Thoughts on Barbershop?

Do you guys have any opinions on barbershop quartet/chorus singing? >What is Barbershop music? Barbershop music is acapella music, (usually all male, but mixed is becoming more common) in which there are four parts (high to low: Tenor, Lead, Baritone Bass), usually consisting of tight/close harmonies. >What do those parts mean? Tenor take the top of the song. Lead (AKA Tenor 2) gets the melody. (usually) Baritone gets the same range of a lead, but fills in with 3rd and 5th, rather than singing the melody. Bass gets the low range. >Isn't this from the 1850s lmao It is old, but still practiced. There is a barbershop harmony society (BHS), with a yearly International competition.

I like them when they're good and sometimes when themed. Check out Brass Farthing on Youtube doing "Glorious Beer". Not quite a barbershop quartet (their group is larger), but the same idea in that is is a group of a capella singers

i thought that the barbershop quartet cover of german rap music was pretty funny overall, I like the genre, but not enough to listen to it regularly