I just _knew_ you would like these guys! Not only are they super talented, they also have a heart for philanthropy and improving the situation for humanity and animalkind everywhere. They are the kind of guys who put their money where their mouth is. And, they are entirely self-produced!
Yes! Bloodywood is the best thing in metal for years imho... First record I actually bought in a decade basically.... 🤷 And this song is just astonishing. What other songs can have like 10 different parts/styles and still be seamless? Keep going with Bloodywood! Great reaction man! 👍 I love seeing peoples minds 🤯 by this band.
That's a flute he's playing in the beginning. His name is Karan and he also plays the guitar. 🤘 And, it's his girlfriend that you see in the video. She is an amazing bagpipe player and has her own TH-cam channel called The Snakecharmer.
Rammstine my German band for real!!! Saw them in September in the USA 🇺🇸 in New Jersey Giants stadium 🏟️ met life stadium 🏟️ first time ever hopefully 🤞 not the last ❤them
...thank you for making me shed a tear cuz you've taken me back to time when I found out about Bloodywood..thank you..man, listening to you speak felt like hearing back my thoughts back then..having said that, dude, pls, go GADDAAR by them..🤘🤘🤘 next level.. 🙏
Great reaction! And I love the mission you are on. Bloodywood is also the first physical copy album I've bought in forever . All of their songs contain a message. So if you're feeling a little against corrupt governments, try Gadaar. If you want an anti-rape/abuse song, Dana dan is for you. Jee Veerey is a song about mental health. All solid choices. Thanks again, Cheers!
@The Real Shakes - P: The word that is the title is "Aaj," pronounced "aah-j." It's a Hindi word meaning "today," and the song is about not letting your past hold you back. What you don't know is that, at least for me, Bloodywood saved my life. I'm a chronic depressive, and to be blunt, I've been through a lot of shit that most people would have given up trying to get through. But Bloodywood, at a time when I thought I was done with life, saved me during a rough, dark day with a song called Jee Veerey. "Jee Veerey" is Hindi for "Live, Brave One," and is the only song about actually fighting depression, not just describing it or talking about it. Jee Veerey convinced me to keep fighting, bro, at a time when I didn't want to. Put it this way: Jee Veerey hit me like a gorram Mack truck. And I broke down where I was at and let it all out. And at the end of it, I realized what kind of trial forge I had gone through -- and how strong, mentally, I really am. And then I thought to myself, how can I help others? What kind of person would I be if I didn't? I say this because Bloodywood, at the time, paid out-of-pocket for 60 1-on-1 counseling sessions, worldwide, for anyone who needed them. Last I heard, that number has grown to over 10x that, at over 600. But I tell you, and others, who might read my story to say, if I can come back from the point of being completely broken, from the point of no return, and I can come back stronger than I was, so can you! You never know your true strength until you feel like you have nothing left -- because I truly thought I had nothing left. But I had a deeper, stronger will than the inner demons that were trying to convince me to take myself out. When they thought they had me, Bloodywood stepped in and gave me the courage to dig deep, dig hard, and not back down. And I won that fight. I'm here now, and if this were not true, I would not be writing this. But at the end of it, I started digging into Bloodywood. Besides Jee Veerey, I highly recommend Endurant, a song about bullying, and how to overcome it. Come to find out, Karan, Jayant, and Raoul all dealt with being bullied growing up -- and now, they give people the strength to overcome it. And things like this, songs like these, is why Bloodywood will always have my love, respect, and my support -- because we need men like these guys in the world to make it better. They may not be the heroes we deserve, but they are the heroes we need.
Loved the comment, this is some real shit. getting up again is hard and music can be a huge influence. you never know what some might need to hear to keep going. this is, what i think is one of the most beautiful things about humanity, and music in particular. Stay strong!
welcome to the world of folk metal. you can find anything from traditional african music to mongolian throat singing you can headbang to in this subgenre. if anyone is interested in learning more I have a small list of bands from all around the world so let me know
Considering I got a heart I'll presume you're interested and list a few bands and where they are from ARKA'N Asafokor - Togo The Hu- Mongolia Alien weaponry- New zealand (maori metal) Wagakki band- Japan Percival- Poland (kind of pan slavic considering they made covers of traditional songs fom all slavic nations) Arkona-Russia Eluveitie- Switzerland (Celtic metal) MiraceOfSound ,Ireland (look up Sirona, Tale of Cu Chullain, Grainne mhaol) Tyr - Fareo islands Alestorm- scotland (pirate metal and yes we counting that as folk metal too) Manntra- Croatia Cemican- mexican Al namrood- Saudi arabia Nini Music- Taiwan and to top it of the song "ovce" by the band Brkovi ft. Sassja becasuse the mix of rap, metal, balakn folk and punk music soudns like a derivation of all extreme emotions you ever felt
I just _knew_ you would like these guys! Not only are they super talented, they also have a heart for philanthropy and improving the situation for humanity and animalkind everywhere. They are the kind of guys who put their money where their mouth is. And, they are entirely self-produced!
That is super dope.
Like them that much more now 🙂🙂
Other listeners : you can't do flute solo in metal
Le karan " hold my 9" naan 😆
Yes! Bloodywood is the best thing in metal for years imho... First record I actually bought in a decade basically.... 🤷
And this song is just astonishing. What other songs can have like 10 different parts/styles and still be seamless?
Keep going with Bloodywood! Great reaction man! 👍
I love seeing peoples minds 🤯 by this band.
..ye dude, same here..can't remember when was the last time I bought a physical copy of an album before Bloodywood.. 🤗😎🤗
That's a flute he's playing in the beginning. His name is Karan and he also plays the guitar. 🤘 And, it's his girlfriend that you see in the video. She is an amazing bagpipe player and has her own TH-cam channel called The Snakecharmer.
Amazingly talented man!
Greatest song ever for me... An Anthem!!
Please do "Dana,dan" wit CC on next please...
Thx for a awesome reaction, stay safe and greetz from Germany
Thank you!
Rammstine my German band for real!!! Saw them in September in the USA 🇺🇸 in New Jersey Giants stadium 🏟️ met life stadium 🏟️ first time ever hopefully 🤞 not the last ❤them
...thank you for making me shed a tear cuz you've taken me back to time when I found out about Bloodywood..thank you..man, listening to you speak felt like hearing back my thoughts back then..having said that, dude, pls, go GADDAAR by them..🤘🤘🤘 next level.. 🙏
Great reaction! And I love the mission you are on. Bloodywood is also the first physical copy album I've bought in forever . All of their songs contain a message. So if you're feeling a little against corrupt governments, try Gadaar. If you want an anti-rape/abuse song, Dana dan is for you. Jee Veerey is a song about mental health. All solid choices. Thanks again, Cheers!
@The Real Shakes - P: The word that is the title is "Aaj," pronounced "aah-j." It's a Hindi word meaning "today," and the song is about not letting your past hold you back.
What you don't know is that, at least for me, Bloodywood saved my life. I'm a chronic depressive, and to be blunt, I've been through a lot of shit that most people would have given up trying to get through. But Bloodywood, at a time when I thought I was done with life, saved me during a rough, dark day with a song called Jee Veerey. "Jee Veerey" is Hindi for "Live, Brave One," and is the only song about actually fighting depression, not just describing it or talking about it. Jee Veerey convinced me to keep fighting, bro, at a time when I didn't want to. Put it this way: Jee Veerey hit me like a gorram Mack truck. And I broke down where I was at and let it all out. And at the end of it, I realized what kind of trial forge I had gone through -- and how strong, mentally, I really am. And then I thought to myself, how can I help others? What kind of person would I be if I didn't? I say this because Bloodywood, at the time, paid out-of-pocket for 60 1-on-1 counseling sessions, worldwide, for anyone who needed them. Last I heard, that number has grown to over 10x that, at over 600.
But I tell you, and others, who might read my story to say, if I can come back from the point of being completely broken, from the point of no return, and I can come back stronger than I was, so can you! You never know your true strength until you feel like you have nothing left -- because I truly thought I had nothing left. But I had a deeper, stronger will than the inner demons that were trying to convince me to take myself out. When they thought they had me, Bloodywood stepped in and gave me the courage to dig deep, dig hard, and not back down. And I won that fight. I'm here now, and if this were not true, I would not be writing this.
But at the end of it, I started digging into Bloodywood. Besides Jee Veerey, I highly recommend Endurant, a song about bullying, and how to overcome it. Come to find out, Karan, Jayant, and Raoul all dealt with being bullied growing up -- and now, they give people the strength to overcome it. And things like this, songs like these, is why Bloodywood will always have my love, respect, and my support -- because we need men like these guys in the world to make it better. They may not be the heroes we deserve, but they are the heroes we need.
Loved the comment, this is some real shit. getting up again is hard and music can be a huge influence. you never know what some might need to hear to keep going. this is, what i think is one of the most beautiful things about humanity, and music in particular.
Stay strong!
welcome to the world of folk metal. you can find anything from traditional african music to mongolian throat singing you can headbang to in this subgenre.
if anyone is interested in learning more I have a small list of bands from all around the world so let me know
Considering I got a heart I'll presume you're interested and list a few bands and where they are from
ARKA'N Asafokor - Togo
The Hu- Mongolia
Alien weaponry- New zealand (maori metal)
Wagakki band- Japan
Percival- Poland (kind of pan slavic considering they made covers of traditional songs fom all slavic nations)
Arkona-Russia
Eluveitie- Switzerland (Celtic metal)
MiraceOfSound ,Ireland (look up Sirona, Tale of Cu Chullain, Grainne mhaol)
Tyr - Fareo islands
Alestorm- scotland (pirate metal and yes we counting that as folk metal too)
Manntra- Croatia
Cemican- mexican
Al namrood- Saudi arabia
Nini Music- Taiwan
and to top it of the song "ovce" by the band Brkovi ft. Sassja
becasuse the mix of rap, metal, balakn folk and punk music soudns like a derivation of all extreme emotions you ever felt
❤️❤️❤️
Yeah....you need to react to Dana Dan (WITH the captions on)
Ur next reaction would be Dana Dan by bloodywood
that was santoor not sitar, Indo Persian medical instrument.
This could very well be the worst reaction video Ive ever, EVER seen...
Your a tool. Haha troll on fucker