Well, as you get older, these things can.....................................................................................................................................happen. ;)
This was Moa's pick to answer an interview question of what song they liked from Metal Galaxy shortly after the album was released (2019). Moa: "I like Brand New Day. Because I was so suprised myself."
I really like this song. Once again BabyMetal shows how varied they can be in their sound and how much talent they have. The fact that Tim and Scott finally did this live with them (the song is a couple of years old) is so cool, I imagine being at that concert must have been insane. But then again, I think every BabyMetal concert is probably quite the experience. Sorry the video froze in the beginning, I imagine we missed some important wisdom from Coach, but at least the rest was ok.
When metal galaxy came out I thought this song didn't belong, but I couldn't stay away from it especially driving home on a Friday after work. It's amazing and I was totally wrong
Welcome back to the Foxhole and now going back to Metal Galaxy era.🦊🤘🌅 I wonder what happened with the freeze frame in the first minute.🤔 Metal Galaxy is a wonderful album and full of surprises, you're gonna find more songs like this with more mature sound, it came out in 2019 so isn't so new. The album version got the collaboration of Polyphia guitarists, Tim Henson (short hair on the right) and Scott LePage (long hair on the left), and it's quite clear in the solo section. Polyphia got a viral clip when they were performing live and having an issue with the drummer IEM not working and a roadie helped him out in an unorthodox way to save the show, very funny clip. Their songs are mainly instrumental but i think they got some collabs with famous singers but don't quote that on me, what is for sure they got mad skills playing instruments. Tim Henson said when listening to this song that he would love to play this along with BabyMetal on the stage, he didn't know the final cut when he was doing the riffs on this song. The dance on this song is beautiful and graceful, they're showing another mature side and more complicated choreography. According to MoaMetal is the hardest song to dance along with BxMxC and Night Night Burn iirc. And yeah they're MomoMetal and MoaMetal dancing here. Song is inspired by certain "City Pop" band and Utada Hikaru songs, when SuMetal heard this she doubt about this being a metal song but then the guitars solo were added and all make senses suddenly. Finally we got them together on stage and with this awesome live performance, it is their first time performing together. They did it again at Graspop Festival in Belgium and they hug each other at the end just like in this version only thing it was cut out, there's also a proshot clip but I'm not so sure about the sound mix. They already finished the Europe Tour and they did it along with EC playing their collab song twice at Resurrection Fest in Spain. Along with RATATATA this was definitely one of the highlights at FOX_FEST and a lot of Japanese fans were looking for, I guess that cool slow pace city pop element gives some nostalgia and that's why many fans love it. In a recent interview, Tim and Scott talked about a new song in their upcoming album along with BM, let's see what they got but I'm pretty sure it's gonna be something real good like this one. In a more recent interview BM said that they would love to collab along with Fall Out Boy, can you imagine?👀 Keep enjoying BM songs and see you next time 🦊🤘🔥
Not sure what's going on with the video either. Appreciate all this great info. A slow pace city vibe is a good description. This song grows on you the more you listen to it.
@@CoachCastTV Sure, just give it a couple of more tries and will keep growing on you. Btw "city pop" is a Jpop subgenre from 70's & 80's, this song got that element and influence like the producer said.🦊👍
I highly recommend doing more Polyphia! Something like “Playing God”. They are insanely skilled guitarists to a degree that few people can match and this song doesn’t quite show off their skills
Good reaction. The song is almost 5 years old being as it was on BABYMETAL's 3rd album Metal Galaxy released in 2019. It is certainly one of BABYMETAL's more 'chill' songs ... but BABYMETAL can do everything. That's one reason their collaborations all work so well as they are so versatile they can do pretty much whatever style and match up with whoever they are collaborating with. Polyphia is a mainly instrumental Prog Rock band from Texas, Tim Henson and Scott le Page are the (virtuoso) guitarists and recorded the guitar tracks for the original recording of the song. Fox_Fest in Tokyo in May (arranged, hosted and headlined by BABYMETAL) was the first chance they all had to meet up and to finally do this very first live performance with them all together.🎸🦊🎸
@@CoachCastTV It is a song that goes under the radar a bit. To be honest, like you I wasn't so sure the first time I heard it either ... it quickly grew on me the more I listened to it and the live performances are all beautiful - and finally getting Tim and Scott to play it live with them was special. The Metal Galaxy album is interesting as it has two very distinct halves (the Japanese release was on 2 CDs). The first half is the Light Side and explores softer, more pop, electronic and international musical styles from around the world ('Brand New Day' is on the Light Side). The second half is the Dark Side and that is where they have the heavier and more metal songs.
The thing about Babymetal's sound is so diversified that not every song is going to hit for everyone, because of that some first time listeners will write them off because what they heard just wasn't for them which is unfortunate and will miss out because of varied music they have put out. I'm glad that you have stuck with them because you have found out just how great a group they are and know that not every song is not going to be your fav but appreciate it any way. Personally I love how their formation on stage has Su in the back of the V, most lead performers will take the downstage position to show that "Hey I'm the star here, I need to have the spotlight so stand behind me!" which is a bit of a ego thing in my opinion, I don't think Su has it in her to have an ego and is quite happy to share the stage with her gals.
Thanks again from Japan 有難う💛。 I witnessed this artistic play at the venue (2 times in the two-day Fox_Fest). What a bliss!! As Mrs. Coach said, the geometric effects on backdrop + by lazor beams are always mesmerizing in BM shows. In addition, sun rising image at the begining fits this song very well. Brand New Day is a refresing song for good start of the day. Soothing and exquisite performance by 5 elegant figures in the center 😍. Classy incorporation by our Kami Band on both sides (4 guitars in total) ❤ Various elements created by 3 beautiful performers and 6 instrumentalists with virtuosity were mixed and sublimed into one beauty by means of something like alchemy. The actual applause at the end of the song was much much much bigger than that recorded in this video. They did it together again in Belgian festival on June 20.
I saw this performance live at Fox Fest 2024 in Japan; and while it is another great BabyMetal performance and collaboration, I must agree with Coach that it is not my favorite BabyMetal collaboration. It’s hard to top the sheer fun and energy of RATATATA, which they also performed at Fox Fest. I can’t imagine how any collaboration by anyone could top that. But this one goes to show how versatile and talented the BabyMetal girls are that they can adapt and fit in with almost any other artist, both with their beautiful vocals and choreography. Queen Su is awesome as always, but it was nice that you recognized the incredible, and often underrated, contribution of the two princesses, Moa & Momo. Thanks for a fair and thoughtful reaction. Coach, you guys really should react to “IJIME, DAME, ZETTAI, Live at Sonisphere 2014.” This is where BabyMetal won over a crowd of 65K metalheads at a metal festival in the UK, on their first tour outside of Japan, and many BabyMetal fans think of this as the performance where Suzuka became Queen Su. And the Kami Band guitarists shred like they’re playing machine guns. You should also react to “AKATSUKI, Live at Budokan Black Night” which is a solo performance by Queen Su. Her vocal performance on this one is on another level, absolutely astounding, and there is an awesome dueling guitar solo by the Kami Band guitar wizards. You guys really should check out these two great BabyMetal classics!
This was filmed at FOX_FEST in Japan a bit over a month ago. Although this song is five years old, this was was the first time that Babymetal and Scott and Tim were able to perform it together live on stage. I was lucky enough to be there to see it live and it was fantastic. BND wasn't a song that I was previously that big on, but after seeing this performance it really changed how I felt about it. Although BND is a Babymetal song, it's very much in the style of Polyphia. Because they are so stylistically flexible, when Babymetal collab with other artists, they tend to adapt to the style of the artist they are working with. When they work with Polyphia, you get a Poyphia sounding song, when they work with Electric Callboy, you get an Electric Callboy sounding song. Tim revealed recently at Download UK that there is a new Babymetal/Polyphia collab in the works, but this time Babymetal will be the guests on an upcoming Polyphia song.
Good one guys! This is one of my favorite songs from Babymetal! While I don't listen to it when I wanna get hyped up, I do have it on quite often when I'm chilling infront of my computer trying to get some work done, along with a lot of songs from Polyphia. Polyphia is an instrumental band that has this very "Blues-y, R&B, groovy" style, with very technical guitar playing. Check out "Playing God" by Polyphia. On your comment with Momo/Moa being "presented" infront of Su, the girls always see themselves as equal partners. While Su takes lead on vocals, Moa/Momo will be out front doing most of the choreography, since that is a critical component of their identity and performance. I respect them a lot for having that esprit de corps. 🤘🦊
Nice reaction! Finally they got to perform this live, together with Scott LePage and Tim Henson. Took some time 😉 I believe you have no idea HOW well Moametal and Momometal can sing 😉 You could try a double feature with THEIR versions of "Headbangeeeeerrrrr!!!!!", where they took the lead for the second half of the song. You will be pleasantly surprised, I promise! Moametal is indeed quite close to Queen Su-Metal regarding her vocal prowess. She is a VERY good singer and has a beautiful singing voice! And Momometal is on another level, despite her youth. She did an AMAZING, but very different performance of this song! Sadly, the most used reactable video of this performance is somewhat botched visually, but at least the audio part is pure Momometal. Su-Metal is unmatched, tho, as you can hear with this performance of "Brand New Day". High register, but very clean and extremely powerful, with her very special tone that cuts through heavy metal like a laser beam. She is called "Queen" for several reasons 😄
Haha, if you like geometrical figures with mesmerizing effects, you should definitely try "Shanti, Shanti, Shanti" from them. And if you like a bit of oriental (Indian for the matter) touch, you're in for a ride.
@@CoachCastTV I hope you like it if you ever decide to react to it 🦊! If it is not among my ultra-favorite songs from them (Headbanger/Megitsune/Monochrome/Pa Pa Ya/Metali), to me it is a very good song, where Su can really show the full range of her talent (another one is Metali (メタり！)), with a dancing number totally on point (although the numerous visual effects they added on the official video tend to hide it a little too much to my taste). Oh, and if you ever have to choose between versions, I strongly advice to *AVOID* at all costs Glastonbury live versions (worth for any Babymetal song): the sound on these videos is utter crap, and since it is not a metal but a contemporary music festival, the audience is absolutely not in the mood, and you can even say rather cold. It makes terrible videos.
this song falls in that category of "not a regular listen, but ABSOLUTELY appreciate and respect the artistry on display", and would certainly recommend to people who enjoy that style. you have still yet to discover their MOST EPIC of collabs ... _Kingslayer_ with Bring Me the Horizon (live in tokyo is THE version). their collab with Joakim from Sabaton is just a lot of fun. (they also did a collab with some rapper guy Lil Uzi Vert or something ; but as far as i can tell, most people are content to forget that exists 😂)
Technical difficulties , Please Stand By. 😁😁Oops... lol Polyphia is a prog rock band, primarily instrumental, from Texas, and yes Mrs. Coach, Tim and Scott are their guitarists. A lot of people said they never saw the Babymetal collab with Electric Callboy coming, maybe even more so with this one. Correct Coach, Mom and Moa are the current members with Su.
@@CoachCastTV All good, the video did eventually work. Might suggest making a comment pinning it, mentioning that glitch, and the rest of the video is good.
This is a collaboration that I enjoy. Babymetal performing with highly skilled musicians with a grown up arrangement. No, grown men making fools of themselves.
After many years, I never thought I'd see this great song being played with Babmetal and their collaborators from the band Polyphia, Tim & Scott...but here it is. Guess Tim must have had an evening off from his usual puppetry! 🦊🤘🤘🦊These Prog guitarists are renowned in their field for their complex playing - but now shine brighter, as do all artists who collaborate with Babymetal! PS The new collaboration to look out for is the one between The Warning and Band-Maid, which should release in the next week or so!
@@PaleHorseShabuShabu I don't think that this is in any of theirveanted sceanrios, but more a worst case. Momo would probably be in a bad case right now but at the same time she would be in the best position to reestablish the Name. I don't think that Moa would be quite so tempted without her big sister. I think the two big reasons why Su returned are Moa and the Crew or Lack of it outside of Banymetal. It is simply a deep drop to move from the core point of such a system that is more or less build around you and build a new name for yourself without any of your old songs. And not question yourself, could I have done it better. It is a simple fact that she would feel responsible for her whole crew and you can pretty much expect thatvher crew would feel in the same Männer, that shevreturned is aboost for each of them. And Metalverse is at the moment a difficult case. I presume theirvremaining two dancers are starting to look around for New oportunitied and I found it Alarming that zheir singer already made a song for Asterism. Their Bills are probably at the moment in the care of Amuse. In the case of an catastrophe with Babymetal it would simply be the best chance to recover some of the investment that is in Babymetal. But Amuse is no longer the big Player that they were 10 years ago the TV Landscape in Japan moves nearly as fast as in other countries.
👍 Easily one of my favorite BABYMETAL songs. Yes Tim and Scott's instrumentals are a driving force here but for me it is Suzuka's stunning vocal performance and Moa and Momo's beautiful backing vocals that seal it. Suzuka once again proves that (in my opinion) she is the most versatile and talented female singer today. She just loves to sing and it shows. Moa is a talented singer in her own right (see below) Headbanger LIVE featuring solo by Moa in honor of her 20th birthday (HQ Pro Shot) czcams.com/video/MToMx6RCW-M/video.htmlfeature=shared
Well, what do you expect from a five year old song that origonally eorried Su is tjis Metal? Polyphia received a tape with dummy singing and dummy Guitarparts and then they heard it when it was released. But today it has a totally different function. It shows their versatility so that groups without metal songs don't gave to be afraid. And it is still pretty high in the personal Favorites of many Babymetal Fans. I don't think it is a question of hoe gard the songs are. If she produces it, we take a look abd then critizise. And their Choreo us a work of art
This one isn't one of my favorites either. I've just never been a big guitar aficionado. BM has collaborated with a LOT of people. Everyone seems to like to collab with them, because, as you've seen, they can adapt and fit in with any style. You can see them grow up from "cute" to "adult", just like you've seen Blackpink grow, and you're seeing Baby Monster grow up in real time. These Asian acts, because they tend to start out so young, provide a fascinating look into artistic growth.
Not sure what happened with the brief video freeze in the first minute, but it corrects quickly with no major impact on the video.
Well, as you get older, these things can.....................................................................................................................................happen. ;)
that's okay ; it's just your video software having a "presidential" moment 😂
@@mikkj1 🤣 So we've heard...
@@Double_J_48629 😝 But it has a 6 handicap.
@@CoachCastTV 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Great reaction! Beautiful SU singing and MOA&MOMO Beautiful dancing & Tim Henson and Scott LePage's guitar sounds, amaaaaazing!🎸🦊🎸
This was Moa's pick to answer an interview question of what song they liked from Metal Galaxy shortly after the album was released (2019). Moa: "I like Brand New Day. Because I was so suprised myself."
I really like this song. Once again BabyMetal shows how varied they can be in their sound and how much talent they have. The fact that Tim and Scott finally did this live with them (the song is a couple of years old) is so cool, I imagine being at that concert must have been insane. But then again, I think every BabyMetal concert is probably quite the experience.
Sorry the video froze in the beginning, I imagine we missed some important wisdom from Coach, but at least the rest was ok.
Their concerts look like an amazing time! No idea what happened to the video there. Didn't want to re-upload and lose the great comments.
When metal galaxy came out I thought this song didn't belong, but I couldn't stay away from it especially driving home on a Friday after work. It's amazing and I was totally wrong
It definitely grows on you.
Welcome back to the Foxhole and now going back to Metal Galaxy era.🦊🤘🌅
I wonder what happened with the freeze frame in the first minute.🤔
Metal Galaxy is a wonderful album and full of surprises, you're gonna find more songs like this with more mature sound, it came out in 2019 so isn't so new.
The album version got the collaboration of Polyphia guitarists, Tim Henson (short hair on the right) and Scott LePage (long hair on the left), and it's quite clear in the solo section. Polyphia got a viral clip when they were performing live and having an issue with the drummer IEM not working and a roadie helped him out in an unorthodox way to save the show, very funny clip.
Their songs are mainly instrumental but i think they got some collabs with famous singers but don't quote that on me, what is for sure they got mad skills playing instruments.
Tim Henson said when listening to this song that he would love to play this along with BabyMetal on the stage, he didn't know the final cut when he was doing the riffs on this song.
The dance on this song is beautiful and graceful, they're showing another mature side and more complicated choreography. According to MoaMetal is the hardest song to dance along with BxMxC and Night Night Burn iirc.
And yeah they're MomoMetal and MoaMetal dancing here.
Song is inspired by certain "City Pop" band and Utada Hikaru songs, when SuMetal heard this she doubt about this being a metal song but then the guitars solo were added and all make senses suddenly.
Finally we got them together on stage and with this awesome live performance, it is their first time performing together.
They did it again at Graspop Festival in Belgium and they hug each other at the end just like in this version only thing it was cut out, there's also a proshot clip but I'm not so sure about the sound mix.
They already finished the Europe Tour and they did it along with EC playing their collab song twice at Resurrection Fest in Spain.
Along with RATATATA this was definitely one of the highlights at FOX_FEST and a lot of Japanese fans were looking for, I guess that cool slow pace city pop element gives some nostalgia and that's why many fans love it.
In a recent interview, Tim and Scott talked about a new song in their upcoming album along with BM, let's see what they got but I'm pretty sure it's gonna be something real good like this one.
In a more recent interview BM said that they would love to collab along with Fall Out Boy, can you imagine?👀
Keep enjoying BM songs and see you next time 🦊🤘🔥
Not sure what's going on with the video either. Appreciate all this great info. A slow pace city vibe is a good description. This song grows on you the more you listen to it.
@@CoachCastTV Sure, just give it a couple of more tries and will keep growing on you. Btw "city pop" is a Jpop subgenre from 70's & 80's, this song got that element and influence like the producer said.🦊👍
@@jakemuller8626 Yeah, definitely a grower after listening again today. 👍
I highly recommend doing more Polyphia! Something like “Playing God”. They are insanely skilled guitarists to a degree that few people can match and this song doesn’t quite show off their skills
I love the choreo for this song ❤❤
Good reaction. The song is almost 5 years old being as it was on BABYMETAL's 3rd album Metal Galaxy released in 2019. It is certainly one of BABYMETAL's more 'chill' songs ... but BABYMETAL can do everything.
That's one reason their collaborations all work so well as they are so versatile they can do pretty much whatever style and match up with whoever they are collaborating with.
Polyphia is a mainly instrumental Prog Rock band from Texas, Tim Henson and Scott le Page are the (virtuoso) guitarists and recorded the guitar tracks for the original recording of the song. Fox_Fest in Tokyo in May (arranged, hosted and headlined by BABYMETAL) was the first chance they all had to meet up and to finally do this very first live performance with them all together.🎸🦊🎸
That's very cool. We had no idea the song was 5 years old.
@@CoachCastTV It is a song that goes under the radar a bit. To be honest, like you I wasn't so sure the first time I heard it either ... it quickly grew on me the more I listened to it and the live performances are all beautiful - and finally getting Tim and Scott to play it live with them was special.
The Metal Galaxy album is interesting as it has two very distinct halves (the Japanese release was on 2 CDs).
The first half is the Light Side and explores softer, more pop, electronic and international musical styles from around the world ('Brand New Day' is on the Light Side).
The second half is the Dark Side and that is where they have the heavier and more metal songs.
@@Grington300 Great info to know. We can tell they can evidently do about any sound. Lots of talent in this group.
The thing about Babymetal's sound is so diversified that not every song is going to hit for everyone, because of that some first time listeners will write them off because what they heard just wasn't for them which is unfortunate and will miss out because of varied music they have put out. I'm glad that you have stuck with them because you have found out just how great a group they are and know that not every song is not going to be your fav but appreciate it any way.
Personally I love how their formation on stage has Su in the back of the V, most lead performers will take the downstage position to show that "Hey I'm the star here, I need to have the spotlight so stand behind me!" which is a bit of a ego thing in my opinion, I don't think Su has it in her to have an ego and is quite happy to share the stage with her gals.
Yes, we are really glad we stuck with them also. They have really impressed us.
Thanks again from Japan 有難う💛。 I witnessed this artistic play at the venue (2 times in the two-day Fox_Fest). What a bliss!! As Mrs. Coach said, the geometric effects on backdrop + by lazor beams are always mesmerizing in BM shows. In addition, sun rising image at the begining fits this song very well. Brand New Day is a refresing song for good start of the day.
Soothing and exquisite performance by 5 elegant figures in the center 😍. Classy incorporation by our Kami Band on both sides (4 guitars in total) ❤ Various elements created by 3 beautiful performers and 6 instrumentalists with virtuosity were mixed and sublimed into one beauty by means of something like alchemy. The actual applause at the end of the song was much much much bigger than that recorded in this video.
They did it together again in Belgian festival on June 20.
Awesome that you saw it live. On relistens this certainly has grown on Coach more. There is a smooth and mellow vibe to it.
I saw this performance live at Fox Fest 2024 in Japan; and while it is another great BabyMetal performance and collaboration, I must agree with Coach that it is not my favorite BabyMetal collaboration. It’s hard to top the sheer fun and energy of RATATATA, which they also performed at Fox Fest. I can’t imagine how any collaboration by anyone could top that. But this one goes to show how versatile and talented the BabyMetal girls are that they can adapt and fit in with almost any other artist, both with their beautiful vocals and choreography. Queen Su is awesome as always, but it was nice that you recognized the incredible, and often underrated, contribution of the two princesses, Moa & Momo. Thanks for a fair and thoughtful reaction. Coach, you guys really should react to “IJIME, DAME, ZETTAI, Live at Sonisphere 2014.” This is where BabyMetal won over a crowd of 65K metalheads at a metal festival in the UK, on their first tour outside of Japan, and many BabyMetal fans think of this as the performance where Suzuka became Queen Su. And the Kami Band guitarists shred like they’re playing machine guns. You should also react to “AKATSUKI, Live at Budokan Black Night” which is a solo performance by Queen Su. Her vocal performance on this one is on another level, absolutely astounding, and there is an awesome dueling guitar solo by the Kami Band guitar wizards. You guys really should check out these two great BabyMetal classics!
Thanks for these suggestions! Moa and Momo sounded fantastic here.
This was filmed at FOX_FEST in Japan a bit over a month ago. Although this song is five years old, this was was the first time that Babymetal and Scott and Tim were able to perform it together live on stage. I was lucky enough to be there to see it live and it was fantastic. BND wasn't a song that I was previously that big on, but after seeing this performance it really changed how I felt about it.
Although BND is a Babymetal song, it's very much in the style of Polyphia. Because they are so stylistically flexible, when Babymetal collab with other artists, they tend to adapt to the style of the artist they are working with. When they work with Polyphia, you get a Poyphia sounding song, when they work with Electric Callboy, you get an Electric Callboy sounding song.
Tim revealed recently at Download UK that there is a new Babymetal/Polyphia collab in the works, but this time Babymetal will be the guests on an upcoming Polyphia song.
Ah, that's very cool that they are doing another.
This is easily my favorite collaboration from Babymetal. The music is superb and the dance is sublime. I love it everytime I hear and see it!
yess more babymetal ❤
👍👍Awesome performance, love it. So soothing. 🦊 🖖❤
Good one guys! This is one of my favorite songs from Babymetal! While I don't listen to it when I wanna get hyped up, I do have it on quite often when I'm chilling infront of my computer trying to get some work done, along with a lot of songs from Polyphia. Polyphia is an instrumental band that has this very "Blues-y, R&B, groovy" style, with very technical guitar playing. Check out "Playing God" by Polyphia.
On your comment with Momo/Moa being "presented" infront of Su, the girls always see themselves as equal partners. While Su takes lead on vocals, Moa/Momo will be out front doing most of the choreography, since that is a critical component of their identity and performance. I respect them a lot for having that esprit de corps.
🤘🦊
Indeed. The lack of ego and willingness to work as a team is admirable.
Nice reaction! Finally they got to perform this live, together with Scott LePage and Tim Henson. Took some time 😉
I believe you have no idea HOW well Moametal and Momometal can sing 😉 You could try a double feature with THEIR versions of "Headbangeeeeerrrrr!!!!!", where they took the lead for the second half of the song. You will be pleasantly surprised, I promise! Moametal is indeed quite close to Queen Su-Metal regarding her vocal prowess. She is a VERY good singer and has a beautiful singing voice! And Momometal is on another level, despite her youth. She did an AMAZING, but very different performance of this song! Sadly, the most used reactable video of this performance is somewhat botched visually, but at least the audio part is pure Momometal.
Su-Metal is unmatched, tho, as you can hear with this performance of "Brand New Day". High register, but very clean and extremely powerful, with her very special tone that cuts through heavy metal like a laser beam. She is called "Queen" for several reasons 😄
Hey team ‼️ coach right again (as usual)😎catch ya on the next one 💥
Haha, if you like geometrical figures with mesmerizing effects, you should definitely try "Shanti, Shanti, Shanti" from them. And if you like a bit of oriental (Indian for the matter) touch, you're in for a ride.
Appreciate the suggestion!
@@CoachCastTV I hope you like it if you ever decide to react to it 🦊! If it is not among my ultra-favorite songs from them (Headbanger/Megitsune/Monochrome/Pa Pa Ya/Metali), to me it is a very good song, where Su can really show the full range of her talent (another one is Metali (メタり！)), with a dancing number totally on point (although the numerous visual effects they added on the official video tend to hide it a little too much to my taste).
Oh, and if you ever have to choose between versions, I strongly advice to *AVOID* at all costs Glastonbury live versions (worth for any Babymetal song): the sound on these videos is utter crap, and since it is not a metal but a contemporary music festival, the audience is absolutely not in the mood, and you can even say rather cold. It makes terrible videos.
@@rhadamante2176 This is good info. We'll certainly try to remember that.
You will see in other songs that Sue does come to the front occasionally as a part of the overall performance.
this song falls in that category of "not a regular listen, but ABSOLUTELY appreciate and respect the artistry on display", and would certainly recommend to people who enjoy that style.
you have still yet to discover their MOST EPIC of collabs ... _Kingslayer_ with Bring Me the Horizon (live in tokyo is THE version).
their collab with Joakim from Sabaton is just a lot of fun.
(they also did a collab with some rapper guy Lil Uzi Vert or something ; but as far as i can tell, most people are content to forget that exists 😂)
😅 Thanks for the additional info about other collaborations.
Technical difficulties , Please Stand By. 😁😁Oops... lol
Polyphia is a prog rock band, primarily instrumental, from Texas, and yes Mrs. Coach, Tim and Scott are their guitarists. A lot of people said they never saw the Babymetal collab with Electric Callboy coming, maybe even more so with this one. Correct Coach, Mom and Moa are the current members with Su.
Not sure what happened to the video. Unfortunately not at home to correct it now. Thankfully nothing major was impacted.
@@CoachCastTV All good, the video did eventually work. Might suggest making a comment pinning it, mentioning that glitch, and the rest of the video is good.
Nice reaction. This song has a vibe to it.
this song is fantastic even more if you watch it with the choreography, it's just captivating experience
the choreo is the song also
This is a collaboration that I enjoy. Babymetal performing with highly skilled musicians with a grown up arrangement. No, grown men making fools of themselves.
👍👍 try NEK! / Get Over 🎻
to be honest if Babymetal did collab with the Muppets I'd still watch it. (I mean, I watched Debbie Harry and Alice Cooper since with them..)
LOL...that would be epic!
🤘🦊🤘
After many years, I never thought I'd see this great song being played with Babmetal and their collaborators from the band Polyphia, Tim & Scott...but here it is. Guess Tim must have had an evening off from his usual puppetry! 🦊🤘🤘🦊These Prog guitarists are renowned in their field for their complex playing - but now shine brighter, as do all artists who collaborate with Babymetal! PS The new collaboration to look out for is the one between The Warning and Band-Maid, which should release in the next week or so!
Thanks for the heads up. 😁
Keep up the good work❤
Babymetal was built around Su’s singing and performing ability. If she doesn’t hold up her end of things, there is no Babymetal.
I think this was in the past, at the moment it would be merge Babymetal and Metalverse and trx to make a Name fir themselves
@@ksbrst2010 That’s a lot of speculation I’d rather not comment on, but yes, my original comment was regarding when Babymetal was formed.
@@PaleHorseShabuShabu I don't think that this is in any of theirveanted sceanrios, but more a worst case. Momo would probably be in a bad case right now but at the same time she would be in the best position to reestablish the Name. I don't think that Moa would be quite so tempted without her big sister. I think the two big reasons why Su returned are Moa and the Crew or Lack of it outside of Banymetal. It is simply a deep drop to move from the core point of such a system that is more or less build around you and build a new name for yourself without any of your old songs. And not question yourself, could I have done it better. It is a simple fact that she would feel responsible for her whole crew and you can pretty much expect thatvher crew would feel in the same Männer, that shevreturned is aboost for each of them. And Metalverse is at the moment a difficult case. I presume theirvremaining two dancers are starting to look around for New oportunitied and I found it Alarming that zheir singer already made a song for Asterism. Their Bills are probably at the moment in the care of Amuse. In the case of an catastrophe with Babymetal it would simply be the best chance to recover some of the investment that is in Babymetal. But Amuse is no longer the big Player that they were 10 years ago the TV Landscape in Japan moves nearly as fast as in other countries.
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Easily one of my favorite BABYMETAL songs.
Yes Tim and Scott's instrumentals are a driving force here but for me it is Suzuka's stunning vocal performance and Moa and Momo's beautiful backing vocals that seal it.
Suzuka once again proves that (in my opinion) she is the most versatile and talented female singer today. She just loves to sing and it shows.
Moa is a talented singer in her own right (see below)
Headbanger LIVE featuring solo by Moa in honor of her 20th birthday (HQ Pro Shot)
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Well, what do you expect from a five year old song that origonally eorried Su is tjis Metal? Polyphia received a tape with dummy singing and dummy Guitarparts and then they heard it when it was released. But today it has a totally different function. It shows their versatility so that groups without metal songs don't gave to be afraid. And it is still pretty high in the personal Favorites of many Babymetal Fans. I don't think it is a question of hoe gard the songs are. If she produces it, we take a look abd then critizise. And their Choreo us a work of art
General request for Roseanne Park (non Blackpink related) , Kep1er, CLC content
We have a Kep1er coming this week. 😄
@@CoachCastTV that is wonderful
This one isn't one of my favorites either. I've just never been a big guitar aficionado. BM has collaborated with a LOT of people. Everyone seems to like to collab with them, because, as you've seen, they can adapt and fit in with any style. You can see them grow up from "cute" to "adult", just like you've seen Blackpink grow, and you're seeing Baby Monster grow up in real time. These Asian acts, because they tend to start out so young, provide a fascinating look into artistic growth.
That's very true about watching them grow professionally and artistically.