I saw The Hu live about a month ago. They were opening for Megadeth and Five Finger Death Punch. They were absolutely amazing! I have a new favorite band! Love tribal metal!
I have never been a fan of heavy metal. But these guys are the exception. I enjoy their different sound. Mongolian throat singing with very cool instruments.
Hu! Hu! Hu! This is a war song based on old chants attributed to Chingis (Genghis) Khan. They use traditional instruments and Mongolian throat singing to create a unique Folk Metal sound. I highly recommend their collaboration with Lzzy Hale, "Song of Women". They also have a couple of killer Metalica covers.
The band’s name translates to the Mongolian root word for human being, and their unique approach blends instruments like the Morin Khuur (horsehead fiddle), Tovshuur (Mongolian guitar), Tumur Khuur (jaw harp) and throat singing withcontemporary sounds, creating a unique sonic profile that they call “Hunnu Rock.”
I was SOOOO looking forward to this reaction. so glad I did not have to wait too long! I'm subbed to well over 100 channels and watch reaction videos all the time as a guilty pleasure - YOURS is one of only 3 reaction channels I sub to, and videos like this one is why. GREAT VIDEO!
I love this because I love indigenous music from around the world since I’m part Native American on both sides of my family, with Cherokee on my mother’s side and Navajo and Blackfeet on my Father’s side, the only grandfather I ever got to know was my Stepgrandfather who was full blooded Navajo
Thank you, Sarah for doing a reaction to this band. I had never heard of them. Will look for more of their work. I enjoyed listening to Mongolian rap music 15-20 yrs ago. This reminded me to them. It would be fascinating if Tom MacDonald and The Hu Band collaborated on a piece. That would be mind-blowing!
Hu! Hu! Hu! Hu! I love the Hu! Song of Women with Lizzy Hale is great too-and they show photos of the band members with their mothers when they were babies. There is also a trilogy of songs-the 3rd one is a very fun celebration.
Not sure if you had Closed Captions on or not, if not you should watch it again with CC on so you understand what he’s singing. Trust me, it gives you a whole new appreciation for the song.
Please try Heilung. Tribal vibes from ancient Europe. You may be surprised. I also love this one, but I’m of European descent, so they really speak to my soul.
No idea what the f that was but it was amazingly good. Would love to see 80k fans singing a football song to that tune at my local football ground. Would be epic!
Perhaps you don't realize just how accurate you are about this song being a 'war chant', because it is! If you read about this song, it's a Mongolian chant for fighting foes.
They are descended from the great Genghis Khan who has over 16 million descendants today across the lands he conquered because he would get with as many women as he could when he conquered a new land and he conquered most of the known world at the time from Asia to Europe
![Chief's FIRST REACTION To "The HU - Wolf Totem" [ft. Jacoby Shaddix]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/BovQfxCVrok/mqdefault.jpg)
Saw them open an act in Seattle a few years back and was blown away. The HU is great.
Actually wearing my Hu T-shirt as I'm typing. The expression on her face at first was Priceless but they got to her by the end, lol!
I saw The Hu live about a month ago. They were opening for Megadeth and Five Finger Death Punch. They were absolutely amazing! I have a new favorite band! Love tribal metal!
I have never been a fan of heavy metal. But these guys are the exception. I enjoy their different sound. Mongolian throat singing with very cool instruments.
Hu! Hu! Hu! This is a war song based on old chants attributed to Chingis (Genghis) Khan. They use traditional instruments and Mongolian throat singing to create a unique Folk Metal sound. I highly recommend their collaboration with Lzzy Hale, "Song of Women". They also have a couple of killer Metalica covers.
Basically you fuck with us we will DESTROY YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The band’s name translates to the Mongolian root word for human being, and their unique approach blends instruments like the Morin Khuur (horsehead fiddle), Tovshuur (Mongolian guitar), Tumur Khuur (jaw harp) and throat singing withcontemporary sounds, creating a unique sonic profile that they call “Hunnu Rock.”
This song is primal fire! I chant HU in my head while I catch waves in the ocean.
First reactor i’ve seen do this song.
AWESOME.
Wow!! That was cool! Very interesting😊 You were awesome as usual!
I was SOOOO looking forward to this reaction. so glad I did not have to wait too long! I'm subbed to well over 100 channels and watch reaction videos all the time as a guilty pleasure - YOURS is one of only 3 reaction channels I sub to, and videos like this one is why. GREAT VIDEO!
Thanks so much
I was lucky enough to have seen them twice live in Adelaide Australia. Soooo cool. I love your reaction to this song ❤️
I love the indigenous traditional Mongolian instruments
Danke das du auf meine Wunsch reagiert hast und ich bin sehr froh daß es dir gefallen hat😊🤗
I love this because I love indigenous music from around the world since I’m part Native American on both sides of my family, with Cherokee on my mother’s side and Navajo and Blackfeet on my Father’s side, the only grandfather I ever got to know was my Stepgrandfather who was full blooded Navajo
the hu ❤
5:34 Wow, Sarah! Showing some throat singing skills! Impressive!
Metal is boundless. Peace!
Thank you, Sarah for doing a reaction to this band. I had never heard of them. Will look for more of their work.
I enjoyed listening to Mongolian rap music 15-20 yrs ago. This reminded me to them.
It would be fascinating if Tom MacDonald and The Hu Band collaborated on a piece. That would be mind-blowing!
Hu! Hu! Hu! Hu! I love the Hu!
Song of Women with Lizzy Hale is great too-and they show photos of the band members with their mothers when they were babies.
There is also a trilogy of songs-the 3rd one is a very fun celebration.
Is it any wonder they ran through their enemies and had the largest empire in the world for that time?
Not sure if you had Closed Captions on or not, if not you should watch it again with CC on so you understand what he’s singing. Trust me, it gives you a whole new appreciation for the song.
Thank you.
There is a video with English translations of the lyrics
Please try Heilung. Tribal vibes from ancient Europe. You may be surprised. I also love this one, but I’m of European descent, so they really speak to my soul.
Song basically is saying 'don't f@#$ with us or you'll pay the consequences...'
Their great great grand fathers conquered most of the known world at the time.
Realy good and pure music.
Maybe one time you will make a reaction to a song from Muse
I am a country music fan, and dislike rock and especially metal.
However, I love these guys. The Hu are epic. 🎸🎶🐎
Different experience 😀
Yes it was!
Heavy metal with an extreme twist. Awesome huh? 🌹
No idea what the f that was but it was amazingly good. Would love to see 80k fans singing a football song to that tune at my local football ground. Would be epic!
We're all humans. You can't fight love or war music.
Please react to Terence Trent D'Arby, "Wishing Well".. Official Music Video.
Bid bol arslangad 🔥🔥🔥
The song is, basically, if you want to fight us we will ANNIHILATE YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Perhaps you don't realize just how accurate you are about this song being a 'war chant', because it is! If you read about this song, it's a Mongolian chant for fighting foes.
CC....?
Mongolia 😉
Huh weird. The video ended and I have pillaged neighboring town.
They are descended from the great Genghis Khan who has over 16 million descendants today across the lands he conquered because he would get with as many women as he could when he conquered a new land and he conquered most of the known world at the time from Asia to Europe
Hej
I love this one but I love wolf totem ft Jacoby shaddix alot better
I will check that out on my own then
Alot softer