Youngsters listen to Phil Collins' In The Air Tonight for the first time - and their reaction is priceless
Two young men have delighted the Internet with their joyous reactions to hearing a Phil Collins classic for the very first time.
21-year-old twin YouTubers Tim and Fred Williams, who go by the name @TwinsTheNewTrend, regularly upload videos of themselves listening to famous old songs for the first time, such as I Will Always Love You by Whitney Houston and Dancing in the Dark by Bruce Springsteen.
But their latest video, which features Mr Collins' hit 1981 track, In The Air Tonight, has won them reams of fans.
While they are enthusiastic throughout, their reaction to the famous drum solo towards the end of the song is truly hilarious.
Tim called the song "cold", "unique" and "a straight banger", adding that he "weren’t prepared for that".
Fred agreed with his brother, saying: “That was cool how he did that. I ain’t never seen somebody drop a beat three minutes into a song... This man killed it."
Although it was originally uploaded on their channel on July 27, it has since picked up traction and Twitter is going wild.
One person wrote: "These guys reacting to Phil Collins is everything I needed to see rn."
Another commented: "This video of teenagers listening to “In The Air Tonight” for the first time put me in a better mood", while others said their reactions were"absolute gold".
These 2 teens listening to In The Air Tonight by Phil Collins for the first time is absolute gold pic.twitter.com/L3QhbKf0hV
— Dakota Fuqua (@DakotaFuqua77)
Two teenagers get schooled by Phil Collins.https://t.co/SV4eczvuq9 pic.twitter.com/6IoaatJYIq
— 𝘛𝘩𝘦𝘰 (@tprstly)
I love almost every "first time hearing a song" reaction video from these two guys, but this has to be one of the best: Phil Collins' "In The Air Tonight". https://t.co/czbHpjo1WO "I ain't never seen nobody drop a beat three minutes into a song!"
— Anil Dash (@anildash)
The joy of knowing they were just about to hit the drum beat. Phil Collins said “wake up! Imma school you on musicality” ❤️🔥pic.twitter.com/Rm0Gvfrwue
— Le Gateau Chocolat (@LeGateauChoc)
Fred came up with the idea while his brother was at university, to broaden their musical knowledge.
He told People: “There’s more than just rap out there. There’s so much more than I ever thought.”
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