This was definitely not a crowd that was prepared for Babymetal. You hit the nail on the head about that. By contrast, Sonisphere 2014 was another crowd that was not prepared for them, but they were a massive crowd of Metalheads, and by the end of the set they were a massive crowd of Converts! Awesome, awesome job! Please react to BABYMETAL - Road of Resistance - Live in Japan (OFFICIAL) th-cam.com/video/zTEYUFgLveY/w-d-xo.html It is absolutely what you just asked for, a live performance with amazing audience participation! However I will say that no matter where or what size venue from the tiniest theatre to the largest arena, if it's a Babymetal audience, you will get a massive crowd participation throughout!
Glastonbury is a pop festival not metal. so for Babymetal to play there and get a reaction from the crowd is good but nothing like a true metal festival where most of the crowd knew who Babymetal was. and if you watch more of the videos from this festival you will Babymetal did have a small mosh pit at a pop festival. they were trying. lol. funny you say you wouldn't have heard of them from UK since there Babymetal has almost sold out wembley in 2016. they were just there at brixton. they come to download frequently. and their biggest beginning gig was Sonispere 2014 that showed the world three little Japanese girls could go to a metal festival and kick ass.
It really wasnt the best idea to book a band this far from the traditional sets that glastonbury caters for and then to announce it so late that the people who would go and see it didnt really get a look in....
also, it can be hard to get into songs where they sing a language you don't understand. I know for a lot of people that's part of why they don't like K-Pop, J-Pop, etc....not because of the music, but not understanding the lyrics turns off a lot of people
A bunch of Japanese people going absolutely mad. That video is insane. Asia has definitely picked up the rock banner. Bands like Babymetal, DOES, Ningen Isu, and even the Hu from Mongolia, really are keeping rock and metal alive in a big way.
Babymetal is well known in metal circles, but Glastonbury is not metal oriented. They do have a big following in the UK, and have headlined Wembley arena on their own.
emperor chop chop i never knew that... it’s odd how they sell tickets before announcing everyone, babymetal fans and fans of other artists probably never got the chance to buy them to see them live because of this :/
I'm Irish and have been a fan for years now. I'm going to one of their shows in the UK next year. The audience here wouldn't be their normal fans, but as their set progressed you could see people really getting in to it.
the official video was way more fun tbh. it was made from footage of an actual Babymetal concert so the crowd is way more hype! also F.Hero was actually present at that performance
Oh for the record Glastonbury has multiple stages, BM perforned on the Other stage which is the second biggest. They are the first Japanese group to play Glastonbury as well.
Hey Drew! Nice reaction! You're right about Glastonbury, it's a pop festival really. As well all the tickets were sold before the lineups were announced so BabyMetal fans who didn't know they were going to play there couldn't get tickets. That all being said, I saw the whole stream live and by the time the band started playing KARATE a moshpit formed.... at Glastonbury! They won over the crowd and it was totally the right call for them to play there.
💕 ⚡ 👋 ! / 🌞 That was quite a run. BABYMETAL played their first concerts of the year at Yokohama Arena on June 28th & 29th, then Glastonbury on the 30th. They had the next day off, then played O2 Academy Brixton the day after that (July 2nd). By all accounts the Brixton show was lit, but that was a headlining show, so the crowd was there for BABYMETAL. They played both 'Starlight' and 'Syncopation' for the first time outside of Japan.
Also a lot of western fans that are particular Babymetal fans are more introvert. And would not totally be jumping and bouncing into eachother like the regular crowd for other bands would. And the show they put up is first class. There are not many bands that sound that close to their recording sound. They are that good. So even for non fans they are a delight to see on stage.
Bear in mind also that Babymetal were not booked onto the Glastonbury play list until after the festival was already sold out. Very few of that crowd were at the festival with the intention of seeing this band and most were surprised that they were there at all.
this is what happen to pop crowd when Babymetal give them speed metal :P every time me hear PA PA YA!! from Glastonbury , i just have to listen the official video of this song.
They were on early at 2.30 and yes the crowd were a bit unenthusiastic, but by the end of the set the crowd were won over..even had a mosh pit going !. A couple of days after this they played at Brixton... There's plenty of fancam videos, including one from the mosh pit during whole concert, it's like a pack of piranhas at feeding time ! .. check out karate live at download 2016, or "Ijime Dame Zettai" sonisphere 2014 and then "Road of Resistance" live in Japan.... And you'll see exactly what makes Baby Metal special !
I think most people have said the same thing... BABYMETAL did a 45 minute set on the Other Stage (right when Sir David Attenborough was on the main stage followed by Kylie). But they still got a good sized crowd. Yes it wasn't their usual crowd and at the start the crowd was quite subdued but by the end they were definitely alot more into the music. All the songs are on TH-cam from Glastonbury and if you want to watch them in order the set was 1) Megitsune 2) Elevator Girl 3) Shanti 4) Distortion 5) PA PA YA!! 6) Gimme Chocolate!! 7) KARATE 8) Road of Resistance It should be noted the two days before the Glastonbury show (the Sunday) they played two 20,000 person gigs in Japan then flew direct, played Glastonbury the next day and then the O2 in Brixton, London before heading back to Japan for two more concerts! As a suggestion compare the crowd in the official MV for PA PA YA! - that was recorded a week later in Japan - and you can see what one of their live arena shows is like :D. As for ages Su the lead singer is now 21 and Moa turned 20 four days after Glastonbury.. (the other girl is Riho, one of three dancers that rotate to fill the spot left when Yui left the group last year).
@@MarkSpohn77 I knew I had read 20, it was a passing glimpse of an article. It's still a good number of venues though for a foreign band that isn't a household name.
The festival was sold out for months before Babymetal was added to the ticket, so not a lot of fans, and this was a pop festival, and not a rock or metal festival, so definitely out of their element. But the further they went into the set, the more the crowd responded. They made some fans that day, and had amazing energy considering this was on a Sunday afternoon, and they played a big show in Yokohama on Saturday night just hours before. Babymetal is something of a reverse import, they had a cult following in Japan, but broke big in the metal/rock community in the west, which then brought a lot of interest in the rock community in Japan. Their last album broke the Billboard Top 40, which you don't see Japanese artists do. They transcend language and countries, truly an international fan base. They sold out Wembley SE Arena. Karate from Download 2016 is a good video of them playing in England to a crowd; Road of Resistance Live in Japan is a good crowd reaction in Japan. Ijime, Dame, Zettai live at Sonishpere 2014 is another good video.
Nice reaction, Drew. You're right, Glastonbury is not their typical crowd. They did win more and more of the crowd over as their set went on, however, and I recall at least one moshpit by the end. The sound mixing and mic'ing of the drums were bad on the stream for this show. The official music video has amazing live footage and shows the featured artist, Thai rapper F. Hero, but it uses studio audio and Amuse is trigger happy on blocking reactions to it. Su and Moa are 21 and 20 now. Yui left the band last year. The new third girl, Riho, is one of three rotating support dancers (she's not mic'ed like Moa) filling in Yui's spot in the formation. There's no full, permanent replacement for Yui, at least not yet, and there may never be. Road of Resistance (Live in Japan) is an unmissable classic for crowd interaction. Ijime, Dame, Zettai (Live at Sonisphere 2014) is also important as their first major performance outside of Japan where they won over a huge crowd of metalheads. Check out Rondo of Nightmare with the Mischiefs of God Intro for a powerful solo performance by young Su and solos by the musicians. If you're into complex prog metal a la Dream Theater, check out the Tokyo Dome performance of Tales of the Destinies and The One as a single video on Daily Motion: www.dailymotion.com/video/x5ggoil.
Great reaction video. as suggested before : Babymetal Karate live in download 2016(in the pouring rain) or Babymetal - Ijime Dame Zettai live in Sonisphere 2014. The Glastonbury crowd didn`t go as mad as the audience at their own gigs - especially in Japan - because they were new to Babymetal, but they sure made a lot of new fans. I do love this video for the fact you can see the sheer joy of the girls performing
You're not going to fall in love with this early-rusty-comeback of a performance at a festival that isn't very metalheavy ! You need to check the download UK live performances if you want some crowd feedback. They're 21-20 there by the way so they've grown up :)
First off Babymetal is huge in the UK this is the first time they've ever played at Glastonbury festival watch the video for karate live at download festival 2016 you'll see a huge difference in the crowd reaction
@J Dizzle The BBC version definitely has fewer copyright issues than the official 'PA PA YA!!' video from Japan. Too bad the sound was so #$@&%*-ed up on the Glastonbury stream. It looks like both BAND-MAID and BABYMETAL sets will be streamed from Summer Sonic Tokyo on August 17th. I'm planning on getting up at 3AM Pacific time for the BABYMETAL set. Hopefully it will be captured and the videos stay up.
The band was formed in 2010, and consisted of Suzuka Nakamoto as "Su-metal" 21yo 12yo when the band formed (Vocal and Dance), Moa Kikuchi as "Moametal" 18yo 10yo when the band formed (Scream and Dance), and former member Yui Mizuno as "Yuimetal" 18yo 10yo when the band formed (Scream and Dance), however In October 2018, she left the group due to an undisclosed reason after not performing since October 2017. her current replacement is Riho Sayashi 21, of pop group Morning Musume.
Another good reaction - and not a bad performance especially when you consider they played two big concerts in Yokohama on the Friday and Saturday, flew to the UK and opened the stage early on Sunday afternoon at Glastonbury. Many have already said about Glastonbury being a mainly pop festival and the tickets selling out long before the line up is even announced, so the UK Babymetal army had no idea they would be there and couldn't get tickets when they were finally announced. The people in the crowd here didn't know them at all and were probably just curious to see what was happening as Babymetal was the first act on that stage that day. There was the one Japanese flag you spotted and the bloke on the barrier with long hair is in a Babymetal t-shirt, so there were at least two people there who knew them. Two days later they played at a sold out Brixton Academy ... that was my first chance to see them live and neither they nor the crowd disappointed. A better UK festival appearance for you to watch would have been them playing 'Distortion' at Download 2018 where a lot of people were there for Babymetal or going back further Download 2016 where a big crowd waited 45 minutes for the rain to stop and for the stage to be cleared of water just to see them - and then it rained hard during their set and the crowd stayed on. Sonisphere 2014 was a major milestone, most of the crowd didn't know them there before they started, a few that did were potentially hostile before they started ... they were calling for more when they finished their set after just 5 songs. You asked their ages - as of today Su-metal is 21, Moametal is 20. They have been playing with Babymetal since 2010 when they we 12 and 11.
One of their first concerts outside Japan was at the Sonisphere Rock Concert in the UK with all the world's biggest rock bands. By mistake they were put on the main stage and went down really well. That's one reason why they are known so well.
The Fox Tribe will educate you on all things BabyMetal. The are about to be on world tour again are considered to put on one of best live shows bar none. They been around almost 10 years now. SuMetal has a sweet clear voice.
About the point you're making at about 4:00, people on metal festivals are more familiar with them so like Sonisphere 2014 was pretty crazy or Download 2018, that's where people open moshpits for them
"Road of Resistance" live in Japan....🔥🔥🔥 Crowd is amazing. They sold out the Tokyo dome two nights in a row.
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Great reaction, this song is from their new album "Metal Galaxy" that will be out october. Personally, this didn't got me, but it's still fun to listen. Like some people are saying, go for "Road of Resistance" live, check "Karate" at Rock am Ring, "Akatsuki" live (this is more traditional, less theatrical, to say something). And man, do yourself a favour and react to "Ijime,Dame,Zettai" live at Sonisphere, that was different, cause the legend of Babymetal in Europe was born there, in the UK. The story behind it is epic, I just let you a part of the top comment on that video as a sneak peek: "OK, some background. The song title actually means "No More, Bullying, Forever". It was the ending song at this show, where they managed to turn an epic FAIL into an epic victory. - This was their first tour outside of Japan, and their first UK show - They booked a small stage but, for an unknown reason, they were moved to the main stage at the last minute. Instead of 3-5 thousand of their loyal fans they faced 30-50 thousand (?) trve metalheads." And now, you are ready. Go and read the entire comment cause this is how legends are born: th-cam.com/video/Ro-_cbfdrYE/w-d-xo.html
As you said, this was not a BABYMETAL (or even Metal) crowd, of course. But I‘m sure they did make a bunch of new fans that day, the reception was generally very good. For a direct comparison, you might want to take a look at the official music video, which was shot at a BM show in Japan. I guess you‘ll notice a difference... Reactions to this video usually get blocked, though. th-cam.com/video/oO7Y8NsnkRg/w-d-xo.html Or even better, check out „Road of Resistance“, which pretty much is as good as it gets regarding live crowds and presentation: th-cam.com/video/zTEYUFgLveY/w-d-xo.html
If you’re going to watch a live Babymetal performance, watch them at Download festival as they are a full metal audience, or see them in a show to their fans. I’ve seen them live three times and the atmosphere is amazing in front of their own crowd, or metalheads. By the way, they’re aged 21 and 20.
While this is the first song I've really liked from the new album, it still pales in comparison to almost anything from their first two albums. The rap segment in the breakdown was in Thai, by a rapper from Thailand called F Hero. Babymetal has more fans in the West than they do in the East, as heavy metal has a limited audience in Japan. It scares most Japanese people. For a better experience, I'd heavily recommend their performance of Ijime, Dame, Zettai at Sonisphere 2014: th-cam.com/video/Ro-_cbfdrYE/w-d-xo.html
Maybe, not sure about the west/east thing, but one thing is for sure, the crowd are way, way way more lit in Japan. If I had a choice and free money, I would go to Japan to see them before going anywhere else.
I think the issue might have been that this song might have been early in the set. If you watch Karate from Glastonbury 2019 there is a lot more response from the crowd along with mosh pits and the like.
The organizers tried to introduce metal music for the first time. Maybe this will go further in the future. How old they actual are? Suzuka 21, Moa 20 and the third girl in this performance (haven't memorizeds her name yet, shame on me) is 21. P.S.: I seriously don't know, how Suzuka can sing a straight tone with all the jumping in this particular choreography... P.P.S.: Next one: *"Road of Resistance"* live in Japan (at Saitama Super Arena in 2015). Seriously! th-cam.com/video/zTEYUFgLveY/w-d-xo.html
They are big in the UK. They sold out Wembley arena when their last album was released, and broke the record for the most merchandise sold at Wembley arena. This was a pop festival not a metal festival.
Welcome to The One! So glad you are enjoying them. Road of Resistance live in Japan is a great crowd interaction video. If you want to hear the Bands true talent (Kami Band is their name btw) check out Rondo of Nightmare with Mischief of Gods intro. It's amazing!! Oh, and the symbol the hold up with their hands is the sign of the Fox God! It 's all part of the bands lore. Love from the Babymetal family!
my recomend n my fav babymetal songs.. -starlight -ijime dame zettai -syncopation -akatsuki -distortion -megitsune -road of resistance -sis anger -gimme chocolate -awadama fever -headbanger -catch me if u can -rondo of nightmare -tales of destinies if u never listen babymetal songs.. just try to listen my list... trust me...its addictive...
I don't know if you've done a the Hu reaction, but those guys absolutely slay. Traditional mongolian throat singing and instruments to the style of American bands like ZZ top. Just a magical experience. Can't wait to see Babymetal and the Hu live the next few months!
Good honest reaction. You should check out their official video for PA PA YA!! It's footage from a live performance with a true BABYMETAL crowd and rapper F. HERO present. The energy there is more what you would expect for this band. I'm glad they got to play at Glastonbury but Glastonbury wasn't ready for them.
The Glastonbury crowd loosened up a few songs in, like mosh pits popped up during karate and road of resistance fortunately! THE ONE (live performance) is one of my favorite songs and I thing you'll like it :) I'm seeing them in detroit and I'm SO excited
Anything from BabyMetal!!! Especially from Rock, Metal festival like Download or Sonisphere. Glastonbury is more for different crowd. You're from UK, you should know better.
Easy. He's merely a casual who thinks he's core. Let's just be happy he wanted to check out the Bae Metal. Even if this was all merely for clicks and monetization.
i’m sure everyone’s said it already, but ijime dame zettai live at sonisphere 2014 is one you might wanna see-they got moved to a much bigger stage/crowd, so they ended up playing for 50,000 people instead of 5,000 (who for the most part had no clue who babymetal was), and they ended up winning them over at the end :)
It took a while in the UK metal community to get into them,but they picked up speed very quickly and a have sold out Wembley arena which is proof of their popularity.I think the metal and rock community are just more willing to embrace other cultures and styles of music in their own genre. Just look at this year's download festival and you will have seen bands from NEPAL, JAPAN AND MONGOLIA. I think the band from New Zealand called Alien Weaponary sing in Maori. Some of the older rockers did have a bit of an issue with watching them but even some of them slowly came around and got the vibe.Check out SHADOWMAKER by LOVEBITES if you want to see some great Japanese power metal sung in English.
Check out Ijime Dame Zettai at sonisphere 2014. They were moved from a side stage to the main stage last minute. This was a huge turning point for them out of Japan. And the crowd went crazy for them! 🤘 🦊 #babymetalfamily
They just had over 12000 people in Wembley. You can see also the reaction of the public in the download festival in 2016 or in Sonisphere in 2014. You can also see them singing with Rob Halford (Judas Priest) at the APMAs awards in 2016. You can also see reports of the tour they made um USofA to see that this isn't just music known by a small community of fans. (by the way j-pop is not japanese hip hop, but japanese pop)
This is the 5th song that sing at the festival, i know this is not the metal crowd, you have to watch the last song, road of resistance on glastombury 2019 too.
Even if you don't react to it, I hope you watch the version of this song where they are playing to a Japanese audience for your own enjoyment. The energy in that version is insane.
You should react little bit of older songs a mean at their PRIME You should react to Road to revolution and rondo of night mare live you will really enjoy those and there is many mooore good s
Road of revolution I don't think I ever heard that from babymetal.. babymetal in their prime you make it sound like they're over the hill already. Babymetal are doing big things this year and in 2020 it's just starting
hit the nail on the head with the crowd talk there. they rocked sonisphere because it was a crowd of metal heads, when this one was not. the Babymetal fans that WERE in the crowd are currently in a bit of a “shock” because Yuimetal left the group in 2018, and the girl(s) that replaced her took people aback. we weren’t expecting them to “replace” Yui in performances. we understand what’s going on now but the new girl definitely sent ripples in the fanbase, so there was a LOT of confusion.
Although a legendary venue, Glastonbury isn’t really the right scene for Babymetal or any metal band for that matter. And they STILL received a respectable response. Watch the 2016 Download performance of Karate in the UK, or 2014 Sonisphere performance of their closing number, Ijime, Dame, Zettai. 💪🏻🤘🏻
You should definitely check out a live video like Road of Resistance from the Tokyo Dome or Rondo of Nightmare with Intro. You'll see the band in full performance. If you're looking for other Japanese metal artists, check out Aldious "We Are", "Dominator" or "Sweet Temptation."
BABYMETAL - Ijime,Dame,Zettai - Live at Sonisphere 2014,UK (OFFICIAL) th-cam.com/video/Ro-_cbfdrYE/w-d-xo.html Mentioned in the comments a couple of times already, just mentioning it again because this is a MUST SEE! If you want to know how they won over a metal crowd on their first live performance in the UK, on their first EU tour, this video is it. They were virtually unknown, were supposed to play on a smaller stage but for some reason the decision was made to move them to the main stage. Several stories do the rounds, how the organiser of the festival wánted them to fail, how the change was last minute,..... Since then these stories have been more or less "debunked", what the truth really is... well, does it really matter? What you wíll see is Babymetal killing it on stage and warming up a huge metalhead crowd to them, when most of the crowd was just waiting for the band after them. There is also a video of them performing Karate there, you should watch it, but you already know that song.
I saw them at London's wembley arena its was packed and the crowd action was great as you normally see in their video's but the difference with Glastonbury it's not really their fan's or a metal crowd to get the engagement they did their was amazing. But they did have London's Wembley packed with a very engaged fan base with a crazy amount of energy. I would recommend you watch road to resistance live next :)
After watching Road of Resistance, live in Japan. Please react to two UK performances: Ijime Dame Zetai in Sonisphere (2015) and Karate live in Dowload festival (2016)
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If you want to see a hardcore metal crowd reacting to a harder-edged (Dark side) Babymetal check out 'BABYMETAL- LIVE AT Rock am Ring 2018 (HQ) Best image quality' and prepare to be amazed all over again
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I highly recommend Band-Maid. Dice or The Non Fiction Days are good ones to start with
Yes check out band maid “dice”
React to road of resistance bro it's killer song
That crowd was definetly not Babymetal. Also it's a new song and to be honest I'm not quite fond of it yet :D
And react to baby metal IDZ live at sonisphere 2014 they got the crowd going at that festival
This was definitely not a crowd that was prepared for Babymetal. You hit the nail on the head about that. By contrast, Sonisphere 2014 was another crowd that was not prepared for them, but they were a massive crowd of Metalheads, and by the end of the set they were a massive crowd of Converts! Awesome, awesome job!
Please react to BABYMETAL - Road of Resistance - Live in Japan (OFFICIAL)
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It is absolutely what you just asked for, a live performance with amazing audience participation! However I will say that no matter where or what size venue from the tiniest theatre to the largest arena, if it's a Babymetal audience, you will get a massive crowd participation throughout!
Yes ‼️you should watch live performance in Sonisphere 2014 definitely ‼️‼️‼️🎉🎉🎉💃💃💃
Glastonbury is a pop festival not metal. so for Babymetal to play there and get a reaction from the crowd is good but nothing like a true metal festival where most of the crowd knew who Babymetal was. and if you watch more of the videos from this festival you will Babymetal did have a small mosh pit at a pop festival. they were trying. lol. funny you say you wouldn't have heard of them from UK since there Babymetal has almost sold out wembley in 2016. they were just there at brixton. they come to download frequently. and their biggest beginning gig was Sonispere 2014 that showed the world three little Japanese girls could go to a metal festival and kick ass.
You said it! Nothing more 2 say from me ;)
It really wasnt the best idea to book a band this far from the traditional sets that glastonbury caters for and then to announce it so late that the people who would go and see it didnt really get a look in....
also, it can be hard to get into songs where they sing a language you don't understand. I know for a lot of people that's part of why they don't like K-Pop, J-Pop, etc....not because of the music, but not understanding the lyrics turns off a lot of people
@@thesherbet Damn right......and dont forget this Sound-Tech who did a horrible job mixing.....
Yes, their breakthrough show at Sonisphere is a great one to sample.
You really need to see Road of Resistance - Live in Japan (Official).
John Schultz YESSS
This is a must.
Yep definitely
A bunch of Japanese people going absolutely mad. That video is insane. Asia has definitely picked up the rock banner. Bands like Babymetal, DOES, Ningen Isu, and even the Hu from Mongolia, really are keeping rock and metal alive in a big way.
Babymetal is well known in metal circles, but Glastonbury is not metal oriented. They do have a big following in the UK, and have headlined Wembley arena on their own.
Yup and Babymetal is that good. Their shows are at the top.
Glastonbury was sold out before BABYMETAL were announced, so a lot of the usual susects from the UK weren't able to get out to it.
That's important information especially as these were brand new songs.
emperor chop chop i never knew that... it’s odd how they sell tickets before announcing everyone, babymetal fans and fans of other artists probably never got the chance to buy them to see them live because of this :/
Agreed, I'd have gone had I known ☹️
I'm Irish and have been a fan for years now. I'm going to one of their shows in the UK next year.
The audience here wouldn't be their normal fans, but as their set progressed you could see people really getting in to it.
the official video was way more fun tbh. it was made from footage of an actual Babymetal concert so the crowd is way more hype! also F.Hero was actually present at that performance
Oh for the record Glastonbury has multiple stages, BM perforned on the Other stage which is the second biggest. They are the first Japanese group to play Glastonbury as well.
Hey Drew! Nice reaction! You're right about Glastonbury, it's a pop festival really. As well all the tickets were sold before the lineups were announced so BabyMetal fans who didn't know they were going to play there couldn't get tickets. That all being said, I saw the whole stream live and by the time the band started playing KARATE a moshpit formed.... at Glastonbury! They won over the crowd and it was totally the right call for them to play there.
💕 ⚡ 👋 ! / 🌞
That was quite a run.
BABYMETAL played their first concerts of the year at Yokohama Arena on June 28th & 29th, then Glastonbury on the 30th.
They had the next day off, then played O2 Academy Brixton the day after that (July 2nd).
By all accounts the Brixton show was lit, but that was a headlining show, so the crowd was there for BABYMETAL.
They played both 'Starlight' and 'Syncopation' for the first time outside of Japan.
Also a lot of western fans that are particular Babymetal fans are more introvert. And would not totally be jumping and bouncing into eachother like the regular crowd for other bands would. And the show they put up is first class. There are not many bands that sound that close to their recording sound. They are that good. So even for non fans they are a delight to see on stage.
@@dgray3771 They sound far better live, than on records..
Bear in mind also that Babymetal were not booked onto the Glastonbury play list until after the festival was already sold out. Very few of that crowd were at the festival with the intention of seeing this band and most were surprised that they were there at all.
this is what happen to pop crowd when Babymetal give them speed metal :P
every time me hear PA PA YA!! from Glastonbury , i just have to listen the official video of this song.
They were on early at 2.30 and yes the crowd were a bit unenthusiastic, but by the end of the set the crowd were won over..even had a mosh pit going !. A couple of days after this they played at Brixton... There's plenty of fancam videos, including one from the mosh pit during whole concert, it's like a pack of piranhas at feeding time ! .. check out karate live at download 2016, or "Ijime Dame Zettai" sonisphere 2014 and then "Road of Resistance" live in Japan.... And you'll see exactly what makes Baby Metal special !
This song rocks. Looking forward to the new album
I think most people have said the same thing... BABYMETAL did a 45 minute set on the Other Stage (right when Sir David Attenborough was on the main stage followed by Kylie). But they still got a good sized crowd. Yes it wasn't their usual crowd and at the start the crowd was quite subdued but by the end they were definitely alot more into the music. All the songs are on TH-cam from Glastonbury and if you want to watch them in order the set was
1) Megitsune
2) Elevator Girl
3) Shanti
4) Distortion
5) PA PA YA!!
6) Gimme Chocolate!!
7) KARATE
8) Road of Resistance
It should be noted the two days before the Glastonbury show (the Sunday) they played two 20,000 person gigs in Japan then flew direct, played Glastonbury the next day and then the O2 in Brixton, London before heading back to Japan for two more concerts!
As a suggestion compare the crowd in the official MV for PA PA YA! - that was recorded a week later in Japan - and you can see what one of their live arena shows is like :D.
As for ages Su the lead singer is now 21 and Moa turned 20 four days after Glastonbury.. (the other girl is Riho, one of three dancers that rotate to fill the spot left when Yui left the group last year).
The mix was terrible on this festival, check out their arena shows from Japan with professional mix
Agreed the broadcast sound was really off, Moa's mic was way low and was Su's (and the drummer only had one mic working on his set).
I have seen a few live videos of them playing in the UK where they had a much more responsive audience. They were singing along and what not.
Babymetal have sold out Wembley, they are insanely popular.
They are about to embark on 20 stadium tour (or some large number) in the US.
Well not exactly 20 stadiums but 20 decent venues all the same
@@MarkSpohn77 I knew I had read 20, it was a passing glimpse of an article. It's still a good number of venues though for a foreign band that isn't a household name.
Just to clarify. They sold out Wembley ARENA in 2016 not Wembley Stadium. Huge difference ofcourse. But thy do have a BIG worldwide fan base.
I've seen them live twice at download festival and going to see them again in London next February 😀
The festival was sold out for months before Babymetal was added to the ticket, so not a lot of fans, and this was a pop festival, and not a rock or metal festival, so definitely out of their element. But the further they went into the set, the more the crowd responded. They made some fans that day, and had amazing energy considering this was on a Sunday afternoon, and they played a big show in Yokohama on Saturday night just hours before.
Babymetal is something of a reverse import, they had a cult following in Japan, but broke big in the metal/rock community in the west, which then brought a lot of interest in the rock community in Japan. Their last album broke the Billboard Top 40, which you don't see Japanese artists do. They transcend language and countries, truly an international fan base. They sold out Wembley SE Arena.
Karate from Download 2016 is a good video of them playing in England to a crowd; Road of Resistance Live in Japan is a good crowd reaction in Japan. Ijime, Dame, Zettai live at Sonishpere 2014 is another good video.
Nice reaction, Drew. You're right, Glastonbury is not their typical crowd. They did win more and more of the crowd over as their set went on, however, and I recall at least one moshpit by the end. The sound mixing and mic'ing of the drums were bad on the stream for this show. The official music video has amazing live footage and shows the featured artist, Thai rapper F. Hero, but it uses studio audio and Amuse is trigger happy on blocking reactions to it.
Su and Moa are 21 and 20 now. Yui left the band last year. The new third girl, Riho, is one of three rotating support dancers (she's not mic'ed like Moa) filling in Yui's spot in the formation. There's no full, permanent replacement for Yui, at least not yet, and there may never be.
Road of Resistance (Live in Japan) is an unmissable classic for crowd interaction. Ijime, Dame, Zettai (Live at Sonisphere 2014) is also important as their first major performance outside of Japan where they won over a huge crowd of metalheads.
Check out Rondo of Nightmare with the Mischiefs of God Intro for a powerful solo performance by young Su and solos by the musicians.
If you're into complex prog metal a la Dream Theater, check out the Tokyo Dome performance of Tales of the Destinies and The One as a single video on Daily Motion: www.dailymotion.com/video/x5ggoil.
Great reaction video. as suggested before : Babymetal Karate live in download 2016(in the pouring rain) or Babymetal - Ijime Dame Zettai live in Sonisphere 2014. The Glastonbury crowd didn`t go as mad as the audience at their own gigs - especially in Japan - because they were new to Babymetal, but they sure made a lot of new fans. I do love this video for the fact you can see the sheer joy of the girls performing
You're not going to fall in love with this early-rusty-comeback of a performance at a festival that isn't very metalheavy ! You need to check the download UK live performances if you want some crowd feedback. They're 21-20 there by the way so they've grown up :)
Let's also remember: almost nobody is a Babymetal fan in the crowd, tickets of the festival are sold out before any bands are announced.
First off Babymetal is huge in the UK this is the first time they've ever played at Glastonbury festival watch the video for karate live at download festival 2016 you'll see a huge difference in the crowd reaction
Hopefully yours stays up. Ours got blocked in like 90 countries and it's our favorite BABYMETAL song!!! Keep up the great work!!!!
@J Dizzle The BBC version definitely has fewer copyright issues than the official 'PA PA YA!!' video from Japan.
Too bad the sound was so #$@&%*-ed up on the Glastonbury stream.
It looks like both BAND-MAID and BABYMETAL sets will be streamed from Summer Sonic Tokyo on August 17th.
I'm planning on getting up at 3AM Pacific time for the BABYMETAL set.
Hopefully it will be captured and the videos stay up.
@@rickwagner- I saw that too! Hopefully it stays up. I'll be at work when it streams
@@CarpoolReactions - that first reaction of yours to "give me chocolate" must seem like a million years ago now.. !
@J Dizzle And BAND-MAID on at 1:40 AM Pacific time.
It's going to be a long night / early morning. : )
@@lookandlisten5740 LMAO! No kidding!!!! Who knew right?😂🤣
The band was formed in 2010, and consisted of Suzuka Nakamoto as "Su-metal" 21yo 12yo when the band formed (Vocal and Dance), Moa Kikuchi as "Moametal" 18yo 10yo when the band formed (Scream and Dance), and former member Yui Mizuno as "Yuimetal" 18yo 10yo when the band formed (Scream and Dance), however In October 2018, she left the group due to an undisclosed reason after not performing since October 2017. her current replacement is Riho Sayashi 21, of pop group Morning Musume.
i did some more looking and there are actually 3 alternating replacements for yui, Riho Sayashi, Kano Fujihira, and Momoko Okazaki
Another good reaction - and not a bad performance especially when you consider they played two big concerts in Yokohama on the Friday and Saturday, flew to the UK and opened the stage early on Sunday afternoon at Glastonbury.
Many have already said about Glastonbury being a mainly pop festival and the tickets selling out long before the line up is even announced, so the UK Babymetal army had no idea they would be there and couldn't get tickets when they were finally announced. The people in the crowd here didn't know them at all and were probably just curious to see what was happening as Babymetal was the first act on that stage that day. There was the one Japanese flag you spotted and the bloke on the barrier with long hair is in a Babymetal t-shirt, so there were at least two people there who knew them.
Two days later they played at a sold out Brixton Academy ... that was my first chance to see them live and neither they nor the crowd disappointed.
A better UK festival appearance for you to watch would have been them playing 'Distortion' at Download 2018 where a lot of people were there for Babymetal or going back further Download 2016 where a big crowd waited 45 minutes for the rain to stop and for the stage to be cleared of water just to see them - and then it rained hard during their set and the crowd stayed on. Sonisphere 2014 was a major milestone, most of the crowd didn't know them there before they started, a few that did were potentially hostile before they started ... they were calling for more when they finished their set after just 5 songs.
You asked their ages - as of today Su-metal is 21, Moametal is 20. They have been playing with Babymetal since 2010 when they we 12 and 11.
One of their first concerts outside Japan was at the Sonisphere Rock Concert in the UK with all the world's biggest rock bands. By mistake they were put on the main stage and went down really well. That's one reason why they are known so well.
ROAD OF RESISTANCE, WATCH IT
The Fox Tribe will educate you on all things BabyMetal. The are about to be on world tour again are considered to put on one of best live shows bar none. They been around almost 10 years now. SuMetal has a sweet clear voice.
Road to resistance by them next please!!!!
About the point you're making at about 4:00, people on metal festivals are more familiar with them so like Sonisphere 2014 was pretty crazy or Download 2018, that's where people open moshpits for them
Road Of Resistance - Official Live in Japan! Crowd is amazing! Believe that!
I watched this on BBC iplayer. By the last song - Road of Resistance - a mosh pit had formed! You should react to that song as well.
Actually there was a pit already by the time they played Karate, but it did grow as it went on.
Babymetal nearly sold out Wembley Arena in 2016 and did set a Merchandise sales record for that venue at the time.
Did not have even a keyring left .
I recommend "Distortion" by them
"Road of Resistance" live in Japan....🔥🔥🔥
Crowd is amazing. They sold out the Tokyo dome two nights in a row.
Great reaction, this song is from their new album "Metal Galaxy" that will be out october. Personally, this didn't got me, but it's still fun to listen.
Like some people are saying, go for "Road of Resistance" live, check "Karate" at Rock am Ring, "Akatsuki" live (this is more traditional, less theatrical, to say something).
And man, do yourself a favour and react to "Ijime,Dame,Zettai" live at Sonisphere, that was different, cause the legend of Babymetal in Europe was born there, in the UK. The story behind it is epic, I just let you a part of the top comment on that video as a sneak peek: "OK, some background. The song title actually means "No More, Bullying, Forever". It was the ending song at this show, where they managed to turn an epic FAIL into an epic victory.
- This was their first tour outside of Japan, and their first UK show
- They booked a small stage but, for an unknown reason, they were moved to the main stage at the last minute. Instead of 3-5 thousand of their loyal fans they faced 30-50 thousand (?) trve metalheads."
And now, you are ready. Go and read the entire comment cause this is how legends are born: th-cam.com/video/Ro-_cbfdrYE/w-d-xo.html
Both BABYMETAL & Band-Maid will be live streamed at the Summer Sonic Festival on the 16th on TH-cam.
As you said, this was not a BABYMETAL (or even Metal) crowd, of course. But I‘m sure they did make a bunch of new fans that day, the reception was generally very good. For a direct comparison, you might want to take a look at the official music video, which was shot at a BM show in Japan. I guess you‘ll notice a difference... Reactions to this video usually get blocked, though. th-cam.com/video/oO7Y8NsnkRg/w-d-xo.html
Or even better, check out „Road of Resistance“, which pretty much is as good as it gets regarding live crowds and presentation: th-cam.com/video/zTEYUFgLveY/w-d-xo.html
If you’re going to watch a live Babymetal performance, watch them at Download festival as they are a full metal audience, or see them in a show to their fans. I’ve seen them live three times and the atmosphere is amazing in front of their own crowd, or metalheads. By the way, they’re aged 21 and 20.
BABYMETAL RULES! BABYMETAL FOREVER!!!!!!
While this is the first song I've really liked from the new album, it still pales in comparison to almost anything from their first two albums. The rap segment in the breakdown was in Thai, by a rapper from Thailand called F Hero. Babymetal has more fans in the West than they do in the East, as heavy metal has a limited audience in Japan. It scares most Japanese people. For a better experience, I'd heavily recommend their performance of Ijime, Dame, Zettai at Sonisphere 2014: th-cam.com/video/Ro-_cbfdrYE/w-d-xo.html
Maybe, not sure about the west/east thing, but one thing is for sure, the crowd are way, way way more lit in Japan. If I had a choice and free money, I would go to Japan to see them before going anywhere else.
Always more BabyMetal forever!
I think the issue might have been that this song might have been early in the set. If you watch Karate from Glastonbury 2019 there is a lot more response from the crowd along with mosh pits and the like.
The organizers tried to introduce metal music for the first time. Maybe this will go further in the future.
How old they actual are? Suzuka 21, Moa 20 and the third girl in this performance (haven't memorizeds her name yet, shame on me) is 21.
P.S.: I seriously don't know, how Suzuka can sing a straight tone with all the jumping in this particular choreography...
P.P.S.: Next one: *"Road of Resistance"* live in Japan (at Saitama Super Arena in 2015). Seriously! th-cam.com/video/zTEYUFgLveY/w-d-xo.html
They are big in the UK. They sold out Wembley arena when their last album was released, and broke the record for the most merchandise sold at Wembley arena. This was a pop festival not a metal festival.
Welcome to The One! So glad you are enjoying them. Road of Resistance live in Japan is a great crowd interaction video. If you want to hear the Bands true talent (Kami Band is their name btw) check out Rondo of Nightmare with Mischief of Gods intro. It's amazing!! Oh, and the symbol the hold up with their hands is the sign of the Fox God! It 's all part of the bands lore. Love from the Babymetal family!
my recomend n my fav babymetal songs..
-starlight
-ijime dame zettai
-syncopation
-akatsuki
-distortion
-megitsune
-road of resistance
-sis anger
-gimme chocolate
-awadama fever
-headbanger
-catch me if u can
-rondo of nightmare
-tales of destinies
if u never listen babymetal songs..
just try to listen my list...
trust me...its addictive...
I don't know if you've done a the Hu reaction, but those guys absolutely slay. Traditional mongolian throat singing and instruments to the style of American bands like ZZ top. Just a magical experience. Can't wait to see Babymetal and the Hu live the next few months!
Good honest reaction. You should check out their official video for PA PA YA!! It's footage from a live performance with a true BABYMETAL crowd and rapper F. HERO present. The energy there is more what you would expect for this band. I'm glad they got to play at Glastonbury but Glastonbury wasn't ready for them.
The Glastonbury crowd loosened up a few songs in, like mosh pits popped up during karate and road of resistance fortunately! THE ONE (live performance) is one of my favorite songs and I thing you'll like it :) I'm seeing them in detroit and I'm SO excited
This was also , apparently, the first song of their set, crowd loosens up from here on out
I think they opened with Megitsune.
@@johnschultz7765 Hmm you may be right... middle aged memory issues :)
Anything from BabyMetal!!! Especially from Rock, Metal festival like Download or Sonisphere. Glastonbury is more for different crowd. You're from UK, you should know better.
Easy. He's merely a casual who thinks he's core. Let's just be happy he wanted to check out the Bae Metal.
Even if this was all merely for clicks and monetization.
We metal heads here in America love Baby Metal.
i’m sure everyone’s said it already, but ijime dame zettai live at sonisphere 2014 is one you might wanna see-they got moved to a much bigger stage/crowd, so they ended up playing for 50,000 people instead of 5,000 (who for the most part had no clue who babymetal was), and they ended up winning them over at the end :)
It took a while in the UK metal community to get into them,but they picked up speed very quickly and a have sold out Wembley arena which is proof of their popularity.I think the metal and rock community are just more willing to embrace other cultures and styles of music in their own genre. Just look at this year's download festival and you will have seen bands from NEPAL, JAPAN AND MONGOLIA. I think the band from New Zealand called Alien Weaponary sing in Maori. Some of the older rockers did have a bit of an issue with watching them but even some of them slowly came around and got the vibe.Check out SHADOWMAKER by LOVEBITES if you want to see some great Japanese power metal sung in English.
this was a brand new song aswell so im not too suprised by the crowd
Road of resistance - live in japan x9999 uwu
IM THERE I SAW MYSELF IN THE VIDEO OH MY GOD
Please look Rondo of Nightmare!
Great reaction :D
Check out Ijime Dame Zettai at sonisphere 2014. They were moved from a side stage to the main stage last minute. This was a huge turning point for them out of Japan. And the crowd went crazy for them! 🤘 🦊 #babymetalfamily
They just had over 12000 people in Wembley. You can see also the reaction of the public in the download festival in 2016 or in Sonisphere in 2014. You can also see them singing with Rob Halford (Judas Priest) at the APMAs awards in 2016. You can also see reports of the tour they made um USofA to see that this isn't just music known by a small community of fans. (by the way j-pop is not japanese hip hop, but japanese pop)
Band Maid's "Thrill" !!
looking forward for more babymetal reactions from you! Esp live performances ^^
This is the 5th song that sing at the festival, i know this is not the metal crowd, you have to watch the last song, road of resistance on glastombury 2019 too.
Hahaha! The Fox God well and truly has you. More Babymetal please!
If you wanna see how they actually go down in the right venue, you should see the live set from Download (last year i think). Nailed it there!
Even if you don't react to it, I hope you watch the version of this song where they are playing to a Japanese audience for your own enjoyment. The energy in that version is insane.
I think you should watch some of their live stuff at the Tokyo Dome. Insane crowd!
React to babymetal Death🤟❤
Rondo of Nightmare with the Gods of Mischief intro is probably my favorite. Really lets the band shine
React to road of resistance its killer
I hope these girls are not getting ripped off by management. They are good!
You should react little bit of older songs a mean at their PRIME You should react to Road to revolution and rondo of night mare live you will really enjoy those and there is many mooore good s
Road of revolution I don't think I ever heard that from babymetal.. babymetal in their prime you make it sound like they're over the hill already. Babymetal are doing big things this year and in 2020 it's just starting
In there prime make them sound like they are in there 60s. Going to be even bigger than ever in 2020.
If you want to see some metal cred, watch Rondo of Nightmare at Budokan 2014
They do pull the crowd around a bit by the end of the set
Watch 2014 Sonisphere, you will see how much they are loved
hit the nail on the head with the crowd talk there. they rocked sonisphere because it was a crowd of metal heads, when this one was not. the Babymetal fans that WERE in the crowd are currently in a bit of a “shock” because Yuimetal left the group in 2018, and the girl(s) that replaced her took people aback. we weren’t expecting them to “replace” Yui in performances. we understand what’s going on now but the new girl definitely sent ripples in the fanbase, so there was a LOT of confusion.
Headbanger and Babymetal Death Legend 1997!
Babymetal Road of resitance Live at Toyko dome or Catch me if you can .
【Live set at Summer Sonic 2019 will be live-streamed on TH-cam on Aug 17th ! 19:00~】 How about watching it?
Totally check out Sonisphere performances or Download performances. The crowds are totally better because they are metal crowds.
What a fkn song , and performance. Great 👍
Looks like the audience was having a good time... not everyone wants to run around like mad people in a circle pit. They still enjoyed the music..
Its because this is a new song.., i think..
Although a legendary venue, Glastonbury isn’t really the right scene for Babymetal or any metal band for that matter. And they STILL received a respectable response. Watch the 2016 Download performance of Karate in the UK, or 2014 Sonisphere performance of their closing number, Ijime, Dame, Zettai. 💪🏻🤘🏻
Should watched their official video to see a real crowd reaction to this song
You should definitely check out a live video like Road of Resistance from the Tokyo Dome or Rondo of Nightmare with Intro. You'll see the band in full performance. If you're looking for other Japanese metal artists, check out Aldious "We Are", "Dominator" or "Sweet Temptation."
BABYMETAL - Ijime,Dame,Zettai - Live at Sonisphere 2014,UK (OFFICIAL)
th-cam.com/video/Ro-_cbfdrYE/w-d-xo.html
Mentioned in the comments a couple of times already, just mentioning it again because this is a MUST SEE!
If you want to know how they won over a metal crowd on their first live performance in the UK, on their first EU tour, this video is it.
They were virtually unknown, were supposed to play on a smaller stage but for some reason the decision was made to move them to the main stage.
Several stories do the rounds, how the organiser of the festival wánted them to fail, how the change was last minute,.....
Since then these stories have been more or less "debunked", what the truth really is... well, does it really matter?
What you wíll see is Babymetal killing it on stage and warming up a huge metalhead crowd to them, when most of the crowd was just waiting for the band after them.
There is also a video of them performing Karate there, you should watch it, but you already know that song.
found your channel thanks to babymetal.. thumbed up and subscribed.. keep up the sweet reactions!
I saw them at London's wembley arena its was packed and the crowd action was great as you normally see in their video's but the difference with Glastonbury it's not really their fan's or a metal crowd to get the engagement they did their was amazing. But they did have London's Wembley packed with a very engaged fan base with a crazy amount of energy.
I would recommend you watch road to resistance live next :)
You MUST react to BABYMETAL Road of Resistance live in Japan. Epic live performance!!!
If you want to see the band shine with some sick shredding. then watch Babymetal - Rondo of Nightmare (With Mischiefs of God Intro).
After watching Road of Resistance, live in Japan. Please react to two UK performances: Ijime Dame Zetai in Sonisphere (2015) and Karate live in Dowload festival (2016)
Also watch the UK Download live concert. Amazing stuff.
Pa Pa Ya!! by Babymetal (feat F.HERO)(eng elow)
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Pa pa pa pa pa pa pa pa ya (x4)
Sairyou de saigou tte sainou ga iuno wa
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Zenshin to zenre de onore wo kogase
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Kureishi- saradu da dansu
Sawage sawage sawage yo
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Odore odore odore
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Papaya, papaya
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Isekai to zensei de onore wo tamese
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Kureishi- sama- bo bo-i (pa pa ya)
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Supaishi- sama- ga ga-ru
Sawage sawage sawage yo
Papaiya songu
Odore odore odore
Pa papapaiya dansu
Papaya, papaya
Raek Raek Morlum Rock Rock
Sut Tae Chata Klap Ma Kho Kho Kho
Phro Chiwit Muean Chocolate Pok Pok
Pai Pasom Kan Muean Papaya Pok Pok
Don Knock Knock Knock Lom Lom Luk Luk
Khlok Khlok Khwam Suk Pai Kap Thuk Thuk Thuk
Malako Don Thup Thup Thup
Thueng Cha Saeb Thueng Cha Nua Thueng Cha Grop Grub Grub
Sing Rot Tuk Tuk Chak Thai Rider
Hot and Spicy Tonni Summer
What’s riding for the thunder
Somtam Pla Dip Ao Ma Pon Kan Der
Yes baby girl, sanaka
Sang Bikini Ma Chak Lazada
Stop thinking oh lalala
Saengdaet Phaet Phao Rao Ma PAPAYA YES
Bring it, oh bring it
Pa pa pa pa ya
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Pa pa pa pa ya
Bring, bring, bring, bring it
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Bring, bring, bring, bring it
Pa pa pa pa ya
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Matsuri da, matsuri da (pa pa ya)
Matsuri da, matsuri da
Supaishi- saradu so songu
Matsuri da, matsuri da
Matsuri da, matsuri da
Kureishi- saradu da dansu
Odotte sawage
Odotte sawage
Odotte sawage
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Pa papa-titaimu
Papaya, papaya
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Pa pa pa pa pa pa pa pa ya (x4)
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crazy summer boys
It’s a festival, It’s a festival
It’s a festival, It’s a festival
spicy summer girls
scream, scream, scream
the papaya song
dance, dance, dance
the papaya dance
papaya papaya
First it’s Morlum rock rock
But the fate came back to knock knock knock
Because life is like chocolate pok pok
Being mixed like papaya pok pok.
Got knocked knocked knocked, fall and rise
Mash mash the joy with grief grief grief
Papaya is crushed crushed crushed.
So it’s tasty, so it’s munchy, so it’s crunchy, crunch crunch
Tuk Tuk speeder from Thai rider
Hot and spicy, now it’s summer
What’s riding for the thunder
Som tum and sashimi, mix them together
Yes baby girl sanaka
Order bikini from Lazada
Stop thinking oh lalala
The sun is burning, let’s PAPAYA YES
bring it, oh bring it
bring it, oh bring it
bring bring bring bring it
It’s a festival, It’s a festival
It’s a festival, It’s a festival
It’s a spicy salad song1
It’s a festival, It’s a festival
It’s a festival, It’s a festival
It’s a crazy salad dance 2
Dance and shout
pa pa party time
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