日本語訳は以下 If you all liked this reaction video, please check out my other Japanese rock and metal videos here: ruclips.net/p/PL7AWPld_LMdZpTHgJsbKwuMCUT2be9bQF Featuring BABYMETAL, BAND-MAID, Lovebites, and more! :) このリアクション ビデオが気に入ったら、ここで私の他の日本のロックとメタルのビデオをチェックしてください: ruclips.net/p/PL7AWPld_LMdZpTHgJsbKwuMCUT2be9bQF BABYMETAL、BAND-MAID、Lovebites などをフィーチャーしています! :)
Great reaction. They have definitely thrown some ska in with the metal for this one, as you said. It isn't a song that gets enough reactions and it should get more, it is great fun and the choreo is spot on. The Kami Band for this one were Mikio Fujioka (RIP), Takayoshi Ohmura (with his pink glittery guitar), BOH on bass and Hideki Aoyama on drums. This performance was at the Big Fox Festival in October 2017 and was the last time Yuimetal (on Su-metal's right - or our left as we look at them) performed with BABYMETAL. She withdrew at the last minute before their next big shows in December 2017 under doctor's advice and she missed the 2018 tour. They held her place in the hope and expectation that she would recover from whatever was wrong with her (nobody knows - or those who do aren't saying - what that was, but her movements in this were a lot more stiff than we were used to seeing from her), but she announced in October 2018 that she was still not fully recovered and would be leaving the band and hoped to follow her own long held dreams.
“Blending all the genres together” BabyMetal: Hai!!! Never 2 songs that are the same. You asked why some hate BabyMetal. Their reasons…. 1. BabyMetal wasn’t formed organically but by their producer Key Kobayashi. 2. They don’t play instruments & write their own songs. 3. Some say they can’t get pass their voices 4. Choreographed dancing 5. Too polished, corporate product…. A gimmick. Tbh, I don’t understand any of those criticisms. I was never a “Metal” fan. But since discovering BabyMetal, I’ve dived deeper into Metal and realized there are some really amazing music.
@@facundsrodrixxx she does. And Moa has said she doesn’t practice nearly enough. The criticism is that they don’t play instruments as a band. They might know how to but it isn’t part of their overall performances. Honestly, I prefer the way things are. BabyMetal sing & dance. Kami Band doing their thing. But Metal elitist adhere to some sort of made up rules that entitles them to belittle the hard work of BabyMetal.
The girls are like "Yeah, We can do it..." they can mix it up so well. It is a very modern take on Metal. They have at least 2 writers plus it is a big team effort in Japan, they all have input until the final cut. That is how it seems to fit so well, they all smooth out the spots that don't fit and by the time it is done it is super refined and flows perfectly on every front. The singer has been on stage since age 5 and everyone else is also super processional, just think by the time she was 16 she had 11 years of stage experience.
Nice reaction and if you haven't noticed before, Babymetal is really a live performance group, this is where they shine, on stage. in front of thousands of fans. They do this better than just about anyone else.
Great reaction... Yava! is such a great song, one of my favorites. Really fun to listen to, and it's nice to notice that besides the fun the song is very complex and well constructed.
Yes, Babymetal includes all genres in their songs. Like Shanti Shanti Shanti is a metal blend with Indian music or Night Night Burn is a metal blend with Spanish music. You have to react!!!
Great Reaction!🤟Yeah it's ska metal!🔥 All Babymetal song sounds different. Different genres of metal, different genres of music plus they dance at it which is fun and cool🤟🔥
You mentioned about liking how the guitar and keyboard bounce off each other but actually if you look, Takayoshi (pink sparkly guitar) is down the 'guitar' while Mikio (guitarist far left) is doing the 'keyboard', so I guess it's just a different tone on the guitar.
⚡ 💀 💕 / 🤔 With the possible exception of the solos from Su, 'YAVA!' is my favorite track from the Metal Resistance album. And some of my favorite BABYMETAL choreography. There are groups that have spent years trying to make sludgy ska metal sound good, and BABYMETAL pulls it off the first time. And then moved on to the next thing. : ) Even with the translation it's hard to know exactly what this song is about. As Du-Metal says on his translation page, "The meaning of the lyrics is vague, obscure & ambiguous." Written by some of the same folks involved with 'Megitsune', etc. Lyrics were by NAKAMETAL (Norikazu Nakayama), MK-METAL (Miki Watanabe) and KxBxMETAL (Kei Kobayashi). Music was by NORiMETAL (also Norikazu Nakayama) with an arrangement by YUPPEMETAL (Takehiro Mamiya) aka Yuyoyuppe.
@@autohmae That's true, I missed mentioning that. And up until now, neither of us talked about MIKIKO's work with Perfume as stage director and choreographer, or her own experimental dance troupe, ELEVENPLAY. Or even her involvement with both Karen Girl's and Sakura Gakuin as dance sensei. : )
So, this is where you 2 wandered off to, haven't seen either of you in any BABYMETAL video comments in awhile, and evidently, I'm 8 months behind you... BTW did anybody else notice in the transition from Mikio's solo to Takayoshi's solo, Takayoshi started on the exact same note Mikio ended with??? I just noticed it recently...
The guitarist you liked at the beginning is Takyoshi Ohmura, which was Marty Friedman's guitarist before Babymetal poached him. So yeah... he's pretty good.
"YAVA!" is one of my favourite songs, it just has a great, uplifting mood, and choreography is very entertaining. While BABYMETAL's music and performances are always fun to listen to and watch, I don't think that means that they are not serious. The lyrics often have quite serious messages. I think the people who say they are just a gimmick without any seriousness don't even bother to take a closer look. But to be honest, I don't care about those people too much anymore. Most of the time it's pretty obvious that their hostility is based on ignorance and lies, and in the end it's their own loss.
You have the most unique intro to Babymetal discography. All 4 songs you have chosen are fantastic pieces that are not usually how many reactors get exposed to the group (with Megitsune as possible exception). Yava in particular is a great yet underrated song. Like you said it is a full on blend of different genres, at least 3 in my count. It also has my all-time favorite choreographed dance during the Pip Popa Popip Popa Popi refrain. So I guess it's time you watch those other "typical" videos for reaction too? Anyhow, you can't go wrong with Road of Resistance, Headbanger and Karate. Just remember Babymetal is best experienced live. Enjoy your journey down the Fox Hole!
So much to unpick here.. for fans this is a moving video and it features 2 great guitarists master and pupil in Mikio and Omhura. Even more special is Mikio sadly died at the end of 2017 and I believe the guitar he plays here is the one Omhura now plays. Omhura himself in this video is playing his legendary pink-chan (yes it has a name) - the sparkly one as you called it. Most fans consider this line up (with BOH in bass and Hideki on drums) to be the quintessential line up. As always the girls dancing is spot on, they are choreographed by the great MIKIKO who is one of Japan;'s most talented choreographers (she was a production consultant for Japan's cultural presentation at the 2016 Summer Olympics closing ceremony). And yes one reason many fans considered them a breathe of fresh air is that they a) mix EVERY style of metal music into their songs (power, thrash, black, prog) and b) pull musical influence from every culture (their latest albums pulls from swedish, thai, indian and a whole raft more). This really means every BM song is utterly unique.
Yes! Heavy riffs, original SKA vibes, incredible choreography (with excellent performance from all the girls). Many changes and at the same time the harmony and integrity of the composition (it was very interesting to hear your opinion from this point of view as a songwriter, and I completely agree). Perhaps this is my favorite Babymetal song. I think it's the best choreography here, but I also love it in my playlist because there are some incredible (for me) moments in Su's vocals where her specific pronunciation just blows my mind every time. And those who do not like Babymetal, no matter what the reasons are called, are simply jealous. And this, alas, is normal. The genre war has been going on in heavy music for over half a century, and everyone wants to prove that their tastes are better. And not everyone is ready to accept that Babymetal is simply "outside" this struggle. Just as I will always remain a fan of thrash metal, I can put Babymetal first for their contribution to modern music and absolutely love them, while at the same time understanding and feeling even more my "favorite" band ("Holy Moses"). I actually listen to them much more often after I discovered Babymetal. And over time, I am more and more convinced that Babymetal is not just music, it is a performance of music, more like a rock opera (metal opera?). Or (and) a magnificent diamond (vocals and choreo) in an incomparable jewelry frame of metal music.
At the first Babymetal concert I attended I noticed I knew all the words, I had never sang along to Babymetal songs before. :-) But I don't speak a lick of Japanese. So I don't know the direct translation of the words (which is hard in many cases anyway).
My favorite Kami Band solo, I could listen all day, im happy u choose this version, thanks. The Genre mixed in this song is SKA(good catch) for the rest who dont know what is this, precursor of rock steady and later reagge First Guitar in solo, Fujioka Mikio †, second Takayoshi Ohmura, 6 strings Bass Bohte Daisuke "BOH", drums Aoyama Hideki.
Great reaction to one of my favourites. They are able to blend genres and change direction (sometimes mid-song) due to the incredible voice & versatility of Su. She was a kid then she’s even better now. As for haters? The girls don’t care what they think and neither do I, just a bunch of close-minded sad sacks. Their loss.
The first guitar solo is from Mikio Fujioka, who died in January 2018 following a tragic accident. This was soon after Yui left, at first temporarily, for health reasons. All of this left Babymetal in disarray for some months. Mikio had basically, along with BOH the bassist, been previously a jazz fusion player, and had clearly been influenced by the likes of Allan Holdsworth, John McLaughlin and Terje Rypdal
Nothing like a little Yava before bed.. thanks for not interrupting the video a hundred times like all the other reviewers do.. it's so aggravating.. you talk about other metal bands not liking Babymetal.. well Babymetal is the most original band I've ever seen , so that's a reason and the Babymetal band as a whole has more energy in one song than most metal bands have in their complete show I'd think that's the two main reasons
The most common complaint I hear is that the girls and the Kami Band don't write the music, they just perform it, so they 'aren't really a band'. And y'know, yeah, they are a production, I'm just not sure why that's such a big deal to some people. The final product is freakin amazing. The songs are good, the stage production is good, the performance is good. Just because it's not 'pure', not the singular vision of the people on stage and them alone, doesn't mean it doesn't still have value or is not enjoyable. Glad you reacted to this one. Karate is awesome, but Yava doesn't get nearly enough attention.
It's definitely a purist attitude, which I don't agree with. Just because the songwriter (or songwriters) doesn't actually play in the band doesn't take away from his/her writing skill or the skill of the performers. It's a team effort!
Broadway, etc. productions and movies are considered by many some high standard. And the people on stage didn't write it, etc. Their is still a lot of influence from the girls in Babymetal, I feel many songs are written 'in their voice'. But maybe more importantly: the girls started so early in Babymetal of course they could not write authentic metal music. So without other people to do that Babymetal couldn't exist.
This blending of genres goes way back. An early example is Song 4, which is the only Babymetal song written by Yuimetal and Moametal. (It’s not a counting song, but a rather sophisticated explanation of the true nature of Death Metal)
YAVA! (eng below) Paarararara rarara Dore demo onaji da yo Minna soo yuu keredo Nanka chotto chigau yo ne Yappa chotto chigau ka na [Bridge 1] [ Chigau. Chigau. ] Te nani yo? [ Chigau. Chigau. ] Te iwarete mo [ Chigau. Chigau. ] Shiran te Nanka chotto chigau [Chorus 1] [ Yabai. ] Ki-ni-natchatte doo shiyoo? Ki-ni-natchatte doo shiyoo? Are dotchi? Kore dotchi? Paarira paarira ruu [ Yabai. ] Ki-ni-natchatte doo shiyoo? Ki-ni-natchatte doo shiyoo? Are dotchi? Kore dotchi? Paarira paarira paarirarira [Verse 2] Dore demo onaji da yo Minna soo yuu keredo Nanka chotto chigau yo ne Yappa chotto chigau desho [Bridge 2] [ Chigau. Chigau. ] Te nani yo? [ Chigau. Chigau. ] Te iwarete mo [ Chigau. Chigau. ] Chigau [ Chigau. Chigau. ] Chigau no da Nanka chotto yappa chotto chigau [Chorus 2] [ Yabai. ] Ki-ni-natchatta. Doo shiyoo? Ki-ni-natchatta. Doo shiyoo? Are dotchi? Kore dotchi? Paarira paarira ruu [ Yabai. ] Ki-ni-natchatta. Doo shiyoo? Ki-ni-natchatta. Doo shiyoo? Are dotchi? Kore dotchi? Paarira paarira paarirarira Chigau wa [Bridge 2] Are wa chigau. Kore mo chigau Dore mo chigau. Kore mo chigau Are mo chigau. Kore mo chigau Kanari chigau. Kanari chigau Are wa chigau. Kore mo chigau Dore ga chigau. Kore ga chigau Are mo chigau. Kore mo chigau Aa zenbu zenbu chigau [Chorus 3] [ Yabai. ] Ki-ni-natchatta. Doo shiyoo? Ki-ni-natchatta. Doo shiyoo? Are dotchi? Kore dotchi? Paarira paarira ruu [ Yabai. ] Ki-ni-suru na-tte ii desho Ki-ni-suru na-tte ii desho Are dotchi? Kore dotchi? Paarira paarira ruu [Outro] [ Demone ] Chigau. Chigau [ Demone ] Chigau. Chigau [ Demone ] Chigau Chigai sugite komaru Paarira paarira paarirarira ------------------------------- [Raarararara rarara.] Any of them are alike. Everybody says so, but they are in some way a little different, aren't they? A little different, I wonder so after all. Different. Different. That's not acceptable. Different. Different. You say so, but... Different. Different. I don't know. Eh? They are in some way a little different? Oh, no. I can't stop caring about it. What should I do? I can't stop caring about it. What should I do? Which side is that on? Which side is this on? Paarira paarira fuu! Oh, no. I can't stop caring about it. What should I do? I can't stop caring about it. What should I do? Which side is that on? Which side is this on? Paarira paarira paarirarira! Pippo pappo pippo pappo pii. Pippo pappo pippo pappo pii. Pippo pappo pippo pappo pii. Pippo pappo pippo pappo pii. Any of them are alike. Everybody says so, but they are in some way a little different, aren't they? A little different, I think so after all. Different. Different. That's not acceptable. Different. Different. You say so, but... Different. Different. They are different. Different. Different. It is the case that they are different. They are in some way a little different after all. Oh, no. I can't stop caring about it. What should I do? I can't stop caring about it. What should I do? Which side is that on? Which side is this on? Paarira paarira fuu! Oh, no. I can't stop caring about it. What should I do? I can't stop caring about it. What should I do? Which side is that on? Which side is this on? Paarira paarira paarirarira! They are different. Something is different. Something is different. Which is different? Which is different? That is different and this is different, too. They are pretty different. They are pretty different. Something is different. Something is different. Which is different? Which is different? That is different and this is different, too. Oh. They are all all different. Oh, no. I can't stop caring about it. What should I do? I can't stop caring about it. What should I do? Which side is that on? Which side is this on? Paarira paarira fuu! Oh, no. You say "don't care", but I am free to care, ain't I? You say "don't care", but I am free to care, ain't I? Which side is that on? Which side is this on? Paarira paarira fuu! Even so, They are different. They are different. Even so, They are different. They are different. Even so, They are different. They are too different, so I am at a loss. Paarira paarira paarirarira! Pippo pappo pippo pappo pii. Pippo pappo pippo pappo pii. Pippo pappo pippo pappo pii. Pippo pappo pippo pappo pii.
Hell yeah! I love "Yava!". "Karate" is a great song too, but for me, I like "Yava!" just a bit more. If you do ever react to "Karate", please react to their UK Download 2016 live performance of it. 🦊🤘
YAVA! is a very nice catchy ska-metal song, many fan girls like it. YAVA! means like "Oh no!" is like an expresión of surprise or terrifying. Fans first want to name the song as "Chigau" but that didn't happened. Kami Band intro is one of the very few, you can hear Míkio-sama guitar solo here, R.I.P. Every musician is top notch, drummer Hideki Aoyama is son of another legend, all of them transform into Kami Band the moment they go to performance with the girls, is like a switch inside of them, same for the girls of course. 🦊🤘 Yeah man, too bad there are still people not willing to appreciate BM songs, i know metal is related since its roots to many bad or negative feelings, but even the most metalish legends got their root full of fun and crazyness like Ozzy Osbourne for example, but they took music and heavy metal as a way to having fun with creepyness and fear, so it really make no senses people discard BM just to think not fit their stereotypes. I mean come on dude, you're missing really good stuff just for what your "social metal elitish" partners think of it? If only they knew even their rock and metal legends love to watch and support BM. Keep coming back with more, if next time you hear Karate, another all time favourite song for many fans, try the studio version (official MV) first if you can putting same watermark logo you putted here. LIVINGLEGEND NOTACULT 10BABYMETALYEARS
GJ on the reaction. One of my favorite Babymetal tunes. Both guitarist here and I think really all the guitarist they've used have incredible picking technique. Babymetal went on a galactic journey for their 3rd album. The mix of genres only get better as they go along. But I'm beginning to think they took that Journey first and came back with the kami band. All of them have such unreal talent and skills. Only ancient aliens could have taught them. lol
Great reaction, thanks! This is one of my favorite Kami solos and one of my favorite songs as well. The upbeat ska vibe really works for me and the choreo is so much fun and energetic. Not to mention that breakdown which is brutal. Definitely my favorite breakdown ever along with "Megitsune"'s. Until next time!
There's definitely a ska vibe to this, but why not? BM just love exploring genres and that's part of why their fans love them. I put YAVA (translated as OMG) together with Awadama Fever as I think they are both about difference and not necessarily being confined by other people's expectations. The YAVA lyrics mention "different" over 20 times. Is it about Babymetal and their music being different, Moa and Yui being different even though people seem to think they are twins or just about clothes?...who knows? What it is, is some up tempo metal/ska and a lot of fun with some great choreography and a really heavy breakdown. The Kami intro takes the song over the top. I suggest that you now look at Road of Resistance Live at Saitama Arena.
Nice & thanks again from Japan 有難う💛。Kamis are all remarkable session musicians and they also paly in their own bands or other activities. The 3 girls once said like "We feel we have been protected all the time by Kami band" and Kamis said "The girls took us to stages in the world, outside of Japan. We have nothing but gratitude towards them". The good relation between Kamis and Su / Moa has remained intact. In a recent video uploaded in RUclips, BOH (bass) and Ohmura (guitar) mentioned how excellent "the two persons" were and how much they loved and respected "the two persons". They said so 2 days after the finial show of 10 BABYMETAL Budokan concerts on April 15. They have a gag order about relation with BABYMETAL, but you can know what "the two persons" meant.
If baby metal is hard but fun then u also should react to Maximum The Hormone band -whats up people -koi megalover -zetsuo billy Unlucky Morpheus band -Black pentagram -Cadaver/Revadac -knight of sword -opfer -angrifier -Spartan army (inst) & ect
This is one of my all time favorites from Babymetal. Good choice of song. It is about the Japanese fear of people that are "different." It is a real thing. There is a common fear of outsiders, even if they speak Japanese.
I love this song because I love the SKA genre. YAVA fuses SKA and Metal. Very underrated song cos, not many reactors react to this. Some in the Metal community didn't even know that the SKA genre existed unless you listen to No Doubt and other bands that play the SKA genre. The Kami Band is brilliant and brutal and some of the finest session musicians in Japan 🇯🇵 has to offer. Enjoy your reaction. Thanks for reacting to this. Kitsune Up 🦊🦊🦊🤘🇯🇵🇸🇬
Blending is their middle name ! Well one of many middle names :-) One of the others is fun. You can already see how the fun already starts during the song writing process. Lots of little silly things and unexpected transitions, etc. Unexpected is also one of the middle names for sure. Because who would expect a ska-metal song ? :-) At least not blended in that way...
YAVA is a variation of the adjective "yabai (やばい、ヤバイ)" in Japanese. Yabai is a slang word that means bad, and cool etc. And it is often used by younger generations now in Japan. Anyway, the music itself is well done, isn't it? It is the 4th song of their 2nd album, so I think it is originally a representative song of BABYMETAL, but it seems that it is not so popular overseas. so it is a shame. I love Karate, Awadama, and this, like all of three better than ROR from their second album. It goes well with the lyrics and starts lightly with Ska rhythm, but as the lyrics get more serious, the song gets heavier and dark vibes. I love it. Thank you from Japan.
Babymetal is fantastic. They write such catchy heavy songs and don't care if they don't fit what people think metal is. Metal is about being true to what you love, and that is 100% Babymetal. Good song choice too. Check hangbanger by them. Great song great riff
Good reaction. You can see why they pick the video for you so you can enjoy the Solo in the beginning. This was Peak Babymetal in 2017 during the Fox Festival after this things changed. Yui left after this and mikio the first guitars doing the harmonics passed away at the beginning of 2018 from a freak accident. The Fox Festival is also the last time the Kami band did solos. Their next concert in December 2017 the Kami band was in dark robes with dark backgrounds they stayed this way for another year with no solos. 2019 they started with mask on so you can't see them. 2020 they were basically put to the back and use a completely different and boring band for their tours outside the country. In 2021 they now have them at all four corners of the stage on the floor and out of sight with their masks on. Imagine a show that says "metal" but then don't see the band.. It's more Baby than Metal now. Should just change the name to >BABY
I like this song because it tells about Babymetal itself. The lyrics is all about "this sounds familiar, but is different (chigau), and I don't know why" 😁
impossible to please everyone. There will always be haters no matter what music you play. It's quite normal. In fact, the fan base for baby metal extends far beyond the metal community. For example, I never listened to heavy music at all and didn’t particularly trudge from it. And I really liked baby metal right away. I will say even more. This band is a bridge between worlds. After listening to it, I started listening to some other heavy bands as well. I began to understand heavy music better. In fact, the world leaders in metal, such as metallica and slipknot, have recognized Baby Metal. Because they understand the concept. Rejected usually by narrow-minded fans who live by their own patterns and do not have enough freedom of thought to discard prejudices. They are like old grumbling old people who are no longer able to accept something new.
Probably most of the people that hate Babymetal, only ever listened to "Gimme Chocolate", and if you stop at that I can understand why people might say that they are not metal. But they have demonstrated to be much more than that! You should also react to that if you never herd it, since It's the song that made them known to the world, went viral in 2014/15 and made Sonisphere move them to the main stage in 2014 thus giving them a lot of visibility in UK and internationally! Good choice for Yava!, is one of my favourites! If you also want to do Karate in the near future, Live from Download 2016 is a good choice since it's safe for react and doesn't need any watermark! The official MV is reaally good, but has been blocked quite a few times lately.
"only ever listened to Gimme Chocolate and if you stop at that I can understand why people might say that they are not metal" Personally I don't xD I mean Gimme Chocolate is basically thrash metal, so even with the prominent pop elements, it's still metal ahah
@@BlackArr0w Then I'd say that the "Babymetal project" is a complete success ! One of their goals is to introduce new people to metal and they made you like metal ! :-D (maybe only their own metal, but that's a start eheh)
thanks for the nice reaction, i love prog rock/metal it's one of the reasons that i love babymetal since theyre such a great prog metal band the main music style to form the basis of this song including the intro by kamiband would be ska rather than reggae kamiband play a very nice reggae part in the song called '4 no uta' (song 4) tho ;)
You really should do a reaction on the Kamiband outside of Babymetal.... They had a musical piece called Gathering of Metal Warriors, which was later renamed Hills of Wisteria after Mikio's death. ruclips.net/video/PMJ2RkYkhAA/видео.html
Still (from translations) my favourite Babymetal lyrics. I forget sometimes how playful and clever (and meaningfull) the lyrics can be. And definitely one of my top choreographed tracks too. Dear Mr "Cuteness personified". look at Babymetal dancing and hang your head in shame. It's one of many Babymetal songs I want to learn phonetically so I can sing along. But I'd rather sing actually understanding the meaning. And that's a whole lot harder. So I just improvise. Badana oy um na on um or uh su... etc. Painful. But it keeps me entertained. Love the song, good reaction. And on the concept of it "not being serious enough", I have listened (one time only) to some fairly hard-core metal. And to me that stuff is hilarious. Because it takes itself so seriously and yet has such a pretentious, ridiculous narrow-minded approach to music and life. I think any Metalheads hating Babymetal are most likely doing so because they realise that what they are so invested in is just utter nonsense.
Couldnt agree with you more in regards to the metal purists out there. If you cant enjoy Babymetal you really need to work on pulling that stick out of well you know...
Great comments about metal elitists sneering at Babymetal and taking it all too seriously and not accepting that metal can be fun. The elitists always end up looking like such stuffy bores who can't accept something new and different from what they are used to .
日本語訳は以下 If you all liked this reaction video, please check out my other Japanese rock and metal videos here: ruclips.net/p/PL7AWPld_LMdZpTHgJsbKwuMCUT2be9bQF Featuring BABYMETAL, BAND-MAID, Lovebites, and more! :)
このリアクション ビデオが気に入ったら、ここで私の他の日本のロックとメタルのビデオをチェックしてください: ruclips.net/p/PL7AWPld_LMdZpTHgJsbKwuMCUT2be9bQF BABYMETAL、BAND-MAID、Lovebites などをフィーチャーしています! :)
Love your reaction bro, can't wait for you to react babymetal again hehe
Great reaction. They have definitely thrown some ska in with the metal for this one, as you said. It isn't a song that gets enough reactions and it should get more, it is great fun and the choreo is spot on.
The Kami Band for this one were Mikio Fujioka (RIP), Takayoshi Ohmura (with his pink glittery guitar), BOH on bass and Hideki Aoyama on drums.
This performance was at the Big Fox Festival in October 2017 and was the last time Yuimetal (on Su-metal's right - or our left as we look at them) performed with BABYMETAL. She withdrew at the last minute before their next big shows in December 2017 under doctor's advice and she missed the 2018 tour. They held her place in the hope and expectation that she would recover from whatever was wrong with her (nobody knows - or those who do aren't saying - what that was, but her movements in this were a lot more stiff than we were used to seeing from her), but she announced in October 2018 that she was still not fully recovered and would be leaving the band and hoped to follow her own long held dreams.
“Blending all the genres together”
BabyMetal: Hai!!!
Never 2 songs that are the same.
You asked why some hate BabyMetal. Their reasons….
1. BabyMetal wasn’t formed organically but by their producer Key Kobayashi.
2. They don’t play instruments & write their own songs.
3. Some say they can’t get pass their voices
4. Choreographed dancing
5. Too polished, corporate product…. A gimmick.
Tbh, I don’t understand any of those criticisms. I was never a “Metal” fan. But since discovering BabyMetal, I’ve dived deeper into Metal and realized there are some really amazing music.
And strictly speaking the 2 youngest girls wrote one song (music and lyrics, not instrumentation). So that's off the table... :-)
@@autohmae 😈😈😈😈
Doesn’t Moa plays the guitar? I think she was learning
@@facundsrodrixxx she does. And Moa has said she doesn’t practice nearly enough. The criticism is that they don’t play instruments as a band. They might know how to but it isn’t part of their overall performances. Honestly, I prefer the way things are. BabyMetal sing & dance. Kami Band doing their thing. But Metal elitist adhere to some sort of made up rules that entitles them to belittle the hard work of BabyMetal.
CZseventyfive why would that be a bad thing lol, they’re dancing and singing, it’s enough
YAVA = where everything or anything is the same and different at the same time.
Yava and Awadama Fever are fun song by BABYMETAL 😀
ベビメタをレビューして下さってありがとうございます!
この曲は彼女達がまだ少女の頃のものです。べビメタは進化しています。出来れば次は最近の曲をレビューして頂けると嬉しいです。
The girls are like "Yeah, We can do it..." they can mix it up so well. It is a very modern take on Metal. They have at least 2 writers plus it is a big team effort in Japan, they all have input until the final cut. That is how it seems to fit so well, they all smooth out the spots that don't fit and by the time it is done it is super refined and flows perfectly on every front. The singer has been on stage since age 5 and everyone else is also super processional, just think by the time she was 16 she had 11 years of stage experience.
Nice reaction and if you haven't noticed before, Babymetal is really a live performance group, this is where they shine, on stage. in front of thousands of fans. They do this better than just about anyone else.
Great reaction... Yava! is such a great song, one of my favorites. Really fun to listen to, and it's nice to notice that besides the fun the song is very complex and well constructed.
Yes, Babymetal includes all genres in their songs. Like Shanti Shanti Shanti is a metal blend with Indian music or Night Night Burn is a metal blend with Spanish music. You have to react!!!
Babymetal(live version)
1. Death
2. Sis anger
3. Headbanger
and catch me if you can !
Great Reaction!🤟Yeah it's ska metal!🔥 All Babymetal song sounds different. Different genres of metal, different genres of music plus they dance at it which is fun and cool🤟🔥
You mentioned about liking how the guitar and keyboard bounce off each other but actually if you look, Takayoshi (pink sparkly guitar) is down the 'guitar' while Mikio (guitarist far left) is doing the 'keyboard', so I guess it's just a different tone on the guitar.
⚡ 💀 💕 / 🤔
With the possible exception of the solos from Su, 'YAVA!' is my favorite track from the Metal Resistance album.
And some of my favorite BABYMETAL choreography.
There are groups that have spent years trying to make sludgy ska metal sound good, and BABYMETAL pulls it off the first time.
And then moved on to the next thing. : )
Even with the translation it's hard to know exactly what this song is about.
As Du-Metal says on his translation page, "The meaning of the lyrics is vague, obscure & ambiguous."
Written by some of the same folks involved with 'Megitsune', etc.
Lyrics were by NAKAMETAL (Norikazu Nakayama), MK-METAL (Miki Watanabe) and KxBxMETAL (Kei Kobayashi).
Music was by NORiMETAL (also Norikazu Nakayama) with an arrangement by YUPPEMETAL (Takehiro Mamiya) aka Yuyoyuppe.
I'm surprised you didn't mention choreographer Mikiko and her involvement in the Olympics... I guess I just did. :-)
@@autohmae That's true, I missed mentioning that. And up until now, neither of us talked about MIKIKO's work with Perfume as stage director and choreographer, or her own experimental dance troupe, ELEVENPLAY. Or even her involvement with both Karen Girl's and Sakura Gakuin as dance sensei. : )
@@rickwagner- Or her shared origin with Suzuka and Perfume in Hiroshima and ASH. :-)
So, this is where you 2 wandered off to, haven't seen either of you in any BABYMETAL video comments in awhile, and evidently, I'm 8 months behind you... BTW did anybody else notice in the transition from Mikio's solo to Takayoshi's solo, Takayoshi started on the exact same note Mikio ended with??? I just noticed it recently...
@@rickwagner- Rick is elevenplay the ones that performed on america's got talent?
The guitarist you liked at the beginning is Takyoshi Ohmura, which was Marty Friedman's guitarist before Babymetal poached him.
So yeah... he's pretty good.
"YAVA!" is one of my favourite songs, it just has a great, uplifting mood, and choreography is very entertaining.
While BABYMETAL's music and performances are always fun to listen to and watch, I don't think that means that they are not serious. The lyrics often have quite serious messages. I think the people who say they are just a gimmick without any seriousness don't even bother to take a closer look.
But to be honest, I don't care about those people too much anymore. Most of the time it's pretty obvious that their hostility is based on ignorance and lies, and in the end it's their own loss.
You have the most unique intro to Babymetal discography. All 4 songs you have chosen are fantastic pieces that are not usually how many reactors get exposed to the group (with Megitsune as possible exception). Yava in particular is a great yet underrated song. Like you said it is a full on blend of different genres, at least 3 in my count. It also has my all-time favorite choreographed dance during the Pip Popa Popip Popa Popi refrain.
So I guess it's time you watch those other "typical" videos for reaction too? Anyhow, you can't go wrong with Road of Resistance, Headbanger and Karate. Just remember Babymetal is best experienced live. Enjoy your journey down the Fox Hole!
Another type of Music i was not big fan of but when BabyMetal do it i love it .
🤘🦊🤘
PI PI PA PA PI PI PA PA PI! :D
You should hear SIS ANGER next. Entirely different mood from anything you've heard so far.
So much to unpick here.. for fans this is a moving video and it features 2 great guitarists master and pupil in Mikio and Omhura. Even more special is Mikio sadly died at the end of 2017 and I believe the guitar he plays here is the one Omhura now plays. Omhura himself in this video is playing his legendary pink-chan (yes it has a name) - the sparkly one as you called it. Most fans consider this line up (with BOH in bass and Hideki on drums) to be the quintessential line up.
As always the girls dancing is spot on, they are choreographed by the great MIKIKO who is one of Japan;'s most talented choreographers (she was a production consultant for Japan's cultural presentation at the 2016 Summer Olympics closing ceremony).
And yes one reason many fans considered them a breathe of fresh air is that they a) mix EVERY style of metal music into their songs (power, thrash, black, prog) and b) pull musical influence from every culture (their latest albums pulls from swedish, thai, indian and a whole raft more). This really means every BM song is utterly unique.
Yes! Heavy riffs, original SKA vibes, incredible choreography (with excellent performance from all the girls). Many changes and at the same time the harmony and integrity of the composition (it was very interesting to hear your opinion from this point of view as a songwriter, and I completely agree).
Perhaps this is my favorite Babymetal song. I think it's the best choreography here, but I also love it in my playlist because there are some incredible (for me) moments in Su's vocals where her specific pronunciation just blows my mind every time.
And those who do not like Babymetal, no matter what the reasons are called, are simply jealous. And this, alas, is normal. The genre war has been going on in heavy music for over half a century, and everyone wants to prove that their tastes are better. And not everyone is ready to accept that Babymetal is simply "outside" this struggle. Just as I will always remain a fan of thrash metal, I can put Babymetal first for their contribution to modern music and absolutely love them, while at the same time understanding and feeling even more my "favorite" band ("Holy Moses"). I actually listen to them much more often after I discovered Babymetal.
And over time, I am more and more convinced that Babymetal is not just music, it is a performance of music, more like a rock opera (metal opera?). Or (and) a magnificent diamond (vocals and choreo) in an incomparable jewelry frame of metal music.
Don't know any of the words, yet greatest concert in my life.
At the first Babymetal concert I attended I noticed I knew all the words, I had never sang along to Babymetal songs before. :-)
But I don't speak a lick of Japanese. So I don't know the direct translation of the words (which is hard in many cases anyway).
My favorite Kami Band solo, I could listen all day, im happy u choose this version, thanks.
The Genre mixed in this song is SKA(good catch) for the rest who dont know what is this, precursor of rock steady and later reagge
First Guitar in solo, Fujioka Mikio †, second Takayoshi Ohmura, 6 strings Bass Bohte Daisuke "BOH", drums Aoyama Hideki.
Great reaction to one of my favourites. They are able to blend genres and change direction (sometimes mid-song) due to the incredible voice & versatility of Su. She was a kid then she’s even better now. As for haters? The girls don’t care what they think and neither do I, just a bunch of close-minded sad sacks. Their loss.
The first guitar solo is from Mikio Fujioka, who died in January 2018 following a tragic accident. This was soon after Yui left, at first temporarily, for health reasons. All of this left Babymetal in disarray for some months. Mikio had basically, along with BOH the bassist, been previously a jazz fusion player, and had clearly been influenced by the likes of Allan Holdsworth, John McLaughlin and Terje Rypdal
Nothing like a little Yava before bed.. thanks for not interrupting the video a hundred times like all the other reviewers do.. it's so aggravating.. you talk about other metal bands not liking Babymetal.. well Babymetal is the most original band I've ever seen , so that's a reason and the Babymetal band as a whole has more energy in one song than most metal bands have in their complete show I'd think that's the two main reasons
my favorite video.I think they are descendants of ninja. Great motor nerves and sense🦊
following good advice paid off: Great Reaction!
Great choice 🤘
More Babymetal! 👍
Heck yea, Yava is in my top 5 Babymetal songs. So catchy
The most common complaint I hear is that the girls and the Kami Band don't write the music, they just perform it, so they 'aren't really a band'. And y'know, yeah, they are a production, I'm just not sure why that's such a big deal to some people. The final product is freakin amazing. The songs are good, the stage production is good, the performance is good. Just because it's not 'pure', not the singular vision of the people on stage and them alone, doesn't mean it doesn't still have value or is not enjoyable. Glad you reacted to this one. Karate is awesome, but Yava doesn't get nearly enough attention.
It's definitely a purist attitude, which I don't agree with. Just because the songwriter (or songwriters) doesn't actually play in the band doesn't take away from his/her writing skill or the skill of the performers. It's a team effort!
Broadway, etc. productions and movies are considered by many some high standard. And the people on stage didn't write it, etc.
Their is still a lot of influence from the girls in Babymetal, I feel many songs are written 'in their voice'. But maybe more importantly: the girls started so early in Babymetal of course they could not write authentic metal music. So without other people to do that Babymetal couldn't exist.
This blending of genres goes way back. An early example is Song 4, which is the only Babymetal song written by Yuimetal and Moametal. (It’s not a counting song, but a rather sophisticated explanation of the true nature of Death Metal)
THE ONE WHO ENTERS THE WORLD OF BABYMETAL ... DOES NOT LEAVE EVER
YAVA! (eng below)
Paarararara rarara
Dore demo onaji da yo
Minna soo yuu keredo
Nanka chotto chigau yo ne
Yappa chotto chigau ka na
[Bridge 1]
[ Chigau. Chigau. ] Te nani yo?
[ Chigau. Chigau. ] Te iwarete mo
[ Chigau. Chigau. ] Shiran te
Nanka chotto chigau
[Chorus 1]
[ Yabai. ] Ki-ni-natchatte doo shiyoo?
Ki-ni-natchatte doo shiyoo?
Are dotchi? Kore dotchi?
Paarira paarira ruu
[ Yabai. ] Ki-ni-natchatte doo shiyoo?
Ki-ni-natchatte doo shiyoo?
Are dotchi? Kore dotchi?
Paarira paarira paarirarira
[Verse 2]
Dore demo onaji da yo
Minna soo yuu keredo
Nanka chotto chigau yo ne
Yappa chotto chigau desho
[Bridge 2]
[ Chigau. Chigau. ] Te nani yo?
[ Chigau. Chigau. ] Te iwarete mo
[ Chigau. Chigau. ] Chigau
[ Chigau. Chigau. ] Chigau no da
Nanka chotto yappa chotto chigau
[Chorus 2]
[ Yabai. ] Ki-ni-natchatta. Doo shiyoo?
Ki-ni-natchatta. Doo shiyoo?
Are dotchi? Kore dotchi?
Paarira paarira ruu
[ Yabai. ] Ki-ni-natchatta. Doo shiyoo?
Ki-ni-natchatta. Doo shiyoo?
Are dotchi? Kore dotchi?
Paarira paarira paarirarira
Chigau wa
[Bridge 2]
Are wa chigau. Kore mo chigau
Dore mo chigau. Kore mo chigau
Are mo chigau. Kore mo chigau
Kanari chigau. Kanari chigau
Are wa chigau. Kore mo chigau
Dore ga chigau. Kore ga chigau
Are mo chigau. Kore mo chigau
Aa zenbu zenbu chigau
[Chorus 3]
[ Yabai. ] Ki-ni-natchatta. Doo shiyoo?
Ki-ni-natchatta. Doo shiyoo?
Are dotchi? Kore dotchi?
Paarira paarira ruu
[ Yabai. ] Ki-ni-suru na-tte ii desho
Ki-ni-suru na-tte ii desho
Are dotchi? Kore dotchi?
Paarira paarira ruu
[Outro]
[ Demone ] Chigau. Chigau
[ Demone ] Chigau. Chigau
[ Demone ] Chigau
Chigai sugite komaru
Paarira paarira paarirarira
-------------------------------
[Raarararara rarara.]
Any of them are alike.
Everybody says so,
but they are in some way a little different, aren't they?
A little different, I wonder so after all.
Different. Different. That's not acceptable.
Different. Different. You say so, but...
Different. Different. I don't know.
Eh? They are in some way a little different?
Oh, no.
I can't stop caring about it. What should I do?
I can't stop caring about it. What should I do?
Which side is that on? Which side is this on?
Paarira paarira fuu!
Oh, no.
I can't stop caring about it. What should I do?
I can't stop caring about it. What should I do?
Which side is that on? Which side is this on?
Paarira paarira paarirarira!
Pippo pappo pippo pappo pii.
Pippo pappo pippo pappo pii.
Pippo pappo pippo pappo pii.
Pippo pappo pippo pappo pii.
Any of them are alike.
Everybody says so,
but they are in some way a little different, aren't they?
A little different, I think so after all.
Different. Different. That's not acceptable.
Different. Different. You say so, but...
Different. Different. They are different.
Different. Different. It is the case that they are different.
They are in some way a little different after all.
Oh, no.
I can't stop caring about it. What should I do?
I can't stop caring about it. What should I do?
Which side is that on? Which side is this on?
Paarira paarira fuu!
Oh, no.
I can't stop caring about it. What should I do?
I can't stop caring about it. What should I do?
Which side is that on? Which side is this on?
Paarira paarira paarirarira!
They are different.
Something is different. Something is different.
Which is different? Which is different?
That is different and this is different, too.
They are pretty different. They are pretty different.
Something is different. Something is different.
Which is different? Which is different?
That is different and this is different, too.
Oh. They are all all different.
Oh, no.
I can't stop caring about it. What should I do?
I can't stop caring about it. What should I do?
Which side is that on? Which side is this on?
Paarira paarira fuu!
Oh, no.
You say "don't care", but I am free to care, ain't I?
You say "don't care", but I am free to care, ain't I?
Which side is that on? Which side is this on?
Paarira paarira fuu!
Even so, They are different. They are different.
Even so, They are different. They are different.
Even so, They are different. They are too different, so I am at a loss.
Paarira paarira paarirarira!
Pippo pappo pippo pappo pii.
Pippo pappo pippo pappo pii.
Pippo pappo pippo pappo pii.
Pippo pappo pippo pappo pii.
Hell yeah! I love "Yava!". "Karate" is a great song too, but for me, I like "Yava!" just a bit more. If you do ever react to "Karate", please react to their UK Download 2016 live performance of it. 🦊🤘
Yava and Awadama Fever. Super fun songs but they have the best breakdowns
YAVA! is a very nice catchy ska-metal song, many fan girls like it. YAVA! means like "Oh no!" is like an expresión of surprise or terrifying.
Fans first want to name the song as "Chigau" but that didn't happened.
Kami Band intro is one of the very few, you can hear Míkio-sama guitar solo here, R.I.P.
Every musician is top notch, drummer Hideki Aoyama is son of another legend, all of them transform into Kami Band the moment they go to performance with the girls, is like a switch inside of them, same for the girls of course. 🦊🤘
Yeah man, too bad there are still people not willing to appreciate BM songs, i know metal is related since its roots to many bad or negative feelings, but even the most metalish legends got their root full of fun and crazyness like Ozzy Osbourne for example, but they took music and heavy metal as a way to having fun with creepyness and fear, so it really make no senses people discard BM just to think not fit their stereotypes. I mean come on dude, you're missing really good stuff just for what your "social metal elitish" partners think of it? If only they knew even their rock and metal legends love to watch and support BM.
Keep coming back with more, if next time you hear Karate, another all time favourite song for many fans, try the studio version (official MV) first if you can putting same watermark logo you putted here.
LIVINGLEGEND
NOTACULT
10BABYMETALYEARS
Real face of kami-band(babymetal)
Eastern
guitar : Mikio Fujioka
bass : Boh
guitar : Takayoshi Ohmura
guitar : Leda
drums: Hideki Aoyama
Western: Galactic Empire
guitar : C.J.Masciantonio (TETHRA)
guitar : Chris Kelly (ALUSTRIUM)
bass : Clint Tustin
drums : [Beneath the Massacre]
Anthony Barone
ruclips.net/p/PLL8bIMHCZRUOYHOqzdiKwqyhYpJbyKmKA
GJ on the reaction. One of my favorite Babymetal tunes. Both guitarist here and I think really all the guitarist they've used have incredible picking technique. Babymetal went on a galactic journey for their 3rd album. The mix of genres only get better as they go along. But I'm beginning to think they took that Journey first and came back with the kami band. All of them have such unreal talent and skills. Only ancient aliens could have taught them. lol
Great reaction, thanks!
This is one of my favorite Kami solos and one of my favorite songs as well. The upbeat ska vibe really works for me and the choreo is so much fun and energetic. Not to mention that breakdown which is brutal. Definitely my favorite breakdown ever along with "Megitsune"'s.
Until next time!
There's definitely a ska vibe to this, but why not? BM just love exploring genres and that's part of why their fans love them. I put YAVA (translated as OMG) together with Awadama Fever as I think they are both about difference and not necessarily being confined by other people's expectations. The YAVA lyrics mention "different" over 20 times. Is it about Babymetal and their music being different, Moa and Yui being different even though people seem to think they are twins or just about clothes?...who knows? What it is, is some up tempo metal/ska and a lot of fun with some great choreography and a really heavy breakdown. The Kami intro takes the song over the top.
I suggest that you now look at Road of Resistance Live at Saitama Arena.
Nice & thanks again from Japan 有難う💛。Kamis are all remarkable session musicians and they also paly in their own bands or other activities. The 3 girls once said like "We feel we have been protected all the time by Kami band" and Kamis said "The girls took us to stages in the world, outside of Japan. We have nothing but gratitude towards them". The good relation between Kamis and Su / Moa has remained intact. In a recent video uploaded in RUclips, BOH (bass) and Ohmura (guitar) mentioned how excellent "the two persons" were and how much they loved and respected "the two persons". They said so 2 days after the finial show of 10 BABYMETAL Budokan concerts on April 15. They have a gag order about relation with BABYMETAL, but you can know what "the two persons" meant.
And without the Kami band Babymetal wouldn't have been as successful at stages like Sonisphere, UK or Loud Park, Japan.
For a super guitar featured Babymetal song check out New Day. It's a Polyphia inspired song that features Tim and Scott solo's.
8:53 You're absolutely right.
If baby metal is hard but fun then u also should react to
Maximum The Hormone band
-whats up people
-koi megalover
-zetsuo billy
Unlucky Morpheus band
-Black pentagram
-Cadaver/Revadac
-knight of sword
-opfer
-angrifier
-Spartan army (inst) & ect
Great react again man. You need watch Iine (iine) live! 3 differents styles in 1 song, is absolutely crazy!! See you in the next 🤟🏻 🦊 🔥 🔥 🔥
This is one of my all time favorites from Babymetal. Good choice of song. It is about the Japanese fear of people that are "different." It is a real thing. There is a common fear of outsiders, even if they speak Japanese.
Very nice reaction, babymetal is cool🤘🥰
Not reggae Ska Babymetal's songwriters are geniuses the way they stitch songs together with different genres and still keep it metal
Good choice either way 🍅💀🤘
Thank you!
Well said👊🏽⚡️I agree music can be seriously fun.
Love your reaction bro, can't wait for you to react babymetal again hehe
Thank you, Rizal!
Best Rule Breakers in newer Metal out. strange but you can't help fall down the fox with them
I like how they went from Pop to heavy metal
I really love Yava when I first hear it. Catchy 😊
貴方の様に音楽が解っている方から誉めてくれると本当に嬉しくなります。ありがとうございます♪(^-^)
🤘🏻🦊🤘🏻
I love this song because I love the SKA genre. YAVA fuses SKA and Metal. Very underrated song cos, not many reactors react to this. Some in the Metal community didn't even know that the SKA genre existed unless you listen to No Doubt and other bands that play the SKA genre. The Kami Band is brilliant and brutal and some of the finest session musicians in Japan 🇯🇵 has to offer. Enjoy your reaction. Thanks for reacting to this. Kitsune Up 🦊🦊🦊🤘🇯🇵🇸🇬
Blending is their middle name ! Well one of many middle names :-) One of the others is fun. You can already see how the fun already starts during the song writing process. Lots of little silly things and unexpected transitions, etc. Unexpected is also one of the middle names for sure. Because who would expect a ska-metal song ? :-) At least not blended in that way...
6:48 This is BABYMETAL 🤟🏽🦊❤️
If you like Baby Metal check out their set when they played Rock the Range
Nice reaction! "Yava" is easily in my top 10 favorite BABYMETAL songs.🤘🦊🤘
For an underrated Japanese metal band, check out Venom Strike by ANTHEM live at BIGCAT. My personal favorite Japanese metal band.
Thats my opinon too.See them next year first Time live
I liked your reactions to this group very much. Wish we continued
YAVA is a variation of the adjective "yabai (やばい、ヤバイ)" in Japanese. Yabai is a slang word that means bad, and cool etc. And it is often used by younger generations now in Japan. Anyway, the music itself is well done, isn't it? It is the 4th song of their 2nd album, so I think it is originally a representative song of BABYMETAL, but it seems that it is not so popular overseas. so it is a shame. I love Karate, Awadama, and this, like all of three better than ROR from their second album. It goes well with the lyrics and starts lightly with Ska rhythm, but as the lyrics get more serious, the song gets heavier and dark vibes. I love it. Thank you from Japan.
Prety sure you would love there song Kagerou :)
Babymetal is fantastic. They write such catchy heavy songs and don't care if they don't fit what people think metal is. Metal is about being true to what you love, and that is 100% Babymetal. Good song choice too. Check hangbanger by them. Great song great riff
I don't have much to add to what I said on discord, so I guess I'll just say GJ!
Pls react syncopation by BabyMetal live. 🙏🙏😭🦊
Good reaction. You can see why they pick the video for you so you can enjoy the Solo in the beginning. This was Peak Babymetal in 2017 during the Fox Festival after this things changed. Yui left after this and mikio the first guitars doing the harmonics passed away at the beginning of 2018 from a freak accident. The Fox Festival is also the last time the Kami band did solos. Their next concert in December 2017 the Kami band was in dark robes with dark backgrounds they stayed this way for another year with no solos. 2019 they started with mask on so you can't see them. 2020 they were basically put to the back and use a completely different and boring band for their tours outside the country. In 2021 they now have them at all four corners of the stage on the floor and out of sight with their masks on. Imagine a show that says "metal" but then don't see the band.. It's more Baby than Metal now. Should just change the name to >BABY
"I like BABYMETAL quite a bit..."
*headbangs in assent*
To me, they are the Oakenfold of metal...better, even.
I like this song because it tells about Babymetal itself. The lyrics is all about "this sounds familiar, but is different (chigau), and I don't know why" 😁
impossible to please everyone. There will always be haters no matter what music you play. It's quite normal. In fact, the fan base for baby metal extends far beyond the metal community. For example, I never listened to heavy music at all and didn’t particularly trudge from it. And I really liked baby metal right away. I will say even more. This band is a bridge between worlds. After listening to it, I started listening to some other heavy bands as well. I began to understand heavy music better. In fact, the world leaders in metal, such as metallica and slipknot, have recognized Baby Metal. Because they understand the concept. Rejected usually by narrow-minded fans who live by their own patterns and do not have enough freedom of thought to discard prejudices. They are like old grumbling old people who are no longer able to accept something new.
Thankyou for your reaction👊🏽⚡️A song about not fitting in and not giving a shit about not fitting in... as Metal as it gets....
Probably most of the people that hate Babymetal, only ever listened to "Gimme Chocolate", and if you stop at that I can understand why people might say that they are not metal. But they have demonstrated to be much more than that!
You should also react to that if you never herd it, since It's the song that made them known to the world, went viral in 2014/15 and made Sonisphere move them to the main stage in 2014 thus giving them a lot of visibility in UK and internationally!
Good choice for Yava!, is one of my favourites! If you also want to do Karate in the near future, Live from Download 2016 is a good choice since it's safe for react and doesn't need any watermark! The official MV is reaally good, but has been blocked quite a few times lately.
"only ever listened to Gimme Chocolate and if you stop at that I can understand why people might say that they are not metal" Personally I don't xD I mean Gimme Chocolate is basically thrash metal, so even with the prominent pop elements, it's still metal ahah
@@TheLeomarti What if I tell you I almost never like Metal music? And I immediately fell in love with Gimme Chocolate? :D
@@BlackArr0w Then I'd say that the "Babymetal project" is a complete success ! One of their goals is to introduce new people to metal and they made you like metal ! :-D (maybe only their own metal, but that's a start eheh)
🍅🍅🍅
🤘🏼🦊🤘🏼
YABAI !!!!
Ooh The fox hole did it again!
Best song on the album aside from maybe a su solo or black babymetal song.
thanks for the nice reaction, i love prog rock/metal it's one of the reasons that i love babymetal since theyre such a great prog metal band
the main music style to form the basis of this song including the intro by kamiband would be ska rather than reggae
kamiband play a very nice reggae part in the song called '4 no uta' (song 4) tho ;)
You really should do a reaction on the Kamiband outside of Babymetal.... They had a musical piece called Gathering of Metal Warriors, which was later renamed Hills of Wisteria after Mikio's death. ruclips.net/video/PMJ2RkYkhAA/видео.html
Here's a vid of the tribute concert for Mikio ruclips.net/video/a4-WF3Su3sI/видео.html The emotions runs deep in this one.
More BabyMetal please..❤❤
Still (from translations) my favourite Babymetal lyrics.
I forget sometimes how playful and clever (and meaningfull) the lyrics can be.
And definitely one of my top choreographed tracks too.
Dear Mr "Cuteness personified". look at Babymetal dancing and hang your head in shame.
It's one of many Babymetal songs I want to learn phonetically so I can sing along.
But I'd rather sing actually understanding the meaning. And that's a whole lot harder. So I just improvise. Badana oy um na on um or uh su... etc. Painful. But it keeps me entertained.
Love the song, good reaction.
And on the concept of it "not being serious enough", I have listened (one time only) to some fairly hard-core metal. And to me that stuff is hilarious. Because it takes itself so seriously and yet has such a pretentious, ridiculous narrow-minded approach to music and life.
I think any Metalheads hating Babymetal are most likely doing so because they realise that what they are so invested in is just utter nonsense.
Yeah, I couldn’t help but think of Gwen Stefani when I listen to this song :-)
👻🤘🦊🦊🦊🤘👻
If you liked this one you have to check syncopation!
Are you ready for IINE? 🤣🤣🤣🤘🦊😎
Mikio Fujioka rest in peace
Except for Megitsune, you've been skirting their most popular songs. Not a problem with that since most of their songs are great.
Couldnt agree with you more in regards to the metal purists out there. If you cant enjoy Babymetal you really need to work on pulling that stick out of well you know...
Agreed!
Girls² - Good Days , Kizuna Plus
Please
Hey ! Dale una oportunidad a Tarka y Ocarina,de los Jaivas. Si te gusta Pink Floyd quizás te guste tal grupo !! saludos🤘
ありがとう😋👍🇯🇵🧀🍅🍚🍼🤘🏼😁👍🇯🇵
Continues react Dimash 🇧🇷
Dude please check out japanese power metal band GALNERYUS 🤘😀
Great comments about metal elitists sneering at Babymetal and taking it all too seriously and not accepting that metal can be fun. The elitists always end up looking like such stuffy bores who can't accept something new and different from what they are used to .
Hey Rockstar! Please react Şebnem Ferah - Delgeç (10 Mart 2007 İstanbul Live)
:)
LOL Metal can't be fun.
🤘🦊🤘