Hasa Diga Ebowai | Turn It Off | I Am Here For You | All American Prophet | BOOK OF MORMON
🕑 Added 2025-02-12 16:20:37 +0000 UTCWelcome to the last recording session before we get completely cancelled o7
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Lauryn Shealy
love the something rotten reference :)
Lauryn Shealy
your dog is perfect 🥹🥲
Sus
Hey i know you said you liked watching it aside Cas, but there is a really good quality slime tutorial at there that you can watch! You can get the full experience (well, as much as you can by watching a video haha) and also watch to see Cas's reactions. I know I'm excited to see his reactions to Act 2 since I know whats coming! Or you could always watch it afterwards, either way, I can link it to you if you'd like :)
Anthony Velasquez
Isn’t Donny Osmend just the singing voice of Shang in Mulan the voice actor is BD Wong
Eyleen Gonzalez Perez
I THOUGHT THIS WOULD BE RACIST NOT OMG i love the song though
Tessara Dudley
Not to be that guy, but Judaism isn’t really about emotional repression, like, at all. There are rituals and group prayers for supporting each other through mourning and loss, for example. And the Torah (written and oral) considers sex as a healthy, morally right thing to do. Christians and those raised in Christian cultures mash Christianity and Judaism together a lot in ways that even a cursory knowledge of Judaism renders ridiculous. If one means Christianity and its offshoots, just say that. (I can’t speak to Islam, though. Still, I think specificity is really the best way in this.)
Ian
I can’t wait for this to get on YouTube just to see how much of “Hasa Diga” is censored 😂.
Yara Kaas
Oh, and don't forget that the role of Elder McKinley won Rory O'Malley a Tony nomination - and he actually played a character in the Dreamgirls movie who sings a "safe" version of a song by black artists. Cultural appropriation through music - such fun!
Yara Kaas
The Donny Osmond reference actually has another layer! He grew up in a Mormon family and was part of the band The Osmonds - they started out doing more folksy stuff, but then pivoted towards motown/R&B music because... They were marketed as the white Jackson 5. So not only is Price referencing a Mormon artist, but also a white artist playing black music while talking about a blond-haired blue-eyed voice of God to an audience of black Ugandans. Chef's kiss - no notes. (Also, another white artist who gained fame by playing black music? Elvis Presley.)
KarmaStratus18
Haha. Usually it's Mortius like "no no casper.. " and Casper like "but I'm gonna". To see it reversed is so hilariously accurate right now. Unhinged Mortius is hilarious and we feel ya on that one.
Danielle T.
I forgot how off the rails BoM goes almost immediately 😭
Jemina_Monster
Good Something Rotten reference Mortius! We need Casper to listen to more musicals for him to get all the references in A Musical xD