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🤘🇺🇦❤️ Hanabie

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Thanks for reacting to Ateez! This is one isn’t as over-the-top as most of their videos lol It was sure fun to see live though! Just like any music, there will be sub genres, and every group is going to give you their version. For that indie rock band sound, try The Rose, ONEWE, Woodz, Rolling Quartz, or Day 6. For darker concepts, try Monsta X, Aespa, Taemin, DPR Ian, Dreamcatcher, Red Velvet, or Enhypen. For that 90’s r&b flavor, try EXO, Baekhyun (who is in EXO), Kai (also in EXO), GOT7, or NCT (pick any of the 6 units lol). The Korean music well is vast and deep. Enjoy the ride! P.S don’t get too wrapped up in the lore some groups have; a lot of videos are connected, or have Easter eggs for their fandoms. Ateez fans are ATINY!

highly recommend you to listen to nct/nct 127! they have their own unique style too and their song are always so fun :) some recommendations are: kick it, 2 baddies, simon says, regular (english version), cherry bomb, sticker

Really like their sound. But… this isn’t live. There are at least three guitar tracks… and one guitarist. I hope the additional tracks are simply overdubbed on a live track, but it just doesn’t seem to be that way. Still enjoyed the track. 🎸🤘

hello my name is tory i have been a huge fan of j-rock since 2006

You need to know that Japanese society is much more strict and uniformalistic than typical Western society. So this flock is a reference to that. It comes better in the Weak warriors with broken hearts song.

Work was filmed in the LA area when ATEEZ was there to perform at Coachella. Though the MV seems random, it's meant to contrast against the lyrics which are about the level of serious effort needed to be successful. The MV has a lot of familiar get-rich-quick imagery like digging for gold, printing money, and golden eggs. There are subtle references too, like Willy Wonka (the golden ticket) and yes, GTA (stealing your way to fortune), but the MV starts and ends with the real key to their success: 1) their members--represented in the opening by their youngest being dug from the ground like a piece of gold (in Korea, when a group's youngest member is super talented, they're referred to as a "golden maknae" ); and 2) their efforts--represented by their oldest emerging from a golden egg saying you gotta make that money. (He's from the Park clan. Legend has it that the first Park was hatched from an egg). Both scenes reflect the lyrics theme that it's not gold that makes wealth, it's effort. I suggest Andy and Jas's reaction, if your curious about the Korean lyrics and culture in the MV. Golden Hour is going a different direction, so Work is an emptier song than a lot of their recent work. I suggest Guerrilla (metal influences), Halazia (ethereal and EDM) or Bouncy (hype) next.

Thanks for reacting to Ateez 😊looking forward to more Ateez reactions 😁👍you should check out guerilla, Halazia, Bouncy and crazy form to. 😁

👍👍👍👍👍 Have you done Liar? th-cam.com/video/YWHPfnJz2qk/w-d-xo.html

I know you are new to kpop and many kpop songs has lore so it will confuse you at first, you can try listening to NCT DREAM songs they are good start for kpop noob listeners try listening their songs like "Hello future", "Rains in Heaven", "Broken melodies", " Graduation ".

This is one of their few "brag" focused songs. It actually fits into their story line. The songs leading up to this are full of more serious themes with a deep storyline about rebellion. This song is after they have returned and now need to "make that money" upon finishing their crazy escapades. I would aim for Halazia after this if you'd like something heavy music and emotion wise, in an energetic way. One of mannnny of their songs with great impact. For Coachella they worked with a live band to alter their songs for a broader audience. This worked so well because songs like "Guerrilla" already had such a heavy rock influence. So that song, even original rendition, should be up your alley in terms of sound and lyrics. (Though I understand it may not be your cup of tea as music is subjective!)

If you have a limited mind, you won't like kpop. Don't try to understand it, because you need to follow the group for that, just enjoy it.❤

Thanks for checking out ATEEZ! Don’t let your first impression of these lyrics to deter you. I find Stray Kids and ATEEZ the most relatable lyrics. This song is linked to their dimension jumping pirate lore. So just enjoy this song for the feels! ❤ for me Guerilla and HALA HALA is top faves.

Pls react to Ateez "Crazy Form" mv🙏🏼🔥

Thank you for reacting Ateez song. I recommend their b side "Dune" and "This World". Hope to see more your reaction

Most of Ateez’ songs/music videos are part of a long fictional storyline with each album being one episode of their story and 3-4 albums equaling one chapter. The plot of the story involves time travel/interdimentional travel, pirates, evil androids, speaking to your past or future self through dreams… it’s a bit complicated, but you don’t have to understand the story to enjoy the music. Golden Hour part 1 (the album that work is from) is the beginning of a new chapter and a brand new story arc that has Ateez fandom scrambling to figure out how it fits into the larger storyline. But I think you would really enjoy their music videos for: Halazia, Guerrilla, The Real, Fireworks, and Wonderland. Thanks for reacting to Ateez!

Thank you for the reaction! ♥ I think every kpop group has a song that people can relate to, because of the diversity in concepts. You should check out EXO and SHINee. I would recommend more groups but I listen to too many and it would be a very long list 😅 But in the end, doesn't matter what group you listen too, they are all very talented!

Most of their lyrics are political, mental health and society in general due to their lore. Some of their albums tell a story so it’s always good to check the lyrics from begging to end. This is one of the few that don’t relate lol

They even have screamo in one of their songs, the most versatile group 👌🏻

Your gonna have a blast at the Jinjer concert!, Here are some bands to check out, You could check out "Knosis" they just dropped a new single featuring Yukina from Hanabie. . MergingMoon, Little Lilith, Launcher No.8,, View from the Soyuz

I like how you actually tried to understand the point of the video. Most people tend to dismiss it as random visual noise lol So I'm going to try and give you some context. You're right about the video games - these are the lens through which Hanabie view almost everything. Like they even sang about putting makeup on as if it's a boss fight (Sentimental Heroine). But this here song is referencing anime - the sentai (heroic) genre in particular (and even more specifically Pretty Cure 5, which is where the "Metamorphose!" transformation line is from). However, in the West PreCure is nowhere nearly as popular as in Japan. Instead, if you google sentai you will get the Super Sentai universe, which is where the Power Rangers - the most popular such show - are from. Hence they decided to use the whole morphing thing in the translated lyrics even though it's not what they are actually singing. Beyond that the song's main idea is to present the band as heroes who have abandoned their personal "situations" for their "mission" (which is true in the sense that - apart of Chika - they seem to have almost no lives outside of the band), i.e. to play metal for those who need it. When they do that they get "loot"/"quest rewards", which is what allows them to keep transforming and "help" other people. The whole thing is nerdy af in the best ways possible 😁

Thank you for reacting HANABIE. I also love their music. 😃 Would you react to another Japanese band 八十八ヶ所巡礼 (88kasyo Junrei)? Song title: 狂感できない (Kyōkan Dekinai) watch?v=SVz63DALQYM

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There are so many aspects of Babymetal that make them so very VERY special, it's hard to put into words. I've been to 27 shows and I'm about to go to my 28th this November in Albuquerque.

Hanabie = Harajukucore = 🔥🔥🔥🔥 Hanabie live are the most energetic band I’ve ever seen and have the best atmosphere at their shows. You can find some recent fan footage from Lollapalooza which does a half decent job of capturing them live, but it is difficult to really capture their energy on video. Their shows are worth all the money and then some.

There's not much I can add to what you said totally agree with you . What I can say is that BabyMetal has been popular everywhere, not just the US, maybe even more popular wonder what reception they get in South America tour the fans have been pleading for them to go and perform there for years 😁🤘🏼🦊🤘🏼

I think you'll like these tracks more from this band. th-cam.com/video/SszP3hlQ55Y/w-d-xo.html (ATEEZ(에이티즈) - 'HALAZIA' Official MV) th-cam.com/video/2HcVZm_4qAI/w-d-xo.html (ATEEZ(에이티즈) - ‘Guerrilla’ Official MV) th-cam.com/video/U0G5OA6ZH5w/w-d-xo.html (ATEEZ(에이티즈) - 'BOUNCY (K-HOT CHILLI PEPPERS)' Official MV) th-cam.com/video/VBZA_15mGGU/w-d-xo.html ATEEZ(에이티즈) - ‘THE BLACK CAT NERO’ Halloween Performance Video In general, the guys have very different styles of music and beautiful voices. This is a link to live vocals th-cam.com/video/6w7dtJLkXXE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ZEJ1gpFmcH_97PD-

In one of your reactions, you asked why Koreans don't like rock music, rather Koreans don't like loud noisy music. Even if they do rock, the musical instruments are muted and the vocals are usually high and clear. I'm from Russia myself and our rock is also quite heavy and loud, but for me Korean rock is more pleasant, perhaps just because I'm a girl. Here are links to my favorite Korean rock bands: KAVE - Legend M/V (th-cam.com/video/5gQ7_JGm2Yk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vfwW2gA9Aw_015HK) th-cam.com/video/WsC0jG1M5jA/w-d-xo.html ([MV] Ftisland(Ft아일랜드) _ Take Me Now(테이크 미 나우) th-cam.com/video/32EjW5rFvck/w-d-xo.html ([MV] WOODZ(우즈) _ AMNESIA) DAY6 "Shoot Me" M/V (th-cam.com/video/g2X2LdJAIpU/w-d-xo.html) [MV] LUCY - Boogie Man (th-cam.com/video/MjMVg4sBEr8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=V1CDg0ud0NCNm2_r) TXT (투모로우바이투게더) '0X1=LOVESONG (I Know I Love You) feat. Seori' Official MV (th-cam.com/video/d5bbqKYu51w/w-d-xo.htmlsi=R_OlgP9F-PGz7NAo) 'How You Like That' Covered by 가호(Gaho) & KAVE (th-cam.com/video/SMTVVT6ZWy8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=oZ7r2ywr0a7BkPsE)

Love that you interpreted the lyrics as well.. For me, the last part of the song is, like what you said, more hopeful. But at the same time it showed the struggle, cuz it's like you were buried in rubble (like after an earthquake for example), and your only hope is the little light you see shining through the crevices. Yet, it's hopeful cuz you are looking for a reason to live (looking for a way out of your miserable situation), and with the determination that it is not supposed to be the end for you (there she said isn't it too early for us to die?). Such deep and meaningful lyrics.. Throughout the song, there were so many parts of the lyrics that really made you feel

Nice reaction, thanks! The older I get, the less I like crowds. Plus, I'm a bit of an anti-social person and I don't really like to travel. Except when it comes to BABYMETAL. To the point I've seen them live six times during the last 1,5 year in four different countries. I've met many other fans in the process, some of which I consider friends now. 😁 For me, discovering them has been a life changing experience. 🤘🦊

Welcome back!🤘🦊♪

Hold up, all six members were playing instruments. I promise you. As for kpop… that’s a lot more debated. Some think it’s a genre while others think of it as more of an industry. I’m a genre enthusiast so personally I classify them as an idol k-rock band. They experiment with a variety of rock music. They do ballads all the way to metal. The state of the music scene in South Korea is definitely something. It is largely dominated by kpop idol groups due to the global appeal and popularity of them.

Amazing song snd live collab. Polyphia announced a new up and coming collab with Babymetal already. Can’t wait for it!! 🤘🦊

⚡ 🍑 💕 / 🌅 Asu ga mata kuru kara. (Tomorrow will come, after all) - Scott and Tim mentioned in a recent interview that they had even more fun on this song than during their own set at FOX_FEST. It was also the first time they performed live with a vocalist. Since you asked so nicely, BABYMETAL have done quite a few collaborations. : ) I'm sure you're aware of many of these, but here's the ones I can remember. They've done 'Road of Resistance' with DragonForce guitarists Herman Li and Sam Totman, recorded 'Ijime Dame Zettai' (Nemesis version) with former Arch Enemy guitarist Christopher Amott, 'DA DA DANCE' with Tak Matsumoto from B'z, 'Oh! MAJINAI' with Joakim Brodén of Sabaton, 'PA PA YA!!' with Thai rapper F.HERO, and 'Distortion' (Metal Galaxy album version) with Alissa White-Gluz of Arch Enemy. More recent collaborations include BABYMETAL being featured on the song 'The End' with Lil Uzi Vert, Tom Morello (from Rage Against The Machine, etc.) joining them on on the song 'メタり!!' ('Metali') the Bring Me The Horizon songs 'Itch For The Cure' and 'Kingslayer', the F.HERO song 'Leave It All Behind' (along with Bodyslam), a 50/50 collab with Electric Callboy on 'RATATATA' and the TMG (Tak Matsumoto Group) song 'Eternal Flames'. They've also joined Judas Priest singer Rob Halford on stage for 'Painkiller' and 'Breaking the Law', and performed those same two songs with Red Hot Chili Pepper's drummer Chad Smith.

Great reaction - and I completely agree with your feelings about BABYMETAL. They are exceptional, I thought I was a fan of other bands in the past, it turns out I just liked their music and went to a few concerts, bought some T-shirts and albums etc, but I had no idea how a band could really draw me in to support them and make me a real fan.🦊 This is such a good, mellow song ... and when Su-metal tells you "Its gonna be OK, all right" you just have to believe her. This song was on the Metal Galaxy album released in 2019. Tim Henson and Scott LePage from Polyphia (as you thought, a mainly instrumental Prog Rock band from Texas) provided the guitar tracks for the album, but even they didn't know what the song would sound like until they heard the album. They said it sounded like a Polyphia track, but with vocals. They really wanted the chance to play live with BABYMETAL one day. That finally happened at the FOX_FEST events where this was filmed earlier this year. They repeated the performance at one or two festivals in Europe since this as well. Enjoy the concert in November - I know you will.🤘🦊

Great Reaction!! I think you pretty much nailed it regarding the draw Babymetal has. It's like a person feels genuine pride in them, as though they're you're own family. I'm sure it comes partly from them starting out so young and having such a sweet nature, it's pretty hard not to want to cheer for them. Of course the beauty of it is, they earn every tiny bit of the praise they get.

👍👍An awesomely awesome performance. Angelic vocals and instrumental 🔥🔥. 🦊 🖖❤

Yes, this was a Collaboration from 2019. Amuse send them a Mastertape with Dummy Guitar and Dummy Vocals and they replaced the Dummy Guitars with their own track. And they heard the resulr , when they got the finishef CD. Abd now they finally performed together.

Great reaction! Beautiful SU singing and MOA&MOMO Beautiful dancing & Tim Henson and Scott LePage's guitar sounds, amaaaaazing!🎸🦊🎸

Great reaction! Thank you! 🤘🦊🤘

Ok, it seems you got some heavy filters on your comments settings, i tried it two times and is still deleted. Anyway keep enjoying BM songs.🦊🤘🔥

Thanks for reacting to them💜 welcome to stayville and the skz rabbit hole, the fandom name is stay btw also you really need to check the stray kids 2024 long guide by chandora's world, yes is long but you can do parts if that's more easy for u, believe me stays would love to see u reacting to this guide cause we love seeing new people learning about them, and this guide is the best for you to know them so is a MUST to do next

I've been a fan since 2019. They sound amazing now. They sounded amazing before. I could definitely use more Bass in the mix. Junna's energy seems to be rubbing off on Sakura.

Please reaction dreamgirls ‘priority’

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Plz watch Ateez's Guerilla and Bouncy😊

Most of Stray Kids videos you have to watch several times to catch everything because they put so much into them. Ateez is another good group to watch also!

thank you for reacting to them!! the comments are filled with info that i can't add more into, so i'll just say i hope to see more xdinary heroes reactions from you in the future! ^^

if you like rock/metal-sounding kpop, Poison by PinkFantasy is a must ;)