You have to wait. The grannies are slow to learn the script. Seriously - who really believes these (and all other "first reaction to ...." videos for that matter) are real reactions? Come on.
Seasons in the abyss is another great song by slayer I also saw slayer on their farewell tour in Clarkston Michigan and saw this song along with many other great ones. It was also my first concert and I was 16, that was almost a year ago. They played after cannibal corpse, Amon amarth, And Lamb of God. They were great live. I'd like to hear some of y'alls stories
You guys need to hear Slayers Seasons In The Abyss! It’s a much slower and different song from their others but it’s amazing. And it has one of the best solos ever.
I'm surprised you haven't been introduced yet to the magic of groove metal and its prophet - Pantera. Pantera - Cowboys from Hell is a good starting point.
I had a rough time with my mom who just didn't get it:) But I appreciate moments when my father sat there and listened quietly to some brutal metal music though he didn't actually get it :D
I love that you love slayer! 💕 I'd love you to try a bit of Brazillian Thrash legends Sepultura, my favourite metal band many moons ago. Something like Desperate Cry or Territory would be great to see. Regardless of what you do though I'll be tuning in! 🤘 Thanks for the great videos!
@@christianjackson9360 suggested Korn for the crowd reaction. As far as knowing my thrash metal, before COVID happened tell me the last three shows you saw and I'll tell ya mine and we'll see who knows thrash. They were all in 2020 by the way. CTFO man!!!
I remember at 16 years old.. prior to getting into bands like Slayer (this woulda been back in 1986) I was listening to bands like Dio, Iron Maiden, Black Sabbath, and Ozzy Osbourne. My mother actually sent me after school with my cassette tapes to talk to the local Catholic priest. She was thinking the music was evil/devil music or whatever. It was funny, as the priest read the lyrics to some of the Iron Maiden songs from the cassette liner and was like : This is not evil music. My mother was flabbergasted that the priest actually dismissed her concerns. I just found it funny.
Some Slayer songs from the top of my head: Angel of Death, Season in the Abyss, Ghost of war, Eye of the Insane, Bloodline, Deaths head, Psychopathy Red... (Ok I will stop here😆) You guys are cool. Please react to more old school bands like Slayer.
Interesting fact: One of my high school history teachers explained to me that Slayer's Angel of Death is about Josef Mengele! It was at that point that I realized that it wasn't true about people over 30 having lost the plot. BTW, I graduated in 1989!
I had to wipe away a few tears hearing you read the story I posted on your page about my grandmother but I also could not hide the smile that emerges every time I think about her. I love you ladies. I cannot get enough of your reviews or love for music. I have discovered some other great channels on RUclips but only because I had to do something to fill the time until your next review. I hope you keep this channel going because I will always be a fan. Thank you again.
THIS was the song that made me a Slayer fan when I first heard of them in the early 90's. THANK YOU for reviewing this amazing song. You ROCK, grannies!!!!!
I strongly believe Ronnie James Dio has a large and better repertory than Holy Diver, that song is just the most known... i'll recommend songs from - Dio: Rainbow in the Dark, Don't Talk to Strangers, Sacred Heart - Rainbow: Light in the Black or Stargazer - Black Sabbath: Heaven and Hell or Sign of the Southern Cross Greetings from Chile✌🏻:D
Grannies just saw slayer for like the 12th time an it was their Farwell tour this past year.. All I could think of was how I'm gonna miss these guys.. Been a huge part iof my life as well as metal as a whole... Keep rockin grannies y'all are amazing 🎸🎶🎶🎸🎶🎶🎸🎶🎶
You ladies should see what he looks like now....reminds me of Santa Claus from Chile. Tom's smile is worth a thousand words. Tom's the most humble of the bunch. Keep rockin, girls!
These ladies are awesome! Two grandmothers appreciating bands like Slayer... that's the boundary-breaking potential of music. Totally made my day! How about some Mayhem...?
I work at a truck stop next to I-70 and we have tour buses come through all the time and one day I was outside getting trash when I noticed a a guy standing next to a blacked out bus surrounded by several people wearing STAFF shirts. It caught my eye and then I realized that the guy was Tom Araya, the lead singer of Slayer. I was going to ask for an autograph but as I was taking off my gloves he reboarded the bus and they drove off. I wish I had seen him 1 minute sooner.
Slayer has always been one of my favorites. Back in college, it was great whiskey drinking music. It would get me so amped up, I just wanted to put on my spiked golf shoes and rake granny’s back. Lol Please do Pantera’s “Walk!”🤘
This is my second video I've watched from you guys and I think it's really great your listening to this stuff. This was my era when I was growing up listening to all sorts of metal and I had a really fantastic time seeing bands like Slayer live. I was fortunate enough to see them again on their farewell tour in Dublin, Ireland in 2018 and they are a band that will be sorely missed by not only people of my age but also the younger generation of metal fans growing up now. I've got a whole load of suggestions for songs and bands for you to listen to but I'll wait a while before I start leaving them in them comments section. Keep Rockin' Two Grannies!
I was lucky enough to be able to se Slayer live when Hanneman was still alive... It was back in 2000 i saw Maiden with Slayer and Entombed as supporting acts... The best concert i ever been to...
I never got to meet any of my grand parents, but if i had, i would have loved them to have been just like you two ladies . Subscribed and great videos, please keep them coming. Regards from England and rock on 😚✌🤘.
Thanks to Pat and his recollections of his "granny"and praise for the two of you. I think a lot of us are drawn to you for similar reasons. You two are the best and I believe your sons and I would've been great friend's because of the music ✌️🤟
I went to their first farewell tour last year in Sacramento and San Jose, I hoped it wasn't their last and yup they are touring again so I hope to see them on the east coast now because we moved, I've seen them at least 10 times in my life and had a blast every time, you two are awesome keep it up
Damn. I subscribed. I love this!!!! I remember the first time i showed my grandma a metal song was Rammstein ...she loved it!! Shes gone now but i can watch these videos and listen with you 2. Awesome!!!
so lucky Tom Araya Singer still has his hair i´m long haired starting loosing my hair :( as a teen i woke up to Slayer in the morning my Stereo had alarm clock
Slayers best song. No competition. The lyrics are one of their best too. The album Seasons in the Abyss is their best too. So many great songs. The diversity makes it number one.
My nana couldn't get into slayer. But when she heard acdc and kiss she loved them. Me and my cousin's would play them all the time and she would rock out with us. Miss her so much. And her pancakes she would make for us. You 2 are awesome. Much respect.
Asked a couple weeks ago but consider Hatebreed's cover of Slayers Ghosts of War. Another Hatebreed is To The Threshold. Give em a try! You'll dig it!!
I'm 48, and I've been listening to Slayer since they released and toured Bogart's in Cincinnati. This was to be the beginning of what I consider the best Slayer album. Although it started of very aggressive and what many consider a non deviation from the last album, it goes right into Blood red, and takes a somber yet Thrash metal sound, of what I would consider the birth of Thrash. Each song more progressive than the next and unlike anything they had done before. Seasons is a Masterpiece.
Fun fact, while that video is heavily edited for MTV. When they told the crowd they were going to lipsink. The crowd booed so lould they did it live. So what you saw was Slayer live. Kind of.
Jeff Hanneman is the guitarist whose guitar has all of the stickers on it. He passed away in 2013 and his dad was/is a D-Day veteran. And if you are interested check out "Cliffs of Dover" by Eric Johnson live at Austin City Limits.
I wonder what times will be like in 2050. There will be old grannies still listening to dubstep an snoop dogg. I will totally still be listening to cannibal corpse an slayer in my 60s an 70s
Just discovered you guys! This is my favorite song from slayer, and I managed to see them on their second to last concert at the forum. Thank you so much you guys! Keep rocking! 🤘
Hahaha! Y'all noticed the skull on Jeff's (blonde hair) guitar, but did you notice the Dead Kennnedy's emblem on it as well? Well, Tom (the singer) is married and has children (grand children too if I remember correctly). And that's why they are "retiring". From what I've heard, he is ready to hang it up and spend time with his family.
Slayer's original drummer left and has a band called G.R.I.P. Inc.. their best song is Hostage to Heaven. Their 1st album is full of great songs. You'd like it a lot ;)
You know the world has gone crazy when two elder women say they love slayer😂😂😂. Absolutely love you two ladies. A request for a band that changed my life and my view on what music and metal can truly be. Opeth - the Leper Affinity live at Shepard bush palace. It's very difficult to pick from their massive selection of masterpieces, but it benefits to see their live stuff and i think personally this is one of their best performances. They are a band from Sweden that have gone through so many changes from progressive black/death metal to progressive rock. I highly highly HIGHLY recommend a reaction to them. Love you gals stay healthy and stay metal.
Just so you ladies know you have been noticed! The lead singers wife Sandra Araya has shared this video on Facebook and I am sure other platforms! She loved it from what I seen! For a deeper cut from this same album check out Skeletons of Society!
Grannies, thank you once again for Slayer reaction. I'm not great with words. I have trouble expressing why your videos have meant so much to me, but they really do mean the world. I miss my grandmas and watching you feels like a hug from them.
glad to see you mention that the relevance is timeless in Slayer's lyrics....this is my favorite band of all time as well... seen Slayer Seven times live... i suggest doing some testament "practice what you Preach" album unless you have already and being that i just found you guys i am now going to go back and check the entire catalog to see what else you guys been up to... ROCK on!!
I've seen Slayer many times, That's 1 of their classics along with the thrash bible called REIGN IN BLOOD from 1986... Angel Of Death, Raining Blood, The entire record is a gem, That's why it's considered by most to the thrash metal bible... Cover a classic Metallica tune, Creeping Death, Battery, Disposable Hero's, Those are great tunes from their early years!
I have a similar story to the story you told in the beginning of the video. As I wore band shirts my whole life since my early teens (I'm 42 now). I am the "black sheep" of the family and always have been. Most of my life I have been judged for every thing I do and like. I haven't change anything about me as a result. I am me and that's the way it is. I was never close to my family or my grandparents but I loved them anyway and probably so them loving me the same. Well, my two grandmothers were pretty much polar opposites of each other. One was artistic, talkative and funny and the other one was quiet, reserved and soft spoken. I loved them both for who they were but I was never really close to them. I lived in my own world basically. One day I happened to be in the same room as the more quiet, reserved grandma was in and I had on a Pantera shirt with a scull and crossbones with fire an random symbols throughout the design. Pantera was and still is one of my favorite bands. She seen the shirt I was wearing and said. "That shirt is so pretty". Lol. I almost didn't know what to say but it meant a lot to me so I said thank you and kinda laughed as I looked down to see if I in fact still had my Pantera shirt still on. Fast forward to her passing (8 years later) I wore a Pantera shirt under my black button up shirt to her funeral and as I was putting on the shirt I said "love you grandma and thank you for liking my shirt". Right when you started the beginning story of this video I had a tear come out almost immediately which I noticed "Granny Haze" was a little choked up too and couldn't even get out the "subscribe and like the video" line as you both do together in every video. You guys remind me of my parents and my grandparents in a lot of ways and it's just nice to see you two like some of the music that I grew up with. I also blessed my parents with mediocre guitar playing as loud as it would go by the way. So I'm sure I was a joy to be around. Lol. -Daniel /Wichita, Ks. ✌😎🤘
“Holy crap his hair is gorgeous!”
Something I would’ve never expected to hear while watching a slayer video. You guys just made my week. 😂
Loved this.. and yes I have to agree that front guy is hotttt! I’ve been married to him going on 25 years tho I may be bias 😘
Really? ha, ha, so greeeat! Cheers guys! Viva Slayer! \m/
Tom's Wife in the comments again on a Slayer reaction; rare treat.
OK, THIS is metal
This needs way more upvotes
Really???!!! 😍😍 awesome
Well lady’s.......considering all those comments about Tom Araya, he is in your age group 😉
They definitely have to
Ladies*
Heather Comeaux it’s 2020 spelling isn’t even really a thing anymore
Never laughed so hard . My new retirement plan...
@@canadachronic8803 I will not accept that rubbish!
*edit ... I was kidding. Mostly.
You absolutely MUST do a reaction to “Holy Wars” by Megadeth!
I mentioned that in a previous video comment...hopedully it will get done!
@@davelackey5977 I'm hoping for that too! Any Megadeth really...
You have to wait. The grannies are slow to learn the script. Seriously - who really believes these (and all other "first reaction to ...." videos for that matter) are real reactions? Come on.
Holy War by Thy Art is Murder
or tornado of souls
Seasons in the abyss is another great song by slayer
I also saw slayer on their farewell tour in Clarkston Michigan and saw this song along with many other great ones. It was also my first concert and I was 16, that was almost a year ago. They played after cannibal corpse, Amon amarth, And Lamb of God. They were great live. I'd like to hear some of y'alls stories
Great song suggestion 👍
One of my favorites
South of heaven is great too
Chemical warfare is far better
@@claudioferraro1652 show no mercy was a great album in general one of my favorite
It’s just so cool to see people from an elder generation who actually gets Slayer, you to ladies rock so much thanks for sharing
🤘😝🤘
You guys need to hear Slayers Seasons In The Abyss! It’s a much slower and different song from their others but it’s amazing. And it has one of the best solos ever.
+1 for PanterA - Domination, live in Moscow! It's the best!
the video of the crowd alone is worth watching
Yes! I’ve commented the same thing on another video. PanterA, Rockin’ Grannies...lets do it!
That show was so heavy the Soviet Union collapsed under its weight...
2RG need to watch this or any epic pantera
I'm surprised you haven't been introduced yet to the magic of groove metal and its prophet - Pantera.
Pantera - Cowboys from Hell is a good starting point.
Hell yeah.
I would suggest floods, one of if not the best dime solo. just an amazing song
Revolution is my name hands down
I’ve never heard of any other groove metal band.
Hell yes 🤘 my first memories with slayer is listening to raining blood in the car with my dad when i was 5 years old.
Your dad taught you well
'bout time.
Track one, Seasons in the Abyss.
Very nostalgic.
sepultura - refuse/resist
Sepultura all the way bro
"If you want to listen your Noisy Music use headphones or close the door to your room!!!". That's what i heard from my parents, many years ago.
I have the same ! 😣
I'm doing that now
BTW
Im listening to mm n infant annihilatior
Haha yeah same to and then I’d sing along and my dad said you got headphones on so I don’t have to hear it lol
I would hear " I thought you were going to listen to some music, when are you going to play some all I hear is noise ? "
I had a rough time with my mom who just didn't get it:) But I appreciate moments when my father sat there and listened quietly to some brutal metal music though he didn't actually get it :D
I love that you love slayer! 💕
I'd love you to try a bit of Brazillian Thrash legends Sepultura, my favourite metal band many moons ago. Something like Desperate Cry or Territory would be great to see.
Regardless of what you do though I'll be tuning in! 🤘
Thanks for the great videos!
Jeff Goddard Refuse/Resist.....so relevant to what is happening in Brazil today
Territory
Soulfly would be a good one too!max is the shit!! !Demais, mano!
@@lummergnu and USA
Refuse/Resist!!!!!!
I’m going to be “that guy” and keep pleading for some reactions to the band that started it all, BLACK SABBATH!!!!!
Been a follower since day one, still waiting for Pantera Domination live in Moscow and Korn Blind live at Woodstock. Horns up and rock on!!!
Korn - Blind at Woodstock is an excellent choice!
Need to do PanterA Domination love from Moscow
Yes!! Love domination
You're fans of the CORNY bastards?
You need to know about THRASH METAL instead of their hardly HARD ROCK music!!
@@christianjackson9360 suggested Korn for the crowd reaction. As far as knowing my thrash metal, before COVID happened tell me the last three shows you saw and I'll tell ya mine and we'll see who knows thrash. They were all in 2020 by the way. CTFO man!!!
I remember at 16 years old.. prior to getting into bands like Slayer (this woulda been back in 1986) I was listening to bands like Dio, Iron Maiden, Black Sabbath, and Ozzy Osbourne. My mother actually sent me after school with my cassette tapes to talk to the local Catholic priest. She was thinking the music was evil/devil music or whatever. It was funny, as the priest read the lyrics to some of the Iron Maiden songs from the cassette liner and was like : This is not evil music. My mother was flabbergasted that the priest actually dismissed her concerns. I just found it funny.
great again ladies, that 'drummer' is the fastest drummer on the planet... and he ain't just fast, Dave Lombardo is King respect :)
Not the fastest, at all. But a fantastic drummer nonetheless:)
Some Slayer songs from the top of my head: Angel of Death, Season in the Abyss, Ghost of war, Eye of the Insane, Bloodline, Deaths head, Psychopathy Red... (Ok I will stop here😆)
You guys are cool. Please react to more old school bands like Slayer.
They have so many good songs, I think they should react to some songs from Show No Mercy, watch what Slayer was at the start.
@Big Homie Steve The Metal Head 213 is so good. I never hear anyone suggest that song, but I love it!!
Interesting fact: One of my high school history teachers explained to me that Slayer's Angel of Death is about Josef Mengele! It was at that point that I realized that it wasn't true about people over 30 having lost the plot. BTW, I graduated in 1989!
Definitely dead skin mask
Love Slayer and been a fan for decades. R.I.P. Jeff
How about reviewing some Megadeth ? Anything from the Rust in Peace album (ex : Holy wars... the Punishment Due).
TORNADO OF SOULS
Yessssssss!!!! Tornado of Souls is fucking awesome.
Yes I've been asking for a Tornado of Souls reaction for ages, xDD
Peace sells, but who's buyin?
Or A tout la monde
I had to wipe away a few tears hearing you read the story I posted on your page about my grandmother but I also could not hide the smile that emerges every time I think about her. I love you ladies. I cannot get enough of your reviews or love for music. I have discovered some other great channels on RUclips but only because I had to do something to fill the time until your next review. I hope you keep this channel going because I will always be a fan. Thank you again.
I love you so much ladies!! Please do Megadeth's Holy Wars...The Punishment Due! My favorite band and that song is an amazing introduction to them!
I 100% agree with you! Please listen to Megadeth "Holy Wars..."
THIS was the song that made me a Slayer fan when I first heard of them in the early 90's. THANK YOU for reviewing this amazing song. You ROCK, grannies!!!!!
I’d love if y’all would do anything by primus. Like John the fisherman or jerry was a race car driver.
My Name is Mud 😎🤘🇮🇪
i like woodstocks damn blue collard tweakers
Tommy the cat
Metallica Orion... Instrumental song... The best one of them...
I love that you 2 ladies are responding to my favorite band. LONG LIVE SLAYER
Please do Dio - Holy Diver
I strongly believe Ronnie James Dio has a large and better repertory than Holy Diver, that song is just the most known... i'll recommend songs from
- Dio: Rainbow in the Dark, Don't Talk to Strangers, Sacred Heart
- Rainbow: Light in the Black or Stargazer
- Black Sabbath: Heaven and Hell or Sign of the Southern Cross
Greetings from Chile✌🏻:D
@@javiermv3747 Gotta agree with that ! Also, early Anthrax ( Indians, among the living) or Helloween - Eagle fly free or I want out ! :)
DIO is a ZERO!!!
@@christianjackson9360 I realise you are just a trigger troll ; but what do you base your disrespectful, narrow-minded opinion on?
Grannies just saw slayer for like the 12th time an it was their Farwell tour this past year.. All I could think of was how I'm gonna miss these guys.. Been a huge part iof my life as well as metal as a whole... Keep rockin grannies y'all are amazing 🎸🎶🎶🎸🎶🎶🎸🎶🎶
Thank you two for blessing my day :) Love you!
You ladies should see what he looks like now....reminds me of Santa Claus from Chile. Tom's smile is worth a thousand words. Tom's the most humble of the bunch. Keep rockin, girls!
These ladies are awesome! Two grandmothers appreciating bands like Slayer... that's the boundary-breaking potential of music. Totally made my day! How about some Mayhem...?
PANTERA Domination Live Moscow 91. Then anything else Pantera
One of the greatest live performances of all time!!
@@r0b1ns5s true story
I work at a truck stop next to I-70 and we have tour buses come through all the time and one day I was outside getting trash when I noticed a a guy standing next to a blacked out bus surrounded by several people wearing STAFF shirts. It caught my eye and then I realized that the guy was Tom Araya, the lead singer of Slayer. I was going to ask for an autograph but as I was taking off my gloves he reboarded the bus and they drove off. I wish I had seen him 1 minute sooner.
Good job, my adorable ladies...you have such discerning critiques of excellent music...bless you🤟
You two are so amazing!! Puts a smile on my face every time watching these videos!!! Thank you!!!
Slayer has always been one of my favorites. Back in college, it was great whiskey drinking music. It would get me so amped up, I just wanted to put on my spiked golf shoes and rake granny’s back. Lol
Please do Pantera’s “Walk!”🤘
This is my second video I've watched from you guys and I think it's really great your listening to this stuff. This was my era when I was growing up listening to all sorts of metal and I had a really fantastic time seeing bands like Slayer live. I was fortunate enough to see them again on their farewell tour in Dublin, Ireland in 2018 and they are a band that will be sorely missed by not only people of my age but also the younger generation of metal fans growing up now. I've got a whole load of suggestions for songs and bands for you to listen to but I'll wait a while before I start leaving them in them comments section. Keep Rockin' Two Grannies!
I was lucky enough to be able to se Slayer live when Hanneman was still alive... It was back in 2000 i saw Maiden with Slayer and Entombed as supporting acts... The best concert i ever been to...
War Ensemble has been my absolute favorite Slayer song since it first came out 😎 enjoy your metal journey 😊
I never got to meet any of my grand parents, but if i had, i would have loved them to have been just like you two ladies . Subscribed and great videos, please keep them coming. Regards from England and rock on 😚✌🤘.
I have listened to metal since I was born 35 years ago, and I will probably listen to it forever.
You are great, you rock more than most metalheads :)
Tom Araya is a maniac!
He plays the Bass guitar and sings this at insane speed
"Like it if you want to, and if you don't, f' it" may be the best description of Slayer's attitude that I've ever heard
Loved the story. Great memories last forever!! Love watching y’all!! Pantera!!!!!!
You two are fantastic! I never knew my grandmother but I would like to think that she was just like you guys. Keep up the great videos!
Thanks to Pat and his recollections of his "granny"and praise for the two of you. I think a lot of us are drawn to you for similar reasons. You two are the best and I believe your sons and I would've been great friend's because of the music ✌️🤟
If you want a song that speaks of war, how about Black Sabbath - “War Pigs”
Great choice. The Faith No More version is good too, if a bit too close to the original.
I was lucky enough to get invited on slayers bus with two of my kids, and they signed my slayer snowboard. Epic, those guys rule.
I went to their first farewell tour last year in Sacramento and San Jose, I hoped it wasn't their last and yup they are touring again so I hope to see them on the east coast now because we moved, I've seen them at least 10 times in my life and had a blast every time, you two are awesome keep it up
Proud to be part of the Grannysquad. Greetings from Belgium.
Damn. I subscribed. I love this!!!! I remember the first time i showed my grandma a metal song was Rammstein ...she loved it!! Shes gone now but i can watch these videos and listen with you 2. Awesome!!!
so lucky Tom Araya Singer still has his hair i´m long haired starting loosing my hair :( as a teen i woke up to Slayer in the morning my Stereo had alarm clock
Mine was Metallica ,And Justice For All , blackened
Hell yes! We need more grandparents to listen to metal. You girls rock, i love it!
Slayers best song. No competition. The lyrics are one of their best too. The album Seasons in the Abyss is their best too. So many great songs. The diversity makes it number one.
L.A. 85' ultimate revenge ,venom, exodus,slayer, got home two days later, still dont know how, i was 15 yrs old
My nana couldn't get into slayer. But when she heard acdc and kiss she loved them. Me and my cousin's would play them all the time and she would rock out with us. Miss her so much. And her pancakes she would make for us. You 2 are awesome. Much respect.
I love how your watching Slayer! Lol
🤘😎🤘 You make me belly laugh when you said you love their hair 😂😂
Cradle of Filth - Her Ghost in the Fog
Grandmas and black metal sound interesting😂
@@dendedave859 very
They should react to a lyroc video. Filth's lyrics are too good to overlook.
Asked a couple weeks ago but consider Hatebreed's cover of Slayers Ghosts of War. Another Hatebreed is To The Threshold. Give em a try! You'll dig it!!
Yes but for black I'd suggest either BEHEMOTH - Blow Your Trumpets Gabriel or DIMMU BORGIR - Council Of Wolves And Snakes.
I'm 48, and I've been listening to Slayer since they released and toured Bogart's in Cincinnati. This was to be the beginning of what I consider the best Slayer album. Although it started of very aggressive and what many consider a non deviation from the last album, it goes right into Blood red, and takes a somber yet Thrash metal sound, of what I would consider the birth of Thrash. Each song more progressive than the next and unlike anything they had done before. Seasons is a Masterpiece.
Ladies, I’m begging you, do Another Life by Motionless In White, I love your content and I’d love to see you do this one
This just might be the best thing I've ever seen. Love u ladies
Instant sub
You 2 are THE BEST I wish I could hug you both!!!!
Finally, a comment about the awesome drummer
You guys are great, and you must be the coolest grannies ever!!!
As long as you're OK with foul language and controversial subject matter, I highly recommend Disciple. It's my personal favorite Slayer song.
Hell yea!
the commentary never disappoints. excellent opening tribute. looking forward to the next one.
Awesome 👌, I grew up with this and I still love it. And I'm 43 I still love it.
Damn that granny in yellow totally understood what Slayer is
React to Death- Lack of comprehension
I was 12 years old when this album came out. I'm 41 now and can barely head bang like that anymore lol🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
3:57 I can hear Toms distinct laugh at that part. He would be flattered at the same time..
Fun fact, while that video is heavily edited for MTV. When they told the crowd they were going to lipsink. The crowd booed so lould they did it live. So what you saw was Slayer live. Kind of.
I used to rock this song in my car on the way in to high school... windows down and makin heads turn...
Jeff Hanneman is the guitarist whose guitar has all of the stickers on it. He passed away in 2013 and his dad was/is a D-Day veteran. And if you are interested check out "Cliffs of Dover" by Eric Johnson live at Austin City Limits.
Slayer rules but you are amazing also! And that comment abt Tom's hair, you've just made my day! 😂🤘
I'm sooooooo sharing you two on my Facebook page! You Rock!!!
I wonder what times will be like in 2050. There will be old grannies still listening to dubstep an snoop dogg. I will totally still be listening to cannibal corpse an slayer in my 60s an 70s
Just discovered you guys! This is my favorite song from slayer, and I managed to see them on their second to last concert at the forum. Thank you so much you guys! Keep rocking! 🤘
As soon as i seen this, I subscribed, This is great! Thank YOU!
Hahaha! Y'all noticed the skull on Jeff's (blonde hair) guitar, but did you notice the Dead Kennnedy's emblem on it as well?
Well, Tom (the singer) is married and has children (grand children too if I remember correctly). And that's why they are "retiring". From what I've heard, he is ready to hang it up and spend time with his family.
Glad to know these grannies now know what actual METAL is!! Especially listening to one of the BIG4 the Lords of THRASH METAL!!!!
React to:
Angra - Wuthering Heights 🇧🇷 Shaman - Fairy tale 🇧🇷
Sepultura - Roots Bloody Roots 🇧🇷
Slayer's original drummer left and has a band called G.R.I.P. Inc.. their best song is Hostage to Heaven. Their 1st album is full of great songs. You'd like it a lot ;)
You guys are just awesome!!!🤘🏻🤘🏻 May The Force Be With You!!!
You two are just the best. I never miss an upload!
awwww you made grannie Haze tear up! Always love your Grandmas!
Mine raised me.( and my Grandpa).
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King Diamond - Welcome Home
Thank grannies I always look for your reaction videos... thank you and keep then coming
You know the world has gone crazy when two elder women say they love slayer😂😂😂. Absolutely love you two ladies.
A request for a band that changed my life and my view on what music and metal can truly be.
Opeth - the Leper Affinity live at Shepard bush palace.
It's very difficult to pick from their massive selection of masterpieces, but it benefits to see their live stuff and i think personally this is one of their best performances. They are a band from Sweden that have gone through so many changes from progressive black/death metal to progressive rock. I highly highly HIGHLY recommend a reaction to them. Love you gals stay healthy and stay metal.
We need to show them some prog like opeth. Itll blow them away
@@saile3980 lol hell yes. Pass it along then brother.
Would you like to be my new grandmothers? Unfortunately mine have both passed away... Love the channel.🤘
I love you guys..thank you for opening to Slayer..I'm going to subscribe.
Just so you ladies know you have been noticed! The lead singers wife Sandra Araya has shared this video on Facebook and I am sure other platforms! She loved it from what I seen! For a deeper cut from this same album check out Skeletons of Society!
Grannies, thank you once again for Slayer reaction. I'm not great with words. I have trouble expressing why your videos have meant so much to me, but they really do mean the world. I miss my grandmas and watching you feels like a hug from them.
glad to see you mention that the relevance is timeless in Slayer's lyrics....this is my favorite band of all time as well... seen Slayer Seven times live... i suggest doing some testament "practice what you Preach" album unless you have already and being that i just found you guys i am now going to go back and check the entire catalog to see what else you guys been up to... ROCK on!!
Haha,you should see Tom Araya today...he now looks like SANTA CLAUS himself !
"Holy crap.....gorgeous hair" lol.....
I've seen Slayer many times, That's 1 of their classics along with the thrash bible called REIGN IN BLOOD from 1986... Angel Of Death, Raining Blood, The entire record is a gem, That's why it's considered by most to the thrash metal bible... Cover a classic Metallica tune, Creeping Death, Battery, Disposable Hero's, Those are great tunes from their early years!
I have a similar story to the story you told in the beginning of the video. As I wore band shirts my whole life since my early teens (I'm 42 now). I am the "black sheep" of the family and always have been. Most of my life I have been judged for every thing I do and like. I haven't change anything about me as a result. I am me and that's the way it is. I was never close to my family or my grandparents but I loved them anyway and probably so them loving me the same. Well, my two grandmothers were pretty much polar opposites of each other. One was artistic, talkative and funny and the other one was quiet, reserved and soft spoken. I loved them both for who they were but I was never really close to them. I lived in my own world basically. One day I happened to be in the same room as the more quiet, reserved grandma was in and I had on a Pantera shirt with a scull and crossbones with fire an random symbols throughout the design. Pantera was and still is one of my favorite bands. She seen the shirt I was wearing and said. "That shirt is so pretty". Lol. I almost didn't know what to say but it meant a lot to me so I said thank you and kinda laughed as I looked down to see if I in fact still had my Pantera shirt still on. Fast forward to her passing (8 years later) I wore a Pantera shirt under my black button up shirt to her funeral and as I was putting on the shirt I said "love you grandma and thank you for liking my shirt". Right when you started the beginning story of this video I had a tear come out almost immediately which I noticed "Granny Haze" was a little choked up too and couldn't even get out the "subscribe and like the video" line as you both do together in every video. You guys remind me of my parents and my grandparents in a lot of ways and it's just nice to see you two like some of the music that I grew up with. I also blessed my parents with mediocre guitar playing as loud as it would go by the way. So I'm sure I was a joy to be around. Lol. -Daniel /Wichita, Ks. ✌😎🤘
This was awesome, thank you!