5M+ views and still growing non stop.🚀 They already RATATATA everyone last weekend at FOX_FEST Festival in Japan with this killer track and song of the year.🦊🤘🐭 Next suggestion: - METALI!! feat. Tom Morello official MV or better yet official live. Keep enjoying more BM songs and see you next time.
Good reaction.🤘This is a great collaboration (it is a straight 50/50 split even though it is more of an Electric Callboy style song) by two great bands. You will have real fun discovering both of them. BABYMETAL are like nothing you will have seen or heard before. They pioneered their very own new sub-genre and they don't do things the same way as anybody else. They started as a fusion of Metal with J-Pop hooks, melodies and aesthetics ... including introducing choreographed dance to Metal, but not dance as you may know it from other acts who use dance to fill the stage or to give you something to watch to take your mind of bland music. BABYMETAL's choreo serves two very real purposes - it is bespoke for every song relating to and helping to interpret the meaning of the song or a lyric (very handy for those of us who don't speak Japanese). More importantly it is designed to involve and include the crowd. It lets the crowd know when to jump, pump their fists, chant, shout, sing along or whatever else There is nobody with better crowd control than BABYMETAL and it is one of the reasons they are right up among (or above) the very best live acts on the planet right now. On top of that is lead vocalist Su-metal's versatility and stage presence. The whole concept was formed around her and her powerful vocals and her ability to convey every sort of emotion. They have about 70 songs now, each one different to the last. Some are good hard metal (virtually every sub-genre of metal - they refuse to be pigeonholed or stuck in an imaginary box doing the same sort of thing over and over like most bands), some lean towards their J-Pop roots and they do everything in between, but they will also mix and blend so many more musical styles and genres with the metal.
Check out more Electric Callboy like Hypa Hypa, Pump It, We Got The Moves, Every Time We Touch, Spaceman and Tekkno Train they will become your new favorite band
Nice reaction. Welcome to the foxhole. Babymetal and from what I've been told both started around 2010. Make you think Hmm. How did it take this long for this to happen. Well one of them is from Germany and the other is from Japan. not exactly neighbors. But apparently Babymetal went to see Electric Callboy perform and that got the ball rolling on this. Next for another surprise by Babymetal check them out with their own band. Known as the Kamiband. Watch "Yava" with intro. And then BMC so you can see just how diverse Babymetal is. The foxhole is deep and full of surprises.
Buena reacción El k-pop es Coreano, ellas son japonesas, y ellos Alemanes Babymetal són Kawaii-metal (kawaii se traduce como tierno o lindo), te estás metiendo en el mejor abismo, te esperamos en el FOXHOLE
Nice reaction. Always a pleasure to find new Electric Callboy reactors. I hope you consider reacting to more Electric Callboy songs. 😄🙃 I made it my little 'mission' to ease new reactors into the lore of EC a bit. So, if you want to take a look at what EC have done so far, you will have to catch up to 14 years of band history. If you want a short synopsis of their career, here are some of the bullet points (centering more around the bands background): [‼Attention: Wall of text/Info dump ahead‼] 💖The band was founded in 2010 as Eskimo Callboy by six guys from Castrop-Rauxel a former coal mining city in the eastern part of the Ruhr Area within the state of North Rhine-Westphalia in Germany 💙Name change in 2022 to Electric Callboy - they explain the reasons in two videos on their RUclips page. 💛In 2020 their singer Sebastian 'Sushi' Biesler left the band to found his new project 'Ghostkid' and was replaced by Nico Sallach a longtime friend of the band whose own Band (To The Rats And Wolfs) was newly disbanded at the time. 💜The introduction single for Nico 'Hypa Hypa' was also the international breakthrough for the band. Since then they had headline tours in Europe, USA (sold out) and Australia (sold out). Electric Callboy in its current manifestation is an absolute LIVE-Band! They truly shine on the stage - give it a try and watch a live concert. Like this one from 2022, they played in a relatively small venue, a mix of old (Sushi) and new (Nico) Songs: ruclips.net/video/5BPCHuHZuqc/видео.html Live footage of Sushi-era EC is way rarer, because… well, let's put it diplomatically: sometimes his signature intensity was a bit much and tampered with the live quality. ❤They never stuck to one genre and were counted as Metalcore, Trancecore, Post-Hardcore, Electronic Rock… and recently the internet dubbed them Partycore. They combine metal/metalcore with influences from EDM/Techno, Pop and frankly nearly every imaginable genre of music. The general sound changed somewhat with the joining of Nico, as his clean rock, almost pop-sounding voice is distinctly different to Sushi's emo/punk-rock voice. With Sushi EC sounded rougher and a little harder in general, but I think this sound isn't lost. If you listen to the new songs in a live setting, it will be evident that even the songs of Tekkno sound way harder if the guys play them live on stage - prime example would be Spaceman. The guys always said they would make music which suites their personal mood at the time of writing and since 2020 and the pandemic and all the restriction that came with it, they made mainly fun/comedic music as a kind of therapy for them and their audience. Nevertheless, their catalog includes some really divers sounds; the funny ones are easy to find and most commenters or a quick YT search will suggest them anyways, so I will list some of the more serious songs for you in no particular, definitely not complete order: 🔹My Own Summer 🔹Best Day ft. Sido 🔹Back in the Bizz 🔹Crystals (the only Song I really like better with Sushi's Voice) 🔹Rehab 🔹VIP 🔹The Scene ft. Fronz 🔹Shallows (also a good Sushi-Song) 🔹Supernova 🔹Made by America 🔹Hate/Love 🔹Prism 🔹Mindreader 🔹Parasite 🔹Neon Generally speaking, you can't go wrong with any EC song, there are very few that aren’t killer and non that are bad. Greetings from Germany 🤘🔥🖖 Some additional Information _The current members are:_ ▪ Kevin Ratajczak: shouter, text writer, supporting clean vocals/harmonies, keyboards/synthesizers, producer (2010- present) - and yes big guy, 6'4" ▪ Nico Sallach: clean vocals, text writer, supporting shouter (2020-present) - he is 5'7" ▪ Daniel 'Danskimo' Haniß: lead guitar, composer, producer (2010-present) ▪ Pascal Schillo: rhythm guitar, backing vocals, arrangement, videography (2010-present) ▪ Daniel Klossek: bass guitar, backing vocals (2010-present) ▪ David(-Karl) Friedrich: drums (2012-present) _Past members:_ ▪ Sebstian 'Sushi' Biesler: clean vocals, first shouter, text writer (2010-2020; left after let's say 'creative differences' to pursue his solo carrier with his new project 'Ghostkid') ▪ Michael 'Micha' Malitzki: drums (2010-2012; left because of personal reasons; he subbed in 2022 for the band as David Friedrich was absent and on a humanitarian mission on the Polish-Ukrainian border) They have six studio albums: 🔹Bury Me in Vegas (2012) 🔹We Are the Mess (2014) 🔹Crystals (2015) 🔹The Scene (2017) 🔹Rehab (2019) 🔹Tekkno (2022) 🔹and start of 2024 they announced that the work on a new album has officially started two EPs: 🔹Eskimo Callboy (2010) 🔹MMXX (2020) and two live albums: 🔹The Scene - Live in Cologne (2018) 🔹HYPA HYPA Tour - Live in Ludwigsburg 2022 (2023) one stand-alone single: 🔹Everytime We Touch (TEKKNO Version) (2023) 🎶 If you want the deep deep-dive into EC-world I would recommend the 'Making of…'-videos and the Tour Vlogs on their own YT channel or on TankTheTech's channel. Tank is a professional roadie, who turned reactor during the pandemic. He contacted the band for some interviews and they became friends, it grew to the point that he was their tour manager on the North America tour last year and since this year is their assistant TM globally… 🚩 Links to a host of EC-related RUclips videos can be found on my channel, there are some playlists which will shorten the search (hopefully).
Well at the moment it passed 13 Million visitors within a month, so it should be on schedule. And the Gu Fu and Bun Bun from the J-Pop Karaoke seem to work. And it is obvious that not so maby people realized that the Growls at the End are shared between Momo and Kevin..
Here some info about Electric Callboy: They are a German Metalcore band formed in 2010 under the name "Eskimo Callboy" who take themselves not too serious and tend to create hilarious videos for their songs. After they learned that the word "Eskimo" can be seen as a derogatory name for Inuit and Yupik people of the Arctic they changed their name by replacing "Eskimo" with "Electric". The videos are almost all produced by the Schillo brothers (Pascal Schillo (Guitarist of the band) and his brother Oliver Schillo who own a video production company). Most of their songs are about partying and having a good time, but they have some more serious stuff in their catalogue also. They blend Metalcore with EDM, Techno, Pop and sometimes even Rap music which lead to their very unique style that is called "Partycore". There are two main vocalists in the band: Nico Sallach (clean vocals) and Kevin Ratajczak (harsh vocals) but both can do both vocal styles and back each other up if needed. Nico is a bit better with the cleans and Kevins harsh vocals are a bit better than Nicos. If you'd like to check them out I would recommend "Hypa Hypa" ,"We got the Moves", "Pump it", "Spaceman" or "Tekkno Train". For the more serious songs it would be "Hate/Love", "Parasite" or "Mindreader" .
For BABYMETAL, I would first suggest the Metali (Official Live Music Video), and then recent live performances of their songs Road of Resistance, and Monochrome from their PIA Arena 2023 concerts. Metali: ruclips.net/video/RIgjfGHgwDc/видео.html Road of Resistance: ruclips.net/video/4XYMvGJy1JI/видео.html Monochrome: ruclips.net/video/8pvxCzhBsTM/видео.html Playlist of recent performances: ruclips.net/p/PL7Y918oJxXaYGAlhN3DLd5AAoye11F3o4
Kpop stands for Korean pop and all those bands are Japanese and have zero to do with Kpop just seeing Asians making music and putting them all under Kpop is just ignorant.
5M+ views and still growing non stop.🚀
They already RATATATA everyone last weekend at FOX_FEST Festival in Japan with this killer track and song of the year.🦊🤘🐭
Next suggestion:
- METALI!! feat. Tom Morello official MV or better yet official live.
Keep enjoying more BM songs and see you next time.
🐭💖🐹
Good reaction.🤘This is a great collaboration (it is a straight 50/50 split even though it is more of an Electric Callboy style song) by two great bands. You will have real fun discovering both of them.
BABYMETAL are like nothing you will have seen or heard before. They pioneered their very own new sub-genre and they don't do things the same way as anybody else.
They started as a fusion of Metal with J-Pop hooks, melodies and aesthetics ... including introducing choreographed dance to Metal, but not dance as you may know it from other acts who use dance to fill the stage or to give you something to watch to take your mind of bland music.
BABYMETAL's choreo serves two very real purposes - it is bespoke for every song relating to and helping to interpret the meaning of the song or a lyric (very handy for those of us who don't speak Japanese).
More importantly it is designed to involve and include the crowd. It lets the crowd know when to jump, pump their fists, chant, shout, sing along or whatever else There is nobody with better crowd control than BABYMETAL and it is one of the reasons they are right up among (or above) the very best live acts on the planet right now.
On top of that is lead vocalist Su-metal's versatility and stage presence. The whole concept was formed around her and her powerful vocals and her ability to convey every sort of emotion.
They have about 70 songs now, each one different to the last. Some are good hard metal (virtually every sub-genre of metal - they refuse to be pigeonholed or stuck in an imaginary box doing the same sort of thing over and over like most bands), some lean towards their J-Pop roots and they do everything in between, but they will also mix and blend so many more musical styles and genres with the metal.
7M and counting. I think their chances of the Summer Hit 2024 rises.
Check out more Electric Callboy like Hypa Hypa, Pump It, We Got The Moves, Every Time We Touch, Spaceman and Tekkno Train they will become your new favorite band
A wonderful way for you to be inspired to explore both bands. 😀
An awesomely awesome performance. These two amazing bands always deliver 🔥🔥🔥 and 😁😁😁 Great reaction.🦊 🖖❤
Nice reaction. Welcome to the foxhole. Babymetal and from what I've been told both started around 2010. Make you think Hmm. How did it take this long for this to happen. Well one of them is from Germany and the other is from Japan. not exactly neighbors. But apparently Babymetal went to see Electric Callboy perform and that got the ball rolling on this. Next for another surprise by Babymetal check them out with their own band. Known as the Kamiband. Watch "Yava" with intro. And then BMC so you can see just how diverse Babymetal is. The foxhole is deep and full of surprises.
Electric "Schillobros" Callboy rock da house!
Welcome to BABYMETAL🤘🦊♪
Buena reacción
El k-pop es Coreano, ellas son japonesas, y ellos Alemanes
Babymetal són Kawaii-metal (kawaii se traduce como tierno o lindo), te estás metiendo en el mejor abismo, te esperamos en el FOXHOLE
Babymetal Catch Me if You Can with Kami Band intro, Karate music video
nice reaction!🦊🔥
This is the correct response to this summer party song👊🏽⚡️🤘🏾🦊
K pop? Really? Lovebites? Cmon man...
日本🇯🇵とドイツ🇩🇪👍
K?❌
Thanks for the reaction. It's a fun song.
Nice reaction. Always a pleasure to find new Electric Callboy reactors. I hope you consider reacting to more Electric Callboy songs. 😄🙃
I made it my little 'mission' to ease new reactors into the lore of EC a bit. So, if you want to take a look at what EC have done so far, you will have to catch up to 14 years of band history. If you want a short synopsis of their career, here are some of the bullet points (centering more around the bands background): [‼Attention: Wall of text/Info dump ahead‼]
💖The band was founded in 2010 as Eskimo Callboy by six guys from Castrop-Rauxel a former coal mining city in the eastern part of the Ruhr Area within the state of North Rhine-Westphalia in Germany
💙Name change in 2022 to Electric Callboy - they explain the reasons in two videos on their RUclips page.
💛In 2020 their singer Sebastian 'Sushi' Biesler left the band to found his new project 'Ghostkid' and was replaced by Nico Sallach a longtime friend of the band whose own Band (To The Rats And Wolfs) was newly disbanded at the time.
💜The introduction single for Nico 'Hypa Hypa' was also the international breakthrough for the band. Since then they had headline tours in Europe, USA (sold out) and Australia (sold out). Electric Callboy in its current manifestation is an absolute LIVE-Band! They truly shine on the stage - give it a try and watch a live concert. Like this one from 2022, they played in a relatively small venue, a mix of old (Sushi) and new (Nico) Songs: ruclips.net/video/5BPCHuHZuqc/видео.html Live footage of Sushi-era EC is way rarer, because… well, let's put it diplomatically: sometimes his signature intensity was a bit much and tampered with the live quality.
❤They never stuck to one genre and were counted as Metalcore, Trancecore, Post-Hardcore, Electronic Rock… and recently the internet dubbed them Partycore. They combine metal/metalcore with influences from EDM/Techno, Pop and frankly nearly every imaginable genre of music. The general sound changed somewhat with the joining of Nico, as his clean rock, almost pop-sounding voice is distinctly different to Sushi's emo/punk-rock voice. With Sushi EC sounded rougher and a little harder in general, but I think this sound isn't lost. If you listen to the new songs in a live setting, it will be evident that even the songs of Tekkno sound way harder if the guys play them live on stage - prime example would be Spaceman.
The guys always said they would make music which suites their personal mood at the time of writing and since 2020 and the pandemic and all the restriction that came with it, they made mainly fun/comedic music as a kind of therapy for them and their audience. Nevertheless, their catalog includes some really divers sounds; the funny ones are easy to find and most commenters or a quick YT search will suggest them anyways, so I will list some of the more serious songs for you in no particular, definitely not complete order:
🔹My Own Summer 🔹Best Day ft. Sido 🔹Back in the Bizz 🔹Crystals (the only Song I really like better with Sushi's Voice) 🔹Rehab 🔹VIP 🔹The Scene ft. Fronz 🔹Shallows (also a good Sushi-Song) 🔹Supernova 🔹Made by America 🔹Hate/Love 🔹Prism 🔹Mindreader 🔹Parasite 🔹Neon
Generally speaking, you can't go wrong with any EC song, there are very few that aren’t killer and non that are bad.
Greetings from Germany 🤘🔥🖖
Some additional Information
_The current members are:_
▪ Kevin Ratajczak: shouter, text writer, supporting clean vocals/harmonies, keyboards/synthesizers, producer (2010- present) - and yes big guy, 6'4"
▪ Nico Sallach: clean vocals, text writer, supporting shouter (2020-present) - he is 5'7"
▪ Daniel 'Danskimo' Haniß: lead guitar, composer, producer (2010-present)
▪ Pascal Schillo: rhythm guitar, backing vocals, arrangement, videography (2010-present)
▪ Daniel Klossek: bass guitar, backing vocals (2010-present)
▪ David(-Karl) Friedrich: drums (2012-present)
_Past members:_
▪ Sebstian 'Sushi' Biesler: clean vocals, first shouter, text writer (2010-2020; left after let's say 'creative differences' to pursue his solo carrier with his new project 'Ghostkid')
▪ Michael 'Micha' Malitzki: drums (2010-2012; left because of personal reasons; he subbed in 2022 for the band as David Friedrich was absent and on a humanitarian mission on the Polish-Ukrainian border)
They have six studio albums: 🔹Bury Me in Vegas (2012) 🔹We Are the Mess (2014) 🔹Crystals (2015) 🔹The Scene (2017) 🔹Rehab (2019) 🔹Tekkno (2022) 🔹and start of 2024 they announced that the work on a new album has officially started
two EPs: 🔹Eskimo Callboy (2010) 🔹MMXX (2020)
and two live albums: 🔹The Scene - Live in Cologne (2018) 🔹HYPA HYPA Tour - Live in Ludwigsburg 2022 (2023)
one stand-alone single: 🔹Everytime We Touch (TEKKNO Version) (2023)
🎶 If you want the deep deep-dive into EC-world I would recommend the 'Making of…'-videos and the Tour Vlogs on their own YT channel or on TankTheTech's channel. Tank is a professional roadie, who turned reactor during the pandemic. He contacted the band for some interviews and they became friends, it grew to the point that he was their tour manager on the North America tour last year and since this year is their assistant TM globally…
🚩 Links to a host of EC-related RUclips videos can be found on my channel, there are some playlists which will shorten the search (hopefully).
Well at the moment it passed 13 Million visitors within a month, so it should be on schedule. And the Gu Fu and Bun Bun from the J-Pop Karaoke seem to work. And it is obvious that not so maby people realized that the Growls at the End are shared between Momo and Kevin..
Thank you for noticing the details and showing support for the video's success!
BABYMETA〜a〜a〜a〜L〜🔥 🇯🇵(JAPAN) 🇩🇪(Germany) 🦊🤘🦊🤘㊗
ベビーメタル
バンドメイド
ラブビッツ
その他、本物は日本の歌手達です。😁😋👍🇯🇵
Here some info about Electric Callboy: They are a German Metalcore band formed in 2010 under the name "Eskimo Callboy" who take themselves not too serious and tend to create hilarious videos for their songs. After they learned that the word "Eskimo" can be seen as a derogatory name for Inuit and Yupik people of the Arctic they changed their name by replacing "Eskimo" with "Electric". The videos are almost all produced by the Schillo brothers (Pascal Schillo (Guitarist of the band) and his brother Oliver Schillo who own a video production company). Most of their songs are about partying and having a good time, but they have some more serious stuff in their catalogue also. They blend Metalcore with EDM, Techno, Pop and sometimes even Rap music which lead to their very unique style that is called "Partycore". There are two main vocalists in the band: Nico Sallach (clean vocals) and Kevin Ratajczak (harsh vocals) but both can do both vocal styles and back each other up if needed. Nico is a bit better with the cleans and Kevins harsh vocals are a bit better than Nicos. If you'd like to check them out I would recommend "Hypa Hypa" ,"We got the Moves", "Pump it", "Spaceman" or "Tekkno Train". For the more serious songs it would be "Hate/Love", "Parasite" or "Mindreader" .
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For BABYMETAL, I would first suggest the Metali (Official Live Music Video), and then recent live performances of their songs Road of Resistance, and Monochrome from their PIA Arena 2023 concerts.
Metali: ruclips.net/video/RIgjfGHgwDc/видео.html
Road of Resistance: ruclips.net/video/4XYMvGJy1JI/видео.html
Monochrome: ruclips.net/video/8pvxCzhBsTM/видео.html
Playlist of recent performances: ruclips.net/p/PL7Y918oJxXaYGAlhN3DLd5AAoye11F3o4
Kpop stands for Korean pop and all those bands are Japanese and have zero to do with Kpop just seeing Asians making music and putting them all under Kpop is just ignorant.
Appreciate the reaction but it is pretty offensive to Asian people to label everything K-pop.
K-pop?!