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I can listen to this all day, such a masterpeice.

I've heard of infinity train before but toh got me into infinity train

Now that I’d heard it, I can’t unhear it! This….Is….Brilliant!!! In my heart & mind, the BBC actually produced Dr. Who from 1996 - 2000, & this was his theme.

I’m singing normally some how😭😭😭

Wow it's crazy to me how it turned from sadness to anger!

Scamilton be like:

where did the orchestral remix go?

Can you please do sutekhs new theme at some point

Alternative title: "you'll be back but Reddy sings it"

How do y'all do this

I don't get it. Is it because he's rolling his R's? That's just another accent, doesn't mean he can't sing.

This is what I sound like

This is an absolutely glorious remix! They need to use this for Inside Out 3!

Sounds very I am the doctor ❤

I'm writing a dnd campaign based on the show, there's no way I'm not using this song for it!! It's too perfect

The voice cracks sound like goose honks.

These voice cracks are just ✨non-stop✨

Stop, I'm crying. 😭 What is this? How could this hurt my inner being so badly? 😭

Bad guy so legit they had to reboot him

i NEED a one hour version!

Why is America singing for him like that though?

Gotta say i only discovered these “but they cant sing” videos recently and i find them to be so funny. I hope to see more. You should consider doing more disney songs, i bet “let it go but elsa cant sing” would be so funny. You should also consider doing some for wicked, it wotld be great near november when the movies about to come out

NoooOOOoooOooOooOoOoOoo

"The future is not set in stone and my choices are my own to make- yet now... how ironic, that I would be given no choice at all!" "I am a warrior- let the battle be joined!" -Beast Wars Dinobot

why am i crying

This is so cool just stumbled across your channel so much awesome work ! Would you mind telling me what your PC Specs are or are you using a Mac and which DAW are you using :D ?

Still better than Texas Church

I UNICRON AM COMING TO YOUR WORLD 🌎🌍

MY EARS AT THE END BRO

my favorite voice crack 4:50

Perfect. 🎉❤😊

Watched this movie when I was 2 years old

I’m really dissatisfied…

the original was already epic. this just sounds tacky.

😂😢😮😊

love the remix

nice :D

EPICCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC!!

I Have Seen The Movie And IS Beautiful🫠❤❤

It sounds like scamilton-

I hate how the villains of the Michael Bay movies are more deserving of spinoffs than the heroes.

Is this Hamilton or scamilton…

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Did anyone else get "The Dark Knight" vibes from this? Also, damn, this was epic.

This is flipping epic. Noting beats the original, but this is superb. Imagine an orchestra playing this in so e crazy massive theatre. Chilling!