Vocal Coach Reacts! BABYMETAL! Akatsuki! Live!
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Vocal Coach Reacts! BABYMETAL! Akatsuki! Live!
If you want to know what the bassplayer is like, then check out Rondo of Nightmare with the Mischiefs of God Intro.
Here is the link: th-cam.com/video/8WBDiLMNZcE/w-d-xo.html
"BABYMETAL - Rondo of Nightmare Live @ Budokan Black Night" - it is from the same concert.
Boh is a monster. His whole presence during the intro had me smiling from ear to ear.
I second this so much. Mischiefs into Rondo is probably the best display of both the band and the lead singer. Welcome to the Fox Hole. Get ready to stay for awhile.
He already react to rondo 4 mothns ago
Babymetal is an experimental metal band. They integrate everything from electronic to rap into their metal structure, and they've been quite successful. I personally consider them a "metal theater" band because their concerts are wild participation-type concerts, not just "watch me sing" types. They have a few ballads you might like to review voice wise, but most of their live performances are pure "holy fuck" type of experiences.
This performance is one in which Su's voice especially shines (imho): th-cam.com/video/5NJXi72kC_s/w-d-xo.html (it's from the same concert as "Akatsuki")
I love this song but it's probably their most "normal" sounding song
If you consider Su normal sounding 🤘🦊🤘
@@martinmetal7481 hence the "normal". Still, it's a more basic metal song compared to most of their stuff
Great analysis, probably the most thorough and best I've seen so far from a vocal standpoint.
You mentioned her reaching for the lower notes, she said a few years ago that these always gave her problems and Akatsuki was her most challenging song the first few Babymetal years. And there's a rather new interview from last year where she talks about the fact she now has a much easier time to sing these lower notes because of her more matured voice.
Babymetal was actually formed in 2010, when she was 12, around her voice and her ability to cut through the super loud metal music behind her. When the three Babymetal girls met with the band (they're called Kami Band, Kami means god or god-like spirit) the first time, a band member asked their producer if they should play a little bit quieter... the answer was to "play as loud and hard as they can". The band was pretty surprised that she had no issues whatsoever to sing over the music, especially at her age.
Black Night was the name of the second of the back-to-back Budokan concerts in 2014 (the first night was called Red Night). Akatsuki means something like "Daybreak". But if you take the word apart it means Aka (Red), tsuki (moon). Japanese is a LITTLE BIT complicated.
Akatsuki is one of 4 Su-metal solo songs on the first two albums, but Babymetal were at this point in time of the video (March 2014) three girls, Suzuka Nakamoto, Su-metal, lead singer you see in the video (born Dec 1997), Moa Kikuchi, Moametal, backup vocals and dance (born Jul 1999) and Yui Mizuno, Yuimetal, backup vocals and dance (born Jun 1999). Yui went on hiatus at the end of 2017 and eventually left in 2018, so it's only Su and Moa now. They had their official 10 year anniversary last weekend.
Great first song to react to. The singer, Suzuka Nakamoto (Su-metal) was 16 at this performance in 2014 at the Budokan, but she's been in the entertainment industry since she was a small child. First as a child model, attended an acting school, joined a three girl J-Pop group at age 10, and finally was a founding member of a J-Pop group called Sakura Gakuin that has a school concept that had different clubs the girls could join. One of those clubs was a metal club called Babymetal. She was 12 at the time, and the Babymetal was formed around her, due to her singing abilities and stage presence. Now 10 years later, Su is a lovely young women about to turn 23 this December, and Babymetal is still going strong.
Just a minor correction, she attended "Actor's School Hiroshima" but not for acting, she was there (on a scholarship) to sing. In fact there are videos online of little Suzuka performing on stage at ASH. She entered ASH in 2006 (age 8 until December 20th) and performed at most of their semi-annual public recitals through 2011 (age 13).
Su was basically born out of her mother and straight onto a stage.
Yes, definitely a good first choice. I think anyone with a vocal coaching background will be recommended different things from the usual Gimmie, Karate, RoR path.
(Although maybe at least two of those are worth a look too?)
I struggle to suggest recommendations simply because the band is so diverse.
But Rhondo of Nightmare (plus the intro, as it seems he likes the non-vocal bits too, and that into is mind blowing) is probably where I'd suggest to go next.
Another minor correction: the heavy music club was called Juonbu.
Next song react "no rain no rainbow" please!!
This is the better/more mature performance, from late 2017, but a reaction may run into copyright issues if it is not paused regularly: th-cam.com/video/pDgqo6fcliY/w-d-xo.html
Definitely. The version from Hiroshima Live 2018.
This
Oh please. Don't make me have to cry in public again listening to this. 🥺
Oh, wait. We're currently in lockdown again here. Go ahead and react away. 🤫
That was Suzuka Nakamoto aka Su-Metal, and she's just turn 16 a couple month before. Pretty good performance for a girl her age I'd say. Funny you mention final fantasy music, because they have this one song called Babymetal Death, opening song from their first album that reminds me of Metallica One AND final boss battle music of FF X 😀.
@Jim Metal And Headbanger reminds me of the Castlevania games.
⚡ / 🔴 🌙
Guitarists that night were Leda Cygnus and Takayoshi Ohmura.
As usual BOH was on bass and Hideki Aoyama on drums.
Su doesn't need to fear any of the pyrotechnics because she is made of fire. : )
That solo (and Rondo of Nightmare from the same concert) are what sold me on BABYMETAL.
Before that I liked them, and thought the whole idea was a lot of fun, but seeing Su in full Metal Queen mode turned me into a diehard fan.
An interesting thing about 'Akatsuki'.
It's written by combining "Red" and "Moon".
Which helps explain the red moon imagery BABYMETAL uses in many of their concerts.
On the track listing the character "Kurenai" (often translated as a deep red or crimson) is used instead of "Red" as a tribute to the X-Japan song of that name.
In Japanese writing the kanji character for "kurenai" can be and is used for "red" regardless of any reference to X Japan's song of that title. "Kurenai" is not used "instead" of "red" - it IS "red". In classical Japanese literature it's the go-to character for "red". There are several verses in the original Babymetal "Akatsuki" lyrics that make direct or oblique reference to classical Japanese literature.
Excellent reaction and analysis - and welcome to the BABYMETAL galaxy. As others have said, no BABYMETAL are not 'typical' of Japanese metal, especially vocally - but they are not typical for anywhere, they really are that rare thing, something new and unique but also pure quality in everything from the song writing to every aspect of the performance.
I hope you follow up on some of the suggestions for more BABYMETAL songs, every one of them is different and you will have so many different aspects to analyse in each one.
"No Rain No Rainbow" Legend S Baptism XX, a real showcase for her.
This a thousand times this
Babymetal is not typical anywhere. They invented their own genre of music that they got to name because nobody knew what to call them. They called it 'kawaii metal' which means 'cute' but also the cultural revolution of cuteness that happened in Japan. So kawaii also has connotations of rebellion and doing things a different way. This is sort of a not typical song but a lot of their songs are not typical. Most have 3 girls with full dance choreography. But Su sings much better of course when she doesn't have to dance. So this is a good song to recommend for this purpose.
I also think that Su is not typical of Japanese singers. She sings very simply and straightforward and most of them are the opposite, some well past the point of what i could consider being cheesy. You add that to Japanese vocal melodies which are like crack cocaine and it's all too much if you're not used to it. In my opinion that is why Japanese music is usually never popular outside Japan. But it is very good IMO, but it's so different and extreme from a western perspective.
Yo talk about Su-METAL's voice's purity and I cannot but agree. She is not of those vocalists who use and abuse "techniques such as portamento and vibrato, singing straight, on the note. The first time I heard Su, her vocalisation reminded me that of Annie Haslam, although Annie is no "power vocal".
I was a huge fan of Renaissance and Annie Haslam's voice. Su-metal doesn't have that remarkable range, but to my untrained ear they share a pure clarity of tone.
@@Shoe-metal Sure. Not any singer is able to produce 5 octaves! Heard Annie was trained by an opera-singer,so she's been trained a very classical vocalese. A gem.
@Prepster M Zettai Karen Children's OP. But she was one of the 3 singers so didn't notice he much. I think the quality of her voic came evident to the ears of the public in 2012-13 with the release of Hedbangeeer, IDZ and Megitsune. The earlier songs still had much of what one may call a "cute, idolish style"
Their acoustic version of this song, video titled "Akatsuki (Unfinished Ver.)", where Su-metal sings with just a piano and I think some violins, is amazingly beautiful, and is known to make grown metalheads come to tears!
"Adolescent", "child-like", "younger" - she was 15 in this concert. Seems like you nailed it.
Funny you asked if Babymetal is the standard Japanese metal or kinda "out there". Well, Babymetal is definitely out there AND they set the standard. Not just for J-Metal but for what heavy metal could be, and we are all in for the treat of our lives.
Thanks for the thorough analysis. There's a lot more in store for you in the Babymetal foxhole mate.
Awesome. Babymetal actually consists of 2-3 girls. This was a Su-metal solo, back when this was recorded the other 2 girls would take a break while Su did her thing and then the other 2, known as Black Babymetal, would have their own songs to give Su a break. One of the 2 other girls, Yuimetal, left due to health reasons and hasn't been permanently replaced. So now Babymetal consists of Su-metal and Moametal and one of 3 girls, know as the Avengers, taking turns to fill the third spot, but not singing.
If you want to see a Su solo again try Rondo of Nightmare, where you can see more of the band, known as the Kami band. th-cam.com/video/8WBDiLMNZcE/w-d-xo.html
If you want see the whole band try ijime dame zettai, or idz, from Sonisphere in 2014 in the UK, their first major performance outside Asia
th-cam.com/video/Ro-_cbfdrYE/w-d-xo.html
Next babymetal - rondo of nightmare . . .
It's easy to forget that Su was only SIXTEEN years old in this video! And they are at the world famous Budokan arena, where you have to be invited to perform there. The Beatles, Cheap Trick, and Bob Dylan have performed there too. This is one of my most favorite BABYMETAL songs and performances.
It is the most bad @ss yet touching songs I have ever heard:
"Going over thousands of nights,
some love shall survive.
So, until my body perishes,
until my life disappears,
I shall keep on cherishing this love."
Great reaction! 🦊🤘
The Budokan is prestigious and many developing artists in Japan hold out playing Budokan as their goal - that certainly was the case for Babymetal at the time - but I don't believe the "invitation only" idea is accurate.
This group is interesting in that it’s actually three girls but the focus is around Su ( the girl here) vocals.
Like this group basically invented a new metal genre around themselves and it’s because of Su.
Interesting fact about Su is she may have Synethesia because interviews she strongly relates notes to colors to notes and is the main way she can describe her own singing
Nice reaction & thanks from Japan 有難う💛。 You felt adolescence because she was only 16-year-old when this was filmed in 2014. She and another BABYMETAL member have grown up into beautiful ladies now and their performance has matured, and yet very energetic as before. Their activities are worldwide. Since June last year until March this year (before the pandemic), they performed 20 times in USA, 19 in EU/UK/Russia and 1 in Taiwan in addition to 15 in Japan (total : 49 their own concerts + 6 appearance in festivals). Please continue to explore BABYMETAL. Just so you know, the bassist is playing 6 strings bass.
"She's dressed a lot like Little Red Riding Hood" LOL! 😂 The Big Bad Wolf doesn't know what he's in for! Nice reaction.
Suzuka's voice is a needle sharped so thin that pierces the metal on the background to stand in front. She is also an incredible performer, because she was trained as an actress not a singer. That bald bassman is Boh, a fucking genius. Part of Babymetal's success is because in the Kami Band, the musicians in the background, everyone is so talented. The producer of the band, Kobametal, managed to assemble some of the best metal scene musicians in Japan to play for the girls.
You might get misguided because of Akatsuki, but Babymetal is in truth three girls, Suzuka is just the lead singer and two dancers accompany her. But they have some solo songs so they can take a rest after all the 120% energy dancing. If you are curious to see them I think the best song to meet them would be Megitsune: th-cam.com/video/cK3NMZAUKGw/w-d-xo.html
If you want to see more Suzuka (SU-METAL) solo stuff try Rondo of Nightmare or No Rain No Rainbow.
th-cam.com/video/aUaZn92G8uU/w-d-xo.html *Rondo* Some kind Doom Metal song
th-cam.com/video/pDgqo6fcliY/w-d-xo.html *No Rain No Rainbow* A Metal Ballad
Might of had training in acting but her ambition was always singing .
@@martinmetal7481 Plus Sakura Gakuin definitely trained her in singing and dancing
翻訳神よ…………聞こえますか…………いらっしゃいませんか…………
React to Amore or Rondo of Nightmare
Thanks for reacting to Babymetal. Loved your analysis!
Interesting breakdown of her vocal technique. Next, maybe their performance of "Headbanger" from the concert "Legend of 1997"?
Listen to "Karate" mate, it's nuts but brilliant.
Thank you! Suzuka (the singer) was 16 with probably 1 to 2 yrs of private vocal training. However, shes unique in the sense that its rare in japanese music scene to sing clean/high while also with power at such a young age. She was scouted at 9 yrs old by the producer because of her voice. My next suggestion would be babymetal - kimi to anime ga mitai (black night) to get the full on babymetal experience. Sidenote:the timing of the pauses is the sad part. But your analysis is so great so its fine.
Suzuka attended Actor's School Hiroshima (ASH), a private school focused on the performing arts, from 2006 until 2011 or 2012 when she and her sister Himeka moved to Tokyo because of their developing careers.
@@johnschultz7765 what i meant is personal vocal coach. She mentioned it in an interview about megitsune.
In my opinion Japanese popular music tends to be very high quality (musicians, production, professionalism...) but this band is the best of the best.
Nice reaction!
I want see your Babymetal reaction more.
If you have time please react "AKATSUKI unfinished ver".
You can hear her wonderful singing voice.
Check out ijime dame zetai live @ sonisphere. Their break through performance in europe. Su singing her heart out in in my opinion one of her best vocal performances, moa and yui dancing in overdrive and the Kami band pouring on the metal to unbelievable. My absolute favorite
Babymetal songs are very different form one to another and also diferente ages. They have over 50 songs... The Fox God welcomes everyone 🦊🤘🦊
I don't think you can make a lot of assumptions on Japanese metal by this performance. Babymetal is the world's first Kawaii Metal ("cute" metal) band - they invented a genre. Also Suzuka was just 16 and still in high school, so the costume was age appropriate. They are more mature and sophisticated now.
Rondo of Nightmare is a good one to follow up with, or No Rain No Rainbow Legend S version to here something more recent
Just for your information she is only 16 at the time of this concert
This is KAWAII METAL
IN OTHER WORDS CUTE METAL
A GANDER CREATED BY BABYMETAL
YOU SHOULD REACT TO
AMORE LIVE BLUE-RAY VERSION
IT IS AMAZING ALSO IS FROM THEIR MOST RECENT ALBUM
AND
HEADBANGER LEGEND 1997
This is one with the 3 girls
This band has a very special place in my heart, and are one of my favourites. Plus they led me to a couple more favourites ... Lovebites and Waggakiband.
Our little Queen is a tiny powerhouse indeed, by the end of this song she's so into her character, she's almost possessed 😅
Usually female singers in metal goes for either growl (Archenemy, Jinjer, Eths, etc.) or very emphatic theatrical singing ( Nightwish, Lacuna Coil, Evanescence etc.), SU use the sharpness of her voice to cut through the metal sound like a sword in such an easy way, it's impressive how every single word is still perfectly intelligible, no matter how loud the music is.
The bass player here is BOH, a very talented musician, you can find some of his own stuff on TH-cam.
🤘🦊⚡
Akatsuki means "Red Moon" 🔴
She's just 16 y.o. at that time and this year she's 23 in December 20th... So i think you need to check the recent performance when her voice is more mature and improved...
Oh thanks for the reaction to BABYMETAL. It looks like youtube made me unsubscribe to you and on other channels, let me subscribe again to you.
So interesting! I found myself nodding as I was listening to your analysis. This performance was 5 years ago and she was only 16, now she's 21 and her voice is much more stable, matured, and strong. I'd like to see how you react to recent performance of her.
Thank you for this reaction ! This is a very good Babymetal reaction, maybe the best because you picked out what makes Suzuka/Su-metal style of singing and music combination so unique.
Most regular reactors obviously wouldn't be able to talk about such things and a bunch of vocal coaches, I think, might have been a bit surprised by Babymetal and never went into detail like you did.
Akatsuki means something like 'crimson moon'. The Black Night is the name of the night it was performed because it was 2 nights in a row at the same venue, but different setlist.
11:45 "that was an experience" imagine something like that, but maybe even more high energy for 1+ hour, than you get some idea what a Babymetal show is like. :-)
While some of her singing might be more common in Japan as you said about the Japanese language as well, but it's definitely not standard for metal in Japan. Babymetal is special in this regard.
In Japan they have a whole kawaii culture (adorable/cute like a baby culture) which Babymetal combines with metal music. Babymetal clearly combines many opposites. :-)
She was 16 here and Babymetal started when she was 12, so the cute element and high tones in her singing in some sense comes kind of natural to them (their are 3 singers as mentioned). To see a different side of Babymetal and to hopefully talk a bit about other parts of her singing please react to Babymetal Megitsune MV.
Finally!! Great first reaction. Su was just 16 back then, now that she's a grown woman (her voice is still maturing) she can be even more impressive.
Su's vocal is beautiful, don't get me wrong, but when you already been exposed to Dimash, it'll be hard to find someone who could match him, vocally. But in terms of performance, dynamics, musical technique, production, and entertainment, Babymetal is among my top 5 live performers. So, enjoy the ride! *The Fox Hole is very deep tho...
An other element Babymetal has mastered: audience participation. :-)
Most of Babymetal's stuff is more...eccentric than this. This was an appropriate choice to showcase Sumetal's vocals. Another wonderful one for that is "No Rain, No Rainbow". "Ijime, Dame, Zettai" is also great
BABYMETAL is BABYMETAL , their own genre :) Nice reaction!
Babymetal takes a lot of queues from a lot of different metal variants and combine them with Su Metal's singing. This results in some epic music. Now you have to appreciate that they are also all about the performance and as you saw Babymetal is just awesome.
Its 6 string Bass, and its 7 string guitar if you notice :)
She is one of the greatest female rock singer, IMHO.
Думаю ,вам следует послушать еще одну их песню под названием "rondo of nightmare"
AKATSUKI is the best power metal song in the history
Nice reaction video, I love seeing the technical aspects of BABYMETAL performances, because there are so much to talk about. And you come in a great time, we are celebrating 10 years anniversary of BABYMETAL this month.
This was a solo performance of a once trio, a vocal and 2 dancers (now they're just 2 of them). Since we're discussing the vocal, it's a good choice already. Other older solo performance examples are: Rondo of Nightmare (has unique timing), No Rain No Rainbow (ballad), Amore (similar to Akatsuki), From Dusk Til Dawn (very high pitch).
There also some unique style of singing technique shown off in their latest album such as: Shanti Shanti Shanti (Indian), BxMxC (Rap, new mv available), Brand New Day (R&B), Night Night Burn (Spanish/Latin), Oh Majinai (European Folks), and what I think the hardest to sing is Shine.
Other epic must watch performance examples are: Ijime Dame Zettai, Headbangerrr...!!!, Road of Resistance, PA PA YA!!, The ONE, and many others.
You can find most of their audio in digital platform. Their music video however is a bit hard to react to, since their label is very strict about copyright. But you can still try react to their mv from official BABYMETAL site.
A TH-cam reactor name Andrew breaks down the song Rondo of Nightmares really good and talks about the timing and it makes you have a greater appreciation to the song. Here’s the link th-cam.com/video/EG_Fl_LXbhg/w-d-xo.html
@@julianhernandez5234 thanks, will do that
My friend, glad You enjoyed this! You definitely needs to check "Rondo of Nightmares" (linked already in the comments), "Amore" and "No Rain, No Rainbow". Oh BTW: In this performance SU-METAL is dressed like vampire Queen not Little Red Riding Hood :P
Will there be another BABYMETAL coach? because their song is different each to another. Will be good to react :)
I’m sure there will be at some point yes! 😊
@@SSTVocalCoach hey Sam we miss your Nightwish reactions/analysis ,there is so much more great music from them for you to experience : from the Wacken 2013 : StoryTime, EverDream,Ghost River,Amaranth,Nemo,Bless The Child
From their recent release Human/Nature no live shows yet due to the ccp virus but they have lyric videos that are outstanding : Shoemaker ( guess who the song is about) NIGHTWISH - Shoemaker (Official Lyric Video) : th-cam.com/video/Rjp_DfvJimg/w-d-xo.html
Nightwish - How's The Heart Acoustic (Planet Rock acoustic session) just Floor & Troy, : th-cam.com/video/yYtkPpFYzOo/w-d-xo.html
Nightwish - Nemo (Planet Rock acoustic session) : th-cam.com/video/FC7HYfc5y0A/w-d-xo.html
and then there is Floor's amazing vocals from her 1st band : After Forever - Dreamflight Live ProgPower USA VIII (2007) : th-cam.com/video/73-_F9prx4I/w-d-xo.html
After Forever - Monolith of Doubt (LiveTV).asf : th-cam.com/video/8hI2w6yONVk/w-d-xo.html
After Forever - My Pledge of Allegiance #1 (Live Die Zillo Festival 2004) : th-cam.com/video/V4oQuf3XUm/w-d-xo.html
Her voice and eyes is clean and beautiful. Another song, “the one” is also nice.
This is just the tip of the iceberg regarding how good Queen SU is.
Very cool and interesting and entertaining reaction, thank you! Yeah, BABYMETAL are an experience, especially their live stuff. They're really one of a kind, not only in the metal scene.
BABYMETAL is definitely not typical Japanese Metal, they are very unique in Japan as well. „Kawaii“ means cute, and their music is a fusion of Metal and Japanese Pop music that you might know from idol groups (although there‘s not that much of a Pop element in this particular song). Su‘s outfit shows both influences as well, perhaps that‘s one of the reasons why you get that adolescent vibe (another being that she is indeed 16 here).
I‘m glad that Su gets some recognition from a professional. I have always felt just like you said, her voice sits nicely on the Metal foundation, and she always cuts through perfectly. It gets even more fascinating when you see other songs where she is following more of a dance choreography while singing, yet you barely ever hear her voice waver.
If you‘d like to hear what she sounds like today (six years later), I‘d like to recommend a song called „Shanti Shanti Shanti“. I think you might find that one interesting from a vocal standpoint as well. th-cam.com/video/gQnG_T7kbtY/w-d-xo.html
Here are 5 songs to check out among the many they have done.
Headbanger th-cam.com/video/YjjWZpf_jSs/w-d-xo.html
Road of Resistance th-cam.com/video/zTEYUFgLveY/w-d-xo.html
Pa Pa Ya th-cam.com/video/oO7Y8NsnkRg/w-d-xo.html
iine th-cam.com/video/qVdBBOpSoN4/w-d-xo.html
Megitsune th-cam.com/video/cK3NMZAUKGw/w-d-xo.html
Rondo of Nightmare (with Mischief of Gods intro) th-cam.com/video/8WBDiLMNZcE/w-d-xo.html
No Rain No rainbow th-cam.com/video/pDgqo6fcliY/w-d-xo.html
There are many more that you can choose from.
Sounded like your voice had a Mongolian throat-singing hangover at the beginning, Sam. ;-) This is probably the best Baby Metal song *for my personal tastes* that I've heard.
Well, The Hu did open for Babymetal, so it's kind of appropriate ? :-)
Congratulations for entering the fox hole. Another precious song by Su is “No Rain, No Rainbow” live. You will experience same divine emotions
I love all of babymetals earlier very grand dominated spectacular perfectly performance skills of abilities.🥰
Do BabyMetal - Road Of Resistance,, I promise u will blown away more
please babymetal - Rondo of Nightmare Live @ budokan Black Night react
Anyone else get scared when the dog popped up out of nowhere at 3:00 ?? Because I did and I started laughing so hard I was crying and in pain😂😭
love seeing your reaction to her vocals. sumetal’s voice gives me countless chills no matter how often i listen to her. ive been a babymetal fan for several years and i’ve loved seeing her voice mature throughout the years! she really is one of those vocalists that sound better live, and her voice suits metal so much. a lovely reaction and all your comments were very interesting!
All hail The Queen!! No more words! Good reaction 🤟🏻🦊
Three words regarding outstanding Japanese acts: Dir En Grey.
try Rondo of Nightmare with the Mischiefs of God Intro. make sure you watch one with the intro.. the intro is a few min solo featuring each of the Kami band players also Su dose some very interesting (in my opinion) vocal changes in the song
SU- METAL is a beautiful gorgeous queen 💓 she's perfection! 🤘😘❤️
React to babymetal no rain no rainbow
Probably mentioned earlier in comments, but BABYMETAL'S backing band, the KAMI Band (KAMI means god, spirit, or divine being) often wore traditional Japanese burial robes & corpse paint/makeup as seen in this video. Would love to see more BABYMETAL reactions from you!
Arigatou! 🦊🤘
Rondo of nightmare or No rain No rai bow next please !
We call her our Queen and Goddess for a good reason ..
Enjoying watching your smile as Su did things that impressed you .
Really good reaction . One of my favorite BabyMetal songs and Su has only got even better as she has
Matured into a incredibly talented
22 year old . Lots of great recommendations in comments for you to react toò.
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You forgot the obligatory No Pun Intended when you said Su-Metal of BabyMetal sings like a crying baby
At last... BabyMetal..,, thanks, more please..
MORE BABYMETAL
Waiting for more
Babymetal play multiple nights in Japan so each performance will be separated as Black Night & Red Night. They perform almost completely different songs for each night.
The motion sickness comment made me laugh cause I thought the same thing watching the first time. And when Yui & Moa are doing the dance routines Im like "How do they not fall off?"
The musicians are top of the food chain. Especially the drummer's and the bass player Boh. He plays a 6 string bass, does some incredible 6 finger tapping on the solo's. You should check them out. th-cam.com/video/8WBDiLMNZcE/w-d-xo.html
This is a very particular type of metal called Kawaii(cute) metal. Its a melding of death metal and J-pop. Other types of metal in Japan cover different genera.
They have done back to back shows with different setlists on different nights, but in this case, other than the song order, the only change was to add 'Kimi to Anime Ga Mitai' and 'No Rain, No Rainbow' on the second night.
All of the other songs were the same.
@@rickwagner-
tokyo dome
red night
road to resistance
yava
iine
syncopation
amore
gj
akumu no rondo
4 no uta
catch me if you can
give me chocolate
karate
tales of the destinies
the one
black night
babymetal death
awadame fever
U.ki.U.ki Midnight
meta taro
sis anger
Benitsuki Akatsuki
Onedari Daisakusen
no rain no rainbow
do ki do ki morning
megitsune
headbanger
Ijime, Dame, Zettai
@@russellward4624 When I said "in this case", i was talking about Budokan Red Night and Black Night, since the Budokan Black Night performance of 'Akatsuki' is what was being reacted to.
I already said "They have done back to back shows with different setlists on different nights", and Tokyo Dome is certainly an example of that.
You don't need to prove that to me, I already acknowledged this. : )
I'm as addicted to baby metal reaction videos as I am baby metal videos.
You missed a opportunity to hear her live yourself, they played Glasgow in February.
Definitely 'No Rain No Rainbow" - th-cam.com/video/pDgqo6fcliY/w-d-xo.html I'd be curious to hear your take on it - the same laser-focused vocals, but with a measure more depth and maturity, because she's older. But you need to see a song with the full trio, too - it just adds to the show! Road of Resistance would be a good one - and the range is such that Su can sing more with her chest voice
"she is brilliant"🤗yes she is.
Thanks for reviewing a Su-metal Solo / Babymetal 🦊🤘
Next BabyMetal no rain no rainbow
Need to react Lovebites - Holy War,
It's awesome female power metal band from Japan with great guitar solos and vocal. All song in english
next one : Rondo of Nightmare with the Mischiefs of God Intro ! ! !
lol he don't know that it is i special metal it is BABYYYYYMETAL :D and i they are my favorite band :D
Great reaction and analysis. You can also react to " No Rain, No Rainbow" taken from the bluray/dvd recorded live at Hiroshima/Japan. It is a great rock ballad with heavy guitar riffs in certain sections. You can check the youtube video at : th-cam.com/video/pDgqo6fcliY/w-d-xo.html
Edit : There are also a live piano and a string quartet featured in this song. Probably a first for babymetal with different live instrumets featured other than the ones in the band.
She's only 16 here so check out Starlight or Shine to see how much more mature her voice is 🖤🤘🦊
Has he not reacted to Jinjer yet? I don't see it on his channel. That would be a treat. Also, more Babymetal, of course.
I've done Pisces? just search my name and jinjer, it's there somewhere! :)
Good choice for a first reaction and great points about her voice and the music! If you want to hear more of Su-Metals voice I strongly recommend "No rain, no rainbow" (Live)
[ th-cam.com/video/pDgqo6fcliY/w-d-xo.html ].
Headbanger!!!
This is how a voice coach probably should review. Great content!
I found a Cute dog🐶I love “dog” too =犬、イヌ、いぬ. Japanese uses 3 characters 👍
Thank you for the great reaction & analysis.
Babymetal recently won Best Album for "Metal Galaxy" at the MTV Music Awards Japan 2020.
Please react to Babymetal "Ijime dame zettai" live at sonisphere!!
10:52 . Literally my face when 1st time discovering Babymetal.
This is not the true BabyMetal experience, it is a solo by the lead singer while the other girls take a break. If you want to see what the band is really about then watch Legend of 1997 Head Banger or Pa Pa Ya feat. F. Hero
"not the true BabyMetal experience"
I would say, just one aspect of what Babymetal does, Babymetal has multiple things they do.
Lol "not the true BM experience" i think you got the news late but the Babymetal sound is all about Suzuka's voice, Su vocalises and they develop a song from there. Also the mere existence of Suzuka singing voice is the reason why BM was created in the first place, so I find your comment really out of place. Su solos are BM, the Yui&Moa duets are BM, the trio and now duo are BM, I don't know why you have this superior feeling of tell people what is or not real just because you say so..
@@VioletScent I'm not sure why you do either.
How long have you been listening to and following BM? Going to gigs? Folowing them on social media? Hearing their backstories? Just curious, because you seem to be pretty confident you know all there is about it.
Babymetal! Yass! Although, I prefer Megitsune or Gimme Chocolate, still a splendid choice.
Oh, and a splendid commentary but what do I know haha
BABYMETAL - Rondo Of Nightmare/Mischief of Metal Gods Intro - Budokan 2014 th-cam.com/video/8WBDiLMNZcE/w-d-xo.html
BABYMETAL - NO RAIN, NO RAINBOW (Live) LEGEND-S - BAPTISM XX th-cam.com/video/pDgqo6fcliY/w-d-xo.html
I like how already the first word in the song sets it apart from any language I know. In "ikusen" the word-final back-of-the-mouth N gets its own beat as per Japanese pronounciation: "i-ku-se-N mo no..." And how clearly she sings such a muffled consonant is a delight. (Wikipedia, as I understand, both claims and refutes that it is a "voiced uvular nasal".)