http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdijTAs7-ds
The return of the boy band continues, and we may have a new favorite. Before You Exit's cover of Katy Perry's "Roar" has officially given us hope for a talent that is to come of the younger, 1D-obsessed generation.
The pop trio pulls you in from the start as they begin by harmonizing the chorus in a perfect trio. We could just listen to their first 13 seconds of the song on repeat, but they keep their appeal as they continue to play the rest of it acoustically. They keep the video simple. The three boys step into a boxing ring and perform their rendition of the song — it's that simple, which only highlights their music abilities without distracting the viewer.
The trio is made up of brothers Connor, 19, Riley, 18, and Toby, 15 McDonough. The Orlando-based group released their new EP this February which includes the album standout "I Like That."
You already know that we can't turn them off, but what do you think of Before You Exit's rendition of "Roar?" Tell us in the comments!
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