"OOPS...I DID IT AGAIN!" with PMJ

[john]

Hmm, seems like people are taking their time to absorb this song before commenting. Not a lot of immediate hoots and hollars around here as we have seen before.

Currently the song has 5924 Likes and 136 Dislikes. The early LD ratio of 43.5 is lower than other Haley PMJ videos early on.

Lots of the usual praise in comments. Quite a few negative comments about her pronunciation.

From when the first notes and words were heard I was hooked. Well done PMJ, that is how you cover a song - take it down to it's foundations and rebuild it. I could Swing dance and Lindy Hop to this and so many of your songs. Good job again.

Ops I ded et egyeen I ployed with your heuert

Close your eyes that's what it sounds like

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Her voice and this cover are undeniably amazing. I just wish she would finish all of the lyrics. "I think uh didi agai. I may you belie. Wuh more den did frien."

Beautifully unique voice, I just wish she would enunciate

I think her pronunciation was bad but aside from that it was absolutely amazing and she has the best voice ever :o

I LOVE me some Haley (fan since the start!), but even I have to admit the enunciation (especially on this first two verses) was rather sloppy. I get what they were trying to do with the style of the song, but when you're leaving off half a word, that's a bit much...

fantastic as always PMJ and Haley, but i WISH the song choice was better and more serious. & also i don't know why but Haley's never had enunciation problems until she started PMJ

She has a very nice voice but I could not get past the lack of enunciation. I feel like I shouldn't need a translation when the song is in English.

Apparently words didn't have terminal consonants in Marilyn Monroe's time.

Stunning!
I happen to adore the way Haley pronunceates in this song, also in "Habits." It's certainly a vintage feel and it's so addicting. Jazz is definitely her strong suit and the amount of growl and rasp she adds to the song is perfect. Amazing Amazing Amazing!!

Can't figure out which language this is in.

Stunning performance! She really captured Marilyn Monroe's personality in the way she sang! Another incredible cover by Miss. Reinhart!

Haley absolutely awesome, love her voice, her looks, etc, but cmon guys, give her some real clothes. Even Marilyn Monroe wore more modest clothes. She's not a piece of meat to be showed off and bought

Hailey is really starting to grow on me. Morgan James is my favorite but Hailey is really incredible. Beauty aside, I think she's really putting more soul into her work now.

I don't understand those who don't enjoy her vocals and the performance she gives. I like that it's not just straight singing with no attitude and personality--the variations she adds on the singing and the performance give it a unique style, compared to the usual cookie cutter singers who can't stray a bit off the beaten path. And not everything vintage was done by the standard pretty and demure white girl. I truly love her bold style! ^_^

I love her voice, and, I want to like this, I really do, but she crams too much into one song. To make this point, I would quote Jack Lemon about his early acting career, when he said, "The pivotal point in my acting was when a director yelled at me - YOU, I want LESS from you. LESS acting, GIVE ME LESS". Less runs, less keys. sustain mostly a narrow range and give a whiff, a small taste, like a tease in a couple of places.

I love all the covers; they are amazing! But this woman's voice is so electric. Every time I hear her voice in conjunction with PMJ I have to stop what I'm doing to watch and listen.

she's like a hurricane. Powerful AF!

Getting a bit tired of Hailey and the airs and affections she puts on. Don't need all that, even in a Marilyn inspired video. :/

+ I agree. It's unfortunate, because she is actually a very talented singer, but the sort of baby-talk singing that she chooses to implore in some of these videos is a bit off-putting. There were parts of her performance that I absolutely loved, but they were interspersed with the weird pouty-stuff.