okay, you geniuses from the: University of Oregon's all male acappella group, you need to familiarize yourselves with the concept of a “captive audience” Exploiting the attention of folks who can't escape simply amounts to a cheap shot. Next time, sing on the corner outside the subway station, you'll get better reception, idiots! (chicago)

I ride the subway every day (in LA, unfortunately) and I would be THRILLED to have this happen.  NYers don't know how good they have it, man.

The rest of the ride would have been seriously awkward.

OK, we get it, you're a New Yorker so you're all hip and jaded and unimpressed with the world.
Whatever. Get over yourself.

The New Yorkers are just happy they aren't being shot at or shit on.

I would of understood if they did it on the first of April, but they didn't. Bad execution.

I'm surely glad that so many people have explained to me what's actually wrong with New Yorkers. Since people in other cities don't act the same way, I spent long years thinking that New Yorkers were all just autistic and/or terminally cynical.

Where was epic beard man when you really need him on public transit?

bit lame that half of the singers were reading the lyrics from their phones and bits of paper.

No one cared because it was fuckin annoying.

NYers could care less, because just about every day on our commute to and from work, there's either a singing group, a cheesey magician, a bad clarinet player, the former crackhead turned evangelist, or the kid selling candy to make extra money and “stay off the streets” (who for some reason always only has Starburst left). Once you hear the magic words, “Excuse me ladies and gentlemen…” You tune everything out.

Notice no one gives a shit. God bless NYC.

also, this group looks equally as boring when they are singing

I would react the same way. On my commute please dont sing a song from a 2008 internet meme which you are now using incorrectly

It's like an IRL 'Old' Badge from the straphangers.

enough with the supposed “rick rolling”; rick rolling is a bait and switch as the meme goes. all this “extension into public places” is a bit of a stretch if you ask me and loses the whole vibe of the original, especially with these dweebs.

I'm sad that the people on the subway didn't get more into that. I wish someone would Rick Roll me on the way to work.