Couple Reacts to The HU "Bii Biyelgee" MV

Couple Reacts to The HU "Bii Biyelgee" MV
Good vibes! Will play at out next camp fire.
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[@annkanyr3024]

The opening is from Black Thunder parts 1 and 2. You will get this a little more if you watch those. This is sort of a prequel. And this is very upbeat for them. Bii biyelgee is the dance.

[@FollowtheEve]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing

[@wossle73]

Kind of Correct! But I thought it was the "Ending To Black Thunder 1 & 2", a CELEBRATION of the Great Warrior who Died in the arms of His Wife, After a Successful Battle! @ 46 seconds the Lightning carry's his Soul Away!
They are sending him to the Afterlife! With Joyful Song! Just as they would have done 1000 years ago😊!

[@annkanyr3024]

@@wossle73 It says, at about 57-59 seconds, if you have captions on, that it was three years before. That makes it a prequel.

[@BBiGiBB]

dude you are on every reaction video of The Hu, you works for them ? just asking

[@orxihui]

​@@BBiGiBBthat means you're on every reaction video too 😂

[@wossle73]

On Wikipedia, 'Biyelgee' Translates as .
Origin
Biyelgee dances embody and originate from the nomadic way of life and are performed while half sitting or cross-legged. Hand, shoulder and leg movements express aspects of Mongol herders everyday lifestyle such as milking the cow, cooking, hunting, household labor, customs and traditions, etc. as well as spiritual characteristics tied to different ethnic groups. Originally, Mongolian dance developed very early is evidenced by a reference in The Secret History of the Mongols were wont to rejoice, dancing and feasting ... they danced until there was dust up to their knees ...
Musical instruments
In Biyelgee, music plays an important part in the choreographic art of the Mongols. Many of the folk dances are performed to the accompaniment of the Tovshuur, Morin Khuur (Horse-headed fiddle), ikhel, sometimes in combination with other instruments. There are also dances which are performed exclusively to the accompaniment of the human voice, for example, the Buryat dance Yohor.
Choreography
Choreography is rich and diverse, since people living in different parts of the country employ different means of expressing their feelings. Biyelgee is traditionally performed on the rather limited space before the hearth, so the dancers make practically no use of their feet. Instead, the dancers principally use only the upper part of their bodies, and through their rhythmic movements express various aspects of their identities, such as sex, tribe, and ethic group. Dance Movements, which can be made within a restricted space, are essential features in which the smallness of the space is compensated by the expressiveness of the movements of hands, shoulders, chest, waist, eyes and head.
BUT THAT'S THE ANCIENT DESCRIPTION, The HU have JUST MADE IT MODERN! All Hail the HU😁🤣🤘.

[@rainnyday7614]

So cool description from mongolia 👍

[@nai2304]

In my Mongolian head, it feels like “dance, dance”; “party, party” 💃🕺💃🕺

[@hollywoodghostbusters9869]

This song became my favorite song of theirs after the first time I listened to it. So upbeat and fun!

[@bgl5914]

you will also love the Black Thunder Part 1&2 😀

[@khosbayardavaajav3152]

The hu black thunder 1,2

[@uuka9]

You guys have watch Black Thunder 1& 2 to understand this one

[@moamlbeastineast772]

React to wolf totem by them haha

[@sandagasandaga7661]

Black Thunder part1,2 react

[@tumenodnuud4101]

Also another reaction would be The hu- shireg shireg( jason show live version) 👏👏

[@ganbaataraltangerel382]

bii bielghee is the traditional dance. means body's dance

[@wolftotem4343]

THE HU 🙏❤️❤️

[@Bear230grain]

Wolf totem is one you should check out also another band OTYKEN!!! You have to listen to them!! It’s a must

[@schonkigplavuis8850]

Hahahahaha the thumbnail is hilarious

[@tumenodnuud4101]

React to The Great Chingis Khaan!!! 👏👏🎉

[@christophergomez8830]

The way this song sounds. Just makes me think country is country world wide lol.

[@supriadiadi5935]

Next reaction VOICE OF BACEPROT band rock metal trio girls hijabers from 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩👍🤘🤘🤘

[@narantsetseguvgun6393]

Mongolia The HU

[@supriadiadi5935]

VOICE OF BACEPROT band rock metal trio hijabers🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨👍🤘🤘

[@lorriemiller6750]

It is pronounced Who even if it is spelled HU it is not hue it is HUUUU

[@user-xh9zh4iz5q]

Dance Mongolian

[@dulguuntsg8389]

don't mourn the death, celebrate the life he had...
All under heaven, Great Tengri, the sun moon and the trident/ (diving falcon ),flies in all flags of all nations, we have done as u have commanded, we have spread our bloodlines far and wide, now more then half the world bears your mark of blessing, all their kings and holy men carry our bloodlines, we have torn down the towers of those who say only us, we have infused the blood lines of the meek and they have truely inherited the earth , oh holy one,the blue bloods, marked by your hand as we are born, the world will once more find peace in these turbulent times in the hands of the children of the great Mongol mark.🤭the seers and medicine man rejoice in all the glory. In silence the children of Mon have prepared the world, to be as one. under your divine mark.😮all under heaven❤all equal🎉the holy trinity of man women and child under you, the very foundation of society and that all human achievement comes only from the holy trinity of knowledge , will and action. We bow and we rejoice in the shadow of mt Korakoram , nowadays called mt meru or even mt kailash,with its four rivers and eight directions we do our kora, we flow…we rejoice in our Mecca.
Greetings from Mongolia