This was their very first time in the UK and their first major event outside of Japan - they were virtually unknown in the west before this. They had originally been booked to play a small side stage, but the video for 'Gimme Chocolate' had gone viral and they were attracting attention, so with just a couple of months notice they were moved to play on the main stage. They were worried nobody would come to see them (they couldn't see the crowd from back stage) and were surprised to see over 50,000 people waiting when they walked on stage. Very few of the people there had heard of them so they were all very puzzled to see 3 small Japanese girls in red tutus on stage at one of the biggest metal festivals. They played 5 songs and the crowd were puzzled at first but as the show went on they got more and more involved so by the time they played IDZ (the last of their 5 songs) most of the crowd were enjoying the show and joining in ... I don't know if you heard at the end as they walked off stage the crowd were calling "We want more!" and "One more song!" Ijime, Dame, Zettai translates as Bullying, No More, For Ever or Absolutely. It is an anti-bullying song so in the choreo Yui and Moa are fighting and bullying each other - until Su steps between them and threatens to kick them both in the head if they don't stop. This performance pre-dates Lovebites by 2 years, the song was already 3 years old. No DragonForce in this one (but yes it is power/speed metal in the same vein) ... but if you really want to hear a song where DragonForce was involved (specifically Herman Li and Sam Totman) 'Road of Resistance' is what you're looking for (live in Japan - official is the one most often recommended ... that was from early 2015 and you shouldn't have to mess about with it).
That "Sweep picking deamon" on the left was Mikio "Ko-gami"(little god) Fujioka (R.I.P.) and was one of the lead guitarist from the original (east) Kami Band! Unfortunately, he took a fall from a high platform while Star Gazing on Dec. 30, 2017 and died on Jan. 5, 2018. Babymetal released a song called "Starlight" that many fans thought of as a Tribute to Mikio (since it was the first release after the accident and was because of the title), but the band never formally said as much...but they did use one of his Guitars, and Moa played it live during the opening for their song "Shine" (from their 3rd album) and this song is the one that Babymetal recognizes as the Tribute to Mikio. Both of these songs, as you might imagine, have a more somber timbre, but both are Fantastic songs! More Babymetal Always!! Put your Kitsune UP!
Outside Japan, he's known for the Kami Band. Within Japan, he's more known as a guitar educator. Hence his style of sweep picking is not uncommon there.
@@ericifune5543 Right. He would teach a class every year from 2015 until his death at the prestigious Musicians Institute of Tokyo. Man knew his instrument! Put your Kitsune UP!!
They've just announced their first Europe & UK arena tour, hopefully bringing their stage show experience from Japan. Ends at the O2 in London - 20,000 capacity. Guess where I'm going ;)
I am quite sure that hthey wont have crawlers orvthings like that, I think they will rent most of the Equipment in place, they sometimes have to switch places in one day, so these shows will be nearerbto their normal European Tours then tontheir huge japanese shows.
@@ksbrst2010 I hope you're wrong, there is precedent for grander staging with The Forum in LA. Of course they will use European crews for logistics and setup, but there is plenty of expertise in moving major complex set ups across Europe e.g. Taylor Swift, Pink, Coldplay etc. So we can still dream. Should be more than the more spartan theatre shows we have seen in the past, especially for the London show. In either case I'll still have a great night :)🦊
For the record: this song predates Lovebites by 5 years. Yes, they are incredibly good even without the crazy stage setups, light and laser shows, pyro and everything they use on an indoor arena sized show. Great to see you noticed that key change on the outro it's just brilliant. That guitarist on the left you mentioned was Mikio Fujioka. He sadly passed away in early 2018 due to the injuries caused by a fall while stargazing. RIP Ko-gami.
This is the video I saw that opened the floodgates to all the female led Asain music that has DOMINATED my listening over the past 2 1/2 years! This led me to my new favorite band, LOVEBITES! Babymetal is right there at the top for me as well, and I get to see them perform as headliner in 2 weeks!! HEDOBAN! HEDOBAN!! HEDOBAN!!!
First it's dark then light, then heavy, then bright...it's Babymetal. This was the first tour the girls had taken out of Japan and they were not widely known by the crowd of 55,000. But by the end of this song you can hear the crowd shouting for more! This was a pivotal show for Babymetal and it was the one that really let the girls know that their music would not only work outside of Japan. but it would crush!
My fav kami too - I loved their interaction and the raw feeling sound they produced - and of course no masks. Great reaction to a seminal BM performance.
Nice reaction! One of my favorite performances, and the best of this song in my opinion. This performance by Sonisphere legitimized them on the international stage.
Shredder! Same venue 2 years later they done “Karate” download 2016, The crowd went nuts for them! And the girls were still only 17/18! Babymetal with the amazing kami band are a force to be reckoned with right now! 🤘🏼
This was 65,000 people Sonosphere 2014 , us UK metal heads are a bit hard to please, they played babymetal-death as the first song - with a sort of WTF from the audience but after 5 songs (this was the last) the crowd was shouting "more more". This was Babymetal's first major concert outside Japan and it was Babymetal that led the recognition of Japan for producing great metal bands, 5 years before the Hanabie, band-maid etc become known The shredding guitarist is Mikio (RIP) that died star gazing several year later and the "one" misses him (yes I know the western Kami band plays most of Babymetal shows now). The trilogy of lights is 3 songs in eulogy to this guitarist. This concert won over a lot of non-Japanese fans, and Babymetal remember this concert as special to them being recognised outside of Japan and have mentioned the concert several times in interviews.
This was the performance that broke Babymetal out to the international community. They were initially slated to be on a side stage, however, after Gimmie Chocolate went viral and an effort by fans, they were bumped up to the main stage. As UK crowds are kind of notorious for being hostile, if they don't like you, they'll let you know. Online there was even talks about people going to their performance to throw things at them and to boo them off the stage as they didn't think Babymetal belonged there. However, after their 30 minute set, you can see that they completely won over the crowd. I also believe they ended up outselling bands like Metallica on their merch at the festival. Just due to one of the comments you made and as I see it's not on the channel yet, you absolutely have to react to Road of Resistance Live in Japan. Also as I see you haven't reacted to them yet and since they just did a collaboration with Babymetal, you should definitely check out Electric Callboy if you're not familiar with them. Which I would start off with either Hypa Hypa or We Got The Moves for them.
more like to "western community". i'm from Indonesia (south east asia), and in 2013 they visited my country to perform in an anime festival. south east asia countries have many japanese music fans since long time ago.
Thankyou for serving👊🏽🫡 Babymetal’s first big show outside of Japan. The Kamis were among Japan’s best metal musicians. If Babymetal was an American band then the musicians would be the caliber of Steve Vai, and Joe Satriani..🦊🤘🏾
Another cool reaction Shredder, still the best intros on RUclips. You have got all the good info about this important Babymetal performance below, Grington and C/o have hooked you up with all you need to know about this performance And hell yes, you definitely have to see them live. I saw them in a smaller venue here in Australia (3,000 people) in June 2023 and they were truly better live than on their studio albums, I had heard people say that, but I wasn't ready for it, however, it is true. I am also off to see them again in March 2025 when they have been named on the bill for the Knotfest Australia festivals. I reckon you are right; festivals are good because you get a lot of bands for a reasonable price. I just paid around AUD$300 (about USD$200) a ticket to see Slipknot, A Day to Remember, Babymetal, Polaris and Slaughter to Prevail, as well as eight other good bands, it's actually a really good lineup. With Babymetal only having two bands above them on the bill, I reckon we will get about 40ish minutes from Babymetal's performance, then ADtR and Slipknot to finish. To be honest, I think I would be happy to pay $300 to see the last three bands alone. Anyway, I am counting the sleeps untill then. Shredder, keep the good stuff coming.
That is going to be an epic show! Ive always wanted to see Slipknot too! Thanks for the kind words! I have seen Slaughter to Prevail open up for Five Finger Death Punch, theyre good!
If you are interested more in the band, check out a vid called "BM Kami Band playing Instrumental song" or "Takayoshi Ohmura - High Works (live)" you can see them without face paint or masks showing what they are capable of. Its just 2 examples of many more
@@AxeSwipe2011 Nah bro i mean the video is called "bm Kami band playing instrumental song", Kari band is another project of them and i think only Mikio, Boh and Yuya were part of it.
Great reaction! You didn´t expect that heavy opening? Hey, it´s BABYMETAL. Expect the unexpected 🤣 This performance is SO iconic. Three little Japanese girls and their fabulous Kami Band (East) make 50+k UK metalheads falling in love with them. Outstanding!
⚡ 💀 💕 / 🚫 DragonForce isn't a bad call, although they weren't involved with this song. Herman Li and Sam Totman provided guitar tracks for the studio version of 'Road of Resistance'. Lovebites didn't form as a band until two years after this performance. : ) There is an alternate "Nemesis" version of 'Ijime, Dame, Zettai', found on limited editions of the single. It features guitars recorded by former Arch Enemy guitarist Christopher Amott. Arch Enemy's 'Doomsday Machine' is one of BABYMETAL producer Koba's favorite albums.
Koba, the manager of BABYMETAL writing this song on a computer with an other legend of the Japanese music scene: Koba: Give me a minute. (a coffee and 20 minutes later) Legend: Okay let me hear it (listens to it) Holy Shitake, is that even humanly possible to play this live? Koba: No, humanly not... That's why we are hiring the Kami band... Point is, the Kamis are no posers. Mikio Fujioka was a hired gun but he had a very strong influence on the style and the sound of the band. He was also known as a jazz guitarist, he did not play the guitar, he played with it.
I just got done watching a Babymetal reaction from a guy in a Vikings hat. Now I'll watch one from a guy in a Packers hat. Being from Minneapolis, that is not unusual at all. 😆
Did you catch the crowd chanting "We want more, we want more...!" as Babymetal were walking off stage? The vast majority of this crowd have never heard of this band and they got turned into immediate fans.
When it come to this performance, calling it a legendary performance isn't hyporbole in this case, it's an accurate description. If you're new to the modern J-rock/metal scene, you would swear that Band-Maid, Lovebites, Hanabie or Nemophila (all great bands) were established before Babymetal, and Babymetal are the new kids on the block, but Babymetal are the earliest (almost 14 years). It's still a crazy concept to think of Babymetal as the grandmas of the female J-rock/metal scene, but they are. Which act will last the longest though, we will have to see. My request? anything that someone else requested by Babymetal lol.
You still have alot of Babymetal songs that i would put in their top 10 all time from them that you haven't gotten to yet. Cant wait until you react BMTH Kingslayer ft Babymetal live in Tokyo Youd probably also like Maya live at pia arena since its one of their heavier songs
🔥Please react to these band🔥 Babymetal🎸X Japan🎸 Lovebites🎸Unlucky Morpheus🎸 Wagakki band🎸Dragon Force🎸 Crossfaith,🎸Sokoninaru🎸 Asterism🎸Versailes🎸Galneryus🎸 Gacharic Spin🎸Deviloof🎸Jiluka🎸 Mana Diagram🎸Dih🎸Bridear🎸 Ichika Nito🎸Daisuke Kurosawa🎸 Imperial Circus Dead Decadence🎸 D_drive🎸Koiai🎸Hagane🎸 Ling Tosite Sigure🎸 🎸If possible react to their live performance or play through 🎸 🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁 Please react to these drummers Shuhei Kamada🥁Senri Kawaguchi🥁 Anthony Barone🥁Tatsuya Amano🥁 Junna🥁Kanade Sato🥁Zyean🥁 🥁If possible react to their live performance or play through 🥁 🥁🎸🎹🎺🎷 The Jazz Avenger🎵 Kyoto Tachibana SHS band🎵
Well this was Rhein lucky concert. They had booked a small stage 2.000 Audience, but since Hive me Chocolate went viral and a Metallica Review pushed them much higher, they changed them to the Main stage, before the main Acts came. So most of these Fans didn't knew what these 3 girls wanted. But when they left the stage after 4 Songs they cried we want more. It was a high risk but they were lucky.
Dude you still are breaking tons of RUclips rules. I dont know them all but the band video cannot be more than 25% the size of the screen. Go research the rules or talk to other reactors that dont have your issues cuz nobody has a problem with this song but you.
Hi, dude. First time watching your videos. Don't take it the wrong way but you need to improve your time and technique. Remember, speed is not everything. Improve your listening and time and you are going to be very good. Also, don't oversaturate your tone to the point that the notes can barely be identified. Keep improving! 🎉
This was their very first time in the UK and their first major event outside of Japan - they were virtually unknown in the west before this. They had originally been booked to play a small side stage, but the video for 'Gimme Chocolate' had gone viral and they were attracting attention, so with just a couple of months notice they were moved to play on the main stage.
They were worried nobody would come to see them (they couldn't see the crowd from back stage) and were surprised to see over 50,000 people waiting when they walked on stage.
Very few of the people there had heard of them so they were all very puzzled to see 3 small Japanese girls in red tutus on stage at one of the biggest metal festivals.
They played 5 songs and the crowd were puzzled at first but as the show went on they got more and more involved so by the time they played IDZ (the last of their 5 songs) most of the crowd were enjoying the show and joining in ... I don't know if you heard at the end as they walked off stage the crowd were calling "We want more!" and "One more song!"
Ijime, Dame, Zettai translates as Bullying, No More, For Ever or Absolutely. It is an anti-bullying song so in the choreo Yui and Moa are fighting and bullying each other - until Su steps between them and threatens to kick them both in the head if they don't stop.
This performance pre-dates Lovebites by 2 years, the song was already 3 years old. No DragonForce in this one (but yes it is power/speed metal in the same vein) ... but if you really want to hear a song where DragonForce was involved (specifically Herman Li and Sam Totman) 'Road of Resistance' is what you're looking for (live in Japan - official is the one most often recommended ... that was from early 2015 and you shouldn't have to mess about with it).
That "Sweep picking deamon" on the left was Mikio "Ko-gami"(little god) Fujioka (R.I.P.) and was one of the lead guitarist from the original (east) Kami Band! Unfortunately, he took a fall from a high platform while Star Gazing on Dec. 30, 2017 and died on Jan. 5, 2018. Babymetal released a song called "Starlight" that many fans thought of as a Tribute to Mikio (since it was the first release after the accident and was because of the title), but the band never formally said as much...but they did use one of his Guitars, and Moa played it live during the opening for their song "Shine" (from their 3rd album) and this song is the one that Babymetal recognizes as the Tribute to Mikio. Both of these songs, as you might imagine, have a more somber timbre, but both are Fantastic songs!
More Babymetal Always!!
Put your Kitsune UP!
Outside Japan, he's known for the Kami Band. Within Japan, he's more known as a guitar educator. Hence his style of sweep picking is not uncommon there.
@@ericifune5543 Right. He would teach a class every year from 2015 until his death at the prestigious Musicians Institute of Tokyo. Man knew his instrument!
Put your Kitsune UP!!
They've just announced their first Europe & UK arena tour, hopefully bringing their stage show experience from Japan. Ends at the O2 in London - 20,000 capacity. Guess where I'm going ;)
I've just spoken to my brother about getting O2 London tickets pdq. 🤟
I sure hope they continue the Arena Tour in the US afterwards...
I am quite sure that hthey wont have crawlers orvthings like that, I think they will rent most of the Equipment in place, they sometimes have to switch places in one day, so these shows will be nearerbto their normal European Tours then tontheir huge japanese shows.
@@ksbrst2010 I hope you're wrong, there is precedent for grander staging with The Forum in LA. Of course they will use European crews for logistics and setup, but there is plenty of expertise in moving major complex set ups across Europe e.g. Taylor Swift, Pink, Coldplay etc. So we can still dream. Should be more than the more spartan theatre shows we have seen in the past, especially for the London show. In either case I'll still have a great night :)🦊
@@greasychip333 Don´t forget Wembley... they brought a stage like the one they used at Saitama Super Arena to Wembley (without the bridges, tho).
For the record: this song predates Lovebites by 5 years.
Yes, they are incredibly good even without the crazy stage setups, light and laser shows, pyro and everything they use on an indoor arena sized show.
Great to see you noticed that key change on the outro it's just brilliant.
That guitarist on the left you mentioned was Mikio Fujioka. He sadly passed away in early 2018 due to the injuries caused by a fall while stargazing. RIP Ko-gami.
Rest in peace wonderful guitarist Mikio Fujioka🎸
This is the video I saw that opened the floodgates to all the female led Asain music that has DOMINATED my listening over the past 2 1/2 years! This led me to my new favorite band, LOVEBITES! Babymetal is right there at the top for me as well, and I get to see them perform as headliner in 2 weeks!! HEDOBAN! HEDOBAN!! HEDOBAN!!!
First it's dark then light, then heavy, then bright...it's Babymetal. This was the first tour the girls had taken out of Japan and they were not widely known by the crowd of 55,000. But by the end of this song you can hear the crowd shouting for more! This was a pivotal show for Babymetal and it was the one that really let the girls know that their music would not only work outside of Japan. but it would crush!
Glad you liked it Shredder! SYNCOPATION live in Japan is well worth a look 👍🏼
My fav kami too - I loved their interaction and the raw feeling sound they produced - and of course no masks. Great reaction to a seminal BM performance.
Nice reaction! One of my favorite performances, and the best of this song in my opinion. This performance by Sonisphere legitimized them on the international stage.
Nice reaction! This "IDZ" performance is legendary in my opinion! I think BABYMETAL, KAMI-BAND and the UK crowd were fantastic!🦊🎸🇬🇧
Shredder! Same venue 2 years later they done “Karate” download 2016, The crowd went nuts for them! And the girls were still only 17/18! Babymetal with the amazing kami band are a force to be reckoned with right now! 🤘🏼
👍👍An EPIC and important performance for the band. The song has a great message. 🦊 🖖❤
Go Shred!! ✅
Go Packers ❌
DUUUUUHHHH BEEAAAAAAAAARS!! 🐻🤘🦊
This was 65,000 people Sonosphere 2014 , us UK metal heads are a bit hard to please, they played babymetal-death as the first song - with a sort of WTF from the audience but after 5 songs (this was the last) the crowd was shouting "more more". This was Babymetal's first major concert outside Japan and it was Babymetal that led the recognition of Japan for producing great metal bands, 5 years before the Hanabie, band-maid etc become known The shredding guitarist is Mikio (RIP) that died star gazing several year later and the "one" misses him (yes I know the western Kami band plays most of Babymetal shows now). The trilogy of lights is 3 songs in eulogy to this guitarist.
This concert won over a lot of non-Japanese fans, and Babymetal remember this concert as special to them being recognised outside of Japan and have mentioned the concert several times in interviews.
Always love this performance How to conquer 60.000 British metalheads 😁🤘🏼🦊🤘🏼
This was the performance that broke Babymetal out to the international community. They were initially slated to be on a side stage, however, after Gimmie Chocolate went viral and an effort by fans, they were bumped up to the main stage. As UK crowds are kind of notorious for being hostile, if they don't like you, they'll let you know. Online there was even talks about people going to their performance to throw things at them and to boo them off the stage as they didn't think Babymetal belonged there. However, after their 30 minute set, you can see that they completely won over the crowd. I also believe they ended up outselling bands like Metallica on their merch at the festival.
Just due to one of the comments you made and as I see it's not on the channel yet, you absolutely have to react to Road of Resistance Live in Japan.
Also as I see you haven't reacted to them yet and since they just did a collaboration with Babymetal, you should definitely check out Electric Callboy if you're not familiar with them. Which I would start off with either Hypa Hypa or We Got The Moves for them.
more like to "western community". i'm from Indonesia (south east asia), and in 2013 they visited my country to perform in an anime festival. south east asia countries have many japanese music fans since long time ago.
The historic test of Babymetal's live performance in the West! The risk they took was high. They won heroically. 🦊🦊🦊
This performance was a pivotal moment for Babymetal.
Another performance in an outside event that has good mixing and good camera work is their performance of "Karate Live at Download 2016".
Thankyou for serving👊🏽🫡 Babymetal’s first big show outside of Japan. The Kamis were among Japan’s best metal musicians. If Babymetal was an American band then the musicians would be the caliber of Steve Vai, and Joe Satriani..🦊🤘🏾
Another cool reaction Shredder, still the best intros on RUclips.
You have got all the good info about this important Babymetal performance below, Grington and C/o have hooked you up with all you need to know about this performance
And hell yes, you definitely have to see them live. I saw them in a smaller venue here in Australia (3,000 people) in June 2023 and they were truly better live than on their studio albums, I had heard people say that, but I wasn't ready for it, however, it is true. I am also off to see them again in March 2025 when they have been named on the bill for the Knotfest Australia festivals. I reckon you are right; festivals are good because you get a lot of bands for a reasonable price. I just paid around AUD$300 (about USD$200) a ticket to see Slipknot, A Day to Remember, Babymetal, Polaris and Slaughter to Prevail, as well as eight other good bands, it's actually a really good lineup. With Babymetal only having two bands above them on the bill, I reckon we will get about 40ish minutes from Babymetal's performance, then ADtR and Slipknot to finish. To be honest, I think I would be happy to pay $300 to see the last three bands alone. Anyway, I am counting the sleeps untill then.
Shredder, keep the good stuff coming.
That is going to be an epic show! Ive always wanted to see Slipknot too!
Thanks for the kind words! I have seen Slaughter to Prevail open up for Five Finger Death Punch, theyre good!
If you are interested more in the band, check out a vid called "BM Kami Band playing Instrumental song" or "Takayoshi Ohmura - High Works (live)" you can see them without face paint or masks showing what they are capable of. Its just 2 examples of many more
*Kari Band
@@AxeSwipe2011 Nah bro i mean the video is called "bm Kami band playing instrumental song", Kari band is another project of them and i think only Mikio, Boh and Yuya were part of it.
@@KrPa9781 Ah, I.C.
@@AxeSwipe2011 np bro, have a good one
Great reaction! You didn´t expect that heavy opening? Hey, it´s BABYMETAL. Expect the unexpected 🤣 This performance is SO iconic. Three little Japanese girls and their fabulous Kami Band (East) make 50+k UK metalheads falling in love with them. Outstanding!
⚡ 💀 💕 / 🚫
DragonForce isn't a bad call, although they weren't involved with this song.
Herman Li and Sam Totman provided guitar tracks for the studio version of 'Road of Resistance'.
Lovebites didn't form as a band until two years after this performance. : )
There is an alternate "Nemesis" version of 'Ijime, Dame, Zettai', found on limited editions of the single.
It features guitars recorded by former Arch Enemy guitarist Christopher Amott.
Arch Enemy's 'Doomsday Machine' is one of BABYMETAL producer Koba's favorite albums.
Surprised you had to do anything to this video. I've seen it reacted to a hundred times and never any copyright issues. Strange.
Maybe the channel is monetized? Not sure if it is, but if so, that may be the reason.
Leda Cygnus and Mikio Fujioka on guitars is legend bro.
ありがとうございます🤘🦊♪
Babymetal doing the unexpected, it just expected. 🙂
🤘🦊🤘
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BM KAMI Band playing Instrumental song.
Koba, the manager of BABYMETAL writing this song on a computer with an other legend of the Japanese music scene:
Koba: Give me a minute.
(a coffee and 20 minutes later)
Legend: Okay let me hear it (listens to it) Holy Shitake, is that even humanly possible to play this live?
Koba: No, humanly not... That's why we are hiring the Kami band...
Point is, the Kamis are no posers. Mikio Fujioka was a hired gun but he had a very strong influence on the style and the sound of the band. He was also known as a jazz guitarist, he did not play the guitar, he played with it.
I just got done watching a Babymetal reaction from a guy in a Vikings hat. Now I'll watch one from a guy in a Packers hat. Being from Minneapolis, that is not unusual at all. 😆
Great Reaction 🦊
Great reaction...
Dancing with a stinky face, so funny😸
Did you catch the crowd chanting "We want more, we want more...!" as Babymetal were walking off stage?
The vast majority of this crowd have never heard of this band and they got turned into immediate fans.
When it come to this performance, calling it a legendary performance isn't hyporbole in this case, it's an accurate description.
If you're new to the modern J-rock/metal scene, you would swear that Band-Maid, Lovebites, Hanabie or Nemophila (all great bands) were established before Babymetal, and Babymetal are the new kids on the block, but Babymetal are the earliest (almost 14 years). It's still a crazy concept to think of Babymetal as the grandmas of the female J-rock/metal scene, but they are. Which act will last the longest though, we will have to see.
My request? anything that someone else requested by Babymetal lol.
You still have alot of Babymetal songs that i would put in their top 10 all time from them that you haven't gotten to yet.
Cant wait until you react BMTH Kingslayer ft Babymetal live in Tokyo
Youd probably also like Maya live at pia arena since its one of their heavier songs
Its apparently an anti bullying song, but really Its them saying "come at me bruh" 😂
Thats a way to look at it! Lol
Yoi got to check out Aldious Dominator live Radiant A at O East....
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Road of resistance live in japan
🔥Please react to these band🔥
Babymetal🎸X Japan🎸
Lovebites🎸Unlucky Morpheus🎸
Wagakki band🎸Dragon Force🎸
Crossfaith,🎸Sokoninaru🎸
Asterism🎸Versailes🎸Galneryus🎸
Gacharic Spin🎸Deviloof🎸Jiluka🎸
Mana Diagram🎸Dih🎸Bridear🎸
Ichika Nito🎸Daisuke Kurosawa🎸
Imperial Circus Dead Decadence🎸
D_drive🎸Koiai🎸Hagane🎸
Ling Tosite Sigure🎸
🎸If possible react to their live performance or play through 🎸
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Please react to these drummers
Shuhei Kamada🥁Senri Kawaguchi🥁
Anthony Barone🥁Tatsuya Amano🥁
Junna🥁Kanade Sato🥁Zyean🥁
🥁If possible react to their live performance or play through 🥁
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The Jazz Avenger🎵
Kyoto Tachibana SHS band🎵
You do some strange math. This was more than 10 years ago not 9. 😊
Lol yeah, i was going off of what the video said
Well this was Rhein lucky concert. They had booked a small stage 2.000 Audience, but since Hive me Chocolate went viral and a Metallica Review pushed them much higher, they changed them to the Main stage, before the main Acts came. So most of these Fans didn't knew what these 3 girls wanted. But when they left the stage after 4 Songs they cried we want more. It was a high risk but they were lucky.
Nice!
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Dude you still are breaking tons of RUclips rules. I dont know them all but the band video cannot be more than 25% the size of the screen. Go research the rules or talk to other reactors that dont have your issues cuz nobody has a problem with this song but you.
Hi, dude. First time watching your videos. Don't take it the wrong way but you need to improve your time and technique. Remember, speed is not everything. Improve your listening and time and you are going to be very good. Also, don't oversaturate your tone to the point that the notes can barely be identified. Keep improving! 🎉