Hey there everyone, I'm Zach and today I'm going to react to and review for a cell performing the Ed Sheeran song Shape of View on a South Korean music television program Show Music Core. Since their last two performances I reacted to were slow ballads, I decided to change things up and react to a more upbeat tune this time. Also this is one of my favorite Ed Sheeran songs and I've loved it ever since it was first released. Here we go! That's a nice way to open the performance. That's a nice way to open the performance. That's a nice way to open the performance. That's a nice way to open the performance. That's a nice way to open the performance. That's a nice way to open the performance. That's a nice way to open the performance. First of all, their harmony is in the beginning of the performance. That's a nice touch as they created the romantic atmosphere of the performance. Also like Kang Young Ho's Playful Delivery in his Tenorange, Cole Wu Rim's Smooth Delivery in his bass range, and by Do Hoon's Confident Delivery in his Metal Register. As they all blended well with the instrumentation and the vibe. Speaking of blending, their harmonies with Choming You were really solid in the chorus. This is really good. I did not expect this. I did not expect this. Choming Crazy, but they sound really good singing in Spanish. Okay. The fact that they performed this verse and some parts of the chorus in Spanish really coming of God. I thought they would perform the rest of the song as it is in plain English. That doesn't mean that it's a bad move because it actually enhanced the song's vibe. Not to mention that Choming You were passionate delivery in his Legiato Tenorange allowed the others to part more of their romantic feelings as both Bae and Cole projected their vocals with ease. While King did a soft vocal riffs, plus the horns, his imprecution, adding a lead flavor to the song were a nice touch. I love it. It's fun. Another language. Come on. Come on. I can't believe that they sing the bridge in another language. I'm going to do some research on the language. On top of that, I love their stage presence as they were dancing around on stage expressing more of their romantic passion with their vocals. This is my favorite performance of their so far. I'm absolutely serious. They really knocked it out of the park with this cover. All four members of Forest Sella did a flawless job highlighting their romantic side through their solid vocal dynamics and their well-blended harmonies. What made this performance really enjoyable was that the guys sang in English, Spanish, and in African language as they danced around on stage and looked very happy. I'll also give credit to the instrumental track for making the low-key romantic song more lively. As the horns, his imprecution made me dance to the tracier rhythm of the whole thing. What a stupendous performance. Thanks for watching my reaction, everyone. Please check out the video link in the description box below and take care.