The Hu have been one of my favorite bands ever since I first learned about them. The original version of Wolf Totem is very good, but what I love about this collaboration isn't just that Jacoby's lyrics fit in very well with it, but the Hu's part of the song feels more intense and "live" than in the original. They've done several collaborations with English-speaking artists for the deluxe versions of their albums, but this one and the collab with Lzzy Hale for "Song Of Women" are definitely my favorites of the series. Their first album, "The Gereg", which this song is from is excellent and their second album "Rumble Of Thunder" is even better.
I'm so glad you enjoy it but it grates on me. In the video all the boys look like they're having a lot of fun! The two sound sources go together well. But those English lyrics are puerile and cringeworthy. They make me itch to edit, LOL. Maybe I'm just too old to put up with mediocrity when it could have been so much better.
The Hu is worth taking a deep dive on. Mongolian throat singing is such a unique and powerful sound. Their instruments are next level as well. They are an all around amazing band!
The Hu is a Mongolian metal band, that has broken out into the North American metal scene, They have done works with several other very popular metal artists. They are known for using cultural instruments, and incorporating elements of Tuvan throat singing into their songs.
The Hu alright Mongolian throat-singing band. They've done countless collabs including one that I really recommend with Lzzy Hale of Halestorm call "Song Of Women" .
The 2 stringed instruments are called morin khuurs or horse head fiddles the guitar is called a tovshuur or Mongolian lute. The JU BAND IS EPIC!!! HU FAN FOR LIFE!! GALAA SAID IF YOU COME AT US WITH EVIL INTENTIONS WE'LL GIVE YOU FIGHT.
Yeah, great band. The throat singing is amazing. The original without jacoby but with lyrics on is worth watching, as is their cover of Metallica’s “Sad But True”. They even hit the solos in the cover with that crazy 2 string instrument. Super impressive. Cool video as well.
I loved watching the effect they had on you! The "official video' might be the single biggest 'masculine energy' thing I've ever seen. Tribal, to boot. And you felt it, even in this version. Good on you! 'Song of Women' and 'Mother Nature" are also killer. Especially the first one: the contrast of the band and Lzzy Hale together is...soul-touching.
Not sure if you are taking requests, if so Nightwish- Ghost Love Score live at Wacken 2013. Vocals and instrumentals are on another level. They are a Symphonic Metal band.
If this was empowering to You, Try another HU song, with Lzzy Hale, from Halestorm, Song of woman. And Hu members are singing in their native mongolian language, throathsinging it. You cant leave HU to this one song only, from them. Can You?
The main band members: Gala / Lead Throat Singer and Morin Khuur- "the cello like thing", Enkush / Lead Morin Khuur and Throat Singer, Jaya / Jaw Harp, Tsuur, Flute, and Throat Singer, Temka / Tovshuur- guitar like instrument, Ono / percussion, tumur hhuur- jaw harp, backing vocals, Jamba / - guitars, backing vocals, Davaa/ bass, backing vocals, Odko / drums.
new to the channel, but if you are interested in a great take on an old song check out "Eva Under Fire- Separate Ways" (Journey cover). Honestly Eva Marie beat the pants off Daughtry's recent cover.
Sorry if repost... issue w first comment try. I first heard The Hu's official band cover (no feat.) and loved it... metal Mongolian throat singing biker gang is pretty damn awesome, and then heard this version and I give it it's props also. Like others may suggest Lzzy Hale of Halestorm's collab on Song of Woman is a different vibe, a sweeter tone, and was my first intro to The Hu. And unsure if I'd seen ja so wide eyed and moving like that since your 2Pac California Love video (going to watch that again, again, for the againth time). Peace and Love, as always to You and Yours. Keep it up!
Stuff I read. Mongolia was never conquered. 30% of the people are nomadic. Genghis Kahn and company took more territory than anyone ever. If you joined them you were protected by their reputation. If not, you died. In the original Wolf Totem they were with some Mongolia bikers. One of the bikers was the president of Mongolia then. BTW you’re pretty. But I’m getting old and tired of young hotties lusting after my body alla time. So don’t bother me okay?😊❤
A small correction, the Mongolian Empire was the largest contiguous empire, as in one large mass. For actual size the British Empire was the largest in human history. And Mongolia itself was occupied by the Chinese for a few years un the early 1900s.
@@marinesinspace6253 Thanks. The largest contiguous territory. I’ll remember that next time I’m on the subject. I did read that Mongolia has been invaded, but not conquered. Also I hope someone can verify whether or not Mongolia is the most sparsely populated country. I believe so but there may be some island nations or whatever that are exceptions.
If you liked this you really need to hear the original version of this song
I like Papa Roach, but I like the original Hu song better. It's got more oomph.
Yes absolutely
Oh, hell yes! Watch the original version of this song.
Yeah it's sick
The Hu have been one of my favorite bands ever since I first learned about them. The original version of Wolf Totem is very good, but what I love about this collaboration isn't just that Jacoby's lyrics fit in very well with it, but the Hu's part of the song feels more intense and "live" than in the original. They've done several collaborations with English-speaking artists for the deluxe versions of their albums, but this one and the collab with Lzzy Hale for "Song Of Women" are definitely my favorites of the series. Their first album, "The Gereg", which this song is from is excellent and their second album "Rumble Of Thunder" is even better.
I'm so glad you enjoy it but it grates on me. In the video all the boys look like they're having a lot of fun! The two sound sources go together well. But those English lyrics are puerile and cringeworthy. They make me itch to edit, LOL. Maybe I'm just too old to put up with mediocrity when it could have been so much better.
The Hu is worth taking a deep dive on. Mongolian throat singing is such a unique and powerful sound. Their instruments are next level as well. They are an all around amazing band!
The Hu with Lzzy Hale (Halestorm) "Songs of Women" MUST be done immediately!!!
What a fantastic mix of rock cultures
HU are a good band to rabbithole on, you'll love them doing Song of Women with Lizzy Hale of Halestorm. HU also has a Mongolian Metallica cover.
Both a must!!!
They have two Metallica covers, actually. They did Sad But True on their own, and they covered Through The Never for the Metallica Blacklist album.
Just now watching this reaction and I was just thinking the same thing, HU and Lizzy Hale.
The Hu is a Mongolian metal band, that has broken out into the North American metal scene, They have done works with several other very popular metal artists. They are known for using cultural instruments, and incorporating elements of Tuvan throat singing into their songs.
They've done some amazing collaborations with other artists. My favorite is Song of Women with Lzzy Hale of Halestorm.
@@MrSDegnanHave you heard "Mother Nature" with LP?
@@gogglebox2427 not yet, but I'm adding that to my queue. Thanks for the suggestion
The Hu alright Mongolian throat-singing band. They've done countless collabs including one that I really recommend with Lzzy Hale of Halestorm call "Song Of Women" .
I agree, Kat! This song is a CHILLS-MAKER!
The 2 stringed instruments are called morin khuurs or horse head fiddles the guitar is called a tovshuur or Mongolian lute. The JU BAND IS EPIC!!! HU FAN FOR LIFE!! GALAA SAID IF YOU COME AT US WITH EVIL INTENTIONS WE'LL GIVE YOU FIGHT.
I'm in love with your reaction to this. Xx I'm definitely dancing.
Yeah, great band. The throat singing is amazing. The original without jacoby but with lyrics on is worth watching, as is their cover of Metallica’s “Sad But True”. They even hit the solos in the cover with that crazy 2 string instrument. Super impressive. Cool video as well.
I loved watching the effect they had on you! The "official video' might be the single biggest 'masculine energy' thing I've ever seen. Tribal, to boot. And you felt it, even in this version. Good on you! 'Song of Women' and 'Mother Nature" are also killer. Especially the first one: the contrast of the band and Lzzy Hale together is...soul-touching.
Not sure if you are taking requests, if so Nightwish- Ghost Love Score live at Wacken 2013. Vocals and instrumentals are on another level. They are a Symphonic Metal band.
such a killer collaboration
If this was empowering to You, Try another HU song, with Lzzy Hale, from Halestorm, Song of woman.
And Hu members are singing in their native mongolian language, throathsinging it.
You cant leave HU to this one song only, from them. Can You?
The main band members: Gala / Lead Throat Singer and Morin Khuur- "the cello like thing", Enkush / Lead Morin Khuur and Throat Singer, Jaya / Jaw Harp, Tsuur, Flute, and Throat Singer, Temka / Tovshuur- guitar like instrument, Ono / percussion, tumur hhuur- jaw harp, backing vocals, Jamba / - guitars, backing vocals, Davaa/ bass, backing vocals, Odko / drums.
i can hear folks chanting this at a show
The Hu are a Mongolian Metal Band
HU! Incredible!
new to the channel, but if you are interested in a great take on an old song check out "Eva Under Fire- Separate Ways" (Journey cover). Honestly Eva Marie beat the pants off Daughtry's recent cover.
Mongolian Throat singing is the most amazing thing
Sorry if repost... issue w first comment try. I first heard The Hu's official band cover (no feat.) and loved it... metal Mongolian throat singing biker gang is pretty damn awesome, and then heard this version and I give it it's props also. Like others may suggest Lzzy Hale of Halestorm's collab on Song of Woman is a different vibe, a sweeter tone, and was my first intro to The Hu. And unsure if I'd seen ja so wide eyed and moving like that since your 2Pac California Love video (going to watch that again, again, for the againth time). Peace and Love, as always to You and Yours. Keep it up!
Mongolian throat singing. I'd suggest you listen to the original, and the track Yuve Yuve Yu.
Kathyrn Layne
The Hu's original version is awesome! They have covered some songs including Metallica's Sad but True.
the hu black thunder part 1,2
Your lights are looking great.
If you enjoy Jacoby's singing, I'd highly recommned checking out his band: Papa Roach. Try any of their new songs "Kill The Noise" o "No Apologies".
Mongolian throat singing for the WIN :)
Only with every breath I take by Gene Pitney ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
holy fire of a collaboration mongolian metal and jacoby from papa roach nice
i'm watching her video first time. I just distracted her gorgeous eye color
"Hu" means "human-being" in mongolian
nice react GL
Your too Beauregard for construction paper Mt dear! I'm sure you know.
Hey Kathryn, Led Zeppelin
Ez mil plsss react ez mil songs.... 🔥
13 century mongol
the original is much better
Stuff I read. Mongolia was never conquered. 30% of the people are nomadic. Genghis Kahn and company took more territory than anyone ever. If you joined them you were protected by their reputation. If not, you died. In the original Wolf Totem they were with some Mongolia bikers. One of the bikers was the president of Mongolia then. BTW you’re pretty. But I’m getting old and tired of young hotties lusting after my body alla time. So don’t bother me okay?😊❤
A small correction, the Mongolian Empire was the largest contiguous empire, as in one large mass. For actual size the British Empire was the largest in human history. And Mongolia itself was occupied by the Chinese for a few years un the early 1900s.
@@marinesinspace6253 Thanks. The largest contiguous territory. I’ll remember that next time I’m on the subject. I did read that Mongolia has been invaded, but not conquered. Also I hope someone can verify whether or not Mongolia is the most sparsely populated country. I believe so but there may be some island nations or whatever that are exceptions.
@@garyrobb5341Just 3.3 million people and a landmass of 1.5 million square kilometers, yes they are the most sparsely populated nation on earth.
@@marinesinspace6253 Thanx again. I wasn’t expecting an answer so soon.
@@garyrobb5341Cheers!
this version sucks, the original is a zillion times better
Are you Jewish Kathryn?
1. Original is MUCH better, but the HU overall is just amazing
2. Not a fan of Jacoby and his racist/misogynistic rants on twitter
wowzers you're gorgeous