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Sep 10, 2026
Tony ThaxtonPANELIST
You're basically the
Renee ColvertGUEST
next Pentatonix.
Renee ColvertGUEST
And I think that's the next what?
Alison RosenHOST
Pentatonix.
Alison RosenHOST
I literally
Tony ThaxtonPANELIST
thought you said Penn and Teller.
Sasha JosephHOST
No, no. Oh, I was just gonna say another thing is also, like, people are talking about the Hanson fan base.
Sasha JosephHOST
Just like last year, Pentatonix people thought would show up, and then it-
Matt LiguoriHOST
it-Fifth Harmony
Sasha JosephHOST
... he's not gonna, and he didn't.
Brandon DonlonPANELIST
Go ahead.
Sasha JosephHOST
No, I was just going to say another thing is also like people are talking about the Hanson fan base, just like last year, Pentatonix, people thought would show up and then it
Matt LiguoriHOST
Fifth
Sasha JosephHOST
Harmony.
Russell ScottHOST
About the voices that have different color and different tone and different timbre, and they are doing different things in different ways to create the whole part, the whole band, the whole arrangement, the whole track just with voice only.
Jack BlumeGUEST
I think the, the original group to, um, really take it to another level, I'm sure everyone knows Pentatonix, and they were by far the first group to sing a cappella music in this way.
Jack BlumeGUEST
Um, in fact, my close colleague and friend, Nick Dudson, who founded The Magnets many years before Pentatonix, um, would probably, uh, have something to say about that.
Jack BlumeGUEST
But I think Pentatonix really took it into the mainstream, and part of that was through, even though they were only five voices, having unbelievable arrangements that really, um, used their particular skill sets as vocalists and beatboxers to do exactly as you're saying, to create a range of sounds.
Jack BlumeGUEST
When, when I first came across Pentatonix very early on in their, their time on the internet, um, I saw...
Jack BlumeGUEST
I think the first video I saw of theirs was, uh, a song called We Are Young by Fun.
Jack BlumeGUEST
Very early on.
BeauHOST
Exactly.
BeauHOST
Remember Pentatonix? Yeah.
ClaudiaHOST
Yes! Okay, so we were talking about this because I'm like, did Pentatonix become then famous post Pitch Perfect?
BeauHOST
Where did they come from? I don't know.
BeauHOST
We should Google their origin.
Toby GadHOST
was a time when that was widely popular and you had all these do up groups.
Scott HoyingGUEST
yeah exactly true and then there's like a there's a lot of vocal groups that use instruments um but like there's an acapella community amongst the collegiate circuit like there's 1200 plus collegiate acapella groups oh wow and um they do they they usually have a beatboxer and a bass like a rhythm section and that's kind of how pentatonix is formed our like our thing is like we have a bass beatboxer and then three like main vocalists um but it's yeah, it's a, it's a community and it's an art form.
Scott HoyingGUEST
And I think that a lot of people associate it with like cheesy, like, which is beautiful in its own way.
Scott HoyingGUEST
Like that as a campy art form, like Jen, Jen, Jen, Jada, Jada, um, which is like an amazing form of it.
AjaxHOST
Okay, Seth, what is
SethHOST
your number four? No stranger to the podcast, I've got Pentatonix.
SethHOST
Bright and early for the daily
AjaxHOST
races.
AjaxHOST
Speaking of the opposite of instrumentation, but instrumentation that sounds like instrumentation, vocal instrumentation from a single released in 2020.
AjaxHOST
Pentatonix has almost 3 million monthly listeners.
AjaxHOST
PTX is another way you can pronounce them.
AjaxHOST
This is an incredibly successful American a cappella group from Arlington, Texas, best known for their jaw-dropping vocal harmonies.
Vincent Andrew-ScammellGUEST
Yeah, yeah.
Vincent Andrew-ScammellGUEST
All acapella, I guess, but not like in a Pentatonix way.
Vincent Andrew-ScammellGUEST
More in a, I can't think of another person that does acapella.
Vincent Andrew-ScammellGUEST
Stomp? Stomp.
DrakeHOST
I was going to say, The White Stripes doing I Will Always Love You is crazy.
DrakeHOST
Miley Cyrus, Mane Skin, Pentatonix, Beyonce.
DrakeHOST
Pentatonix, oh, God.
DrakeHOST
Yeah.
DrakeHOST
All right, where do you know Peter Criss from?
Ryan BaileyHOST
He is paired up with Riley Arnold.
Ryan BaileyHOST
Riley had Scott Hoying from Pentatonix last season.
Ryan BaileyHOST
And, uh, you know, Connor seems like a really nice guy.
Ryan BaileyHOST
He's got really white teeth.
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