BABYMETAL Brand New Day REACTION (HERE WE GO AGAIN, LOL!!!) I absolutely LOVED this song! Or did I?
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Good reaction. 'Gimme Chocolate' was the video that went viral and got them noticed internationally - mainly for the 'WTF' factor when Yui and Moa (the two younger girls) started their "atatatatatata dukyun". So it has most views of all their songs, it is far from being the best liked (a few people will disagree as it is their favourite).
They were 14, the show the video was recorded at was the day after Su the lead singer's 16th birthday. It probably didn't help you to like their voices any more that it had the studio audio dubbed over the live performance video because they always over-process and compress their voices in the studio recordings, but yes they were a lot younger - that was from December 2013, 7 years ago.
Personally I try to steer people away from Gimme Chocolate until they have heard 4 or 5 other songs and got a better idea what BABYMETAL are about - it is a great live song (all the live versions of Gimme Chocolate sound better than the official video - just my opinion of course) and always goes down well at their shows, but that video can go either way if it is the first thing people see. Some people love it and immediately delve into more, some people just can't get past the vocals and hate it. They dismiss BABYMETAL as a gimmick and look no further. A minority are just very confused but are intrigued enough to explore further.
'Brand New Day' ... yeah, not so much metal in this one. It is a collaboration with the guitarists from Polyphia - I am not familiar with them myself, I understand they are more prog rock than metal(?), but someone far better informed than me (which is probably everybody) will be able to shed more light on that.
This is off the third album and that is almost a concept album. It has two very distinct sides or halves (which is more obvious on the Japanese edition as that came on two separate CDs). The first half is the light or sun side and it concentrates on more electronica, pop and exploring musical styles from around the world. 'Brand New Day', as you may suspect, is very much on that side of the album.
The second half is the dark or moon side and that goes back towards the more metal end of the BABYMETAL scale.
This video is from one of the big shows at the start of this year where they played all the songs from the new album (plus a few older favourites) over the course of two nights, so Su was 22 (she will be 23 later this month) and Moa was 20 (she is now 21), so yes their voices have matured - but the audio was also live, so they hadn't suffered the over-processing of the studio recordings that I mentioned earlier.
Great Reaction, I and most appreciate true reactions and reactors never should apologize for being real. Not that you have done that, but don't have to explain it to me, I get it as most do. Babymetal is a love, hate or guilty pleasure.
I personally just don't like the fact that most negative reactions come from heavy metal guys that are exposed right off the bat to Gimme Chocolate. It's a shock video. That entices confusion and harsh swings of emotions either way good or bad. You see it in just about every first reaction to the group; The music starts they are banging their heads going OMG this is Hard as hell, then Yui and Moa come in and, well, the WTF factor comes up on every face right.. We all enjoy seeing that WTF moment as we watch someone for the first time seeing and hearing that moment. Harsh reality of that song is that it turns off a lot of Heavy metal guys right off the bat and they no longer hear the music or take the band in as a whole, because they can't get past the younger girl voices in that one moment. Now just about every song after that is tainted with preconceptions of what they are going to hear or they don't even make the attempt to listen to any more songs. Babymetal has forever been put into Their "not heavy metal" box in their minds.
I think going back and looking at the history of the girls and how and when this group was formed is key to understanding the angst from western metal lovers who disapprove of how this band was formed and will forever not like Babymetal, because it doesn't fit their idea of how "real" metal bands are formed. They were always advertised at "Kawaii" metal or CUTE METAL. Nothing more. But we always love our labels and boxes, so we stuck our own labels and put them in our own little box of what we thought they "should" be because they are different.
In America, we are brought up with the ground up, home grown, started in a garage, metal bands that make it big and shaped our music brains for many years. BUT, Japan is a different country, different culture, different take on music. The Idol culture in Japan is something most in America especially the heavy metal scene and myself haven't been exposed too for very long. I only learned about it because I accidentally came across one of Babymetal's songs. I'm still learning alot about that scene, but I feel we can't just put Babymetal into a box and say its Heavy metal or its not, like most of us would like too. We do like our boxes don't we guys.
Babymetal was formed as a "club" in an Idol school. They were an experiment that caught fire. They had no budget, no real support and they didn't even know metal music at all. They were instructed what to do and what to sing and its very evident that this band was Produced from a production company and not "home grown" from a love of metal to make metal music. It's very clear to everyone. This is their culture, these idol groups are produced and used to make money for a production company. It's just how they do it over there.
So, who cares if they don't fit our western idea of how "metal" bands should form and grow and get popular. If you like their music who cares. Most of their early songs hit on so many cultural and social issues about women, girls and young life, so they and especially the writers should be commended for their work. They have progressed in their music to the Metal Galaxy Album that just won Album of the year and there are several songs that are from several different cultures and they perform them expertly and professionally.
Most old folks would remember the backlash when Metallica put out the black album right. They hired a producer and the album was produced to hit a bigger audience. HUGE uproar sellouts, Metallica sucks right. Get real. Metal heads got over it in time. The real indication for me that Babymetal is real metal is the acceptance of the OTHER Heavy Metal bands and they LOVE THEM. From Metallica learning the dance moves to Gimme Chocolate, to Dragon force colabing with them on The Road of Resistance, to Rob Halford singing with them at the awards show. There is a mutual respect for their hard work, dedication and the show's they put on in the face of extreme prejudice, but the cream always rises to the top and the music wins out. ALWAYS. Eventually even the most avid hardcore metal head finally gets past the pop stereotype and finally hears and sees the group as a whole as I have.
As a reaction guy, its hard to focus on one group, you have to give the fans what they want. Takes a real man to give Babymetal a second chance, I applaud you Sir! Please keep making more videos of Babymetal. The Babymetal fan's usually aren't very harsh and I'm sorry that some have stepped over that line. I'm glad you pointed them out.
I would advise when you do more reactions to put up an overlay over the video, most of those watching the reaction have probably seen the video 100 times already ROFL, so if we can see a little bit of the video and see your reaction at various spots that works for us. Another thing not to like about Babymetal is Amuse's hardcore blocking reactors from posting their music. Trust me I think we all agree with you on that one.
damn when I started my essay there was 1 comment on this video. I hit submit and there is already 30+ lol
Since I agree with pretty much everything you said, I would just like to add: obviously not "home grown", but produced totally "from a love of metal to make metal music."
And they had more input than people think, right from the beginning, they weren't entirely "instructed what to do and what to sing" but were participating in brainstorming sessions, throwing ideas and opinions
@@TheLeomarti I can agree with most of that.
Great comment...absolutely hit it on the head of the nail.
here are the lyrics for Brand New Day.
Hurry up the night sky stardust
夜空を急ぐ stardust
It ’s like a crushed dream in the sky
まるで crush した 夢みたいな in the sky
Let me sleep oh, lonely night
眠らせてよ oh, lonely night
Shaking dance in the dark with the rhythm of the wind
風のリズムで shaking dance in the dark
With the voice you call
君が呼ぶ声で
I don't wanna lose my mind
僕は目を覚ます I don't wanna lose my mind
Even if you know that
そう 分かっていても
Time has passed move on No one can stop
時は過ぎて move on 誰も止められない
How will the weather be tomorrow?
How will the weather be tomorrow?
Let's knock knock when it's sunny
晴れたら knock knock してみよう
Isn't it okay to break if it rains?
雨なら break したっていいんじゃない?
Don't rush just step by step
焦せらず just step by step
Tomorrow will come again and day by day
明日がまた来るから and day by day
Tomorrow will come again
明日がまた来るから
Unvoiced tiny voice
声にならない tiny voice
I saw it on the screen of the stars That summer stage
星の screen で見たよ あの夏の stage
Let me know oh, good music
聞かせてよ oh, good music
Humming sing for me with wind melody
風のメロディーで humming sing for me
The voice you call
君が呼ぶ声が
Chasing I don't wanna lose my way
追いかける I don't wanna lose my way
If you get lost
もし 迷った時は
Deep breath with pause No one cares
一時停止で deep breath 誰も気にしてない
How will the weather be tomorrow?
How will the weather be tomorrow?
Don't look back, just keep moving forward
Don't look back, just keep moving forward
Let's knock knock when it's sunny
晴れたら knock knock してみよう
Isn't it okay to break if it rains?
雨なら break したっていいんじゃない?
Don't rush just step by step
焦せらず just step by step
Tomorrow will come again and day by day
明日がまた来るから and day by day
Tomorrow will come again
明日がまた来るから
It's gonna be okay, alright
It's gonna be okay, alright
Sunny day Even the same scenery as usual
Sunny day いつもと同じ景色さえ
Rainy day looks something different
Rainy day なんだか違って見える
Seven days never return yesterday
Seven days 二度と戻らない yesterday
Every day Let's get started brand new day, brand new day, brand new day, brand new day
Every day はじめよう brand new day, brand new day, brand new day, brand new day
Let's knock knock when it's sunny
晴れたら knock knock してみよう
Isn't it okay to break many times?
何度も break したっていいんじゃない?
Just step by step from today
今日から just step by step
Tomorrow will come again and day by day
明日がまた来るから and day by day
Tomorrow will come again
明日がまた来るから
Tomorrow will come again
明日がまた来るから
I'll come again tomorrow
明日はまた来るから
Source: LyricFind
Songwriters: MK-Metal / Megmetal
Brand New Day lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Nice reaction & thanks from Japan 有難う💛。 I subbed you. Although I do not know what happened to you earlier, this is the place to exchange people's personal opinion, no more, no less.
I witnessed this at Makuhari Day 1 on Jan. 25 this year. (So 7 years later than Gimme Chocolate.) That was stunning. Normally BABYMETAL fans want to see the girls' clear movement on stage and, of course, their cute facial expressions. But in this song we could see their silhouettes only .... and that was enough. Kami Band's paly was full of dignity, figures of Moa & Riho were elegant and, more importantly, Su's voice was exquisite. I felt like standing in front of a beautiful painting which absorbs my attention. I am proud of being a witness of this world premiere of this song.
Hey again ! I'm sad I didn't get to see the blocked video !
I just wanted to address the musicians not getting enough recognition. It's a difficult topic to talk about with a neophyte because inside the community we're advocating for them to go back to having more of the spotlight because in the recent tour they've been a bit further in the back than they used to be (from 2013 to 2018). But they do get recognition, they do have their moment to shine on stage but one thing needs to be made clear : they are not official members of the band. The face of the band, the actual members are only Su & Moa (and Yui before she left). The musicians are there to support the girls and tour with them. They are however friends of the girls and recurring faces. There is definetly a bond that was created.
But what you also need to remember is that without BABYMETAL, without the girls, these musicians would not get as much recognition as they've actually got (and we are aware that this goes both ways). Being and touring with BABYMETAL has been highly benefitial to their careers. So for me it's hard to criticize BABYMETAL too much for this since without that band they'd literally have 10 times less social media followers and certainly way less opportunities to show their talent to a wide audience.
To this day, these musicians, talented as they are, have never played concerts in front of bigger crowds and on the biggest stages until they've decided to accept touring with BABYMETAL. So I would not pity them too much on that front. I understand your stance, but when you'll have dove down a bit deeper down the hole, you'll come accross live performances where you can clearly see that the musicians have their time to shine and enjoy the shit out of every minute. I'd recommend watching their Rondo of Nightmare Live at Budokan to see that.
They had the chance to play on big American TV shows, to play alongside big music icons and play on the world's biggest stages. I seriously think you should consider that angle aswell. I'm a big fan of the musicians, I know their other works and projects and follow them on social media. They regularly tweet about BM and exchange tweets about good old days or how good this or that concert was. They're not miserable. We do love them and they do love touring with BM. Be sure of that ;).
Liked and subscribed. Wish you the best for your channel and hope that we can continue forward positively !
I see your points and understand them, just don't necessarily agree with how you see it. But your explanation does corroborate a few claims i made that made people mad, lol. Oh well, no sense in arguing about it on YT. Though I sincerely appreciate your view and comment, I read all of it. 👊😎🏴☠️
@@31TV_TX I think you still haven't picked the right songs/videos to be able to clearly make your mind though if we're being honest :).
Like for example, this song is from their latest album and is arguably the least "metal" song off the record. But to be fair aswell, that song is a collab with Polyphia which are not a metal band at all. So that's why the song you've picked for this reaction doesn't strike you as metal and would raise questions hah.
Also yeah that's a fan compilation of videos and on that particular instance/concert is one of the criticism many have within the fanbase that the band is a bit too much in the back. That concert was a huge one as it was the celebration in Japan of their latest album in January 2020. I've seen them 1 month later in Belgium in a 2.5k capacity venue and the vibe is obviously completely different :).
@@31TV_TX I agree they should have more prominence but I have wondered why they are so far in the back, they are session musicians by trade and maybe they'renot in bands because they don't want the spotlight. In which case Babymetal is a great gig.
@@Wombatmetal sure, that's a possibility
Please try BabyMetal, hardest, most fun song, 3 Guitar solos, Drum solo, Monster Riffs, try-
"Catch Me If You Can" live at
Black Night Legend Doomsday show
So Metal, So Cute, back with original 3 girls, back when they really Rocked!!!
Headbanging with a Smile!!!!
You will thank me
now this is intriguing to me!
@@31TV_TX Here is a link to the song:
czcams.com/video/ng8U_j0gpLI/video.html
This is a great video because it showcases the talent of their whole band, each one of them gets their own solo in the beginning. And the song itself is a good example of how Babymetal likes to play with very different genres sometimes in the same song. It swings wildly from really heavy to a very catchy and poppy chorus. It also has subtitles so knowing the song is about playing "Hide and Seek" with an Oni (a Japanese Ogre) will help make the choreography make more sense.
I mean, they're manufactured. I don't personally care. I think they pull it off really well. I don't know why it really matters. I understand liking a band because they're talented and wrote their own songs, but, is it really that big of a deal? Someone wrote it. Same with opera. The performers didn't write anything, but they bring it to life. Same thing with movies. What I don't like is when manufactured bands pretend to be real. At least babymetal straight out admits they didn't write anything. I still love the girls personalities. Their dancing is really good. Backup band is great. Just a great product in the end. Great entertainment and awesome songs.
All bands are manufactured. Just that some people care who does the manufacturing.
This guy gets it.
The other guy doesn't understand music.
@@31TV_TX, Perhaps I was being too terse. I largely agreed with the comments made by @Cat Face, but was picking a nit about using manufactured as a jargon word. Because I find the distinction ultimately meaningless. Somebody put the band together, but some people seem to care a great deal on whether the band members (or a particular member) put themselves together or if it was a non-performing person/group that did. As for who wrote the song, I prefer some bands' covers to the originals. Hell, I even like bands that don't build their own instruments. And if you think the instruments don't matter you can get another couple of cheap opinions from Willie Nelson or B. B. King.
Tired of your kayfabe drama.
@@johnschultz7765 😆 🤣 😂
I appreciate your willingness to listen and give Babymetal another chance. This is probably the least metal song on their third album, Metal Galaxy (2019). The featured artists Tim Henson and Scott LePage of Polyphia are prog rock guitarists and wrote and performed the guitar parts for the studio version of this song. It has only been performed live once so far. The video you watched is a compilation of the live audio, live proshot video, and fancams from that concert.
The band is celebrating their 10th anniversary this year and the lead singer, Su-Metal (Suzuka Nakamoto), will be turning 23 on December 20th. So, yes, as you realized, their voices have matured a lot since Gimme Chocolate, which was recorded in seven years ago in 2013. This is especially the case with the two supporting vocalists (one of whom left the band a couple of years ago) who are about a year-and-a-half younger than Su.
If you want to see the musicians showcased, I recommend watching "Rondo of Nightmare" with the Mischiefs of the Metal Gods instrumental intro from Budokan (2014). I would classify this song as progressive doom metal. While Su was 16 for this performance, she's not pitching her voice up in a kawaii (cute) style, and it's one of her solos performed while the other girls are backstage taking a breather. czcams.com/video/8WBDiLMNZcE/video.html
cool, I will take a look at some more of their stuff for sure. I don't guess a lot of people can be wrong and be ok admitting it but that isn't something that bothers me, lol
@Geoffrey Allan Plauché I found an important correction in your comment
The other two girls were eating tomatoes and burgers while doing their school homework🤘🍅🤘
"The best of the Spice Girls and Avenge Sevenfold" YES! When the two combine, it makes something much greater than the sum of its parts. This is my fav song by them
This one together with Night Night Burn is my favorite songs from Metal Galaxy. BABYMETAL do what they want in metal and they do it in the best way possible!
I'm still new to the fandom of Babymetal, so my view of this song might probably be wrong. But this is from their third album, Metal Galaxy, that's theme is about the Babymetal traveling through the galaxy (world) to search for all forms of Metal. There's songs like Shanti Shanti Shanti that has an Indian vibe, Night Night Burn had a Latin element, Oh Majinai that feels very folk dancing, etc but with a metal touch. And for Brand New Day, to me, had a New York morning vibe. Like, even though other songs of the album experimented with other culture music, this one game more of a city vibe, maybe Tokyo, maybe New York, maybe California.
It's also a live show, so the long intro to the song was purely showcase reasons, not from the actual track. Songs like Headbanger, Akatsuki, and Starlight all can have prolonged intro's depending on the show.
I don't want to go into a deep dive, again based on my knowledge, but I respect your decision to give the band a second chance. Even if your initial reason for dismissing them is normal. After all, there is a song in their first album, based on their experience in their first ever metal concert, Headbanger. They weren't in love with the music when they started, the band was originally formed in a TV school for girls wanting to become idols, after all. But when seeing how they started originally and adapted to the style, grew with it and into it, even if they were still young, it's pretty incredible. The amount of constant practice and rehearsing they do to perfect the dancing and choreography to be able to be 100% during a whole show, night after night. Su, the lead singer, would practice singing as she ran and moved around the sound booth to be able to control her vocals when on stage with all the movements. The Kami Band joined when they became more than heavy electro music with fake skeleton musicians in the background, and is just as much Babymetal as the girls are, they are the metal of it. When you look at interviews with them now, they have a vast knowledge of metal bands, having toured with many through the years now. And many songs and performances would pay tribute to past famous musicians, bands, albums, concerts, etc. And being a JPop idol is very different than, say, being in a popular band in the US. (from what a co-worker said to me after reading about it) They've got restrictions of what to say, strict guidlines to follow. Hell, I remember seeing an interview in the band's early days when they pretended that they didn't even remember the shows that they performed the other night, claiming that they were controlled by the Metal Goddess (or Fox God). That's all I got for right now, lol.
You'd probably really dig their song from the third album: Distortion.
This song is an homage to both Japanese pop songs called "city pop" in late 1970's - 1980's and contemporary prog metal like Polyphia (their guitarists are playing solo in the studio version), Animal as Leaders or Chon. This might be the most unusual song of theirs. BABYMETAL's songs are wide/wild fusion of Jpop and any kinds of music called "metal" -- melodic speed metal (Road of Resistance, Arkadia, Ijime Dame Zettai), industrial metal (Gimme Chocolate, Awadama Fever), NuMetal (BxMxCx, Onedari Daisakusen), Metalcore (Karate), deathrash (Babymetal Death)...
some more FYI. when Babymetal was thought about it by Kobametal, money was not even thought. Su, the lead singer is the reason for Babymetal. even young she had strong presence and vocals. Amuse, the agency, did not give them any budget at the beginning. the first video they did had borrowed clothes and accessories. nobody at that time did Amuse think this would last. and that was in 2010. Gimmie Chocolate is being played live at almost all their shows and it is so much better live now than in that video you probably watched. but thank you for looking into Babymetal some more. yes first we want an honest reaction good or bad. many have gone thru this before. when you really watch and listen to everything you will see Babymetal is on another level than most bands. the production now that goes into their live shows are wild. to me your next reaction should be Karate Download UK 2016 or Ijame Dame Zati Sonisphere 2014. these two videos will give you better about the live with the band. and you will find out Babymetal songs are alll different and none sound alike. i guarantee you will find one you will love.
I appreciate it my dude! I don't think many ppl want an honest reaction but I really appreciate those that do. Well, at least a lot of the people willing to comment and "like/dislike" don't want an honest reaction, they want a fan page. But its cool, I figured that out now, lol
@@31TV_TX its just the way of the internet these days. People want their opinion reinforced rather than challenged. The vast majority of dislikes are probably from this. Ignore the haters. Still, I think maybe a few people didnt like that you made assumptions about the band without looking into it first. Honest opinions are great but unjustified speculation might be a bad thing despite coming from a honest place. But it's great that you are open minded enough to want to learn more.
@@turbozed i made "assumptions" based on my experiences, I'm tired of explaining it. If someone has an issue with it, fuck em. I keep it 💯 all day and I'm probably the most honest and transparent reactors on YT and I don't need approval from a bunch of snobs. Anyone I'm talking about will know it so if that's not you, cool.
Agreed 100 percent. Babymetal not started Money started passion of Mr.Koba. The reason is very simple. He minded blow Su Metal’s super talent.
@@frankt301 yes, my point exactly, Mr Koba's passion, not the girl's passion. As an example of what I mean: I was a meat cutter when I met my wife and i was good at it. Thats why I was promoted to do it full time. I enjoyed it but at the beginning, I did it just for my job and I liked it ok. Aver a few years I became passionate about it and got much better at it. That is pretty much BM. Disagree if you want but it's true. And NOT A BAD THING
Everyone in the comments talking babymetal but I'm here because of polyphia xD seriously those guys got me to listen to babymetal, something I never could've predicted.
This is not one of their metal songs. This is a more pop leaning song as is Gimme chocolate. They will always have both Metal and JPop elements but some songs lean heavily one way or the other. You need to listen to people’s recommendations for the more metal stuff otherwise it is like wandering around with a blindfold on. My recommendations would be Road of Resistance (power metal collab with dragonforce), Rondo of Nightmare with Mischief of Gods intro (amazing band solos and the darkest lyrics of any babymetal song), Starlight (djent ballad tribute to their late guitarist Mikio), Babymetal Death Legend 1997 (Metallica tribute and amazing showpiece), Tales of the Destinies (Progressive Metal), Sis Anger (A black babymetal song which means it is just Yui and Moa without the lead singer Su but it has some of the heaviest music), Megitsune (Japanese Folk Metal with my favorite breakdown of any Babymetal song) and BxMxC (rap metal fusion and the most recent international release, this song is crazy live). In general babymetal songs also sound way heavier live because the mixing on their records is sort of crappy so be aware of that. Also, about the lower voices, you are right, puberty happened. You have to remember that they started this band at middle school age and are now in their 20’s. Also, about the fans, remember that a lot of them are speaking English as a second language so they can miss nuances and think you are being rude when you aren’t.
Completely agree with everything you said in this video. No apologies should be necessary. Glad you are continuing your dive into Babymetal. Enjoy!
This is one of if not their least metal songs.
The producer said he was going for a city pop vibe but with Polyphia style guitar riffs. I like both city pop and Polyphia so sounds good to me. But it's def not a track that shows their metal chops to new listeners.
So far this is my favorite song from Babymetal..and I'm a metalhead all the way back to the late 70's. I like much of Babymetal, but there are some songs I just can't even listen to..but I would still say I'm a fan and I understand zero Japanese. If you have not heard Kagarou yet, you should check that song out...I put it on a playlist with Brand New Day and Kingslayer.
That's a BM song title?
@@31TV_TX Yes, "Kagerou" is a song on Babymetal's third album, Metal Galaxy (2019). Here's a fanmade compilation with live concert audio over a combination of proshot video and fancams (to avoid copyright blocks) that includes an instrumental intro by the musicians: czcams.com/video/GTUOyNHpvZY/video.html.
@@31TV_TX Yes "Kagerou" translated to Heat haze...like the distortion you see across a hot surface.
@@tk72231968 nice, I'll check that out!
YOUR A GOOD REACTOR. I love BABYMETAL. PROPS to you for having a channel and posting . I can tell you liked this song you didnt hide it ! WHAT A BEAUTIFUL TIME TO BE ALIVE AND WITNESSING THIS MUSIC ......... LIVE. LIVE. LIVE!
I think we all have a tendency to over think this stuff. I do it all the time but it's dumb. It's art. Art is subjective. You either like a piece of art or you don't. I can't tell you how many people say they like Babymetal, but...... then they list off reasons they can't like it. Its manufactured, they don't pay their own instruments, they don't write the songs, etc. Who cares about that if you like it? Why torture yourself? And why bother explaining why you don't like it? We shouldn't have to justify liking it nor should we have to justify not liking it.
I'm saying this in general. I don't mean it as a direct response to anything you said specifically.
This song sounds to me like a metalhead's idealized memory of a 90s pop ballad, which is a good thing, at least to my tastes. You picked one of the least metal things they've done. Their songs live on a spectrum, and this is way way over on the pop side of things. They have some early songs that are 90% EDM, too. The producer said that one reason for it is that they don't want to get pigeonholed as only traditional metal.
For an older song that really shows their metal side, and the band itself really well, check out Rondo of Nightmare from the Budokan Black Night concert.
About the long intro: that's just part of the live performance. This song probably followed something pretty intense, so the audience gets a cooldown time between songs. The studio version just blasts out of the gate with the first guitar riff.
I am one of those that appreciate an honest reaction and perspective on music. I think the more you dig in the more you find that after 10 years in the industry they are pretty absorbed. Getting into any scene, metal punk ska whatever you have to start somewhere eh? Keep it real and keep it honest it works and is appreciated by the more open minded. Peace from So Cal. In regards to this being metal, Metal Galaxy explores all types and genres of music. They collabed with Polyphia on this one, so I wouldn't classify everything they do as "Metal" but most of their songs are backed by the Kamis and as you know are heavy, technical, and supreme. And as for lower voices, how much did your voice change from 16 to 22 ahaha.
The album where this song came from, Metal Galaxy, they explored different musical genres of the world and blending it with metal. This one, is mostly pop fused with Polyphia band style.
it doesn't matter to me if you like Babymetal song or not , as far as me know this band is not everybody.
if you not familiar with Japanese music then you will have hard time to understand it and without someone to help you to understand then it will more harder for you to take it as it is.
one of the reason if me leave negative comment is ... It's always bring me back when a presenter mock these girls on live stage while Su-Metal doing the speech for the award they got.
Yo son, I just saw a babymetal video with Rob Halford from the alternative music awards. Sick!
Death 1997 Live..... A nod to Metallica. If the name of the band is Babymetal... probably find a title that has to do with metal... Headbanger 1997 live... Rondo of Nightmare God intro Live at Budakon.. Thats what I would look for...
Hey dude don't sweat it Even Babymetal would be the first to say we're not for everyone as they have said in an interview a couple of years back
There are two things that you mentioned that I'd like to comment on:
It's highly unlikely that BABYMETAL were created to make money. The girls were in the J-Pop business back then. If anything, that was where there would have been money to be made. But what Koba (their producer) did instead was dive head first into completely unknown territory, a niche that didn't even exist, that they would have to create to begin with. For the first videos they borrowed clothes, since there was no budget to work with. At that point nobody even dared to dream about international fame.
My second point: While BABYMETAL is about the girls first and foremost, I think most of us fans would love to see more attention on the musicians in the background. We are very aware how awesome they are and how important they are to BABYMETAL's success. We hate the masks that they are wearing now, making them even more anonymous. To be fair, though, they are being given their time to shine with solo spots from time to time. Few of us will fight you about them deserving more attention and fame, though, I guess.
I haven't watched your reaction yet, but one last comment: You have chosen one of the poppiest songs they have. Very few of their songs are "pure" Metal. Fusing Metal with other genres is what they are doing. You'll find elements of Reggae, Ska, Hip Hop, Waltz, Dubstep ad more. Assuming that you wouldn't mind seeing something heavier, I'd recommend checking out "Rondo of Nightmare", which also features one of the awesome solo section I mentioned: czcams.com/video/8WBDiLMNZcE/video.html
They were absolutely created to make money
@@31TV_TX Sorry, but that‘s ridiculous. Who would leave the biggest mainstream scene in Japan and switch to a subgenre of Metal to make money? What are you basing this on? I explained why it doesn‘t make sense, and your stating the opposite as if it were a fact doesn‘t do much in terms of refuting my reasoning, does it? Are we supposed to just take your word for it?
this song is a pop song for me, but 90% of the catalog is metal, thats why i consider them as a metal band, but songs like this, da da dance or elevator girl are pop songs with guitar rifs like you siad with michael jackson and slash, upvoted and suscribed
The latest album, Metal Galaxy (winner of Japan MTV VMAs Best Album of 2020) is a journey among very different metal planets, including light songs (like this one) and very heavy ones (like In the Name Of). This is perhaps the least metal song on the album. They hit everything from Eurodance to industrial numetal to celtic metal to Bollywood metal.
Ah, Babymetal situation. We've all been there I guess. With the "wtf" factor and all the different flavors they bring, it's just part of the experience.
Case of point: this song. I really didn't like it at my first listen. I have the same thought as you, what does this have to do with metal? It's not something I'd expect from Babymetal. But through this song I learned about POLYPHIA, listen to them, and liking them. And now I understand this song, and liking it. :)
Good job! I hope you do more songs of BABYMETAL. This one is more in the Polyphia style. Try the songs suggested in the comments. The BABYMETAL fanbase has many ex-haters, so i sincerely hope you will become a fan as well. 🤘🦊🤘
You should check out "Karate" . It is one of the more metal songs they offer . Or maybe Megitsune . And you are right , they are about 6 or 7 years older in this video . They have matured much . They have more "metal " songs . This song is one of my favorites . I ma a metal guitarist as well . So it's ok to have a wider view of music in my opinion.
Bro if you like a song ,cool and if you don't like a song that's also cool... I personally don't like all their songs but the ones I do I really love. There's alot of passionate and positive fans but if your like me I think some things can be loved without the deep dive. Also, a man with a open mind and good heart does not need to apologize for experiencing something new , then trying to learn and understand more. If more people were like you, the world would be alot better. Rock on brother...🤘🦊🤘
Dude, nobody got mad that you didn't like it. It was the disparaging comments that people got upset about.
"I never questioned the girls' talent" yes you did. That's what people got mad about.
The stages move in this concert, and in some songs you get a long intro live that is not on the record. During this they raise, lower or move the stage. It also gives the girls a chance to hydrate and catch their breath.
Moa, one of the two girls in Babymetal, the other is Su, said of this song, "this is metal?" The third girl Yui left a few years ago due to a health condition.
The band explores the boundaries of metal. If you keep listening expect to be surprised.
As far as being formed as a vehicle to farm money, nothing can be further from the truth. First off, metal in 2010 when they formed was a fringe genre in Japan. Only X-Japan had any success selling albums.
Second, the girls were in a pop group called Sakura Gakuin at the time. The purpose of SG isn't to make money, it's to train young women for adult careers in the entertainment business. Girls have to leave SG when they turn 15. Babymetal was a sub unit of SG, and they just caught on. And continued after they left SG.
Third, Su was in a pop group before SG, a trio called Karen Girls, which sang the music in an anime. The show was only on a year, and the group disbanded when it ended. But during that time, KG had played before audiences as large as 25,000. If they wanted to make money off Su's voice, they would have done it in Jpop, not metal.
And make no mistake the band was formed around Su's voice and stage presence, She caught the eye of a producer named Koba, and he envisioned Su in a band with two smaller dancers singing metal. He chose metal because he didn'e want to limit Su's talents, and he thought metal was the best genre for Su to grow her voice. He also is a major metal head,
He was working with SG at the time and formed Babymetal when Su was chosen for it. He wasn't given much aid, the girls had to borrow clothes to wear on stage from students and teachers for a couple of years. They were not well funded. Everything you see today is when they play arenas, go back to the beginning years, and there were plenty of shows in front of sold out crowds of 200. They started out very small. At the Sumner Sonic festival 2012 they played the food court. In 2013 they got a stage at Summer Sonic, and that's when Metallica discovered them and they blew up.
Su once said in an interview "if they took singing away, there would be nothing left." She is doing what she loves. She also said she dreamed of world domination, touring the world and having people come see her and say "what the heck?" The shock and uniqeuness of the band all fits Su's personality. She was 13 at the time.
Don't get deceived by the cute. These are two talented, strong willed, ambitious women. All in a good way.
And I speak for many Babymetal fans when I say we wish the Kami band, the musicians, were more prominent.
Ok man, lol, I'm not trying to argue with you about it but BROOOOO! Are you even reading what you are saying to me?
@@31TV_TX What am I saying wrong?
@@Wombatmetal like I said, I'm not trying to argue. It's not that you're saying anything necessarily "wrong", you're just saying some things that make my points for me, you're just not seeing it that way. Not a big deal. I'm legit done messin with y'all, lol ✌
@@31TV_TX It's how the group started, hard to paint it another color. But I disagree that a producer bringing them together is a negative, After all it's how the Sex Pistols and Jimi Hendrix Experience were formed.
Babymetal wasn't expected to be a success and make money. That was a surprise. Su was expecting to be laughed at the first show
@@Wombatmetal ok cool
YA WHEN THE GUITAR SOLO came in . ya your demeiner PERFECT. YA YOUR WHOLE commentary interesting ! f45KING BABYmetal!!0
Nice shirt! Joust was one of my favorite games that I use to play at the local pizza place when I was a kid back in the 80's.
I love that shirt and that game!
If you wanna hear a pure metal song by this band, listen to Akumu no Rondo and Starlight, they're both really heavy ☺
I'm late to the party lol! As everyone has already said everything I thought to say during this vid, this comment is for the AlGoRiThM...heading to the next!
Kitsune dao! \m/
You're awesome, thank you!
Big screen? Oh yeaah man, their production value is soooo expensive!! so glad to see their 10 years progress
I like your stuff. Even when you say things I disagree with, you're serious about it. Along the way, you learned new details of BM, and you were able to change your view on them, that is impressive. And rare these days.
And just as I heard you talk about it, their vocals have changed, as they have grown. Su at 12, 16, 22, heard a clip with all those ages somewhere, and even I could hear the difference. Trying to cut it short, so.. Keep doing the good work you do.
Yeah I totally hear the Paramore. I heard maybe a minute of one of their other songs and had to turn it off but it's just one. I like this one for the most part, it was good.
I totally respect your truthful and honesty so many reactors are fake and it drives me nuts. I like how you're open🦄minded enough to at least listen to more than one track before saying something's trash.
Screw the haters. Some fans get creepily wiggy over BM. Gimme choco was done when they were around 17 and 15, this was newer and I think they're 21-20, think Su turns 22 this month.
Yeah, I'm glad infigured that out, it changes a lot imo
@@31TV_TX Oh yeah, her voice has matured a lot. Japanese women tend to have a natural nasally quality to their voice and being higher pitched as well can make it pretty squeaky. Great for the cute factor when they were little, but glad it's maturing in Su.
@@TexasVeteranPatriot Su-Metal turns 23 this year also when they make Gimme Chocolate their age was Su 15, Moa and Yui 13 nearly 14 years old.
@@31TV_TX people forget they have been at this for 10yrs now so yeah they sounded like kids in some of their songs but they also have a huge fan base and have been on world tours and usually have the biggest mosh pits......it hilarious but also adorable and mind boggling 🤘😁👍
@@toro55ful Thanks! It's been a while and couldn't remember.. 23?!?!? Already???? 97, guess so. God, I feel old.....
That’s actually normal though some people have said the same but when learning about them and listening to more their stuff they’ve come to like them and even if you still didn’t you’re entitled to your own opinion
Thank you! I tend to agree but a lotlf folks don't, lol
@@31TV_TX I’ve always said if everyone liked the same stuff the world would be a boring place
@@karu-metal1943 that is absolutely true
Clearly " a brand new day" for you.
I didn't see your reaction to gimme chocolate but honestly can understand it. It was the 2nd song I ever heard from them and I genuinely said this is like DragonForce meets japanese chipmunks!
Babymetal have always been called "kawaii metal" but they delve into other genres as you'll probably notice if you keep reacting.
For more of the Kami band check out Rondo of Nightmare (a Su solo), YAVA! With kami band intro and Catch me if you can 🦊🖤🤘🏻
As many other guys have already said, you do not have to apologize!
And I can understand what you expressed in the previous video. I am a huge metal fan and when I first heard BABYMETAL, I had to ask myself if I should love this, because those girls did not write songs, because they were "manufactured", but I could not deny the fact that I loved their music. I asked myself handful of questions -- James LaBrie was repeatedly being said that he was just hired to sing their songs, then Dream Theater is a hoax? A British thrash band Onslaught's IN SEARCH OF SANITY is my favorite but the singer was just hired for the album. Judas Priest's "Some Heads Are Gonna Roll" is an excellent song of theirs, but it was written by a man who was not a member of the band. Aerosmith's most successful song is "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing." And Meat Loaf's BAT OUT OF HELL? It's definitely a classic, but the whole album was written by Jim Steinman and Meat Loaf was just a singer, however he is outstanding in his job. I thought these questions over and over again, and I convinced myself, I was convinced, "If I love the music, their performance, it doesn't matter who writes it. Just enjoy, bang my head and mosh."
What’s your like most favorite genre
Seeing as you enjoy the big concert performances. Try the following from the same show (Legend Metal Galaxy - Jan ‘20).
Arkadia - czcams.com/video/vxUv2MOSxzA/video.html
Shine - czcams.com/video/VsNgGF47YZo/video.html
Starlight - czcams.com/video/ZC5Ci-Mt_RU/video.html
This song is really more pop then metal.... probably the less metal song for them...
For a more "metal song" I'd recommend Road of Resistance, Rondo of nightmare (the band has a great spot on this one) and Arkadia
Thank you, I'll add em to the list!
Yeah.. No.. This song, I do not consider *metal* at all. Anybody who'd try to say otherwise had better have maxed out *Persuasion/Speechcraft* lol
Ok. You are officially my fave reactor.
You should dig BM more, I see a great opinion from you, and I think it's worth to share!!!!💖✨
Well dang, thank you! You are probably the only person that feels that way, lol, I appreciate it! Welcome to the 31FAM 👊😎🏴☠️
@@31TV_TX yeah man 🤘
I don't think this is metal. To me this is about the 47th best Babymetal song. It's one song. Not that it matters but I don't think this song is popular. I wouldn't describe Babymetal as a 'metal band' . Live performance metal fusion act. That is more accurate IMO.
Whatever genre it is, (BND honestly doesn't sound metal to me. Even Koba says it is inspired by Japanese City Pop) Babymetal puts out sick tracks. Enjoyable and lots of repeat listening value.
well, I'm glad you like it! I think the novelty wore off for me personally but I'd be interested to hear something new from them
Is there anywhere we can watch the "Gimme Chocolate" reaction?
Not giving a straight answer is totally a Japanese trait too. Even in Japanese they don't like giving straight forward answers. Just a cultural thing.
Either way yeah I don't see why people get so emotional about other people who don't like the same things.
There's a difference between *having* an opinion and *expressing* that opinion in a way that is disrespectful. Most BM fans are fully aware they aren't everyone's cuppa and are fiiiine with that, we just don't like random assumptions. I'm only three minutes in on this video and you're still pretty dismissive of BM fans, but I didn't see the blocked video, and I don't know what was said there or the full context of this intro, so I guess I'm just glad you seem to have given them a fair look. I'm about to watch the rest of this one, I guess, to give you a fair chance, too. I just still have a bad taste in my mouth from the Kingslayer reaction. It was 1000% *unprovoked* rudeness. It costs $0 to not be a dick, my dude, and that seems to be the only part of it you're doubling down on. But judging by what you've already said on this video, you're likely going to disregard this comment completely anyway. Suppose I should just hit play.
A lot of fans where a bit in your face as well .
He has took the time to make 2 long videos. ok one was blocked but credit where credits due to him.
And remember IDZ .🤘🦊🤘
@@martinmetal7481 Yeah, but it's not bullying to ask for basic respect and decency. To his credit, he's listening to the music. That's about all the credit he gets. He's also gaslighting. I have no doubt some fans were way out of line, and it's not okay. But their behaviour doesn't justify his. I didn't get to see the blocked video, but judging by this one, I'm pretty glad I missed it, because I'm pretty sure it would have just been rude, too. 🤘🦊I feel you, though. Will just stop interacting after this. I'm done with the affair.
I will continue to be dismissive of a lot of their fans as they are the problem at this point. Maybe you weren't listening but I am pretty sure you know what I mean
@@martinmetal7481 i appreciate it. The dumbasses know who they are and the cool people and neutral folks know who they are and that I appreciate them. The turds can stay mad, I don't care at this point
@@Slytherkins the blocked video was a retraction of some statements and a public apology to BM. But please, go away. Thanks.
Gimme choco going viral was both a blessing and a curse for Babymetal. One the one hand it threw them out on the world stage. But on the other hand, people that cannot look beyond the facade of that song walked away with quite some preconception.
And as you might have noticed, this song is not very metal. In their last album they really experimented with a LOT of genres.
While I am a huge fan of babymetal. You are correct they are fake. They were taken from an idol band and never heard a metal song before recording their first song. They are completely a manufactured band they have no input in the writing process. The band is hired musicians there is no actual band different musicians are used all the time. That being said I still really enjoy their music. Had I heard the song gimme chocolate first I probably would of wrote them off. Fortunetly I heard the song Karate first and the music in that is absolutely crushing. The main riff is the epitome of heavy. After that I heard the live version of road to resistance and was blown away. I don't like gimme chocolate at all but the chourse is kind of catchy I guess.
What is Metal??? Ok..so Metal is a Sub-genre of Rock Its distinction is historically caused by the harder strikes to the drums and down tuned guitars and the difference between strumming a guitar Down from the low E to the high E versus struming UPwards from the High to the Low so the last sound coming off of a stroke is the low string, and other various playing techniques.
You asked how this is Metal. You need to understand that this comes from their Third Album. A lot of shit went on in 2018 that led to this album...a lot of dark and light shit...and this song was one of the thematic song that pushed the flow along. Babymetal's "Shtic", if you will, is to combine Metal (usually a different sub-genre of Metal on each song) with virtually any other genre of music out there. So it may sound Poppie but have down tuned guitars growling underneath...It may sound Prog-metal and then pop into a little Jazz Swing ditty..etc..
Thats the thing, no two songs are alike, no song is straight forward, most songs have things in them that tell a story (made more difficult for western fans as they do not speak the language or understand the VAST cultural references in the songs).
So if you want Metal, Old school, Male dominated growly vocal lines,....aint happening here. Its Clean Vocals by the Queen of Kawaii Metal over a collection of some of the most innovative Metal Music arrangements in the industry today.
And one last thing....to help you...Stop thinking of Babymetal as a Metal Act and think of them as Performance Art. Its the whole package. The Band, The Voice, The Dance, The Stage and The Crowd. That's Babymetal! We are The One!! (fan base is called "The One")
Hope that helped a little.
Put your Kitsune UP!! Po!
(PS Keep in mind they were only 11yr and 12yr old when they started in Babymetal and the fans are very Very protective of their girls! We watched them grow up into the Fantastic Women they are today so you have a lot of proud Uncle's and Auntie's out her watching out for them!! LoL!!)
Enjoyed that just thought i mention something you may like . In a interview the girls where asked " what do you say to people who say your music is weird ect " the girls answer was " any opinion is important to us . good or bad we will listen and try to get better" or words to that effect .just keep it real . I say the fans hate the reactions you mentioned but are ok with a good well informed reaction which you have obviously took time to do . Thank you for your effort and time .
🤘🦊🤘
Some advice about BABYMETAL reactions:
tl;dr: Don't use compilations for BABYMETAL, we have a better solution.
Please don't rely solely on videos that are on CZcams (mainly compilations); they're not meant to be used for reactions as the mix of concerts and generally bad editing can make it confusing for those new to BABYMETAL. Also, you won't get the full BABYMETAL experience with these. Some people think they are safer for reactions, but they're not. They may get past the bot initially, but you still stand the chance of your video being blocked later and the possibility of having copyright strikes.
Some fans made a selection of "best" performances for each song; I would suggest using it for future BABYMETAL reactions. Here is the link : docs.google.com/document/d/1DqPsavocgGvCyZfUHvrkgJ5KZMaMkmMgjy2UxNNG96E/edit#
You should note though, that your video will almost definitely be blocked if these are included in your video and that you will need to do what we call "link & sync". It's very easy and made easier with the help of Reactor Hub, a tool made for helping avoid blocks etc. We made a short tutorial on how to use it : drive.google.com/open?id=1X6hN2BdyKzFmVN9XMEo2M89hsKY0B-bnnHRVVMNY13w
Using that you are safe from blocked videos and even future copyright strikes, since no copyright material is included in your video :).
There is even a discord for Reactor Hub if you need any help discord.gg/cPrSypT.
I'm hoping you will have fun with BABYMETAL in future reactions :).
I have to say that the whole CZcams community around reaction videos is just bizarre. A lot of people expect you all to never be negative or even unserious about anything, but also somehow be completely genuine at the same time. Channels that actually say negative things sometimes are usually a cut above the others in my books. Looking forward to watching more of your reactions.
you seem to get it. I appreciate it a lot and hope you like what I do and sub to part of the movement! Either way, welcome to the 31FAM!!!
Maybe you can check some statistics (engagement) of the Kingslayer reaction to see how many stuck around till the end (you need to compared to other videos of yourself to have a baseline, because engagement in general might just not be great, it's CZcams). I suspect some of the bad comments didn't watch the full video.
Babymetal is a name, not necessarily the type of music they play. They generally play metal oriented songs but can veer toward hard rock, and this song is probably their most pop sounding. As the lead singer says "This ain't heavy metal, this is Babymetal".
I just want to say thank you for being honest, and yeah F word for fans being "FANS", this is your chanel and you can do whatever you want. Likes or dislikes, love or hate it, the most important thing is for you being honest and i appreciate that.
Regarding this song is a collaboration with Polyphia, and it does sounded Polyphia song powered with Su-Metal's voice.
In BabyMetal you will find none of the song sounds the same, so i hope if you continue your journey you'll find your favorite song eventually.
Keep the good work and have a good day.
A whole lot of us agree with you regarding the Kami band... In reality, many of us like BabyMetal because of the Kami band (I also love Su's voice, power and presence), and they make them a legit metal band.
Remember that they started as literal children, and you are now hearing the voice of a woman who has matured and trained a lot instead on the voice of a teenager. This show was recorded in January this year, and in more recent recordings (stuff done for Japanese tv recently) Su's voice is even fuller.
Good reaction, I was a bit hesitant about watching it. You are right, this song is more pop oriented (they are a fusion of Metal and J-Pop after all) and they had some lore stuff about light and dark forces being brought together, with the light force being represented by poppier songs, while the dark force songs were far heavier. This is one of the poppier songs, but still has some outstanding guitar work.
A couple of recommendations to showcase their metal chops would be rondo of nightmare, kagerou, akatsuki, megitsune, the live from sonisphere and perhaps the legend version of headbanger if only to see what some of their metal shows can do.
Gimme chocolate as several ppl mentioned is a very bad song to get introduced to them as it was during the time where they were still using backing tracks and the band wasnt with them during shows. Another thing to note is that was made around the time the girls were right in the middle or beginning of their puberty. The company theyre under cares about them alot thus they werent allowed to strain themselves too much hence why alot of their earlier songs were more on the poppy side at least thats the reason i remember reading.
Been a fan of them fer about 7 yrs now.
They were about 14(su/lead) and 12(moa and yui who isnt in the group anymore) respectively when they first started. Theyre in their early 20s now
Gave you a hard time last reaction. I apologize for that. Keep being real.
Polyphia's best song!
"This is not what I expected " is an opening description of all Babymetal songs... as I'm sure someone will point out.... none of their songs sound the same to one another. this album i agree isn't as metal, its more like an experiment with different cultural/style influences.... night night burn is latino, oh majinai is like Riverdance, shanti shanti shanti is Bollywood, and you got BxMxC is metal rap... your description of Spice Girls and Avenge Seven Fold is not that far off, since the original concept was to combine Jpop style with metal/hard rock instrumentals.... I agree, this song also gave me Paramore vibes. hope you enjoy some of their other stuff...🤘🦊🤘
That would of been hilarious if at the end you would of been like "yea they still suck" 🤣🤣🤣
I ALMOST did that but I didn't think people would believe I was joking, lol
Lmao people are so stupid. I was like awww when you didn't like the newer architects but I wasn't going to shit on you for it.
Speaking of architecs they just dropped a nee song this morning still has some melodic vocals but a little heavier "black lungs"
@@jorgelopez1985 well, wait til you see the video I'm putting up for the Architects song that dropped today! I liked it quite a bit more and I put a commenter on fucking BLAST!
@@jorgelopez1985 yep, thats the one! I definitely liked that one quite a bit
23.28 wow you’re ready for Heilung
I'm sorry, I didn't understand the comment
So I just looked up "Heilung" and I am very intrigued!
@@31TV_TX just referred to your video time and another band with lengthy songs lol
@@31TV_TX get a comfortable chair it’s an experience
@@jimmorris67 nice! They have awesome visuals! Lol. I read that it's folk-ish stuff?
Good to see you giving BM another chance. The only thing I feel compelled to say is that while to the uninitiated it may seem like the backing band don't get the credit they deserve, this isn't the case amongst the fans, who tend to know exactly who is playing at each performance and are well aware of how important their contribution is to BM's success. Maybe try Rondo of Nightmare with Mischief of Gods Intro, to see them front and centre. I hope you continue your BM journey :)
百も承知のメタルじゃ😌硬い硬いつまらんぞ😒
Trolls are gonna troll just sayin
Apparently, the Ladies even questioned the “Metal” nature of the song, but Polyphia wrote it for them and they went for it. I think this may be the only time they’ve played it...
As for their voices, they have matured SIGNIFICANTLY since they first released Gimme Chocolate.
Listen to a recent rendition, and the difference is very clear.
Glad you’re enjoying them!
🤘🔥🦊🔥🤘
I dont hear metal at all
This is probably in their top 3 most poppy songs. I really enjoy it, but it's one of the least metal things they've done.
yeah I heard very little of it myself, oddly enough I enjoyed the shit outta this song
People are allowed to have opinions and also like and not like what ever they want.
The wording fake metal i feel is not ok, they do metal end of that.
I take back my fake channel label back i gave you.
Meh. #AlgorithmLove 🖤
Thank you! Lol
@@31TV_TX lol no problem
Just curious brother.....what are your top 3 bands that you love?
Well great amigo
I can understand why you got confuse at the beginning
So first I will give you some helpful information
BABYMETAL WAS STARTED IN
2010 SU-METAL WAS 12 and
YUIMETAL AND MOAMETAL WERE
11
First single
DOKI DOKI MORNING CAME OUT
BY NOVEMBER OF 2010
Their music
KAWAII METAL
THEY STARTED A NEW GENDER OF
METAL
The premise of this music is
Contrasting HEVY METAL WITH
THE IDOL MUSIC OF JAPAN
SO IN MOST CASES IT DOES NOT MAKE ANY SENSE
BUT A BIG BUT IT WORKS
THE GIVE ME CHOCOLATE VIDEO
IS FROM
SU-METALS SWEET 16 BIRTHDAY CONCERT
YUIMETAL AND MOAMETAL WERE ONLY 14 so there vocals had not jet mature
THIS GIRLS ARE LOVE BY THE FANS
THEY ARE THE BEST LIVE PERFORMERS AT THIS MOMENT IN TIME AND NO ONE COMES EVEN CLOSE
ALSO
THEY WERE STARTED AS A SCHOOL PROJECT
BY THE IDOL SCHOOL
SAKURA GAKUIN
GUEST WHAT
THIS IS THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
MUSICAL SCHOOL PROJECT EVER
THE GIRLS NEVER WERE METAL HEADS THEY WERE STUDENTS AT A JAPANESE IDOL SCHOOL NOT METAL
The PRODUCER IS A METAL FANATIC AND THIS PROJECT WAS HES DREAM
ALSO SEENS THEY STARTED they
Been one of the best signs for
METAL
I WILL GIVE YOU 3 songs
From 3 different times they amazing and will show you their range
1 DOKI DOKI MORNING THE VIDEO
this one just for you to see the beginning
2 BABYMETAL DETH LEGEND 1997
THIS IS A PERFORMANCE
THE MOST METAL BEST CLOSING OF A CONCERT IN AT LEAST 20 years
3 AKATSUKIE DARK NIGHT CARNIVAL
THIS ONE IS JUST BEFORE THE PANDEMIC
IT IS A SU-METAL SOLO
BUT IT IS PURE PERFECTION
AND INSANE
SO KEEP ON ROCKING
REMEMBER
RESISTANCE IS FUTILE
Entertaining not my cup of tea tho kinda popish
👎👎👎😌🤒
You talk to much,former hater and now converted. Lesson learned ?
So I was typing a really snarky comment and then realized I wasn't sure what you meant. I initially thought you were talking crap so I need some clarification. Are you saying that you are a former hater of mine but are now an ally, then asking if I learned some kind of lesson? Or are you just clarifying that I talk too much and then pointing out that I'm a former "hater" but now I'm a fan, and then asking if I learned some kind of lesson?
@@31TV_TX I'm taking about you,former hater and now a fan I guess. Gimmicky,fake,poppy vocals that are the words haters said about this band I'm glad you proved that you are wrong,sorry if you find my grammar not that good but I'm sure you know what I'm talking about.
@@uzumaki020776 I'm gonna assume there is a language barrier here and that you're not just being a prick on purpose. Have a good one