Vocal coach reacts to GLEE NATIONALS

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"Wow, they rehearsed this fast." That's basically Glee in a nutshell. One time they wrote, choreographed, and performed an original song over the course of like 48 hours.

Hannah: “is glee satire or serious” Gleeks: “……. Yes”

Jesse and Rachel's voices match perfectly, you should react to their performance of Rolling in the deep

You haven’t seen enough of the show to realize how much this competition matters to the kids. Their personal relationships and everything else that has gone on in their lives are huge factor. The glee club is the place where they all feel excepted and happy, and if they didn’t win a lot of things we’re tired to do that. I highly recommend you watch this show.

To quote Kurt on Rachel after she sang "My Man": "She may be difficult, but boy can she sing"

The fact that Hannah doesn't know who Jonathan Groff is is a bit of a travesty imo

Paradise by the Dashboard Light is one of the best songs they ever did in the entire series! ❤❤❤ This National Performance is also, in my opinion, the best competition setlist they ever had

Jesse St. James is the coach of Vocal Adrenalin and was in college. And a few years older than the other Glee kids.. Also Vocal Adrenalin had a habit of having students not graduate on time so they could preform in the group longer to get more mature vocals. So many of the "acrobatic" group as you called it were older "students".

OK GUYS I DIDNT RECOGNIZE JONATHAN GROFF - look I have ADHD and a gotdamn terrible memory. Next video i won’t recognize Oprah. Welcome to my channel! 🥲

GLEE- "river deep, mountain high" by Naya Rivera and Amber Riley. Such an incredible duet. One of the best in the series even they said it was one of their favourites! :) love ur vids!

The key with watching glee is to not focus on the drama and focus on the singing talent.

I feel that this show is for those who love Broadway and musical theatre in the way that we always wished for this as a career or a fantasy and were never able to achieve such a dream. I was all into being on Broadway in high school but was never able to follow. This (for me) releases those over-dramatic feelings that I always wish I could show on a daily basis. Glee is for the dreamers that wanted the dream, but didn't have the resources to go after it.

Every time I hear Lea's "It's All Coming Back..." I get entire body chills. It's just so incredible.

"That was a Pitch Perfect move." Excuse you, Pitch Perfect is a Glee move.

This performance still gives me the chills today. RIP Corey, Naya and Mark

“I’ve never heard this song before.” Pinball Wizard was written by The Who for their rock opera Tommy. Elton John does a fantastic version in the movie. Highly recommend.

"I have bad vibes" about Mark Salling. Yeah. Good instincts.

Jonathan Groff was one of Rachel's ex! He was in the other school, but he was graduated so that's why he looks like an adult! Rachel and Finn "getting married" phase, was funny to watch. I mean, everyone was saying it was not a good idea, but they were so sure of their decision!

You really have to watch the whole series. Cause all of the characters go through quite a bit of growth. And by the time they get to this moment, you’re really, really rooting for them. And you’ve seen them disappointed again and again. And for many of them, it’s their last chance cause about half of them are seniors by this point. Also, Rachel goes a long way from how her character was at first. A LOT of growth. I hated her at first and ended up rooting for her. I cried when she choked at her NYADA audition. It was such a sad moment and her acting in that scene was Oscar worthy.