Absolutely brilliant!

I don't even like Star Wars, but well done sir.

obvious approval

Pretty good, but dude doesn't even know how to hold a flute/piccolo at 1:35. I stopped watching after that.

Blown Away!

Who's in charge of the Internets?

This man is right now...

Bravo

That was the most annoying thing I've seen

Impressive.

Very impressive.

On a technical point, a whistle isn't his voice, so can he really claim "The recording is 100% vocals and 100% my own voice."

Still, very impressive.

That was one of the most amazing things I've ever seen. Well done.

The Herpes!: That was the most annoying thing I've seen

This

Think of what he could have done in those 300 hours.

Lest we forget one of the pioneers, and in case you haven't had the good fortune to come across him, YouTube Sam Tsui doing Journey Link (Don't Stop) and Michael Jackson Medley. Pure voice; great talent!
Oh to be young again in this age of this audio/video technology...

/WTF with the Glee tag on the vid, IDK... For some people life started 3 years ago.

Better.

that's either 90 tracks of pitch correct, or he is a robot. both are upsetting.

That's it: Song writing contest. 5 minutes!

That was incredibly good. I wonder if he'd be prepared to have a go at der Ring.

My favorite sci-fi choir.

Pointless, artless masturbation. "I'll record and then autotune myself, over and over, using technology to overcome both my lack of talent and lack of friends."

/hides under a bridge

Best

Very pretty and I don't even care for John William's work

definitely auto-tuned. switched it off after 10 seconds.

After hearing this I wonder if the Star Wars theme has lyrics...

I am a Virgin.....Forever a Virgin....No Vaginas for me......

That wasn't a long time ago, and the Youtube channel is not far, far away.

Audio was pretty excellent. Video, not so much. I was bothered throughout by his desire to appear like he was playing each instrument whose voice he was replicating. It reminded me of a child pretending they're playing a trombone or violin by simply waving their arms or wiggling their fingers in some fashion vaguely resembling. Pretty sure the 300 hours didn't include researching and mastering the correct finger and slide positions; it would look every bit as silly if he had. So, why not show something--anything--other than you singing into the mic?

Bookmark, this is.

Sounded too much like he was singing through his nose.

About as impressive as "Jingle Cats."