‼️‼️ Sanskrit is one of the rarest spoken languages, but we have the scriptures, poems and mantras existing and is used in large numbers for cultural activities and events 👍🏼‼️‼️
He was and is still decades ahead of his time🤯🔥😬 listening his work literally makes goosebumps, he's work need to reach masses🔥this is the future of Indian hip-hop community
Please don't mess up the language. It has its own identity and these hippies will ruin it. So NO. Listen to the original Aigiri Nandini by Kavita Yadav and you will feel the depth of this tribute.
It's done before, try to find the movie Ramayan (animation) by hugo sako its an anime.. In the English version of the movie all songs are in sanskrit.. And the attack song of Raavans forces is a great RAP without English .. Just pure sanskrit
Sanskrit is the most well structured language in the world, there are a few research papers which show that Sanskrit conveys maximum information in the least number of words. Very powerful.🇮🇳🇮🇳💪🏻
@@erikchromium6716 Well, I am a Sanskrit student, and our friend circle talks in Sanskrit as well. We hail from different places of India, and not everyone knew English, so Sanskrit was only mode of communication to talk to classmates of non-hindi states 😇😃
I am a Sanskrit student, and yes- we communicate in Sanskrit. But, since not many people speak it, so we have a small circle of Sanskrit speaking people. But, it is so humble language 💙💙
@ennamoedho-hz7oo The Indo-Aryan migrations theory explains the common features shared by Sanskrit and other Indo-European languages by proposing that the original speakers of what became Sanskrit arrived in South Asia from a region of common origin, somewhere north-west of the Indus region, during the early 2nd millennium BCE. The indus valley civilization is situated in present day Pakistan and India, Gujarat and haryana. So how is this migrated people?
Sanskrit is a subject in school. In higher school and university education, it is an optional subject. I have studied it. But, Most people here don't speak Sanskrit in common. It is commonly used while performing puja and prayers in any hindu ceremony.
Sanskrit has been taught in Russia for long and is being taught in Germany extensively. It’s supposed to be known as a scientific language. It’s sad that we give such value to other languages(which is not bad) to be learnt but Sanskrit language is like goldmine.
@@pinkman228 he's talking about some words. If you're good in Indian languages you can always understand a bit sometimes but yeah never complete unless one starts to learn it nicely not how it's done in schools. We all know what we did there
Another thing to know about Sanskrit is that it is a high vibrational language, it is designed to heal one’s body, mind and spirit and the environment because every word and sentence construction is based on harmonious sound harmonics....It’s the language used in higher sciences and higher mathematical calculations as it is the most precise........Our ancestors were truly truly enlightened intelligent beings 🙏
If you read what he's singing in Sanskrit, it is next level. You'll need to look into who he's singing about and what they did. Aigiri nandini is such a powerful stotram!
Sanskrit is the original language from which most of other Indian languages have been born .e.g. Hindi . All Hindu scriptures are written in Sanskrit . It is one of the most scientific languages and supposedly very easy to learn.
Actually it's the power of hiphop music 👍🏻 If you recite these verses in form of a shloka or poem, then it would not be as entertaining as this one. Here as it was beautifully composed, this music is entertaining for everyone. Even people who does'nt know sanksrit, does't know english, does'nt know Indian history, all can enjoy this. Again Power of Music ❤️🔥
@@d4infotainment nah may it be shloka or mantra ..they have a particular beat too. One can't sing them just with any beat. If u know more about them...u may find it fascinating. I'm currently learning Sanskrit too
Sanskrit is to us what latin is to you guys....we know some quotes(like Brodha V does in this vid) but cant speak or read/write the language. Only a tiny minority of exceptionally learned people can dabble in Sanskrit.
@@shraddha102 Not all. Outside of the Hindi-belt (where people often opt for Sanskrit as a third language instead of learning another state language), Sanskrit is generally a fourth language if at all anyone wants to opt for one and it often gets stiff competition from French and German.
@@EagleOverTheSea my mother tongue and state language is not hindi. Sanskrit is my fourth language. I had sanskrit in my central govt school, my cousins have sanskrit in their private, public and state govt schools. I had also opted for Sanskrit as optional elective in my B.Tech from of one the NITs.
@@nagas7740 you also learn, who is stopping you, we all learned in public schools where caste is not asked, dont know which convent you went to to be so casteist
I think most of the Indian languages except Tamil have close relationship with Sanskrit. Among them I think Telugu, Odia,Malayalam are some of the languages that has the most influence from Sanskrit
We actually don't speak sanskrit in day to day life however, it's widely and prodomiantly used in prayers. You can refer it to a language that Red Indians speak in America. It's very complex and difficult and hence Hindi or English or other dialects are spoken which are comparatively easy. I know it's a STUPID way of describing but we all are STUPID at some point😂. I know I am horrible 😂. Anyway, thank you folks for entertaining us every day. Means a lot to us. Stay blessed, stay happy and stay STUPID. ❤️❤️❤️
I'm 43 and studying Samskrit from a recognized body, as almost all the answers to my questions I've found in a Samskrit text (scriptures etc.) and my family has been learning chantings of Mantras, Slokas (verses), and Bhajans(hymns) in Samskrit for some years. To many it is not known that a lot of people still communicate in Samskrit but that lot is small, relatively. There have been many spiritual or indian classical song/dance reactions you've done those all had samskrit as the main score language.
While we argue and bicker on which language is the best, Tamil or Sanskrit. Here they both have produced a love child called Malayalam showing the world how beautiful everything can be if only we embrace our differences with a open heart. ❤️
Incorrect. Present day Malayaalam uses a lot of Sanskrit vocabulary. But, it's a Dravidian language which evolved from the Ancient Tamil. In other words, Malayalam and Tamil are like sister languages. Sorta like German and English. Even though English has a lot of French vocabulary, you wouldn't call it 50 percent French, would you?
Yeah, Sanskrit is spoken by people in Mattur village in Shimogha city of karnataka, & this is the only place in the world where everyone speaks Sanskrit. Kannada is having more than 80% of it's script in Sanskrit. That's why we have more of literature scripts than spoken scripts.
Some community speak sanskrit and it is one of the languages that is spoken in India and also it is one of the classical languages of India. ..love from Kolkata❤❤❤
No one can listen to this masterpiece staying still he forces you to vibe with the song but fools present in the world will not promote this but badshah and other crap... Proud of you brodha v namah shiva🕉🔱🚩
Rick and Korbin, I am just seeing this reaction video of yours. Loved your response! Here’s some context for you. In Hinduism, we see the ONE GOD in many different forms of expressions (Hinduism is actually Polymorphic Monotheism or better yet, Polymorphic Monism, where THE ONE GOD can take different forms of expressions a.k.a avataars to become accessible to people from different backgrounds and cultures). This song and the Sanskrit chant you heard in the song glorifies the Divine Mother Goddess (Shakti) as she slays demons and crushes all evil to protect the world and deliver love and grace upon everyone. In India, the Divine Mother Goddess worship is very legit and has a huge following. In India, most (if not all) schools offer Sanskrit as an optional language you can learn (It is a classical language of our land, like Hebrew for Jews). However, even if one doesn’t explicitly study Sanskrit, all Indians intuitively understand Sanskrit coz it is the mother language of all Indian languages. Fun fact, many European languages (esp. Latvia and Lithuania) also share many common words with Sanskrit. That’s why linguists have labeled them as “Indo-European”languages. Thanks again for your cool reactions. Keep’em coming bro! 😎
Mattur is a village in Shivamogga district near the city of Shivamogga in Karnataka state, India, known for the usage of Sanskrit for day-to-day communication, although the general language of the state is Kannada 👍👍👍
I always suspected Brodha V can sing really well and Rap is not the only arrow in his quiver and just seeing this.. he is unique and this performance is legendary... Keep going bro.. love your work. Samskrit chants on the high tempo drum, fast vocals, highly complex notes and the words from Samskrit to English and everything in between this is a masterpiece. And it happened with the Bass and electric guitars in sync.. those are tough to play.. some guy playing pakhawaj with the drum kit.. you're awesome just awesome..
The Sanskrit shlokas that were brodha v used devoted to divinest,supreme consciousness in the female which is durga who slayed the wicked and one of the most powerfull demon who conquered the world mahishasur and how her stotram(praises) shows us which mahishasur mardini stotram(the praises of Slayer of demon mahishasur)
You should react to how Sanskrit follows how the human body produces sound. Sanskrit is supposed to have come from Shiva's damru. Sanskrit is the language of the gods. Every hindu puja uses sanskrit.
Only few villages speak sankrit in India, it's one of the official language so it's taught in many schools. I learn it while I was in my 11th, 12th class. My mother tongue is telugu, 2nd lang is hindi, so learning sankrit it not as tough as I thought.
6:02 yeaahhh a significant amount of people speak sanskrit. Even it is taught in thousands of schools and many universities here in India and abroad offer degrees in specialising sanskrit language. And also there are few different course that are taught in sanskrit
2:57 This Line's Are Prayer in Sanskrit.... Ayi giri nandini, nandhitha medhini, Viswa vinodhini nandanuthe, Girivara vindhya sirodhi nivasini, Vishnu Vilasini Jishnu nuthe, Mahishasura Mardini Stotram It drives away Negative Emotions like doubt, anger, ego & inertia. This stotram also removes obstacles from the path of the believer. One can listen to the Mahishasura Mardini Stotram, however reciting the chants are considered to be more Powerful...
There are few villages where Sanskrit is spoken... But most Indians don't have much grip in Sanskrit as a language... But there are MANY prayers created by ancestors in Sanskrit and the vocal tone for chanting have been made ( or it was since inception) so catchy that we remember it... No matter if we know exact meaning of it or not... However if we search for its meaning then we can get it... It's not much difficult to find though..
its not because we don't have grip, Indians run behind learning foreign languages instead of Sanskrit its sad. it a base of most indian languages so its actually easy to study it.
There is a village in Karnataka where you can find people who can converse in Sanskrit. There are many many scholars even from western countries who have good hold on Sanskrit but people rarely converse in it.
The power of sanskrit, you guys heard aigiri nandini once in some random video but here when you hear it again, even after having no understanding of the meaning or anything about it, they still remembered that they have heard it. That’s how incredible the language of sanskrit is. It’s not the music, before people say it’s the unique music
Sanskrit is the language of the sages/saints/priests. Every single mantra/hymns/shlokas in Hindu/Jain religious texts are written in Sanskrit. However most folks can't speak that language, but some do. It's like Latin for Christians but way way older.
Also react to these following songs/music videos of BRODHA V 1) Vaishnava Jana To 2) Aathma Raama 3) On My Own 4) Shook Ones 5) Naachne Ka Shaunq ft. Raftaar
Just few minutes back i heard this song and i was thrilled 😮 right after that I wanted to suggest you and came to your latest video but i saw your reaction in list😢, Its very sad being in India I didn’t heard this before. Great job guys ❤
Yes, we know little Sanskrit also, Because we learned it as a language in our school. So from the 5th standard Sanskrit is included as Subject and it is continued till the 10th standard.
04:49 Yes it's a prayer for Goddess Shakti or can say Adi-Shakti... Aigiri means , daughter of Mountain king ( Giri means mountain ), Nandini means , who gives joy to the world. It is about Goddess Parvathi...
my mother tongue is sanskrit so I speak in sanskrit with my family and from childhood and I am happy that people in the comment section are recognising and are taking pride in our language.
I didn't know about Brodha V but after hearing this song, Brodha V is my favorite rapper. This guy is insane. Especially in Sanskrit, he is a top rapper. Salute to the artist. ❤❤❤ Aigiri Nandini Nandita Medini Vishnu Vinodini Nandanu Te Girivara Vindhya Shirodini Vasini Vishnu Vilasini Jishnunu Te Bhagawati Heshiti Kantha Kutumbini Bhuri Kutumbini Bhuri Krite Jaya Jaya He Mahishashur Mardini Ramya Kapardini ShailasuTe This mahishashur mardini stotram is dedicated to our mother Ma Durga or Parvati when she was going to kill Mahishashur. She is the killer of Mahishashur that's why she is called Mahishashur-Mardini. Jay Ma Durga 🔱 Om Namah Shivay
In the K.V. School that I studied in Kolkata, Sanskrit was taught from 5th to 9th grade compulsory for all students. After that it becomes an optional language if you wanna pursue it further instead of either Hindi or any other regional language of that particular state in India.
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yes you guys have already reacted to the original version of Aigiri Nandhini in a bharatanatyam dance performance
‼️‼️‼️"School Chale hum" ad song by Shaan...one of the small reasons of educational revolution in India ‼️‼️‼️👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
‼️‼️ Sanskrit is one of the rarest spoken languages, but we have the scriptures, poems and mantras existing and is used in large numbers for cultural activities and events 👍🏼‼️‼️
Coming November 7 Kamal Haasan's birthday so please do 😀some kamal Haasan video songs, scenes or something 🥺
Coming November 7 Kamal Haasan's birthday so please do 😀some kamal Haasan video songs, scenes or something 🥺
Rapping in Sanskrit is the coolest revolution we're all waiting for
He was and is still decades ahead of his time🤯🔥😬 listening his work literally makes goosebumps, he's work need to reach masses🔥this is the future of Indian hip-hop community
Please don't mess up the language. It has its own identity and these hippies will ruin it. So NO. Listen to the original Aigiri Nandini by Kavita Yadav and you will feel the depth of this tribute.
It's done before, try to find the movie Ramayan (animation) by hugo sako its an anime.. In the English version of the movie all songs are in sanskrit.. And the attack song of Raavans forces is a great RAP without English .. Just pure sanskrit
Iske bahane sanskrit sikh jayenge 😊
Bhai 8 years ago song bana hai
He is really a underrated artist...He doesn't write or rap dumpshit like the wannabes His works have deeper meaning and so creative...love his songs
Yes, i agree with you. No doubt he is underrated !!
It's due to his rap in english. The ones who hear English rap would love his work.
Disagree. I think it's due to his style of rap & more because of the music. People prefer drill beat's nowadays
Even in college days he was like that only
must wstch thushar lal titanic imdian version
Sanskrit is the most well structured language in the world, there are a few research papers which show that Sanskrit conveys maximum information in the least number of words. Very powerful.🇮🇳🇮🇳💪🏻
Its the language of the Divine.
isnt it the og language , the first
Tamizh is up there too. Indian languages are beautiful
Sanskrit is the most computationally apt language. Computer can understand Sanskrit more than any other language
@@thiviatharshini6940 sanskrit is not Indian language its sanskrit language
Devetional songs and scriptures are written in Sanskrit. We sing them , chant them. But mostly nobody uses them as a communication medium.
Wish there was like a secret society that talked in sanskrit as a code language coz that'd be cool
@@erikchromium6716 mattur village from Karnataka , people there communicate in sanskrit 🙏🏼
और अब तो बहुत लोग हिंदी/अन्य भारतीय भाषाएँ भी नहीं 😏
@@erikchromium6716 Well, I am a Sanskrit student, and our friend circle talks in Sanskrit as well. We hail from different places of India, and not everyone knew English, so Sanskrit was only mode of communication to talk to classmates of non-hindi states 😇😃
@@vipashajain6603 well that's pretty cool
Brodha V is literally my favourite rapper. Unlike others he focuses on different cultures of India and makes great music. That guy's bop..
The name of the stotram is "Mahishasura Mardini" - you should listen to the stotra alone sometime, it's a very powerful stotra of Goddess Durga.
Jay maa durga jay sadashiv
Yeh written by adishankaracharya
He also used the soundarya lahri
I am a Sanskrit student, and yes- we communicate in Sanskrit. But, since not many people speak it, so we have a small circle of Sanskrit speaking people. But, it is so humble language 💙💙
Me too.. 😊
What are you talking about afric@n dr@vidian ....@ennamoedho-hz7oo
Add me in group i wana learn sanskrit so wana join peoples speaking the language
@ennamoedho-hz7oo bruh what do you even mean?
@ennamoedho-hz7oo The Indo-Aryan migrations theory explains the common features shared by Sanskrit and other Indo-European languages by proposing that the original speakers of what became Sanskrit arrived in South Asia from a region of common origin, somewhere north-west of the Indus region, during the early 2nd millennium BCE.
The indus valley civilization is situated in present day Pakistan and India, Gujarat and haryana.
So how is this migrated people?
BRODHA IS ULTRA LEGEND CHANTING THOSE SANSKRIT SLOKAS IN HIP HOP STYLE
exactly!
True
You reacted to a classical Indian dance performed to the song Aigiri Nandini, that's why its familiar.
Sanskrit is a subject in school. In higher school and university education, it is an optional subject. I have studied it. But, Most people here don't speak Sanskrit in common. It is commonly used while performing puja and prayers in any hindu ceremony.
I have learnt sanskrit
Bahu saumya
yeah devnagari ! it was in class 7 and 8
Sanskrit has been taught in Russia for long and is being taught in Germany extensively. It’s supposed to be known as a scientific language. It’s sad that we give such value to other languages(which is not bad) to be learnt but Sanskrit language is like goldmine.
What is scientific about Sanskrit?
True. We give more hype to foreign languages. 🤦🏻♀️
How?
bro I am Indian but sanskrit is not scientific language
@Praveen Sampath 😂what.
Generally Sanskrit is not used in daily communication, but some of us had it as a part of the syllabus so we understand most it..
No we don't I got 98 in sanskrit in 10th bt I don't remember a thing now 😂
Interestingly there are some places in india which speaks only sanskrit in their daily life.
One of them is Mattur village in the state of Karnataka.
@@ahambrahmasmi5058 really ? 🤔 thats interesting
@@pinkman228 he's talking about some words. If you're good in Indian languages you can always understand a bit sometimes but yeah never complete unless one starts to learn it nicely not how it's done in schools. We all know what we did there
Another thing to know about Sanskrit is that it is a high vibrational language, it is designed to heal one’s body, mind and spirit and the environment because every word and sentence construction is based on harmonious sound harmonics....It’s the language used in higher sciences and higher mathematical calculations as it is the most precise........Our ancestors were truly truly enlightened intelligent beings 🙏
This song was a gift to me on this auspicious day of Diwali
Jai maa🙏
That song gave me Goosebumps 🕉️🔥
❤🎧🤟🚩🕉
If you read what he's singing in Sanskrit, it is next level. You'll need to look into who he's singing about and what they did. Aigiri nandini is such a powerful stotram!
Sanskrit is the original language from which most of other Indian languages have been born .e.g. Hindi .
All Hindu scriptures are written in Sanskrit . It is one of the most scientific languages and supposedly very easy to learn.
Not just indian languages, it has connections to Russian and even many European languages
I love this piece, glad you enjoyed it. Very underrated
Hinduism is complete beauty 😍
That is the most beautiful fusion i have ever heard..
Goosebumps 🔥🔥🔥 Power of Sanskrit and Indian History ❤️
Actually it's the power of hiphop music 👍🏻
If you recite these verses in form of a shloka or poem, then it would not be as entertaining as this one.
Here as it was beautifully composed, this music is entertaining for everyone. Even people who does'nt know sanksrit, does't know english, does'nt know Indian history, all can enjoy this.
Again Power of Music ❤️🔥
@@d4infotainment nah may it be shloka or mantra ..they have a particular beat too. One can't sing them just with any beat. If u know more about them...u may find it fascinating. I'm currently learning Sanskrit too
You had reacted to a Bharatnatyam dance on this song !!!!
Sanskrit is to us what latin is to you guys....we know some quotes(like Brodha V does in this vid) but cant speak or read/write the language. Only a tiny minority of exceptionally learned people can dabble in Sanskrit.
Actually all school students can understand sanskrit. It's only because we don't come across it after 10th class, we forget the beautiful language.
@@shraddha102 bruh
@@shraddha102 Not all. Outside of the Hindi-belt (where people often opt for Sanskrit as a third language instead of learning another state language), Sanskrit is generally a fourth language if at all anyone wants to opt for one and it often gets stiff competition from French and German.
@@EagleOverTheSea my mother tongue and state language is not hindi. Sanskrit is my fourth language. I had sanskrit in my central govt school, my cousins have sanskrit in their private, public and state govt schools. I had also opted for Sanskrit as optional elective in my B.Tech from of one the NITs.
@@shraddha102 Good for you. But, the statement that everyone understands it is still factually incorrect.
We study Sanskrit, we learn to read, write but it is not a spoken language, some learned ppl can speak but it is a tiny minority
That's how the brahmins maintain their artificial supremacy. Say some mantras that nobody understands
@@nagas7740 you also learn, who is stopping you, we all learned in public schools where caste is not asked, dont know which convent you went to to be so casteist
@@nagas7740 actually many people know the meaning.
There are Indian states where they speak sanskrit to date..
@@nagas7740 do you know where "Satyameva Jayate" written?.. if you know this. You won't be using your useless brain to comment on sanskrit
I think most of the Indian languages except Tamil have close relationship with Sanskrit. Among them I think Telugu, Odia,Malayalam are some of the languages that has the most influence from Sanskrit
Half of Tamil words are common to Sanskrit.
@@shrikesari can yu refer some interested to kno w
@@shrikesari The latest tamil may have 7% approx sanskrit influence but never the older versions
malayam more influence from tamil sanskrit so less compare telly and karnataka
@@alliswell1883 apparently in south Telugu has more Sanskrit influence
That's a religious chant of the goddesses...the powerful one
We actually don't speak sanskrit in day to day life however, it's widely and prodomiantly used in prayers. You can refer it to a language that Red Indians speak in America. It's very complex and difficult and hence Hindi or English or other dialects are spoken which are comparatively easy.
I know it's a STUPID way of describing but we all are STUPID at some point😂.
I know I am horrible 😂. Anyway, thank you folks for entertaining us every day. Means a lot to us. Stay blessed, stay happy and stay STUPID. ❤️❤️❤️
His songs😲 I wonder how hard he might be thinking to write such piece of art songs❤️❤️❤️❤️
He's a master at the art dude one of the first rappers we had in the scene. And he can rap in English kannada and few other languages
I'm 43 and studying Samskrit from a recognized body, as almost all the answers to my questions I've found in a Samskrit text (scriptures etc.) and my family has been learning chantings of Mantras, Slokas (verses), and Bhajans(hymns) in Samskrit for some years. To many it is not known that a lot of people still communicate in Samskrit but that lot is small, relatively. There have been many spiritual or indian classical song/dance reactions you've done those all had samskrit as the main score language.
Heard more than 30 times still gives goosebumps ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🚩🚩🚩🚩❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
He has a really good sanskrit pronunciation, also meaningful rap.. wow
This song gives goosebumps throughout.... ❤️❤️❤️👌👌👌
He is the greatest indian english rapper ever
what a legend😎
Even before watching your reaction.... I want to thank you both for reacting to this
Thank you VINU / TSF for such a superb tansalation.
Malayalam is a mix of Tamil and Sanskrit. Its almost equal of both(50-50)
@matrix politics assigned it that tag of Rahul 'Dravid' language 😂
Not 50 almost 70% tamil..
While we argue and bicker on which language is the best, Tamil or Sanskrit. Here they both have produced a love child called Malayalam showing the world how beautiful everything can be if only we embrace our differences with a open heart. ❤️
Incorrect. Present day Malayaalam uses a lot of Sanskrit vocabulary. But, it's a Dravidian language which evolved from the Ancient Tamil. In other words, Malayalam and Tamil are like sister languages. Sorta like German and English. Even though English has a lot of French vocabulary, you wouldn't call it 50 percent French, would you?
90 % tamil
Yeah, Sanskrit is spoken by people in Mattur village in Shimogha city of karnataka, & this is the only place in the world where everyone speaks Sanskrit. Kannada is having more than 80% of it's script in Sanskrit. That's why we have more of literature scripts than spoken scripts.
Happy Diwali Everyone 🙏
Happy diwali 😍😊❤
Happy Diwali
Happy Diwali ♥️🔥
Some community speak sanskrit and it is one of the languages that is spoken in India and also it is one of the classical languages of India. ..love from Kolkata❤❤❤
No one can listen to this masterpiece staying still he forces you to vibe with the song but fools present in the world will not promote this but badshah and other crap... Proud of you brodha v namah shiva🕉🔱🚩
And most of chapries support MC Stan's rap😂😂
Mc stan hv to take 3 Generation to compete with v broda
MC Shit... akkkkkthoooo🤮
Ye MC cycles stand pe hona chahiye
Exactly bro ...raftaar,,mc ,,n krsna they sing only for fame..
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Rick and Korbin, I am just seeing this reaction video of yours. Loved your response!
Here’s some context for you. In Hinduism, we see the ONE GOD in many different forms of expressions (Hinduism is actually Polymorphic Monotheism or better yet, Polymorphic Monism, where THE ONE GOD can take different forms of expressions a.k.a avataars to become accessible to people from different backgrounds and cultures).
This song and the Sanskrit chant you heard in the song glorifies the Divine Mother Goddess (Shakti) as she slays demons and crushes all evil to protect the world and deliver love and grace upon everyone. In India, the Divine Mother Goddess worship is very legit and has a huge following.
In India, most (if not all) schools offer Sanskrit as an optional language you can learn (It is a classical language of our land, like Hebrew for Jews). However, even if one doesn’t explicitly study Sanskrit, all Indians intuitively understand Sanskrit coz it is the mother language of all Indian languages.
Fun fact, many European languages (esp. Latvia and Lithuania) also share many common words with Sanskrit. That’s why linguists have labeled them as “Indo-European”languages.
Thanks again for your cool reactions. Keep’em coming bro! 😎
Mattur is a village in Shivamogga district near the city of Shivamogga in Karnataka state, India, known for the usage of Sanskrit for day-to-day communication, although the general language of the state is Kannada 👍👍👍
I always suspected Brodha V can sing really well and Rap is not the only arrow in his quiver and just seeing this.. he is unique and this performance is legendary...
Keep going bro.. love your work.
Samskrit chants on the high tempo drum, fast vocals, highly complex notes and the words from Samskrit to English and everything in between this is a masterpiece. And it happened with the Bass and electric guitars in sync.. those are tough to play.. some guy playing pakhawaj with the drum kit.. you're awesome just awesome..
Coming from someone who barely scored passing marks in my 9th standard, rapping in Sanskrit is fkn hard as hell.
Broda V is real and he has arrived.
nice reaction 🙏🏻😇 God bless you and your family bro's love from north east india Assam 😌🙏🏻
The Sanskrit shlokas that were brodha v used devoted to divinest,supreme consciousness in the female which is durga who slayed the wicked and one of the most powerfull demon who conquered the world mahishasur and how her stotram(praises) shows us which mahishasur mardini stotram(the praises of Slayer of demon mahishasur)
You should react to how Sanskrit follows how the human body produces sound.
Sanskrit is supposed to have come from Shiva's damru.
Sanskrit is the language of the gods. Every hindu puja uses sanskrit.
JAI MATA DI
Only few villages speak sankrit in India, it's one of the official language so it's taught in many schools. I learn it while I was in my 11th, 12th class. My mother tongue is telugu, 2nd lang is hindi, so learning sankrit it not as tough as I thought.
That's our mother he is praising. And I'm crying rn.
Same here bro
संस्कृत भाषा भारत की सभी भाषाओं की जननी है।
He made his name through this song in this current perod of time. Just live his creation and his work.❤
Rick segal famous actor... Unexpected to be here in TH-cam..... Big fan.... Shoutout
Unlike Latin, sanskrit is not a dead language. Some 30,000 speak sanskrit as their mother tongue and its widely used in temples.
6:02 yeaahhh a significant amount of people speak sanskrit. Even it is taught in thousands of schools and many universities here in India and abroad offer degrees in specialising sanskrit language. And also there are few different course that are taught in sanskrit
Two of the greatest mantras ❤ Jai Mata Di Jai Bholenath 🙏
Goosebumps 😄😄
Jay mataji
Chanting in Sanskrit is most advisable. The positive vibes it creates is known to attract cosmic energy.
Hey bhagwaan!!!
🙏♥️🔥 Om Namah shivaya!
Thenga
2:57 This Line's Are Prayer in Sanskrit....
Ayi giri nandini, nandhitha medhini,
Viswa vinodhini nandanuthe,
Girivara vindhya sirodhi nivasini,
Vishnu Vilasini Jishnu nuthe,
Mahishasura Mardini Stotram
It drives away Negative Emotions like doubt, anger, ego & inertia. This stotram also removes obstacles from the path of the believer. One can listen to the Mahishasura Mardini Stotram, however reciting the chants are considered to be more Powerful...
Proved India ❤️🔥💪
ॐ नमः शिवाय ॐ नमो भगवते वासुदेवाय नमः
Some ppl do - basically very erudite scholars. A village in south India - it's the spoken language. Sadly not else where.
Sanskrit is the new language of "Santani Bharat" ...thoko like
Note to self:
Every one drops the Bass, This band drops the Notes perfect each time.
Because the song starts with Bass doing double time.
This song shakes me when ever I listen even 100th time.
Good catch Rick!
There are few villages where Sanskrit is spoken... But most Indians don't have much grip in Sanskrit as a language... But there are MANY prayers created by ancestors in Sanskrit and the vocal tone for chanting have been made ( or it was since inception) so catchy that we remember it... No matter if we know exact meaning of it or not...
However if we search for its meaning then we can get it... It's not much difficult to find though..
its not because we don't have grip, Indians run behind learning foreign languages instead of Sanskrit its sad. it a base of most indian languages so its actually easy to study it.
There is a village in Karnataka where you can find people who can converse in Sanskrit. There are many many scholars even from western countries who have good hold on Sanskrit but people rarely converse in it.
The power of sanskrit, you guys heard aigiri nandini once in some random video but here when you hear it again, even after having no understanding of the meaning or anything about it, they still remembered that they have heard it. That’s how incredible the language of sanskrit is. It’s not the music, before people say it’s the unique music
Omg... why the he'll i don't know about him and his songs...simply superb.. speechless
There are 2 small villages in India where sanskrit is spoken by people for communication.
Namaste 🙏 🚩🚩
Sanskrit is the language of the sages/saints/priests. Every single mantra/hymns/shlokas in Hindu/Jain religious texts are written in Sanskrit. However most folks can't speak that language, but some do. It's like Latin for Christians but way way older.
Also react to these following songs/music videos of BRODHA V
1) Vaishnava Jana To
2) Aathma Raama
3) On My Own
4) Shook Ones
5) Naachne Ka Shaunq ft. Raftaar
the sanksrit phrases are from prayers of ma durga more like a song,we sing them every dussera
Absolutely amazing
I loved this! I love Brodha V he's awesome!!!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥❤💣💥💣💥💣💥
I respect to sanskrit language. I know it well ♥️♥️
Just few minutes back i heard this song and i was thrilled 😮 right after that I wanted to suggest you and came to your latest video but i saw your reaction in list😢, Its very sad being in India I didn’t heard this before. Great job guys ❤
This guy is the most underrated talent ever.
Dope, pure dope shit.
Tqsm🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
This is the Sanskrit mantras power the whole world can love it
I know to speak sanskrit.. but yaa it takes just 2 or 4 months to speak like a normal person in everyday basis. 😊
Yes we speak Sanskrit ❤
05:57 Apna Time Aayega tattoo is Very Nice ❤❤❤❤
Evry line --Goosebumps guaranteed
Hare hare mahadev🕉️🙏🙏🙏
Yes, we know little Sanskrit also, Because we learned it as a language in our school. So from the 5th standard Sanskrit is included as Subject and it is continued till the 10th standard.
Finally you found real 💎
He is awesome
One more song of him I would like to suggest.
Rama rama anand Ramana
04:49 Yes it's a prayer for Goddess Shakti or can say Adi-Shakti...
Aigiri means , daughter of Mountain king ( Giri means mountain ), Nandini means , who gives joy to the world. It is about Goddess Parvathi...
This boys are taking this song as a hip hop song , they don't know this is maa Durga chants,sorry if there is any mistakes in English
Brodha V Man ❤️❤️❤️❤️
my mother tongue is sanskrit so I speak in sanskrit with my family and from childhood and I am happy that people in the comment section are recognising and are taking pride in our language.
Wait seriously?
I didn't know about Brodha V but after hearing this song, Brodha V is my favorite rapper. This guy is insane. Especially in Sanskrit, he is a top rapper. Salute to the artist. ❤❤❤
Aigiri Nandini Nandita Medini Vishnu Vinodini Nandanu Te
Girivara Vindhya Shirodini Vasini Vishnu Vilasini Jishnunu Te
Bhagawati Heshiti Kantha Kutumbini Bhuri Kutumbini Bhuri Krite
Jaya Jaya He Mahishashur Mardini Ramya Kapardini ShailasuTe
This mahishashur mardini stotram is dedicated to our mother Ma Durga or Parvati when she was going to kill Mahishashur. She is the killer of Mahishashur that's why she is called Mahishashur-Mardini.
Jay Ma Durga 🔱 Om Namah Shivay
❤❤❤❤ this song is emotion
Jay Shri Ram
In the K.V. School that I studied in Kolkata, Sanskrit was taught from 5th to 9th grade compulsory for all students. After that it becomes an optional language if you wanna pursue it further instead of either Hindi or any other regional language of that particular state in India.
Sanskrit is a compulsary subject in many schools in India