i had an urge to learn to throat sing and learn to play a morin khuur... its now over a year later. i can do 1 of the 3 types of mongol throat singing and im learning to play the instrument
Absolutely every song on their album rocks! Song of Woman, Shireg Shireg, and especially Wolf Totem have me ready to jump on a horse and follow those Mongolians into battle! Also, they're INCREDIBLE live. I haven't been this geeked out over a band before in my almost 50 years of living.
the first time I saw one of their videos was about a year ago...have to say I was blown away by the fusion of traditional Mongolian instruments and heavy metal and traditional Mongolian "throat singing" alongside the fantastic imagery! ...and yes, they are true to the story of Ghengis Khan! well done Jamal! thank you for featuring them...they are a force to be reckoned with! ☮️
THE HU!!! These guys are spectacular. The love of their heritage blended with throat singing and metal makes music nobody knew they had to have until they listened to them. React to Wolf Totem by THE HU. That was the first song I ever heard from them. That song will make you wanna plunder a suburb near you for no reason.
“Music nobody knew they had to have until they listen to them.” This! They’re so great I’m a little pissed off at my past self for not finding them sooner. Kind of like finding out you like broccoli at 30. I’ve wasted all this time!
Yes!!!! I fcking love The Hu. The first song I heard from them was Yuve Yuve Yu, and it’s really cool. You should totally listen to that song. I love that they use traditional instruments and do the Mongolian throat singing to produce music that’s not just cool but feels different and fresh. Something about taking ancient music and mixing them modern music creates something better then the two apart. At least to my ear it sounds better then it’s separate parts.
Same with Heilung. It's not cultural, it's a transcultural experience :it's like hearing from the past. From far back enough that it resonates on something ancient in us all. Whatever, it makes for one fun trip. Seeing them in a week or so
I recommend Alien Weaponry - Kai tangata (they're a band from New Zealand who sing in the traditional Maori language and the video is quite cinematic as well)
Descendants of the Xiongnu, blood cousin of the Huns. Horse mounted Himalayan archery steppe warriors which ran in the 100's of Thousands per invasion. These are the Mongols.
If im not mistaken, making a morin khuur is a right of passage for Mongolian men (I could be completely wrong about this). But it is a very sacred instrument in their culture
Hey Jamel. Cheers from Germany 🤘.My two favorite reactions from you are: 1.RATM - Renegades of funk 2.All your other reaction videos. It's time you got to know the band Clutch from Maryland. I recommend the Song "Regulator" ✌
Awesome, you got to hear The HU. Saw them live. I was on the treadmill today listening to this and I was going to write to you about this band. But I didn’t know how to reach you. Either way , glad you hearing this and keep up the positive reactions. It’s sincere and the energy is felt.
Just discovered them. They’re amazing. I discovered the Mongolian band Khusugtun about 2 years ago. They’re more traditional, I think. But The Hu are awesome. So glad to find them. Pure accident. Found them on another reactors comments. He was reacting to Russian rap.
Thank you for another nice reaction!!! The Hu is unique and I love them too. I had been waiting for more Hua Chenyu reaction on this channel, please react to 5 of his new songs which he first sang in his Mars concert last November. He wrote a Trilogy, please check out the first song "I want to love this world so much"!
Another stage performance had shown by Hua Chenyu, he mesmerized and depressed me. He wrote this song and wanted people to realize the sickness of depression and to pay attention to their friends.
A singer who is willing to convey tenderness and love with his life is worthy of respect. May his singing throughout the world, warm people's hearts .Look forward to Hua Chenyu's song "I want to love this world so much" Thank you.
Dude, please do Krigsgaldr by Heilung (live version). Imagine a Viking version of The Hu and you'd be on the right track, but that still doesn't do them justice.
I absolutely love this music...after listening to Pop Music 🎵 this is in my definition REAL MUSIC 🎶! Thanks for posting this Amazing REACTION. 🙇🏻♀️🔎👏🏽🔑🔥
The lyrics didn't pay justice to the story, simply because there's so much to say about The truly Great Chinggis Khaan. I've been studying history like nobody else in Italy, when I was a 15-16 yo student, because I went way further than the actual programme of History and I studied all on my own about all the greatest civilizations and Nations in history {Americas, Africa, China and Japan in particular} so I've learned about Chinggis Khaan and The Blue Empire of Mongols that early starting immediately to feel a profound and utter fascination and admiration for this brilliant man who lived a life so unique that made his name resonate so powerfully alike Legend. What he has done remains in history of mankind like one of the greatest achievements a man of power can aspire to. Just to help you figure out what the hell I'm talking about just have a look at the comparison table on this link: brilliantmaps.com/roman-vs-mongol-empires/ Just like Alexander The Great, or even Napoleon {the less "legendary" of the three, in my opinion... he was the one with less spiritual depth than the other two and in my very personal Top 3 he's very lower in that special podium}. All these were military geniuses who literally dominated the world they knew about, and like nobody else they have crossed history and what they brought together suddenly vanished as soon as they departed from this earth and the world they united all by the power of their own personal strength and aura went rapidly lost splintered into the hands of sons, or Generals like in Alexander's case, which clearly were just simple men with not that strive for true greatness. I have a particular preference for the King of Mongols for three main reasons: • the first, the most immediate one, caused by that special vibe so hard to describe is the similarity with another people I loved, the Native Americans... just check out what I'm talking about and you will understand and agree. • the second, the most mental one, because he and his reign are an unicum in history... he crossed history like a meteor, a maverick whose achievements have never been reached by any other man, when still a man alone, a man of real charisma could ever unite and keep united in his own life. We are talking of men not driven to achieve and exercise power going blinded by that same power {Adolf Hitler is the perfect example of that, he aspired to greatness but he was a zero as human being and we all know very well why we can say that very loud and clear!} but just driven by power, that inner strive to make a vision, a dream, come true. Something only very special human beings do. Mongolia never had anything comparable to what Chinggis Khaan did for his own Nation ever again, in its own whole history and that's what makes him so very special, so unique. Here comes the third of the reasons why he is like a Top of the Top, for me, even more than Alexander The Great. Chinggis Khaan gave no sign of madness during his own life, as far as I know, and that counts a lot. His vision was lucid and driven not by something, in some peculiar aspects, very personal {Alexander was, he was blinded by his own vision at some point, which made him weak and caused his death and the destruction of his own dream, betrayed by those which more than any others followed his charismatic lead}, but driven by the will to make Mongolia achieve a position of leadership of his own people, his own Nation.... Mongols were reasonably feared by other Nations and their people. THE HU is my very personal 1st choice as Best New Entry in music Olympus, a true surprise and very special discovery. The fact that they are trying to remind us about the most charismatic and unique of all the greatest leaders in mankind history. They deliver solid music, innovation {their instruments are absolutely awesome and badass as fuck!} and most importantly... pride. You're absolutely right Jamel... we don't mess with The Hu!!! PS: I absolutely love this reaction and I hope to watch more coming!
Yoo fam that's some dedicated research and effort. I'm a Mongolian and proud to be one. It's always good to see people from different culture and blood give a total credit to what Mongolian Empire has done. You see history is a really complicated affair so I wouldn't want to dwell into it. Anyway I'm babbling enjoy the music..
@Davide de Muro Dominijanni I couldn't agree more. As a Mongol and a descendant of the Great khaan (on my mother's side) I am really pleased with your factually correct description of Chinggis khaan. It's apparent you have a real knowledge in history.
They put everyone outside of Mongolia to shame with their level of reenactment, but then it is their history so they should, like folks in other countries who reenact history or events of history should have the details right. That said we are talking about a nation that at one time held an empire that was among if not the largest the ancient world knew, rather impressive and not all lands were conquered many just submitted rather than face blood shed. I will not go into details or argue them not here, your page your stuff, just keep having fun.
Please react to The HU Sad But True the video is absolutely incredible and 8 hours after its release the song went to number 1 and it already in a few days has over 1 million views.
I’ve been trying to figure out throat signing for the last month or so and it’s driving the wife nuts. I just sound like a weirdo lmao. The Hu is good stuff. Can you react to Colter Wall Bald Butte? Tells a good story.
Saw the Hu in DC a few months ago, it was incredible. If you want to try more metal/tribal songs check out Sepultura: Roots or Alien Weaponry: Kai Tangata, both are heavy.
I always appreciate your genuine REACTION...Thank you for posting this Great Band! 🙇🏻♀️🙏🏽🔍☝🏽🌏🇺🇸. I recently viewed a survivalists show where all the strongest participants went to Mongolia to remain the longest...using their survivalists skills...the finalist left after losing 29 lbs in 30+ days and weeping? Amazing 😉 and I’m an Indigenous Native who has lived on the Rez with no electricity or running water with my two little girls. They loved it and want to return! Ha ha 🤔☝🏽🌏💪🏽❤️😉
The Hu are all about peace with courage! I understand that Chinggis Khan and his horsemen created and protected an empire that was safer for anyone to live and trade!
This is pretty rad. If you like the idea of mixing folk music and metal, then you need to check out the following: Finntroll - "Under Bergets Rot" and/or "Trollhammaren" (really, any of their songs, but these are two of my favorites) Ensiferum - "Victory Song" Turisas - "To Holmgard And Beyond"
The eternal Tangri. Tangriism is the oldest known religion going back over 10,000 years. They crossed the bearing strait and became the North American Indian shaman religion.
Just a few weeks ago I won merch on their fan club. Hoodie. Tee-shirt two masks double vinal which is red. And a keyring. Quality stuff. I was thrilled to receive them.
I'm thinking that there is some deep TH-cam synchronicity going on.. I found The Hu last weekend just by clicking around and now here's Jamal reacting to it! I love the Hu.. thanks Jamal! I think you are now ready for Heilung.. Alfadhirhaiti LIVE
If you are interested in other Mongolian metal bands you should check out Tengger Cavalry, Ego Fall, and Nine Treasures. They all hit the scene between 2008 and 2011 and made some fantastic music. Tengger Cavalry's War Horse is a favorite. Sadly Nature Ganganbaigal from Tengger Cavalry passed away last year. He had a lot more music in him. It is sad we wont get to hear it.
Oh yeah, The HU are brilliant at what they do! They have a profound Groove in every song of theirs, and not in the silly, overdone, Silly Peppers sense of "groove", I mean that feeling that makes you bob your head uncontrollably in time with each song because it's innate and it forces you to pay attention whether you want to or not. It's commanding and they make it *work* whether you understand the words or not. I'm pretty sure the lyrics here are directly from the album, as well (they're printed in both Cyrillic/Russian script and English). I do believe I need to subscribe, because your videos are fun, @Jamel_AKA_Jamal!
Yay!!! The Hu!! I saw them last year and they were awesome. Went to a Greek restaurant across the street from the venue before the show and they were all there
Bro, you are like one of few music reaction dudes that has actually took the time to review these dudes. I've been asking reviewers to hit these guys up. They haven't. Good on you. Glad you see the light on these dudes. First time I heard Wolf Totem, it was their only release and this was my most anticipated release when this was released. The whole release is excellent. I had tix to see these dudes live and two days before the show, everything was canceled due to Covid. They sell out everywhere..
Very heavy. Love these guys. The throat singing sounds so unusual but I dig it. Been listening to a lot their songs and they kick ass. It’s really nice to hear something out of the norm. Hope you do some more hu.
Highly recommend catching the Netflix series called Marco Polo. It's about Kublai Khan (Genghis Khan's grandson) and the Mongolian and Chinese court intrigues. Fascinating and a terrific performance by Benedict Wong. Really awesome performance.
WOW! I just learned of The Hu last Sunday from my go-to, online preacher, Charlie Garrett, from his channel, The Superior Word, even if you’re not interested in anything God or His Word (the Bible) or The Coming Tribulation/End Times, you’d still love this guy! Most down to earth, keeping it real speaker of truth out there. I wholly recommend you check out his TH-cam channel. Anyway, Charlie raved about The Hu and from the minute I listened to the first song, I wound up playing all their videos and buying most of their music on iTunes. My favorite is definitely Wolf Totem.
You should all search "tuvan throat singing" on here. The first result should have that exact title (uploaded by Tonio Delafuente). It's more traditional throat singing, but it's absolutely beautiful.
If you want more in the same kind of area, check out Wardruna (the main guy does all the music for the Vikings show), and also check out Heilung. Heilung in particular is a great one to do a reaction to, trust me. I would suggest the songs In Maidjan, Alfadhirhaiti, or Hamrer Hippyer, and MAKE SURE you do the live version, beause the show is a HUUUUGE part of their schtick.
If you want to know what he is saying look up there lyrics. I'm a Norse pagan believer and Their heritage is Norse. The history will blow you away!!!!! They are coming to my State for a concert this may can't wait. By the way feel the vibe it's your music too!! I would also recommend Heilung
Just catching this one, things have been crazy around here for me, and the number of vids you drop this old man has a hard time keeping up.....LOL All jokes aside all the best to you.
A cool, deep cut. Really stuff we rarely see or hear in Europe. You know what? I think you might be ready for the rollercoaster ride of Heartless Scat by Ningen Isu next...
And the amazing thing is that at 6:40 when he goes is chinggis khaaaaaannn nnnnnnnnnn nnnnnnnnnn you hear sound of a bird or you may even thing some traditional instrument but that's actually the singer making two sounds simultaneously the ahhhh and fiuiuiuiu one. Mongolian throat singing created before 12th century
I swear swear imma pull up to to a Chinese restaurant playing this🤣 but in all seriousness this a certified banger and I’ve studied temujin extensively and i swear under the eternal blue sky the khagan would be proud.
Please react to "Rahpsody of Fire", a metal symphonyc band from my country...Italy !!! Listen to one of theese song: Emerald Sword The march of the swordmaster Wisdom of the kings Sacred power of raging winds ....and more !!
Every time I listen to a song by The Hu, I have a sudden urge to conquer large amounts of land by horseback.
i had an urge to learn to throat sing and learn to play a morin khuur... its now over a year later. i can do 1 of the 3 types of mongol throat singing and im learning to play the instrument
Hahahahahaahhaahahahah
lmao same bruv
I have an urge to do anything The Hu will sing about, even if it requires a time machine to go back and conquer someone. haha
@@wordmulejess you would have to fight genghis Khan is that a risk your willing to take ?
Mongolian Metal is excellent! They have an ancient Story to tell, and the Throat singing tells it well.
But it’s not ancient-
@@ToyosatomimiNoThug 800 year's old
Prabesh Gurung to be ancient it has to be at least 1544 years old.
@@ToyosatomimiNoThug my technology is ancient
Absolutely every song on their album rocks! Song of Woman, Shireg Shireg, and especially Wolf Totem have me ready to jump on a horse and follow those Mongolians into battle!
Also, they're INCREDIBLE live. I haven't been this geeked out over a band before in my almost 50 years of living.
the first time I saw one of their videos was about a year ago...have to say I was blown away by the fusion of traditional Mongolian instruments and heavy metal and traditional Mongolian "throat singing" alongside the fantastic imagery! ...and yes, they are true to the story of Ghengis Khan! well done Jamal! thank you for featuring them...they are a force to be reckoned with! ☮️
THE HU!!! These guys are spectacular. The love of their heritage blended with throat singing and metal makes music nobody knew they had to have until they listened to them.
React to Wolf Totem by THE HU. That was the first song I ever heard from them. That song will make you wanna plunder a suburb near you for no reason.
“Music nobody knew they had to have until they listen to them.”
This! They’re so great I’m a little pissed off at my past self for not finding them sooner. Kind of like finding out you like broccoli at 30. I’ve wasted all this time!
Yes!!!! I fcking love The Hu. The first song I heard from them was Yuve Yuve Yu, and it’s really cool. You should totally listen to that song. I love that they use traditional instruments and do the Mongolian throat singing to produce music that’s not just cool but feels different and fresh. Something about taking ancient music and mixing them modern music creates something better then the two apart. At least to my ear it sounds better then it’s separate parts.
sería excelente que reaccionara a esa canción ...!!!
Same with Heilung. It's not cultural, it's a transcultural experience :it's like hearing from the past. From far back enough that it resonates on something ancient in us all. Whatever, it makes for one fun trip. Seeing them in a week or so
Bernie Bro With A Vagina agreed they are awesome
Just a heads up, he's already done Yuve Yuve Yu in the past: th-cam.com/video/YOW-lN7g4yw/w-d-xo.html
Esa canción esta chingona 🤘😜
I appreciate this band for their telling of their history. The videos are high quality. The instruments are phenomenal.
I had the fortune to see The Hu in concert, and if anything, they put on an even better show in person!
This is part of the reason why this band is the coolest band on the planet because they really are that awesome.
I recommend Alien Weaponry - Kai tangata (they're a band from New Zealand who sing in the traditional Maori language and the video is quite cinematic as well)
PLEASE do that, and for a look at where alien weaponry (musically) comes from, hit up Sepultura "roots bloody roots" or "ratamahata"
Thanks for this recommend, without it I may never have found this band
Dude yes!!
Are there any other Maori groups I got introduced to them recently and I love
Yeah they're epic! If you want more Mongolian rock, Altan Urag are pretty damn great as well.
One of the best live shows I've ever seen. Love The Hu.
Descendants of the Xiongnu, blood cousin of the Huns. Horse mounted Himalayan archery steppe warriors which ran in the 100's of Thousands per invasion. These are the Mongols.
Perfect Music,Perfect Video.....i just love them !..the Movie Parts are from the most expensive Film ever made in Mongolia !
No wonder they are proud of their legacy. Chinggis Kahn is an interesting character.
Special shoutout to whoever makes their instruments, they're beautiful.
Right? They're all custom jobs too.
If im not mistaken, making a morin khuur is a right of passage for Mongolian men (I could be completely wrong about this). But it is a very sacred instrument in their culture
Now that you did The Hu, you have to react to "Ningen Isu" an amazing 3 man band from Japan. You will be so surprised at how good their music is.
Imomushi is my fav song
Just went and listened to Ningen Isu and 😳🤯
So glad I ran across your comment.
And let's not forget that they're all elderly gentlemen.
Their whole album sounds like a soundtrack to an epic movie!
Nah man this is a soundtrack to building an empire
I'm so glad you listened to it, this is my favourite band at the moment and my favourite song by them at that!
"Teach Peace" is always the right shirt.
...and the Hu are amazing. Great video!
The Hu, found Wolf Totem, then started listening to the other. Love them. Yeah they get your warrior blood going.
Even if you can't understand the words, you can understand the depth of feeling. It rumbles in your insides!
Hey Jamel. Cheers from Germany 🤘.My two favorite reactions from you are:
1.RATM - Renegades of funk
2.All your other reaction videos.
It's time you got to know the band Clutch from Maryland.
I recommend the Song "Regulator" ✌
The Bunk or Spacegrass, x-ray visions, quick death in Texas, so many!
Careful with that Mic would be an epic reaction!
Yes!... I have been recommending Clutch for awhile now. How to Shake Hands... In Walks Barbarella... Hot Bottom Feeder... Ghoul Wrangler... etc!
Awesome, you got to hear The HU. Saw them live. I was on the treadmill today listening to this and I was going to write to you about this band. But I didn’t know how to reach you. Either way , glad you hearing this and keep up the positive reactions. It’s sincere and the energy is felt.
Just discovered them. They’re amazing. I discovered the Mongolian band Khusugtun about 2 years ago. They’re more traditional, I think. But The Hu are awesome. So glad to find them. Pure accident. Found them on another reactors comments. He was reacting to Russian rap.
Thank you for another nice reaction!!! The Hu is unique and I love them too.
I had been waiting for more Hua Chenyu reaction on this channel, please react to 5 of his new songs which he first sang in his Mars concert last November. He wrote a Trilogy, please check out the first song "I want to love this world so much"!
Love your recommendation.This song is for people with depression. Very warm and touching. Please check it out. Looking forward to your reaction.
Another stage performance had shown by Hua Chenyu, he mesmerized and depressed me. He wrote this song and wanted people to realize the sickness of depression and to pay attention to their friends.
"I Want To Love The World So Much"
th-cam.com/video/kpMpxAf3-RM/w-d-xo.html (Eng)
th-cam.com/video/K_E5pzBrAKQ/w-d-xo.html (Official channel)
A singer who is willing to convey tenderness and love with his life is worthy of respect. May his singing throughout the world, warm people's hearts .Look forward to Hua Chenyu's song "I want to love this world so much"
Thank you.
Dude, please do Krigsgaldr by Heilung (live version).
Imagine a Viking version of The Hu and you'd be on the right track, but that still doesn't do them justice.
or the liveversion of Fylgija Ear / Futhorck by Heilung
Heilung Alfadhirhaiti too!
Saw both the Hu and Heilung in the last 4 month, both amazing live shows.
@@HistoricLife me too ningen isu next :)
@@johickey3158 Oh man jealous! I want them to hit America. My kids named one of there stuffed animals Shabadabadia lol
I absolutely love this music...after listening to Pop Music 🎵 this is in my definition REAL MUSIC 🎶! Thanks for posting this Amazing REACTION. 🙇🏻♀️🔎👏🏽🔑🔥
The lyrics didn't pay justice to the story, simply because there's so much to say about The truly Great Chinggis Khaan.
I've been studying history like nobody else in Italy, when I was a 15-16 yo student, because I went way further than the actual programme of History and I studied all on my own about all the greatest civilizations and Nations in history {Americas, Africa, China and Japan in particular} so I've learned about Chinggis Khaan and The Blue Empire of Mongols that early starting immediately to feel a profound and utter fascination and admiration for this brilliant man who lived a life so unique that made his name resonate so powerfully alike Legend.
What he has done remains in history of mankind like one of the greatest achievements a man of power can aspire to.
Just to help you figure out what the hell I'm talking about just have a look at the comparison table on this link: brilliantmaps.com/roman-vs-mongol-empires/
Just like Alexander The Great, or even Napoleon {the less "legendary" of the three, in my opinion... he was the one with less spiritual depth than the other two and in my very personal Top 3 he's very lower in that special podium}. All these were military geniuses who literally dominated the world they knew about, and like nobody else they have crossed history and what they brought together suddenly vanished as soon as they departed from this earth and the world they united all by the power of their own personal strength and aura went rapidly lost splintered into the hands of sons, or Generals like in Alexander's case, which clearly were just simple men with not that strive for true greatness.
I have a particular preference for the King of Mongols for three main reasons:
• the first, the most immediate one, caused by that special vibe so hard to describe is the similarity with another people I loved, the Native Americans... just check out what I'm talking about and you will understand and agree.
• the second, the most mental one, because he and his reign are an unicum in history... he crossed history like a meteor, a maverick whose achievements have never been reached by any other man, when still a man alone, a man of real charisma could ever unite and keep united in his own life.
We are talking of men not driven to achieve and exercise power going blinded by that same power {Adolf Hitler is the perfect example of that, he aspired to greatness but he was a zero as human being and we all know very well why we can say that very loud and clear!} but just driven by power, that inner strive to make a vision, a dream, come true. Something only very special human beings do.
Mongolia never had anything comparable to what Chinggis Khaan did for his own Nation ever again, in its own whole history and that's what makes him so very special, so unique.
Here comes the third of the reasons why he is like a Top of the Top, for me, even more than Alexander The Great. Chinggis Khaan gave no sign of madness during his own life, as far as I know, and that counts a lot. His vision was lucid and driven not by something, in some peculiar aspects, very personal {Alexander was, he was blinded by his own vision at some point, which made him weak and caused his death and the destruction of his own dream, betrayed by those which more than any others followed his charismatic lead}, but driven by the will to make Mongolia achieve a position of leadership of his own people, his own Nation.... Mongols were reasonably feared by other Nations and their people.
THE HU is my very personal 1st choice as Best New Entry in music Olympus, a true surprise and very special discovery. The fact that they are trying to remind us about the most charismatic and unique of all the greatest leaders in mankind history. They deliver solid music, innovation {their instruments are absolutely awesome and badass as fuck!} and most importantly... pride. You're absolutely right Jamel... we don't mess with The Hu!!!
PS: I absolutely love this reaction and I hope to watch more coming!
Yoo fam that's some dedicated research and effort. I'm a Mongolian and proud to be one. It's always good to see people from different culture and blood give a total credit to what Mongolian Empire has done. You see history is a really complicated affair so I wouldn't want to dwell into it. Anyway I'm babbling enjoy the music..
@Davide de Muro Dominijanni I couldn't agree more. As a Mongol and a descendant of the Great khaan (on my mother's side) I am really pleased with your factually correct description of Chinggis khaan. It's apparent you have a real knowledge in history.
Reminder, he was also a brutal warlord who slaughtered people for fun
@@BrowneePointz Hardly. Cities that surrenedered were left intact. Most of the "slaughters" he supposedly committed actually occurred after he died.
So you're saying the Yuan dynasty of China was the Mongols falling apart?
They put everyone outside of Mongolia to shame with their level of reenactment, but then it is their history so they should, like folks in other countries who reenact history or events of history should have the details right. That said we are talking about a nation that at one time held an empire that was among if not the largest the ancient world knew, rather impressive and not all lands were conquered many just submitted rather than face blood shed. I will not go into details or argue them not here, your page your stuff, just keep having fun.
Temujin and his family built THE largest land empire ever from china to europe. The British technically had a larger one because they were sea based.
Please react to The HU Sad But True the video is absolutely incredible and 8 hours after its release the song went to number 1 and it already in a few days has over 1 million views.
Will be seeing them in May at the Epicenter in NC. Never heard of them until a couple weeks ago. Looking forward to seeing them live
Amazing live!
I’ve been trying to figure out throat signing for the last month or so and it’s driving the wife nuts. I just sound like a weirdo lmao. The Hu is good stuff.
Can you react to Colter Wall Bald Butte? Tells a good story.
I used to practice in a loud factory where nobody could hear. Keep at it.
If this band’s music doesn’t make you pumped, I’d guess there is probably something wrong with you
Saw the Hu in DC a few months ago, it was incredible. If you want to try more metal/tribal songs check out Sepultura: Roots or Alien Weaponry: Kai Tangata, both are heavy.
I always appreciate your genuine REACTION...Thank you for posting this Great Band! 🙇🏻♀️🙏🏽🔍☝🏽🌏🇺🇸.
I recently viewed a survivalists show where all the strongest participants went to Mongolia to remain the longest...using their survivalists skills...the finalist left after losing 29 lbs in 30+ days and weeping? Amazing 😉 and I’m an Indigenous Native who has lived on the Rez with no electricity or running water with my two little girls. They loved it and want to return! Ha ha 🤔☝🏽🌏💪🏽❤️😉
This kind of cultural exchange and reveling in our cultural and historical differences makes me emotional. It’s what it’s all about.
Mysterious, mystic and ancient . . .WOW! Just got introduced to this group - speechless. By the end of the video, you're holding your breath!
Love The Hu!
from mongolian🇲🇳 thanks for reacting Hu's music video❤️ love your videos🌈
the Hu puts the heart and soul of their heritage into every song and movie.
The Hu are all about peace with courage! I understand that Chinggis Khan and his horsemen created and protected an empire that was safer for anyone to live and trade!
I saw The Hu live back in November. It was an awesome show.!.!
Bad ass song, it gave me chills! Plus it made me want to learn more about Mongolian culture. Win win.
This is pretty rad.
If you like the idea of mixing folk music and metal, then you need to check out the following:
Finntroll - "Under Bergets Rot" and/or "Trollhammaren" (really, any of their songs, but these are two of my favorites)
Ensiferum - "Victory Song"
Turisas - "To Holmgard And Beyond"
The eternal Tangri. Tangriism is the oldest known religion going back over 10,000 years. They crossed the bearing strait and became the North American Indian shaman religion.
I saw them performing in November and it was epic
Just a few weeks ago I won merch on their fan club. Hoodie. Tee-shirt two masks double vinal which is red. And a keyring. Quality stuff. I was thrilled to receive them.
I'm thinking that there is some deep TH-cam synchronicity going on.. I found The Hu last weekend just by clicking around and now here's Jamal reacting to it! I love the Hu.. thanks Jamal! I think you are now ready for Heilung.. Alfadhirhaiti LIVE
If you are interested in other Mongolian metal bands you should check out Tengger Cavalry, Ego Fall, and Nine Treasures. They all hit the scene between 2008 and 2011 and made some fantastic music. Tengger Cavalry's War Horse is a favorite. Sadly Nature Ganganbaigal from Tengger Cavalry passed away last year. He had a lot more music in him. It is sad we wont get to hear it.
Eye absolutely appreciate you for embracing other cultures brother, from Selena to the Hu. Mad respect fam keep doin' you hot shot!!
still waiting on some bloodywood, the best punjabi metal you'll hear.
Saw them in Phoenix a few months ago. Was a great show, met them after got my record signed. Very humble men.
yo my man i like you so much your reaction more than other reactions :) from mongolia thank you
Oh yeah, The HU are brilliant at what they do! They have a profound Groove in every song of theirs, and not in the silly, overdone, Silly Peppers sense of "groove", I mean that feeling that makes you bob your head uncontrollably in time with each song because it's innate and it forces you to pay attention whether you want to or not. It's commanding and they make it *work* whether you understand the words or not. I'm pretty sure the lyrics here are directly from the album, as well (they're printed in both Cyrillic/Russian script and English). I do believe I need to subscribe, because your videos are fun, @Jamel_AKA_Jamal!
Yay!!! The Hu!! I saw them last year and they were awesome. Went to a Greek restaurant across the street from the venue before the show and they were all there
Bro, you are like one of few music reaction dudes that has actually took the time to review these dudes. I've been asking reviewers to hit these guys up. They haven't. Good on you. Glad you see the light on these dudes. First time I heard Wolf Totem, it was their only release and this was my most anticipated release when this was released. The whole release is excellent. I had tix to see these dudes live and two days before the show, everything was canceled due to Covid. They sell out everywhere..
Teach Peace.... Love it.. Checkout Twelve Foot Ninja - Coming For You. A Band with a bit of light humor added in. One of my fav Aussie bands
They're great, "One Hand Killing" is a fave. The 90s influences are strong with them.
Very heavy. Love these guys. The throat singing sounds so unusual but I dig it. Been listening to a lot their songs and they kick ass. It’s really nice to hear something out of the norm. Hope you do some more hu.
Highly recommend catching the Netflix series called Marco Polo. It's about Kublai Khan (Genghis Khan's grandson) and the Mongolian and Chinese court intrigues. Fascinating and a terrific performance by Benedict Wong. Really awesome performance.
Zeal and Ardor - “Blood in The River” and Dead Prez - “Hip Hop”
Yeah, hiiip hopppp
thank you so mch for the reaction. love the HU. haven't heard this one yet.
Hehhe one of the great reaction video. Thank you for doing this with The Hu band songs.
WOW! I just learned of The Hu last Sunday from my go-to, online preacher, Charlie Garrett, from his channel, The Superior Word, even if you’re not interested in anything God or His Word (the Bible) or The Coming Tribulation/End Times, you’d still love this guy! Most down to earth, keeping it real speaker of truth out there. I wholly recommend you check out his TH-cam channel. Anyway, Charlie raved about The Hu and from the minute I listened to the first song, I wound up playing all their videos and buying most of their music on iTunes. My favorite is definitely Wolf Totem.
They...the Mongols...never messed around. Powerful warriors. Much respect.
They are an amazing live band.
My absolute favorite song from the album.
They give an incredible show, go see them live if at all possible!
They are as good Live too. got lucky enough to see them late last year.
The first video I saw was Wolf Totem! These guys are awesome!
You should all search "tuvan throat singing" on here. The first result should have that exact title (uploaded by Tonio Delafuente). It's more traditional throat singing, but it's absolutely beautiful.
Love them so much they have the best bass tones
If you want more in the same kind of area, check out Wardruna (the main guy does all the music for the Vikings show), and also check out Heilung. Heilung in particular is a great one to do a reaction to, trust me. I would suggest the songs In Maidjan, Alfadhirhaiti, or Hamrer Hippyer, and MAKE SURE you do the live version, beause the show is a HUUUUGE part of their schtick.
Man! I love your reactions! You gotta react to Bloodywood, any song!
I laughed so hard when you said "I think I wore the wrong shirt!". XD
If you want to know what he is saying look up there lyrics. I'm a Norse pagan believer and Their heritage is Norse. The history will blow you away!!!!! They are coming to my State for a concert this may can't wait. By the way feel the vibe it's your music too!!
I would also recommend Heilung
I love The Hu!!
I love The HU and this is probably my favorite song from them! Great video!
Yup that just happened ,love it music is the voice of the world ,the hu rocks !!!!
👍s up to ,,, I love how they stay true to there instruments,, they haven't gone American. Awesome band
👍to you
Just catching this one, things have been crazy around here for me, and the number of vids you drop this old man has a hard time keeping up.....LOL All jokes aside all the best to you.
Ghengis Khan is practically the national hero of Mongol. You don't mess with Ghengis Khan when you write a song about Ghengis Khan.
You might like Mysterain. A folk metal band from China mixing metal and Cantonese opera.
I do like the hu's music, but old skool Mongolian throat singing on its own is just as amazing.
A cool, deep cut. Really stuff we rarely see or hear in Europe. You know what? I think you might be ready for the rollercoaster ride of Heartless Scat by Ningen Isu next...
If you haven't done "Sad But True" yet by The HU, that needs to be your next reaction. It is their take on the Metallica classic by the same name
And the amazing thing is that at 6:40 when he goes is chinggis khaaaaaannn nnnnnnnnnn nnnnnnnnnn you hear sound of a bird or you may even thing some traditional instrument but that's actually the singer making two sounds simultaneously the ahhhh and fiuiuiuiu one. Mongolian throat singing created before 12th century
Lovebites: "Hammer of Wrath" or "Shadowmaker". This band is balls-out awesome!
Here's an interesting take on Wolf Totem. "The HU - Wolf Totem feat. Jacoby Shaddix of Papa Roach (Official Music Video)"
I swear swear imma pull up to to a Chinese restaurant playing this🤣 but in all seriousness this a certified banger and I’ve studied temujin extensively and i swear under the eternal blue sky the khagan would be proud.
In a similar (totally) different style, try Indian ethnic metal! Bloodywood's "Tunak Tunak" Madness may well suits. Cheers from France!
Just great ! Brings you back to roots !
I listened to the song and now have Mighty Temujin asking me to ride a horse and use a bow.
I have some odd music tastes, but I am proud to love the HU. Excellent review and reaction!
Skindred- nobody. Great song back and the day and very unique
rob alob shit yeah. Great suggestion, and a great mix of musical styles that would surprise him for a good reaction.
Wardruna and Aurora -
Helvegen (Live) and aurora god is a woman
Please react to "Rahpsody of Fire", a metal symphonyc band from my country...Italy !!!
Listen to one of theese song:
Emerald Sword
The march of the swordmaster
Wisdom of the kings
Sacred power of raging winds
....and more !!
This band tells stories of their people in a way anyone can understand. Oral history is almost a lost art. How sad for all people.
Love the Hu! You need to listen to the Hanggai also!
Thank You for reacting to The Hu. They are beast modes.
Just found this from another link. Damn!!!!!!
Im into it!