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Provided to YouTube by Atlantic RecordsAaron Burr, Sir · Lin-Manuel Miranda · Leslie Odom Jr. · Daveed Diggs · Okieriete Onaodowan · Anthony RamosHamilton℗ 2...
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- “Talk Less, Smile More”
- “Not Throwing Away My Shot”
- “Don’t Modulate The Key and Not Debate with Me”
- “I Will Send A Fully-Armed Battalion to Remind You of My Love”
- “Dying Is Easy Living Is Harder”
- “Looking For A Mind at Work”
- “Immigrants, We Get The Job Done”
- “If You Stand For Nothing, Burr, What Will You Fall For?”
- “Look Around, Look Around, Look How Lucky We Are to Be Alive Right Now”
- “History Has Its Eyes on You”
Right out of the gate, this quote from Arron Burr (sir) serves as both a warning and a solid nugget of wisdom for anyone needing a little secret to success. "Talk less, smile more" is used to warn Hamilton to keep his cards to his chest and to absorb as much information as he can. That's some solid advice for anyone wanting to better themselves whe...
Right on the heels of the previous statement, Hamilton drops this sick beat/quote shortly after arriving in the colonies. It's a play on "you miss 100% of the shots you don't take," but Hamilton takes it to the next level by enforcing the importance of a golden opportunity. RELATED: Hamilton: 10 Differences Between The Real-life Events And The Broa...
This line from "Farmer Refuted" occurs when Hamilton has the musical exchange with Samuel Seabury. In American history, Seabury was a New York Loyalist who butted heads with Hamilton. This dialogue between them demonstrates both opposing views with two different styles. The quoteitself is essentially saying not to boast without having the rhetoric ...
"You'll Be Back" is perhaps many a Hamilton fan's favorite number from the musical. It's essentially a death-threat/declaration of war worked into a Beatles-inspired lovesong. RELATED: Disney+: 10 Best Comedies In The Library But instead of a fickle girlfriend, King George III is ready to do anything to keep the colonists under his reign. The featu...
George Washington is unarguably a prolific figure in American history, so it makes sense that he would be one of the most profound characters in the show. There are plenty of great lines dropped by the first president, but this one certainly strikes a chord with both Hamilton and the audience. It's easy to become a martyr for a noble cause, but liv...
The Schuyler Sisters have some seriously snappy songs in the show, but their introductory ditty drops some witty lyrics along with the catchy music. This line is not only encouraging but should apply for anyone seeking a romantic partner. RELATED: Disney+: 10 More Musicals That Should Join Hamilton On The Streaming Service By "looking for a mind at...
This quote is absolutely one of the most topical in the entire musical, especially given the modern social-political climate. With so much conflict involving immigrants/immigration policies, it's refreshing to see a slice of pride thrown their direction. This is especially poignant when one is reminded that immigrants not only made up most of the l...
This line is actually pulled from a direct statement penned by Alexander Hamilton himself. It's not just used to call Aaron Burr out on his allegiances, but a word of caution to anyone not willing to stand firm on their beliefs. RELATED: Disney+: 10 Best Movies For Summertime "Those who stand for nothing will fall for anything." is the exact quote,...
This phrase is a motif echoed throughout the play, but it's one that continues to burrow its way into the collective consciousness of the audience. Not only is this applicable for the 1700s, but any age facing revolutionary changes, including our own. Times will always be changing and history will always continuously be made, someone has to tell th...
Jumping off from the previous statement, the show as a whole demonstrates how someone from the bottom of the social ladder can help change history. At the risk of sounding preachy, that maxim can be applied to anyone. It's encouraging one's ambition with a touch of Broadway showmanship. What's not to like? NEXT: Hamilton: 10 Differences Between The...
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HAMILTON: Oh well sure, sir I'm Alexander Hamilton I'm at your service, sir I have been looking for you BURR: I'm getting nervous HAMILTON: Sir, I heard your name at Princeton I was seeking an accelerated course of study When I got sort out of sorts with a buddy of yours I may have punched him It’s a blur, sir He handles the financials ...
25 de sept. de 2015 · [HAMILTON] That would be nice [BURR] While we're talking, let me offer you some free advice Talk less [HAMILTON] What? [BURR] Smile more
As 19-year-old Alexander Hamilton arrives in New York seeking advice on how to graduate from college, since Burr himself had done so in a span of two years, Burr replies with the witty response, "Talk less; smile more," which is repeated multiple times throughout the musical ("Aaron Burr, Sir").
Talk less! Smile more! Don’t let ‘em know what you’re against or what you’re for! Shake hands with him! Charm her! It’s eighteen hundred, ladies, tell your husbands: vote for Burr! [ENSEMBLE] Burr! Burr! Burr! Burr! Burr! Burr! [MALE VOTER] I don’t like Adams [FEMALE VOTER] Well, he’s gonna lose, that’s just defeatist [ANOTHER ...
[HAMILTON] That would be nice [BURR] While we're talking, let me offer you some free advice Talk less [HAMILTON] What? [BURR] Smile more [HAMILTON] Ha [BURR] Don't let them know what you're against or what you're for [HAMILTON] You can't be serious [BURR] You wanna get ahead? [HAMILTON] Yes [BURR] Fools who run their mouths off wind up dead ...
