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- BabyMetal - Megitsune LIVE. Our 2nd jump into BabyMetal and I'm loving it. This time we include another channel favorite on the ride. Don't miss Nemophila's cover of Megitsune that concludes the video! I hope you enjoy!
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A double dose of Megitsune! Welcome to both BabyMetal and Nemophila fans! Let me know your thoughts! Don't forget to Like and Subscribe!
Babymetal is better live. But megitsune song official video it's more way better. Please check/reaction before you put on your playlist. Here's the link
czcams.com/video/cK3NMZAUKGw/video.html
Welcome back to the Foxhole -not cats here- 🦊🤘
Megitsune is one of the most challenging song in terms of vocals, SuMetal said that she didn't mastered yet, you can find some fancams when she's doing sound check before live shows with this song while on tour.
Kitsune fellas like Grington300 already explained you about this song and meaning. So let's follow with something else.
Like we already told you BabyMetal was created as a "metal dance unit" group, or you can saiy "supergroup", all behind SuMetal powerful voice and stage presence.
In order to create something new, like the kawaii metal genre they created, you need to do something new that has never be done before. BabyMetal is intended to be enjoy as a full experience, narrative, music and visually, they even got a complete lore which tells the mission of our girls here on earth, of course part of this is to help the girls to protect their private life, so enjoying their music is one of the aspect you can enjoy from them but that's not the full experience, is like experience a movie with only audio sound, that's not the way with BabyMetal, the studio album is fine and decent but when they really shine is when you see them performing with a live band, and trust me if you read someone saying they're not enjoying that is because clearly know nothing about them and their stories.
They're dancers and performers, sometimes the lyrics on songs requires from them to change that "happy" mood on their faces, of course there might be some exceptions here and there, like the previous night when the two of them got an accident, one of them falling from the stage (YuiMetal) and the other one hurting her ankle (MoaMetal) you can't hide your pain easily when that happen, low key they still go on with some smiling but that shows the level of professionalism they had even at such a young age (14 yo).
I enjoy a lot of metal bands, I know some of them even before BabyMetal, perhaps it was easy for me to get what they're doing and loving them because I always love dance choreography and I see the beauty aspect on express with your body language, and oh boy they know how to do that unlike any other group I remember, they incorporated many japanese elements on this song, like the instrumental but also the dance during breakdown, you can clearly see that if you watch the official MV, and also the pig squeals are more clear there but the heaviness of Kami Band instrumentals hide that backing track a little bit during live performance like this.
Lastly I'm glad that many bands and fans cover BM songs but it's unfair to compare them with SuMetal's voice, you can clearly hear the difference here between a grown up woman with an already vast knowledge about music and vocal techs and a 16 yo girl with powerful piercing teenage voice but still learning vocal techs, if you listen recent Megitsune version you can here SuMetal's voice evolved a lot more, fortunately she doesn't sing with those vibratos I don't like much here on their songs at least.
Thanks for keep coming back and hope to see more of your BabyMetal journey, no any other cover needed. Peace 🦊🤘
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Hell yeah! 🦊🦊
Pre late 2017 it was the original trio of Su, Moa, and Yui. Late 2017 Yui stopped performing due to health issues and eventually left the group. Briefly BM performed as a duo with just Su and Moa. I forget the year, but they eventually added a third person just to dance in Yui's old spot. The third person is referred to as an Avenger and is one of three you ladies who rotate in and out of that spot. Also to note, I believe the song you referenced Akatsune is o e of four solos Su does.
Yui last performance was the BigFox Festival 2017 . Yui did not perfom at the Legend S shows on December 2 and 3 2017 Su and Moa worked as duo from that day and through 2018 using 2 then 5 then 1 backing dancers untill 2019 with the arrival of the Avengers ( no not them Avengers ) 🤣 hope you do not mind me adding to your comment Northsor 🦊🤘
@@martinmetal7481 not at all, I'm still fairly new to the metal galaxy so any aditional information is appreciated
Now you have me picturing an "Avengers Assemble" trope at the beginning of the show! LOL. Thanks for the info!
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@@GlassMoonGaming there is at least one video on CZcams, where it shows Kano, Riho, Momoko (the Avengers) all onstage with Su and Moa. That can be your Avengers Assemble 🦊🦊🦊
BABYMETAL is BABYMETAL! (they're in their own league...absolutely amazing). Saki of Nemophila is a huge BABYMETAL fan, it's all her t-shirts and merch things in the video and she's a member of The One!
I will definitely agree that they are in their own genre!
I have nothing bad to say about Nemophila. Great band, but I would put them in the same category as every other metal band. Babymetal is their own unique thing. It's impossible and pointless to compare them with other metal bands. They are in their own universe (their own metal galaxy?), separate from all the others. I used to get caught up in the 'Babymetal is metal/not metal arguments but it really doesn't matter. Even Babymetal doesn't stress that they are absolutely a metal band. They're not pop, they're not metal. They're Babymetal. I think people on the fence with them would appreciate them more if they stopped worrying about that and just enjoyed the show.
Babymetal is definitely unique. They are their own thing and you're right, as long as you see them for what they are, they are simply amazing!
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I’d def wouldnt put Nemophila in the same category as every other metal band. Nemophila has proven time and time again they play just about any style and any genre.
@Dragon Phly I was thinking more of the 10,000 foot view. Babymetal stands alone, so everything else naturally gets put in another pile. That doesn't mean everything in that other pile can't be separated out.
Babymetal are idol category along with the 1000's of other acts in the sub-genres of idol (hardly stand alone).
enjoy music for what it is and not what genre it might or might not be.
Babymetal Death Legend 1997 is more metal than some people can handle.
I would definitely suggest he does Headbanger and Akatsuki (Unfinished ver.) before Babymetal Death; those were the last three songs at that show, and they're just so good together. It would be a shame to miss out on the sequencing there. Here are links to high-quality uploads of each in case you want to do all of them, Glass Moon:
Headbanger czcams.com/video/r-2IY10k9KM/video.html
Akatsuki unfinished czcams.com/video/-Mh5nrXIw6s/video.html
Babymetal Death czcams.com/video/VE34mRpi6Qk/video.html
Don't forget to turn subs on for the last two :)
@Glass Moon I would definitely suggest you do Headbanger and Akatsuki (Unfinished ver.) from that show before Babymetal Death. Those were the last three songs, and they're just so good together that it would be a shame if you missed out on the full sequence. I tried to put links in this comment previously, but it didn't show up, so I'll put them in another reply.
Headbanger czcams.com/video/r-2IY10k9KM/video.html
Akatsuki unfinished czcams.com/video/-Mh5nrXIw6s/video.html
Babymetal Death czcams.com/video/VE34mRpi6Qk/video.html
Don't forget to turn subs on for the last two!
Hmmmm...perhaps a triple feature will be in the works! Stay Tuned!
@@GlassMoonGaming That would be fantastic. I've seen only a couple of reactors do that and it is absolutely great. Definitely a rollercoaster ride. I promise, you would not regret it.
Gimme Chocolate!!! is their first video I watched and became a fan of their music. It's one of the heaviest and fastest song I have heard in a long time. They are one of my favorite groups to watch live in concert.
it's on my list for sure. Probably where I'll go to next to be honest, back to the beginning!
Honestly, I may be a relatively new 'metalhead', but i never understood that whole, "why is there dancing in this?".
It's a lot like just headbanging, the moves are expresssing the feel of the song, especially once you get into the lyrics, and while I myself most certainly wouldn't dance like that, I love that they are. Music, singing and dance together are what makes all of Babymetal work (for me)... 女は女優よ 🤭
I think the difference in MY mind at least, is that headbanging usually isn't a coordinated dance. I would imagine most people who say that at first (including me when I first heard them years ago) were wondering why there were boyband type coordinated dance performances in a fire metal song. LOL Once you sit down and watch though and take more in, understanding the background of the band, it makes sense in it's own way
@@GlassMoonGaming Fair enough.
Obviously there is a qualitative difference, i merely meant that windmilling, headbanging and other moves in fact are pretty much coordinated as well, you are usually moving to the beat (exept that one rhythmically challanged guy; there always has to be someone who just doesn't get the beat right :P ). So while I, too, am not really one to actually dance, it is rather difficult not to move at all when you actually are enjoying a song. 😁
Suzuka's vocal more stable and powerful.
All the praise for Suzuka is for a reason, she has a really good and powerful voice. (even at a young age)
Definitely impressed by her voice!
The dancers are the tie in to the crowd, the crowd will follow their moves and chants. It is a key part of the experience. Wait until you see lives when you can see the crowd. Think of this as not just a music show but a total theatrical experience.
Theatrical experience is honestly my first thought when I watched the live Akatsuki video. I thought to myself, "this could be like a big song in a rock/metal musical".
Great double feature as mentioned Su was only 16 at the time just think what her already amazing vocals sound like now at 24 . It was good that Nemophila did there own take on Megitsune.
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Thanks! The skill that all the girls showed at this age is just crazy nuts. I've noticed with Nemo covers they try to stay pretty close to the original while also letting you know that it's THEM covering it with their own little tweaks!
BABYMETAL is amazing and unique. I enjoy every single bit about them. The dancing is both entertaining to me, but also gets the crowd even more involved and amped up. You have to imagine being in that crowd and just think how it would energize you. Fans leave BABYMETAL shows ( I say shows because BABYMETAL puts on a show! Theatrical musical performance) exhausted and happy.
Watch more BABYMETAL. The Kami band gets their time to shine many times. BABYMETAL throws many things at you. Su Solos, Yui and Moa dynamic Duo songs, Kami Band solos, and of course all of them together.
Also, GO BRONCOS! 🤘🦊🤘
WooHoo Broncos! I agree it's very entertaining! You also said something that I've thought in my head but never said on video; you said Theatrical Musical Performance. When I was listening to Akatsuki for the first time and watching the live video, I couldn't get out of my head the fact that I could imagine that song and performance being a major point in a musical.
Nice, Nemophila did Megitsune good. Not into the dance is not a bad thing, not everyone is into dancing. But dance is part of Babymetal because they are more like a rock opera broadway show, more than a regular rock concert....Their dance is interpretative dance of what they're singing, which is probably something Japanese audience would instinctively "get" better than us western audiences. And ofcourse, you have the dance moves of Yui and Moa, who are the hypewomen/cheerleaders, and their dance moves are the ones the fans are to follow. I tell my friends Babymetal isn't just a band with singer and musicians, its more of a concert show, where audience participation is expected to follow along. Just watching a video of their concerts, I can feel myself burning calories. Have fun on their Babymetal exploration.... And I'm sure a lot of fans have pointed out, if you want to checkout the Kamiband, there are serveral songs with Kamiband intro's where you can see the skills of the musicians.... Catch Me if You Can, Rondo Of Nightmare, Kagerou, Yava, Tales of the Destinies, all have great instrumentals....and most of the songs have solos interspersed within. 🤘🦊🤘
I agree with your comparison to a concert show! Lot's more Babymetal to come. Stay tuned!
Any time someone says Babymetal “aren’t” metal, I point them to Babymetal Death. It’s not that Babymetal “aren’t metal”. Instead it’s that they ARE so much more than that. Every single song is something totally new. The core of BM is blending cute with metal, but they take those 2 aspects and further combine them with other genres. Whether it’s different types of metal like power or thrash, other cultural influence like their song Shanti, or other nonmetal genres like rap or edm elements. That’s why it’s so hard to recommend a Babymetal song for the first time to someone because no one song represent what they are. They tackle everything and it’s always incredible.
I like your take on it! I've said it before, they are so against the norm of what metal is "supposed to be" that it makes them more metal than metal!
First time I've heard Nemophilia - and I do like them - but Su's voice is incomparable for the song imo
I agree! This is part of the reason I like doing these mash-up videos. People get to experience other bands they probably never would have. I'm glad you liked it!
@@GlassMoonGaming They've actually been on my radar for quite a while now alongside a few other Japanese female bands - but I've (arrrrgh) not long found BM and want to focus on them as they seem pretty unique. Keep the good work up!
Good Real Reaction. 2 different great groups with their own great attributes. With BABYMETAL's Kami Band. Who has help them achieve higher acclaim and acceptance ( Babymetal started with a fake band in skeleton outfits and dancing to a backing track.) But they are already established musicians who are contracted by the J Pop factory Amuse and are not completely controlled by them. As time went on, they started to get more attention and during live events and would add to the shows (Mikio's (Gt) harmonics, BOH's (bass) dancing, Takayoshi (Gt) hyping up the crowd / sticking out his tongue, Hideki (Drums) making faces at the girls / throwing drumsticks into the crowd..So After the fox festivals in 2017 they took away the Kami solo intros. Put them in dark outfits in front of dark backgrounds. Also 2017 was the last performances of Yui, before she officially left and Mikio Fujioka, who died Jan 2018 from injuries of an accidental fall. In 2019 the Kami band had to wear masks and for their European and US tour they used stiff American musicians (session players turned gimmick band Galactic Empire and Drummer of 100 bands Anthony Barone) By late 2020 they returned the original Kami band (with Isao on Gt for the late Mikio) who were still masked, they stayed that way until early 2021 when Babymetal went on Hiatus.
Thanks for all that great info!
Excellent double play! Nemophila are fans of BABYMETAL.
Concerning BABYMETAL'S choreography, if you read the (translated) lyrics the choreo makes a lot of sense. Their choreo is like interpretative dance, and not just for it's own sake. Also, unlike most J-pop & K-pop groups, BABYMETAL uses no suggestive or sexual imagery, lyrics, or choreography in their music or performances. This was intentional. Early on it was mostly due to their youth, but that intent has followed them even as they matured. It's a gimmick they've never needed.
Arigatou! 🦊🤘 #notacult
Thanks for the info!
The screaming part in the breakdown is actually in the Babymetal version, too. It's just not that prominent in the live version. Love your Babymetal reactions so far. There are a couple of songs in which the Kamiband has some solos before the song. Maby that would be a good Idea for you to react to as a next song.
Maby one of these:
Catch me if you can - Budokan 2014 version (beware of compilations, they are not good)
Yava with Kami intro, for a bit of skar metal (for this one you should put a watermark over the video due to copyright)
Kagerou from Legend Metal galaxy
The last one is from 2020 and shows how they matured over the years but still manage to maintain the aspects that make them what they are. And the last one is with a different Kamiband, they use nowadays for overseas shows.
I'm pretty sure you will enjoy all of them :)
Thanks! I listened to the MV off screen and yes, definitely more prominent squeals. Stay tuned for more!
Good double reaction. BABYMETAL do have the pig squeal screams in the breakdown - they are on the backing track and may be more audible in some shows than others. You can most definitely hear them in the studio recording on the album, but Su-metal's vocals tend to be over-processed and compressed in studio recordings - just one of the main (and many) reasons I and many others prefer the live versions.
All the BABYMETAL memorabilia (the fox (not cat) masks, towels and so on) Nemophila had decorating their studio are from the personal collection of one of the band members, by all accounts she is a big fan of BABYMETAL.
I am absolutely not a fan of dancing either - the last thing I thought was missing when I listened to metal was choreographed dance ... and now I wonder why more bands don't incorporate it somehow. The difference between most dancing in pop music etc (which still seems mostly pointless and holds no interest for me) and BABYMETAL's choreo - it isn't just dance for the sake of it, it is interpretive to help with or relating to the meanings of their songs and, even more importantly, it is designed to involve and to lead the audience.
'Megitsune' regularly tops BABYMETAL fan polls for favourite song - they have also played it live more than any of their songs.
It reflects a lot of the Japanese culture starting with the traditional instruments (shamisen) in the intro and the lyrics about women being compared to foxes (kitsune - which was also why Su had the fox mask in the breakdown) which in Japanese mythology are able to shape shift and take human form in order to deceive. It is also a bit of a push back against the traditional female role in Japanese society I think - or maybe it is - whilst also praising and celebrating the women who have played that role over the years for their strength.
They are saying that women wearing their make up and hiding their true feelings ("crying at heart, smiling at face") are not trying to deceive anybody, they are simply trying to please everybody - so they are not kitsune (foxes), they are megitsune (female foxes or vixens) - and they are strong.
The breakdown (the audio didn't pick up the pig squeals so well in this performance) in the middle of the song uses the exact melody of an old and very well known Japanese folk song called 'Sakura Sakura' (Cherry Blossoms).
When Su spoke a few words and did the high kick she said "Otome wa ... nametara ikan zeyo." (Maidens ... shouldn't be underestimated). The last part of this is a famous quote from a Japanese gangster movie said by the daughter of a gang boss.
Nemophila's cover is very good, of course - they are very talented. As far as seeing the instruments being played, watching the drummer and so on - you will get to see the Kami Band more in due course, don't worry about that.
I agree wholeheartedly with your dance description. I believe I said in my Nemo portion that to me, the song didn't need the dance to be awesome but that the dance made perfect sense for the song. I'm glad I'll get to see more of the Kami band! They definitely deserve to be shown off more!
@@GlassMoonGaming The nemo cover did not show the keyboard player in their video, why? because he is not a part of their band. Babymetal do not show the Kami band in their official videos for the same reason, however the live shows which are what Babymetal focuses on, the Kami Band are not hidden away at all and can be seen clearly by the audience, they just are not the focus of the official videos because they are not paying the bills, Babymetal are. Having said that most BM fans can tell you the names of which Kami Band members are on stage, I would imagine most pop fans could not do the same for bands they are fans of.
Great double header reaction, fantastic !! Novice to BABYMETAL and really enjoyed the perspectives and history on here...TY all. Seeing the original artist performing this track gives a glimpse of the depth of their talent, and made me love NEMOPHILA even more for the way they honored them. 🦊🌸🤘
Thanks! I agree with you. As soon as I was told there was a Nemo cover of Babymetal, I knew it was going to be a double reaction before it was even suggested. LOL
@@GlassMoonGaming Awesome !! And grats on 1K subs. Saw you at 998, so some friends raided your channel 🤘
Glad to see you are discovering BABYMETAL WaterWalker. Some people puts a wall before them thinking they are something they aren't. You have a very fulfilling journey ahead if you give them a chance.
Good reaction and enjoying watching you react to BabyMetal (although I believe that after a few more reactions, if you choose to do so, you will see that trying to categorize these young ladies and their backup band The Kami Band after only reacting to two performances was an exercise in folly)😉
Nemophila is a great band but I think the vocals highlight just what a phenomenal vocal talent Suzuka Nakamoto is. There is no equal (in my opinion)
Every BabyMetal song/performance is different and if you continue your journey you will find that they not only explore many other music genres they NAIL them.
Good luck!
Thanks! Don't worry, I've got my shovel ready to keep digging down the rabbit hole that is Babymetal! Stay tuned!
A new subscriber here!! Just for ya giving BM a shot. Anyway.... BM is like ure trying to summon a demon but uses sugar instead of salt!!! Cheers.
Thanks! I like that analogy!
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WooHoo!
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WooHoo!
Thanks for sharing your honest reaction and explanation!
Your pronunciation of both Megitsune and Kami Band is fine in my opinion (taking a Japanese course for 2 months) :)
The mask is not a cat but a fox. Fox God - fox hole - fox masks - "Megitsune" means female fox or vixen in Japanese ("kitsune" meaning fox, usually for both genders, it appears in the chorus: kitsune, kitsune, watashiwa megitsune) - you get the picture.
These are my 50 cents - the Babymetal fanbase is going to flood the comments with lore anyway :)
Thanks! Yeah the fox thing I should've figured from all the fox emojis in my first reaction to them. Oh well. LOL
If you have some spare time, I suggest you to check out BabyMetal's official MV for Megitsune: it's really well made, and you can hear definitely better the breakdown and the PigSqueals there are in there, that are a bit muffled down in this live version! Then Mayu's screams will make much more sense!
It's impressive how well she does them, they really feel like the original ones :D
The Fox Masks (not cats ;) ) and all other BabyMetal merchandise on the set, is from Saki's (the redhead guitarist) personal collection: she is a HUGE BabyMetal fan, and all that merchandise is pretty rare and expensive ;)
Saki did cover another BabyMetal song (Ijime, Dame, Zettai) with her other band Mary's Blood some years ago, but sadly there is no footage of that, only some pictures!
Since you also did Maximum the Hormone, you could do some other double reactions with Nemophila's covers of MTH songs, there are 2: "Shimi, Shimi" and "Zetsubou Billy" :D
If you would like to see a bit more the musicians on the front, how about "Catch me if you can" with intro Live at Budokan? :)
I did manage to check out the original afterwards and definitely hear the squeals. lol. I should've figured they were fox masks based on all the fox emojis!
@@GlassMoonGaming There is a lot of Fox God related lore around BabyMetal, that's why of all those foxes ;)
Every time I hear this cover by Nemophila, I miss Su's vocals.
That'd be a pretty epic combo for sure!
If you want a track / performance with a bigger focus on the musicians I think "rondo of nightmare with mischief of gods intro" would be a good choice.
Definitely on my list. Stay tuned!
Personally I much preffer the Nemophila version but then again, this is mostly just a case of me liking the style of one band over the style of the other.
I don't see any point in discussing "are BabyMetal metal?". In my mind, it's obvious that they are a mix of various things.
I'll also never diss the girls themselves. In fact, I have high respect for the hard work it took them to do what they have been doing for something around a decade now. The Kami Band are all obviously amazing musicians and like you, my only gripe with that is that they just get moved to the background most of the time while they are the main thing that interests me. Which kinda makes sense because they are not the "main thing" of BabyMetal.
I am not a fan of Idol units in general and care even less for watching them live really because that's just not interesting to me, no matter what genre the backing music is.
Do BabyMetal's producers know how to put on a grand show? Hell yes! No question about it! They took the playbook of huge pop productions and pulled it off admirably. Thing is that for me personally, that's something that's interesting to see sometimes but not at all anything that I'm hugely fascinated with long term. I'd much rather see a great band put on a great performance.
I agree with everything you said! Thanks!
I heard that "Choreography is lyrics" from girls. so I recommend that oversea Metal guys add choreography in Japan. OMG when you were blush I dead, and you are also kawaii. yeah "kawaii is justice", and it's an unfair but I think it's a wildcard. please more Babymetal!
Plenty more Babymetal to come! Thanks for your words! Stay tuned for more!
This dancing in this song and singing at the same time is crazy super hard. I think most people will have hard time dance like that for 4 min even without singing. And they are doing it in every song for 1-2hours(whole concert). Its very hard to do that.
I agree it's hard, especially trying to keep a steady note and breath support. It's hard enough to sing and drum at the same time, so I definitely respect those dancers who sing as well.
Before give up on them. Just a little insight they have toured with Judas priest, Gun n Roses, Korn, and red hot chili peppers. They also have been acknowledged by some of the leaders of Metal. Like Rob Zombie, and other !legends of the metal genre.
Dunno where I implied I might give up on them. I added them to my playlist. Believe me, there is MUCH more to come. This rabbit hole is just beginning!
Good reactions thanks!
They are metal, just another type pf metal and definitely not classic metal.... so special that they invented they own genre :)
Yes, the song is great even without the dancing. It's actually one of my top favorites. But when you get into them you start to appreciate the dancing part as an integral aspect of their performances and this represents one of their differential traits.
They originated like this (with the dance aspect being a fundamental part), and I'm okay with it. And, believe me, I'm the first surprised about that.
Thanks for the comment! I get where the dancing is integral in their style and performances. It's definitely a signature aspect of the band in any sub-genre of metal one would put them in. :)
Three things for anyone new to BABYMETAL.
1. You can’t fit them into any one genre. They have some of the heaviest metal songs, yet feature EDM, rap etc.
2. Early BABYMETAL can be an acquired taste. They where experimenting with their sound & performances. For me BABYMETAL from 2019 is the more enjoyable listen due to Su’s mature voice and the polished performances.
3. At first the choreography may seem strange. But when you see it in the context of a show, with crowd interactions, it all makes sense.
I’d highly recommend you seek out performances from Budokan ‘21 and Legend Metal Galaxy ‘20. The live performances of tracks like BxMxC, Distortion, Starlight are great.
Thanks. I agree with you!
Babymetal is absolutely phenomenal and cuteness overload, looking forward to more of them, those are fox masks not cat by the way, until next time 🤘🔥🤘
I should've guessed they were fox masks given all the fox emojis i've seen. LOL. Thanks!
I should've guessed they were fox masks given all the fox emojis i've seen. LOL. Thanks!
@@GlassMoonGaming Also "Megitsune" is literally "Me" (female) + "Kitsune" (fox).
Megitsun/Nippon Budokan Black Night
"Megitsune" (メギツネ, "Vixen") is the second major label single by the Japanese kawaii metal band Babymetal. It was released in Japan on June 19, 2013 as the fifth single from the album Babymetal. It is also the first single released independently from the idol group Sakura Gakuin.
"Megitsune"
A figure with a kitsune (fox) mask wearing a headpiece and a black robe on a red background, holding two shamisen criss-cross behind it.
•Single: Babymetal.
•From the album: Babymetal.
•Language: Japanese.
•B-side:, "Akatsuki" (standard)
"Onedari Daisakusen" (limited)
•Released: June 19, 2013.
•Recorded: 2011-2013.
•Genre: kawaii metal, melodic metal, corespeed metal.
Length:
•19:16 (standard edition)
•17:26 (limited edition CD)
•Label: BMD Fox, Toy's Factory, Amuse.
•Composer: Norimetal.
•Lyricist: Mk-metalNorimetal.
•Producer: Kobametal.
•Yuyoyuppe: (arrangement).
Babymetal singles chronology:
•"Ijime, Dame, Zettai" (2013).
•"Megitsune" (2013).
•"Road of Resistance" (2015).
The single was first announced for a June release on April 1, 2013. The single was released in four versions: a standard edition and three limited editions. The "Ki", "Tsu", and "Ne" (Kitsune means "fox" in Japanese) limited editions included single artwork focused on Nakamoto, Mizuno, and Kikuchi respectively, and their included DVDs feature footage of two songs from each of the live performances from Live: Legend I, D, Z Apocalypse. Additionally, the single included a chance to contain a ticket to the premium event Kitsune Festival at Meguro Rock May Kan on July 14, 2013.
To promote the release, the band was featured in the June issue of Marquee and on the cover of the July issue of Hedoban, in addition to collaborating with Tower Records for the 34th rendition of the event No Music, No Idol?.
Babymetal concert chronology:-
•Babymetal Death Match Tour 2013: May Revolution (2013)
•Babymetal World Tour 2014 (2014).
The Babymetal Death Match Tour 2013: May Revolution (BABYMETAL DEATH MATCH TOUR 2013 -五月革命-, Babymetal Death Match Tour 2013 -Gogatsu Kakumei-) was a promotional concert tour by Babymetal, occurring in conjunction with the promotion of "Megitsune". The band performed four shows, with two on the final tour date, at the same venue. Customers who purchased tickets to the tour could receive an exclusive edition of the single, with a remix by Yuyoyuppe, under the name DJ'Tekina//Something.
According to Mizuno, the tour was designed to be a "training tour". During each of the four shows the three members wore stage costumes for the eras of "Doki Doki ☆ Morning" (which had become nostalgically small for them), "Headbangeeeeerrrrr!!!!!", and "Ijime, Dame, Zettai", respectively, with the final show premiering new costumes for "Megitsune".
KamiBand:-
The KamiBand are the instrumentalists (or backing band) in BABYMETAL - Each member is a "god (Kami) of music" summoned by The Fox God stage by stage. They wore white robes and painted corpse face to resemble the dead spirit. All the Kamis have their own jobs and side-projects in addition to BABYMETAL.
Current Members Who Perform At Nippon Budokan:-
•Takayoshi Ohmura (Guitar, ESP SNAPPER-7/R Twinkle Pink).
•Leda Cygnus (Guitar, ESP ARROW 7 CUSTOM).
•Daisuke 'BOH' Bohte (Bass, ATELIER Z BETA 6, Boh'S CUSTOM 6).
•Aoyama Hideki (Drums, YAMAHA Signature).
Nippon Budokan (日本武道館, Nippon Budōkan), often shortened to simply Budokan, is an indoor arena located in Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan. Originally built for the inaugural Olympic judo competition in the 1964 Summer Olympics, its name translates as Martial Arts Hall in English. While its primary purpose is to host martial arts contests, the arena has gained additional fame as one of the world's most iconic musical performance venues.
A number of famous rock music acts have played at Budokan. The Beatles were the first rock group to play there in a series of concerts held between June 30 and July 2, 1966. ABBA ended their last tour there. Their final show on March 27, 1980, was the last live concert ABBA performed together. Numerous acts have recorded live albums at Budokan, including Bryan Adams, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Cheap Trick, Dream Theater, Duran Duran, Kiss, Mr. Big, Ozzy Osbourne, Judas Priest, Journey and Deep Purple.
"Megitsune: Song by BABYMETAL"
Overview Lyrics:-
(That! That! That! That! That's that!)
（それっ！ それっ！ それっ！それそれそれそれっ！）
(That! That! That! That! That's that!)!
（それっ！ それっ！ それっ！それそれそれそれっ）！
Omekashi Fox
おめかしキツネさん
(Chiki Chiki Wasshoi !! Chiki Chiki Wasshoi !!)
(Chiki Chiki ワッショイ!! Chiki Chiki ワッショイ!!)
Let the pigtail fly
ツインテなびかせて
(Hira Hira Wasshoi !! Hira Hira Wasshoi !!)
(Hira Hira ワッショイ!! Hira Hira ワッショイ!!)
Pop and Delon
はじけてドロンして
(Kuru Kuru Wasshoi !! Kuru Kuru Wasshoi !!)
(Kuru Kuru ワッショイ!! Kuru Kuru ワッショイ!!)
Seven changes in Izayuke
いざゆけ七変化
Konkon Konkokonkonkonkokon !!
コンコンコンコッ コンコンコッコン!!
(That! That! That! That! That's that!)
（それっ！ それっ！ それっ！それそれそれそれっ！）
(That! That! That! That! That's that!)
（それっ！ それっ！ それっ！それそれそれそれっ！）
Ancient maidens
古(いにしえ)の 乙女達よ
Dance to Karisome's dream
かりそめの 夢に踊る
Beyond thousands of times
幾千の時を超えて
Live now
今を生きる
Ah, yes, a woman is always an actress
あ〜 そうよ いつでも 女は女優よ
Not a fox Not a fox
キツネじゃない キツネじゃない
Maiden Megitsune
乙女な メギツネ
Ah ~ Yamato Nadesiku Woman changes
あ〜 ヤマトナデシク 女は変わるの
Laughing with your face and crying with your heart
顔で笑って 心で泣いて
"That's right"
「そうよね」って
I can't show tears
涙はみせないの
Fox Fox Watashihamegitsune Onnahajoyuyo
キツネ キツネ ワタシハ メギツネ オンナハジョユウヨ
(Sorry, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir!)
（そいやそいやそいやそいや そいやそいやそいやそいや そいやそいやそいやそいや それそれそれそれ！）
(Sorry, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir!)
（そいやそいやそいやそいや そいやそいやそいやそいや そいやそいやそいやそいや それそれそれそれ！）
(That! That! That! That! That's that!)
（それっ！ それっ！ それっ！それそれそれそれっ！）
(That! That! That! That! That's that!)
（それっ！ それっ！ それっ！それそれそれそれっ！）
Ancient maidens
古(いにしえ)の 乙女達よ
Sing to Karisome's dream
かりそめの 夢に歌う
Beyond thousands of times
幾千の時を超えて
Live in the present age (here)
現代(ここ)に生きる
Ah, yes, a woman is always an actress
あ〜 そうよ いつでも女は女優よ
Not a fox Not a fox
キツネじゃない キツネじゃない
The maiden
乙女は
I don't mind if I lick it
なめたらいかんぜよ
Ah ~ Yamato Nadesiku Woman changes
あ〜 ヤマトナデシク 女は変わるの
Don't disappear forever
ずっと いつも 消えない様に
Fireworks
花火を上げるの
Ah ~ It ’s the fate of a woman that blooms and scatters.
あ〜 咲いて散るのが 女の運命(さだめ)よ
Laughing with your face and crying with your heart
顔で笑って 心で泣いて
It ’s a pure maiden megitsune.
純情 乙女な メギツネよ
Ahhh
あ～ぁ
Source: Musixmatch
Songwriters: Nakayama Norikazu / Watanabe Miki
Megitsune lyrics © Amuse Inc.
Kitsune Up 🦊🦊🦊🤘🤘🤘🇯🇵🇸🇬 #notacult.
Thanks for all that info!
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Every Nemophila member is wearing a different BABYMETAL t-shirt, except Mayu in kimono.
They have a bunch of BABYMETAL merch in the studio for this one.
Including kitsune (fox) masks.
Overall, I prefer Su's phrasing. I think it fits the theme of the song much better.
Mayu's screams are pretty great though.
It's also not lost on me that Mayu has her hair in a high ponytail for this, and the other members all have twin-tails.
I didn't even notice the hairstyle thing until you just pointed it out. Definitely notice it now!
CAT MASK=✖ FOX MASK=〇
LOL yeah!
Love how the girls have all the BABYMETAL merch proudly displayed, nice touch.
Hope the BABYMETAL camp get a chance to see this.
I'd love to see the reverse happen: Babymetal cover a Nemo song. THAT would be interesting (and maybe scary LOL)
Not saying anything bad about anyone but after years of hearing covers and seeing every girl that came out of SG, no one else, literally in the world, could do what BM did. Can't reproduce it, anything. I can't say that about many bands. Maybe tool and even then it's a stretch to say "no one"
They definitely are one of a kind for sure!
If you like drums cam, check out Murata Tamu own channel. She posted NEMOPHILA REVIVE drum play video showcasing her new TAMA kit for the first time. She got lots of drums cams for NEMOPHILA originals and covers including her old stuffs starting from 2013 when she was a professional solo drummer. She is one of a kind versatile most prolific new age drummer.
She's amazing. Definitely gonna check her channel out for more
This guy😪dont know BABYMETAL❤much
I'm a huge BABYMETAL fan
"Babymetal is not metal"😑heyyyy WTF🖕🏻
This is cute(kawaii)+metal
This is BABYMETAL❤
#ilovebabymetalforever
Given the time I reacted to that, you'd be correct; I didn't know BabyMetal very well. As you can see if you go thru the playlist, that's changed and I've become a HUGE fan, though still learning. Monday 7/4 is MoaMetal's birthday. You should check out the videos for that day when they are released! Thanks!
Great reaction, dude! I especially appreciated your talk about whether Babymetal is "metal" or not - you're absolutely right, they're _very_ different from traditional metal bands, so in some ways they're not metal, but in that same vein their bold rejection of those traditions makes them _more_ metal than many bands that stay more safely within tradition.
And they don't stop either; they didn't just invent kawaii metal and then dust off their hands and say _well that's enough creativity for one lifetime_. They keep on innovating, from refining their sound and incorporating more different metal and rock subgenres in their second album to bringing in influences from other cultures in their third album, they're certainly not resting on their laurels.
I also appreciate the fun that the Nemophila girls have covering Megitsune (btw for pronouncing both 'Megitsune' and 'Akatsuki', you put the stress on the second syllable and almost don't pronounce the 'u' in the third syllable)...that's one of the great things about Babymetal, they make metal fun.
Hope to see more BM reactions from you in the future!
Thanks man! Don't worry, plenty more to come! You could tell Nemo was having a blast with their cover and that's awesome! To be honest, when I'm recording everything live, I'll probably mispronounce more often than not, especially which syllable to emphasize since that structure is so counter to what I've spoken the last 45 years. lol
@@GlassMoonGaming No worries about the pronunciation, would rather have you bungle some words but get an honest live reaction than have everything be perfect 😁
The "cat" masks in the Nemophila cover are actually BABYMETAL merch! They are fox or "kitsune" masks. Foxes and the "fox god" are part of BABYMETAL's fantasy lore. You will also notice that a couple of the girls are wearing BABYMETAL shirts, there is a BABYMETAL banner hanging on the wall, and a BABYMETAL towel hanging on one of the mic stands. As a huge BABYMETAL fan, it was this cover that helped me discover Nemophila...and now I am a huge Nemophila fan. 🤘🦊🤘
Yeah, I should've realized they were fox masks from all the fox emojis in my first Babymetal reaction. LOL
To say they are not metal is a complete falsehood. They are the Wild Stallions. I would put them against any of the crap that is called metal nowadays
Oh I won't disagree with you about putting them up against current metal. Too many "metal" bands conform to the mainstream. I know it's a business and all, but metal for me was always about non-conformity. Oh and btw...be excellent to each other!
@@GlassMoonGaming I always felt that grunge took the fun out of rock and depressed everyone to the point of turning to rap music for fun. Babymetal has been embraced and opened for a lot of rock legends. Nemophila is incredible, enough said. Lovebites are pretty good too. After that, I think the female JMetal scene tends to suffer. I know Band-Maid has a lot of fans but it is like J Nickleback to me.
Nemophila's version sounds a bit sort of hollow and light in the beginning and as it meanders along... Until Mayu screams... And then it wakes up and kicks ass. :) Nemophila are FIRE.
🔥🤘🔥
Fun fact: Nemophila's guitarist SAKI was a fan in attendance at the BABYMETAL Budokan Red Night show, the night before the show in the video you reacted to. That Red Night show is the one where YUIMETAL fell off the stage.
Oh wow! That's cool as hell! (not that she fell)
Saki and others are fan of Babymetal, these items are from Babymetal. btw Saki and Frederic of Dragonforce made MV like couple, it's my favorite Good song czcams.com/video/DTQjIjYvEM8/video.html Oh I forgot to say, you chose a good image for background .
Thanks! Believe it or not, I have that song on my long long list! Stay tuned!
@@GlassMoonGaming I can't wait! another their song AMAHIRU- "WTTP" Music Video czcams.com/video/mxQVamkeoKQ/video.html Frederic was having fun drinking in Japanese street so we have to put him in jail when next time he arrived at Japan. I'm just kidding. LOL
so glad you checked out how all three of them. you definitely should react to just the two other girls, yui and moa! they used to do su solos and black babymetal which is what they're called just as a duo! here's a link to onedari daisakusen from the same concert: czcams.com/video/Btc1kKMTpfs/video.html
I added that one! Stay tuned!
@@GlassMoonGaming excited to see that reaction! later on we can share to you a channel called babymetal reactor resource that has a bunch of other songs from other concerts that aren't as accessible as they early ones
@@GlassMoonGaming So this seems like a good opportunity to talk about copyright issues. Lots of Babymetal videos, including most of their more recent shows and most of what's on their official channel, will get blocked for copyright, but there's an easy way to circumvent that: if you obscure the video you're watching with post-processing by blurring it or putting a translucent logo over it or something, you can almost always get around these blocks safely.
I mention this because, while that performance of Onedari Daisakusen is great, they did some much better ones later. I personally prefer OD from their 2015 show at Saitama Super Arena (which is unfortunately one of the few where you can't so easily get around the copyright blocking) or their 2014 show at the London Forum. Both of those shows have great crowds, and that song is one where the audience really gets into it. If you're interested in doing a little bit of editing to watch some of their best performances, check out the Babymetal Reactor Resource mentioned above or my channel to find some of their more recent stuff. If you check out my channel, look in the descriptions of the videos that are uploaded with translucent logos for links to the un-logo'd videos. Cheers!
I liked this reaction. Hope you will see "Catch me if you can" live from Budokan Black Night would be a good choice with the Kami Band intro and you can see, how fitting a dance can be.
Su-Metals voice is for me perfect. The only one that comes close (for me) is Liv Akane from Liv Moon. (Btw her Guitarist in her "Phantom of the Opera cover" singing the Phantom is someone many here will recognize.
Definitely gonna check that one out! Stay tuned!
I like both bands, but I think Nemophila's version is better. Simply because Mayu pulls it off so well. I like Mayu's melodic sound more than her screams, but her screams in this one just bring that "extra omf!" to the song.
Thanks! It's just a great song!
I appreciate BABYMETAL that establish pathways for new metal fans to start enjoying metal from then on. They had been my favourite new age metal from Japan (LOUDNESS is my all time fav tho) alongside Unlucky Morpheus. Akatsuki is still my fav BABYMETAL song but sadly there are not many of their song I could say that I am enjoying especially not the BLACK BABYMETAL songs. Only if BABYMETAL play instruments themselves, they could be above Unlucky Morpheus on my list. And that was before NEMOPHILA formed. Once NEMOPHILA kick-off their gigs, they straight away jumped my list to my fav. Japanese band, surprisingly ahead of LOUDNESS and my second all time fav. just behind Nightiwsh. I love music but on top of that, good powerful vocal is a must... and both Nightwish and NEMOPHILA got it all.🤘🏻
If only Floor Jansen played instruments herself, Nightwish could be above other bands on my list. 😔
@@silly_programme5061 If only Mayu played instruments herself, Nemophila could be above other bands on my list 😶
@@BlackArr0w 😂
Well, it is known facts that Floor Jansen and Mayu play instruments (more than one for that matter) but not officially on their band's release track so yes, both play instruments and both are on top of my list 😎
@@OvDevilz Yeah so do the BM girls but the point is _why does it matter_
Is dancing at that level any less impressive than playing an instrument? Not to mention singing. And even if you don't agree, I ask again, _why does it matter?_ I'm not asking expecting a response by the way; no one needs to justify their preferences in art to anyone else. Just asking in case you haven't examined _why_ you feel the way you do about that, because I think it's important to inspect our biases like that.
> "they are not metal because this dancing comes from pop"
Hm... Nearly (if not) all aspects of metal music originally came from other genres/artforms. So, with your way of arguing, there is no metal music at all... 🤔
I don't think I said it quite that way (assuming you are talking to me, if not, sorry. lol). I believe I said something to the effect of you see dancing in more pop style and not in metal and that to me, the music doesn't need the dancing, but also that the dancing does make sense (I say that in my Nemo portion of the reaction). I've also said a few times that they may be more metal than most metal bands based on the fact that metal music came from non-conformity, and these ladies certainly aren't one to conform to the musical norms! Regardless they fucking ROCK, no matter what genre .
I like Babymetal but they are Idol group with a metal backing band.
And an AMAZING metal backing band at that!
OK. And Nightwish is an opera singer with a metal backing band.
And some of the nu-metal groups have rappers, with a metal backing band.
The word you seem to be missing is "fusion".
That's how metal sub genres are created.
Well it’s not really dancing.it’s choreography
Judist priest did it all the time
I don't think I'd want to see Judas Priest doing those high knee lifts and an adapted superman dance at their age now! ;)
@@GlassMoonGaming haha that would be a blast
The conversation of whether or not Babymetal is actually metal has always been bullshit to me. Like you said, their non-conformity to metal cliches kind of makes them more metal than a lot of bands. Plus, I've never been one to get bogged down in whether or not somethings fits in a nice tidy box. I care more about whether or not I enjoy the song and band or not. Babymetal's music makes me feels something, it stirs something in my heart, and that's what I'm looking for. My only real concern with Babymetal is how sustainable it is. Su and Moa are still young women and great performers, but there will come a time when they've not going to be able to dance a whole show like they could when they were 16 and 14 or even 24 and 22, respectively. What happens when that time comes? With the new cryptic stuff they're putting out, has it already come?
Babymetal was founded in part to get girls and women into heavy metal; It works to a certain degree. I've heard Dany from The Warning specifically say they're Babymetal fans. I've always attributed the dancing to that goal and to BM's origin as one of the various clubs from Sakura Gakuin. Like you said, I recognize the skill all three have, but shout out to their stamina and discipline to do it for a full show in their country's most prestigious arena.
Nemophila's little touches always make their covers so great. They all did their hair like Yui and Moa except for Mayu who did her hair like Su. They've got Babymetal swag all around, including *fox* masks. Asterism also covered "Megitsune," but I think it was early in their life as a recording group and is 100% instrumental without the synth backing track.
I agree with you completely! As far as I'm concerned, if Babymetal brings more people into a metal atmosphere and as a result even MORE amazing metal bands are formed, then that's fantastic. I know what you mean about them getting older and such. Perhaps what we will see is the band Babymetal becomes the official genre of Babymetal
the m v babymetal has for this song has the scearms in it and the masks are of the fox god not a cat
I watched the video later and definitely noticed the screams (squeals). As for the masks, I should've figured they were foxes because of all the Fox emojis on my first reaction of them. LOL
Not metal? You better speak to Metallica, Slipknott, RHCP, Korn, Rob Zombie, BMTH, Rob Halford, Dragon Force, Corey Taylor, The Hu, and many many more metal bands who they have opened for and fully support these monster metal ladies. Babymetal are the creators of a new genre of metal Kawaii metal (cute metal).
Calm down. He wasn't being negative about that.
He don't know anything about babymetal..
It was actually a BabyMetal fan who said they where not Metal in comments in his first reaction to BabyMetal which was Akatsuki. He did not say they where not metal
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@@luffymizuno3184 thats because it's only his second reaction to them and he never heard of them before that 🤘🦊
They, as a whole, aren't the traditional metal band I've heard over the last 45 years. They are unique, and as I've said before, in some aspects their uniqueness and non-conformity makes them even MORE metal than the people you mention above! All of that said, they fucking ROCK, regardless of any genre they may or may not fit into. Thanks for your comments!
I'm probably going to get destroyed for this but I'm not into Babymetal. The girls are obviously talented, hardworking, and well trained, and Kami band are very good as well. I guess it's part of their act but they don't ever appear to be having any fun. However, I'd much rather watch and listen to Nemophila, who obviously love what they're doing. Will Haraguchi-san ever get used to Mayu's screams?
"I guess it's part of their act but they don't ever appear to be having any fun"
You obviously haven't watched much BabyMetal, haven't you? :D
Expecially during some songs, like "GImme Chocolate", the girls are all smiles, how can you say that they don't ever appear to be having fun? :D
I also love Nemophila, and Haraguchi-san's laughs and smiles during Mayu/s screams is an highlight of most of their videos ahahah
The chemistry the Nemophila girls have is something else!
One of the main things I have always enjoyed and appreciated about Babymetal is that they (and the Kami Band) are so clearly having fun and enjoying every moment. You can often see Hideki the drummer having hengao (face pulling contest) with the girls when they are facing him, Moa doing things to try to make Su laugh or pinching her earlobe, BOH on bass joining in with the choreo ... so many more things ... Su trolling Moa with the mic at the end of the Tokyo Dome concert and killing herself laughing at Moa's reaction.
I like that Nemophila and Babymetal have the same sort of fun loving attitude.
Looks like my comment disappeared, so I'll just say I agree with what Grington and...worra...kcalb...? said. Babymetal's shows are tightly choreographed, so yes there are fewer opportunities for ad-libbed expressiveness, but they're still there if you look for them. In my original comment I suggested you check out some of their shows that aren't on youtube, because part of the problem is that most of what's on yt is earlier shows where they weren't as confident yet (relatively speaking obviously) and thus less prone to display emotion on stage, but by 2015 with shows like New Year Fox Festival/Legend 2015 and their set at the Tokyo Metropolitan Rock Festival that year, you can see them clearly having a blast. 😁
I can definitely understand why you think they don't have fun on stage. If I didn't know what they were like outside of Babymetal (up until 2015 when there was still footage of them out of character) I'd definitely agree with you. But they seem like that mainly because they're Idols and get treated as such. In the J-Pop idol industry they often don't show when the performers have fun on stage amongst themselves because everything needs to be perfectly choreographed and executed. DVDs and Blurays are also pretty heavily edited. Stuff that's not part of what was practiced and agreed on often simply gets cut out of the video or they switch to another camera when something "out of the ordinary" happens. The perfect example of that is actually Babymetal's live performances of Megitsune. In the breakdown when Su holds the mask in front of her face Moa almost always makes funny faces at her to try to crack her up, but more often than not the footage from their official DVDs/Blurays doesn't show it because they switch the camera so Moa's face isn't visible at that point. If you want to see them have fun on stage you need to watch footage from festivals or from non-Babymetal sources.
This is one of the greatest things about music: Everyone has their own tastes. I think all this music I've discovered over the short life of my channel has opened me up to SO much that I would never have even known existed for the most part. All ya'all who get to experience this on a daily basis are the lucky ones!
Suzuka 1000 veces mejor
WooHoo!