HASC 37 REACTION!!! - Avraham Fried, Benny Friedman, Shulem Lemmer, Mordechai Shapiro, Baruch Levine

life for you to join along. Life's life for you to join along. [applause] What's up everybody? Hey. Yeah. Hope you had an amazing Hanukkah, everybody. It's great to be back and again and again every week. Going strong, loving it, and uh coming doing this over once a week, discussing music, enjoying music with you and everybody else. Whether you're just here for the concert or for to just watch a concert with me, doesn't matter. I just love doing this every week and it's all and I only do it for you guys for myself and I love it. It's amazing and barasham were doing this every week last weeks the amount of viewers and people that stayed for the whole concert was insane and it was a pretty big booster to keep doing this. So I'm really happy that we are doing this. Um, so yeah, a reminder that again to to share this with everybody that you know and to join with us every week, once a week when we do this. Uh, and uh uh every Sunday we have our music reactions and every uh Tuesday we have our live streams as we're doing right now. Every day we try to put out a video a day whether it's clips or other videos. Um, I haven't done the daily dose of Jewish music for a while because um, there's not a lot of comments out there to give me the reviews and I've been very busy, especially Kissla, but we'll get back to it full striving and and uh, we're going to do this and uh, yeah, so every Tuesday we have our streams. Every Thursday we have our podcast which uh, will be up again. Uh, there's a few episodes being edited, a few projects coming up, cool projects. Before we start, I do want to say uh as me being in Florida, I was recently at the Oh, yeah. Before I go into that, by the way, uh everyone, please put in your comments below. I want to see you guys joining in. Last week was so amazing. Like how like half the stream we were talking about Jewish music more than than just giving shouts. And it was amazing. And people stuck around for four hours just talking about their favorite stuff, their favorite singers, what they do like, what they don't like. Who cares? So, uh yeah, comment below and I'll give you some shout outs. We'll go to Q&A. we could do this stream together. It's going to be amazing. But before we get into that, I do want to get into a little bit on uh this past week for Kaneka. So, I was at the 46th music festival for Kabad South Howard uh the concert with with Aam Freed 8th Day Zusha and uh the surprising and Joey Nukem and the surprise singer that came uh what was his name? Mor Gazit. I think that's his name is Mor Gazit. I think that's his name. Singer. Trying to see something like that. Like an Israeli singer that came. I forgot his name. I think his name is uh let's see. Singer. No, I can't see. Oh, yeah. But whatever. They brought an Israeli singer. Yeah. And it was amaz It was a good concert. Um there was a few parts that I was just like not really into it. Uh but that's just because um when you go to a concert, as you guys already know, my pet peeve is when in a concert they don't treat it like a concert. Like I'm not necessarily there for a DJ party or for people to play soundtracks of of the albums and then the singers just to come and sing in like like I'm there for orchestra. So I was very excited when many hers band came and uh yeah the concert was pretty good overall. Uh I I said hi to I didn't get to meet Aan Frerieded but I I saw Mendy Herskowitz. Uh we I met him at at a wedding that he did for my cousins and I spoke to him. We got in touch. We've been in touch ever since then. We're not close, but we talk we I always talk to him, bring up a few things and he looks at them. Um and I said hi to him the con at the after the concert. He was with his family so I couldn't lead him like like sit down with him. But uh yeah, it was very nice like I spoke to him and I I and I al I also send him the things of what I do uh that involves him with the concerts that he does uh or did and the content that I do. So he was like very happy about it and he was he was saying thank you for doing I'm like oh no like thank you for playing you know. I said hi to eth day but they were in a rush. Uh, and then I said hi to Zusha and his Zakari I think his name is. Uh, what? Let's see what's what's Zusha's partner thinks. Partner's name. Uh, Zakaria. Yeah, I was right. Yep, I was right. Sakaria. Yeah, Suzakaria. Uh, yeah, I was saying hi to them and it was great. And then I saw you vas Stupel which he is Alvin's manager and he also uh I did of streams like some streams last year where in sometimes he would appear in the concerts but also we did a few episodes of Kaba which is the singing competition and he was one of the judges but but I've been a fan of Ivasuba for a long time he composed a bunch of songs of freed. So I said hi to him and I'm like I said I I speak in Hebrew. So I said hi and like oh what's your name? I said the para and he said in Hebrewh and I was confused because like in my head like meant like visiting I didn't understand what he meant. Then he said in English because he knows English. He said uh like the reviews and the reactions and I'm like yeah that's me. So he saw some of my stuff already. So I was like hey how how are you? and and he said that yeah, he sees my stuff and he's very happy and and he showed me some stuff he's doing and he was like asking about the channel like how many people are watching you but also like like what are the things you do and I was like hey yeah so I got his number and so so because he said oh we might do something together so we'll see what happens with that. Um, but then uh he was waiting for his Uber later and I was there very late because I was really because there was a bunch of people from there from LEC and kids and parents and we were just talking. So I was there very late and he was waiting for his Uber and I was like, "Hey, do you I didn't really know if he was getting Uber, looking for a ride." So I said, "Hey, do you need a ride?" He said, "Yeah, he's fine." But then as he's waiting for his Uber, we started like talking about Jewish music and it was very enlightening because there are some things that he says that I say all the time and there's some things that he's actually more extreme than I am when it comes to Jewish music, which is really funny. And uh he I'm not going to say in detail what we talked about for obvious reasons, but yeah, we were just talking about Jewish music and it was great and like and his opinion on concerts and events and and singers nowadays and and evolution and the differences. It was very it was a very nice short and sweet conversation and yeah so that was a great night. So we'll see what happens from there but yeah I didn't see I'm free which I wish I could. I tried to sneak in the backstage. I was going to make a video out of it you know like oh I'm going to try to sneak in the backstage but they were security was tight like like at the end of the concert they were kicking everyone out like out of the building like let alone the backstage or the stage they were kicking everyone out of the building. So that was hard for me to do. But yeah, it was fun. And uh but the concert was fun. And there's some parts I like, some parts I didn't. But that's no every person to his uh level, you know, of what he likes, what he doesn't like. So um but yeah, it was great. And uh that was that was my experience with that concert. But yeah, now we're gonna watch this concert, H 37. I haven't watched this concert. Maybe I've seen bits and pieces. I think it's this one or 38. Well, a long time ago, but I don't remember any of it. Um, I do know the singers because when I was making the thumbnail, I was trying to trying to make an easy thumbnail for the live stream without trying to spoil myself, but there was no thumbnail whatsoever. There was no poster of HS 37, nothing. So, I had to bring make the thumbnail brand new. So, I kind of know who showed up in the concert, which which is a sh, but still we're going to have fun. No Yakushwi in this concert, which is interesting for a HS concert. Like, no Yakushwacki, but and no, but yeah. Anyway, like the cast is is full. I'm excited for a lot of them. Interested to see other singers in when the H scenery. Manhitch is back, which is great. Um, I just hope that there's a lot more respect to the ethos of H in the in these concerts, especially when we lost Shel Memo. It's uh Shalom, the producer of the original Has concert. But yeah, we're going to get into this and uh I'm trying to see here. There you go. All right, so let's get into it. again comment below and I would like to to to give shoutouts and also to just to have Q&A with people. Uh starting with this comment uh RCF Solutions 1696, thank you for the being the first one to comment. Jewish are the best. Love you guys. Oh, thank you. Thank you. It's funny when I when I post stuff and like within a minute I'll get like comments um like on on Tik Tok especially and in Instagram and instantly it's just like all like tons of bad comments and bad uh unfortunately like I I posted the sing the the the video recently of me singing in a gig. I was singan and I think it's a yeah and like instantly I got comments like oh free Palestine America first of all yeah America first but America first means means a lot of things. Yeah it's like duh. But yeah, without getting too much into it, but yeah, like it's crazy how many comments that like I get for like that just terrible. And I don't really sit through and read them, but it's just like like I just get notifications like boom, like okay, it's crazy. But yeah, YouTube is usually uh good with its comments and stuff like that. Usually, not always. All right, fine. So, let's get into this concert. H 2037. Also, let let me know in the comments about um the volume. If I'm too loud, well, I I should be loud anyway, but if the video is too low and everything, just let me know. So, um because again, I'm I'm kind of solo here. But before we get big, I got to rely on the fans. So, the guys who are watching with me. So, yeah, let's get to it. And now it is my pleasure to introduce the MC for this evening's show. A man whose voice has been synonymous with the Jewish community, Jewish life, Jewish music for decades. Let's welcome >> Seagull and only Seagull. >> Yeah, check out my podcast interview by the way. That was a great concert. Hey, that's a guy from Meaningful People podcast. Not Naki, the other guy on his phone at a concert. Well, actually, I kind of go on my phone also when I get bored. But yeah. Oh my god. >> They had to elevate the stand cuz he's so tall. >> Thank you. >> It's really funny. >> Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to a time for music 37. >> Yeah. >> Pretty amazing, huh? Thank you for coming out tonight and being part of this legendary evening in support of camp. Half a century ago, children with special needs had limited schooling options. Recognizing the importance, Rabbi Morai and Blanch Khan of blessed memory bravely undertook the challenge and founded PAS from its humble beginnings as a small program in Brooklyn. Has evolved into a renowned institution. >> Oh yeah. >> Including the iconic camp H in Parksville, New York. >> Oh yeah. Parcel and H. iconic Jewish community. Since 1973, Camp Hask has become the premier summer program for individuals with special needs, providing campers a magical summer experience. >> For children with special needs and their families, each day represents or presents, I should say, a new battle, a new set of challenges to overcome. At Camp Hass, we stand ready to help each child prevail. The dedicated counselors and staff, incredible group, fully committed to helping children conquer their difficulties and triumph over their limitations. Camp H represents the best among us and features many distinguished heroes of our community. Every staff member gives their heart and soul to this collective effort. Task strategies include smiles, spirit, and song. And with compassion, acceptance, and unwavering support, we can prevail in every camper's personal battle and emerge victorious every time. When we are faced with >> I wonder like how much of these speeches would he do like in the original hats because we in those videos we don't really see like all the speeches. So singing a song of unity. >> But there were like you could tell there were a lot of speeches. >> This is badge of honor. And this is tonight's message. So sit back and enjoy as we bring you a performance unlike any other. Welcome to a time for music 37, which we will call tonight a time for unity. Ooh. Sound can be a piercing voice, a distant cry, a wailing siren. Sounds can stir up emotion, instill fear, create chaos, and some sounds are silent. Sounds of pain, sorrow, loneliness cannot always be heard, but exist in the hearts of many. But we have the power. The power to transform these sounds and change these voices. To heal, to uplift, to inspire. Turn passages of pain into melodies of joy. Sirens whales into echoes of laughter and sounds of despair into symphonies of strength. This is the power of song and the power of a time for music. So with the beat of the drum and a unified voice, we are changing the tune, orchestrating a shift in the melody, granting our special children the voice they never had, raising our voices together, resilient as ever, so that the world can truly hear us as we reshape our destiny and transform the sound of despair into the resounding sound of victory. Oh yeah. >> Who's that? I'm so confused. Oh, it sounds like the theme. It better be. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Oh my god, that was crazy. Oh, look at that. Oh, they had the tablets on the trumpet itself. Is that like That's so annoying. Like, how are you supposed to walk in the dark with a tablet in your face? That's pretty cool, though. The guy is filming with his flip phone. I I got a selfie at the concert with a kid with a flip phone. That was really fun. Bum bum bum bum b. Oh, hopefully this is all like hinting the theme. Like that's what this whole composition is meant to be. It's crazy cuz I saw the the orchestra like two nights ago. Crazy. Yep. There you go. But it doesn't sound like oomphy as like like when you sort of l conducted it. But like it should have been like bum bum. Hopefully it's like building up the oomph that I want cuz he it kind it kind of it's building up its bass and drums and trumpets with it. Like hopefully at the end of overture it's the it's like the I Check the composition here. Playing around with the overture and the theme. Remember like the overtures with Easter lamb where they would play a bunch of songs in one like mealy that had to do with a bunch of the singers but then sometimes it wouldn't and sometimes it would just be like a play with the theme and it's o orchestra. I wonder when like when what was the hman of like okay this year's overture is going to be like just the theme but like playing around with it and oh this year we're going to have the theme overlapping a bunch of singers songs that that would be great for the melo like I wonder what was the like but by far the best H overture is H 18 by far and then H has seven but it wasn't really an overture it was like a an intro with the whole cast or performers, whatever. Okay, there's ah there's the oomph. It's getting the There you go. I I I like how it ended, but like I still missed that like What choir is that? Oh, the show leur. Okay. [singing] This land is [singing] God gave this land to me. this brave [singing] and the morning [singing] children >> [singing] >> There you go. Classic. >> I did this key, by the way, for a gig of Mishak. And this, I got to tell you, this is it's It's a pretty high key. >> It's pretty high key. >> [crying] >> Oh, you throw away. Oh, wait. That sounds like aster right there. And then that that composition sounded like Averister. You created every start. >> Oh, it's not. It's a mashup of all these different songs. And I I love mashups, but I hate it when I don't know any of the songs of a mashup. It's like, come on. It's funny because Malcolm Zagel didn't introduce him, which makes me feel like there's probably going to be more singers for joining him. >> Oh, I heard this song before. [singing] Mhm. [singing] Woohoo. [singing] >> [singing] >> Woohoo! [singing] >> I don't know this song. It's great. Woohoo! [screaming] Oh wow. Wow. Oh shashem. [screaming] Oh, He's very like you hear like more of the like the Kazanus in him in in in the song so far. have always [singing] bring them all. [crying] Bring them all. [singing] God [singing] made us fly. There we go. Now we're going fast. There we go. [singing] >> [singing] >> Makash. Damn. Nice. I wonder why Nakam didn't call him. Is this still an intro? I'm just very curious. >> Rehearsal check. Vocal warm-ups. >> Oh, wait. I saw this short before. >> Check. Put on the new tie. Check. Fresh cap. >> Check. Concert time. Show time. Here we go. There he goes. Oh, wow. I don't I don't think I really watched a live performance of his of him singing this song. [singing] >> [singing] >> Benny with that hat is very interesting. I don't know. I just even though he didn't always wear a hat at every concert or gig, it just I'm just so used to the fact that he does wear it. >> [singing] >> Who may lonely? >> [music and singing] >> Ah. Oh. I'm searching it up to see who composed the song. I'm actually really interested. Udiari. All right. Great. [singing] All right. What's next? What's next? What's next? Please sing along everyone together now. >> Oh, this is a yid. I could tell from the notes the it's a yid cuz a y never breaks. >> In times like these, it's hard to see past the insanity. I I believe this song was composed >> by a woman that was originally meant to do it for a production >> and then >> never it never came to on the production a ghost production but then it never went on and around co time that's when Donny Gross found the song and got in touch with the one who made it and made Benny do it. I believe that's the story. I can search up who did composer >> Ka New House. Oh, she composes a lot of songs. Yeah, but I think the story is that she composed it. >> I could be wrong. I could confirm it with someone. >> But yeah, I think that's the story. Yeah, Kyle New House composes a lot of songs. Simple >> face >> a never breaks >> never gives up in the night. >> Yeah, she compos I'm just looking up now. She composed stuff for Gabrielle per uh Pelovitz Misha Tishler, Mark Lavine. >> Wow. It's crazy. >> Ellie Marcus. She wrote a song for Ellie Marcus, but it's great. >> Ooh, yama. Yama yama. Who composes yama? Oo. Wow. Everybody sing along. Okay. Is LS kid. is great. There you go. That was great. That was great. Uh guys, by the way, keep the comments in for going. I I I would love to give everyone a shout out that's joining us for the for the live stream and answer any questions and conversations and opinions that you have on Jewish music and stuff like that or not just music in general. But yeah, uh but yeah, keep the comments flowing. I I I love and I'm going to do it in between songs, between singers, meloies. It's going to be great. So yeah, keep the comments coming. >> Thank you so much. Welcome. Welcome. Yayama. >> There's many things we don't know. >> Ellie Klein. Okay. >> Many things we don't understand, but one thing we know for sure. >> Hashem is in total control. In total command. >> Oh, yeah. >> We are never ever ever afraid or uncertain. Brand new song. >> Oh, is it Lola? >> Oh, okay. It is a song. Okay, got it. Yeah, I heard it a while ago. I don't really remember. All I know is and me out. That's all I know. >> [singing] >> This was composed by Composed by Yetsk Rosenthal, >> the Shashellis guy. Nice lyrics by Miriam Israeli. Okay. Wow. It's like Rosenthal. I did not expect that. Hello. Hello. >> [singing] [singing and music] >> Is there mid He come. >> Oh, Lord. Oh lord. Lord. la. >> Nice. That was pretty good. >> Hey, Benny. Shalom. How are you? It's Ari Hill. I hit You're performing by the H concert tonight. I was thinking maybe we could do something together. Something special for the H families. No. What do you say, Benny? Mhi Hill wants to come here to this show tonight. Unbelievable. Let's invite him over. >> Benny's so good when it comes to [laughter] such a performance. >> Say the great Hill. >> Yeah, Ari Hill. >> Wow. Wasn't so clear. The message. Hear the message. Wow. I'm not going to know this song because I don't listen to Ariel. The only Ariel thing I heard is Aba. >> Oh, this song. Shalom. [singing] Oh yeah. [singing] >> [music] [singing] >> I know this song. I forgot what it's called. Yeah. Oh, it's a Kamari song. Yeah. [singing] >> [cheering] [singing] >> That's where I know it from. It's okay. Got it. >> [singing] >> Miss God. I try to look up the songs that we sing over because I'm trying to see if uh cuz I I want to save them cuz I actually like like looking up information and researching them later. So, I'm kind of I want to be a Bucky, you know? I I wouldn't say I'm 100% a Bucky, but I want to be a Bucky. >> Oh. [singing] Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. [screaming] I guess the song was like huge at the time, so they had to sing it. Especially when the Israeli singer >> when a camper and family is welcomed to camp, a lifelong relationship begins. A bond is forged which encompass. Thank you. >> Very good. So, we're backstage and Yehuda Mayor Hurowitz and Itchy Toad send me a message and this was the message. Hey, listen to this. You'll be very happy to hear this. This was the message that was told to me minutes ago off stage. There's a very generous couple in our audience who because of the start of this incredible program tonight and the great feeling they have for Camp As they have just donated $250,000 bunk house. >> $250,000 again. Last concert they did the same thing. >> So with that in mind, please help me and Stein. Thank you very much. You Good job, North. >> But yeah, uh before we continue, more comments. Agrano E4S. Yeah, I remember you from the last concert. Yeah, which one do you think was be was the best? Has 36 or has 37? Well, I haven't finished watching H 37. I like barely got into it, so we'll see. has 36 I was like really expecting very low especially after has 2930 like that was rough but yeah um but yeah uh again I barely dented this concert so I have no idea who I'm going to like more at Bland's band oh you were also at the last uh last week I remember you yeah what's up brother uh uh yeah I'm so excited that Bar is in this concert I am also We need more Bahavina Jewish music. You know, you just can't get enough of Baravine, you know. Pretty It's pretty cool. Pretty cool. All right. Uh let's continue on. Please keep the comments going. I love it. Getting to know you guys, answering questions, and uh just uh giving shout outs. It's the best part of the evening. All right, let's continue. rising staring from the holy land with authentity. >> I reacted to his nicot song by the way. You can check that out two years ago. Oh my gosh. Two years ago. >> Using cutting edge technology. Shalom will share the stage with a musical legend, an iconic voice and brought back to life for this extraordinary moment. Ladies and gentlemen, let's have a welcome for Shalom Baron Holtz. >> Shalom Baron Holtz. Who's this guy? Sham Baron Holtz. I don't remember adding that. Shalom Baron Holtz. Let's look him up. Show them Baron Holtz. >> That sounds like uh >> my holy brother. Come on my dear brothers together with song and prayer may be answered. [singing] What is going on? I'm so confused. So it is [singing] >> I think I remember hearing about this but I'm so confused. boost. [singing] Is that a hologram? Is it a projector? What's going on? [singing] So he's singing with Kobach. >> And I guess they're having >> Okay. It's not the first time they did that in H. They did that in has 20 24. Yeah. With the duets. Dusty Green and Lia Lipa. He did it himself, but Is this like Schllo Kobach song? [singing] >> [singing] >> So it's a shalom. >> I just I just zand this so I can see what's going on. But Shalom Kobach. Yeah, but like they take his voice. Is this a Schlom Kobach original? So, it is AI Shak. I don't know how am I supposed to feel about that. [singing] >> [singing] >> I'm trying to see what the song is originally. [singing] People like is this originally song? This is a >> I'm trying to figure out what is going on here. What am I? Gosh, man. I'm so mixed about what am I supposed to do? [singing] >> [singing] >> Like, did they ask his family? Like, I'm so confused. >> I'm trying to look at [singing] trying to see if Shakabas just has that song. >> [singing] >> I'm so confused. [singing and music] [singing] >> [singing] >> Yeah, I don't know what am I supposed to feel about that. I'm going to pause it here because I'm [sighs] I don't know what am I supposed to feel about that because it's AI Schlommo Kbach a hologram. Is that song even a call song? Is it Shalom song? Is it like like what's going on? I'm trying to investigate this uh AI. What's this? Is this slow-mo's original song? Trying to see if it's originally Schlommoa. Is this originally Schlommo song? I'm so confused. Yeah, I'm trying to in investigate this. Like I'm trying to see what's going on. Uh at Dylan Valdez. Yeah. Uh you were with us in the last stream. I remember that. Would you prefer Yakushweek or Morai Shapiro to be a lead artist in house concerts? None. Uh probably Schweki. Overall, I like Schweki more than Morai Shapiro. That's not anything against Shapiro at all. It's just uh out of the two. But I would pick none. I think Yakushwagi is a good guest star as most people are. And when it comes to lead artists in a H concert, it hasn't been really been a thing. Maybe has seven and early with Morai and David for sure, but I don't think you could top that even without freed like it. It doesn't that doesn't happen anymore. Uh, most definitely is AI. Most definitely AI. Yeah, it's AI. I get that. But I'm just wondering, is this song like originally Shom Kobach song? I'm trying to figure out like the behind the scenes of all this. Like I'm so torn about it. I don't know, man. Trying to see what's trying to look around. Okay. Yeah, I see that I see that this guy is like Shalom Burnhaltz really capitalized on this performance and has made a whole thing about it. But still like [sighs and gasps] like to take so take an AI of someone that passed away and for him to sing a your song with you. I guess that's cool to have on your own private like side of things, but to do it on a concert to monet I don't know. It's it's kind of sickening. It's like did the family know? They probably did, but like I remember this. I remember hearing about this when it happened, but never really paid attention to it. Yeah. Wisdom Pro E9i. It seems weird. Yeah, it does. It does. It would make sense if it's originally a Sham Kbach song and Shalom wanted to sing it with him because that's what they did in H 20 uh 4. I mean, they didn't do a AI Shakabach. They took a vintage song of him singing Amisai and they had Yasi Green sing it with him. But here, I'm not sure whose song is this. Is this Shalom song and he's programming an AI or Shakab to sing it with him? Or is this original Shakab song and he's having the AI sing it even though it is AI and he's just sing it with with the AI? I look, I tried looking into it. I couldn't find anything. I asked some people. Let's see what they answer. But like, yeah, it's such a weird, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow. We're getting deep. Also, like, is this what Jewish concerts resorted to? You know, like I haven't seen this since, which is a good thing, but still, like, I don't know what I'm supposed to think about this. All right, let's continue. Let's continue. Um, is it another video? >> Why pre-record Seagull? Have him present it on his own. You don't He doesn't need a video to help him out. Like, just have come up. Jewish music is a versatile artist with a captivating personality that have entertained and >> also you barely hear him >> again. And I only I only know Nicad song from Shalom. Uh I keep saying Shalom, but Yay. This is Nicod. Yeah, I I I I react to this already. I'm actually excited because like orchestras are so much better than any other arrangement that we get in modern day music. So to have the Benny Herskitist band play this live this song. I'm actually pretty excited because that was my one of my critiques of the of the other song is that it was kind of jarring for me because it was a lot of very techno. So I mean I'm excited because the song itself is pretty good. Oh, whoa. Shali Swag. There you go. >> Hey, is that the guy the comedian? One second. That looked like the comedian. Oh, what's his name? He does like a fun a lot of funny videos. >> But it makes sense because he usually goes to these concerts. [singing] You, by the way, you can check out my reaction to the song. Shalom. Ash. I'm liking the orchestra much better. I don't know. Like, if I want to listen to a version, this is the version I want to listen to. There's nothing like orchestras, man. Live orchestras especially. Who is this choir? I don't know the choir. [singing] time salad. [singing] Shalos. Oh, [singing] [music] Benodot. Nice. Pretty good. >> Pretty good. It's pretty good. >> All right. Now, this again, that was the only song I knew from Shalom. So, Also, yeah, I I think I know Shalom. [singing] Oo. >> Ooh. M oh. [singing] >> [singing] >> Oh. [singing] >> Oh. >> Yeah. I don't know the song. It's great. >> [singing and music] >> So many songs by the way in Israeli songs. Oh, [singing] speech speech. Pretty [singing] good. >> Pretty nice simple song. >> I'd like to It's okay. I'd like to have make a moment here with all of you here. I'd like to have some acappella without the without the band just to sing one chorus all together without the band with you. >> Like to hear it from the top as well. >> Feel free to close your eyes, raise your hands, whatever helps you deeper into the words. Give me [singing] >> [singing] >> Give me one goodwhere. Give me one word. without mehere. I want to be [singing and music] like a [singing] Thank you so Nice. Nice. All right. Atwistinpro E9I. Thank you for sticking around. Baramine is about to turn 48 years old. Then Schweki is about to turn 49 years old. Crazy how they are about to be in their 50s. Yeah. And Baramine doesn't look like it. You know what I mean? like Yakushki, you could tell obviously, but with the with the grayish coming in, but but Barl Lavine looks great and sounds great in his 50s. It's crazy. And he was a kid in the Golden Crown and he [laughter] just pretty insane to think about. Uh at Dylan Oh, here at Dylan Valdez. Honestly, old old artists are getting old. Well, they're old. That's the point. Uh at Linkermarker, hey, you were also at the concert before the last week when we're reacting to. What do you think? Who do you think is going to be and has 39? I don't know. But for sure it's going to be a winner from 246 uh uh singing competition. I actually want to do that, but you have to be in 246. And I don't have I don't have the money to make an account for myself. I'm putting money into the stream to the streaming service I'm using, let alone the another platform. It's a shame when we get sponsors and people that can actually help us out, enjoy these things that we could do more, you know. But yeah, it's going to be a winner from that singing competition. I spoke at length of last week about has 40, but 39. It better not be one of those situations that they like before the big concert they kind of make a smaller concert. They did they do that in Hask even the older ones. I have a lot of ideas of what I want to see, but most likely they're not going to happen. Most likely they're not going to happen. All right, let's continue. I have the honor to invite for the next song, the incredibly talented, my friend Morai Shapiro. >> [singing] [singing] >> Oh, He's sounding so much like [singing] This is song, right? [singing] Oh, it's a song that they did together originally. Okay, I'm looking it up now. It's great. It's a very much like a song like like but like you could tell why it fits with Morai Shapiro. [singing] >> Take out your lights everybody. Let me see your lights. Come on. Let's light up the room. >> [singing] >> That's it. [singing and music] >> [singing] >> I don't know. >> [singing] [music] >> Oh, >> the words by Schmool and it was composed by Mara Shapiro. Interesting. Okay. Interesting. Yeah. Okay. I guess so. It just sounds more like a schmol song than a more hashpro song, but it fits more. >> I was just looking it up. [singing] >> Knife. >> Thank you so much. >> Enjoy the rest of your evening. >> Yeah. All right. At wisdom E9i. Crazy how Morai sang with Schweki back in 2002 and he was in a Miami boy choir and then now he's a solo artist making his hit songs. Yeah, that's a crazy ride from start to finish. Crazy ride. And for one could argue that he was in a one of the last classic groupings of Miami Boys Choir. One of my f I mean one of my favorite from I I was listening to the other day actually. I was listening it to while I was going to the concert. Um, Hashem Hashem, I think that was around his grouping or before, right before whatever. Yeah. Grano E4s. Yeah. Yeah. Shapiro was a little kid while Schweki was in his 20s. Now they sang Rahim when they sang Rahim back in the 2000s. Yeah, that was like the one of the first viral clips on YouTube like ever. Like Jewish music wise. Like it's crazy. Okay. So, I got some information. Uh I'm just going to download it here. But yeah, I got some information about uh the aabak. In my opinion, it's pretty disgusting, but um trying to pull it up here. Yeah. So, uh apparently, so apparently, as you can see here, I'm going to move the the comments from here. Okay. So, as you can see here, the song is composed and the lyrics by this guy Shalam Bear Burnhowitz. Burnhits. Burnwitz. That's pretty disgusting, man. It's one thing to go, "Oh, let's sing a Let's have a AI hologram of an older singer sing a one of his songs with other singers. That would be pretty neat. Even then, it's iffy. But to go through a whole different new song and just have sing with you just because just just just to make a like like Okay, man. I would do the same thing too, but not at a concert, not for people. I would do it for myself at home if I if there's a way to do it at home, but not with not in public. monetizing and and for everybody to see like it's Yeah, Blad Ben, that's insane. Just why? Just why? Why do that? What he should have done is have Shakabach come with it. Like do the same thing you did, but don't do that song. Don't do your song. Do do a Shakabak song. Like can you imagine if he if he like we're gonna have Shakovak AI hologram sing with a new upcoming singer Ezri Mashem like the classic from that would be really cool but the fact that they the fact that you're like oh I'm gonna have the AIA in a concert sing my song that I made up 100% with me because I can like from his perspective. Yeah, sure it's cool, but like not for everybody else. Do it at your house by yourself privately like doing 9607 was awful. Yeah, it's awful. It's awful. It's disgusting. I was in pro E9. I think H24 did well better job than this. Oh yeah, better job than this because of the fact nothing else like other reasons like oh this is better you sound him or you see the footage okay fine sure but like for the this very reason that you're making the AI Shakabach in public in front of everybody in a house concert seeing your song come on man it's crazy uh what's on the wall behind you. Oh, these are pictures that Michaela drew when he was still in LC. I'm doing I have this little temporary studio in LC. So, uh the pictures are stuff he drew on sticky notes prom. Uh this is way worse than the entire album of H22. I would disagree because of only one reason. At least H22 didn't try to fake anything like that. Serious insane. I mean, H22 is not my favorite Hask, but still like Are you a teacher there? Oh, an LC. No, I'm a program director for elementary boys. I do what I love in the mornings and I do what I love in the afternoons. Can you show us your studio? I would if I was not if I was in my own domain, I would do it, but I'm in someone else's office with other stuff, so I'm not going to do that. But it's pretty standard. It's my phone. Well, I'm live streaming it for my but the camera my webcam is my phone attached to the computer and the mic is connected to the computer and yeah, it's pretty generic. Uh Mr. Sham, when when I have the capability of doing more, I can get a proper camera plugged into the computer to a my own computer. By the way, yeah, good news. By the way, I didn't even mention at the beginning. Good news. I said before that the reason why I was was behind in doing the podcast and episodes is because my computer broke and I was trying to recover the files. As of last week, I wasn't able to recover the files, but didn't mean I I lost everything. I just had to start my projects from the beginning, like edits and stuff. But then uh this morning the guy I gave my a tech guy my computer he said there's a there's a possibility I could save everything and all he needed was me to open up the computer and he figured out to save everything. So I haven't touched my computer yet but we'll see what happens. Like hopefully I don't have to start all over again with some edits of episodes. I could continue with the edits so that it comes out sooner, but we'll see. But yeah, I'm really happy about that. So yeah, good news. We don't have to wait too long for episodes for the Pinas podcast at Dylan Valdez. At least a H22 had a medalley of songs. Yeah, they did. Did they? I don't remember that. It's been a while. Has 22. Oh gosh, man. Hask 22. Uh, I have to look on Spotify. I'm looking on YouTube. So, h 20. Oopsie. H2. Uh, yeah. Let's just look at me some music. Wait, this is the DVD, right? No, I want the CD. I love how like like most music is like with a bundle of this and this and this and this you can spend $200. Okay, I guess they did. I guess I just don't remember. That concert's pretty forgettable. Uh, when did you come up with the idea of making a YouTube channel? Slower slashlivestreams. Uh, a YouTube channel. Oh, wait one second. I didn't put the comments back up here. There you go. Uh, a YouTube channel. It started out with an experiment of me seeing how quick I can make a YouTube short. And it was my first YouTube short ever that I made. It was a review on the key king of Tony's. And uh and I I I had a lot of fun doing it. Like it took me 10 minutes. Now it takes me longer. If I make a YouTube short, it takes me like an hour from film to edit. But yeah, like like took me 10 minutes and I but I enjoyed it. And so I continued on doing it throughout the summer. This is two summers ago. Two summers ago. Two summers ago. And I kept doing it and I was getting feedback about it. People were liking it. I liked it. then moved on to doing reactions which I did my music reactions then moved on to uh the live streams because um I'm a big fan of a lot of people that on lots of YouTube channels on different various like scopes of the spectrum of live streaming and there's not a lot of yidden that are live streaming like themselves besides for live streaming concerts and events and fundraisers but not like a guy like streaming and I I I'm I'm not even streaming this on like any other platform. except for YouTube because um no you didn't are like on Twitch or or or other things that are that are live. But uh yeah, and I just love it. I just love it because a there's not a lot of major work as opposed to the other videos. There's not a lot editing and publishing and this is just like a press of a button. You're in it and people interact with you live and ask you questions and I get a lot of ideas for my channel from the live streams. People interact with me from the live streams. I had singers comment and so I I love doing this. So that's how that's that's when I started two summers ago. It was my first YouTube short and then last year I really got into the live streamings and over time I had to like evolve. I started with just my first live stream you could find on my channel. I was cracking like so much uh and now I got a proper studio equipment, proper streaming service with some research. So that's great. uh at Wisdom Pro E9i. Again, honestly think Hask 18 just has way art just has way artists than has way more artists I guess than has 22 especially how no wait what maybe artist has way more artist if you're saying that 18 was better than 22 I agree artistic yeah everything yeah everything about Oh, there you go again. I think Hask 18 is way better at a concert than 22. Yeah, totally agree. Yeah, totally agree by a long shot. Hask 18 is the top is my top five favorite H in general, let alone comparing it to H2. Uh just because it was mo the most artist and how Schweki has the most artist and how Schweki performing. Yeah, I think the best performance of Schweki in any concert. Actually, no. Not any concert. I do like Schwacky and Live on Nokia from 200. Oh gosh, I have to look this up. I I don't want to see stuff like I don't know. Live in Nokia. Schweki 2013. I was about to say 14. I was close. 2013. Yeah, that was pretty good concert. But yeah, the best of H is that uh Are you going to watch the newest H? That's not a long while. Wait, are you are you talking about 38? Yeah, I'm gonna do that next week. I haven't watched H has 38. So, I'm gonna do that next week. Um, but when it comes to the one that's next has 39, we'll see what happens with that because sometimes they might charge you. So, we'll see. Uh, coming up. I think that had to do with that question before I just answer. So, uh, Hask 18 was iconic. watched it over a hundred times as a kid at Zalman 9607. Me too. I had the DVD scratched it up by how much times we were watching it. So yeah, that was great. Same. Yeah, [cough] I think Hask 18 was the first of the concerts that everyone bought its DVDs. I think it was one of the first concerts in DVDs. So uh it's January 18. What? Has uh 27 29 I'm so tired. A 39. H 39. Let's just look at some information because I'm actually kind of curious. Yeah. H 39 January 18, 2016 for survival opportunities and more information at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center. That's where like that's where Zusma was. Uh yeah, they're just having pictures of past 38. Oh, it's spoiling me. Spoiling spoiling. Just gonna give it. Yeah. Uh United and Sound again. Unity. Uh yeah. Experience Music VIP Prime Orchestra. Yeah. I'm going to share with you guys. I just the board. Yeah. First tier. Second tier. Thank you to our sponsors. They already have sponsors. Oh my god. Oh. Well, yeah. It's a month away, actually. So, less than a month. Uh J drugs the Americ still like a thing. They're in everything. Oh, they're not even their like Oh, they are. I guess partner. Oh, partner is the highest. Okay, fine. I was like I can get more than gold. Trying to see if there's other things here. Wow, this is like a big event. 246. Yeah. Yeah. Summer, we are dreaming. Yeah. Cool. All right. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Out of curiosity, how much are the tickets? Oh my god. The lowest is what? Oh, they're all sold out. Whoa, they're all sold out. That's crazy. Wow, the whole concert's sold out. That's crazy. You know, I'm actually curious if I could get somehow backstage say, "Hey, I do music and I reacted to your previous house. Can I get backstage access or something?" If they do that, I would fly in in a second. In a second. Wait, it actually might be during my winter vacation. So, that'll be Whoa. That'll be great. That'll be great. Uh, we can all come to an agreement, right? Duh. 39. 39. Yeah. Uh, at Dylan Valdez, uh, who do you think sings better version of David? Freed or Schwekie? Okay. A freed and and David better than Schweki. Nothing that's wacky. You just got to go with the classics. Um, [sighs] it's funny because Markham is the original British, but the one that that a lot of people know cuz that's the only way to listen to except for the video from YouTube is the one where he sings with Dudu Fischer or with other iterations. I grew up with a reaction and freed in I'm trying to remember uh live in Israel 2009 which I spoke to Vas Lupe about. That was pretty cool because he conducted that and managed that concert. But um yeah and that was like a lot going on there. So I pretty like that. But still like who sings a better version in my opinion? It's hard to say because they're completely different versions. If I'm going to compare it, it has to be in a league of comparison, but it's not because it it was really two different performances like totally. So, I can't say. I don't know. Maybe if we do like a deep dive of like listening to it and like coming up with an answer, maybe. But as of now, no. As of now, I can't say. Not that I can't. They just like I physically can't but not because I don't want to or that I can't say I grew up with singing which h that one Winston Pro E9 L is it E9 L or I can't tell. It's probably a L. Anyway, all right. Yeah. H. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. So, Hask 18. Yeah. All right, let's continue on with ask 30 salon. Yeah, so far I like the original song better. I don't know what's with his voice here, but [singing] Yeah. [singing] >> I don't know what's with his I don't know what's with his voice here. >> Is it just me? >> [singing] >> like this is not what he normally sounds. Might be just me. I I don't think it is, but [singing] [music] I die. >> Like, I'll admit I'm not sounding too good because I'm eating something and something stuck in my throat. So, >> [music] >> Like there's something up with his voice. >> Like he has like a >> What's up with Yeah, >> it's a sh >> [singing] >> like the choir sounds better than him. >> Like I think he had a cold or something. Yeah. Ain't no night. Ain't night. Ain't I Nevada? Ain't I ain't? Uhoh. Ain't a night. Ain't night. A night. Ain't no I [singing] Yeah, this original song just sounds so much better because he doesn't sound so good here. >> Good evening everybody. How you guys doing? >> I'm sorry. >> I feel so bad. Look at this incredible production. Look at this coming together. >> So, let's enjoy the moment. Let's be present. Says these words, I wrote the song almost two years ago. >> But yeah, before we continue, actually, you know what? One more song because there's not a lot of comments. So, one more song and we'll get back to comments. >> I just [music] want one thing. I just want one thing. I want to be close to you. I want to feel you. I want to see you. So, let's d it together. >> [singing] >> Now he sounds a little better but still I don't know the song but yeah [singing] dude Oh, [singing] you may [singing] Okay, let's sing along. Come in. >> Let me >> [singing] >> Everybody. [singing] >> Oh. Oh, [singing] let's close our eyes, everybody. Let's do a little tila. We still need to bring home our hostages. They should come home safe. All of our soldiers should come home [music] safe. Anybody that's feeling pain, the pain should run away. We should feel in our lives every moment of every day. Reveal yourself. Oh. >> Oh. Oh. Oh. For this next song, I need to invite my good buddy. >> We'll do one more song. >> It's always a good time when he's around. >> One more song before we get to comments cuz I'm trying to do some technical difficulties in the background. So, I'm just going to do continue. But who was it? >> Benny. >> Oh, Benny. Okay. I >> What's up? How you doing? This is going to be like Har show where he doesn't know the words. [music] [singing and music] [singing] >> [music] [singing] >> Okay. >> [singing] >> I don't know. [singing] That's the song. >> [singing] >> I don't know this song. >> Why does he only sing like Israeli songs now, by the way? Everybody, this part's easy. Yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo. [music] I actually know this song. I heard this before. Oh, ano. We got to be proud. [music] Come on. >> Oh, every yo yo yo yo yo yo. Nice. >> What? Benny's leaving >> soon. Benny >> and Morai stays at Wiston Pro E9 L. Okay, so it is L. Got it. Okay. Adillan Valdez. I'm surprised Hask hasn't featured much about Sim Liner. I'm not. I'm not. uh Sima Liner. He's a great singer. He's a good singer, but um he's very he's like he's really good at his sweet spot, which is uh the wedding and the like the more intimate personal events and gigs. Like those are I think that's his sweet spot. Uh if he's in a concert, I'm not going to care. I'm not going to go like, "Oh gosh, he's in a concert." But am I surprised that he's not in H? Not really. I mean, not really. Uh, I think Morai Shapiro's voice is a bit off in this concert. I totally agree at uh Blind Ball Bland. Oh gosh, I'm so tired. A bland band. Do you think Hask 40 will the last time Morav will show in a H concert? That is if he shows up. Maybe. [sighs and gasps] Maybe. I mean, he has to show up to H. And it it I wouldn't be surprised if they're not if he's I'm I wouldn't be surprised if he's not going to be there for like a lot of the concert. Like I wouldn't be surprised if he's going to sing there for the classics. A duet with Alvin Freed if Alan Freed shows up. You know what I mean? Like I think I wouldn't be surprised if he's not going to do a lot. A grano E4 by the way, which is a shrano E4S. I think every classic singer will show up in their finale finale time has 40. has to be huge. If Has Gordy is not huge, they're are missing out. And huge, by the way, huge doesn't mean I mean, yeah, they're going to have to have every classic singer there, but huge doesn't mean that it needs to have like 40 singers for House 40, which actually would be cool if they had 40 singers. Uh but it just means that they have to go big in scale, not production-wise, scale of nostalgia and classics. Like they you have to do it. You have to go big at bland. Ben probably. Yeah. Uh at Linker Marker. I'm sorry, but Ben Freeman is much better than Mora Shapiro in my opinion. 100%. Uh at Wisdom Pro E9L. This is a definitely a melody. A melody. Well, yeah, obviously. Uh, and Mendle Young, what's up, Mendle Young? Mendle, what's up? You can't pay me to watch this concert. All right. Uh, I hope 40 will be like 18 or 25. It's not for one reason, Shia Mendelitz. It's just not. It's just not. It's not going to be. Just not going to be. Uh, at Mendel Young, no star power or real talent. Dumping in a Remble doesn't help. Um, a few points. Uh, no star power. I agree. Real talent. I wouldn't say there's no real talent, but there's but I'm not going to have like high expectations or standards because at this point if you don't have shield menowitz and the classics then you're doing something wrong. Uh but yeah, um dumping in a Reml doesn't help. There's some truth to that, but it but you have to have a Reml not because oh to make it big, you have to have a Remmo because it's H and it's H 40. like you have to have a Rimmel. Uh Emily Uuzzi coming in to give you a bit of my views. Thank you. Uh I don't know if you could do hype points with my videos. I know it's a new thing in YouTube. I don't know if it's like a real thing. Um Winston Pro E9L sad. Yeah, it is very sad. Uh Mendel Young, they should make a house concert dedicated to the choirs of Jewish music. Yeah, that would be cool if they had like this is the boys choir medally like a solid 20 minutes but not too long. You know what I mean? Like the fast-paced like a minute for a different songs. You have like phases like a Miami phase, a a Silva Zmer phase, a Jeep choir phase and and Pier London Pere and like like all these things. That'll be great. That you should be a producer, an executive producer. Uh at Winston Pro E9L again, I hope 40 won't be a disappointment. Don't know. Don't know. Uh Winston Pro E9L or else they lost the chance to do this. Yep. Uh and Mandel Young duets of singers with choirs bringing back a moody sh Miami boy choir London school of Jewish music Jewish song etc. Yeah. Uh I agree to all that. Yeah. Uh like either you have singers or alumni of singers of those choirs. Um you have to have pimementa. I think what they did with in the tenthon with the pimentas was great. And pimementa had one of the most classic moments in H. Not just Hask 18 multiple H. They weren't other Haskan have to have the payment brothers do pay tribute to them and um but yeah um a nostalgia of boys choir I mean their top moments was in H that's true but I don't know I don't know if that's going to be like as much attention like I'm not like oh we're going to have a tribute to Yeshua voice choir so better stay tuned to this part of the concert. I don't know if that's going to grab me as much. Uh but yeah uh and Mandel Young go through all the generations bring back old singers old choirs etc. Yeah it's true but if they bring back Miami boy choir and they did that what they did and has 36 that would be terrible. I mean there was like I mean first of all that concert the mics forget about it and the kids just like they like it wasn't even the kids themselves like each kid had their moments but they were just so I think it was like it was a new boys choir like choir at that time so like that that was pretty bad uh making it like different generation years one song from the 1900s another in the 2000s and the present. Yeah. Yeah, they got to do something. I mean, it's 40 for heaven's sakes. And to do half 30 with just Yakushwi, it's like what are we doing? Like like what are we doing? Uh and Mendel Young. Haven't watched H since 20. Wow. That's when H concerts ended. What? No. 20? I say 18 was the final real house concert and 1920 was like farewell and then they got all trashy. What? You're not going to count? Really? Like you wouldn't count uh 21 3 24 25 eh 2 26 pretty good 27 moments I guess maybe there's something to what you're saying but still like like like the real No, I think it ended Once once Shia Mendle went to Silki Ding left, I think that's when it went down. But until then, it was pretty good. Uh, I was in Pro E9. We don't speak about H22. And I love how you have the profile picture to back you on that comment. Uh, fight me. Sure. [gasps] Uh, really has 20 and that's it. Come on. I mean, yeah, like like I I wouldn't say like has the 20 to 30 were my most favorite concerts, but I wouldn't say they're just like that's it. Again, from Winston Pro E9 out H2 could have been better 100%. All right, let's continue. Okay, together we got [music] to sing this song. This song's all about Octo. One of my favorites because that's what's going to bring the right. [music] >> Is this Friends? >> I friends and their loyalty. [singing and music] >> No, I I heard this song before, but I forgot which one is this. Oh, we could all sing that song. [singing] >> Oh, that that harmony wasn't that bad. It's a special harmony. >> We can all sing. Put your hands together. Come on. Let's go. Let me hear you guys. Look at this band. How you guys doing? All right. I like to ride my bike and [singing] I enjoy [music] it. I play piano. [singing and music] alone. >> The only thing I It's not my favorite song. And for one easy reason, main reason is because there's no depth in the lyrics >> in the song itself. You know what I mean? >> It's a good party song. It's like it kind of feels like in the genre of Zusha for me. It's a special harmony. We can all [music] sing. We can all [singing] sing. We can all sing. We're >> harmony. >> You and I see the same blue sky. We're under one star. Let's [singing and music] look at our differences wherever we are. Sometimes I'm really [music and singing] a lie. Come on, guys. Sometimes I'm falling [singing and music] back again. Nobody's perfect. I like when people see the good me [singing] is Oh, we can all sing. It's a special harmony. We can all sing. >> Can all sing. We can all sing. >> [screaming] >> Just getting some good exercise over here. You see me jump on stage like that. >> Also, got a ra. >> I'm so mean. [laughter] Some exercise. Got a raola. Oh my gosh, I'm so mean. Uh, yeah. It's uh would you rather uh at Link or Marker, would you rather have H 22 or H 19? I don't know. H 19. I think I seen the video. I think I found the footage once, but still like H has 19. I I'm gonna look at it again, but there's only like highlights. I grew up with the DVD of only being highlights, but no uh but yeah, but no like actual a concert. Is there footage out there? I wonder. I miss the old has thumbnails. Yeah, I actually know the guy that made those. Uh, I'm just going to look his name up because I don't want to mess up his last name again. Uh, uh, where is it? Um, I'm trying to find his name. His name. His name. His name. I don't want to say the name because I feel my gut that it's the wrong name. Shirley Meyer. There you go. All right. Surirly Meyer. Yeah. Yeah. He he made the thumbnails of Hask 18 through H 29 uh covers and posters for the show's banners and etc. Oh, no, no, not 29. 28. My bad. My bad. Yeah, Silly Me. Yeah. So, shout out to him. Yeah. Uh uh at Wiston Pro E9L. I'm pretty sure you mentioned him in 22 reaction live stream. Yeah, I did. Good man. Wow, guys. You're really joining in for all these streams. I I I thank you. Like, thank you. Really, it means more. It means a lot to me than you could ever imagine. Like, thank you guys. All right, let's continue with H. >> Okay, I'm excited to invite somebody else on stage. >> Someone else. Why is he leading >> a man that needs a little introduction? >> He needs a rola. The >> sweetest man. >> I can't like that. >> Baravine. Baravine. Make some noise for Bar. >> Thank you. >> You have some energy left. >> I got energy. We're here together. >> Wonderful to be here. >> Wow. >> Want to introduce this song? >> I'd love to introduce the song. A song on my recent album. Song that we're dancing to our weddings. Bar mitzvah. Anybody know what the song is called? >> Oh, Zakan. Zakon. >> Oh, I got it. Yo. >> [music] >> This is a great song, by the way. [singing and music] He composed the song, right? [singing] >> [singing] >> Yeah. Composed by Bar Lavine. Yeah, of course. [singing] [singing] >> [singing] >> Say I say I don't say I [music] [singing] can't >> [singing and music] >> Oh my [singing] god. [singing] I love the violins in this like pretty good singit. >> [music] >> Wow. Thank you. >> I'll see you guys soon. >> Yes. Thank you. Bahavin is staying >> the last few weeks. >> Yeah. Before we continue though. Yeah. Bavine is always a classic. 100%. Uh at Dylan Valdez, who do you think sings better with Baravine? In my opinion, Schweki with Baravine is always a classic. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. though I wouldn't. I think when when Barlavine did the off the records albums, which by the way, where's the third one? Where's the third one? Um, when Bar when Bari sang with all the different singers, those were neat. And none of them were Yakushwaki, surprisingly enough. But no, you know what? The most classic is Bin Abbe Rottenberg. How do we know that? From h 24, right? 24 and 27. Yeah, there you go. But yeah, that that those two are classic out of everybody. Man, seeing Bravian has 37 as he looks very different. Uh and not every different very different than has 22. Yeah, by the way, he looks better. You know, he looks better and he doesn't even look his age. He looks so much younger. He sounds younger. It's crazy. Uh at Grano E4, excuse me, F4s. I'm actually starting to like this concert. [laughter] All right, let's continue. >> We have our eyes on and we wait [music] for the day where it'll be. I don't know this song. >> Oh, it sounds from extra. [singing] [music] [singing] >> [singing and music] [singing] >> Sing everyone. [singing] >> [singing] >> Something's up with the mic. You hear it? It's like crackling. >> [singing] >> Whoa. >> Thanks for coming, Benny. >> Oh, Benny's coming. All right. >> [singing] [singing] >> Oh, this is a famous song. >> [music] [singing] >> I'm just going to go back a little bit because I want to find out the song. >> Also, it's a classic. I love my [singing] [music] day without good times and bad times. Is item? Please tell me. Oh, I was right. I love it. Oh, Betty is going to sing with him. That's going to be great. [singing] That was terrible. Oh, Benny Free is singing beat. That's great. [singing] Hashem through faith in a distrust in ashe. You just need to believe [music] I'm going to move myself because I can't see >> when the camera is like far backy. that they bringing his hearts to perhaps more [singing] love. >> [singing] [singing] >> Oh, this is a classic, but I don't know the song. Shaker. [singing] Hello. Whoa. Yeah. So let make you touch [singing and music] the music together. [singing] Dian soo your soul. That's a classic. Uh Maravine, >> thank you so much. >> Nice. That's great. That was great. >> That was great. Um at Bland Ben. Okay. Not bad. Benny Lavine will always be the best. Cool. Again, I do love Schweki as it is as the best songs. Yeah, pretty. Yeah. But AB Rot Rottenborg always tops it. Yep. Yep. Yep. Oh, the niggan is from 22. Cool. Oh, wait. No, it's Khaburim. Khaburim. What's Kohhabim? Habin, wait, that's one of the songs that they sang and him or it's one of the songs from the concert. Let me know. I'm actually curious cuz I don't think I ever heard of Co. All right, let's see where we're up to next. >> Very special H camper had a dream. His dream was to have one of his favorite songs performed tonight. That's a concert. Stage and tonight. Oh, nice. His dream is about to come true. >> But a song like this needed a dream team. >> We'd like to welcome Schulum back to the stage joined by a world famous artist and powerhouse performer making his H debut. Let's give a warm house welcome to the incredible Alex Claire. >> Oh, show them and Alex. But they're singing with a kid or a kid song. >> We'll see. We'll see. carry the weight much better than I do after [singing] waiting for good news. All of our needs, our hopes and our dreams [singing] are waiting on an open door. >> [singing] >> By the way, my cousin knows out there personally. [music] [singing] [music] >> We're going to make this a beautiful world. A beautiful world. Going to make this a beautiful world. You don't make this beautiful mountain. >> There goes again that glitch. Sunrise. All of our needs are hopes in our dreams waiting on an [singing] open door. I see a spark of light in the dark. We'll be wise before. We're going to love you. And after all of the lessons [music] we've [singing] learned, we're going to make this a beautiful world. >> Sham should easily do harmony here. Wow. >> Beautiful. >> We got love. [singing] And after all of the lessons [music] we've learned, we're going to make it a beautiful world. >> Oh. Oh. >> Wow. >> I don't know the song, but great Oh wow. [singing] >> Thank you so much. >> Thank you, Alex. >> Nice. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Uh, you should definitely add a poll about who sings better with Barabin. Yeah, sure. Why not? Let's do it. All right, let's see. I'm gonna add a poll here. Start a poll. Who sings better with Baroo Levine? So, uh, the options will be AB Rottenberg. AB Rottenberg. Next will be Benny Freeman. Freriedman. Uh, I'll do um Avon B. Yakushwi. Yakoi. And was there anyone else that we didn't talk about? I'm going to add a bunch of singers and also from off the record. So that would be uh Oh, let's do Ungar. Oh, oops. Wait, I didn't end pull. End pole because I didn't want to. Oh gosh. Do that again because I didn't finish. Okay, let's try it again. Copy. All right. Paste and one. Okay. Copy. Copy. I'm trying to restart it because it got deleted. I mean, I deleted because I didn't finish it. Younger. Okay. Oh, I could only add I can only have four options. Oh, because there's so many people that sang with him. So, I'm gonna take younger out. I'm gonna put Ruie Schweel because it's also I'm putting also my favorites out of all the duets he did over the years with people. I'm going to put the ones that uh I'm going to do the ones that I liked because I only have four options here. So, okay. So, star poll. All right, here's my poll. Why does only give me four options? I wish it gave me more. Um I'm also going to post this on my WhatsApp so that people could see it. Um, just open the poll here. No. Okay. Actually, you know what? Let's just continue the concert now and I'll just finish up with the poll settings here. So, uh, yeah, let's continue. Okay. All right. And I'll finish up here. >> One special place where individuals with special needs have always known they can turn to for an unforgettable summer. summer of ru and fun and laughs and hugs. A summer where they can just be themselves. Where their disabilities disappear. The type of summer that everyone deserves. For over 50 years, there has been one special place where families of individuals with special needs have always know they can turn to for a summer of excellent care. A summer where they can rest easy knowing that their family member [music] will be accepted, loved and cherished. Where the care doesn't change, just the caretaker. A summer of respit, relaxation, and recharging that every family deserves. For over 50 years, there has been one special place where the most dedicated, inspired, and sensitive young men and women, the future leaders of Claw Israel, have learned to give, to love, to care deeply for others. >> Let's skip a little bit to this music before their own to become role models. Oh, I'm fre is next. >> Jewish communities >> represents the gateway to take Kish aid everyone in their way to the best of their ability to ensure the future of camp. Thank you all for joining us. Thank you for opening your hearts. Our campers and their families are counting on us. We're counting on you. Thank you all so much for being with us. All right, let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. If knuckle doesn't go up and go Abraham freed like it usually does, that'll be such a shud. What's going on? Oh, that that magic guy is back. What is this? What? Just why? No, I'm skipping you. Thank you. [music] [singing] Okay, >> this is nice. Before I was like, what in the world? >> No, nothing standing your way. Oh, they're going to play in the concert. Oh, that's great. Okay, that was cool. But not good timing, but that was cool. That was cool. [singing and music] >> They sayless in a gater lighteny, but it's been so long. feel so wrong. It's not [music and singing] where we belong. >> Not where we belong. >> Brothers and >> to an end, >> it's time for you to go. Goodbye. Bring down the curtain. >> Goodbye. [singing] >> Enough is enough. It's time to say goodbye. >> Composed by uh Yasi Green. Lyrics by Alvin Green. Okay. >> Goodbye. I thought there was something. >> I knew there was something. >> Enough is enough. It's time to say goodbye. When I was young, I heard a tale of a giant standing tall and his son so small. They shared a dream. They shared a dream. >> You see the king and hurried away. As they kne >> as they knew the >> rose to the sky above the giant sunrise [singing] and we will do No others and stand ready [singing] >> composed by Yosi Green. Lyrics by Y Reich. >> Do it brothers. After us there'll be no others. You and I will do what giants wants to. Oh god. I want to do harmony. >> [music and singing] >> Though we're small, we're standing tall like [screaming] riding high cuz we're on our father solders. >> Soldier should soldiers. >> Nothing to be ashamed, but we should be proud. Oh, this is great. >> Little bit of light. >> [music] >> Just a little bit of light. >> A little bit of light. Just a little bit of light. >> Light was I'm just looking up light. >> But for everyone, we will go far. are. >> It's not I am but who we are. >> We need to try [screaming] and feel it. >> Oh, we have each other as our own. also composed by Green and lyrics by Kevin Rice. Look at that. [screaming] >> No. >> [music] >> Okay. What's going on? >> Okay, that [crying] was weird. Nice. All right, before we continue, some comments. Never heard this song before. That was back with a beautiful world. Didn't hear it either. Uh, add simal liner. Fair enough. Oh, this is when I was making the poll. [cough and clears throat] Uh, what? Um, what is this? I thought this was supposed to be a house concert. [laughter] I feel so bad cuz we're roasting these concerts. We shouldn't. I'm just enjoying the music. Uh, what a classic song. Yeah, I'm afraid these songs were classics. Yeah. All right, let's continue here. Uh, what am I supposed to Oh, yeah. All right. >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. [music] Thank you. >> You're welcome. You're welcome. You're welcome. You're welcome. >> It occurred to me very humbling when I recalled 37 years ago I was fortunate to be at the very first H concert. >> Oh yeah. >> 37 years ago. That's crazy. >> So I want to put you right to work. Okay. I'm going to I'm going to sing a little part of a song. If you know it, sing with me. If you don't, I'm going to teach it to you. Okay. Okay, that's how confident I am in this song and you'll get it in one second. Maestro have a hand for you from Israel. >> Ohit from [laughter] the other. >> Oh, >> one second. The one song that outlasted that song was this one. Gota [music] >> I'm just telling you like most people remember that song more than that the I'm free one. [laughter] It's funny how I get stopped all the time for that song. It's really funny. It's funny. It's funny. It started out as a joke, then we just made a music video out of it, and then now everyone knows about it. Blew up. Pretty funny. All right. Yeah. Anyway, let's continue. How we doing here? Not bad. Not bad. Some energy there. All right. So, if you don't know the song, you'll get it in one second. Here we go. Vakasha. That's what we need. And a second later, >> [music and singing] >> That's That's original soundtrack music. [singing] Shine. [singing] Mish. >> [music] >> Oh sunshine. Oh wow. Wow. W I cut it multimed. They all [singing] mishime. [singing] >> [music] >> My me all shine. My me all shine. [singing] mish. >> One second. Check this check this video out before I continue. like like I can't believe we made this and how it blew up so much. But here we go. Let me see. Let me hear you. Learning from the [singing and music] words, every song. >> Just to give some context to this song, we we made this song by like we gave like a sweater to a teacher that wasn't feeling well, it wasn't that she wasn't feeling well, but she didn't come to school and we gave her a kon sweater and we're like, what are we going to how are we going to like make this fun? And we just like instantly made this up like instantly and some kids in LC heard about the song and it catched on and then we decided to just make a full-on music video out of it. So [laughter] the next year we gave out the sweaters and we play this song and we put it up and we just show it to the kids. This music video took me a day to like two days to make song. We went to a studio, an actual studio, and recorded it. And like [cough] [clears throat] the like the next two days, someone called me frantically, someone I know, but like got send me the link, send whatever. And they posted it on CO and it blew up. [music and singing] >> I remember reading the comments in CO and people my Zman was like, "Wow, people really comment like Zmen. These are just random Buckham that the These are Buckham that we know just spamming the comments. You could tell like, "Oh, oh my gosh, this is like the best Jewish music video ever. Oh gosh, thank you so much for doing making this video." You know, like like yeah, some of them are probably real, but it sounds it it sounded like Buffer. [music and singing] >> Obviously looking [music] back like the music is fine. previous video. I I could have done so much, but we did it within a day. >> Literally, we filmed everything within like two hours. >> The sweaters have arrived. [singing] The sweaters have arrived. Have the sweaters have arrived. The sweaters [singing] have arrived. The sweaters have arrived. Have >> [music] [singing] [music and singing] >> No, this is like way after Pes. We're wearing sweaters in the early morning, the sun beating on us, dancing for an hour like we were singing like crazy. In Florida, in Miami, we were singing. [music] Well, to give it a context, the kids that are learning in those clips, we have something calledasas in LC where kids learn during the recess once a week like a optional thing. And as a like cool thing because it because it didn't it wasn't like a program they had to do. So, as a cool thing, we made this program once a week where they learn, but also for the video. So, I took some of the videos I took for parents, put it in this video as like a complimentary for like them learning during their gym time, their recess time. [music] Hey, >> the sweaters have arrived. The [singing] sweaters have >> I'm going to go back to the concert. But yeah, it blew up. 4.6,000 views. And by the way, all those views was with like 4,000 for sure of them like within uh within uh uh within a day, like one day. And it was a crazy day also because me and Sal were working at the LEC dinner. See that was a crazy day. All right. Yeah. Let's go back. >> Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful. [music] So I have a few seconds for a little devato. We read in the parenu sounds like the word. That is the source for the word indic. When you have three generations keeping toraitz, you can rest assured a nenule. It will last forever and never be consumed. Nice little toenule. The next song, Is there a stool in the house? >> A classic stool and sitter >> in H has >> 37 years ago. Anyone know who produced the first H concert? >> Shia Mendoitz and Ding. >> Shiaoitz. >> Yep. >> Sad to say Oliv. >> Yeah. Olash. Yeah. >> Passed away recently. The Jewish music world lost a legend. It was he who took Jewish music to a whole new level. You're seeing here tonight. Oh, thank you. Was all she is brainstorm. We worked for many years together and brought out some amazing Jewish music. One of them was this song, a classic by Yosi Green. dedicate this song to Shia Mandowitz not only for bringing HP onto the map but bringing yours truly to the Jewish music world some 40 42 years ago something like that. >> Yeah, >> Gia, this is by the way by the way. Okay, tell you after. >> [music] >> Classic album free with a sitter and a stool and a house concert. This is pretty cool. This is what you need in house 40. Recreating these moments. I don't know if this is out there of it, but I doubt it. >> Oh, say hashm. Okay. >> [singing] [singing] >> It's a classic song. >> Again, my throat. I was just eating supper now. Please throw away [singing] your [singing] shame. I [singing] shome. >> [singing] [singing and music] >> again. That glitchy sound. Most time [singing] >> [singing] >> Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Ra. [screaming] [singing] >> [singing] >> Iraq. [singing] growing. >> I feel amen. [screaming] Yeah. Yep. Yep. And yep. At Dylan Valdez. Wow. That's crazy. I think you did that while I was talking about the sweater song, but yeah. Uh yeah, not a bad song out of 10. Thank you. Uh, rest in peace, Yashitz. Oh, uh, Agrano E4S. What a beautiful song. Yep. Classic. Or say Hashem's a classic. Classic. Nothing could beat it. All right, let's continue with a free Israel. They didn't have a chance to dance on Simra. With your permission tonight, right now, we will dance for them. Are you ready? Here we go. Here we go. [cheering] Who's getting up to that? >> [singing] [music] >> I la [music] yeah beautiful people that just Swag. [laughter] Hey, man. I Hey, I I may >> [singing] >> Relax. Relax. Excuse me. up. Um, hey, I can't get to you. [laughter] Hey, who's that? >> [singing] >> Hey, I believe [singing] I believe I you see you. >> How do I get back up on stage? [laughter] [singing] Imagine [laughter] that would >> be terrible. [singing and music] Die die die. >> [singing and music] >> Hey, that is man. la. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Before we continue some comments. Is this going to be long like 36 at linker marker? Uh the concert itself. Okay. I'm trying to see cuz Okay. Yeah. So there's a bunch over here. So looks like we have about an hour and a half of the actual concert, but um for the time itself of the stream, I don't know. But thanks guys for staying here. We're three hours in and you guys are pretty tough. Thank you guys for joining. Thank you at wisdom pro E9 L. Ah from Freed is such a funny guy. Oh yeah. Yeah. Uh at Bland Ben. That was great. Yeah, that was good. That was good. That was good. That was pretty good. All right, let's continue over here. There might be some stuff that we skipped because of talking or whatever, but >> actually, you know, before we continue though, uh I'm going to take a five minute break to just get my stuff together and so that we have the kayak and energy to continue for the rest of the concert. Let me just put it up here. There's my All right, I'll see you in five minutes. [music] >> [music] [music] >> Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music] [music] >> Heat. [music] Heat. [music] >> [music] [music] >> Heat. [music] Heat. [music] >> [music] [music] >> Heat. Heat. [music] [music] >> [music] [music] >> Yeah. [music] Heat. >> [music] [music] >> Good morning. [music] >> [music] [music] >> All >> [music] [music] >> right, let's continue. All right. All right. What's going on? I'm coming. Okay. >> Whatever that was, I skipped a little bit. >> Classic. [singing] >> [singing] >> Why didn't he ask Ari Hill to join him? >> Oh, there you go. I was about to say, >> yeah, the guy who he sang with and he's in the concert should do it. Also Ari doesn't himself too. >> We two had the great fortune to bring out ABBA. How many years ago? >> Five years ago. Five years. >> Wow. >> Tonight we'll do another song for you by the same composer. >> 10 years ago. Well, yeah. It came out when I was in Mitha. Oh, >> Alip. Yeah, that's You can check out my review by the way on that song. >> [singing] >> Alira. >> [singing] [singing] >> Bene. >> [singing] >> I'll rockoliple. [clears throat] [music] shall [singing] believe. Any cell phones? Want to make some lights? You don't want >> Oh, I just realized. >> There you go. All right. >> [singing] [singing] >> You're never alone. [music and singing] should hashes. Fresh people. >> Oh, they're not going to go higher key. Why not do it? Harry Hill. >> Nice comments at Dylan Valdez. After all these years, I'm freeze still sounds the same as he was back then. No, [laughter] not at all. Not at all. I mean, not so different as much as I would say a lot of singers out there, but still like, nope. I think Hierarchy could have sound better. Yeah, I think so, too. But I think Ari Hill, I don't know. I I haven't watched enough of Ari Hill to know, but compared to how he sings in the actual original songs, he I think he I think maybe he has something in his throat also. I don't know. I don't know, man. Something's up. So far, I'm liking last week's concert more, but uh that's just me. Just a herish wise, it's just like a lot of things besides the mic situation. The mic situation was unbearable. That was terrible. All right, let's continue on with the show. >> 62 years ago, we were gifted a star. >> A star that [music] would illuminate the world. >> Daddy. >> Oh, Daddy. Yeah, he was >> true legend in every sense. Daddy surpassed the bounds of life itself. >> Yep. He embodied joy, bringing happiness to thousands [music] through his magnetic personality and chanting voice and genuine love for every Jew. >> An all-time favorite of the H stage brought a stellar performances and special moments. >> What am I? [laughter] >> Yeah, I remember that. >> Family and a dear friend to all who are blessed to know him. >> Good evening. He infused our stage with life and connected with audiences of every background. >> Ah, that was a that was a classic moment. >> Unbelievable. This Sask I knew they're going to do it to me. Where am I? I'm afraid. You forgot about me. I'm coming anyway. I don't care what. You'll see me on stage. >> It's difficult to fathom that you're no longer with us. But your sweet voice, immense heart and inspiring. >> Oh, you saw that? You saw that? >> Immense heart >> right there. Morai Shapiro when daddy sang with Miami voice choir. Wow. Just wow. >> And inspiring legacy will forever live on. We will see you again, dear friend. But until then, thank you for all the memories. >> Yeah. [snorts] Yes, >> ladies and gentlemen, please join us in welcoming all the way from Petikva, Mrs. Mala Graer and the many members of their beautiful Mishbaka here with us this evening to honor and celebrate the life and legacy of our beloved Daddy. Please join us in welcome. >> Where's Nakam Seagull? Did he leave early? Something I don't know. Where's Nakam Seagull with a standing ovation? Yogenu. Daddy. Daddy was larger than life. is an all-time favorite on the time for music stage. >> Is that the family members >> upstate at camp is full of sima, full of ava, generous is a friend to all. What a joy, what an honor it is to be here this evening to celebrate daddy together. Thank you mala. Thank you mishbas for this to share. Wow. [sighs] >> The wisest of all men tells us that there's a time and a place for everything under the sun. This year's time for music. is taking place in the midst of an ace. War rages in Erit is we face an existential threat, a challenge unlike anything we've experienced in our lifetime. the face of this immense darkness and evil. Each and every one of us are called upon to respond with light with goodness inva and giving beyond proportion. We'll be successful together. We'll be victorious together. Since our hakafos were interrupted, few have led the charge to unite, galvanize the awesome power of Nishmas Israel and restore the simra as this evening's special guest. strengthening soldiers, caring for the wounded in body and spirit, delivering a message of love, of hope to those on the front lines and those supporting them in the base madish. Kua, a son carries forward the mission and song, heart and soul of his father. In the spirit of daddy, ladies and gentlemen, brothers and sisters from the front lines in the Holy Land, please join me in welcoming Rshai Graer. >> Yep. Shai Graer. I'd like to welcome Ribshmil Khan our camp director and members of our board of directors to present a token of our Hakuratov on behalf on behalf of KL Israel for the love and light the goodness that you continue to spread in Erit Israel and all over the Boroadesmo Barabin. >> Barabin. Larger than life. >> [sighs and gasps] >> I'm very excited to be >> He looks so much like Daddy Crazy >> for inviting me. I was supposed to come with my father a few times but in I never came and this is my first time standing here where my father used to stand and be here with all of you. So it's a big and honor. It's an honor to have my mother here with us after eight years. It's not hard to do what I'm doing when you live in a house when your parents are giving their lives for Kali Israel. My father a few days before he passed away he was telling me and my mother you're going to hear a lot of stories and we are hearing a lot of stories every single day including now in difficult times in Israel that I'm going all over the country trying to make people happy and taking some pain. I see my father every single day and it's a to continue the and love that my father brought to the world. Crazy man. Crazy. Especially with singing and music. I had the to have all of the singers and everybody's telling me the same thing. Your father Anova Sne, he never cared if he's first, if he's last. He didn't care about nothing. He always gave us the good feeling. And he was always there just to make people happy. And that's what I'm trying to do with all of you that are supporting and giving so much love and caring for those that are in Israel. I can just tell you that I put on my status one song in the beginning of Misha and hundreds of families if it's alone soldiers that are getting so muchiz to see how people here in America care about them. I just want to thank again H for inviting us and special my wife that is here with me and without her nothing would be so thank you Toby for last thing I spoke to the H today and I think it's going to be a big honor that in this amazing thing and the that has been in H. We should have the that one bunk in H should be named after my father. I think this will be a big elu nomo. So of course all of you here today whoever can help us and make this dream come true. So we will never forget my father. I'm thanking you and we should be able to continue loved to and of course thank you very much. >> Yeah, we we'll we'll do the we'll do more comments after one song. Daddy dedication. That's pretty cool. >> [music] >> I don't know a lot of original Daddy songs, so this would be cool for me if this is a tribute to him. Yeah. They [singing] don't know. Let's [singing] Yo, [singing] who saw Come >> [singing] >> on. Let's go. >> [singing] [singing] [singing and music] >> Oh sh he's singing with it is great. Oh. [singing] Oh god. >> [singing] >> It's like a la. [music] Oh, classic. [singing and music] >> [screaming] >> How you call? I'm not a man. Oh, this is classic. >> That's another of his sons. That's great. [music] [singing] What's that? We're at 310. There's one song I I didn't know what it was called. >> This one. Okay. Back. Oh, [screaming] [singing] speech speech. >> [singing] >> Bye. Everybody sing together. [screaming] [singing] >> [singing] >> Everybody sing together. [screaming] Ah, >> the orchestra is amazing. Uh-huh. [singing] I call you Oh, daddy singing with that. That's great. >> Like this is what you're supposed to do, not you know what I mean? >> [music] >> Daddy, daddy, daddy. >> [singing] [singing] >> Daddy, [singing] >> [singing] >> What's the name of this song? I can't find Daddy. Daddy. Bless. Wow. Just wow. Wow. [sighs] Wow. That almost got me crying at Dylan Valdez. Poor Daddy. Yes. Rest in peace, Daddy. Uh at Linker Markers, sad that he can't be in Has 40 anymore. What saddens? OMG, it is. That was when I was pointing out more Hashapiro. But yeah, uh at Wisdom Pro E9L, Daddy was one of my favorite classic H singers. Yeah, he was great. Sad to say that that wasn't a lot in the HA concerts. He was only in eight has concerts. Yep. Well, unfortunately, at the late 20s, he couldn't really do that. So, the Grano E4S, I'm pretty sure Daddy died at the age of 62. It's terrible. Adv was has only been doing music for 33 years only. Oh, it's Yeah, I love that song. I got a E4S. Oh, I thought July was from Yido. Never thought it was from Daddy. Well, Daddy did a lot of covers to be honest. But, uh, yeah, it's crazy. So many great songs from Daddy. What memories? That was from Has 23. Yep. That was from 15 years ago. It's insane to think about. Exactly. Instead of use Valdez, Instead of using AI, just use the old concert and sing the lyrics of the song. Yep. Yep. And yep. Okay. Melody, good highkey notes. Yeah, it's great. It's great. And I I love the fact that the their sons was singing. I was choking up. It's crazy. Yeah, it's crazy. All right, let's get going. We love sharing good news and we love sharing good news in the middle of the concert. >> [laughter] >> We have just been informed moments ago of an anonymous donation >> $250,000 >> that is being given to Camp Hask on behalf of those who love a specific camper of camp h for many many years and that camper is Mikall Ayala Lea Basra. The anonymous donation is being presented with tremendous Akura to camp Haskque and the amazing staff and for the incredible summers they have bestowed upon her and for the respit they have given to her parents and family. This donation is being earmarked for the adaptive playground in Camp H. We want to thank our anonymous donors of $500,000. >> Wow. Insane. >> The H stage has hosted some of the most prominent stars headlining with the biggest names in Jewish music. choirs, master illusionists, and a diverse array of musical performances. Tonight, we take pride in presenting an all new, exciting performance that will take you on a musical journey like never before. Ladies and gentlemen, you have never seen anything like this. Experience the magic as we transport you on a musical odyssey weaving through a tale of song and drama that captures the resilience. >> Okay. So I if this is the right thing I think I saw this before but like skipped around it still. So I have no idea but um we'll see. We will see >> of our great nation led by the renowned AB Rottenberg and accompanied by an ensemble of talent. We present to you in an unprecedented fashion rooted in resilience. Okay, so I think I know what this is. This is when I ran. Okay, so I saw parts of this, not all of it, but I believe this is when they like have a bunch of the Yiddish plays actors come in and play like a story, play out a story with AB Romberg, which I guess they were well the producer of these con recent concerts and the same producer as the one that does the plays, so it makes total sense why they're doing that. But um but yeah, I I remember like ups and downs with it because in my head I kept comparing it to um I kept comparing it to uh a H seven. So whatever we'll see whatever I'm saying you could ever get to that level. I am but a little tree that only seeks to live in peace. To spread my earth and fur my roots within the soil of the land my father gave to me and his father gave to him. Made by the [singing and music] father of us all. >> So, I never heard this song actually before. >> It's in Journeys 4, but I mean I heard I probably did hear it. I just don't remember the song at all. >> But another Journey song. I just searched it up while he was playing. I'm like, "What song is this?" So I'm seeing it's from Journeys Journey songs I don't know that's terrible [music] [singing] my [music] father to me and his father gave [singing] to him by The father of us all rooted in resilience. Ours is a nation of survival, of endurance. Seedlings that flourish surrounded by darkness. sturdy branches that make up Amnus always withtood the harshest wind. Winds of violence, the winds of horror and hatred. Decades of destruction metamorphosis into generations of strength. The very essence of our existence is the result of tribulations, the aftermath, trials. Yes, Jewish history is drenched in blood. It's also a flame with courage, soaked with tears, yet infused with hope. Against all odds, our people hold an eternal flag of strength. Our tree stands strong. >> World War II. The year is 1944. Pain and death. >> 1944. I said 1940. >> Hungary. [laughter] Jews of every age. affiliation live in constant fear of death. Every moment holds the potential of annihilation. Every day the threat of demise. Amongst them are two teenage boys living on borrowed breath. Scared and broken, they hold on to the hope of another day. I think I think it's a perfect gift. >> Blber too much money, but >> check out my reaction. >> It belonged to my mother. >> When I watched him, he's really good. He's an amazing, >> but it lacks in glitz. It makes up for in sentimental value. She'll understand that it's worth more than any jewel in the world. They tell me it's a bad time for a wedding, but Ra and I were meant to be. I can't wait for our future together. Soon soon, when this law will all be over, I'll get her a proper diamond. I truly can't think of a better gift. >> Sounds so similar to I have trouble with my words from appreciate it. I'm so looking forward to building a bright future together. >> Salman. >> Oh, Yankl. Did I show you the beautiful gift I'm giving Graan? >> Salman, come here. >> Yes. What is it? >> It is indeed a beautiful gift. However, >> what? You don't think she'll like it? >> It's Ro. She's gone. >> Gone? Where? What are you saying? >> I'm sorry. Z's gone. >> Never got >> He's the Shamish from A Skull of a Genius. >> They killed her. Someone say something. Someone say something. Anything. >> I should die too. >> No. No. Don't say that to her. >> Yes. What else do I have to live for? >> If you surrender to your grief, they win. If you bow to the blow, you lose. But if you fight back with everything you have and everything you don't, you win. We win. Humanity wins. That's worth That's worth living for. >> She was supposed to be my life partner. >> Yes, she was. And I'm so sorry for you. But instead of a life partner, you now have a life mission to show them and the rest of the world that the Yisha spirit will never ever be bested with violence. That no axe, no matter how sharp, will ever cut away our will to live and to fulfill our purpose. >> Yes, Yankl. You're right. I cannot die. Not today. Not after this day. There's anger to be channeled. There's pain to be mobilized. I will crack open my Yiddisha survival force. And I will live. I will live. Yankl. You hear me? I will live to fight another day. I will live to show the world that this tree is rooted deep. Strong and unshakable. Stay strong. >> At least I still have my fill. My pillar of hope. The only thing that keeps me going through these terrible times. My connection to Hashem. >> Oh, that notes our habit. They also have the same keys as uh >> someone's getting with it. That's it. Marco Po. Oh, Bennetty Freeman. [singing] >> [singing] >> Oo, Thank you. [singing] >> Follow yourself. I teach [singing] all glory. of you. [music] >> Oh man. >> [singing] >> One of the most underrated albums. I think H3 is pretty good. I don't know why people don't really pay attention to that album really. [singing] Oh, I know. My name [singing] [music] War intensifies. Steals are wiped out. Families torn aunder. Young and old, strong and weak, all meet the same fate. From pain, torture, death. The flow of Jewish blood cannot be stemmed. The tears run unchecked. It's the worst of times. Salman and Yangu are on the run. Battered and wartorrn, they fight for their very existence. They have nothing left but each other. That and their fate. [laughter] How much further? I can't anymore. I can't >> get up. We need to keep moving. >> No, no, no. I >> need to keep moving. [laughter] >> I can't. I don't have the strength to continue moving. >> We haven't eaten in days. >> It'll be okay. Get up. >> Why? >> Why? What? >> It's too much. I I can't anymore. I know. >> You're not angry. >> No. >> How How is it that you see brutality and anguish [music] wherever you turn and it doesn't break you? We don't break. Aiden, we believe. You see, believing when all is good, that's easy. But holding on when everything seems dark and he's steering down the barrel of death. That's Amuna. That's And I'm a heat. [clears throat] I believe believing. Back in the when it was all a theory, I believed too. But now that my life has fallen apart, I'm not so sure anymore. I can't be sure. How can you be so sure? Sure of what? You're still alive. You have a pulse. Can that alone restore a smidgen of your faith? Where millions have fallen, you have not. Where corpses are piling, you're still standing. How can there not be a reason for that? There's a plan for you. There must be. Do you honestly not believe that strings are being pulled? Come. Let's hide. Let's hide. Come here. >> This way. It's coming. >> Come here this way. Come this way. Salmon, please. Smit, please. Stay safe >> under behind the sto. >> Yeah, you just placed in style. behind the stools. It's really hilarious. >> Here. I saw it there. >> There's nothing out here. It's paranoia. You're hallucinating, man. >> No, no, no. I know what I saw. They were right here. Hey, so now it's people here. Wait, wait. Don't shoot. Don't shoot. >> Who are you? My name is Yonko. But who are you? But please don't kill us. Kill you. >> We're We're partisans. We fight Nazis. We're on your side. >> Partisans? I heard the rumors. I did not know that you guys were real. >> Where where'd you get a tank? >> We're very much real. The resistance is alive. We've been fighting Nazis in these woods the last few months. We managed to ambush some of them and come dear this tank right here. >> Where's your friend? I know I saw someone else here with you. >> Oh, Salmon. Salmon. He's he's he's right there. I I He was just there. Salmon Cutly, a friend of mine. Salman. Salman. I need to find him. He must have ran for his life when he heard the tank. He's probably lost and frightened. God knows he suffered enough. Someone has to look out for him. I must go look for him. I must find him. I mean, you look terrible. When was the last time you had something to eat? >> I don't know. It's It's been a few days. So, >> how about this? We're short on manpower. We can use some extra hands here. Why don't you join us and we'll give you something to eat. What do you think? >> I'm in, but not without salmon. With salmon? Come with us. We'll find him together. We need to continue moving. This forest is crawling Nazis. We got to go. Z. Shan, quiet. Quiet. Let's go. Hurry up. Hurry up. Uh again, [singing] I wonder who composed this song. It's awki, but Oh, Arie Hill. Nice. [singing] >> Composed by Rabbi Benim David Doit. Lyrics by A Ramberg. Okay. Lyrics by A Ramberg. Nice. [singing] The English one is by Lipa Schmelzer. Oh, wow. in English it's but yeah [singing] >> they were not in sync at all. There you go. I was thinking that before. >> You can check out my uh review on that song on the channel. So love [screaming] shalom. [screaming] Uncle Yank. No, no, no, no. Not Ycle. He's all I had left. And now the Nazis, they've taken him. He can't be gone. He can't. Why, Hashem? He was so strong. He had such faith. No, I cannot give into despair. Now I have to be strong to honor your uncle. At least I still have my tomb. That's all I have now. I promise you, Hashem, as long as I breathe, I will wear your fill in every day. I will fulfill your precious commandment. >> [singing] >> This is Baravine. Is he there? Yes. Yes. Yes. There you go. >> By the way, the poll's still up. By the way, [singing] >> [singing] >> Give me your [screaming] I see. >> [screaming] >> Oh, anime of AB classic. [singing] Oh, such a classic, a baby. [singing] with all of your [singing] AB is such a fast. [singing] You might say I Such classics. >> Wrath of burning bodies emerges as smoke in the Awitz inferno. With hellish synchrony, skeletons enter and ashes emerge. The skies are black with rage, polluted with injustice, thick with silence. Zman is no longer running. Captured by the Gestapo and in route to the infamous death camps, he holds on to the one connection he has left is to fill it. We got three more. We'll squeeze them in. Three more. >> What have you got there, J? >> Uh, this No, this is this is my my personal >> God. Show me. What is this? >> No, I beg you. No. Please, please, please don't take this away. I need this. Please. >> This is the religious box. But please, please don't take this away. I >> He won't be needing this for his home. My family gone. Russell gone. Uncle gone. My villain gone too. What's left for me? >> It's right behind you. >> Where does that leave me? I should have. How could you let this happen? I know. I know that every single >> Don't hide from me. Huh? happening is for a reason. I want to believe so. It's just so hard when you seem to be hidden. I beg of you, Hashem. Please don't hide from me. Don't [singing] hide from me. though I know that you are true everywhere. I sang the song without free by the way. It was pretty cool. >> Don't hide from me. [singing] [music] >> Don't [music] hide [singing] from me. Where's that promise? >> My hand understand. [singing] >> Don't hide from me. >> I did a review on this song, by the way. Check it out. >> Now, years a million years long. >> Search for the light. The light I never known. [singing] Show me your face. I need your embrace. >> Won't you please come out of your hiding place? [singing] >> Oh, take me on your wings. >> Teach me how to sing the world. Oh father dear >> don't hide from meiding [singing] more and more each day >> why I prayid >> oh I feel so alone >> please come home >> is my one and only >> I'm holding desperately. Show me your face. I need your embrace. [singing] >> Oh, teach me how to sing. Once [singing] the world >> father de >> nice. That was great. That's better than I remember. Wow, that was great. That is better than what I remember. It's great. Animation. Okay. Okay. That's where the train goes. Hopefully this bomb works and it blows up. No. No. It can't be. No. was Alman's film. No. That means he was probably on this train. Where did the train go? Where was it headed? >> This train went to Ashwitz. Straight to the gas chambers. >> No. [screaming] No. [laughter] I missed my chance. I missed my last chance to save him. [laughter and gasps] >> We got to hurry up. Let's go. >> I'm a very tired. >> Oh, classic. >> Oh, and my eyes are glowing. Most things that people say to me, >> seems to slip my mind. Oh, [singing] and painful time that were years long. >> Oh, still there on my memory. as the number of my will become of all me. >> Oh, knowing what to say. [singing] away. [singing] When I hold my grandson >> close to me >> and his fingers trace of my tears. >> Oh, my brother. >> He asks me >> tell me [singing] why do you cry? >> What is it that you feel? Once another child >> was there another child. >> [singing] >> Are they to scatter with the dust and the breeze? [laughter] >> What is that? that God in heaven won't forget. >> Forget the war comes to an end. The atrocities grind to a battered halt. The brutalities, albeit over, have left their mark. Shaken and broken, the survivors grasp the edge of their coattails and forge forward. With a strength they hardly possess, they gather a shattered spirit and start a new. One child is born, the world rejoices, then another. One family and 10. The sun dares to peek from the clouds. communities flourish. It's the sound of youthful laughter that serves as the strongest retaliation for the suffering, as the badge of honor, as proof that our nation springs eternal and life goes on. Oh, this this is great. [singing] lived in defiance, [singing] never forett their mothers and fathers. How did they dust for us? for us. That's >> the will to [singing] go on. Where did they [singing] find the will to go? Yeah, that that's a great song from Journeys. Journeys 5. I don't know why people don't really like it or >> don't appreciate it as much. But yeah, it's >> once again our nation is thrust into turmoil. Gut wrenching horrors witnessed. Once again, Jewish blood is cheap. that an uncaring world reinforces our knowledge that but for a few exceptions we are all alone once again. Our faith is tested. We still summon the strength to endure. How deep is our collective reservoir of hope? How strong is the soul of our nation? as if the world has no >> classic the man for [singing] our In the place we [singing] hel torn a [singing] round and round in circles as if the world has done no wrong. We had no secret children. Classic, classic, classic. Come here. You come here. Take some more. Give me bring me the water. What happened? Where's your father? >> I don't know. I haven't seen him since last night. As soon as the siren sounded, he ran to find the rest of my family. I'm looking for him all over and he's nowhere to be found. I'm afraid alone. I'm lost. Calm down, Angela. You'll be okay. I promise. It's about was supposed to be today. >> Today Mazleto a very special. >> So why is he wearing a Polish shirt? >> My phone with me >> on his >> bar mitzvah. >> Indeed. A very special mitzvah. >> But I didn't even have my phone with me. My whole house was burned to ashes. Who knows if my children will survive? >> I know you're afraid, Dingo, but you must know that Hashem is with us. Even especially when things are tough. We are Eden. We don't break. We believe. You see, believing when all is good, that's easy. But holding on when everything seems dark. That's a muna. That's >> But I still don't have my tongue. >> We get to hear what a long kiss of us. I know it looks old. >> This is actually a very special pier. >> Why? What makes it so special? >> My dear boy, this pier of film before it belonged to me belonged to someone very special. A dear friend of mine. This was his most precious possession. Was a source of strength to him and to me. In our darkest times. >> Darkest times. Was this during the Holocaust? >> Yes. Yes. >> How does he even know? >> How did the kid get that? >> This film has witnessed so many atrocities and is still here to show the world that nothing can extinguish our flame. >> Your friend, what happened to him? Last I heard, he was on a train headed to the death camps. I really wanted to save him, but unfortunately I arrived too late. And I never saw him again. This pier film is all that he left behind. It's my only memory of him. Your friend sounds like a very special eat. >> Yes, he was. Here, take these to Will remind you that we have a father. >> Great how how they dress that kid like he's really typical Israeli kid. >> You're a symbol of resilience and strength. I can't think of a better way to honor Zman's memory than you putting on his precious film on your baritman. Salman, it's been 80 years, but I still think about you every day. May this be as close for you. >> Oh, Zman. My name is also Zan. Really? That's a very special name. >> Named after my grandfather, a Holocaust survivor. After the war, he came to Israel and rebuilt his life. >> Very nice. Tell me, what was your grandfather's last name? >> Zama God. That's my name. >> I don't believe it. Salmon did survive after all these years. My dear friend, I never knew what happened to you. But now you were a messenger from above. You sent me and your dear film to your own grandchild. Salmon, little Salman, these are your grandfathers. These are your Zadi film. You're now continuing your Xavier's legacy by putting on this film along with his message of hope, especially in such trying times, showing the world that no matter what we go through, our connection to Hashem is still stronger than ever. And nothing, no one will ever take that away from us. We are his chosen people. >> Again, that glitchy >> will always be with us. >> I'm Israel. Though the storm and winds may [music] come, I'll bend [singing] but never break. And like all those before me, I'll stay true to my faith. That soon will come a day when all will I am but a little tree. onlyace. [singing] >> What is going on? [singing] >> He's like He's like schooling them. It's really funny. A nation like ours [music] will never ever succumb, never ever fall. We are standing at the threshold of the Gula, the brink of redemption. We can almost hear the chauffeur in the distance. He's coming. He's here. Are you ready? >> All right. Our next >> Okay. Yes. Before we continue. Yeah. We got to go to comments. It's been a while. It's been a while. It's been a while. Uh yeah, just overall my thoughts of that segment. It was nice. Um the last time I remember it, I was like, "Oh, they're trying to do a play, but it's not a play." But now watching it now, I realize they were trying to really match uh they were trying to match the the music. They're not trying to match A Rober's music to a story. They're trying to match the story to A Rober's classics. So on that note, it was pretty good. And Libby way Liebby was amazing. That was great. Uh again, it's not like trying to be like something like, "Oh my gosh, this is a production." Like, "Oh my gosh, it's a play with Abia." It's trying to fit the story with AB Classics, not the opposite. So, it's cool. Uh I went to Pro E9L. He finally showed up. Yep, AB showed up. Uh, Linky Marker, great story. Yeah, generic wisdom pro E9 L. What if they sang Shima from from Yeah. Did Did A Roberg compose that? Because again, it's A's classic. So, let's see. Shima. I think he did though. A shi. Trying to see if I get some information here. Uh Jrex composed by Yi Wner. Lyrics by Ba Rottenberg. Ba Levit and A Rober. Okay, fine. So the lyrics is by A and his daughter, Bailey's daughter, whatever. I'm not sure who did more but and Yer. Okay, so it could have worked. It could have worked. It could have worked. Uh the tank is really cool. Yeah. I mean, again, it's the same producer um it's the same producer of uh of the Yiddish place, so obviously they're going to bring a tank in, so he's got to figure it out. OMG, Tata, the best studio song. Yeah, it's pretty up there. Good songs that they chose. Yeah, I agree. I just hope that they got more rehearsals. Uh Lincoln Katon, beautiful. Yeah, it was beautiful. Uh at Sister Thing, hello. Hello to you, too. uh at the Hila Bower. Hi. Oh yeah, you're back from HS22. Did you miss me? I missed anybody that enjoys the live streams and wants to join but can't. And they finally do. So there you go. That's my answer. All right, let's continue. We're almost done here. Uh 30 seconds. I'll be right back. I'm just going to get something quickly. [music] >> [music] [music] >> Okay, there we I literally just had that. All right, let's continue. >> All right, our next performer is a globally acclaimed DJ Rick. >> Oh, is it Matt Dub? >> Recognized for his distinctive musical style, collaborating with some of the biggest star at the end he has crafted. I'm not a fan. >> Yeah. >> Infusing his contemporary beats with a unique blend of energy and spirituality, he continues to captivate audiences with a fresh, vibrant sound. Please welcome Matt Dub. >> Yeah. Why do they have this in house concert? It's not again anything against Matt Dub. It's like not a house concert. Guess they needed a break after a 4-hour concert. It's a concert. It's not a DJ party. God, man. Okay, it's very late. I'm not going to spend time much time on the DJ part. Oh, comes up with him. Okay, let's just get the power. At least I'll >> [music] >> Come on. >> Who's ready to hear a new song? >> All right. Some new music [music] for you tonight with the legendary. >> It's dropping real soon. >> [singing] [music] >> money. [singing] >> [singing] >> Hey, come on. Let's go. >> Let's go. See you there. Okay, I looked it up. Yeah, the Mad Tub and Schmo collab actual songs. [singing] [music] [singing] again. I'm not I'm here for a concert. >> This next song you all know I had the honor of doing it with the ledger international superstar ladies and gentlemen, Alex Clear. >> That's Alex Clear song. Okay, so he's redoing it with the stars. Okay. [singing] [music] >> Where I can run. I will walk shadows all night long. [singing] So I keep [singing] climbing. As long as [singing] >> at least with a guitar, but I mean [laughter] [singing] >> Alex Claire, I love the guy. I heard so many good things about him. His songs are a personally hit and miss for me personally, but I I'll listen to him all the time because I really respect him. >> Like my cousin knows him personally. It's great. [singing] >> [music] >> So I will run shadows all night longs [singing] [singing] as [singing and music] long as I promise. >> [singing and music] >> I won't ever lose my break. Unstoppable. [singing] So, [music and singing] >> Alex Clear, ladies and gentlemen, who's ready for the song that made a difference this year? >> Yeah, that song is good. I like the title, >> guys. Everybody, two, three, go. [singing and music] >> [singing] >> Hey, leave me. who [singing] me [singing and music] again. Benny is just it. Is the orchestra actually playing with him? Like what are they doing? >> They don't need the orchestra sadly. I mean, we need the orchestra. We don't need the DJ. That's how it really should be. [singing] >> Oh. Oh. Okay. Here's the finale. Everyone's out. Okay. Is this the finale with Matt Dub? Why? Why? Why? >> I have a free singer. It's pretty funny. >> [singing] [music] >> This is the finale. Why? [singing] LA [singing] Time for Music 37. >> This is the finale. They do better. Okay, now you end it. >> Last concert you forgot to end the concert with a theme and now you do it. >> Each and every one of you. >> Good. >> That's how it's supposed to be. A big thank you to all of our generous sponsors for making tonight possible. Your support empowers has to bring joy to families with special needs. Forget the show. Thank you to tonight's producers. The incredible show with a dedicated team led by Schlimy Stemit stage and execution came together. was the villain for a big applause to Schlime and his team and our amazing orchestra led by Mendy Hersitz. Finally, thank you to you our wonderful audience. Thank you for believing in H and continuing your support all year round. We look forward to a time for music H 38 next year. Good night everybody. Okay. >> The the theme really fell flat at the end. >> Like it was good that they played it. At least they played it this time, but like still they didn't have like, you know, like how you saw a lamb, you always did it, you know, like the ending, you know, didn't have that explosion, so to speak. At Tequila Bower, I love the comments that give that giving good comments about Yagosi made my night feel good. Good for you. Yeah, if you like strike, good for you. This is one of my camp songs, so cool. Uh, are we close to the finale? We are at the finale. I feel it. Good for you. Um, at Wiston Pro E9L, what I'm noticing with the new concerts that they announced the finale that they don't announce the finale. That's true. That is true. Like, why isn't Seigo announcing every single moment's happening with this concert, these concerts? Why? Why? Just why? Finally, a good ending theme song. Yeah, again, better than has 22 or has 2930. I can't agree with you more. Can't agree with you more. All right, guys. We almost had a fivehour stream. Oh gosh, when was our longest stream? I have to look now. Excuse me. Uh, the longest we ever had. Trying to check the 10th on. That was long. The longest we stream we ever had was last week. Four hours and a four and a half hours. Oh gosh. And we're almost five. Yeah, we surpassed that. Probably has 26 yet. That was a long stream. Gosh, it's going to be long next week, too. All right, guys. So, yeah, as I said, good news. My computer is back and running and so we're going to figure things out and we're going to make it uh we're going to go full speed ahead with all the concerts and uh it's not concert with all the reactions and the uh podcast episodes that are coming out. Uh there's like there's three episodes in editing room. There's one guy that I'm going to interview this weekend other people in the pipeline and there's other projects I'm doing. I don't want to ruin the surprise. There's a bunch of surprises I'm doing both in this channel and the other channel. Thank you guys for sticking around for four almost five hours. This is crazy. I have a long trip home uh to my house. But yeah, thank you guys. So, thank you guys for joining. See you next week again. Every Sundays we have our reactions. Every Tuesdays we have our live streams. Every Thursday we have our podcast episodes which will be back up. And every day we put out another video. I'm trying to put out the daily dose of Jewish music videos reviews. Uh trying to see the comments come in to which views to do because uh oh check the polls. Yes. Uh at the break 90. So, is H 36 better than H 37? Yes, by far. Check the polls. Okay, I'm going to check the polls. Although, there are moments in this concert which I like better. I have to say, okay, I'm checking uh pop out chat. Uh, share my screen. Where? There we go. Pop. Okay, here we go. Uh, where's it? Where is it? How do I Oh, here. Okay. Okay. Um, all right. Who sings better with Bavine? Baby Romberg 33%. Benny Freeman 21%. Yakushwi 42%. Revable 4%. First of all, Rubble only gets 4%. Come on, guys. My personal favorite is Amy Ronberg. That's my personal favorite. That's why I kind of put on the top. I should put Ruby before Yakushwacki, but I I thought I had more options to put in the poll, but all right, we could officially end the poll. Would you look at that? Wow. 24 votes. That's the biggest poll I did. So, thank you guys. Thank you. That's great. You guys are great. You guys are great. Oh, wait. I can look at the top fans. Oh, look at that. Winston. Look at that. Yeah. Anyway, um All right. Yeah. So, as I was saying, thank you guys for joining. We're putting stuff out every almost almost every day trying our best as we again I got my computer fixed. We go back to work building up the channel and stuff. But yeah, thank you so much guys for joining and uh we have a lot of things planned for you guys and thank you so much for sticking around for almost five hours from beginning to end commenting and participating. It's great and uh this is great. Uh thank you so much everybody. I think that is it for tonight everyone. Have a good night. This is great.