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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
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I love everything Jinjer, and this is a great song, but admittedly it is difficult for me to listen to knowing just how horribly everyone in Ukraine has been affected by this war and it takes a lot out of me emotionally. I served 33 years in the US military and my heart absolutely breaks for Ukraine and the people of Ukraine each and every time I hear this. God Bless and Slava Ukraini!
Героям Слава !!!
Thank you man! Really great words.
Thank you for your service. I've been obsessed with the war in Ukraine since the beginning. I love the brave and ingenious Ukrainian people. Discovering Jinjer late last year was a gift. Slava Ukraini, Slava Jinjer, heroyam Slava!
@@ericpeterson7512 2014 or 2022?
@@ondrejlukas4727 2022 really. I wasn't aware of the 2014 annexation until more recently, to my shame. The courage and ingenuity shown by the Ukrainians during the 2/22 invasion made me stand up and take notice. The more I learned about it the more obsessed I became. Many historical parallels with the lead up to WW2. We're all lucky the Ukrainians are so defiant and strong.
Jinjer are from Горлівка and left 2014 after civil war started. Since then their base is Kiew. With the childish pictures of mermaids and angels and unicorns the song reminds us that not only buildings were destroyed, but childhood memories and feelings of being at home and safe. Tatiana's first language is russian.
No, not a civil war. The war started in 2014, and 2022 is its active phase, a full-scale invasion.
Interesting -- I thought her first language was Ukrainian.
Russia has undertaken an intense program of Russification in the area they conquer or annex. It's similar to what we in America did to Native American children in the 18th century--ripping kids away from their parents, forcing them to speak Russian and not their native language. Many ethnic Russians are moved into the annexed areas, and Russian is the first language of many of those families. The Donbas region and Crimea are examples of this.
Firstlanguage? It's her native language! Ukrainian language, artificial language!
@@user-cn3ie9lc8s Trollski Vatnik
The topic of this song is about what Russia started in 2014 with taking control of Crimea.
Lyrics:
What is this?! What is this mess?!
What's that noise? Is this a death sentence?
Terrifying silhouettes rising over the motherland
Are those the fireworks? No. it's a military quirk
Is it a mermaid singing? No, it's a siren screaming
Is it an angel watching over us? It's an air-fighter making a fuss
Is it a unicorn galloping down the street?
No, these are soldiers boots marching to defeat
Marching to defeat
Is it an angel watching over us?
It's an air-fighter making a fuss
Why is this party looking so bizarre?
A party? No! this is... W.A.R.
My darling, did we wake up like this?
Isolated bodies in a boudoir of helplessness
A bullet is an early bird, a midnight owl
Morning greetings of a rooster are replaced
With "Fire in a hole! Fire in a hole!"
My dear, do we have to go to sleep like that?
With a soothing cocktail and the hundredth cigarette
Morning greetings of a rooster are replaced
With fire in a hole!
Our beds are cold, as cold as a basement floor
Our beds are cold, as cold as a basement floor
This house is not our shelter anymore
This house is not our shelter anymore
This house is not our shelter anymore
Anymore
Home is not a building, home is liberty
A place where memories live in prosperity and peace
I came back home so I want my home back
I came back home so I want my home back
Don't you leave us homeless, don't you leave us homeless!
Homeless homeless
It’s actually about what happened in Donetsk, where the band is from
This song is painfully beautiful. I wish this song had never been written but it was and it's just a powerful statement from a unique platform
Jinjer - Retrospection is the perfect follow up from this song. The song starts off in her native language. I personally prefer the live in Melbourne performance (I was there), however the official music video will give you a much better feel about what the song is about.
What a lucky man you are to be there!
Her native language is Russian.
There is so much frustration, anger, sadness and raw emotion in this song, I sometimes tear up when I watch this video, Jinjer has made a masterpiece here, war through the eyes of a child. Jinjer has made a lot of great songs but this is I think is their most hard hitting piece. Let us hope that that the people of Ukraine will get their homes back.
So glad you are reacting to this song!! I always find it so heartbreaking to listen to. #standwithukraine
Pray for Ukraine ! 🙏💙💛
The next song by JINJER after you reacted to Home Back should be “Retrospective” official music video. It shows interactions between the band and their fans and also about them growing up in Ukraine 🇺🇦💙💛
Retrospection is a top 5 for me
Thank you, Inna. Slava Ukraini! 💙💛
this is very hard song💙💛
I love Jinjer, and I got to see them live last November. So much talent.
One of Jinjer’s opening acts that night was another Ukrainian band, Space of Variations. I became a fan of them as well, and I think you’d like them. I would also recommend the band Infected Rain from Moldova.
From what I understand, the song is about their first refugee experience imagined through the eyes of an innocent child. The tea party is a child's party. The straw figures are from an Ukrainian children's story. (You would know better than me about which one.) The beat has a lot of dissonance to represent the confusion the child would have trying to make sense of what is happening to her world as the war rages on. In the end everything sweet and innocent becomes horrible and destroyed. God bless you and God bless Ukraine. 🌻💛💙
Much Love to You and Ukraine 🌻🌻🌻
Another very emotional Jinjer song you might relate to the message with is "retrospection" hearing Tatiana sing in her native language in parts of the song is so beautiful
Such a powerful song written from the perspective of a child.... A kind of prequel to this is their song "Bad Water", and "Retrospection" is their song written as a tribute to their parents that they've been estranged from at times as adults. "Disclosure!" is also related to this and is a response to a very sketchy interview turned interrogation that Tatiana and Eugene found themselves being a part of related to Ukraine and the former Soviet Union. As someone from the USA, we haven't had "civil" conflict to this extent in our lifetimes... Whether it remains that way is still yet to be seen. It's creepy to see the hands taking a home away into darkness at the end of this video, that is a very strong bit of imagery
I am very happy and relieved to know you are safe from all that is going on in Ukraine.
I'm very glad RUclips decided to recommend this video to me! This is a quality reaction - and I see you've reacted to a few of my other favorite bands, too, so that makes this an "instant subscribe" for me!
This might be my favorite Jinjer song - at the very least, it's the one I find most impactful. I've never experienced anything even _close_ to the tragedy of having my home consumed by war, but even so, I can feel the pain; the anger; the heartbreak. This song always brings a tear to my eye, particularly that closing lyric, "I came back home, so I want my home back"; that just might be the hardest-hitting song lyric I've ever heard. The symbolism of peaceful fantasy versus violent reality is fantastic, but it's the sheer bluntness of those last few lines that emphasize just how horribly... _real_ this is, imo.
Exactly. The lines that get me are Our home is not a shelter anymore. Home is not a building. Home is liberty. Don't you make us homeless. Existential awesomeness.
The feel of this song hits a lot like the System of a Down song Holy Mountains.
Another great Ukrainian metal band that deserves more attention is Ignea
I am from Warsaw,I saw this band live three times.They come to Poland quite often.Amazing band,no doubt about it.The war will soon be over /let's hope/ and all brave Ukrainians will be able to return to their country.Slava Ukrainie!
Slava Ukraine! And Slava Poland! Ukraine's best friend and neighbor. As an American, I thank Poland for standing up for freedom and democracy. We love you!
Slava Ukraine?! With these words " bandera" killed the Poles( .
My name is David. My great grandfather came From Kiev at that time it was Russia. He saved my Polish grandma. So I'm have Jew and Slavic.
Looking forward to this one.
These guys kick ass!🔥🤘😖🤘🔥
I feel like Home Back has significance even beyond the current war because while there are some great antiwar songs in metal, it hits differently knowing they've seen what they are talking about. And beyond music, there isn't a lot of anti-war media showing the experiences of ordinary people caught in a war through their own authentic expression rather than through the lens of some platform's agenda. As such they are able to give voice to the millions of ordinary people caught in every war.
Since the invasion "We want our home back" has become a refrain for them, on stage and in fundraising for aid to Ukraine. The guys were stuck in Kyiv under siege for several months before they got approval to tour as cultural ambassadors (Tati was in the US with husband Alex Lopez - formerly drummer of Suicide Silence, now P.O.D.). They say the music from their upcoming album expected late this year started during their time under siege and is very heavy and melodic. Fyi on their process, the guys create the music then hand off recording to Tati who finds inspiration for titles and lyrics, and weaves her vocal performance into the music relying heavily on improvisation in the studio.
An amazing process in itself to make a song but add Tatiana composing lyrics in Russian then translates to English and not losing the meaning and overall flow is genius level
I completely agree with you!
Excellent comment. I completely agree about their original and indigenous expression of the outrage of this war. It must be particularly tough being from one of the annexed regions. The conflict goes back even father than 2014. Russia has been attacking its neighbors for hundreds of years, and Russification had been happening for much of that time.
Metal is a form of music that's particularly suited too expressing anger and outrage over war. It's surprising there hasn't been more antiwar metal. This song is one of the best examples.
We saw Jinjer earlier this year and this song always hits hard.
Ukranian band Ignea has a song called Maguras Last Kiss dedicated to those defending their land. A female singer that also does vocals like Tatiana.
This! Definitely a band worth checking out!
Ooh great suggestion! Just checked them out for the first time and they're excellent! I'll be chasing down more from Ignea!
This song hits hard every time I hear it. Such a powerful statement and visual. Awesome Reaction!
Thank you!
This song was released on the 2019 album Macro, & was written in response to / the aftermath of the 2014 Russian annexation of Crimea & support of militant separatists in the Donbass region of Ukraine, where 3 of the 4 band members are from (the drummer being from Kiev). "When Two Empires Collide" (2014) & "Sit Stay Roll Over" (2016) were similarly inspired, & are both great songs.
"Sit Stay Roll Over" has a good, professional quality official music video & a few professional quality live videos - I prefer the Hellfest 2021 live (ruclips.net/video/psuP6G_Kw2g/видео.html). The pickings are slimmer for "When Two Empires Collide". I like [JinJer - ''When Two Empires Collide'', (Fan Made Video) + Lyrics] for the studio track & [JINJER - When Two Empires Collide (Respublica 2015)] for a live performance.
bit of clarification.
It wasn't just separatists in Donbas and Luhansk, Russian mercenaries have been in the country since 2014, vice did an investigative journalism piece proving it
Ukraine should be proud of Jinjer. They are awesome 🤘🤘🤘 I was going to Kyiv in May 2022 to see Iron Maiden but sadly the war happened.
I am sad because the war...#stand wihs Ukraine!!!hello from Buxtehude germany ❤
Home Back was released in 2019, Jinjer are from Donetsk, they fled in 2014, first to Lviv, then to Kyiv.
Heavy Metal song about war has a new meaning when you literally have tanks on your streets. When she mentioned 'is it a unicorn' I thought she was going to show a tank.
You're doing great Inna, I imagine English is your 4th language after Ukrainian, Russian, and Italian.
Дякую, Інно, за видиво свого чуттєвого відгуку на пісню.
It's OK.. You should be angry..that is Yore rights❤
Hi Inna, Several days ago you shared a classy and spectacular performance by Jansen & Henk. I would like to share a special lady from Florence, Italy, Susanna Rigacci. Susanna comes from a musical family. Her father was a composer, her mother performed opera, her brother Pietro is a concert pianist, and Susanna is a world class soprano who has performed worldwide in the most prestigious music halls. Susanna's work can found widely on You Tube. She is best known for touring with Ennio Morricone and performing The Ecstasy of Gold.
Yeah this is a very powerful song. There is another song about this that they wrote in 2014 when Russia first invaded Crimea that almost nobody reacts to unfortunately. It's called "When Two Empires Collide". There's no music video for it, but I would recommend following along with the lyrics for that one, the lyrics are very powerful and emotional.
This song was released in 2019 and the lyrics are about the fighting with Russian separatists since 2014 in their homeland of the Donetsk region in eastern Ukraine, but the emotional impact is even greater since psychopath Putin's all-out invasion in February 2022. There's no mistaking how pissed off Tatiana is when you hear the lyrics and watch the video. The first time I watched this video was just after the invasion started and I was in tears by the end. With continued Western assistance, I'm hoping the courageous Ukrainian military can kick the illegal Russian invaders off every inch of sovereign Ukrainian soil by the end of this year. Slava Ukraine! 💛💙
Here's hoping that the war in Ukraine ends soon. I pay attention to events over there perhaps a little more than I should and it's heartbreaking and frustrating. Especially frustrating when so many make it political and seem so ready to give up other people's land with their views on it.
Just one correction this song is about the Russian invasion of 2014 , Tatiana , Roman n Eugene , lived in the Donbas region at the time .
Yes, I am also so sad about what Ukraine is suffering = so glad that Tati and the boys are out free, representing the talent and diversity of Ukranians!
🤘🇺🇦🤘
Cool dark groovy slamming song.. 🧙♂🤘Sauron approved.
3:32 "Is it an angel watching over us? No! It's an F-18 flying over us!" Better an American or Ukrainian F/A-18D than a Russian Su-57.
Слава 🇺🇦 Україні и Джинджер!💙💛
💙🌻
💛❤
Hi Inna.
Did you react to 'Who's goning to be the one' or 'I speak astronomy' ? Both good Jinjer songs!
Athos song is actually about the situation in 2014 in Ukraine. It just hits even harder now that you guys are dealing with this shit again. I heard this song on 2019 for the first time. Listened after things started back up again and I can't help but feel emotional when Tati starts starts screaming home isn't a shelter anymore.
Actually, this song was written way before the start of the "war" in february 2022 (war has begun in Ukraine in 2014, even if in the western courntries we have forgotten about it and probably don't give a s**t). The song was written after the invasion of Crimea and the starts of battles in the eastern regions of Ukraine, mainly in the Donestk area, where most of the members ofJinjer are coming from. They were obliged to flee away from their home and start their journey as refugies in their own country. Really sad and revolting! There is a live version of that song which is really tough: Hellfest 2022. Jinjer members were allowed to leave Ukraine as they were "promoted" as cultural ambassadors and right after they performed a crazy show at hellfest....and then came Home Back: you can feel the sadness, the anger almost the rage. Tatiana said after the show that she was about to cry during the song...very intense!
As usual: SLAVA UKRAINI 💙💛
8:40 this is a message that seems easy to understand, i hope people condemns war always and not when it suits them.
Great Jinjer reaction, keep 'em coming! I saw them live in Atlanta in December (they were great BTW), and they had such a bite to this song when they did it!
I would love to see them live too!
I was there in Atlanta. Awesome show! One of the best live bands on the planet!
I could use your help with "Retrospective", Tati is singing russian or ukrainian which I don't understand.
💙💛 You really need to watch their video "Retrospection". 💛💙
This song is from 2019. So not exactly about the current situation. It's more about what hapoened in 2014.
Slavi Ukraini !
Pit of Consciousness live Kiev from 2019 if I’m not mistaken was the last time they played in their home country and I believe the venue has been destroyed but it’s an awesome live performance you should definitely do
It's such a shame that war is back in Europe. I don't think the world will ever be the same as it was before the attack on Ukraine. I have another Ukrainian metal band for you, not as hard as Jinjer, but just as good. Here is the link ruclips.net/video/lSFGxLXDoQc/видео.html
That band’s drummer Dmitry Kim was in Jinjer for a while.
He didn’t want to deal with the band’s tough touring schedule of 150+ gigs a year, so didn’t stay for a super long time.
It worked out well for both Dmitry and Jinjer I think - he has additional recognition now that Jinjer is getting bigger, and Vlad turned out to be the perfect final piece of the Jinjer puzzle.
This song predicted the legend of the Ghost of Kyiv.
'what is this? what is this mess? whats that noise? is this a death sentence? terrifying silhouettes! rising over the mother land!' three years before the Luhanshchyna invasion
Great song, powerful and heart breaking lyrics. I love the bass part especially. I can not get used to the grunting though.
Slava Ukraini! Gierojam Slava!
Eukranian metal band Ingea is very good . Check them out . Lots of great videos.
I generally recommend that people pull up the lyrics when first listening to this. In order for the members to get their "home back", the Ukrainian territory taken over in 2014 needs to also be returned to Ukraine - not just the territory of the latest invasion. I don't think you can restore the feeling that your home is a "shelter", but at least being able to live there is a start.
Off the rip…Tati is a lyrical genius to me and perhaps has several very disciplined personalities… and they have lived this song….Ambassidors to Ukraine-Jinjer
The when is actually after start in 2014.🥺😑
They are from the Donetsk region and native Russian speakers and yet they were allowed travel visas as ambassadors of Ukraine in order to tour. I point that out because I have come across hate toward them from western Ukrainians for being from the east and actually playing concerts in Russia in the past. OMG! For those new to the video it should be noted that it was released in 2019. This is a civil war.
Slava Ukraini!❤☮
Slava Ukraini from Norway! 🇧🇻❤️ 🇺🇦
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Oh if you want another song with a. Great message by a really good band watch "Amazonia" by Gojira
thank you for the suggestion!
Gloory to Ukraine !!!
Unfortunately, this chilling art was born out from the first evil invasion in 2014, but it couldn’t be anymore prescient than what’s currently happening in their homeland.
✌🏼, 🤟🏼, & 🤘🏼!
💛💙💛💙💛💙🇺🇦
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!React please DakhaBrakha - Carpathian Rap (Live on KEXP)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes, but this song made befor war and covid in 2019
It was in reference to the fighting in the years before that, yes.
Спасибо за реакцию. Сейчас меня этот клип не шокирует, хоть и актуален. Я из Украины тоже, из Чернигова. Недавно видел своими глазами ужасы войны. Когда прилетали рашистские самолёты, и били по жилым домам, убивая мирных жителей, детей. А потом отчитывались в своих сводках - бьём, мол, по стратегически важным объектам. Твари. Не простить их никогда за это.
You have the most pretty eyes in the world. Ridiculous
thank you
Dimash stranger reaction
Kak dela Inna, are you broadcasting your reviews with in Ukraine, I wonder ?
The video is NOT about what happensin Ukraine NOW : The video was released in Dec. 2020, more than a year before the war. I guess there was already some tension between Russia and Ukraine and the fear that it could evolve into war but it is not about the war ukrainian are experiencing now, it's about a potential future war, from a point of view from 2 years ago...
The Russian attack began in 2014. War.
@@polarstar67 Yeah but from 2014, there was no war, no actuazl war. A "cold" war, for sure but, as far as I know, there was no russian troops in Ukraine (aside from Crimea). The crimean war of 2014 and the Ukrainian war that's been raging since Feb. 2022 are two separate wars.
Or at least, that my opinion, from a french point of view but If you say different, I absolutely respect that
@Johan Russia didn't annex Crimea through "cold war", they did it through "hot war", and the pro-Russian separatist militias in the Donbas didn't get their weapons by holding bake sales, they got them through Russian support.
все думают, что это о войне России с Украиной, но эта песня о нападении Украины на проросссийский Донецк в 14-16 году
А вот и тупиковая ветвь эволюции до комментариев добралась
As Russian I can say, Russians are doing big fucking mistakes, sorry for my bad English. Also, pray for Ukraine🇺🇦
I like your reactions but why don't you pull up the lyrics to the songs before you start so you can know exactly what they are saying?
The entire purpose of this poignant song and video is to deliver Jinjer's vital message of the lyrics. My take: People the world over, we've got to do better. Kick out and reject tyrannical, corrupt, greedy leaders that bring poverty and war to the people while building their own egos and bank accounts. (Putin has stolen over 250 billion from the Russian people).
We can make the world peaceful and prosperous starting with or own country. Vote 'em out NOW and put in true leaders with integrity and ideas that build, not destroy to enrich themselves! If you don't have any, become one yourself and run for office! Sorry for the rant.
I use to think I couldn't imagine what it must be like to live within a broken, corrupt government system such as those found in Eastern Europe, the Middle East and elsewhere. But in the United States, unfortunately, I now can. I know running for office might feel impossible. But people can vote. And if in large enough numbers, that could make a difference. Thx, Inna!
А почему ты не делаешь реакцию на родном языке? Или хотя бы на русском?
Гурт крутий,але ватники
Do not force any politics on music which you like, please.