ROADIE REACTIONS | "F.T. Island (FT아일랜드) - Take Me Now (테이크 미 나우)" | [FIRST TIME EVER LISTENING]

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    "MV] FTISLAND(FT아일랜드) _ Take Me Now(테이크 미 나우)"
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Komentáře • 226

  • @usedtobemyself
    @usedtobemyself Před 3 lety +143

    All the comments make me so happy. I'm not sure why people think Korea has only kpop when you can find literally any genre in Korea. FTIsland have been my favorite band for 11 years now and they have gone through a lot of genres and finally settled a few years back with rock and pop rock after the company finally allowed them to make the music THEY wanna make. It's self-written, self-produced and of course played by them. Their concerts are absolutely amazing, especially since their vocalist Hongki is an outstanding vocalist. Also they are friends with the Japanese band One Ok Rock (just in case you ever come across them) so they draw a lot of inspiration from one another! My favorite 'recent' track is "Out Of Love" tbh

    • @susa1527
      @susa1527 Před 3 lety +7

      FTIsland is amazing band! Hongki's voice is out of this world!

    • @lou-lu2644
      @lou-lu2644 Před 3 lety +3

      agree

    • @KSS352
      @KSS352 Před 3 lety +5

      Right? I never understand people who think other countries only have one genre of music? Of course, they have different styles: trot, folk, rnb, rap, etc, etc. It's just that like any other country, pop acts have the mass appeal so they are the ones you are more likely to hear about unless you go looking for others. But it makes me so excited when people actually check it out and realize they like it!

  • @chupasyubs8730
    @chupasyubs8730 Před 3 lety +119

    im recommending “pray” by them as welllll

  • @lawise631
    @lawise631 Před 3 lety +57

    FT Island is an insanely talented band that's been around for a while. They are technically kpop but are K rock, they have a huge discography that has many different songs ranging from rock ballads to hard rock songs. Their live performances are insane.

  • @wentkat
    @wentkat Před 3 lety +33

    The live recordings of "Take Me Now" are amazing. The lead vocalist, Lee Hong Ki, can belt out a scream like nobody's business. He has incredible control of his voice and it's very unique. As far as I'm concerned, Hongki is a god. Check out their live stuff like "Pray" and "Revolution". They also have lots of live acoustic tunes that kill it like "Stay" and "Paradise".

  • @maritaslotte626
    @maritaslotte626 Před 3 lety +26

    OMFG!!! This is K-Pop????? I am as shocked! Stunned! Wow! Gotta check out this band! Right now!

  • @wonwon5992
    @wonwon5992 Před 3 lety +32

    Other k-bands to react to would be Day6 and N.flying.
    Day6 is more on the ballad side, focusing on amazing vocals.
    N.Flying is a super entertaining group, their music videos tend to be funny, also great vocals.
    A vocalist from FT Island and N.Flying worked together to make an amazing song called “Still love you” I’d consider it to also be a ballad. The two vocalist are FT Island Lee Hong Gi and N.Flying Yoo hwe seung, both super talented people.
    I’ve been listening to Lee Hong Go’s radio show that I don’t think he does anymore recently. He’s a super talented guy and deserves much more Recognition :)

  • @Katirin89
    @Katirin89 Před 3 lety +72

    For some reason in Korea, if it's any kind of boy band, it's included in the K-pop genre. No matter if you play hard rock or pop rock. It's funny by the way how I came to know your channel through Nightwish reactions because they're my favorite band but I also listen k-pop and k-rock and I was honestly a bit shocked to see you reacting to k-pop :D
    Songs you might like in the 'unofficial' k-rock genre:
    FT Island - Pray
    FT Island - Out of Love
    Day6 - How can I say
    Day6 - I need somebody (a rock ballad)

    • @maritaslotte626
      @maritaslotte626 Před 3 lety +3

      If Tank hadn't done a reaction to this band, I would never ever have listened to or thought this was something I would like. I do listen to pop to, but am quite specific about what kind of pop and absolutely NOT boyband pop. Your comment here was great to read, explains a lot. Still a pity that they (the bands/artists) are all put in the same genre, got to be many more who don't bother to listen as it's "pop".

    • @pantelimontanasescu-vlas7964
      @pantelimontanasescu-vlas7964 Před 3 lety +5

      And if girl groups are also counted, there's also Dreamcatcher, from Chase me and Good Night to Boca

    • @Lupita311
      @Lupita311 Před 3 lety +2

      You forgot Wind. Out of love amazing. What Hong Ki the singer said they are not an idol, they are a band. Kpop in Korea is anyone who starts young, who is a fliwer boy, only young people in Korea listen to it. Ft island steuggled trying to get that label.

    • @MicheleDoenges
      @MicheleDoenges Před 21 dnem +1

      @@maritaslotte626 it's less that they're all put in the same genre and more that endless genres exist under the umbrella term "K-pop," because, contrary to the general idea of "pop" as a genre, the term "K-pop" simply refers to popular music in/from Korea. Other people's closed-mindedness and refusal to wander out of their comfort zone and try something they perceive as new isn't the fault of Korean culture. XD

  • @samui3763
    @samui3763 Před 3 lety +20

    Take me now is the song the band had fully had control of. Their agency usually got involved with almost all their songs to fit with the "korean music standard" thus not giving the band their freedom of expression. The band actually had been fighting for that right with the CEO for years. FT Island is more free to express themselves in japan. They are active their and very well known. You know japan. They have no limits with anything.
    They have a song before Take me now which is called PRAY. The band doesn't have full control on this song. Yes, it may not seem like that because of the visual in the MV. To give you a main idea about what the MV is about, the band is very transparent. They are known to be very straightforward. They tell you what's going on instead of giving the media the satisfaction of spilling the juicy news. I'm not really spoiling too much about the MV. Just the general idea. Ofcourse, the lyrics is different from the MV. It's basically about praying for those who are having rough times. It's said to be specifically for the Sewol Ferry Disaster where many students died.
    Don't know if you like or dislike ballad songs. FT Island is actually known to be a rock-ballad band in the past. They have a song called WIND composed by their vocalist. It's obviously ballad but it has it's rock moments. It's up to you if you wanna check that out man.

  • @Lupita311
    @Lupita311 Před 3 lety +26

    Other facts Lee Hong ki the lead singer is on military service he will be released in March, the bassist Jaejin will be released from service in September, the drummer Minhwan will be released of military service in October. They will continue with two new guitar players. They have been active since 2007 when Hong ki was 17 and Minwhan was 14. Minhwan was offered a scholarship in NY because he is a drum talent, he started playing at 7 years of age. Their last album was zapping and single quit from 2019.

  • @hailey6182
    @hailey6182 Před 3 lety +7

    FT island is Korean rock legend!

  • @boges11
    @boges11 Před 3 lety +34

    Doctor: "So how did you get whiplash and concussion?"
    Tank: "I was headbanging ferociously to K-Pop."
    Doctor: Quizzical looks

  • @MartinSteed
    @MartinSteed Před 3 lety +64

    This is not what I expected... I was thinking K-Pop was all electronic with just singers. I think I could get behind K-Rock though! I liked this a lot.

    • @michaausleipzig
      @michaausleipzig Před 3 lety

      Yeah ... same here. 😅

    • @lea-anne9133
      @lea-anne9133 Před 3 lety

      Absolutely agree. It rocked!!!

    • @OfficialAwkbe
      @OfficialAwkbe Před 3 lety +14

      "K-Pop" is almost an umbrella term for modern Korean music these days, honestly. You can find genres like K-RnB, K-Hip Hop, or even Korean ballads tucked into it. Not everything is bubblegum pop or the weird side of Korean music like "Gangnam Style". I've been a kpop fan since 2008 and my music taste is always evolving, but they have many talented artists that keep me entertained. Westerners often misunderstand Kpop and Korean music in general as just artists like PSY or BTS because the rest aren't viral enough to get over here, but that's not the case. Glad you guys like FT Island from what you heard in this. They are one of my favorite bands.

    • @izzykuronekomiminobishoujo6910
      @izzykuronekomiminobishoujo6910 Před 3 lety +1

      welp gotta pop that bubble then XD k-pop has a ton of genres mixed in under this umbrella term so u can find a specific group or band that you'd like no doubt

  • @Sarah-vw5yk
    @Sarah-vw5yk Před 3 lety +12

    I say it as often as I can : kpop is not just the one band coming out to the world right now.... It's because we have ftisland, exo, got7, cnblue and so much more who pull out not only one genre but a whole variety

  • @LeuntnantStalker
    @LeuntnantStalker Před 3 lety +20

    You should also check out the K-Rock band "Bursters". Korea has some really good Metal /Death Metal bands but the problem is that this type of music/genre is not really popular in Korea. Koreans are more known for their Ballads. The Singer of F.T. Island is considered one of the best Vocalists in Korea. He has his own Radio show. He currently serving is mandatory Military service, all male koreans must go thru before they turn 30. The Label FNC is known for their bands, N.Flying, CN.Blue are super good bands too. They write their own music.

    • @wentkat
      @wentkat Před 3 lety +1

      And for anyone that's interested in Prog, Jambinai is a great Korean progressive fusion band

  • @javenos8446
    @javenos8446 Před 3 lety +12

    More FTISLAND please

  • @valentineru6011
    @valentineru6011 Před 3 lety +13

    FT Island perfect vocals 🔥

  • @tahunnie4073
    @tahunnie4073 Před 3 lety +5

    You DEFINITLY should see the live version of this song in their shows... It gives me chills

  • @tonyryedale713
    @tonyryedale713 Před 3 lety +18

    Ok, not gonna lie, i really enjoyed it
    The chorus is catchy af

  • @witeshade
    @witeshade Před 3 lety +4

    After living in korea for almost a decade, the problem with kpop in Korea is that the management companies basically dominate and own all the media and the scene, and the kind of freedom of expression that allows for awesome rock, metal, and other indie music is really not supported by the culture or the industry. It's rare to find a band that does something individual and unique, and it's even more rare to see a band like that hasn't been gobbled up and turned into something heavily produced. Punk, and independent rock (and hip hop for that matter) does exist there, and some of it is absolutely sick, but it's all smothered under the wet blanket of the industry. As other people have mentioned, this band spent over a decade trying to get permission to play what they want to play, and even then they're still beholden to their companies. Kpop music in general is extremely well produced, but a lot of it suffers from being soulless in a way, which is unfortunate. There's a ton of talent over there, but it's going to be a long time before the people, especially young people, are able to have the kind of freedom of expression and individuality which lets them really develop a good scene.

  • @pmajaime2954
    @pmajaime2954 Před 3 lety +8

    FTIsland is labelled in Korea as "Kpop" just because Rock is almost non-existent in their mainstream music. FNC is part of the big 3 entertainment companies so they had to "package" FTisland just like other Kpop groups so they will be to compete with SM or JYP. So in Korea, FTIsland releases are more rock-pop and ballad, in the recent years they tried to release more heavy sounding stuff.
    But in Japan they are embraced (with arms wide open), right from the start as a full-pledge rock band. That's why almost all of their Japanese releases are heavier than their Korean releases.
    Sadly they have a much bigger following in Japan than in Korea.
    And now with the lead guitarist scandal and guitarist leaving the group, their future is unclear.

  • @user-gp8fr1nd3w
    @user-gp8fr1nd3w Před 3 lety +6

    You’re not wrong! They’re really just a k-Rock group operating in the kpop scene 😬

  • @thehumanbreath5547
    @thehumanbreath5547 Před 3 lety +15

    OMG! My daughter is into K-Pop for years. I even had to take her to Amsterdam to see BTS a few years ago....from Italy, as they played only 3 gigs in Europe and this was the nearest one. This was HARD to take for a 51 year old metal fan ;-). I got to send her this one. Maybe she will make up her mind. At least my son shares dad's taste of music. It could be worse.

    • @izzykuronekomiminobishoujo6910
      @izzykuronekomiminobishoujo6910 Před 3 lety

      ah your daughter is lucky T_T I never had the money to go see them cuz the concerts are always far away and super expensive for my pocket :( and I hope she finds some metal songs she loves in the future! keep trying different bands! I myself started as a mainly rock and metal fan as a kid, heavily influenced by my brother lol, and continued adding new genres of music as I grew up and am a huge kpop fan for over a decade now - they have a great mastery of mixing different genres of music and I absolutely adore the love and dedication they put into their music and performances!! there are many great groups out there and I hope you check them out too ^.^ one I heavily recommend is Stray Kids (debuted in 2018, very experimental in their music, most songs are made by the 3 main rappers who started as 3RACHA rap trio and were very popular on soundcloud and are heavily involved in the production, while other members take part in creating the choreographies. The group has a lot of songs about mental health related topics and a mainly heavy and dark sound (and yes they do have some songs with rock elements and even a song named Rock)

    • @thehumanbreath5547
      @thehumanbreath5547 Před 3 lety +1

      @@izzykuronekomiminobishoujo6910 Oh yes! It was an expensive adventure. But that's what daddies do, right? Actually I would never spend so much money only for myself.

  • @vremja9
    @vremja9 Před 3 lety +6

    The main thing you need to know about FTISLAND. They are devilishly good at live rock-performances

  • @lea-anne9133
    @lea-anne9133 Před 3 lety +7

    That was actually pretty dam good👍🏻😉

  • @kaimookth.5631
    @kaimookth.5631 Před 3 lety +4

    As a FT Island's fan, I came across your channel since I love to watch the reaction to FT Island's music. Thank you so much for loving and enjoying this music so much, I was really surprised once you started to bang your head, because I can feel that you did enjoy it. So as FT's fan (or Primadonna, this is the name of FT's fan) I would like to recommend you
    - Love sick
    - Wind
    - Pray
    - Severely
    and they also had Japanese songs. They do a lot of genres.
    If you really look FT Island up on wikipedia, they had released a ton of songs,
    if you Listen to their sonn, like one song for each day, I swear that 2 months won't be enough.
    Anyway, thank you so much for loving the song. I don't know about the musical instruments but the way you watched the music video and just paused it to talk about the instruments, I do adore that cus it passed so fast and you can tell it right away.

  • @Lupita311
    @Lupita311 Před 3 lety +7

    Their song Aqua, Tornado, shadows and Cycle are amazing

  • @TheKyungJinSyndrom
    @TheKyungJinSyndrom Před 3 lety +11

    Amazing and informative reaction 😊 I would recommend their songs Pray and Shadows (a Japanese song), they are amazing too!

    • @Silccy2001
      @Silccy2001 Před 3 lety +3

      Yea definitely pray. Pray is just such a good song

  • @deedah5260
    @deedah5260 Před 3 lety +2

    FT ISLAND is my favorite K rock band.

  • @Universe2630
    @Universe2630 Před 3 lety +7

    Hi! Thank you for reaction. FTISLAND have amazing Songs. I recommend you another song - "Shadows" (Japanese release).
    I know another Korea rock band - BURSTERS. BURSTERS is a metalcore/post-hardcore band.

  • @Haidderispro
    @Haidderispro Před 3 lety +7

    React to Ft island shadows and pray. Those two songs are great

  • @artist_37
    @artist_37 Před 3 lety +10

    Dreamcatcher should definitely be near the top of your list. They even have a comeback (kpop lingo for when new singles/albums are released) on Jan 26th... They have amazing vocals over amazing rock/metal/edmrock music. If they're you're thing now is the best time to learn more before the comeback. Any exposure is always great since rock isn't that popular in Korea despite it usually being top-tier.

  • @8makes1Yuli
    @8makes1Yuli Před 2 lety +2

    Oh please continue reacting to Ft Island. They are sooo good.

  • @tamashii6670
    @tamashii6670 Před 3 lety +23

    Yeah, FT Island! Their have some great songs, I really like "I Want", great one, and ballad "Crying in the Rain", especially japanese version. And their not k-pop, it's definitely rock band.
    You should react another korean rock band Jaurim, this one is not that heavy like FT Island, it's more like classic rock, their music have that vibe from old british rock. Great song is "#1", full lyrics in english, or my favourite is "Icarus", something little different, they have female vocalist, she is amazing, one of the best female singers I've ever heard, "Icarus" is her vocal masterpiece.
    Can you react Girugämesh's song "Kowarete Iku Sekai" official music video with english subs? I wrote you about it long time ago on live stream and you said that you like Girugämesh and you really want react this song. I send you link to this. ;)
    czcams.com/video/RiWPBkJ1VzU/video.html

  • @chopakim4751
    @chopakim4751 Před 3 lety +3

    Yeah they are kpop band but i think they are kore popular in japan. Their japan tracks are all good. You can try to watch their concert video too. I would recommended flower rock, their japan debut song, the song was soo goood

  • @ziziapz
    @ziziapz Před 3 lety +2

    Thank you for reacting to FT.Island , please react more of Hong Ki singing.

  • @nyoungiethesavageprince6841

    You gotta listen to Shadows by ft island omg its so good. If you wanna dip your toes into Kpop while still having a bit of a rock influences then please check out Dreamcatcher its a girl group while they dont play instruments all their title and some bsides have that rock influence. And for them I would recommend Scream then Boca and then after that Odd Eye

  • @bloeser
    @bloeser Před 3 lety +12

    Exciting that you're stepping into k-rock!!! Very cool, this band is very popular!
    On a different note: BAND-MAID released new music!! You should react to Manners!

  • @javenos8446
    @javenos8446 Před 3 lety +4

    Yeaahhh FTISLAND

  • @Skullowl
    @Skullowl Před 3 lety +9

    Never heard of this band before and definetly didnt expect that sound. Sounds awesome :D

  • @Hanzan
    @Hanzan Před 3 lety +20

    Interesting! If you're falling into the K-rock/K-pop hole I'd recommend the k-rockband Rolling Quartz. Just released their debut track, Blaze, and it's such a banger.

  • @Setres09
    @Setres09 Před 3 lety +5

    So first I will agree, "Pray" is gonna be so up your alley but as a vocal snob, and the reason I'm a big fan of FT Island is because of his vocals, I also have to say check out "Wind". However, for some more KRock, check out TOXIC, they're a very little known group but they're a lot less mainstream than say, Day6 etc.

  • @nanalir7445
    @nanalir7445 Před 3 lety +2

    Thank you for your reaction. I absolutely love this band. I recommend listening "Shadows"

  • @Noemi767F
    @Noemi767F Před 3 lety +3

    I recommend you to react to FTISLAND - PRAY! I'm sure you'll love it!

  • @midnightblue1293
    @midnightblue1293 Před 3 lety +2

    Kpop just really stands for popular Korean music but most people think of it as pop bc pop music is usually one of the more popular genres... it’s like an umbrella term kpop/krock/khiphop etc

  • @sandra-sc1cq
    @sandra-sc1cq Před 3 lety +2

    I love Ft island....primadona forever...🤘

  • @angelove0019
    @angelove0019 Před 3 lety +1

    My all time favorite band #1! Lee Hongki has a fenomenal voice 💛💛💛💛 thanks for this reaction!

  • @Lilly94Z
    @Lilly94Z Před 3 lety +4

    as somebody who was a metalhead for like 10 years and then fell head first into kpop, so cool that you try something new! I agree with some others, Day 6 is another cool band!

  • @lou-lu2644
    @lou-lu2644 Před 3 lety +6

    If you loved this one, I suggest this songs, thank me later :p you won't be desappointed, trust me they are gems:
    -FT Island (Korea): Pray (live) [FTISLAND ENCORE LIVE 2019 -ARIGATO-]
    -JJ Lin (Singapur&China): Our love czcams.com/video/VlMN_JbEJwI/video.html
    -Guckkasten (Korea): Lazenca, save us czcams.com/video/K7ZuaZeuCyE/video.html
    -Lion (China): It's my life (cover): czcams.com/video/cWTztuZD5PU/video.html
    -One ok rock (Japan): The beginning:
    -Wagakki (Japan) band ft. Evanescence: Bring me to life

  • @ejorbe
    @ejorbe Před 3 lety +12

    Ok, that was cool! Honestly, I am happy to have found reaction channels, because they have opened me up to music I would not have listened to before, and I GREATLY appreciate it! Thank you for that!!

  • @Buzzlightyear26
    @Buzzlightyear26 Před 2 lety +3

    Whoaaaa, ft island is my fav krock band !

  • @susa1527
    @susa1527 Před 3 lety +2

    Watching your reaction again and again🤩 This song is amazing!

  • @rebeccamccrory8922
    @rebeccamccrory8922 Před 3 lety +4

    Loved song and video! Totally didn’t expect that

  • @bosunbones.8815
    @bosunbones.8815 Před 3 lety +3

    Good grooves in that. I'm happily surprised.

  • @Mymloch
    @Mymloch Před 2 lety

    First time I've seen any of your vids, but subbing for respect of your tech knowledge (and also having some K-ROCK).

  • @karolcontreras2643
    @karolcontreras2643 Před 3 lety +1

    Loved that you used Maximum the Hormone for the intro. They're wild. I've been following FT Island since they started. They have really good stuff and I was so excited when I saw you reacted to this video. Love your channel. Keep it up!

  • @TeamEmperor
    @TeamEmperor Před 2 lety +2

    That was hard as hell💯🔥💯🔥

  • @user-lg7or5ee4g
    @user-lg7or5ee4g Před 3 lety +1

    Recommending to watch their live, think you'll like it
    Thanks for reaction )

  • @GirlsgenSONE9
    @GirlsgenSONE9 Před 2 lety +1

    I love your reaction😂

  • @LunaBianca1805
    @LunaBianca1805 Před 3 lety +12

    It's never wrong to broaden one's horizon and be open - minded - one might actually stumble across something enjoyable :3 I know us metal heads can be somewhat elitist and super proud of our's or our favourite musicians technical prowess (and yes, often with good reason), but there's a whole dang load of musicians outside of our musical comfort zone who know their trade inside - out as well :)

  • @KSS352
    @KSS352 Před 3 lety +2

    You should also check out the Japanese band One Ok Rock. They also do songs in English but they tend to be a little more pop-ish. But they are very similar to FTIsland and the bands are actually really good friends! (FTIsland has Japanese versions of their songs and they promote and tour heavily in Japan). I would say that One Ok Rock is probably one of the largest, if not largest, bands in Japan.

  • @tupuchandaa5192
    @tupuchandaa5192 Před 3 lety +1

    Your reaction videos are absolutly awesome with your tank facts, that makes watching it really cool ! Thanks ! :)

  • @SilentChaos15
    @SilentChaos15 Před 3 lety +1

    I never ever thought I would see you headbang to F.T. Island. Wtf. Lol. What a day!!! Thanks again Tank.

  • @ChaoticEmperor01
    @ChaoticEmperor01 Před 3 lety +3

    You should do a reaction to the Hu. Combination of traditional Mongolian singing and metal.

  • @amandineminne4280
    @amandineminne4280 Před 3 lety +7

    My fav Korean rock band ❤️ you need to check NFlying song "hot potato" they're friends with Ftisland, and Day6 another k-rock band, Drug Restaurant too, Novadox, Bursters,... 🔥🔥🔥🔥

  • @pangea379
    @pangea379 Před 2 lety +1

    Korean Rock legends YB (Yoon Do Hyun Band) are the most famous especially being the first Korean act to play SXSW. I think they also played in Lollapalooza and Coachella? Recently they are featured in The Metallica Blacklist. They cover Sad But True. The main vocalist is Yoon Do Hyun and is a famous and well known Korean celebrity with the most powerful vocals. Their music ranges from metal to folk to pop and everything in between. They started in 1996! One of my favorite albums is Coexistence and they do full albums not mini ones. Blue Whale and A Flying Butterfly are the most well known songs from them, but their live performances are the best. Twilight State is their 2019 album. It would be great to see you react to their newest to oldest.

  • @Taran858
    @Taran858 Před 3 lety +6

    Yeah discovered these guys a couple months ago. Really great group (though while this song is heavy, kinda repetitive) they have a bunch of other varied tracks from ballads to rock in both Korean and Japanese. If you want something similar would recommend any song by JRock band Man with a Mission.
    Also Migma Shelter worth a listen as got intriguing rhythms.

  • @ImionLordred
    @ImionLordred Před 3 lety +1

    That is a realy Excellent Shirt! 🤩

  • @Viviz_94
    @Viviz_94 Před 2 lety

    This is not 'Kpop’ this is 'K-Rock/K-Band’, feel free to check more of FT Island music because they’re ROCK 🔥

  • @nna_-mg6kq
    @nna_-mg6kq Před měsícem

    Your truly surprised reaction few first seconds in always get me lol😂

  • @Dreadmourne
    @Dreadmourne Před 3 lety +4

    Def in the same boat, starting watching thinking it was just going to be something I forgot about in like 5 minutes but pleasently surprised. If you feel like venturing back to familiar territory, I def reccomend Iron Strengthens Iron by Dyscarnate. Keep rockin!

  • @itisnebula
    @itisnebula Před 3 lety +1

    Hi thank you for reacting to this music video and adding some tank fact that is really interesting. I recommend you to watch their other song like Shadows, Pray and their live performances.

  • @oh_hey_its_b
    @oh_hey_its_b Před 3 lety +4

    Not mad at this at all. Never listen to Kpop or Krock but I appreciate the exposure and am looking forward to checking out more. Thanks Tank! 🤘

  • @user-gp8fr1nd3w
    @user-gp8fr1nd3w Před 3 lety +2

    Seconding Pray by them!

  • @thegeekysaga
    @thegeekysaga Před 3 lety +5

    Welcome to the Wonderful Wacky World of K-pop :D

  • @symptoms_of123u
    @symptoms_of123u Před 3 lety +1

    okay wow I'm legit crying right now so here it goes I'm a Primadonna (the fanclub name of ftisland btw) since 2011 and i saw them so many times live, they've been through so muxh it's insane and now after all these years and everything that happened and me trying to convince other ppl to listen to them but they just don't want to and then i find this video of someone completely unbiased loving the heck out of take me now and me getting freaking emotional and crying because this is how it should be, thank you so so mixh seriously i do appreciate this on a whole nother level you don't even know and yes I'm so biased it's weird lol wooow they've been throigh so much and I've been through it with them and to see this genuine postive reaction is just wow, and thanks for the insides too, i have no actual clue about the technical stiff but it's always interetsing to know and the banksy (i think is how you write that name) reference you mentioned made me go like: 🤔🤯 you riiiight lool woaaah this was on of the songs from my very first time i went to see them live in korea 2016 (saw them in paris in 2015 before) woaaahh so many memories and you just love it just loke as is and that make me so proud as a fan and it fascinates me everytime how literally everyone just enjoys theit music , hint: try pray next time or even better you should try and watch some live performances of them and you'll be probably blown away cuz tbh them live is even better than any mv or studio recording ahh ahh thanks again k, bye lol #ProudGermanPrimadonna

  • @rayhmtv
    @rayhmtv Před 2 lety

    Woowww nice reaction 😁🤟🤟🤟🤟🤘

  • @brianalberico9171
    @brianalberico9171 Před 3 lety +1

    That was unexpected.
    FYI, Brothers of Metal has a new video for a song that you will probably like coming out today or tomorrow.

  • @gabrielakoncinska8209
    @gabrielakoncinska8209 Před 2 lety +2

    You can also check out band called Bursters and their song Lost Child or band Diablo and songs - Sorrow, Nothing to die for or Unheard Answer ...they are also from Korea and rockin hard :-)

  • @samui3763
    @samui3763 Před 3 lety +1

    Their also a song called NIGHTMARE. It has multiple artist in it. It's kinda hard to explain. It has a band, rap, vocal, dj and a girl too. You'll be the judge. Anyways, here's the link: czcams.com/video/604ofjl1cv8/video.html I couldn't named them all. It's basically just a project. A one time thing. They are also korean by the way.

  • @wdzday
    @wdzday Před rokem

    they were the first k-band to debut in kpop. They are considered kpop since it is an industry rather than a genre

  • @adayaeunicemoralespalenque9344

    Estoy aqui 😅por Ftisland 😂 ♡

  • @caffeinejunkie7682
    @caffeinejunkie7682 Před 3 lety +3

    Thank you so much!!!!!! Please listen to their Japanese songs like "Be Free", "Shadows", "Beautiful", "Tornado" and so much more!

  • @Viking_Bench
    @Viking_Bench Před 3 lety +5

    If you want to listen to more of their songs, I would personally recomend their song Pray, jsut my personal favourite of their song.

  • @radsical1392
    @radsical1392 Před 3 lety +1

    I also recommend some of their Japanese stuff. United Shadows, I think you’d enjoy that one. Pray is a must as well.

  • @staysantos7317
    @staysantos7317 Před 3 lety

    Reacciona a mas de sus videos de FT ISLAND por favor, tienen musicas muy buenas, PRAY

  • @bblam7987
    @bblam7987 Před 3 lety +3

    I like this video very much. If you don't mind, i would like to ask your permission to share this video to the other website in China. Of course, I will give sources of the original website. Thank you very much!!

  • @sorincovaci1471
    @sorincovaci1471 Před 3 lety +1

    This band was interesting to say the least. About new reaction/bands - did anyone mentioned Sirenia? not many good live videos, but Seven Widows Weep video has good view of the gear

  • @metalequine
    @metalequine Před 3 lety +6

    This sounds pretty good. Didn't know what to expect. Definitly hurt to see the guitar on fire, tho.
    If you want J-rock I'd recommend MAN WITH A MISSION - "Take what you want" (there's a live video of it somewhere on yt.
    Or if you're in the mood for something Tunisian I recommend Myrath - "Born to survive" live in Carthage.

    • @aaronsirkman8375
      @aaronsirkman8375 Před 3 lety +1

      Yoooo, Myrath is pretty dope, definitely a good suggestion.

  • @yixing9769
    @yixing9769 Před 3 lety +7

    they have a lot of other good songs!

  • @josiahw9915
    @josiahw9915 Před 3 lety +3

    Something out of Korea equivalent to mix of Behemoth + Dethklok + Children of Bodom would be Oathean. I'm super impressed with their sound. They've been around since the 90s, but never had much exposure.

  • @michaausleipzig
    @michaausleipzig Před 3 lety +3

    Only you can make me check out something sold as K-Pop. 😅
    Seriousely, whith any other reactor I'd probably have skipped this.
    And you know what? I'm glad I didn't.
    Cause I too wouldn't have thought I'd like that but strangely enough I do... 🤷‍♂️😊
    So maybe it's a good idea to get out if your comfort zone sometimes. Maybe join Chase in a non-metal week? 🤔

  • @AnoukiMorgenstern
    @AnoukiMorgenstern Před 3 lety +4

    That came unexpected, but is very welcome!!
    If you enter the realm of k-rock, you might want to check out DAY6 (Sweet Chaos, I Wait) and N.Flying (The Real, Queen Medley) too!

  • @lesliecordova7394
    @lesliecordova7394 Před 2 lety +1

    In the more traditional "kpop" group (girl group)) I will recomend "Dreamcatcher-Chase Me" (first song ), they played with a lot of generes but always with a taste of rock, different from most mainstream Girl Groups. Also, most of the videos, especially their first videos have a connected story.

  • @mercyriddle
    @mercyriddle Před 3 lety +1

    In the k-rock (k-metal even?) genre i absolutely rec Jambinai - 'Time of Extinction'
    the use of traditional Korean instruments along really heavy guitar is *chef kiss*

  • @ajminxy
    @ajminxy Před 3 lety +1

    Definitely watch Pray & Shadows by FTIsland

  • @keithnaber8915
    @keithnaber8915 Před 3 lety +1

    I'm really curious to hear what you think of Melissa Bonny, I think "I Can, I Will" from Rage of Light would a pretty good place to start but her stuff with Ad Infinitum is really good too.

  • @grindcore9
    @grindcore9 Před 3 lety +3

    This was not was I was expecting either lol. That was actually pretty good

  • @theelderkine
    @theelderkine Před 3 lety +5

    Once the music started I was like “What the f#%&k?!” and shot to my feet. I knew nothing about this stuff. Thanks for the vid!

  • @juneseghni
    @juneseghni Před 2 lety +1

    kpop isn't really a genre of music- SUGA of BTS described his take on it in an interview; ''He added: “‘K-pop includes not just the music, but the clothes, the makeup, the choreography…all these elements I think sort of amalgamate together in a visual and auditory content package, that I think sets it apart from other music or maybe other genres so again, as I said, rather than approach K-pop as it’s own genre I think approaching it as this integration of different content would be better.”

  • @antxoncarbonero
    @antxoncarbonero Před 3 lety +1

    wtf? That was unexpected. Within Temptation vibes!
    I am again recommending to you checking Cypecore from Germany (I think you like Fear Factory so you'll like it for sure)