Good morning guys (it's morning in LA as I write this), I'm with you both but my feeling is more of a proud grandpa vibe. I fell down this rabbit hole prior to the pandemic and I've enjoyed every second of their journey. They've grown tremendously from day one and their personalities are funny and adorable. One of my bucket list items is to see them live, and another one is to meet them someday and chat with them for a bit, like an informal interview. Thanks for your reaction and for your suport. You're both true Monstiez. Bob from LA
This performance absolutely kills it! It’s so freaking cool the J-line rappers can do it in their native language!! Great reaction gentlemen 😃 ❤❤❤-❤-❤❤❤
Hey Guys, ... Just so you know, this is the "Japanese version" of Batter Up. Ruka and ASA rapped in Japanese....I think Ahyeon and Pharita might have had a few Japanese lines too....not sure about the others but they might have had a line of two in Japanese. But the screaming excitement that you noticed, during Ruka and Asa's parts was the surprise that they were Rapping in their home language, Japanese. Hometown feel to a great performance. 🎉 Anyway, nice reaction...take care from 🇨🇦🤟😜
I think that the audio was from the second time that they performed it since the first time Asa has made a mistake and actually did the rap in Korean.But that shows how professional they are since not too much people noticed and they just kept continuing to perform like they normally do live.
I’m pretty sure all non-English lines that were in Korean are in Japanese in this version, for all 7 members. It makes a fire song sound different and fantastic!
@@bcf3218 There is one performance that Asa made the mistake. I was watching one of the fan cams and was listening. Ruka did her part in Japanese and then Asa's part was in Korean and you can see her stop her flow and then just continued. I recognized that the lyrics were in Korean but it was played off so smoothly that most people didn't notice. Someone even has a short out there showing the mistake.
@@JamesKaneshiroDesignSamurai , right. Thanks. I actually saw that version, or that part, I forgot all about it. So cute ‘cause her being Japanese and all and forgetting to sing that part in in native tongue 👍😂
Good morning guys (it's morning in LA as I write this), I'm with you both but my feeling is more of a proud grandpa vibe. I fell down this rabbit hole prior to the pandemic and I've enjoyed every second of their journey. They've grown tremendously from day one and their personalities are funny and adorable. One of my bucket list items is to see them live, and another one is to meet them someday and chat with them for a bit, like an informal interview. Thanks for your reaction and for your suport. You're both true Monstiez. Bob from LA
This performance absolutely kills it! It’s so freaking cool the J-line rappers can do it in their native language!! Great reaction gentlemen 😃
❤❤❤-❤-❤❤❤
Hey Guys, ... Just so you know, this is the "Japanese version" of Batter Up. Ruka and ASA rapped in Japanese....I think Ahyeon and Pharita might have had a few Japanese lines too....not sure about the others but they might have had a line of two in Japanese. But the screaming excitement that you noticed, during Ruka and Asa's parts was the surprise that they were Rapping in their home language, Japanese. Hometown feel to a great performance. 🎉
Anyway, nice reaction...take care from 🇨🇦🤟😜
I think that the audio was from the second time that they performed it since the first time Asa has made a mistake and actually did the rap in Korean.But that shows how professional they are since not too much people noticed and they just kept continuing to perform like they normally do live.
I’m pretty sure all non-English lines that were in Korean are in Japanese in this version, for all 7 members. It makes a fire song sound different and fantastic!
@@bcf3218 There is one performance that Asa made the mistake. I was watching one of the fan cams and was listening. Ruka did her part in Japanese and then Asa's part was in Korean and you can see her stop her flow and then just continued. I recognized that the lyrics were in Korean but it was played off so smoothly that most people didn't notice. Someone even has a short out there showing the mistake.
@@JamesKaneshiroDesignSamurai , right. Thanks. I actually saw that version, or that part, I forgot all about it. So cute ‘cause her being Japanese and all and forgetting to sing that part in in native tongue 👍😂
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