In my opinion, this is far and away the best version of "Headbangeeeeerrrrr!!!!!" you're ever going to find! Keep rockin’ BABYMETAL!!! KITSUNE UP!!! 🤘🦊🤘
@@aevum_o Yes, and you will understand it better when you watch "BABYMETAL DEATH" from that same show... but maybe it's too soon for you... 🤔😁 The whole show symbolizes their transition from a j-pop idol group sub-unit to a legit metal band. And that was a crazy way to close it. Now seriously, I recommend to watch a few more songs, maybe some newer ones before that... thing I mentioned before. 😎
A lot of things and stories and lore moved, changed, evolved, added over 14 years, and the girls growing up, and for this particular show, 11 years ago, the year they started to go viral in the west. Even all the different 45 minutes to an hour fan guides or documentaries on them only scratch the surface of all those years, and before.
At BABYMETAL‘s live shows, the crowd really feels like an additional member of the band. That’s fun to see as a viewer, and even more fun to be part of.
The early songs were so brilliant. They put the crowd parts on the album. So everyone knew when to shout. If you listen to the official version of Headbanger you can hear the crowd parts.
Very good reaction. Now that you know the story line behind this concert, I suggest you to do 'Death' from this same Legend 97. Is the darkest, heaviest, brutalest thing you are going to see today and tomorrow.
Great reaction. That was very insightful of you to think their concerts might have a story line. Their 'Legend' shows (especially the early ones - Legends I, D and Z, Legend 1999, Legend 1997 and others) most certainly did have their own story lines which progressed the BABYMETAL lore. The more recent 'Legend' shows still do that, but possibly it is even more tongue in cheek than the earliest ones. Basiclaly it is all good fun and it makes their concerts more than just watching a band play their songs and more like a well crafted theatrical performance and an experience for the audience. GAnimal83 already did a great job explaining the Legend 1997 storyline (and if you can find the whole concert to watch at some point you really will enjoy it). In the meantime I would suggest watching the opening ceremony (a theatrical piece set to Schubert's 'Ave Maria' followed by an obviously and deliberately lipsynced dance remix of 'Headbanger, Night of 15 Remix'). Also the two songs which followed this version of 'Headbanger' that you just watched - 'Akatsuki - unfinished version' and 'BABYMETAL DEATH' live at Legend 1997. BABYMETAL's songs are written for live performances and with the crowd interaction taken fully into account - the choreo is designed for that interaction, to give the crowd their cues when to jump, chant, pump their fists, headbang, form walls of death or whatever. Again you were absolutely right, the crowd plays a huge part in the performance. They have many walls of death and circle pits - but what happens or what is appropriate for each song may differ. 'Headbanger' is a song more for jumping and singing along (and in some performances you will see the whole crowd on their knees bowing to the girls in a "dogeza" bow (I think I got that right) where their foreheads touch the ground). This performance - yes give a couple of 14 year old girls smoke cannons to play with, you just know they're going to have fun!🦊🤘🦊
I think that when I’ll have a little bit of time I’ll watch the full concert that’s for sure! I think it’s really cool that they add a story line to their shows, it makes it even more interesting to witness. The crowd is definitely put in the forefront of what they do and it’s amazing for fans, but also a good move overall I believe. Thanks for the comment 🙏
@@aevum_o Their live concerts are on another level. When I go to see any other band I'm hoping that the band will be on form and will put on a great show. When I go to see BABYMETAL that is never a concern, I know that will be the case. They never give less than 100% quality, energy and effort for every song in every concert - my concern before the show is that the crowd won't meet BABYMETAL's standards.
Great reaction! And very insightful, too! Ganimal83 and Grington300 (and many others) gave you a lot of information about the "Legend" concerts already, so I don´t repeat them. This performance was my introduction to BABYMETAL. A student of mine showed it to me in 2016 (2 weeks before they performed in Cologne, Germany. I live nearby... well, sold out already, months before 😔) I fell into the Foxhole after 1.5 Minutes, and I don´t regret anything😉 Such a great performance, at such young age! I finally saw them live last year, in Cologne, Germany, and it was phenomenal! They played "Headbangeeeeerrrrr!!!!!!", of course! 😄 Sadly, they don´t use the gong (nor the fog guns) anymore, I loved to think "it ain´t over ´til the skinny girl hits the gong!"🤣 Anyhow, their performances are still off the scale regarding crowd energy. Their US tour this year is sheer madness, too. The interactions between them and their crowds... priceless! If they cross your way some day, get a ticket to see them live!
Feel like the gong should come back! If they ever pass by my city I’ll be really tempted to buy tickets. Now I feel like I need to witness all of that live 🤘
@@aevum_o I would appretiate it so much, if they let the gong return, even it is for just one performance. At least it should be a future performance I happen to witness 🤣 Yes, you personally need to witness them live! They are awesome! And so much fun!
I got to see them perform this song live twice last year at the TH-cam Theater in L.A. and it was fantastic, and I will be seeing them again on Dec. 4th and 5th in Anaheim at the House of Blues, and I can't wait.
Great reaction and insights while you watch, thank you! In case no one else mentioned, this is the second time they performed Headbanger during Legend 1997. The first (which is also the opener for the concert) features an operatic opening and a house/remix style, and Su-Metal taking on the mantle of the overarching storyline for the show.
Yeeeeees! Vendo pan!!! Btw, it was me the one who made that comment, so thanks for the mention! Headbanger has been part of the on core section of their presentations for the last years. Also, yes, there is an extensive lore component to BabyMetal which is really cool. Last, there are special versions of this song to celebrate Moa and Momo’s birthdays, you should check those out too, if you do, you’ll get why the #notacult meme is a thing.
Thanks for the video and your comments. The Legend 97 concert was indeed legendary. The girls, at first, when they were guest stars on TV shows, would ask fans to sing certain parts of the songs. Now it's a tradition: Su raises her mic and the crowd shouts "ki-e-ro."
They are incredible live and this concert is pure theatre worth getting what ever your guilty pleasure is and sitting one night to watch it from start to finish 🦊 And if you think that is crazy you should see what they did next at the Budokan before coming to the UK to win over basically an Iron Maiden crowd of 55000 who had mostly never heard of them at Sonisphere,the day i fell down the Foxhole 😃 Rondo of Nightmare live with the mischief's of metal gods intro from 2014 Budokan Black night if you want to see the Kami band cut loose 😉
Keeping notes here 📝 I’ll definitely take some time to look up the full show! Budokan performance seems like something I’d like to look up as well thanks!
It was during my first watching of this performance that I came to realize that at any point they could say "now go forth and pillage the city," and it would happen 🦊🦊🦊
Awesome reaction! And if you can’t get “Vando Pan” out of your head, I can help: _Hit the bong!! Hit the bong!! Hit the bong!! Bong! Bong! Ba-Bong!!!_ 😂 In earlier shows, Babymetal definitely incorporated a story arc much more. This show was Dec 2013, and Babymetal just became independent from their original parent Idol Group. *The story from “Legend 1997”:* The Fox God, god of metal, summoned Babymetal to fight the “Big Bad Idol Industry”, which has oppressed Metal music. To do this, Babymetal infiltrates the Idol Industry, to fuse J-Pop with Metal to “destroy it from the inside”. This show represents Babymetal, and more specifically, Su-metal’s transition from J-Pop Idol to Metal, and serves as her “Sweet 16th Special” concert. First 9 songs of 14 are played to a backing track with a fake band in skeleton costumes (“Baby Bones”). Starting with an EDM and fully lip sync’ed version of Headbanger. The setlist starts poppy and gets heavier as the show continues. Culminating in a 5-song encore with the real band, the Kami Band. They are the “Spirits/Gods” (Kamis) of guitar, bass, and drums summoned by The Fox God to assist Babymetal’s mission. This performance, shows Su-metal “succumbing” to the epic fight to “save” metal. The next song is a sad ballad version of “Akatsuki” (Unfinished Version), followed by the their most brutally heavy “BABYMETAL DEATH” as a closer, marking the “death” of Su-metal’s mortal / idol self, and her ascension to a Metal Goddess. Want to see some pits? Maybe a good’ol wall of death? *Road of Resistance (Official Live):* Babymetal, but Dragonforce style. Herman Li and Sam Totman played the guitars for the studio version too! 🤘🦊
Yo this is so interesting! It definitely felt like there was something happening there so I’m glad I wasn’t wrong and to know what the story is just makes it even better. Would you also say that their albums are concept albums? Makes me wonder if I can find the whole performance of the show and listen to it. Thanks again for the info and I think I’m down for Road of Resistance 🤘
@@aevum_o Their most recent album is the only "concept" album, with 10 songs, each taking after a fantasy story. Their lore is fun, but all over the place, and really not "needed" to enjoy the music. You can of course search for full concerts online, they are there. But, don't expect to ever get that as a reaction on TH-cam, lol. You'll get copyright nuked instantly. Honestly, the best way is just to pick and choose songs you wanna react to, and enjoy the journey. Eventually, you'll just get to know a lot through comments, and Google. When yer up to it, and if it's your thing, there is an amazing guide on Babymetal you can react to, ~40 mins or so ("The Not So Extensive Guide to Babymetal"). Could be a fun gig and you'll learn their whole backstory and how they came up!
@@Ganimal83thanks for the hints about the copyright 😂 I’m definitely curious to learn more so I might check up the guide you’re talking about! Thanks 🙏
😂😂😂 Never said Kagerou wasn’t live… I said “it sounded more mixed” which could totally make sense since the technology is way better nowadays. Thanks for watching though!
Take no notice of SirGreenDay. 9 times out of 10 he seems to want to put people off reacting to BABYMETAL with either snide comments or insults. You are right and the BluRay recordings where these videos come from are subjected to some post production and tidying up etc (but maybe not as much as some people think since BABYMETAL really are so good live).
I see you like Headbanger. Good news, there is way more for you. A few more memorable ones for me: * Headbanger - live at Makuhari Messe 2023 . This is how far the interaction between Babymetal and The One goes. The best 2 minutes of it. * Moabanger - MOAMETAL 20th birthday * Momobanger - MOMOMETAL last day of her 20th year. 🦊🤘
Awesome reaction and insights, you absolutely need to watch Babymetal Death from the same concert, It's the FoxGod seal who shuts the mouth of any metal elitist 🤟🦊
Su-Metal's 16th birthday party on 21st December 2013 (the day after her birthday). As she climbed the steps at the end did you notice "Happy Birthday" was written on Boh's (the bass player) head?
Why SuMetal have that death stare: “ I stand here holding this mic up like an idiot while THOSE two have fun with the smoke thingys…” I’d be pissed too 😉
I was really pleased when I turned my computer on and saw you were reacting to this performance. Which is kind of required viewing for anyone interested in Babymetal. Fantastic reaction. You really touched on many of the reasons Babymetal is so popular with the fans. There is always that incredible energy with the audience. Babymetal and the fans together are referred to as The ONE which-I think-really lets you know where everybodie's heart is at. I'd like to suggest if you want to see circle pits you've got to see "Road of Resistance, Live in Japan." A truly classic and epic performance oh and Babymetal will always leave you feeling better. Here''s the link: th-cam.com/video/zTEYUFgLveY/w-d-xo.html P.s. I always thought that Hedoban was just a cute pronunciation of Headbanger. Only recently found out they're actually calling out to Hedoban the Kami/god of metal.
Some concerts do tell a story. Legend 1997 is a masterpiece in theatrical story telling. So this concert is Nakamoto Suzuka's 16th birthday and this concert celebrates her life and sacrifice, from pop idol and transformation to metal godess. The statue behind the stage resembles three things Maria, Lady Justice (nod to Metalica) and it has Suzuka's face. The show starts with Yui and Moa brining the head-brace to the foot of the statue. Followed by an EDM version of Headbanger, as if she is a Pop Idol, with lots of dancers including badly lipsyncing to the song. There are also little intro animations in front of the songs narating the story. For the last 5 songs the Kami Band was send by the Fox God to help Suzuka (The Kami band were not playing full concerts yet, from this point on they do) in spreading the Metal message. The last three songs are called "The Trilogy of Death" by the fans. Headbanger, is the call for Suzuka to help spread the Metal message. Akatsuki (unfinished) is where Suzuka reflects on her life as she knows she will be sacrificed to become something else, tonight. Followed by Babymetal Death. I suggest you watch these last two songs after this. Babymetal Death is to me a less interesting song, it is used normally as their first song to warm up the crowd and themselves, so personally I would not bother with the studio version, but this specific life version is something special because of the theatrics. When she started Babymetal when Suzuka was around 12, and Yui and Moa 10-11, Su was already a successful pop idol, as one of the members of Karin Girls. Babymetal itself was also part of an Idol group called Sakura Gakuin (Suzuka, Yui and Moa and 9 other members between 10-15 years old). After Suzuka left Sakura Gakuin (graduated due to being 15), Babymetal became a separate entity (Yui and Moa stayed in Sakura Gakuin for 2 more years while also touring with Babymetal). This concert was Suzuka's first birthday after leaving Sakura Gakuin and leaving her Idol status behind. There is both a lot of fictional lore, and even more real life lore.
I simply love it! People suggested me the two last songs of the show as well so I might check it out, because I’m really intrigued especially since I “know” the lore now. I kind of like the fact the story is about quitting that “pop life” to then hop on the metal train. Thanks for the comment 🤘
@@aevum_o small note about akatsuki (unfinished), it is a piano + vocals. Which is very rare for babymetal but this performance is very emotional. Just so you are not too surprised. There are also normal versions of akatsuki which is backed by some fast metal, even some of the melody has changed. Babymetal Death is very metal though.
Great reaction!! Yes, Babymetal has Lore. A rather complicated one too. I consider it as deep or even deeper then Star Wars, or Lord of The Ring lore. 🤣 The extreme summary of it; Babymetal were summoned by the Fox God (their fictional god of metal) to fight in the Metal Resistance, and save metal music, in a world where any music other than "pop" music were considered wrong or bad. That storyline though has ended in 2021 on their 10th anniversary, and Babymetal were then sealed away from the world (they went on a hiatus until 2023). In 2023, they were summoned again by the Fox God to explore the newly discovered Metalverse (metal multiverse). Mosh pit and circle pits usually happen in specific songs. Headbanger is a more interactive song where the crowd is expected to return the chants. It's usually played near the end of the show but never the finale. Suggestion of song with circle pit in mind would be: Babymetal - "Road of Resistance" Live in Japan (from Babymetal official channel). It is usually the fan favourite performance of it. (The guitar part of this song was written by the guitarist of Dragonforce.) This is usually the finale song. Anyway, keep diving into the Foxhole! (Babymetal version of the rabbithole) Enjoy!!! 🦊🦊🦊
Yeah I came to realize that this song is way more focused on that connection with the crowd. You’re not the first one to suggest Road of Resistance so I might look it up! Thanks for the little summary of the lore! It’s nice to know the backstory.
It's Hedoban, Hedoban, Hedoban, Hedoban. 🙂 (which means to headbang). As a Babymetal fan, when I go see Babymetal live, I never worry about Babymetal being at their best (they always give their all, hugely professional, extremely trained even when they were kids, etc.) I worry the crowd isn't gonna participate enough. Do Babymetal justice if you will. This song has so much crowd interaction, no time for a pit. LOL In some sense Babymetal is a live act, kind of like a musical and the music is almost like the vehicle for the delivery. Saying it's the background music to their show is to strong, but the album is not the center of attention, it's the live performance.
The full concert is on For The Fox God channel: LEGEND 1997 (2013) Full Concert. I have this on Blu-ray as well as LEGEND 1999 which featured Moa and Yui. 🦊 🖖❤
Nice reaction. Babymetal has learned their music history. Hitting the gong at the end of a show is a very old rock thing to do. Babymetal like to do tributes during their shows. Getting tired at the end was a tribute in a way to another group X Japan. Who famously would play until they got tired. During the song Death you'll see some more tributes Babymetal have done. This song is a lot of fun live. Babymetal are on tour now in the USA. Also, they have a movie concert coming out in theaters in the USA in December. Check your local listings. The foxhole is deep and full of surprises.
Ouh I’m intrigued about the movie! People have suggested me to check out death because as you say they pay tribute to a lot of artists. We love that and it also shows respect towards the ones before them!
@aevum_o the movie is a concert. I hope the DVD blue ray comes with lots of extras. Behind the scene stuff. They use to start their concerts with Death. Recently they started it again. They used "In the Name of" from the Metal Galaxy album. When you watch that. Watch the Legend S concert for it. They went all out for Su's 20th birthday.
Nice job👊🏽⚡️Your reaction to both the official song and video and now a live performance proves the point that 99.9% of Babymetal fans believe. Babymetal is a live band. The studio versions are great, but when a Babymetal crowd is rocking with the band……… 🫠🦊🤘🏾
Now you should react to the Legend 1997 version. No, not this one, but the opening of this same show. It starts with Ave Maria, then goes into another version of Headbanger. th-cam.com/video/mTOU45loQw8/w-d-xo.html
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Lol. The Kagerou video you reacted to was 100% live. If you can't tell that then you don't know much about music. The Headbanger performance is 10 years old. Of course it's going to sound different then the Kagerou video from recently. IDK how you could think Kagerou wasn't live. Wow. I guess you had to find something to bash them about. Gatekeeper in the house.
😂😂😂 I never said that Kagerou wasn’t live… I said “it sounded mixed” which could be explained by the fact that technology is way better nowadays. Thanks for watching though!
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In my opinion, this is far and away the best version of "Headbangeeeeerrrrr!!!!!" you're ever going to find!
Keep rockin’ BABYMETAL!!!
KITSUNE UP!!! 🤘🦊🤘
Nice one, thanks!
We all want to get a time machine (preferably mint-flavored, haha...) to go back in time to see this particular show. 😁
🤘🦊
Seems like one performance that everybody loves 🤘
@@aevum_o Yes, and you will understand it better when you watch "BABYMETAL DEATH" from that same show... but maybe it's too soon for you... 🤔😁
The whole show symbolizes their transition from a j-pop idol group sub-unit to a legit metal band. And that was a crazy way to close it.
Now seriously, I recommend to watch a few more songs, maybe some newer ones before that... thing I mentioned before. 😎
I saw them a month ago ❤ At Knotfest Argentina and it was amazing❤
I'm seeing them tomorrow, and I am 100 % sure that they will play Headbanger as the second to last song of the night
Have a good show🤘🤘
A lot of things and stories and lore moved, changed, evolved, added over 14 years, and the girls growing up, and for this particular show, 11 years ago, the year they started to go viral in the west.
Even all the different 45 minutes to an hour fan guides or documentaries on them only scratch the surface of all those years, and before.
At BABYMETAL‘s live shows, the crowd really feels like an additional member of the band. That’s fun to see as a viewer, and even more fun to be part of.
Must be an incredible vibe to be there!
The early songs were so brilliant. They put the crowd parts on the album. So everyone knew when to shout. If you listen to the official version of Headbanger you can hear the crowd parts.
Very good reaction. Now that you know the story line behind this concert, I suggest you to do 'Death' from this same Legend 97. Is the darkest, heaviest, brutalest thing you are going to see today and tomorrow.
Thank you! And it’s definitely on my last to look it up now!
Great reaction. That was very insightful of you to think their concerts might have a story line. Their 'Legend' shows (especially the early ones - Legends I, D and Z, Legend 1999, Legend 1997 and others) most certainly did have their own story lines which progressed the BABYMETAL lore.
The more recent 'Legend' shows still do that, but possibly it is even more tongue in cheek than the earliest ones. Basiclaly it is all good fun and it makes their concerts more than just watching a band play their songs and more like a well crafted theatrical performance and an experience for the audience.
GAnimal83 already did a great job explaining the Legend 1997 storyline (and if you can find the whole concert to watch at some point you really will enjoy it). In the meantime I would suggest watching the opening ceremony (a theatrical piece set to Schubert's 'Ave Maria' followed by an obviously and deliberately lipsynced dance remix of 'Headbanger, Night of 15 Remix').
Also the two songs which followed this version of 'Headbanger' that you just watched - 'Akatsuki - unfinished version' and 'BABYMETAL DEATH' live at Legend 1997.
BABYMETAL's songs are written for live performances and with the crowd interaction taken fully into account - the choreo is designed for that interaction, to give the crowd their cues when to jump, chant, pump their fists, headbang, form walls of death or whatever.
Again you were absolutely right, the crowd plays a huge part in the performance.
They have many walls of death and circle pits - but what happens or what is appropriate for each song may differ.
'Headbanger' is a song more for jumping and singing along (and in some performances you will see the whole crowd on their knees bowing to the girls in a "dogeza" bow (I think I got that right) where their foreheads touch the ground).
This performance - yes give a couple of 14 year old girls smoke cannons to play with, you just know they're going to have fun!🦊🤘🦊
I think that when I’ll have a little bit of time I’ll watch the full concert that’s for sure! I think it’s really cool that they add a story line to their shows, it makes it even more interesting to witness.
The crowd is definitely put in the forefront of what they do and it’s amazing for fans, but also a good move overall I believe.
Thanks for the comment 🙏
@@aevum_o Their live concerts are on another level. When I go to see any other band I'm hoping that the band will be on form and will put on a great show.
When I go to see BABYMETAL that is never a concern, I know that will be the case. They never give less than 100% quality, energy and effort for every song in every concert - my concern before the show is that the crowd won't meet BABYMETAL's standards.
Great reaction! And very insightful, too! Ganimal83 and Grington300 (and many others) gave you a lot of information about the "Legend" concerts already, so I don´t repeat them.
This performance was my introduction to BABYMETAL. A student of mine showed it to me in 2016 (2 weeks before they performed in Cologne, Germany. I live nearby... well, sold out already, months before 😔) I fell into the Foxhole after 1.5 Minutes, and I don´t regret anything😉 Such a great performance, at such young age!
I finally saw them live last year, in Cologne, Germany, and it was phenomenal! They played "Headbangeeeeerrrrr!!!!!!", of course! 😄 Sadly, they don´t use the gong (nor the fog guns) anymore, I loved to think "it ain´t over ´til the skinny girl hits the gong!"🤣 Anyhow, their performances are still off the scale regarding crowd energy. Their US tour this year is sheer madness, too. The interactions between them and their crowds... priceless!
If they cross your way some day, get a ticket to see them live!
Feel like the gong should come back! If they ever pass by my city I’ll be really tempted to buy tickets. Now I feel like I need to witness all of that live 🤘
@@aevum_o I would appretiate it so much, if they let the gong return, even it is for just one performance. At least it should be a future performance I happen to witness 🤣 Yes, you personally need to witness them live! They are awesome! And so much fun!
Nice reaction.. I love this headbanger's performance
Thanks 🙏
I got to see them perform this song live twice last year at the TH-cam Theater in L.A. and it was fantastic, and I will be seeing them again on Dec. 4th and 5th in Anaheim at the House of Blues, and I can't wait.
Have good shows 🤘
Welcome to the Babymetal Universe and Foxhole. A good choice introduction to Monsters ladies Babymetal if you are reacting to them for the first time.
"Headbanger" Legend 1997 Apocalypse:- This concert is an epic show celebrating Babymetal Su-Metal (Suzuka Nakamoto) 16th Birthday 🎉 or Seitansai @ the Makuhari Messe. Spot the Pikachu in the middle of the crowd, you won't miss it!. After this react to "BABYMETAL DEATH" @ the same concert, you will see homage tribute to METALLICA, X JAPAN 🇯🇵 & ALICE COOPER. Not to forget "Road Of Resistance" live in Japan 🇯🇵. No two of BABYMETAL songs are the same.
Headbanger (Babymetal song):-
"Headbangeeeeerrrrr!!!!!" (ヘドバンギャー！！, Hedobangyā!!) is a single by the Japanese heavy metal band Babymetal. Released in Japan on July 4, 2012 in promotion for the album Sakura Gakuin 2012 Nendo: My Generation, the single serves as the third single from the debut album Babymetal. It is also the band's first solo audio release to be released commercially.
•Single: Babymetal.
•Album: Babymetal and Sakura Gakuin 2012. •Nendo: My Generation.
•Language: Japanese.
•Released: July 4, 2012.
•Genre: Power Metal, Heavy Metal.
•Length: 14:44.
•Label: Juonbu.
•Songwriter: Edometal, Nakametal, Narasaki.
•Producer: Kobametal.
•Narametal: (arrangement).
Babymetal singles chronology:-
"Babymetal / Kiba of Akiba": (2012)
"Headbangeeeeerrrrr!!!!!": (2012)
"Ijime, Dame, Zettai": (2013)
Background and release:-
Unlike previous tracks released by the band, which had her vocal recorded in segments within the songs, Nakamoto had her lines recorded in a single take several times. She had been told to sing and find a story within the music. By the time she had comprehended the story behind the lyrics, she grew capable of singing the entire song naturally. When Mizuno and Kikuchi listened to her shouting "Headbangeeeeerrrrr!!!!!" for the first time, they felt as if they had seen another cool side of her, surprised by the vocal power. Additionally, the single introduced the members to the whispering style of singing, with the A-side's "Kiero!" (Disappear!) and the B-side's "Uki Uki Midnight". Kobametal was inspired to Ko use it to contrast traditional death growls.
"Headbangeeeeerrrrr!!!!!" was announced as a single on April 27, 2012, with a release date set for July 7, 2012. The single was released in two versions: a standard edition, available via CD and digital formats, and a physical limited Hedo-ban ("Head edition"), which contains a CD and a "neck corset" (actually a cervical collar) for headbanging training.[5] Both editions of the single feature the songs "Headbangeeeeerrrrr!!!!!" and "Uki Uki ★ Midnight" (ウ・キ・ウ・キ★ミッドナイト, "Exhilarating Midnight"), along with instrumental versions (labeled as "Air Vocal ver."). The standard version contains an enhanced CD with a bonus music video of "Babymetal Death", which can only be played on a computer. The artwork of the standard edition depicts a lyric in the song, specifically when the girl is headbanging with the corset, with the crimson-colored moon in the background, as well as the band name appearing at the top. The limited edition artwork depicts a temple scripture of the "Corset of Legend" with the song title spelled out in the middle.
Before the physical international release of the song, its title was written ambiguously as either "Head Bangya!!" or "Headbangeeeeerrrrr!!!!!", the latter of which is officially used in the international re-release of Babymetal and all future releases. The music video uploaded to the band's TH-cam channel initially had the former name, though it was switched to the latter in 2015; the version uploaded by Toy's Factory consistently retained the official title.
Tekina Remix:-
During the live performances Legend "D" Su-metal Seitansai at Akasaka Blitz on December 20, 2012, and Legend "1997" Su-metal Seitansai at Makuhari Messe on December 21, 2012, a remix titled "Night of 15 mix." was performed, containing more elements of electronic music. The former took place on Suzuka Nakamoto's actual fifteenth birthday, while the latter was the opening song for the concert. Remixed by DJ'Tekina//Something, the song was later released as part of Social Reform promotional editions of the single "Ijime, Dame, Zettai", and later appeared on DJ'Tekina//Something's remix album Kawa-EDM (2016), re-subtitled as "Tekina Remix".
KamiBand:-
The KamiBand are the instrumentalists (or backing band) in BABYMETAL - Each member is a "god (Kami) of music" summoned by The Fox God stage by stage. All the Kamis are male except for the Babymetal girls. The Kami Band wear corpse face paint and white robes depicting Japanese 🇯🇵 spirit. The Kami Band have their own jobs and side-projects in addition to BABYMETAL.
Babymetal original Trio:-
•Suzuka Nakamoto: Su-Metal (2010 - present).
•Moa Kikuchi: Moametal (2010 - present).
•Yui Mizuno: Yuimetal (2010 - Left Babymetal in 2018 due to undisclosed health issue).
•Momoko Okazaki: Momometal (2023 - present).
Current & Past Members Of Kami Band Who Perform At The "MAKUHARI MESSE":-
•Leda Cygnus (Guitar, ESP BLACK CUSTOM).
•Mikio Fujioka (Guitar, ESP BLACK & GREY CUSTOM) R.I.P January 2018.
•Daisuke 'BOH' Bohte (Bass, ATELIER Z BETA 6, Boh'S CUSTOM 6).
•Aoyama Hideki (Drums, YAMAHA Signature).
Lyrics Overview:-
Brilliantly disturb the legendary black hair
伝説の黒髪を華麗に乱し
This crazy blooming flower disappears quickly
狂い咲くこの華は はかなく消える
Headbang Headbang Headbang Headbang
ヘドバン ヘドバン ヘドバン ヘドバン
Headbang Headbang Bang Bang Babang
ヘドバン ヘドバン バンバン ババン
Headbang Headbang Headbang Headbang
ヘドバン ヘドバン ヘドバン ヘドバン
Headbang Headbang Bang Bang Babang
ヘドバン ヘドバン バンバン ババン
Headbang Headbang Headbang Headbang
ヘドバン ヘドバン ヘドバン ヘドバン
Headbang Headbang Bang Bang Babang
ヘドバン ヘドバン バンバン ババン
Headbang Headbang Headbang Headbang
ヘドバン ヘドバン ヘドバン ヘドバン
It's time to come, don't hesitate anymore
さぁ時は来た もう迷わない 握りしめたの 18きっぷ
To the east To the west To the south To the north Assault on Dosen today
東へ西へ 南へ北へ 今日もドセンに突撃
Good (Koiya!) Poor (Koiya!) Upright immobility
上手 (こいや!) 下手 (こいや!) 直立不動 仰け反り
Reverse die (from) Fence die (from) Koro die (from) Folding
逆ダイ (からの) 柵ダイ (からの) コロダイ (からの) 折りたたみ
I will never forget 15 nights
15の夜を忘れはしない
The crybaby disappears from here
泣き虫なヤツは ここから消え失せろ
Brilliantly disturb the legendary black hair
伝説の黒髪を華麗に乱し
This crazy blooming flower disappears quickly
狂い咲くこの華は はかなく消える
I will never return for a short time
もう二度と戻らない わずかな時を
15 nights carved in this chest
この胸に刻むんだ 15の夜を
Hirari ddancesin the air
ひらり 宙に舞う
Headbanger!
ヘドバンギャーッ!
I will never forget 15 nights
15の夜を忘れはしない
The crybaby disappears from here
泣き虫なヤツは ここから消えろ
I will never forget 15 nights
15の夜を忘れはしない
The one who gets in the way disappears immediately
邪魔をするヤツは 即座に消え失せろ
Brilliantly disturb the legendary black hair
伝説の黒髪を華麗に乱し
This crazy blooming flower disappears quickly
狂い咲くこの華は はかなく消える
I will never return for a short time
もう二度と戻らない わずかな時を
15 nights carved in this chest
この胸に刻むんだ 15の夜を
Brilliantly disturb the legendary black hair
伝説の黒髪を華麗に乱し
This crazy blooming flower disappears quickly
狂い咲くこの華は はかなく消える
I can't go back for a short time
もう二度と戻れない わずかな時を
15 nights carved into memories
思い出に刻むんだ 15の夜を
Hirari dances in the air
ひらり 宙に舞う
Headbang Headbang Headbang Headbang
ヘドバン ヘドバン ヘドバン ヘドバン
Headbang Headbang Bang Bang Babang
ヘドバン ヘドバン バンバン ババン
Headbang Headbang Headbang Headbang
ヘドバン ヘドバン ヘドバン ヘドバン
Headbang Headbang Headbanger!
ヘドバン ヘドバン ヘドバンギャーッ!
Headbang Headbang Headbang Headbang
ヘドバン ヘドバン ヘドバン ヘドバン
Headbang Headbang Headbang Headbang
ヘドバン ヘドバン ヘドバン ヘドバン
Headbang Headbang Headbang Headbang
ヘドバン ヘドバン ヘドバン ヘドバン
Source: LyricFind
Songwriters: Edo Metal / Naka Metal / Narasaki
Headbanger!!!!! lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Kitsune Up 🦊🦊🦊🤘🤘🤘🇯🇵🇸🇬 #notacult.
Not gonna lie, it took me a while to read that 😂 thanks for the suggestions though! I feel like I need to watch the end of this performance now 🤘
Great reaction and insights while you watch, thank you!
In case no one else mentioned, this is the second time they performed Headbanger during Legend 1997. The first (which is also the opener for the concert) features an operatic opening and a house/remix style, and Su-Metal taking on the mantle of the overarching storyline for the show.
Don't mention 'Headbanger - Night of 15 Re-Mix', 'Ganimal83' will get on me for liking it so much.😁 🦊 🖖❤
Thanks to you for watching! And yeah someone mentioned this more electronic version which sparks my curiosity too.
Yeeeeees! Vendo pan!!!
Btw, it was me the one who made that comment, so thanks for the mention!
Headbanger has been part of the on core section of their presentations for the last years.
Also, yes, there is an extensive lore component to BabyMetal which is really cool.
Last, there are special versions of this song to celebrate Moa and Momo’s birthdays, you should check those out too, if you do, you’ll get why the #notacult meme is a thing.
😂😂 it infiltrated my head and I can’t unhear it now. I’m really curious to look up the other versions that’s for sure! Thanks again for the comments 🙏
👍👍An awesome, awesome performance.🔥🔥🔥 I experienced this live recently and Moa and Momo were headbanging so hard.🦊🦊 🖖❤
💯, Facts! They are an unstoppable musical drug, and I am addicted with no cure 😆.
🤘🦊
Starting more and more to want to witness this live too 🔥
@@aevum_o It's only been a week and a half since I went to their show, already have the post-concert blues, as I want to see another 😆
Babymetal is a bucket list item and when you've seen them, they remain a bucket list item, because you want to see them again. 🙂
@@autohmae They get their own bucket 😆
Nice reaction! This performance is sensational.
Thanks 🙏
Thanks for the video and your comments. The Legend 97 concert was indeed legendary. The girls, at first, when they were guest stars on TV shows, would ask fans to sing certain parts of the songs. Now it's a tradition: Su raises her mic and the crowd shouts "ki-e-ro."
This is what makes it a good live show 🤘
They are incredible live and this concert is pure theatre worth getting what ever your guilty pleasure is and sitting one night to watch it from start to finish 🦊
And if you think that is crazy you should see what they did next at the Budokan before coming to the UK to win over basically an Iron Maiden crowd of 55000 who had mostly never heard of them at Sonisphere,the day i fell down the Foxhole 😃
Rondo of Nightmare live with the mischief's of metal gods intro from 2014 Budokan Black night if you want to see the Kami band cut loose 😉
Keeping notes here 📝 I’ll definitely take some time to look up the full show! Budokan performance seems like something I’d like to look up as well thanks!
It was during my first watching of this performance that I came to realize that at any point they could say "now go forth and pillage the city," and it would happen 🦊🦊🦊
😂😂
Awesome reaction! And if you can’t get “Vando Pan” out of your head, I can help:
_Hit the bong!! Hit the bong!! Hit the bong!! Bong! Bong! Ba-Bong!!!_ 😂
In earlier shows, Babymetal definitely incorporated a story arc much more. This show was Dec 2013, and Babymetal just became independent from their original parent Idol Group.
*The story from “Legend 1997”:*
The Fox God, god of metal, summoned Babymetal to fight the “Big Bad Idol Industry”, which has oppressed Metal music. To do this, Babymetal infiltrates the Idol Industry, to fuse J-Pop with Metal to “destroy it from the inside”.
This show represents Babymetal, and more specifically, Su-metal’s transition from J-Pop Idol to Metal, and serves as her “Sweet 16th Special” concert.
First 9 songs of 14 are played to a backing track with a fake band in skeleton costumes (“Baby Bones”). Starting with an EDM and fully lip sync’ed version of Headbanger.
The setlist starts poppy and gets heavier as the show continues. Culminating in a 5-song encore with the real band, the Kami Band.
They are the “Spirits/Gods” (Kamis) of guitar, bass, and drums summoned by The Fox God to assist Babymetal’s mission.
This performance, shows Su-metal “succumbing” to the epic fight to “save” metal. The next song is a sad ballad version of “Akatsuki” (Unfinished Version), followed by the their most brutally heavy “BABYMETAL DEATH” as a closer, marking the “death” of Su-metal’s mortal / idol self, and her ascension to a Metal Goddess.
Want to see some pits? Maybe a good’ol wall of death?
*Road of Resistance (Official Live):* Babymetal, but Dragonforce style. Herman Li and Sam Totman played the guitars for the studio version too!
🤘🦊
Yo this is so interesting! It definitely felt like there was something happening there so I’m glad I wasn’t wrong and to know what the story is just makes it even better.
Would you also say that their albums are concept albums?
Makes me wonder if I can find the whole performance of the show and listen to it.
Thanks again for the info and I think I’m down for Road of Resistance 🤘
@@aevum_o Their most recent album is the only "concept" album, with 10 songs, each taking after a fantasy story. Their lore is fun, but all over the place, and really not "needed" to enjoy the music.
You can of course search for full concerts online, they are there. But, don't expect to ever get that as a reaction on TH-cam, lol. You'll get copyright nuked instantly.
Honestly, the best way is just to pick and choose songs you wanna react to, and enjoy the journey. Eventually, you'll just get to know a lot through comments, and Google.
When yer up to it, and if it's your thing, there is an amazing guide on Babymetal you can react to, ~40 mins or so ("The Not So Extensive Guide to Babymetal"). Could be a fun gig and you'll learn their whole backstory and how they came up!
@aevum_o I second the recommendation of "The not so extensive guide to BABYMETAL". It´s great fun to watch, and to learn! 😄
@@Ganimal83thanks for the hints about the copyright 😂 I’m definitely curious to learn more so I might check up the guide you’re talking about! Thanks 🙏
@@aevum_o Hell yeah man, can't wait!
😂😂😂
Never said Kagerou wasn’t live… I said “it sounded more mixed” which could totally make sense since the technology is way better nowadays.
Thanks for watching though!
Take no notice of SirGreenDay. 9 times out of 10 he seems to want to put people off reacting to BABYMETAL with either snide comments or insults.
You are right and the BluRay recordings where these videos come from are subjected to some post production and tidying up etc (but maybe not as much as some people think since BABYMETAL really are so good live).
Great reaction!🤘🦊♪
Thank you!! 😁
As a Spaniard I can damn you for saying the "vendo pan" thing. My life will never be the same from now
😂😂 welcome to the club
Great reaction! Thank you! 🤘🦊🤘
I see you like Headbanger.
Good news, there is way more for you.
A few more memorable ones for me:
* Headbanger - live at Makuhari Messe 2023 . This is how far the interaction between Babymetal and The One goes. The best 2 minutes of it.
* Moabanger - MOAMETAL 20th birthday
* Momobanger - MOMOMETAL last day of her 20th year.
🦊🤘
Also the performance for Su’s graduation from Sakura Gakuin 2012
Thanks I’ll put that on my list!
Awesome reaction and insights, you absolutely need to watch Babymetal Death from the same concert, It's the FoxGod seal who shuts the mouth of any metal elitist 🤟🦊
Thank you! I feel like it’s a must now to watch this performance.
Su-Metal's 16th birthday party on 21st December 2013 (the day after her birthday). As she climbed the steps at the end did you notice "Happy Birthday" was written on Boh's (the bass player) head?
Ouh I didn’t notice that!
Why SuMetal have that death stare:
“ I stand here holding this mic up like an idiot while THOSE two have fun with the smoke thingys…”
I’d be pissed too 😉
😂😂 to each their responsibilities I guess?
I was really pleased when I turned my computer on and saw you were reacting to this performance. Which is kind of required viewing for anyone interested in Babymetal. Fantastic reaction. You really touched on many of the reasons Babymetal is so popular with the fans. There is always that incredible energy with the audience. Babymetal and the fans together are referred to as The ONE which-I think-really lets you know where everybodie's heart is at. I'd like to suggest if you want to see circle pits you've got to see "Road of Resistance, Live in Japan." A truly classic and epic performance oh and Babymetal will always leave you feeling better. Here''s the link: th-cam.com/video/zTEYUFgLveY/w-d-xo.html
P.s. I always thought that Hedoban was just a cute pronunciation of Headbanger. Only recently found out they're actually calling out to Hedoban the Kami/god of metal.
Oh wow, didn’t know that’s Hedobang referred to, haha. I thought the same thing!! Good to know!
I also thought it was maybe just a way to pronounce it! Thanks for the comments and looking forward to checking “Road of Resistance” 😉
Some concerts do tell a story. Legend 1997 is a masterpiece in theatrical story telling.
So this concert is Nakamoto Suzuka's 16th birthday and this concert celebrates her life and sacrifice, from pop idol and transformation to metal godess.
The statue behind the stage resembles three things Maria, Lady Justice (nod to Metalica) and it has Suzuka's face. The show starts with Yui and Moa brining the head-brace to the foot of the statue. Followed by an EDM version of Headbanger, as if she is a Pop Idol, with lots of dancers including badly lipsyncing to the song.
There are also little intro animations in front of the songs narating the story.
For the last 5 songs the Kami Band was send by the Fox God to help Suzuka (The Kami band were not playing full concerts yet, from this point on they do) in spreading the Metal message.
The last three songs are called "The Trilogy of Death" by the fans. Headbanger, is the call for Suzuka to help spread the Metal message. Akatsuki (unfinished) is where Suzuka reflects on her life as she knows she will be sacrificed to become something else, tonight. Followed by Babymetal Death.
I suggest you watch these last two songs after this.
Babymetal Death is to me a less interesting song, it is used normally as their first song to warm up the crowd and themselves, so personally I would not bother with the studio version, but this specific life version is something special because of the theatrics.
When she started Babymetal when Suzuka was around 12, and Yui and Moa 10-11, Su was already a successful pop idol, as one of the members of Karin Girls. Babymetal itself was also part of an Idol group called Sakura Gakuin (Suzuka, Yui and Moa and 9 other members between 10-15 years old). After Suzuka left Sakura Gakuin (graduated due to being 15), Babymetal became a separate entity (Yui and Moa stayed in Sakura Gakuin for 2 more years while also touring with Babymetal). This concert was Suzuka's first birthday after leaving Sakura Gakuin and leaving her Idol status behind.
There is both a lot of fictional lore, and even more real life lore.
I simply love it! People suggested me the two last songs of the show as well so I might check it out, because I’m really intrigued especially since I “know” the lore now. I kind of like the fact the story is about quitting that “pop life” to then hop on the metal train. Thanks for the comment 🤘
@@aevum_o small note about akatsuki (unfinished), it is a piano + vocals. Which is very rare for babymetal but this performance is very emotional. Just so you are not too surprised.
There are also normal versions of akatsuki which is backed by some fast metal, even some of the melody has changed.
Babymetal Death is very metal though.
BABY METAL🔥🤘🦊🤘🔥
You must react to Babymetal DEATH make sure you get the live legend 97 version also SIS ANGER black babymetal
Taking notes 📝
Great reaction!!
Yes, Babymetal has Lore. A rather complicated one too. I consider it as deep or even deeper then Star Wars, or Lord of The Ring lore. 🤣
The extreme summary of it;
Babymetal were summoned by the Fox God (their fictional god of metal) to fight in the Metal Resistance, and save metal music, in a world where any music other than "pop" music were considered wrong or bad. That storyline though has ended in 2021 on their 10th anniversary, and Babymetal were then sealed away from the world (they went on a hiatus until 2023).
In 2023, they were summoned again by the Fox God to explore the newly discovered Metalverse (metal multiverse).
Mosh pit and circle pits usually happen in specific songs. Headbanger is a more interactive song where the crowd is expected to return the chants. It's usually played near the end of the show but never the finale.
Suggestion of song with circle pit in mind would be:
Babymetal - "Road of Resistance" Live in Japan (from Babymetal official channel). It is usually the fan favourite performance of it. (The guitar part of this song was written by the guitarist of Dragonforce.) This is usually the finale song.
Anyway, keep diving into the Foxhole! (Babymetal version of the rabbithole)
Enjoy!!! 🦊🦊🦊
Yeah I came to realize that this song is way more focused on that connection with the crowd. You’re not the first one to suggest Road of Resistance so I might look it up!
Thanks for the little summary of the lore! It’s nice to know the backstory.
It's Hedoban, Hedoban, Hedoban, Hedoban. 🙂 (which means to headbang).
As a Babymetal fan, when I go see Babymetal live, I never worry about Babymetal being at their best (they always give their all, hugely professional, extremely trained even when they were kids, etc.)
I worry the crowd isn't gonna participate enough. Do Babymetal justice if you will.
This song has so much crowd interaction, no time for a pit. LOL
In some sense Babymetal is a live act, kind of like a musical and the music is almost like the vehicle for the delivery. Saying it's the background music to their show is to strong, but the album is not the center of attention, it's the live performance.
Yeah I came to realize that they really put that fan interaction on the forefront. It becomes an experience to witness one of their live shows.
The full concert is on For The Fox God channel: LEGEND 1997 (2013) Full Concert. I have this on Blu-ray as well as LEGEND 1999 which featured Moa and Yui. 🦊 🖖❤
Taking notes 📝
VENDO PAN VENDO PAN!
😂😂😂
Correction:
Hit the bong! Hit the bong! 🤣
🔥🤘🦊🤘🔥
Nice reaction. Babymetal has learned their music history. Hitting the gong at the end of a show is a very old rock thing to do. Babymetal like to do tributes during their shows. Getting tired at the end was a tribute in a way to another group X Japan. Who famously would play until they got tired. During the song Death you'll see some more tributes Babymetal have done. This song is a lot of fun live. Babymetal are on tour now in the USA. Also, they have a movie concert coming out in theaters in the USA in December. Check your local listings. The foxhole is deep and full of surprises.
Ouh I’m intrigued about the movie! People have suggested me to check out death because as you say they pay tribute to a lot of artists. We love that and it also shows respect towards the ones before them!
@aevum_o the movie is a concert. I hope the DVD blue ray comes with lots of extras. Behind the scene stuff. They use to start their concerts with Death. Recently they started it again. They used "In the Name of" from the Metal Galaxy album. When you watch that. Watch the Legend S concert for it. They went all out for Su's 20th birthday.
They recently toured in Latin America but headbanger wasn't on the setlist, so we couldn't chant "Vendo pan, vendo pan" very sad
I’m surprised! It seems to be one of their most known and loved song.
You need to react to the live version of Rondo of Nightmare
Adding it to the list! 📝
Nice job👊🏽⚡️Your reaction to both the official song and video and now a live performance proves the point that 99.9% of Babymetal fans believe. Babymetal is a live band. The studio versions are great, but when a Babymetal crowd is rocking with the band……… 🫠🦊🤘🏾
Third video huh?
Well, the Foxhole has you now!
Maybe 🤫
You need to watch Versailles Revenant Choir live
Aldious Dominator live Radiant A at O East
And Lovebites Scream for Me live Daughters of the Dawn.
Taking notes 📝
Now you should react to the Legend 1997 version. No, not this one, but the opening of this same show. It starts with Ave Maria, then goes into another version of Headbanger.
th-cam.com/video/mTOU45loQw8/w-d-xo.html
Yeah some people told me it’s a more electronic version as well! I’ll try to check it out thanks!
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🎸If possible react to their live performance or play through 🎸
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🥁If possible react to their live performance or play through 🥁
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The Jazz Avenger🎵
Kyoto Tachibana SHS band🎵
Lol. The Kagerou video you reacted to was 100% live. If you can't tell that then you don't know much about music.
The Headbanger performance is 10 years old. Of course it's going to sound different then the Kagerou video from recently.
IDK how you could think Kagerou wasn't live. Wow.
I guess you had to find something to bash them about. Gatekeeper in the house.
😂😂😂
I never said that Kagerou wasn’t live…
I said “it sounded mixed” which could be explained by the fact that technology is way better nowadays.
Thanks for watching though!