Jinjer - Home Back - Metalhead Reacts - YOU CAN FEEL THEIR ANGER!!!

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  • Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
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    You can really feel how personal this song is for them, they are pissed off!!
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  • @SteveSmith-os5bs
    @SteveSmith-os5bs Месяц назад +26

    They have done what great poets and authors, musicians had done for generations, capturing raw emotion, frustration and anger and put it in music and placed the experience as seen through the eyes of a child. I think the song is a work of art worthy of a Grammy award.

  • @jeffwellman8347
    @jeffwellman8347 Месяц назад +19

    It's their first refugee experience imagined through the eyes of a child. The three straw figures at the tea party are characters from a children's folk tale. If one reads the lyrics, it is quite emotional. Good reaction.

  • @stevehorsley4205
    @stevehorsley4205 Месяц назад +12

    In today's metal world there is Jinjer and then everyone else! Love this band!

  • @mking846
    @mking846 Месяц назад +19

    This song brings me to tears it hits me in the chest

  • @Friskee62
    @Friskee62 Месяц назад +13

    Every time I hear Home Back I am left a bit misty...this band cannot go back home.

  • @MRxMADHATTER
    @MRxMADHATTER Месяц назад +9

    My favorite band.

  • @DernhelmTheSheildmaiden
    @DernhelmTheSheildmaiden Месяц назад +11

    This song is such a punch to the gut, I love it! Tati's vocals go so deep in the growl that the first time I heard it, even though I have been listening to women do this vocal technique for over 30 years, I could not believe my ears. I don't know how anyone could listen to this and not FEEL their anger. I don't blame them one bit. They may never be able to go back home... imagine that.

  • @Double_J_48629
    @Double_J_48629 Месяц назад +13

    this song had me f'd up for a whole week after the first time i heard it. before this one, i hadn't really paid them much attention -- but now they've had my full attention ever since.
    _No Hoard of Value_ is another one where you can feel the immense love and heartache _oozing_ through every note (though, the imagery in the video doesn't hurt 😆😉). obviously different subject matter, but no less powerful imho.

    • @username8926
      @username8926 Месяц назад +4

      Totally agree with you. 'No Hoard of Value' is one of several Jinjer's songs that make my eyes wet for some reason.

  • @palladinodessa8988
    @palladinodessa8988 Месяц назад +7

    Many people don't know, or forget, that the invasion was over a decade ago now. Even though this came out well after the original Russia-Ukraine conflict, the words are what Jinjer felt and experienced in 2014 when it started. Jinjer keepin' it real.
    Keep on flowing the Jinjer rabbit hole, how much of their early stuff have you done? Scissors? Exposed as A Liar? Waltz? Destroy?

  • @filterfreephotography
    @filterfreephotography Месяц назад +8

    I was waiting for your reaction when she dropped the sub atomic growl. Epic reaction.

  • @coder4liberty
    @coder4liberty Месяц назад +8

    That sound is hard to do. She has to create resonances in her whole vocal system. In fact it probably vibrates her whole head. The other part is rolling your tongue backward and keeping your mouth as closed at possible while still forming the words. Imagine talking to someone that way with just normal voice and you get the idea. During the lyric "I came back home so I want my home back" you can hear the air rushing past her barely open lips as she forms the words while keeping her mouth almost closed.
    The conflict in Ukraine is traumatizing for most Ukrainians but the band is from an area that is and has been on the front line since 2014. Tatiana's home town is just a few hundred meters from the front line. All of them grew up during the transition from the Soviet Union to Ukrainian independence and all the members are ethnic Russians which means they have both Russian and Ukrainian friends and get caught up in that conflict no matter what they try to do to just play their music and go on with their lives.
    I don't know how closely they follow all of it. When I got my VIP ticket in 2022 to meet them their manager told everyone waiting in line not to mention the subject with them. I'm guessing they try not to think about it too heavily. They do raise money for Ukraine. One of the things they did was get a music school north of Kyiv that was destroyed by a Russian missile attack rebuilt with a new building and everything it needed. The male members were stuck n Ukraine for a few months when the current conflict started and worked in the shelters helping people.

  • @chriso6719
    @chriso6719 Месяц назад +25

    The song still applies today, but it was written about the fighting in 2014, when their home territory was annexed by Russia. They still have family in Ukraine that they haven't been able to visit. From the 2019 album, Macro.
    And you thought she got low in Vortex ,lol. What's next for Jinjer? Try an older song, music video for
    "I Speak Astronomy".

  • @halixtrades8519
    @halixtrades8519 Месяц назад +4

    Dude, this gave me chills. Geezuz

  • @timgoertzen6701
    @timgoertzen6701 Месяц назад +1

    The song originally is about the 2014 annexation of Crimea, and band members had family in the region at the time. Currently, obviously, things are changing a TON - but this song hits home harder than it did for the 2014 crisis.

  • @cjjoe2385
    @cjjoe2385 Месяц назад +5

    Retrospection (live in Melbourne)
    The perfect follow up to this song and relevant to it.

  • @realbigtuna667
    @realbigtuna667 Месяц назад +4

    Seeing them next week in Milwaukee. Stoked.

  • @SnibediSnabs
    @SnibediSnabs Месяц назад +3

    6:20 now this is just my interpretation, but the feeling I get from this is the sudden and violent loss of childhood innocence. As in being a kid, playing with stuffed animals and having imaginary tea parties as kids tend to do, and then suddenly and unexpectedly going from that to hiding in the basement because bombs, missiles and artillery shells are falling all around.

  • @ThePizzablogger
    @ThePizzablogger Месяц назад +8

    Good reaction. This is such a brutal song and yet, as always, it grooves because it's Jinjer. This singes live and was one of my favorite moments of their set in September 2023.
    At 46:18 of the Hellfest 2021 concert below, she launches into that insane "anymooooorre...yah!" scream
    ruclips.net/video/1Ur0xJ-bNlQ/видео.htmlfeature=shared
    FYI, Jinjer and Napalm just dropped the second video from their upcoming Live in Los Angeles DVD. It's Pisces and a great live version at that.
    Cheers.

    • @hemlock399
      @hemlock399 Месяц назад +2

      I love how she sticks out her tongue after "A place where memories live!". I also love how after the brutal banshee scream near the end of "Sit, Stay, Roll Over" leads into the end of the cacophony of that song followed by silence, and she says in the cutest little voice "*That* was intense!".

  • @Golf77768
    @Golf77768 Месяц назад +8

    Please react to Jinjer "Ape"

  • @j.f.fisher5318
    @j.f.fisher5318 Месяц назад +4

    We have a lot of anti-war media from soldiers. But it's much rarer that we get anti-war media from the millions of ordinary people caught in the middle of every war in their own words and via the medium of their own work instead of someone else's agenda. That makes this song important not just for this war but for our understanding of the human experience.

  • @jadu79
    @jadu79 Месяц назад +5

    the war they had to flee from started over 10 years ago and is the same war that is going on today as they are from the eastern parts of ukraine so it doesn't start in 2022 but in 2014 the war they are fighting today (but it was extended in 2022 to the whole country)

  • @tackle47
    @tackle47 Месяц назад +2

    Imagine the raw emotions in their release written during the Russian war on Ukraine.

  • @jennymercurio8367
    @jennymercurio8367 Месяц назад

    I love following your Jinjer journey and I hope you keep going! You’ve done most of the greatest hits already but next you should listen to Words of Wisdom it’s short but it’ll knock your socks off lol

  • @HaroldDominguezhn
    @HaroldDominguezhn Месяц назад +2

    Next video On the Top live at Kiev

  • @brutalshow3364
    @brutalshow3364 Месяц назад +1

    🤘🇺🇦🤘

  • @ALive-ti9ri
    @ALive-ti9ri Месяц назад

    Please do On The Top live in Kiev NEXTTTTT, its a MUST of them

  • @davidward9737
    @davidward9737 10 дней назад

    I still don't know how Tatiana gets so low with her voice. I get they are pissed. But damn

  • @JimboKM
    @JimboKM 16 дней назад

    It is a sensitive subject largely due to the convoluted politics and loyalties that led to this war. This came out a couple years before Russia invaded so the violence portrayed is largely Ukrainian on Ukrainian. They are lucky, especially as Russian speakers from the Donetsk region, to be granted ambassadorships to be able to tour outside the country. Other Ukrainian bands like IGNEA are not so fortunate so I hope their members don't get drafted.