So, this song is about the guitarist (who is also the main songwriter for the band) getting bullied in school for being overweight, and the anger and pain he has carried with him because of it.
Yes, they did the Death Note 2nd Opening and Ending ('What's Up People' and 'Zetsubo Billy'). MTH are certainly a trip, you never know what is coming next, and I love it. Going to see them in London next week:-)
They also did F, which inspired Resurrection of F, which is why it's in the film. Because it was a single in 2008 and the album came out in 2013 and the film was 2015.
Not only did MTH do one of the openings and endings for the Death Note anime, but they also did ending 3 for Chainsaw Man and it's well worth a watch. Thanks for the react and I'm glad you liked it ✌️
So, funny that you mention Death Note. These folks did Zetsubou Billy, one of the Death Note ending songs (The 2nd ED if I remember right). Maximum the Hormone are always a hell of a trip.
Ditto, up there with my favorite bands in general. Very unapologetically "them" and I respect the shit out of them for it. Really helped me feel comfortable in my own skin growing up, which probably would make them happy considering the message behind this song lol
thats the only reason why i even like death note not because of the show, its ight, but honestly maximum the hormone, a band i've known about before the anime, became even more huge due to it. Im so happy more and more western people are noticing such an amazing band.
@@averagecat5968 I was surprised at first, just how much I loved the music I was hearing, even if I didn't know the words so I've found several bands now that way. This one shot to the top of the list pretty fast tho, lol.
YES! I love this band. I'm flying to Spain (from Ireland) to see them this Monday. This song you kinda get an hint on how diverse they can be, but a lot of their songs are a journey though genres
You guys are lucky as hell to MTH in Europe. USA got lucky to get Band Maid and Nemophila. But dammit there are too many great Japanese bands we all need to get a chance to see.
Absolutely love this band and this reaction. I think this may be one of their most beginner friendly songs. They do a lot of genre and tempo flipping in all of their songs, and the result is always some really compelling chaos. As for translations, I won't post a full translation (it wouldn't do much good anyway. Their Japanese is pretty broken when they sing) but I can get you most of the way there. Nao (the drummer) opens by singing about the start of 2nd year in middle school. She's describing the guitarist (who is her brother in real life) and his struggles to connect, while he treats a manga magazine as a sort of bible. Her brother does his kind of rap part, where he describes the feeling of standing on a scale that starts at 100 grams, then loops back on itself to indicate 1100grams, then loops again. The pain of being bullied because in the end who can even say how many times it went around? Then a good portion of the song is dedicated to anger. The things he wants to do to those who hurt him. The part at the end where it gets anthem-ey is the process of accepting, the resolution to use music as an outlet, and the hope that this song will be the last time he has to think or talk about it. Kinda. Most of their lyrics aren't full sentences. They kinda paint conceptual pictures with words.
Once you start listening to Japanese music, the language barrier disappears, it no longer matters. You can feel the emotions, the message is clearer...you don't need to understand Japanese to love the music. I've been listening to Japanese music since 2012, almost the the exclusion of any other. If you get a chance to see a band live, I highly recommend it. All you need is to ask, and people will recommend bands left and right.
@@cookiemobers5650 I feel the exact same way. I stumbled upon "Aruiteru" by Morning Musume back in 2010, no idea how. That song was extremely catchy and it has been in my playlists since. Then in like 2020 I came across "PA PA YA" by Babymetal. Got hooked on them right off the bat. Found quite a few bands since. A coworker mentioned them to me after hearing me play some Babymetal at work. Been hooked on MTH since.
i feel u i was a rammsein fan in highschool and listened to alot of european metal bands that didnt sing in english and now i listen to alot of japanese music
@@christiancorona2162 MTH is high on my list of bands to see. In December, I'll be making my 5th trip to Japan to see Dir en grey for the 9th time, also seeing the in April in LA. There might be a trip in between.
Love the fact that you are doing an "alternative" sets. I will subscribe just because I want to see you react to things I know and new things you might bring to me. Great job!
What up Dave! The t-shirt that you were looking at, "Agoraphobic Nosebleed," is a grindcore band from Massachusetts that uses a drum machine for extra ridiculousness. I actually got into them because I did the same thing you did in this video and went to look them up. Love your channel dude!
Yassss, thank you so much for the effort Reaction king! They did infact do what’s up people and zetsoubo. Billy the deathnote openers and closers also she’s the drummer and she also sings and the singer plays drums in older songs! I love this band
@@whatitdodave season 2 all day yup :) they used To have easier to follow videos but I think maybe they left a label Or changed labels so translation is really hard to find but theyre amazingly talented and I’m Glad You enjoyed it
I love the band, but when I've uploaded all their official music videos with just english sub added on YT, I got half a year ban from uploading anything, so there you go, no subs for foreigners. By the way lyrics to this song are absolutely epic.
Not me watching this late and hearing you say "this sounds like it would be an intro to DeathNote" and me excitedly shouting at my screen "BECAUSE THEYRE THE ONES THAT DID THE SONGS FOR DEATHNOTE" lmao
They DID do death note. "Whats up People" and "Zetoubo Billy" are the songs you wanna try next. You will instantly recognize them if you watched the anime.
These guys are the reason Frieza is back in Dragon Ball super. Toriama loved their song F that much. It was basically drawing a connection between the fictional dictator's namekian genocide and China's treatment of Tibet.
This band kicks ours in our county in terms of mixing genres. It's like a melt of things thier progression is so far unmatched I just wish I could understand Japanese
if you like mixing of styles i recommend you check out the band skindred (reggea metal) and Diablo Swing Orchestra (opera, swing, metal and a bunch of other stuff)
As much as i love Maximum the Hormone, if you want true "Chaos" i suggest Dir en Grey - Agitated Screams of Maggots. I used to listen to it after school, cause funny enough i find calm in chaos haha. Due warning, you might not wanna film it!
That’s Impressive Tho, You understand everything in the Video but as I was Saying Songs Makes You Always Calm and Sane Which Means You’re Not gonna be Angry Or Crazy Because Songs Not Just Making You Comfortable But Calm So That’s What I was Think But You Know What We All Know That You Aren’t Angry and You’d Never Been Angry Or Crazy Before and If You Don’t Know What I’m Talking About, please Just Understand, Songs Makes You Always Calm and Happy Because You Love Songs So With That Being Said That You’re Still Calm and Sane Dave! That’s All I Know In My Opinion! Thanks For The Love Of God That You Listen To a Reaction To a Song Dave, and By The Way You’re Still The Man and The Best 👍💪❤️💕
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"..this is a metal band right? Sounds very poppish."
Perfect timing LOL
Lol reminds me when I showed my friend,he said he almost turned it off cause he thought it was a love/romantic song then he rocked out lol
So, this song is about the guitarist (who is also the main songwriter for the band) getting bullied in school for being overweight, and the anger and pain he has carried with him because of it.
Yes, they did the Death Note 2nd Opening and Ending ('What's Up People' and 'Zetsubo Billy'). MTH are certainly a trip, you never know what is coming next, and I love it. Going to see them in London next week:-)
That is why the name sounds familiar
You get to see them, live? Lucky.
@@ahlerstb Yes, It was a fantastic show 🙂
That's the first time I heard them and I was just like 😍🤩😍🤩😍
They also did F, which inspired Resurrection of F, which is why it's in the film. Because it was a single in 2008 and the album came out in 2013 and the film was 2015.
Not only did MTH do one of the openings and endings for the Death Note anime, but they also did ending 3 for Chainsaw Man and it's well worth a watch. Thanks for the react and I'm glad you liked it ✌️
So, funny that you mention Death Note. These folks did Zetsubou Billy, one of the Death Note ending songs (The 2nd ED if I remember right). Maximum the Hormone are always a hell of a trip.
They did the 2nd Opening and ED
easily my favorite japanese metal band, unmatched energy and style!
Ditto, up there with my favorite bands in general. Very unapologetically "them" and I respect the shit out of them for it. Really helped me feel comfortable in my own skin growing up, which probably would make them happy considering the message behind this song lol
@@mikehawk8984 hell yeah nice to hear!
I've discovered quite a few amazing bands through anime and this is by far one of my favorites!! ❤️❤️❤️😍
thats the only reason why i even like death note not because of the show, its ight, but honestly maximum the hormone, a band i've known about before the anime, became even more huge due to it. Im so happy more and more western people are noticing such an amazing band.
@@averagecat5968 I was surprised at first, just how much I loved the music I was hearing, even if I didn't know the words so I've found several bands now that way. This one shot to the top of the list pretty fast tho, lol.
YES! I love this band. I'm flying to Spain (from Ireland) to see them this Monday. This song you kinda get an hint on how diverse they can be, but a lot of their songs are a journey though genres
Have a nice show! I'm going to see them in a couple of hours in Paris 🤘🏻🔥🤘🏻
@@2abug yeah man you too!!
You guys are lucky as hell to MTH in Europe. USA got lucky to get Band Maid and Nemophila. But dammit there are too many great Japanese bands we all need to get a chance to see.
The London show was Beyond Awesomeness in June. Most intense gig I have been too.
Absolutely love this band and this reaction. I think this may be one of their most beginner friendly songs. They do a lot of genre and tempo flipping in all of their songs, and the result is always some really compelling chaos.
As for translations, I won't post a full translation (it wouldn't do much good anyway. Their Japanese is pretty broken when they sing) but I can get you most of the way there.
Nao (the drummer) opens by singing about the start of 2nd year in middle school. She's describing the guitarist (who is her brother in real life) and his struggles to connect, while he treats a manga magazine as a sort of bible.
Her brother does his kind of rap part, where he describes the feeling of standing on a scale that starts at 100 grams, then loops back on itself to indicate 1100grams, then loops again. The pain of being bullied because in the end who can even say how many times it went around?
Then a good portion of the song is dedicated to anger. The things he wants to do to those who hurt him.
The part at the end where it gets anthem-ey is the process of accepting, the resolution to use music as an outlet, and the hope that this song will be the last time he has to think or talk about it.
Kinda. Most of their lyrics aren't full sentences. They kinda paint conceptual pictures with words.
I think their most beginner song is what's up people
@@inkoinfinity2 Too some extent. It's definitely the soad flavor, so people can catch on real quick.
2:04 そりゃびっくりするよね。。。😂
Your reaction to this was great, I was just sitting here in anticipation for how you'd react when the switch ups happened.
Once you start listening to Japanese music, the language barrier disappears, it no longer matters. You can feel the emotions, the message is clearer...you don't need to understand Japanese to love the music.
I've been listening to Japanese music since 2012, almost the the exclusion of any other. If you get a chance to see a band live, I highly recommend it. All you need is to ask, and people will recommend bands left and right.
@@cookiemobers5650 I feel the exact same way. I stumbled upon "Aruiteru" by Morning Musume back in 2010, no idea how. That song was extremely catchy and it has been in my playlists since. Then in like 2020 I came across "PA PA YA" by Babymetal. Got hooked on them right off the bat. Found quite a few bands since. A coworker mentioned them to me after hearing me play some Babymetal at work. Been hooked on MTH since.
i feel u i was a rammsein fan in highschool and listened to alot of european metal bands that didnt sing in english and now i listen to alot of japanese music
@@christiancorona2162 MTH is high on my list of bands to see.
In December, I'll be making my 5th trip to Japan to see Dir en grey for the 9th time, also seeing the in April in LA.
There might be a trip in between.
My fav band!!!!!!! I can’t wait for them to come back to the uk!!!
Love the fact that you are doing an "alternative" sets. I will subscribe just because I want to see you react to things I know and new things you might bring to me. Great job!
What up Dave! The t-shirt that you were looking at, "Agoraphobic Nosebleed," is a grindcore band from Massachusetts that uses a drum machine for extra ridiculousness. I actually got into them because I did the same thing you did in this video and went to look them up. Love your channel dude!
Think Dave is like the only one I’ve seen point the shirt out,
Lol your face when it dropped was hilarious
Their song "What up, People" by Maximum the Hormone was used in Deathnote.
Yassss, thank you so much for the effort
Reaction king! They did infact do what’s up people and zetsoubo. Billy the deathnote openers and closers also she’s the drummer and she also sings and the singer plays drums in older songs! I love this band
This was amazing, and it seems my hunch about death note was right? I knew they sounded familer! I love that intro.
@@whatitdodave season 2 all day yup :) they used
To have easier to follow videos but I think maybe they left a label
Or changed labels so translation is really hard to find but theyre amazingly talented and I’m
Glad
You enjoyed it
Their music has been the opening for Death Note, the ending for Air Master and Frieza's theme song in Ressurection F :D
Please continue down this rabbit hole. It is amazing. They are my favorite J Metal Band
Title in english: *Preemptive Revenge*
It's about bullying.
That look... I LOVE that look. Always with this band.
I love the band, but when I've uploaded all their official music videos with just english sub added on YT, I got half a year ban from uploading anything, so there you go, no subs for foreigners. By the way lyrics to this song are absolutely epic.
Not me watching this late and hearing you say "this sounds like it would be an intro to DeathNote" and me excitedly shouting at my screen "BECAUSE THEYRE THE ONES THAT DID THE SONGS FOR DEATHNOTE" lmao
Oh, that look at 2:03 is PRICELESS!!! GOGO MTH!!!
They DID do death note. "Whats up People" and "Zetoubo Billy" are the songs you wanna try next. You will instantly recognize them if you watched the anime.
I’ve seen all of death note. I had a sense this band did what up people, just didn’t know it for a fact.
"Sounds very popish"
Famous last words)))
Ha! This is a metal band right? Sounds very popish. BAAAAAAAAAAAH! Perfect!
i made the same face for the first minute when i first heard this. such beauty in the heaviness.
These guys are the reason Frieza is back in Dragon Ball super. Toriama loved their song F that much. It was basically drawing a connection between the fictional dictator's namekian genocide and China's treatment of Tibet.
That's a really funny reaction video
Great reaction, really enjoyed your opinion on this!
They also did a song for the Dragon ball Z movie called Resurrection F. The song is called “F” and its pays homage to the character Frieza.
the did an official death note op
theyre dope i get slipknot system of a down mixed with some softer pop punk vibes its just a great experience
And another MTH reaction video, I am just enjoying the "wtf-faces" , haha!!!
The song's about the lead singer's anger at getting bullied in middle school.
This band kicks ours in our county in terms of mixing genres. It's like a melt of things thier progression is so far unmatched I just wish I could understand Japanese
if you like mixing of styles i recommend you check out the band skindred (reggea metal) and Diablo Swing Orchestra (opera, swing, metal and a bunch of other stuff)
They did the second opening and ending for death note
You are the best RUclipsr ever I love you ❤️💕
Agoraphobic Nosebleed is a band. A really good one too.
Nu metal, METALCORE , HARDCORE punk ,metal alternativo e outros elementos POP,funk , ska , hip hop e outros
They also did a song for Ragnarok
1:58
Is a metal band, right?
2:04
* shocked * hahah nice reaction! ♥
They also did the song for frieza's revival scene in dragon ball z resurrection of f.
Heavy metal. #1 choice of Anarchists worldwide.
I know them from death note second opening.
Can you react to my bro ZayTheBoi luffy rap or Sukuna rap
We need it bruh
"Sounds very poppish" *your face changes* Yup. That's Maximum the Hormone.
Yoooo Dave, you should listen to the Stupendium Beholder 3 rap. IT'S SICK!
As much as i love Maximum the Hormone, if you want true "Chaos" i suggest Dir en Grey - Agitated Screams of Maggots. I used to listen to it after school, cause funny enough i find calm in chaos haha. Due warning, you might not wanna film it!
Check out Anything by Bloodywood. Punjabi Metal Band.
My guy.
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My baby daughter put her hand on my mouth. Like let me listen daddy this song is badass and you are ruining it. Then began to rock out head banging
Goraphobic nosebleed is a band i read somewhere that kinda inspired these guys btw. i think
F i think its from the same album they did for the Dragonball Z Resurrection F movie for Frieza
Who's the popish hm ?! WHO !?
😁
how you do these things with your lips ? :D
That’s Impressive Tho, You understand everything in the Video but as I was Saying Songs Makes You Always Calm and Sane Which Means You’re Not gonna be Angry Or Crazy Because Songs Not Just Making You Comfortable But Calm So That’s What I was Think But You Know What We All Know That You Aren’t Angry and You’d Never Been Angry Or Crazy Before and If You Don’t Know What I’m Talking About, please Just Understand, Songs Makes You Always Calm and Happy Because You Love Songs So With That Being Said That You’re Still Calm and Sane Dave! That’s All I Know In My Opinion! Thanks For The Love Of God That You Listen To a Reaction To a Song Dave, and By The Way You’re Still The Man and The Best 👍💪❤️💕
So....A-L-I-E-N. next?
I could be wrong, but it feels like a rally cry for manga fans.
No it's anti bullying
@@inkoinfinity2 Coup, thanks.
artist for aritsts