Tribal People React to Batzorig & Chinba - Ethno Mongol Project
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- Tribal people reacting to Huduu Nutag. The first single from Ethno Mongol Project by Batzorig & Chinba (Mongolian Throat Singers)
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I absolutely ADORE the way that everyone agrees that cultures have to be maintained and ways of life that have existed for thousands of years should be taught to the young.
Except for one, obviously.
@@RJStockton the one that has erased others during its phase of expansion
@@pategustavo4392 What’s that one exactly ?
@@gooddoggo3547 Yea it changes , Most cultures evolved from the bad stuff so it is important to teach some of the new things added to the culture , That would keep their name alive for ever if so.
@@gooddoggo3547 Yea definitely
I showed my 6th graders Batzorig. Might have been a mistake. They went through the halls and their next classes going, "AHHHHHHGGGGHHHGAAAAAGGGHGGHGHHGHGHGHHG".
Oops. :)
LMBO I can just picture it. How'd you keep from laughing like crazy?
I’d be celebrating if I were you 😜
We have a similar saying in the US to describe short distances. Spitting Distance
And over here on the other side of the pond! I wonder which of us 'borrowed' the phrase off the other :D
I was just coming to the comments section to say that is an idiom we use in England too! "In spitting distance". Also, if it's a direct path with not many twists and turns, then it's "As the crow flies". I'm sure we get all these phrases from the native cultures of far off lands 😊❤
I think you did the right thing by showing them Ethno Mongol with Batzorig and Chinba as it is beautiful music, traditional throat singing is beautiful, Indian music is beautiful, Aboriginal music is beautiful, however the music is for the different Nations is unique and beautiful. Just sit back and listen to all the different qualities and instruments that are in a piece of music then listen to the singing - become one with all of that and you get peace.
Huduu Nutag (English lyrics)
The golden sun rises
Over the striated hill
The herd grazes in peace
Countryland is tranquil
The full moon glows opaque
Faraway, horses neigh
Birds bobbing in the lake
Countryland is gay
Vocalizing, chanting.
Mirage cast on vast steppes
Long song notes stir me
Rain murmurs on mountaintops
Countryland is awe-inspiring.
Countryland is "gay"...???
@@gcadfgh5128 Gay means happy/joy/fair
@@clovebeans713 I know that the term gay is not just homosexual man. I just thought that he made a typo because the term gay as "jolly" is not really much used in modern english.
@@gcadfgh5128 It's a traditional song, so their would be "modern" lyrics.
Wow. Muharam's "famous" memory comes through! Nice. Abdul Aziz's eyes were as wide as dinner plates, trying to absorb everything. But my fave moment was Parvati actually getting flustered when Batzorig's voice went low. She didn't know what to do with herself for a little while 😹
This reminds me very much of Native American music too . I love this !
Love the channel too .
Music brings us to our common core . ♥️☮️
I hope they get to meet him .
I love throat singing and i compose ancient Central Asian musics.
Mukhtiar reminds me of my father. They are both 60 but look 40, and have strong memories.
Shout out to Mr Kumar! I used to have a colleague with that name. A long time and a long way ago. But your guy is doing a good job, too.
I am extremely curious what they will think about heavy metal music... There is so much variety too!
Parvati is looking so well here! Glad to see her smiling again. The musical episodes are always great. ❤️ Maybe show them some opera sometime? Maybe one female singer and one male, I'd suggest Der Holle Rache for the former and in Diesen Heilgen Hallen (sang by Franz Krass maybe?) for the latter.
I feel like he's going to show them the Hu pretty soon. Which is cool because the Hu is awesome.
Showing them concepts separately so they can appreciate them and understand them before moving on to fusion is absolutely the right choice! It's very clear how much respect you have for these people and the projects you're showing them, and how much you are actually trying to enrich their lives with education and cultural exchange.
Are they familiar with hard rock? They may need that exposure before getting to heavy metal. After showing them metal and The Hu, you could branch out even more with Jpop + Babymetal, traditional Japanese music + Wagakki band, and Maori hakas + Alien Weaponry! There are some great pop/rap/hip hop artists making fusions with traditional music these days too~
I could go on forever as fusion is my favorite thing these days, so I'll just leave off there for now haha. I'm really excited to see who they get to meet next time!!
Babymetal is quite a big step from this
@@Refridgeratorcopter indeed 😂 it would definitely have to be after they are exposed to lots more things
Again thank you for your video. I loved to watch this. 💜 Your videos always makes me smile, even if i had a bad day. Keep up the good work.
That's a huge compliment. Keep smiling and laughing 🤗
i love to see people sharing and appreciating different cultures like this! it would be amazing to have the trybals react to more cultural music from around the world
Hi from Mongolia! It’s so shameful that we are slowly losing our traditional heritages like this. And yet so thankful to you guys for introducing our cultural heritage to these lovely tribal people. We’re heavily urbanized and 90 percent of younger generations don’t know much about our own heritages. There’s no srict duties to keep our heritage, even in countryside. No one tell us to learn our culture. Not even in school, there’s no one to teach us how to dress properly in traditional way. Keeping these cultural heritage is so hard and we keep losing it. Thank you for showing them this beautiful song. I almost teared up.
You guys already introduced your culture to these people 750 years ago Lol
I noticed that some of the younger generations in other eastern countries (and their diaspora) have taken up ancient cultural dress as a fashion statement and that has led to them learning more about their ancient culture. For instance, many young Chinese Americans have taken up Hanfu, and have starting learning about ancient Han culture based on their interest in the fashion and how it changed through the ages and why. I hope that Mongolian youth can learn the same way. That they can see things born in the past that interest them and learn from there.
@@jennaxoxox4821 Yes. I hope so. In fact, me as a Z generation Mongolian, genuinely love to wear my traditional clothing regularly in both fashionable way and nationalistic perspective. I really hope my peers and younger ones will see our tradition in a same way.
Originally non-white people didn't practice their culture because of European oppression. Now however non-white people don't have to be forced to not practice their culture, they do it willingly. This is partly because of the years of European oppression and manipulation, but also due to the oversaturation of information from everywhere other than their own people. Cross culturalism and globalization are actually hindrances to cultural preservation. Yes, I understand that I'm saying this while engaging in a form of globalization myself, however globalization is a reality that non-white people can't escape. What we can do however is minimize those outside influences. Other than occasionally interacting with or partaking in other cultures online, when we're not connected to the internet we should be soley surrounded by our culture. Eating our traditional foods, listening to our traditional music, reading the written words of our ancestors, speaking our native languages, wearing our traditional clothing and just overall living our lives in accordance to the constructive teachings from our ancestors.
'Within spitting distance' is something I've heard since early childhood (great plains usa) cool to hear is cross cultural, that makes me happy, best wishes to you all!
I’ve been watching these videos for a while now, and for whatever reason, not that I don’t love the others here, but I instinctively smile a little more when I see Abdul on screen. Dude just makes me happy for some reason, and I can’t place my finger on the exact reason why.
@TRYBALS I am guessing you are getting them ready to hear " The Hu ?" I enjoy all of you !
A bunch of Mongolians visited Pakistan a while back. It was a pretty big deal. I imagine they left a bit of an impression on the culture.
absolutely mesmerizing.. such a beautiful and heart felt song...thank you for sharing his music with us on the first video and now on his new project. ....you must be talking about HU.. they are a great band also paying tribute to their heritage of throat singing and mixing it with heavy metal. \m/
It's really cool how there are links and commonalities between cultures even if they're seemingly different, regarding the Balochi music and Mongolian music. We're all connected! I'd love to hear the heavy metal fusion, I feel like it'd be a match made in heaven with the traditional throat singing. I don't care for metal too much personally, which sucks because I'm from the country with the highest heavy metal band density in the world haha.
Have a look for The Hu band - they are Mongolian Metal fusion (and, IMO, a bit bloody good!). As for where you are from - Iceland? Bugger all else to do but go into the forest and make a black metal video? :D
This channel deserves more subscribers man honestly.
The Hu?! I was going to suggest them, but you mentioned it at the end. I'm excited!
Sooo beautiful! Thank you. You're teaching me as well❣
Batzorig's best video is where he sings with his little daughter. I adore that video. Baby Mongol. So cute
I absolutely love this channel and this video concept. These people learn so much about the world around them and we learn so much from them and their wisdom reacting to it. I feel so amazed just watching and listening to them and their reactions. They are such wonderful and kind people. I really love Parvati and Abdul the most but all of them are precious in their own way. And i share their love with good old Batzorig! ♥
I'm looking forward for more amazing videos of yours with these amazing humans. Much love and greetings from germany. ♥
These wonderful people make my heart happy.
I loved the Mongolian instrument with the horse carved on it. I'm sure you must have told them how important the horse is to Mongolian culture or perhaps they already knew since they seemed familiar with Genghis Khan.
The Sindhi saying mentioned by one of the men is most likely a very old one, going back to the times when the area was controlled by the Mongol empire and later turkomongolic successor states, there was definitely a whole bunch of cultural diffusion, and regardless a major part of the history like that always stays in the common consciousness through stories and whatnot.
More interestingly, though, the practice of posting soldiers from one end of the country in the other (not to mention trade, natural migration from overpopulated northern china and razed Khwarazmian Empire) which lasted over 100 years led to a huge amount of Mongolian men (and related like Khitan, Manchu etc., most of them were considered Mongols back then; let's not go into details) settling down and intermarrying with the locals, so the whole "Mongolian brothers" might be more literal than he might've thought :D
Oh, and if you're interested the instrument is called moriin huur and carving that horse head takes lots of skill and patience to learn (the body is very simple even for a hobbyist luthier. I mean even I managed to build myself one but its pegbox lookd so bad I wouldn't play it in public even with gun pointed at my head)
@@Sk0lzky that was very interesting, thank you!
I love seeing the reactions of people whose experience is so different from mine, whose culture is so alien to me, because it reinforces how much we are all human together, how alike we are. Human beings appreciate beauty, and we don't need to be from the same culture to feel the same emotions. We can share joy and sorrow and excitement and compassion, and we can share it because music has the power to transcend the boundaries of language and location. Thank you so much for sharing this. I feel a little closer to my Pakistani family today.
I’ve followed Batzorig for years, please show his more famous video of him wearing green and singing atop a mountain.
Abdul is so wise. I want to meet him someday lol
I love seeing everyones cultures. It shows that ordinary people are all the same, no matter the culture. The people in power tho, don't. They want to divide us for more power, but as human beings, we have the same feelings, emotions and sense of family. I am so glad I found this channel. Thank you!
I think all cultures should be shared, especially through their music. Since I started using the internet 25 years ago I have learned so much about other cultures through their music and movies. My favorite and first exposure was to Hindi music and even though I had to have subtitles, I fell in love with the culture and absolutely love the music. I really enjoyed this video and really like my first exposure to Mongolian music.
What a soulful sound. I’m learning too
"Wow bro wow " 😁
I had chills, very nice concept 😊
What a burden those arm rings must be. She is an incredibly beautiful woman. I wonder if she knows that? The music was haunting and lovely. I'm fascinated to see how much this group loved the throat singing.
I love how everyone is so curious
I wonder how they would react to musicians who use spoons as a musical instrument such as Abby the Spoon Lady.
I like Abby's channel, also. Russian and Greek spoons are also worth checking out.
Or Steven Seagulls since they use spoons, washboard and the anvil.
This song is giving me goosebumps
An artist that can give you different expressions and evoke emotion in different styles over and over, is truly a master of his art. Batzorig Vaanchig is such a man.
can we get to blues music before we get to heavy metal? “BB king - the thrill is gone live 1993 “ might be a good place to start.
I think this is the first time I've listened to this singer. Thank you Trybals for introducing new music to me
You should show them 'Enter Sandman by Metallica' at that massive concert in Moscow at the end of the cold war
HEY! YOU did it :)
wow.. that was interesting. I've never heard or seen this before. thank you!
Beautiful! The singing and the people.
I hope all these beautiful, sweet people get to meet Batzorig someday! He would love them so much, no doubt! Who could not love them?! Thank you for this channel, it warms my heart in a cold world.
This was very moving. I thank you from my Soul. Blessings, all 🌸🌹
What beautiful song!
They should check out the Mongolian metal band The Hu.
Wow that song was so emotional!
I am a new fan of Batzorig! I can’t wait until he is able to make it to your channel!! ♥️♥️♥️
@4:37 in my part of the world we say, "it's just a stones throw away." Nice
With their love of learning and history perhaps the metal music you could show them is that of Sabaton some time. They are a Swedish metal band that sings of war history.
In Malaysia.. short distances we can say a cigarette away..
❤ Mesmerizing. ¡GREAT!
I stumbled upon your channel and with every video I am deeply moved. I love how open, humble and intelligent each of these individuals are. I appreciate the opportunities we have to see/meet their children I wonder is ustad means mister?. Would you consider getting their reaction to The Dog Whisperer? To an emotional performance on BGT/AGT? Thank you for doing what you do.
That was a nice piece of music and I loved the reactions. If you introduce them to heavy metal you should let them hear iron maiden as Bruce Dickinson the lead singer has one of the best voices in metal music. Love and best wishes from the uk 👍
Why not have them watch The Hu?
Please watch the whole video, I have explained it in the end!
I appreciate your suggestion, but I already had Metallica on my mind. I am a huge Metallica fan and it would mean a lot to me if they by any chance watch our video someday ❤️ Bruce is very talented guy indeed, do you know that he flies their own aircraft? Also he holds a PhD? That's amazing, isn't it?
@@TRYBALS when you do Metallica if you do anything off of and justice for all do you think you can show them how the band lowered Jason's bass tracks then play the version with the actual bass tracks at proper levels.
@@TRYBALS There's a youtube video of a member of The Hu, Galbadrakh Tsendbaatar, singing the Mongolian folk song 'In Praise Of Genghis Khan/Chinggis Khaan' while playing the horsehead fiddle.
The video is titled "Horse head fiddle player Ts Galbadrakh"
I think you'd like it. Batzorig also famously sang the same folk song on a mountaintop in his own video with a different style :)
He could be singing "I like cheese" and you're all about it.
muharam actually did the throat singing right in the beginning.... maybe he can ask Batzorig for some coaching lol
As a non mongol and non Pakistani it's good to see the appreciation that transcends betweens culture's 🙂🙂🙂, yeah it maybe hard to learn language or understand our differences but art breeches boundaries 🙂🙃🙂
4:40
Funny enough, there's a similar saying in English for things that are close. You'd say ' ____ is within spitting distance.'
I was smiling with happy tears throughout because I was reacting to the video the exact same time as they were. The most wholesome episode I’ve seen with this group. 2:17 Batzorig must've left a significant impact on Muhram.
It'd be fun to see their reaction to Heilung's Krigsgaldr. The one where they're onstage in their costumes 🙂
thank you guys 👌👍
I speak some Mongolian and have been a throat singer for 15 years now, I double checked the "chanting" with one of my language exchange partners and it's most likely just "хөдөө нутаг" = "countryside" (title of the song) distorted by the throat singing technique (tension and forced position of muscle and jaw makes it impossible to clearly pronounce some vowels and especially consonants).
The alternative made my friend laugh because I suspected it might be gibberish that's not even in Mongolian (no vowel harmony lol) so I scrapped it.
Try them to react to Japanese band Wagakki Homura+Akatsuki no ito
Can i make a suggestion.. The song by the Hawaiian somewhere over the rainbow, it is so full of peace, and his name is also very difficult and he passed away, you will surely find it
Batzorig is Amazing! I really love his work. I do really hope you have, your ladies in particular, watch The Hu w/Lizzy Hale singing "The Song of Women"
I feel like it would reverberate with them in a way it only can to a woman but your guys will love it too.
Please share the tribal band from Scotland, Clanadonia with these wise folks.
Would love to see y'all listen to some jazz. It's such an important genre to American music and it'd be awesome to see what they think of John Coltrane as an example
mashallah this was beautiful
Thank you behna 🤗
Nice! I wouldn't find this music without you. Can you recommend some music from Pakistan? The only song I know from your country is Boom Boom from Nazia Hassan.
I can suggest you some Sindhi folk musicians. Alhan Fakeer is my favorite.
@@TRYBALS Great, thank you! (There seems to be several transliterations such as Alan Faqir and Allan Fakir.)
@@ollihamalainen8377 zeeshan rokhri- koi rohi yaad karendi
Is that the group The Hu who is backing the singer? (His name escapes me now).
The Hu band bht tagda band ha I recommend The wolf Totem next
Show them videos of space. Such as the images NASA satellites captured of other planets, or telescopes have captured of far away galaxies and how small we are in the vast ocean of the universe.
Oh yeah! Maybe an episode of Carl Sagan's Cosmos? It's old, but it's so good...
That is super interesting
Agreed. I don’t know the word they were chanting, but the mixture of lyrics and music allow us to share a moment in time with the singer.
I'm interested who the celebrity is that we get to meet next week.
I think it is the creator of this song, who was unable to appear in person?
We all deserve to be able to keep our culture.
I think it would be cool to show them some videos of Native Americans from The United States and Inuit from Canada. There a few on TikTok that show their cultures.
Can u pls react to nain bandhe naino se
Anyone know the name of that horn?
these music reaccs make me want to see y'all react to Henry Rollins. both his solo work and his work with Black Flag. not only because i think some of y'all would enjoy hearing it but also because i think Henry Rollins would love to meet y'all and i think it would make him happy to see how you react to his work. i know some of y'all like metal so i'm sure you'd love his solo work. but what i wanna know is how many of y'all are into punk and Black Flag is some top notch historical punk.
Wow! Good job. I thought for sure he would throat sing. I wasn't expecting this, but I definitely like this one better. Beautiful. Throat singing isn't for me, maybe because I just don't understand it. And Mukhitar stayed awake the entire video. 😂 Heavy metal? I think that will be the first video of yours I avoid if you post it. I hate that kind of music! 😁
Oh no, just watch it for me may be? It's my favorite band 🤗
@@TRYBALS Well, I guess it will depend on what they are singing about because most of that stuff is demonic. And now I have to figure which band is your favorite. 🤔😊
@@ladiuneeq9789 lol, Metallica 🤗
@@TRYBALS 😂 Ummm, no can do, dude! I'll watch your other videos, but not that one. Can't allow that into my spirit.
@@ladiuneeq9789 Demonic? Do you even know the music? Lol, I don’t, but I’ll have a listen and let you know if it’s demonic.
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another good video for the americans is the "Super Bowl 53 | Ragged old flag"
Hope there, maybe you've answered this question somewhere but do they get paid for doing this? Do they share in the profits from the advertisements?
Hi, yes they get paid for each session of videos we shoot. And more than 90% of our patreon funds are used to get them things which they can't get otherwise.
Suggestion mongol documentry is must i think
Yes, good idea. There is the lengthy poem by Samuel Coleridge, called Kubla Khan. You might enjoy that.
@@Caperhere i will watch that
@@wish1333 There is a song called Xanadu, by Rush. It is off of their A Farewell To Kings album, and refers to the same subject matter.
@@Caperhere any history music related to ogdai khan or halaku khan Genghez khan?
@@wish1333 Lol, I don’t know any. I wrote out the English lyrics to Batzorig’ song in the comments.
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you should do a video with a song from rodrigo y gabriella!
th-cam.com/video/MHI4xr_gngM/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/l-qgum7hFXk/w-d-xo.html
Or even a hakka
When first approached Pavarti said "Try Balls, cant you see I already have, look 3 kids" :p no offense just being funny
Who was the celebrity?
PLEASEEE have them react to "Iroh's tale" from Avatar the last Airbender. This is something they need to see in their lifetime.
Leaves from the vine...:'(
I think you and the Trybals would enjoy Cee-Roo here on TH-cam! He is a musician who makes emotional music for and about current events that is very moving and well done! This is one of my favorites: th-cam.com/video/Ayzx9ZFBGKA/w-d-xo.html
An this is proof that our western ways sometimes aren’t the most civilised
I would like to see them react to a compilation of people getting hit by baseballs and footballs.
Do they even know that Pakistan was once part of the Mongol Empire?
Mongolia has one city built by Russians. The rest is wild