Bloodywood - Dana Dan (Indian Folk Metal)
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- Опубликовано: 17 фев 2022
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Dana Dan is a graphic commentary on sexual assault and the need to eliminate it. It begins with the reflexive, almost homicidal rage we feel when we hear about these crimes, before moving on to a more level headed call to arms. It culminates in a gentle appeal for all of us to reflect on the role we play in creating a world where atrocities of this nature are committed and to work towards eliminating it altogether.
CREDITS:
Performed by Bloodywood
Dancers -
Prachi Rastogi (prachirastogix)
Diksha Sharma (__diksha_sharma_7)
Dhyani Riddhi Khan (dhyani_riddhi_khan)
Aashita Gupta (_aashitagupta_)
Akarshi Srivastava (akkuu._.26)
Make-up - Saachi C (notsaachi)
Location - SpacePepper Studios, New Delhi
Shot by Prabal Deep Das, Karan Katiyar
Edited by Karan Katiyar 
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"I put a fist through the face of a rapist and yeah, I tape this, for the viewing pleasure of the nameless faces he disgraces."
Best opening line in music history.
came to comment section to write this, thanks for beating me to it :)
It's the rawest thing in recent music history.
Everytime I hear this, I see myself taking off me every man who ever harassed or assaulted me and beating the crap out of him.
They get messed up in India.
They should play this song whenever Se_val Assault Awareness Month comes around ... It'll make a lot of guys THINK TWICE b4 they decide to serve needs 2 their frankfurters against their partners' (male or female) wills. I'd know that I would just HATE to be in that frontman's crosshairs for criminally violating somebody; I know that much. 😲😯😳🥴
this is EXACTLY what metal is for; sticking up for our fellow people against terrible people doing horrible shit in order to bring on a better world. fantastic song.
Also brutally murdering our rapists, yes
yes@@sarramanicke947
@@IsureamFalling the song is blatantly abt harming rapists lol. read the lyrics
@@IsureamFalling This songs chorus is literally "bring down the beatdown" towards the rapist
@@IsureamFalling don't have to look hard its about beating down rapists idk why you are trying to look for other meanings sounds sketch
This is the best thing YT randomly recommended me in years
So true
Same
So true, this song appears in my recommended and I don't even speak the language, i'm from Argentina
Since I met them I haven't stopped listening to them
Same. My youtube recommendations are usually wacky but this is great.
yes
THIS WAS IN THE CLIMAX OF MONKEY MAN, I HYPED IN THE THEATER WHEN THE DRUMS AT THE START KICKED IN LIKE "WHAT DO YOU MEAN THEY'RE PLAYING DANA DAN OVER THIS FIGHT SCENE"
That's pretty badass
@@elisabethscott20 go see it
Legitimately when the song started I was like "why does this sound familiar?" Then the vocals started. That was definitely a hype moment, particularly because I recognized the song!
Considering what was going on w the hijra, bro, it was perfect
Same here I was all “Wait…I k ow this.” And like Kronk…..it all came together while I headbanged.
As a man who was assaulted sexually, I really appreciate that the victims are gender neutral. I felt included in a way I don't always get to in these conversations and with how powerful this song was, it felt like a pretty bad ass thing to be included in.
That really sucks man.
I'm sorry that happened to you.
I've often wondered how males feel being sorry if left out of the solutions or the conversations. The spot light is definitely on females. We truly need to change that. And also.... thanks for speaking about it. The more other males see it's ok... the more healing can be done. ❤
And I am so sorry you have ever made to feel less bc of your SA bc you are a male. I was SA myself and I helped a lot of my male friends I ran with as a young teen in the 80's all punker boys.Others thought they were throw away.My Father born 1928 sure the hell didn't and helped many of my friends who never had a person to be able to trust. Not all made it,but about half of my brothers and sisters have. One person can make a difference.And I hope you are able or have been able to get good help and love,support. Love to you My brother
I’m so sorry about that. Men Vic have a voice too . Anyone who has ever denied that is part of the problem. You matter too❤❤❤
“Not all men. Yes all men, need all men for what we’re solving.” This line! This line all day!!!
Does that include Shane Seyer, who at 13 had been raped by his female babysitter, and then subsequently ordered to pay her child support despite her having been convicted in the criminal trial? Or every other boy or man in a similar situation where every single judge, without fail, ruled exactly the same due to the precedent set by Hermesmann vs. Seyer? Does it include the 1,715,000 men that the CDC's 2012 NIPSVS discovered had been raped... sorry... "made to penetrate" (as the CDC calls it) within the previous 12 months, over 80% of whom had a female perpetrator? Compare that figure to the 1,473,000 female victims of what the CDC did consider to be rape within the exact same time frame. Yes, you did read those numbers right. Does it include my boyfriend, himself a rape survivor? Since, y'know, we're talking collective responsibility for a specific kind of crime on the part of a specific demographic (and only that demographic) that hosts millions upon millions of victims of such crimes.
All women should speak against false rape cases too, but not even a single one would. So shut the f up
@@radicaldreamer927 who's fault is it that male victims are not taken seriously? oh.. right... other men!
@@tundrance Is it only men? That’s a rather extraordinary claim. I assume you have extraordinary evidence to back up your claim that it is *_only men_* to blame for female rapists being swept under the rug.
While you’re doing your darndest to scrounge up the evidence I’m sure you have, ponder this quote by high profile feminist (and woman) Mary Koss: “It is inappropriate to consider as a rape victim a man who engages in unwanted sexual intercourse with a woman.”
The very same Mary Koss who served as senior consultant, expert panelist, advisor, etc. etc. etc. with the CDC on the very same National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Surveys whose 2012 numbers I quoted verbatim in my previous reply. In which they followed her “expert” advice exactly and *_excluded female-on-male rape from the definition of rape._* She served in that capacity for *_decades._*
Ponder also the fact that in Israel, they almost passed a law that would have expanded the definition of rape to include instances of female-on-male rape, and it was shut down. By feminist groups. I’m sure some of the members of those groups were men. But I highly doubt all. Or even most. Just a hunch.
@@tundrance Also, I like how your response to me conclusively proving that a highly significant number of rapists are women is not to acknowledge that this should therefore be an issue that is everybody's responsibility to address, heavens to Betsy no, your response is to double down on the idea that it is men's and *_only men's_* responsibility because... it's allegedly only other men who make it more difficult for male rape victims to be taken seriously.
That niggling little detail that the vast majority of those who rape men are women is inconsequential, of course.
"yes all men" from the mouth of a man. Thank you for having open eyes and awareness!
I get so angry when i see a girl telling all men but i realised it's true No men stand up for women against bad men this is the reason.
@@Basementdweller9so no man stand up for women against bad men, and no woman stand up for men against bad women? See the problem here?
@@revimfadli4666 I see women stand up for male victims all the time, men make fun of them, however.
@@fawnieee do you see both men who make fun of them and men who say things like "protect this woman at all cost" to them? If not then there might be a problem
@@revimfadli4666the fact that you think women harm men at the same rate is literally the first issue lmaoo
I was sexually abused by a jehovah’s witness elder starting from the time I was 4 years old. thank you so much for making this, it made me cry. the chorus especially touched me “watch as an apparent saint becomes a monster behind the curtains” you guys are doing amazing work, please keep it up!
That’s horrible i’m sorry…fuck the organisation!
I see you and honor your survival, sibling. You deserve peace and joy.
Oh my god, I am a currently non practicing jw but i still respect and believe and that is actually the most horrifying thing I've ever heard. That is such a violation. i hope he is rotting in jail. He will pay for how he hurt you.
As a Christian, I am sorry this happened to you. Sadly, much filth is masked by fake religiosity without the change happening with us.
There was an Indian woman in the comments saying she cried the first time hearing this... it's like my 20th time and I still tear up. Being a near victim of trafficking and later abuse as a child... a freakish Japanese red headed green eyed girl... I was an exotic prize for monsters and blamed my entire life for it. This was in America by the way. So any ignorant people need to realize this happens everywhere. Right in front of your faces. Because you let it happen. Now that I am older and I broke free, nearly dying to free my three sisters who were lucky not to be abducted but in a bad situation also... it feels so... freeing to hear that there are men that actually understand the pain and want to help... you can hear the rage and anger in their voices. You can feel that this is personal from the dancers. I hope that rage will fill you all with courage to rise up when things like this happen. The cycle stops with you.
Power on, sister. ❤ ✊
Power on... We are strong, united we are stronger.
Wonderful you survived sister
Sorry to hear that. We men are monsters, sometimes I wonder why I was not born a Woman instead.
@@Konsciencia1111 I'd trade you if I could. There really isn't anything good about being a woman.
Being a man, however, you have an opportunity to be the change. Teach girls how to use weaponry to defend themselves. Encourage them to stick together. And teach boys and men how consent works. For their own sake, too.
@rakashael
Definitely insightful. You are right in all aspects. Take care and much Love coming from a man that understands the view of Women. You have to understand though, that Women are more Powerful than men. You just have to see it for yourself.
Damn, "fuck every man for himself, it's every man for every man", this is exactly the train of thought that the people of today's world need to have. Having the dancers do that hardcore step and headbang was a perfect touch too.
Jesus Christ Loves you all so dearly and infinitely most forever and ever, God bless!!!! ✝️❤️♾️🙏🤍🕊️🩸👑❤️🔥🫀❤️🩹🪽😇
"every man for every man and everybody else"
don't forget that last part :-)
Hell yeah.
"fuck every man for himself, it's every man for every man" - yes, but not everyone against everyone and everyone against everyone
Really annoyed at all the people misinterpreting the "yes all men" lyric. No, all men aren't rapists, but we NEED all men to be aware of sexual abuse and how to stop it to be able to reduce the rates. They literally said "we need all men for what we're solving." It's not enough to say "well I'm not a rapist" and call it a day because you've done your part. You need to be actively taking action against abuse. Walk your friends home, watch your language and mindset towards women, take no for an answer, call out that one friend who's just "like that," I know a lot of you have a friend who's kind of a creep but is chill with you, and if you don't confront him about it you don't know what he's gonna do behind your back. Misinterpreting this line in order to dismiss it is lazy and disgraceful. We're not saying you're a rapist, we're saying we need you to participate in solving this problem.
Sorry if this is worded oddly I'm autistic and struggle with communicating complex emotional topics.
I hurt people a couple of years younger than me when I was 18 in a similar way (online btw) but I did the sensible things, when I realised what I was doing was wrong and hurting them I apologised and cut contact with them, and I self-reported and confided in people whom I trust about it and a few helplines, who are helping me get help so i don't do that shit again (they definitely wouldn't be as light with somebody over 21 or high risk that's for sure, im 19 now btw, in the process of seeking help).
Is 19 too late for somebody on a destructive warpath to try to improve their life to prevent it happening again, I just want to know whether I've ruined my entire life because of fuckups I made and people I hurt and things I saw and thought that I now wish I didn't during my teenagehood.
If I didn't have so many enablers I probably wouldn't be in this state now, we really need a from the from the grassroots change, but I don't see that happening in my Lifetime unfortunately.
I'm gradually changing my ways I behave around women and I'm deliberately going out of my way to avoid anybody under 18 because I think I suffer from pocd and that mixed with reminders of the way I treat those people are unbearably painful, I'm trying to heal some of the emotional wounds that caused me to act out by indulging in feminine things I was pushed away from by my emotionally abusive father and by my peer group, I'm also trying to understand how my behaviour makes women feel unsafe around me, I'm trying to actively make an effort to make things right.
Sorry if this is tmi, whenever I'm reminded of what I did I feel the need to get it off my chest, I still feel disgusted with myself to this day.
I'm trying to seek help to stop myself before I ruin my life completely by doing something far more severe.
@@icravedeath.1200brother, there's always an opportunity to change your life as long as you willing to, especially considering your age. You're life has only just began, you shouldn't think like it's too late and you're beyond fixing.
If I understood correctly, you have people around you who support you, that's good. If you have an opportunity (primary financial, if your country doesn't provide this kind of help), I would recommend you to seek professional help. If you struggling with the lack of emotional intelligence (I just suppose because you mentioned that you're autistic and it can play it's role), it would be great if you find someone who spesialized.
I'm autistic too and I had and still have kinda similar stuff. I can hurt people without even realising, so I usually notify people about my peculiarities and ask them to be honest when I do something wrong and explain to me why it's wrong and what to do to fix that.
If you wish to talk to someone, feel free to do so, my username in telegram is the same as here, I'm above 18 if that matters
Exactly!
@@icravedeath.1200
The fact that you were able to recognize you were doing something toxic means you can change.
A good therapist, potentially some things like EMDR and DBT, and finding some accountability partners will give you the best chance to change your behavior by healing the trauma that drives the behavior/choices.
Learning to slow down, so you can choose actions instead of just reacting, and learning how to do your own emotional regulation will also help you.
@@icravedeath.1200It's never too late to change for the better and work towards a better life for yourself and everyone around you.
One thing I will recommend, because I did a lot of research into pocd because I experience a lot of the symptoms: removing yourself from the vicinity of minors will not remove the obsessions you feel in your head. If anything, it will attach those obsessions with anyone under 18, making them stronger than before. If you form positive/neutral connections with minors, it proves that your obsessions are NOT the only way you can exist around children. It gives your obsessions less control over your mental/emotional health and they can no longer control your actions :^)
It's nice to know that metal is a universal language
u said it
I'm not Indian, but I resonate with a lot of these lyrics. I was groped by a man in a mall, in front of my mother, who later denied what had happened to my face. Later in my life I was almost the victim of an attempted rape, by my boyfriend. Victims of rape should no longer be nameless, faceless numbers. We are no longer asking for recognition. We are ordering it.
I’m sorry to hear 😞.
One of life’s best pleasures is when the woman comes onto you. I barely do anything except be myself and they love it. This is the WAY.
@@DonTheMoron716 Thank you. I'm glad there are more people out there like you who aren't afraid to simply be who they are, and not take advantage of someone who loves them.
Sounds like made up bullshit to garner likes. But you do you.
@@mr.j6179 You do you too
@@mr.j6179 it does happen though, unfortunately
This is the most aggresive "respect women" I've ever heard and I love it
Respect w a m e n
Truth.
@@mekudu-man3804 lol
I found this band recently and love it too
And men, no wonder nobody supports male victims of abuse.
“Need all men for what we’re solving” is an amazing thing to hear
Scandinavian here, playlists full of soft voices and melodies - love haunting kind of sad songs - quiet songs like musical poetry. I want my music to say all of the things I feel and have no words for in a pretty and soulful way. Something I can whisper along with and still feel understood.
That being said, I fucking love this song. I don't know the words and the culture is foreign, but the rage - the message. It's in my bones.
++++plus fuck yeah for trigger warnings and being considerate and responsible ❤
Some of the immigrants to your Scandinavian countries (Sweden especially) should especially take the advice from this music video
@@thespcrewroy8716 People in Sweden should rape less? I would argue people everywhere should rape less. As a victim I get to indulge in selfish thoughts of violence and anger: This piece of absolute art speaks to that (in regards to myself)- and to the mentality of community responsibility to stop a rampant issue of victimizing others.
People holding each other accountable and responsible for stopping problematic/rapist culture.
But I do not condone a government - mine or my neighbor's - to abuse their power against its' citizen - because you cannot treat a symptom of dysfunction with more dysfunctional behavior: You cannot make a person change by making them suffer, and a country cannot abuse their citizen and remain civilized.
That's not what my comment was meant to convey, and I apologize if I gave you some kind of impression by mentioning my roots. I only meant to highlight that I'm foreign to the subtleties and significance of the nuance in the video - and despite that, it still speaks to me in a way I understand and connect with.
I would rather my abusers be treated professionally and humanely (because we have the means to), so that they never abuse, rape, or molest another ever again, than giving in to satisfy my darkest and innermost desires of vengeance.
It's not my call to make, but since you replied with your comment here, I'll make my stance clear.
My monsters were born and bred from my own country's soil: And they're not the only monsters native to my country. We have our own issues with the old preying on the young - with violence, and with rape. We don't need to point outwards because the issue is not something suddenly arriving, it's been here since those who could and would began to take: And that issue is as old as human kind, directly related to how we nurture and treat our kids and each other.
Furthermore, I've been met with more kindness from complete strangers than my own family - my own friends and lovers would continue in ignorant bliss than confront wolves in their midst, or change their own predatory ways.
I wouldn't be so fast to condemn those foreign just because they seem unfamiliar. Your mind is conditioned to seek out what is familiar because you know what to expect and the unknown feels dangerous.
In Scandinavia we have many generations of familial bonding with our neighbors who look and sound and think similar to ourselves - but that doesn't mean that the traumatized asylum-seeking or hopeful immigrating population deserve any less of what we might offer: For would we not be some kind of monsters to prey on them? In a way, that is victimizing them for not being born and raised among us, and that is also monstrous, in my opinion.
It helps to think of all people as human beings, same as you - regardless of skin tone, heritage, or culture. We are people, and all people deserve a space for growth and understanding.
Please, be kind. Immigration politics are unnecessary in this forum. Rape is rape, no matter who does it.
@@mariaf.1732 ok. I'm sorry
Coming from an Aussie..
Them: "Would you buy our album?"
*Me: "Yes I Bloody wood"*
As an expat Australian who left 12 years ago, this actually did make me laugh out loud.
🙏😂 i imagined an Aussie saying this with accent and I fell laughing from my chair..... You are Funny💟Heart from Himalaya 🕉️💐🇮🇳
yesssss
i snorted my beer when i read this
Aussy humor , never dries up ❤️😂😂😂
I was robbed of my innocence by the husband of my mother's friend at 6. She covered up his actions, and told me to keep it secret. Dana dan hy sahih. We can no longer sacrifice indian women in the name of "saving face"
I am so sorry for what you went through, that is absolutely horrible. Please know you are a strong woman. Hugs ❤
A person who commit this horrible act of violence must LOSE any respect he/she have amidst its society.
"Saving face" must be only to allow its victims to break it with whatever is at hand - clubs, stones, their fists...
That horrible. While you are scarred I hope you continue to live. That is injustice against you and your innocence. Have better days to come
@@Jamhael1sadly, in most cases it is the victim that will lose all her dignity and respect. Even in modern western civilisations more often then not the victim will be turned into the one at fault. "You must have lead him on" "with these kind of clothes you where asking for it" it is just sick and disgusting.
@@renehartung8877 there was a museum exhibition that showed clothes of the victims of SA, and it was an incredibly varied presentation - it goes from burqas to children's clothes...
And about "leading"? Well, what kind of imbecile think that a woman "owes" to a man because the guy took her to dinner or something?
As a cis hetero male, I just see SA perpetrators of my gender and sex as a mark of shame...
I love everything about this. Kali is creation, destruction, chaos, order, wrath, and compassion. If you liked this song, I highly recommend The Song of Women by The Hu (a Mongolian metal band) that is in a similar theme. Izzy Hale from Halestorm features in one version where she sings the English translation if you're curious 🤟🏻
I teared up watching this. I joined my local metal scene in my teens but left when I felt unsafe due to several… unsavory encounters. It’s been a while since I’ve been able to rejoin and view it in a positive light. Thank you guys for channeling your artistry to empower sexual assault survivors
How you doing now?
Yeah a lot of creeps unfortunately.
As a Delhiite, I am so proud of these boys being fellow Delhiites. There's so much evil in our city, especially against girls and women. It makes me feel happy to know that there are boys like them who would stand up for us with us.
while at the same time youtube is deleting all of the videos of the "Lady Dons" a vicious all female street gang from Mumbai who has ties to the Thuggee Cult isn't that where the word "Thug" comes from? yeah!!!!!!! The same white people who you idiots worship with your caste system are the ones responsible for these sex crimes.
This is retarded!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Awww ❤❤ continue to rock on yourself babes
🤍🕊️
I honor you.
I know this song is meant to pump you up but I can't help but cry, it's so nice to see men sing and scream about things like this. I was unfortunately sexually abused as a child and this made me cry so much and I can't explain why. I don’t speak hindi but I've subscribed, this is one of my favorite songs now. Much love!
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I’m not sure if I’m right with this because I’m not Indian but I don’t think Hindi is an ethnicity, just the language that North Indians speak? Just saw what you said at the end and wanted to clarify
@@aly.m.2705 yes, it's a language
@@aly.m.2705 thank you for correcting, I’ve edited my comment, sorry English isn’t my first language!
Sending love and support 🤍🤍
I saw Monkey Man today and nearly lost it when this came on during one of the biggest fights. I just started banging my head in the theatre while trying to watch the film. Loads of people are talking about the music in that scene online and don't know this is the song. Googling the soundtrack doesn't mention it, or any of the other licensed songs (just the original compositions for the soundtrack).
Amazing song, and perfect choice for the scene, where the Dev Patel character and his transgender women allies annihilate a bunch of pimps, gangsters and corrupt cops- i.e. all abusers of women. !..!,
yea im glad i watched it with captions, because that's how i found the name
We just saw Monkey Man and I was thinking to myself how cool it'd be if a Bloodywood song were in the movie. Lo and behold, I heard 2 seconds of this and started rocking out. So happy for you guys.
Kali the destroyer of evil and protector of innocent, she is the goddess of both life and destruction.
Then the wrong assholes worshippedherin Temple of Doom!
I wish she was real.
@@TheNOBODY2810even if she isn't, she is a representation of a man's deepest fears, it's very symbolic
It is such an interesting concept that is probably alien to large parts of the world, but works so well in the context of this song.
was that the blue lady? I'm honestly a bit sad that I'm not getting all the references in this video (yet) because I know that there are more. The only thing I knew is that the blue skin is pretty common with Hindu gods, but it was a lot to keep track of last time I tried to learn about it
“If words don’t change them, they can taste my boot!” Damn! I felt that.
Best song lyric I’ve heard all year
Without context that just makes them sound intolerant lol
As a girl who has been seen as sexually attractive to men straight up over 18 ( turning 16 this year), this song nearly made me cry. I'm tired of either nearly or being technically sexually harassed or assaulted. Love from🇿🇦
Oh dear sister, you're not alone. In the US, most of the harrassment starts at like, age 11. I'm there, so that's what I know about. I'm SO proud of you for staying with us on this earth. I tried to leave often because of it. I honor your survival. I honor you.
Stay strong sister and never forget your worth ❤️🩹🙏🏽 no matter what happens you are perfect. They can’t put their sins on you.
@@Phoenix-the-Poetwhat? I have three sisters and none of them were assaulted like that at a young age...
I would have killed for my sisters.
I hope you're okay. 💜💜💜
I completely feel you. I've been harassed by grown men (30s, 40s and up) since I was maybe 10. In the grocery store, taking a jog, or by my father's friends when he was out of sight/ hearing. I wish now that I'd realized it wasn't a ME problem, it was a THEM problem, and speaking up immediately and loudly to any adult nearby was OK. I wish you safety, courage, and confidence. ❤
Watched Monkey Man today and got to the scene in the movie and heard the drums and I was like, "Holy shit its Bloodywood!"
the song and the imagery of Kali really capture the essence of righteous anger. absolute BANGER.
Agree❤
This ⬆️🎯
Yes, I love Kali's presence in the video!
I'm not Indian or Hindu but I thought that was great too. Really helped show the band's respect for femininity imo.
@@simgem Yes, exactly, they seem very respectful of women, but also, anyone who has been, or potentially could be, SA'd. I'm not Hindu either, but I have a lot of respect for their faith, and, though I'm not religious myself, I think they have some of the most awesome deities in just about any religion. Kali, though she represents destruction and death and rage, also represents change, and creation. She's a multifaceted Goddess, and I think she's a perfect representation for the message the song is sending.
Other commenters have spoken at length about the raw power and fury of the metal genre throwing its weight behind such an important message and about the local Indian instrumentation and cultural imagery at play, so I wanna point out something else that popped out at me. I am terribly fond of bilingual wordplay. I can't help but notice that the chorus chant of "De! De! De!" sounds to my English-speaking ears like "Die! Die! Die!", and I am delighted by how flawlessly that misheard lyric matches up with the subject matter of beating sexual predators within an inch of their lives.
Yeah that was awesome! I immediately was trying to sing parts of the song and the beatdown breakdown is so good in Hindi? (it is Hindi right? My ignorance is definilty showing, but I would like to know!).
yess it is hindi!@@Waitwhat469
What does the de de de mean in Hindi?
it means give, and in this context like they say bring the beatdown, they are basically saying give out that beating@@MaoTheMage
@@kpop__whistler7734 Thanks for explaining that ~ I did google translate "de", and it said "give" but I didn't know how accurate that was, or what it meant in context.
When I was watching Monkey Man and I heard this guitar riff I fucking lost it. Such a good song and such a good choice for that scene.
Same haha I literally knew from the first few seconds or so despite not even hearing this one yet lol. Scene went so crazy, Patel is incredibly certified for including this
Holy hot damn. I stopped listening to metal some years ago but this got me right in those old feels. metal is for feelings that are too strong to hold. This is music screaming from holes in every victim's soul. Thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️
"Not all men, Yes all men, Need all men for what we're solving"
Oh shit that's actually really good
No
I think if all of us will feel responsible, only then the problem can be solved. So I agree with that
This band is amazing
@@BrazilianImperialist Actually, yes. Not all men are rapists, but men have a responsibility to protect women and children. That makes us men! Otherwise you are part of the problem. Looking away or ignoring sexual transgression to women is a very bad example for your son or daughter if you decide to become a parent.
Great lyric. Couldn't agree more with it
Based opinion.
I appreciate the hell out of all the trigger warnings and the message of this song. The absolute ripping apart of abusers. The in your face cry of “BE BETTER.” And “WE HAVE TO FIX THIS.” I’m so glad I stumbled on this song.
I'm absolutely enamoured by this take. We may one day be able to convince people that the horrible things are wrong, but until then - BRING THE BEATDOWN
Violence is how you resist a violent person, but violence is not how you prevent further violence from occurring.
@@likwidflame Turning your attention to what's wrong won't do any good in the world
@@radek1cihak I don't think you understand
@@likwidflamewith increasing ai stuff I'm sure human will not no the deep down meaning of rape is love making children n having sex with current loneliness n ai stuff the future' will get bitter in earth where human will face extinction abusers re good if it until it murder a body n free his/her soul.in past if absues were not tha case then the world will get fucked up no babies I will say that about 30-40 percent of children' re born of abuse so this doens't count anything' abuse doens't actually make a person bad it gives the responsibility n reminders that we need to continue as human race this all modern feminsim n others have broke a generation with social media they're not having children more n more feminist re going with chads staff nmost man re single now with no children I know as a guy with no gf I will forgive if some guy abused me sometimes like abuse as a guy if other guy want it without my permission.genghis khan descendants re born of sex slaves.we must lt know the future is far dangerous than ai stuff the future is all about ai n sex bots n sex girlfriends then we humans re extinct ni matter what howmuch we selfish maybe but it doens't make us monsters when we absues sexually may be yes physically is bad but we need to accept were born of rape n most man ancient times re born of rape n no marriage or marital rape.when we think of future being abuse free we need to know that abuse free will not be possible in future if we have no children more sexual arges n more rape
This song is a call to arms, for all decent people to stand up for protection of the innocent.
I've never heard a metal song that made me cry before, this really moved me. I wish more men felt this way, this righteous anger that burns on behalf of those who suffered immense cruelty.
I love how this song bounces between the primal rage of beating up rapists and a call for anyone who’s redeemable to join in and change society for the better. It makes no excuses but brings people together rather than creating division.
Well, he IS talking about division... ;)
@@ArabicPrincessIV Division of what? The halves of a rapist’s skull? I don’t get it.
I don't know if it's really bringing people together to simultaneously blame men for rape, thereby ignoring female rapists and male victims, and then suggest that only men can solve the problem by beating up rapists.
I realize that, in India, they legally don't acknowledge all forms of rape, but I'm from the US.
@@DrachonaTheWolf tbh, this is still a step in the right direction - the overwhelming amount of rapists are men, even if sometimes their victims are also men. Female rapists exist and they're horrible for sure, but most of the world - the West included - lets even male rapists get away; there are extremely powerful men - who each rape hundreds of women; and they were allowed to do so for _decades._ Yes, there are female rapists and they're horrible... but I don't know exactly how many of them have the reach, power and body count that male rapists often have. Currently, male rapists are the biggest threat; they simply aren't the only threat.
They also talked about "change their kind with my mind" but until then, they beat up the rapists.
I mean shit, there are male survivors here in the comment section supporting this song, so you're not even speaking out for some unheard or unseen victims.
@@DrachonaTheWolf Also, with the line "Fuck every man for himself; It's every man for every man and everybody else" like... you could also interpret "man" in the general "mankind" way, where all huMANs look out for each other, which would mean everyone looking out for all survivors.
But you just want to see things in an adversarial light where no one cares about the issues you're talking about, sowing more division instead of helping to solve the problem and be a part of the human collective working to make the world a better place.
Re-evaluate your priorities a little and learn when the fight you're talking about needs to happen; because there are definitely times where the points you're bringing up are good and needed.... but this isn't one of those times. At least not in the way you broached it.
This is surprisingly wholesome and uplifting. It's nice to see some positive masculinity in music these days that really speaks to a good cause.
Most positive men don't attract attention to themselves. This is a two-edged sword. We only tend to hear about the repeat, repeat, repeat offenders, which are a very small minority of absolute psychopaths.
While i think most sane people agree sexual violence is terrible, im not sure I would call singing about how badly you want to commit physical violence against them is "positive masculinity". I do understand people who feel the urge to be violent against people who harmed them or someone they know. But seems strange to use as a general message to make your music seem more "badass".
Check out the band Hatebreed!
Well, that's metal for you. Surprisingly wholesome and uplifting, once you get past "they are just screaming".
Reminds me of system.
i think i commented this before when i first heard this song over a year ago but. fuck. i’ve survived sexual assault multiple times, and while this song gets me pumped up with the incredible beats and melody, it also makes me cry every single time i hear it by the end. it’s so beautiful and incredibly fucking powerful. this song has gotten me through terrible flashbacks to my trauma and gives me strength when i feel weak. endless thank you’s to Bollywood for making such an amazing song that resonates with so many people all over the world.
The moment I heard those drums, I knew I was in for a real head-banging ride, AND, the lyrics just make the song go that much fucking harder. Love this shit. Bloodywood has a new fan.
I never realized how badly I needed the words 'Indian Folk Metal' in my life until today. We appreciate good music with a good message in this house.
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Seeing this group of men choose to use their talents, their passion, and their platform to boldly and unapologetically defend women and hold other men accountable.... Is one of the most powerful things I've seen in a damn long time. As a woman, I am moved. I am thankful. I am brought to tears. You guys have some serious talent, and you could've channeled that talent into a song about anything. But you didn't choose just anything. You chose this. Thank you.
It made me cry, too. Please share it. There are so many who need to hear it.
They are always bringing positivity, they even made a song for psychological issues
In prison, crimes against woman are frowned upon and not respected.
Go through their other songs like endurant, Jee Veree, and Yaad. They use their music as their way to shine a light on the things most people choose to turn away from or only talk about. Stay to the end and see they dont just talk but act.
Besides the fact they make phenomenal music this is the reason I will gladly share their songs to any who may have an interest.
@@79thinline Oh yeah, absolutely everything they do is incredible. I just got the CD in, and I have the vinyl on order. I'm hoping they eventually do some concerts in the US. I'd love to go support this wonderful group of humans in person. 💖
i was 14 and i remember 5 years ago "ari ari" was my introduction to the world of heavy metal. i was so happy to find an indian metal band as i myself am indian. it was beautiful
and now im here again as a young adult and a survivor of CSA. thank you for such a wonderful masterpiece bloodywood
This is my first time hearing Indian metal. ❤❤❤❤ added to my Playlist
GATG - Girish and the Chronicles (if you want some "Classic" new rock) band.
I like that the lead dancer painted herself in dark blue, which imply that she portrays herself as Kali, the goddess of destruction and power.
While various mythologies tend to associate goddess with beauty, love, motherhood, or fertility, Kali from Hindu mythology is associated with time, change, power, creation, and destruction. She is the illustration of Shakti and she destroys the evil in order to protect the innocent.
In a song about fighting sexual violence and protecting sexual assault victims, portraying Kali as an icon is very suiting, in my opinion.
Kali Maa is also a Mother Goddess. In some myths She is born from Durga's rage at Her children being harmed. Kali is sometimes viewed as an incarnation of the collective protective fury of mothers. She is also a primal Goddess, governing time, creation, destruction, revenge, and protection. Sometimes She is viewed as the Mother of mothers.
I love Her. I love this video, too.
I was hoping that she was going to have some killer lines, but her blue skin was good enough, almost looked like her natural skin!
Kali is, obviously, the Destroyer of Demons.
Is this not specifically Kali-Ma, in Her aspect of Destruction? But yeah...it works well for imagery.
I mean, most of the well known polytheistic religions and mythologies have war/death/destruction/hunt/etc goddesses.
Sekhmet, Menhit, Pakhet, Athena, Artemis, Diana, Minerva, Nerio, Vacuna, Bellona, Frigga, Dis, Gna, Amatarasu, on and on and on...
...indeed, it's more rare for a major polytheistic religion/mythology to NOT have a female warrior deity of some sort.
Holy crap! I watched this because I saw "Indian Folk Metal" and thought, "this could be entertaining", sort of as a joke. But holy f*ck that was incredible. Damn, the most powerful and meaningful song I've heard in a long time. I will be watching a lot more videos from this band.
Me too
That's exactly what got me!
Same here. This is therapeutic for me as a survivor.
I've been sleeping on New Delhi. Wtf??? This hits hard AF mates!
This song opens up a conversation that needs to be had. I love how unique this band is, I've never heard of Indian Folk Metal before.
I broke up a rape when I was 22 years old. It was crazy. I was a Marine Corps Reservist living in Las Vegas at the time. I pulled a firearm on him. I had to testify in court later on. The memory of that event is tough. But I'm proud that I didn't hesitate in the moment.
And I love this track!!!
Well fucking done.
Thank you for doing that sir 💚
Thank you.❤
Thank you for stepping in!
Good on you for stepping up and doing your part to protect the innocent and defenseless.
That is true hero work. True honor.
I love how Bloodywood has broken most stereotypes of metal bands being run by hyper masculine/ misogynist men, especially in our country where metal music is rare to see. I wish a bright future ahead for them, into mainstream culture and the popularity that they deserve
Masculine, sure, but where tf did you get misogynist from metal bands? What the hell were you listening to before?
@@ShadeScarecrowthere's a whole genre called Porno grind that should answer your question
@@ShadeScarecrowif you don't think the metal scene is incredibly misogynist you're either very young or very obtuse.
@@ShadeScarecrow off topic but nice profile picture
@@silvsilvsilvgeneralizations like that are harmful.
There's plenty of good in metal.
Gojira is the first that comes to mind. They're strong advocates for environmental protection.
Just...no. It's a good genre just like all other music
I have never heard anything like this, this was fantastical raw and emotional. The dancing is mesmerizing and the thumbnail for the video is eye-catching as heck.
THIS SONG NEEDS TO BE MORE POPULAR
Considering how India is one of the many third world countries with alarming crime rates against women, this song is EXACTLY what people need to hear. I hope that other countries like mine, Brazil, get to learn from this song for the sake of the ladies
Their actual rate of sexual violence is far lower than Brazils(less than a third) but the hinduphobic western media likes to promote the shit diving slumdog image of India...for dog whistle activists
@@NeetAspirant-uy3zp still they havent made marital rape illegal and theres also scandals involving scam marriages and a large ammount of creeps bothering the ladies, so its not that far from Brazil XP
india is not even in top 50 countries in crime rates especially against women tho....😐but Brazil is. There's a difference in high crime no. & Crime rates if you studied in school. Btw USA & UK has higher crime rate than india. Why?? What happened to 1st world countries
@@NeetAspirant-uy3zp The first world countries are imploding thanks to karen mentality and bigots who think its ok to marry and have kids with 10 year olds, now their new generations are being born smooth brained XP
Exatamente! É uma mensagem muito forte, espero que chegue para muitos
I'm an Indian woman listening to this for the first time and this song... made me unexpectedly cry. Very moved in a way I can't begin to explain.
Because you have never listen to metal. Pop songs are degrading. Their made to debilitate. Listen to metal. No colour no race no distance. We all love eachother
@@stephenegan2812 tf are you talking about? You don't know what I listen to and I don't need to justify my music preference to you. Nobody mentioned pop or race or anything else you're going on about.
@@Fryjnkk whos this
Plus my comment was positive. Very positive. I don't see how you got hate out of that.
@@stephenegan2812 "because you have never listen to metal" doesn't sound positive, it sounds like you making untrue assumptions about me for no reason and making judgements about ppl based on what music genre they like, which is extremely lame. For some reason you see that as positive, but I don't.
indian folk metal was an unexpcted pleasant surprise on my recommended and love this song and what it stands for
The fight and the music.
I'm glad MONKEY MAN brought me here.
As soon as I heard those drums, I knew I was in for a RIDE!
As a SA survivor in the Indian community, I sincerely thank you for writing this song. I've
been told to be quiet or else the family will fall apart. Protect Indian women.
Edit: you all are so sweet im beyond grateful for the positive feedback. I sincerely hope this message can help other victims feel supported and acknowledged. 💖
@Zach Hogan thank you so much i completely agree, and I'm in a much better place since I've moved out
People who care more about the abusers are abusers themselves. Move out. May you achieve all the happiness and strength in the world❤️ stay strong
@@tamanna4697 thank you so much my friend
That sounds like a bunch of fucks who need to be beaten down and refused at every turn. Bring that "family" DOWN and expose them for the savage demons they are.
Hey you are awesome no matter what, you’ve got that Indian kali fuck you power in you. So yeah fuck the patriarchy.
Seeing men acknowledge the constant fear of sexual violence that women face is so, so valuable. And to not only acknowledge, but to comment on it, to offer solutions (change men, change patriarchal and sexist socities), and to offer protection as well (if you're an abuser, we smash your head in). This would be an amazing message and song coming from any country, but hearing this from an indian band, from indian men, makes it even more special. Thank you.
Women and children*
I'm curious, can you tell why does hearing this from an Indian band with Indian men makes it even more special? Thank you.
@@matchbox1275EDITED; I would recommend looking up statistics to do with violence against women, SA etc in India.
Honor and dowry killings are an issue as well, and female infanticide. Bare in mind this is NOT all areas of India, as someone else in the comments pointed out many major cities are very safe, but as in any country there's areas that aren't.
Also bare in mind India as a whole has lovely people, with rich cultures and an amazing array of languages, and amazing food.
It was brought to my attention this could be seen as unintentionally pushing the stereotype that Indian men are rapists, which is absolutely not my intention, hence I am bringing it up to ensure clarity
Big part of the problem is the ridiculous "us against them" that exist between genders and it really doesn't make sense. Men need to start seing sexual assault on women as sexual assault on their own, it's not the women's problem, it's our problem. Women are not other people, they are our people, an attack on women is an attack on everybody.
I just hope you know that the vast majority of men feel the same way this band does. Rapists are sub-human, worth less than the dirt beneath our feet, and can only live in fear of being found out by the rest of us.
Can't describe how happy I am that I clicked on this. Heals my angry metal heart
I came with a healthy amount of skepticism and left with my mind blown. This is incredible.
As a rape survivor, there's a few heads I'd like to wear on a belt, so this embodiment is so so soothing and validating. Mother Kali is to be respected!✊ Y'all are amazing.
💯 yes!!
HELL YES!
exactly
FUCK YES!
Kaali wears a necklace of severed Ashuras(demons) heads
Sexual assault is the one act that is truly and in every case unforgivable. There's such a thing as justifiable homicide, there are honorable reasons to steal, and you can beat someone down in defense. There has never once been a justifiable rape.
Facts
Never thought about it this way, but you're 100% right.
I agree, but you don't view murder as unforgivable?
@@jacobduran8997unforgivable in what sense? There are many circumstances for murder and many types of it...
@@jacobduran8997 Try to explain how the first part of "Law Abiding Citizen" is wrong?
That. Is. Powerful. Not only the music, but also the lyrics and their meaning.
Bless the algorithm for once again putting me on the right path 🙏
Never would've wondered something this beautiful could exist
i'm a goofy, nerdy white dude and this song makes me wanna kick some scumbag ass. this is INCREDIBLE, both in sound and lyrical content. to say i love these guys is an understatement
I’m also a goofball! I have ended people with my look. Some good and some bad.
There are goofy nerdy white dudes with the heart of a prince and the soul of a knight. I much prefer them to toxic masculinity.
We need all the goofy, nerdy white dudes we can get
@@valkyrie1066 That’s me! My wife loves this goofball! Do you like comic books? I certainly do.
But throwing down, I ain’t gonna lose. That’s for certain. Thankfully, it rarely comes to blows. I usually just talk them down out of it. One look and the correct words can do more damage than any violence.
Ur comment is exactly why we need men like this to speak up and not let even the tiniest comments slide. 👍🏼
Based on the lyrics and the sound of this song and Gaddaar alone, I ordered the most expensive version of the physical album, the first actual CD I've spent money on in 16 years. And I fully intend to order matching hoodies for myself and my wife before too long. I know you'll probably never see this, but I intend to support the fuck out of you all as much as I can manage. Fight the fucking good fight.
Wholeheartedly agreed upon! This is an amazing first album and they definitely deserve a shot and I think this will open some good doors for them, for sure!! 😉
I had the same reaction, unfortunately all sold out on their website and since I want to support them directly I got a T-Shirt instead, paid 20 euro shipping to the U.S. on a 25 euro shirt to help support them!!
now thats metal!
Your comment just brought tears of joy to my eyes.. I just found these guys 3 days ago and am in love. I'm just a simple peasant who can barely pay to survive but have been sharing the fuq outta these guys to anybody and everybody. Bless. Keep up the fight for good. ♥️♥️♥️
@@sarahhutchings8720 metal truly has no boundaries. Irrespective of nationality, Economic Status as long as you,me or others like the music, they are welcomed with open arms into the metal community. This Is just one of the major reasons to like metal
This is incredible! The message is so good, and the music is insane! They're giving me total Indian System of a Down meets Rage Against the Machine vibes, and I am here for it!!!! And the dancers were AMAZING. Could watch this video all day long.
Came here from Monkey Man. They chose the best possible song for a legendary fight scene!
Saw it Wednesday, April 3rd, at avanpremiere, in Romania...
I was so surprised in the cinema (especially since the hero's journey in the movie has some elements of.."Paul Atreides" in "Dune", and the Hijras are kinda... "the Fremen")... that I shouted in my mind, when the music started to kick in: "Long Live The Fighters!"
This made me cry, because I’ve never had anyone protect me. I wish there were more men like these.
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Where are you from? You must be surrounded by the worst kind of men
@@therealmegabros there are and we are out here and want nothing in return. hopefully you have a great day
I'm sorry. We're going to fix this, so nobody need live in fear again. Well, aside from the abusers: we're coming for them.
Awww my dude. There are, maybe not me but my dad. They are out there
A band 100% independent, bringing diversity to music, shouting out pressing themes of today. Bloodywood is the voice of a new world!!! Much love from Brazil!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Man sou viciado em bloodywood
Eu concordo primo!
In India most metal and rock bands are independent....music labels only focus on Bollywood music so the marketing prospects are very low...
fuck diversity, long live tradition
Lmao are you new to metal?
AMAZING. ASTOUNDING. ICONIC. MEMORABLE.
Man I am literally crying too. This is the best thing I've heard in a long time.
Every survivor got a little Kali inside themself dancing to your beat! Thank you for that. 🙏
thank you... i'm a survivor too. it feels better to hear this.
@@friendswiththeghostswhat's kali.irs all myth it is poisonous demonic demon
Thing song helped me recover after getting assaulted by a partner. It couldn't take away the pain but it gave me the courage to tell others what happened, and I can't thank you guys enough for that. You're truly making a difference in people's lives with your music
Stay strong🤟🏽you should be proud of yourself for speaking up,i hope you find peace!
Keep speaking your truth, and never stop.
Just a stranger on the internet, but I'm proud of you. None of that should ever have happened to you, but I hope you know it neither defines you nor mars you.
Proud of you too.
Always tell.
Definately tell people.
Much love
Loads of love from Italy to you, stay strong ❤
This coming from one of the countries that needs it the most is beautiful. I get emotional every time I listen to this. I was almost r worded when I was 17 by someone in his 50's. My friend that came to me that day will always hold a special place in my heart. She genuinely saved me. I still struggle from it but I know it could have been SO much worse.
Love the energy. Love the message. You guys rock!
"F*ck every man for himself | It's every man for every man" is one of the most unexpected aggressively wholesome messages I've heard in metal.
It's the message everyone better get behind or we won't survive.
Your name is corny and childish. Wholesome has nothing to do with it. What are u 9yrs old?
@jisatsu keki Go back to playing your video games. Between you and "Project DarkWolf", it seems i'm the only Adult, that's who. Grow up and get real job.
@@hellboundrubber4448 Kick rocks, hateful troll.
@@hellboundrubber4448 and your name sounds like you were given it at a BDSM party, you are a troll, he is a conservationist, and probably has a better idea of what "wholesome" is than you ever will, so take your stupid comments and try to find someone who actually gives a fuck
Can we also please appreciate the female dancers choreography? It is so powerful and strong!
They Are Symbolising Mother Kaali 🕉️🔥🔱 Read about Her that will express what they trying to say with Her .... To understand song and Answer of every injustice Mother Kaali is the Answer as symbolised here...
Seriously!!! It’s so dope I was blown away
I love the addition of the bloody goddess as the avatar of retribution against all who violate women. To crush the rapist is to honor she who thirsts!
I almost didn’t click on this and I feel stupid that I ever even considered that as a possibility. This track is in my top 10-15 of all time after listening to it only once. Actual masterpiece.
Who’s all back here from Monkey Man? No, just me?
Im here also because of that! Hahah
Exactly
@@svsbossdude when that part hit me….i banged my fuckin head in the theatre. Knowing the message, and how it was incorporated in the final fight it is so symbolic.
came here before, came back after
Yeah it was awesome to hear this song in the film!
As a wise man who would love this song once said, "NOTHING IS MORE BADASS THAN TREATING A WOMAN WITH RESPECT!!!!"
Another wise man once sang, ""Bitches ain't shit but hos and tricks.""
Just like western and European christian men....they say "HAIL MARY FULL OF GRACE....MOTHER OF GOD"
Mr Torgue, because masculinity and toxicity are two different things and he's fine proving it.
@@hoibsh21- Hope the women in your life know to stay far away from you.
@@julietfischer5056 They do, they like being chased.
I don't think I've ever been brought to tears by a metal band. Not sad tears, but I guess wholesome tears if that's a thing. While I am generally opposed to violence, the potential of righteous violence makes me feel safe and protected. I also love that Kali is represented along side this. 💙 Thank you for this.
yes mate
all of that
Hell yeah, someone who noticed her significance!!
Exactly that!
Kali💙
That's what Kali is, the unbound violence to protect.
How have I only just discovered this??? This is f****** awesome! 🤘🏻
It also hits home pretty hard! This is what music is for! 🔥
I clicked on this, not knowing what to expect - but damn I started headbanging and drumming my desk. Haven't heard a banger like this in a while - kudos
This is not just a song, this is an experience, as an Indian I'm so proud of this band
warriors of sound .one of the best!
It's a battle cry
Man…I only recently found out about this band and I am hooked. They do metal the way that ONLY Indians can and it is bloody incredible!! I wish these guys every success imaginable. I’m glad you’re proud. These guys rock 🤘🤘🤘
As a child SA survivor I'm baffled by the strong and unapologetically way this message is being put out there with this song, you guys are amazing, I thank you for amplifying all of our unheard voices 🙏❤🔥 This is the first time I listen to you guys and it shook me to my core, thank you❤🩹
Same here❤️🩹big hugs for u 🫂
@@bratzxrose So much love to you too ❤🩹
@@Jess-s-hideout 💕💕💕
I see you and honor your survival, sibling.
@@Phoenix-the-Poet Thank you so much, sending love your way 🤗❤🩹
Never thought I'd come across Indian Death Metal today but here we are and I love it! Anger is a very important emotion, it helps protect and bring change.
Everything even remotely touching is making me cry REAL tears the last few days & it couldn't be further from the "norm" for me in terms of behavior...its crazy!!😭❤
As a child sexual assault survivor, I always felt embraced by the content of other survivors, even though so many people complain about how "violence doesn't solve everything". But I never knew I could feel this good about the support and shout-out from guys who don't apparently know the trauma first-hand (because sexual assault against men is just as real), and yet go all the way out to meet me eye to eye in the rage.
This song has such a special place in my heart, now.
the lady in blue is Kali, the goddess of destruction. its really cool to portray Kali bringing the beatdown on the scum of this earth
Of course violent solves nothing, but whoever defines self-expression and violence, needs to reconsider the definition of self expression and violence.
Thinking or saying the things you angrily desire to do to those who have harmed you, that’s not violence, that’s venting. As long as it doesn’t exceed that and it’s not repetitive for years on end, meaning you’re not basically wallowing into the emotion and just expressing oneself like they are here, which I expect also you’re probably in the good so don’t worry, but anyways yeah I’m just describing and further validating that there’s nothing wrong here, and this does not go in the category of violence, rather self expression, which is important. Your feelings are hurt, and they need to be heard. It’s about time that we take away the stigma of expressing oneself in whatever means necessary as long as it’s not harming anyone. You don’t have to be nice and express yourself, that’s hindering. If you have to think about social norms while self expressing, then that’s sad. I wish you much healing, and much love and hugs 💕🤗
This is why I related with Korn so much
Violence may or may not solve nothing but people sure treat you differently when they know violence is on the table.
All pedophiles deserve death
I don't think I've ever sobbed while listening to metal before. This isn't my usual cup of tea but I'm really glad I listened to this. I needed to know there were people who care and are willing to defend people like me who have been hurt by this kind of violence. It's so comforting and loud and angry and I love it. Y'all have made a metal fan of me
I would in a split second defend you. I’ve had many of the women in my life hurt by shit “men”. It fucking sucks!
@@DonTheMoron716thank u for existing bro
Welcome to metal~~ the right kinds can explore dark topics and give you the strength to keep going. it's what kept me a metalhead. To me, they're screaming WITH you, not AT you; at least the good shit. DevilDriver - Daybreak is also a really good song.
Not all men are equal, unfortunately. Most of us care for you and will do our best to hold you high and protect you and I'm really sorry we failed you. I do hope you're in a better place right now and are doing your best to live your life the fullest. It pains me that I can't do a damn thing for you or all the people around here except sending kind words.
Please be well, and please take care.
Aptly potrayed the essence of Mother Kali. She's the goddess of Blood & Death worshipped here in Bengal, India.
She resides over the domain of both life, and death. Even the name of our capital city Kolkata comes from Kalikatta (land of Kali).
She's both merciful, and rageful. She's the Devine Feminine for us.
The song is aptly named as well. ❤
I'm with everyone else left crying here :')
If words dont change them, bring the beat down.
What inspiring lyrics, truly.
That’s the truth!
Pure masculine aggressivness combined with a feminine energy and message. Having the dancers dressed as Goddess Kali is perfect as she's not only the personification of feminine power but divine righteous justice and bringer of change. And the "Dana Dan" is referencing her 'dance of death' where she famously danced with so much rage to kill an evil demon and save the Earth that she almost destroyed the entire world - a strong message for all abusers out there. This is brilliant.
Thank you for using the word feminist without hatred. As a feminist, I f**king fed up with antifemi f**kers who always bash feminism wrongfully. Also, I hate when people call themselves feminist and they are definitely not.
Kinda wish I could blast this on a concert grade sound system outside the Supreme Court right about now
This is not feminism, it's common sense and sanity.
I believe she also represent divine justice (not Hindu so feel free to correct).
Thank you for the side info about kali :)
Hell yeah, this was perfectly placed in Monkey Man! I recognized it immediately.
This instantly became one of my favorite songs when I first heard it; as someone who was told my s**ual assault was just something I imagined and that I was making up my stories of similar abuse to “ruin a relationship”, seeing others stand up for victims makes me want to cry. I’ve made a habit of playing this whenever I feel especially bad about things- makes me feel powerful 😅
Absolutely amazing.
damn, never thought i’d see you here
One of my favourite creators of all time appreciates one of my favourite bands of all time haha
WTF ARE YOU DOING HERE?!?! LMAO
Dude so unexpected what a surprise
Btw love your videos so amazing work
Yooooo IGP!!!
WISH ICY WAS HERE TOO
RUclips suggested this out of NOWHERE....and HOLY FK THIS IS SO GOOD AND EXACTLY WHAT METAL IS ALL ABOUT!!!!!!!!!!
Sometimes RUclips recommends absolute gold
I struggle to understand very fast speech but love the sounds of languages and I love in the chorus, I heard it as "I'm not gunna die" (because I wanted to hear the sound first and the message second with captions) and upon finishing with captions, I think it's fitting if they were saying "I'm not gunna die" as well.
I tell myself that when times are rough because I don't want them to beat me in the end. I don't want to give up and allow it to continue.
Thank you for this moving masterpiece.
goddamn, i clicked on this knowing it would be a banger, but i didn't expect it to have tears streaming down my face by the end. this song is my therapy now.