Who Has Heard "Call Me, Maybe" Enough Times Already?

[rabid1st]

I'm getting really sick of it myself. But this is my totally inappropriate YouTube crush, Dave Days and two guys that can really sing, doing a cover of it that I wanted to share. It is better than the original in my opinion, because it is less grating on the high notes. Be sure to stick around until the nerds get their transformation at 2:58 (or fast forward to it)...not since Superman's heyday has a pair of specs and some hair gel made such a difference.

Comments

[jwaneeta.livejournal.com]

That was completely adorable.

[rabid1st.livejournal.com]

GRIN!

I love Dave Days! I can't help it. Call me, pervert! HEE!

[sivonni.livejournal.com]

I've actually been subscribed to Alex Goot's channel for awhile. He's not the best singer in the world but he's always interesting and has a lot of duets with other awesome YouTube artists.

[rabid1st.livejournal.com]

You know, I figured he (they) probably did have fans already. Most of the people who sing with Dave Days have their own YouTube channels and are established singers online. It is nice that these kids interact. Some of them can't sing very well, but Alex Goot is pretty goot--er--good!

[sivonni.livejournal.com]

Oh, I agree they can all sing well, above average, even. I'm just saying I'm more a Goot fan for his arrangements and such, rather than thinking "Oh, my gosh, he's the best EVAH" kind of thing.

I've grown up around musicians and singing and had people fangirl me and tell me to go on American Idol. The thing is I can carry a tune and I know HOW to sing, that doesn't mean I could ever make it a career. I love to sing, but I just don't have the voice or the natural talent/ability for it(not to mention personality, I tend to go wooden on stage or on camera).

I wish more people understood the difference but that would make for boring reality shows, I suppose.