"It's a festival, a festival! A spicy summer song! It's a festival, a festival! A crazy summer dance! Make some noise! Make some noise! Make some noise! Yo PA PA YA boys! Do a dance! Do a dance! Do a dance! PA PA PA PA YA girls! PA PA YA! PA PA YA!" Hi Hollywood and Smokey! Good reaction! "PA PA YA" is a simple fun summer party song. While Su sings about a "spicy summer song" and a "crazy summer dance", Fucking Hero raps about making papaya salad and going to the pool. This was indeed in Japan on the second day of their Yokohama Arena performance in mid 2019, both days were sold out 20,000 person crowds. This is the studio audio over the performance video though, the music video was released only a couple days after the performance! So I want to tell this story because I think it's important. "PA PA YA" was supposed to be unveiled at Yokohama Arena, however the song was leaked by some Russian music sites and the fans got it a week before the performance. Nobody had any idea who F.Hero was, and this was literally the first time a BABYMETAL track was out in the wild with a featured artist, so it wasn't long before the internet sleuths found his twitter and instagram. Some fans didn't like that a rap part was added to a BABYMETAL song and started sending him hate messages on how he ruined the song and that he had no business on a BABYMETAL track. F.Hero is really popular in Thailand, but he didn't really have any exposure internationally and he was super excited to work with an international group like BABYMETAL but he was getting so much hate online that he was doubting himself and he almost didn't perform at the concert. After he performed however, he said he started getting lots of praise online from all over the world, 10x as much as any hate he got before, and the hate stopped. The moral of the story: haters gonna hate, ignore them!
@@Hollywood6IX - Have you checked out Ramstein? Before Babymetal they were the only non-english Metal group that had a huge following all around the world. Ramstein: Du Hast (Official) th-cam.com/video/W3q8Od5qJio/w-d-xo.html As far as Babymetal you should check out Akatsuki. BABYMETAL - AKATSUKI「紅月アカツキ」BLACK NIGHT HD1080p th-cam.com/video/g2372C5PJLM/w-d-xo.html This is live in Budokan. They did two shows. One was red night and the other was black night. Su was 16 years old here. Budokan is the martial arts arena built for the Tokyo Olympics back in the day.
I think you were spot on when you said "They may react differently to music than they do to sport". Because the Japanese crowds for music (and especially rock/metal music) are known for being INSANE. I do not follow sports enough to know wether that's different for that type of crowd but I can imagine it would be. The Japan concerts for BABYMETAL are absolute fire. The crowd there always gets so hyped that they put western crowds to absolute shame. And if you don't believe me, watch BABYMETAL at Metrock... To this day, I still haven't seen a more insane crowd than this. And I'm a metalhead who loves going to big festivals...
It can also be that Japanese as a people don't really enjoy people beating the shit out of each other and instead enjoy music that fills them with happiness? I mean, that's how I see the crowd differences, but that's just me. I don't enjoy watching people beat the shit out of each other and would rather listen to good music instead.
@@alleyviper277 Nope, fighting sports and pro wrestling (puroresu) in Japan are a fucking CULT. People are INSANELY into it. Arguably more than western fans, actually. It's just that, traditionally, the audience must show respect to the fighters, therefore they act in a more calm and collected way. It's not that they aren't into it, it's just a different tradition.
@@Shendue I remember a story of Star Wars: A New Hope debuting in Japan, and George Lucas being shocked when, after it was completed, they were greeted with complete silence as the credits rolled - they were worried that they were disappointed, that it fell flat, but apparently that's the greatest gesture of respect they can give for a movie. It's a different tradition.
PA PA YA!! rap part by F.Hero (Thai original + English translation) Rap Rap หมอลำ Rock Rock สุดแต่ชะตาจะมาเคาะ ก๊อก ก๊อก เพราะชีวิตเหมือน Chocolate Box Box มีผสมกันเหมือน Papaya Pok Pok โดน Knock Knock Knock ล้มๆลุกๆ โขลกๆความสุขไปกับทุกข์ๆๆ มะละกอโดนทุบๆๆ ถึงจะแซ่บ ถึงจะนัว ถึงจะกรอบกรุ้บๆ ซิ่งรถตุ๊กๆ อย่าง Thai Rider Hot and Spicy เพราะนี่ Summer I was Lightning Before the Thunder ส้มตำ ปลาดิบ เฮามาม่วนกันเด้อ Baby Girls, ฮานาก้า สั่งบิกินี่มาจาก Lazada Jumpin' in the Pool La La La แสงแดดแผดเผาเรามา Papaya - เนื้อท่อนแรป เพลง PaPaYa ⬇️ Translated By @darkestromantic & @ppoiid ⬇️ Rap, Rap, Molam (1), Rock, Rock. Let the fortunes bring something to us, knock, knock! Life is like a Chocolate box. Mix and mash up like "Papaya-Pok-Pok" (2) Knock, knock, knock. Struggling. Pound our lives with some happiness and sadness. Papaya needs to be pound hard So it can be yummy, crispy and delicious. Live your life fast like Thailand rider. Make your life feels "hot and spicy" (3) cause this is summer! "I was Lightning Before the Thunder" (4), "Som-tam" (5) & Sashimi. We’re gonna have some fun. Baby girls, "Hanaka" (6) Go order your bikinis from "Lazada" (7) Jumpin' in the Pool La La La Let the sunburn. We’re gonna "PAPAYA" Remarks (1) Molam = Thai-Isan local music (2) "Papaya-Pok-Pok" = Thai pun phrase means Som-tam, Thai food made up from papaya-chopped and mix up with all ingredients, chilli, tomato, garlic, palm sugar, lots of vegetable and other, depends on varies area and restaurants. (3) "hot and spicy" = refer to one of KFC’s chicken flavors. Sub-meaning in Thai is, to living the best of you. (4) "I was Lightning Before the Thunder" = refer to Imagine Dragons’s phrase taken from Thunder. (5) "Som-tam" = same meaning with (2) (6) "Hanaka" = Name of Thai old snack, slang word means like "sugoii !!!" in Japanese. (7) "Lazada" = Lazada is the number-one online shopping and selling destination in Southeast Asia and one of the biggest online shopping community in Thailand. And if you want the real live version, it is here: vimeo.com/366067270
⚡ 💕 🌸 / 🌞 You guessed right. This was from a June 29th, 2019 concert in Yokohama Arena, in Yokohama Japan. The song had it's world debut the night before. Since this was the second of two nights at Yokohama Arena, the crowd knew to bring towels to wave, or to get one at the merch stands. I was amazed that they were able to put a very similar stage setup together in L.A. last October for the LA Forum show. That was the album release concert for 'Metal Galaxy', the third album, and their first arena show in the USA. Even in Japan, I don't think you can compare BABYMETAL crowds to anything else. : ) Unfortunately their March 22nd concert in Thailand was postponed because of the Corona virus. F. HERO had been scheduled as a special guest for that show.
There is a good interview of F.Hero on Reddit on his recruitment and experience doing this performance. At first he didn't believe they wanted him. He wrote his rap and they flew him and his wife (business class) to Japan, putting them a 4 star hotel. He still had doubts, but was told when the Japanese say it's going to happen it does. He was also amazed at the efficiency of the crews in the setting up and tear down. Said he was on and off stage in 3 minutes. The only thing was he doesn't say much about the girls. Sure he met them but likely no conversation. I believe Su and Moa are heavily protected.
only baby metal can make a song about thai papaya salad and make it amazing....gotta love these girls. hit that subscribe button and stay tuned for much much more
@@Hollywood6IX The rap part of the song uses Thai papaya salad as a metaphor for life. It's spicy and sweet, but you have to crush everything in a mortar to bring out the flavor. The rest of the song is a Summer festival banger. : )
Two things the Thai language is tonal meaning that one word can have up to five different meanings and each separate meaning depends on the tone of that word so really artist like FHero is incredibly hard to rap like that but Thai is such an easy language so being an easy language helps understand what he is saying. Second, at 6:09 you can see Moa do traditional Ram Thai dancing, they actually included traditional hand gestures and style which I think is so cool because it is really hard to do and I've never seen a major artist use it in this way. This song and video have a lot to unpack and yes it is Papaya because they are singing about Papaya salad which is incredibly spicy hot but also cool to eat, best eaten on hot days to make yourself feel "cooler". So the song is about chilling by the beach eating Papaya salad and doing what girls do in the summer.
Babymetal actually played at the Roxy in Atlanta last summer. They did a 20 show tour through the US with 19 being small venues and an arena show at the Forum in LA. The small venue shows are cool because while it's more scaled down, it's obviously a lot more personal. Up close, those girls present an aura that is absolutely mesmerizing. It's way more than just their attractiveness.
fyi,..this footage are taken on the second day from the first 2 shows in 2019 "BabyMetal Awakens : The Sun Also Rises" Live at Yokohama Arena (Japan) with Kano Fujihira serve as the chosen avengers. Kami Band member on that show are,.: Leda Cygnus & Isao Fujita (guitars)-Boh (bass)-Hideki Aoyama (drum). glad both of you liked it. but, i think you'll liked even more if you watched the actual live version. bcoz, in this MV they mixed live performance with sound from the album, therefore many people/reactor get off in the rap parts. the atmosphere, energy & crowds reaction when Su-Metal welcoming F. Hero & thank him after the song ended is so epic.
Babymetal concerts in Japan are huge, really huge with a lot of fire, sound, light etc... Not only in Tokyo or Yokohama, this is "logical" because you´re talking about a huge city with a lot of millions of people. Even Yokohama can "sound" like a small town if you compare with Tokyo, but in fact Tokyo and Yokohama are so close that you can think in only one huge city. Also in Hiroshima Babymetal concerts are huge, because Hiroshima is where Suzuka was born and this city really love her. Just think that in Japan, to go to a Babymetal concert you must be in a fan club and participe in a lottery... to buy the ticket !
There's nobody like Babymetal,,, gotta ❤️them, so much energy, such catchy songs, great vocals and top class choreography /dancing, and the band is tighter than tight,,, loving your reactions guys,, do me a solid and react to Distortion the official MV🙌🙌🙌
What's amazing with this performance was that, and this shows how good of dancers & everything that they are, including the chosen 3rd. They are dancing on a moving platform that not only will move forward & backward but also elevates up & down.
Good reaction. The audiences they get in the US and Europe are lively and get hyped, but they don't compare to their Japanese audiences where even the people up in the seats are jumping and dancing and singing along. Don't forget you need to see a live version of 'BxMxC' - fan cams only as yet, but this one has reasonable audio th-cam.com/video/BjNHAZAAQug/w-d-xo.html
As a fan who went to BABYMETAL show in Europe AND Japan, I don't totally agree, I mean you're right if you take the whole crowd, cause usually in Europe there's a lot of people just going to the show by curiosity, while in Japan at least 80% of the crowd will be there because they know what they're stepping into ahah. But if you take the core of the fanbase, if you watch what happens in the moshpit, it's just as intense in Japan as in Europe, I would even say it's more brutal in Europe sometimes.
@@FlipperWolf No argument about those on the floor and in the moshpits, I was meaning that in Japan the whole audience gets involved. I was on the floor for Brixton last year and it was wild, I'm getting on now so I got seats for Hammersmith this year and it was a lot more 'civilised' up there - still very enthusiastic, no jumping up and down etc. I envy you your seeing them in Japan.
Nice! I absolutely agree with you! The music as such is great already, but the total package is so much more. And nothing they do is half-assed (that’s probably true for everything Japanese). I have to admit, I‘m not into Rap (sorry) and I had my share of reservations when I first heard about this song. But now it’s one of the songs I look forward to the most during a live show. The energy is just fantastic, and the whole song is genuinely BABYMETAL. I don’t think any other band could make this work. Whenever you see them play for such huge crowds, it’s almost certainly in Japan. I don’t have the exact numbers, but the only shows with crowds of 10000+ in the West would probably be Wembley and The Forum (not counting festivals). I don’t know much about Japanese crowds in other areas, but the BABYMETAL fans are crazy. I‘d almost say I‘m a fan of those fans. You don’t see a single person slacking off. It has already been mentioned, but please check out this clip from Metrock festival. I have never seen a crowd like that: www.dailymotion.com/video/x5fak8n
แรกแรกหมอลำร็อคร็อค สุดแต่ชะตากลับมาเคาะเคาะเคาะ เพราะชีวิตเหมือนชอคโกแลตป๊อกป๊อก ไปผสมกันเหมือนปาปาย่าป๊อกป๊อก โดนน๊อคน๊อคน็อคล้มล้มลุกลุก โขลกโขลกความสุขไปกับทุกข์ทุกข์ทุกข์ มะละกอโดนทุบทุบทุบ ถึงจะแซ่บ ถึงจะนัว ถึงจะกรอบกรุ๊บกรุ๊บ สิงห์รถตุ๊กตุ๊กจาก Thai rider Hot and spicy ตอนนี้summer What's riding for the thunder ส้มตำปลาดิบเอามาปนกันเด้อ Yes baby girl sanaka สั่งbikiniมาจากLazada Stop thinking of pool oh lalala แสงแดดแผดเผา เรามา PA PA YA yes First, first, Mor Lam Rock, Rock But fate comes knock, knock, knock Because life is like a chocolate Pok Pok Mix together like Papaya Pok Pok. Being knocked down, knocked, knocked down Pounding, pounding happiness with suffering, suffering, suffering Papaya gets smashed, smashed, smashed Even if it's delicious, even if it's crispy, the grub Sing a tuk tuk from Thai rider Hot and spicy now summer What's riding for the thunder Papaya Salad with raw fish mixed with Yes baby girl sanaka Order a bikini from Lazada Stop thinking of pool oh lalala The sun burns, we come PA PA YA yes
Hi. I'm a Thai who speak English and understand some easy Japanese. The song are kinda like "It's festival, It's summer, Let's dance wildly, Play hard, Make a noise" The F.Hero rap part... It's not much of meaning if I translate it literally. It kinda like "Be it Rap, Thai traditional folk song, or rock. It has to be mixing, blending, pounding. So it became juicy, hot and spicy like Thai's papaya salad." But many lyrics are quite random gibbering of Thai word that ryhm with Japanese words. *Papaya salad "Somtum" or "Papaya Pok-Pok" is an easy dish where you put teen papaya (sour), garlic, peanuts, chili pepper, lime lemon, tomato, salted dry shrimp or crab, and maybe other vegetable all together in a mortar. And pound them until the juice came out and mixing together. Very spicy dish. It's random, But it's pounding, and it's spicy just like the song.
Hi guys! Another great reaction. There is reason why BABYMETAL concerts feel so energetic: since the girls don't interact with the crowd (aside from call and responses), the interaction is built into the songs, especially on the first two albums. Moametal (and Yuimetal when she was still with the group) does chants (known as kakegoe in Japanese) that call the crowd to collective action. For example, in Megitsune, they would shout "sore" , which very roughly translates to "Let's go!". They also engage in chants known as ainote, which are chants that occur between the lines of the lead singer; "pa pa ya" is an example of this. Ainote are commonly used in Japanese pop music; in fact, the crowd often uses their own (commonly a simple "hey") during the opening or the bridge of a song. The last way they involve the crowd is through the choreography. You'll notice that crowd swings their towels when Moametal and Kano swing their arms. Anyway, I am happy that you guys are enjoying BABYMETAL. This song was done at Yokohama Arena with 17,000 people last summer. It is one of my favorite concerts from them; it is so good to see them having such a great time after such a difficult 2018.
You guys need to react to. BMC by Baby Metal. Su Metal said in an interview she was handed a lyric sheet. Sat in a sound booth while the back track was played. And she had to find the flow. She said it took her time to figure out how to change her pitch throughout the song. Put it this way if you love her on Papaya, and I do, you will love her even more on BMC (BABY Metal Cypher). She is in beast mode on that song. Now, from what I have researched the song only appears as one of two bonus tracks on the Japanese version of Metal Galaxy. (Papaya also appears on that album.) Which was released fall, 2019. You can, however find the video here on TH-cam. You won't regret it. It will melt your faces off. God bless you guy's, and enjoy!
Funny you should mention the Roxy. They played there in September of 2019. I saw them at the House of Blues in Vegas. Their US tour was in that sized venue, except for the Forum show in LA, which was an arena show like this. You are much closer to them in the small shows and it's apparent how hard everybody is working.
You know you've made it when you're a young Japanese metal band collaborating with the lead singer of Sabaton and Arch Enemy. Both featured on the newest BABYMETAL album. It's a shame the rest of the world loves metal so much more Id have to go across oceans to see a top tier show like this
Babymetal brought that show to the LA Forum last fall and it was just as insane. A Babymetal concert even here in the US is a metal dance party. Nothing like it out there
Cool reaction. That stage is is awesome. And yes, Japanese fans love their music. South America and Japan have some of the best crowds. I first heard of Babymetal a few years ago. I'm a metal head and was looking up Sonisphere 2014 because I was looking for new bands. I saw Baby Metal was booked for one of the tents. I thought what the heck is Babymetal. Looked them up on TH-cam and saw Gimme Chocolate. It's like I never heard music before. I noticed they quickly outgrew the tent with eventual move to the main stage on Saturday. The same stage as Iron Maiden. Saw the performance later and they knocked it out of the park.
I saw them in January in Copenhagen, small venue, and they were awesome. But I would loooove to see them live on a stage like that one. It looks like so much fun.
Papa ya is my favorite Babymetal song to crank up in the car with the windows down... and when F hero starts spitting, I turn it up just a little bit more!
I'm always amazed by these young women dance during the songs. I get tired walking to the mailbox. They dance throughout every song for the entire concert. Choreographed dances the entire time. World class musicians backing them. Just watch a few of their videos. Everyone is like this. They dance the entire time.
A music critic that went to one of their big shows ones said: "as much pyro as a Rammstein show" And Rammstein is probably considered the band with the most pyrotechnics in the world. :-) Atlanta Masquerade ? Babymetal started in smaller venues than that, I assume you did too of course.
As a big BM and Rammstein fan, is that true though? I feel like Rammstein still has a shit ton of pyrotechnics especially with their recent 2019 & 2020 tour.
@@mikays7059 when you get into the details, it's a bit more nuanced. Of course it is of an exaggeration. Which I why I mentioned: journalist said. It's the case Babymetal uses a lot, but for less songs. Watch Babymetal Akatsuki at Wembley Arena as an example. I remember feeling that wave of heat from... pretty far away. :-) The journalist was talking about Babymetal at SSA 2015 if you want to judge yourself, you'd have to compare it to Rammstein 2013 or 2014 at similar size venue to judge it obviously.
The Tokyo Dome concert from 2016 they had puts this stage to shame. They recently dropped that entire concert on their channel for a #StayHome event, but it has already been taken down. They are dropping the concert from Wembley tomorrow, but it won't be the same stage.
If you wanna knew PAPAYA MEAN type of a fruit tropical fruit that has sweet fruit and reddish-yellow flesh This plant can be found in almost all islands in Indonesia. In Central Java known as kates, in Sunda it is called gendang, Sulawesi people call it kapaya and in Ambon it is known as papas
They used the same moving stage that METALLICA used on there last tour. The girls are big fans of the band so its not supprising they used the same stage set-up. Four double stacked scissor lifts (8 total lifts) on a Versa Mobilator track system with show control all supporting 25,000 lbs. of effects for BABYMETAL at The Forum in LOS ANGELES 10-11-2019. The music gods saw fit to reunite BABYMETAL with legendary metal group Metallica at the Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul. As one might expect from the trio, they absolutely rocked the stage! Kicking off Metallica's Seoul show on January 11, 2017, BABYMETAL opened the night with an explosive 6-song set. NOTE- THIS VIDEO IS NOT FROM THE LOS ANGELES SHOW,BUT THE STAGE IS THE SAME SET-UP THEY USED AT THE FORUM SHOW IN LOS ANGELES...… BABYMETAL 4 LIFE.....
New subscriber and I'm really enjoying your reaction videos. I recently watched videos of them live at the forum. Crowd was going just as crazy. If you haven't watched yet. Road to Resistance is definitely the next one to watch. Wait til you see them live at the Tokyo dome.
As a fan of BOTH BABYMETAL and Wrestling, and having traveled to Japan for a month and participated in such shows, you're totally spot on! The crowd at New Japan Pro Wrestling shows are very calm, they only start to get really excited like in the last 5 minutes of a match, when it gets really intense xD While if you go to any Japanese concert, not only in Metal (even if it's where they go totally nuts the most) but also in J-pop shows and such, they're so intense, it's pretty damn wild ahah. I wouldn't say they're as brutal in the pit as the crowds can be here in Europe, it's just a different kind of crazy :p
Lamb of God's guitarist made a comment about playing in Japan. I think it was Willie who said that Japanese crowds are some of the craziest people when a song is on, but the moment the song is done, they clap and settle down. Then is starts all over again.
I know this is 2 years later, so you might not even see this, and I'm not sure if it was mentioned yet, but the video you watched was from a creator on TH-cam who does amazing compilation videos of Babymetal. So the footage comes from a handful of different concerts over the years and might not all be in Japan. If you really pay attention you'll notice the wardrobe and set changes. The person who does these edits them so well, they usually can't even tell. You can really tell with some of their older songs as they'll edit some of their earlier performances with some of their latest. So all members of Babymetal, past and present, are in the video. It's cool stuff.
They have a song with nu/rap metal (like Limp Bizkit), it's 'BABYMETAL - Onedari Daisakusen - Live (Makuhari Messe)'. The duo backing vocal sings, while the lead vocal take a rest. If you don't mind, please check and react to it.. Thanks! Keep it up! Stay safe! 🤟🦊
Sorted by new, looking for reaction videos for Babymetal. Really, y'all are the best Babymetal reactioners I've seen. Insta-subscribe, adding to the...3 other, un-related subscriptions I've ever done. I don't even think I've ever done a comment on a TH-cam video. Anyway, keep it up, Babymetal is amazing.
Love you reaction guys! I thing you guys should watch "Metal: A Headbagers Journey" and the sequel, "Global Metal". They are documentaries about the history of heavy metal and it's cultural influence and how metal is perceived in countries all over the world, including Japan, and they touch on the subject of the polite clapping.
Miyazaki was in the mosh pit and it's mental! But typically Japanese, there were loads of mosh pit areas and everyone went crazy but stayed in their designated zone.
Fucking Hero is imitating the sound of a mortar and pestle in his rap, which are used to mash strands of green papaya into a noodle like substance that is used a wide variety of Thai dishes, include a spicy summer salad, the topic of this song.
Have you guys done a reaction to BMC? There are a couple of video's with them performing that song over in Germany. I highly recommend doing that if you haven't.
Strong second for "Oneidari Daisuken" It just Yuimetal and Moametal performing while Sumetal takes a break. Its about the girls trying to use their cuteness to get money from daddy.
hey guys great reaction if you want to see BABY METAL interact with their fan you have to see [ BABYMETAL - Road of Resistance - Live in Japan (OFFICIAL) ] new sub hope to see more from you guys can wait to your reaction
You heard the story of why Pride went away? It was run by the Yakuza and they faxed a fighter and told him to take a dive. The fighter gave the fax to his manager and it was all exposed. It's kind of nostalgic now but Pride had issues. It was in their contract that they would never be drug tested. So everybody was on steroids.
Yeah I'm aware of the family wanting to fix certain fights and they were kind of corrupt but it's crazy because Pride was one of the most amazing things ever I wish the UFC would adopt Pride rules
This is in england.no concert can't compare to Japanese idol otaku.saw them here Las vegas.hands down best concert ever all genres.better than Timberlake live.rush Ozzy tool Katy ecr.bro they put in work
Suzuka's name is pronounced Su za ka although most just call her Sumetal (BABYMETAL fans "the One" call her Queen or her Highness) 2 reaction suggestions, 1. Iine (first 2 letters are i) the official MV(has a rap interlude) and 2. Yui-metal's solo Chokotto Love.
WHAT'S UP FELLAS. IT'S UR BOY IAN WOOD BACK LOOKIN TO HEAR THAT FEAR FACTORY FEAR FACTORY FEAR FACTORY FEAR FACTORY. FEAR CAMPAIGN AND DEMANUFACTURE AND CYBERWASTE AND SECRETION POLICE STATE!!! PLEASE HOOK IT UP. I'M SO BORED AT THE CRIB. I KNO YALL WANT TO GET INTO THE METAL AND THESE GUYS ARE AS METAL AS IT GETS. THANKS FELLAS!
Can you react to "Eluveite" Song name: "King" and "Rebirth". its a swiss folkmetal band. This are english songs, but they have alot in old galic language or todays swiss language
"It's a festival, a festival! A spicy summer song! It's a festival, a festival! A crazy summer dance! Make some noise! Make some noise! Make some noise! Yo PA PA YA boys! Do a dance! Do a dance! Do a dance! PA PA PA PA YA girls! PA PA YA! PA PA YA!"
Hi Hollywood and Smokey! Good reaction! "PA PA YA" is a simple fun summer party song. While Su sings about a "spicy summer song" and a "crazy summer dance", Fucking Hero raps about making papaya salad and going to the pool. This was indeed in Japan on the second day of their Yokohama Arena performance in mid 2019, both days were sold out 20,000 person crowds. This is the studio audio over the performance video though, the music video was released only a couple days after the performance!
So I want to tell this story because I think it's important. "PA PA YA" was supposed to be unveiled at Yokohama Arena, however the song was leaked by some Russian music sites and the fans got it a week before the performance. Nobody had any idea who F.Hero was, and this was literally the first time a BABYMETAL track was out in the wild with a featured artist, so it wasn't long before the internet sleuths found his twitter and instagram. Some fans didn't like that a rap part was added to a BABYMETAL song and started sending him hate messages on how he ruined the song and that he had no business on a BABYMETAL track. F.Hero is really popular in Thailand, but he didn't really have any exposure internationally and he was super excited to work with an international group like BABYMETAL but he was getting so much hate online that he was doubting himself and he almost didn't perform at the concert. After he performed however, he said he started getting lots of praise online from all over the world, 10x as much as any hate he got before, and the hate stopped. The moral of the story: haters gonna hate, ignore them!
His story of "ruined" babymetal song is similar to the story of babymetal "ruined" metal 😂
Japan metal crowds are one of the best in the world!! they go crazy specially with Babymetal
Yea we see that
@@Hollywood6IX If you want absolute insanity in japanese metal crowd check out Maximum the Hormone - Alien (マキシマム ザ ホルモン "え・い・り・あ・ん")
Babymetal is a force of nature
they are nothing short of incredible. hit that subscribe button and stay tuned for much more.
@@Hollywood6IX - Have you checked out Ramstein? Before Babymetal they were the only non-english Metal group that had a huge following all around the world.
Ramstein: Du Hast (Official)
th-cam.com/video/W3q8Od5qJio/w-d-xo.html
As far as Babymetal you should check out Akatsuki.
BABYMETAL - AKATSUKI「紅月アカツキ」BLACK NIGHT HD1080p
th-cam.com/video/g2372C5PJLM/w-d-xo.html
This is live in Budokan. They did two shows. One was red night and the other was black night. Su was 16 years old here. Budokan is the martial arts arena built for the Tokyo Olympics back in the day.
I think you were spot on when you said "They may react differently to music than they do to sport". Because the Japanese crowds for music (and especially rock/metal music) are known for being INSANE. I do not follow sports enough to know wether that's different for that type of crowd but I can imagine it would be. The Japan concerts for BABYMETAL are absolute fire. The crowd there always gets so hyped that they put western crowds to absolute shame. And if you don't believe me, watch BABYMETAL at Metrock... To this day, I still haven't seen a more insane crowd than this. And I'm a metalhead who loves going to big festivals...
MetRock 2015 is the best crowd Babymetal team has recorded.
It can also be that Japanese as a people don't really enjoy people beating the shit out of each other and instead enjoy music that fills them with happiness? I mean, that's how I see the crowd differences, but that's just me. I don't enjoy watching people beat the shit out of each other and would rather listen to good music instead.
@@alleyviper277 Well the crowds for NJPW are always ridiculous as well, so maybe they do like watching people beat the shit out of each other
@@alleyviper277 Nope, fighting sports and pro wrestling (puroresu) in Japan are a fucking CULT. People are INSANELY into it. Arguably more than western fans, actually.
It's just that, traditionally, the audience must show respect to the fighters, therefore they act in a more calm and collected way. It's not that they aren't into it, it's just a different tradition.
@@Shendue I remember a story of Star Wars: A New Hope debuting in Japan, and George Lucas being shocked when, after it was completed, they were greeted with complete silence as the credits rolled - they were worried that they were disappointed, that it fell flat, but apparently that's the greatest gesture of respect they can give for a movie. It's a different tradition.
PA PA YA!! rap part by F.Hero (Thai original + English translation)
Rap Rap หมอลำ Rock Rock
สุดแต่ชะตาจะมาเคาะ ก๊อก ก๊อก
เพราะชีวิตเหมือน Chocolate Box Box
มีผสมกันเหมือน Papaya Pok Pok
โดน Knock Knock Knock ล้มๆลุกๆ
โขลกๆความสุขไปกับทุกข์ๆๆ
มะละกอโดนทุบๆๆ
ถึงจะแซ่บ ถึงจะนัว ถึงจะกรอบกรุ้บๆ
ซิ่งรถตุ๊กๆ อย่าง Thai Rider
Hot and Spicy เพราะนี่ Summer
I was Lightning Before the Thunder
ส้มตำ ปลาดิบ เฮามาม่วนกันเด้อ
Baby Girls, ฮานาก้า
สั่งบิกินี่มาจาก Lazada
Jumpin' in the Pool La La La
แสงแดดแผดเผาเรามา Papaya - เนื้อท่อนแรป เพลง PaPaYa
⬇️ Translated By @darkestromantic & @ppoiid ⬇️
Rap, Rap, Molam (1), Rock, Rock.
Let the fortunes bring something to us, knock, knock!
Life is like a Chocolate box.
Mix and mash up like "Papaya-Pok-Pok" (2) Knock, knock, knock. Struggling.
Pound our lives with some happiness and sadness.
Papaya needs to be pound hard
So it can be yummy, crispy and delicious.
Live your life fast like Thailand rider.
Make your life feels "hot and spicy" (3) cause this is summer!
"I was Lightning Before the Thunder" (4), "Som-tam" (5) & Sashimi. We’re gonna have some fun.
Baby girls, "Hanaka" (6)
Go order your bikinis from "Lazada" (7)
Jumpin' in the Pool La La La
Let the sunburn. We’re gonna "PAPAYA"
Remarks
(1) Molam = Thai-Isan local music
(2) "Papaya-Pok-Pok" = Thai pun phrase means Som-tam, Thai food made up from papaya-chopped and mix up with all ingredients, chilli, tomato, garlic, palm sugar, lots of vegetable and other, depends on varies area and restaurants.
(3) "hot and spicy" = refer to one of KFC’s chicken flavors. Sub-meaning in Thai is, to living the best of you.
(4) "I was Lightning Before the Thunder" = refer to Imagine Dragons’s phrase taken from Thunder.
(5) "Som-tam" = same meaning with (2)
(6) "Hanaka" = Name of Thai old snack, slang word means like "sugoii !!!" in Japanese.
(7) "Lazada" = Lazada is the number-one online shopping and selling destination in Southeast Asia and one of the biggest online shopping community in Thailand.
And if you want the real live version, it is here: vimeo.com/366067270
Thank you!!!
⚡ 💕 🌸 / 🌞
You guessed right.
This was from a June 29th, 2019 concert in Yokohama Arena, in Yokohama Japan.
The song had it's world debut the night before.
Since this was the second of two nights at Yokohama Arena, the crowd knew to bring towels to wave, or to get one at the merch stands.
I was amazed that they were able to put a very similar stage setup together in L.A. last October for the LA Forum show.
That was the album release concert for 'Metal Galaxy', the third album, and their first arena show in the USA.
Even in Japan, I don't think you can compare BABYMETAL crowds to anything else. : )
Unfortunately their March 22nd concert in Thailand was postponed because of the Corona virus.
F. HERO had been scheduled as a special guest for that show.
The towels are sold out on Asmart someone at Apollo show in london made some and handed them out .
There is a good interview of F.Hero on Reddit on his recruitment and experience doing this performance. At first he didn't believe they wanted him. He wrote his rap and they flew him and his wife (business class) to Japan, putting them a 4 star hotel. He still had doubts, but was told when the Japanese say it's going to happen it does. He was also amazed at the efficiency of the crews in the setting up and tear down. Said he was on and off stage in 3 minutes. The only thing was he doesn't say much about the girls. Sure he met them but likely no conversation. I believe Su and Moa are heavily protected.
Nice reaction guys, As far as I'm aware, the song is about a Thai Papaya Salad.
only baby metal can make a song about thai papaya salad and make it amazing....gotta love these girls. hit that subscribe button and stay tuned for much much more
@@Hollywood6IX The rap part of the song uses Thai papaya salad as a metaphor for life.
It's spicy and sweet, but you have to crush everything in a mortar to bring out the flavor.
The rest of the song is a Summer festival banger. : )
@@rickwagner- oh wow, thank you so much for breaking that down for us. We were intrested in the meaning
Two things the Thai language is tonal meaning that one word can have up to five different meanings and each separate meaning depends on the tone of that word so really artist like FHero is incredibly hard to rap like that but Thai is such an easy language so being an easy language helps understand what he is saying. Second, at 6:09 you can see Moa do traditional Ram Thai dancing, they actually included traditional hand gestures and style which I think is so cool because it is really hard to do and I've never seen a major artist use it in this way. This song and video have a lot to unpack and yes it is Papaya because they are singing about Papaya salad which is incredibly spicy hot but also cool to eat, best eaten on hot days to make yourself feel "cooler". So the song is about chilling by the beach eating Papaya salad and doing what girls do in the summer.
Babymetal actually played at the Roxy in Atlanta last summer. They did a 20 show tour through the US with 19 being small venues and an arena show at the Forum in LA. The small venue shows are cool because while it's more scaled down, it's obviously a lot more personal. Up close, those girls present an aura that is absolutely mesmerizing. It's way more than just their attractiveness.
In total agreement there the chrisma and stage presence is off the scales .
I was at that show, drove 6 hours each way to get there.
r u freaking serious....BABY METAL WAS IN OUR CITY AND WE MISSED IT. how did this happen. hit that subscribe button and stay tuned for more my friend
@@johnnysal5635 this video is from Yokohama Arena in Japan
At my first concert, when they came on stage, there was an electric shock between them and the auidence. Incredible
The perfect summer party song!
🌞🤘🦊🤘🌞
Hard to believe Kano Fujihira wasn't even 15 years old at that show. Always brings tears to my eyes seeing her with Babymetal.
fyi,..this footage are taken on the second day from the first 2 shows in 2019 "BabyMetal Awakens : The Sun Also Rises" Live at Yokohama Arena (Japan) with Kano Fujihira serve as the chosen avengers. Kami Band member on that show are,.: Leda Cygnus & Isao Fujita (guitars)-Boh (bass)-Hideki Aoyama (drum).
glad both of you liked it. but, i think you'll liked even more if you watched the actual live version. bcoz, in this MV they mixed live performance with sound from the album, therefore many people/reactor get off in the rap parts.
the atmosphere, energy & crowds reaction when Su-Metal welcoming F. Hero & thank him after the song ended is so epic.
Su gracious and humble as always 🤘😁🤘
@@martinmetal7481 as expected from The Goddess Queen. always humble & so passionate. never failed to amaze me.
Babymetal concerts in Japan are huge, really huge with a lot of fire, sound, light etc...
Not only in Tokyo or Yokohama, this is "logical" because you´re talking about a huge city with a lot of millions of people. Even Yokohama can "sound" like a small town if you compare with Tokyo, but in fact Tokyo and Yokohama are so close that you can think in only one huge city.
Also in Hiroshima Babymetal concerts are huge, because Hiroshima is where Suzuka was born and this city really love her.
Just think that in Japan, to go to a Babymetal concert you must be in a fan club and participe in a lottery... to buy the ticket !
There's nobody like Babymetal,,, gotta ❤️them, so much energy, such catchy songs, great vocals and top class choreography /dancing, and the band is tighter than tight,,, loving your reactions guys,, do me a solid and react to Distortion the official MV🙌🙌🙌
BabyMetal- Rondo of Nightmare( Live at Black Night)
You have to see them live... it so much fun. I was front rail in Detroit
Seen this song live twice and the fans go crazy . Both times i was near flames and i nearly got toasted . 🤘🔥🤘
That's what happens when you get too close to SU, fried
What's amazing with this performance was that, and this shows how good of dancers & everything that they are, including the chosen 3rd. They are dancing on a moving platform that not only will move forward & backward but also elevates up & down.
Good reaction. The audiences they get in the US and Europe are lively and get hyped, but they don't compare to their Japanese audiences where even the people up in the seats are jumping and dancing and singing along.
Don't forget you need to see a live version of 'BxMxC' - fan cams only as yet, but this one has reasonable audio th-cam.com/video/BjNHAZAAQug/w-d-xo.html
As a fan who went to BABYMETAL show in Europe AND Japan, I don't totally agree, I mean you're right if you take the whole crowd, cause usually in Europe there's a lot of people just going to the show by curiosity, while in Japan at least 80% of the crowd will be there because they know what they're stepping into ahah.
But if you take the core of the fanbase, if you watch what happens in the moshpit, it's just as intense in Japan as in Europe, I would even say it's more brutal in Europe sometimes.
@@FlipperWolf No argument about those on the floor and in the moshpits, I was meaning that in Japan the whole audience gets involved. I was on the floor for Brixton last year and it was wild, I'm getting on now so I got seats for Hammersmith this year and it was a lot more 'civilised' up there - still very enthusiastic, no jumping up and down etc. I envy you your seeing them in Japan.
fck man you're everywhere hahahaha
Nice! I absolutely agree with you! The music as such is great already, but the total package is so much more. And nothing they do is half-assed (that’s probably true for everything Japanese).
I have to admit, I‘m not into Rap (sorry) and I had my share of reservations when I first heard about this song. But now it’s one of the songs I look forward to the most during a live show. The energy is just fantastic, and the whole song is genuinely BABYMETAL. I don’t think any other band could make this work.
Whenever you see them play for such huge crowds, it’s almost certainly in Japan. I don’t have the exact numbers, but the only shows with crowds of 10000+ in the West would probably be Wembley and The Forum (not counting festivals). I don’t know much about Japanese crowds in other areas, but the BABYMETAL fans are crazy. I‘d almost say I‘m a fan of those fans. You don’t see a single person slacking off. It has already been mentioned, but please check out this clip from Metrock festival. I have never seen a crowd like that: www.dailymotion.com/video/x5fak8n
This is filmed at the LA Forum!
@@tonygriffin_ Pretty sure it was recorded at Yokohama Arena. I think you might be confusing it with "Da Da Dance".
BabyMetal - Tales of the Destinies , it will impress
แรกแรกหมอลำร็อคร็อค
สุดแต่ชะตากลับมาเคาะเคาะเคาะ
เพราะชีวิตเหมือนชอคโกแลตป๊อกป๊อก
ไปผสมกันเหมือนปาปาย่าป๊อกป๊อก
โดนน๊อคน๊อคน็อคล้มล้มลุกลุก
โขลกโขลกความสุขไปกับทุกข์ทุกข์ทุกข์
มะละกอโดนทุบทุบทุบ
ถึงจะแซ่บ ถึงจะนัว ถึงจะกรอบกรุ๊บกรุ๊บ
สิงห์รถตุ๊กตุ๊กจาก Thai rider
Hot and spicy ตอนนี้summer
What's riding for the thunder
ส้มตำปลาดิบเอามาปนกันเด้อ
Yes baby girl sanaka
สั่งbikiniมาจากLazada
Stop thinking of pool oh lalala
แสงแดดแผดเผา เรามา PA PA YA yes
First, first, Mor Lam Rock, Rock
But fate comes knock, knock, knock
Because life is like a chocolate Pok Pok
Mix together like Papaya Pok Pok.
Being knocked down, knocked, knocked down
Pounding, pounding happiness with suffering, suffering, suffering
Papaya gets smashed, smashed, smashed
Even if it's delicious, even if it's crispy, the grub
Sing a tuk tuk from Thai rider
Hot and spicy now summer
What's riding for the thunder
Papaya Salad with raw fish mixed with
Yes baby girl sanaka
Order a bikini from Lazada
Stop thinking of pool oh lalala
The sun burns, we come PA PA YA yes
Hi. I'm a Thai who speak English and understand some easy Japanese.
The song are kinda like "It's festival, It's summer, Let's dance wildly, Play hard, Make a noise"
The F.Hero rap part... It's not much of meaning if I translate it literally. It kinda like "Be it Rap, Thai traditional folk song, or rock. It has to be mixing, blending, pounding. So it became juicy, hot and spicy like Thai's papaya salad." But many lyrics are quite random gibbering of Thai word that ryhm with Japanese words.
*Papaya salad "Somtum" or "Papaya Pok-Pok" is an easy dish where you put teen papaya (sour), garlic, peanuts, chili pepper, lime lemon, tomato, salted dry shrimp or crab, and maybe other vegetable all together in a mortar. And pound them until the juice came out and mixing together. Very spicy dish. It's random, But it's pounding, and it's spicy just like the song.
Hi guys! Another great reaction. There is reason why BABYMETAL concerts feel so energetic: since the girls don't interact with the crowd (aside from call and responses), the interaction is built into the songs, especially on the first two albums. Moametal (and Yuimetal when she was still with the group) does chants (known as kakegoe in Japanese) that call the crowd to collective action. For example, in Megitsune, they would shout "sore" , which very roughly translates to "Let's go!". They also engage in chants known as ainote, which are chants that occur between the lines of the lead singer; "pa pa ya" is an example of this. Ainote are commonly used in Japanese pop music; in fact, the crowd often uses their own (commonly a simple "hey") during the opening or the bridge of a song. The last way they involve the crowd is through the choreography. You'll notice that crowd swings their towels when Moametal and Kano swing their arms.
Anyway, I am happy that you guys are enjoying BABYMETAL. This song was done at Yokohama Arena with 17,000 people last summer. It is one of my favorite concerts from them; it is so good to see them having such a great time after such a difficult 2018.
You guys need to react to. BMC by Baby Metal. Su Metal said in an interview she was handed a lyric sheet. Sat in a sound booth while the back track was played. And she had to find the flow. She said it took her time to figure out how to change her pitch throughout the song.
Put it this way if you love her on Papaya, and I do, you will love her even more on BMC (BABY Metal Cypher). She is in beast mode on that song.
Now, from what I have researched the song only appears as one of two bonus tracks on the Japanese version of Metal Galaxy. (Papaya also appears on that album.) Which was released fall, 2019. You can, however find the video here on TH-cam.
You won't regret it. It will melt your faces off.
God bless you guy's, and enjoy!
Love babymetal from ph.
More babymetal reaction pls
Will do
Babymetal Monday is a thing now
Hello 🌟
Thank you very much for pick ing up baby metal 🙏
Please listen to another song 🌅 🐙
See you 👻 🐥
Funny you should mention the Roxy. They played there in September of 2019. I saw them at the House of Blues in Vegas. Their US tour was in that sized venue, except for the Forum show in LA, which was an arena show like this. You are much closer to them in the small shows and it's apparent how hard everybody is working.
You know you've made it when you're a young Japanese metal band collaborating with the lead singer of Sabaton and Arch Enemy. Both featured on the newest BABYMETAL album. It's a shame the rest of the world loves metal so much more Id have to go across oceans to see a top tier show like this
Babymetal brought that show to the LA Forum last fall and it was just as insane. A Babymetal concert even here in the US is a metal dance party. Nothing like it out there
Cool reaction. That stage is is awesome. And yes, Japanese fans love their music. South America and Japan have some of the best crowds.
I first heard of Babymetal a few years ago. I'm a metal head and was looking up Sonisphere 2014 because I was looking for new bands. I saw Baby Metal was booked for one of the tents. I thought what the heck is Babymetal. Looked them up on TH-cam and saw Gimme Chocolate. It's like I never heard music before. I noticed they quickly outgrew the tent with eventual move to the main stage on Saturday. The same stage as Iron Maiden. Saw the performance later and they knocked it out of the park.
Can I just say you both are the only reaction video to acknowledge the stage game? Fricken top notch.
nice song to start a day
ABSOLUTELY!!!
cant wait to see you guys reacting road of resistance and rondo of nightmare, im so hype for that
@@tommytomblixxx5122 coming soon
Love it.. Love your reaction.. Please give us another babay metal reaction for Megitsune or road to resistance..
stick around and subscribe to the channel because there will be plenty more Baby Metal Mondays
@@Hollywood6IX absolutely.. I"ll be wait for it..
I saw them in January in Copenhagen, small venue, and they were awesome. But I would loooove to see them live on a stage like that one. It looks like so much fun.
Papa ya is my favorite Babymetal song to crank up in the car with the windows down... and when F hero starts spitting, I turn it up just a little bit more!
The combination of their music with that stage show is just amazing.
I'm always amazed by these young women dance during the songs. I get tired walking to the mailbox. They dance throughout every song for the entire concert. Choreographed dances the entire time. World class musicians backing them. Just watch a few of their videos. Everyone is like this. They dance the entire time.
A music critic that went to one of their big shows ones said: "as much pyro as a Rammstein show"
And Rammstein is probably considered the band with the most pyrotechnics in the world. :-)
Atlanta Masquerade ? Babymetal started in smaller venues than that, I assume you did too of course.
Uki uki Midnight video was shot at a little venue under a bar or something and they played the food hall at summer sonic .
As a big BM and Rammstein fan, is that true though? I feel like Rammstein still has a shit ton of pyrotechnics especially with their recent 2019 & 2020 tour.
@@mikays7059 when you get into the details, it's a bit more nuanced. Of course it is of an exaggeration. Which I why I mentioned: journalist said. It's the case Babymetal uses a lot, but for less songs. Watch Babymetal Akatsuki at Wembley Arena as an example. I remember feeling that wave of heat from... pretty far away. :-) The journalist was talking about Babymetal at SSA 2015 if you want to judge yourself, you'd have to compare it to Rammstein 2013 or 2014 at similar size venue to judge it obviously.
The Tokyo Dome concert from 2016 they had puts this stage to shame. They recently dropped that entire concert on their channel for a #StayHome event, but it has already been taken down. They are dropping the concert from Wembley tomorrow, but it won't be the same stage.
You should check out a song by The Band Hu called "Wolf Totem". It's basically Mongolian metal.
If you wanna knew PAPAYA MEAN type of a fruit tropical fruit that has sweet fruit and reddish-yellow flesh This plant can be found in almost all islands in Indonesia. In Central Java known as kates, in Sunda it is called gendang, Sulawesi people call it kapaya and in Ambon it is known as papas
They used the same moving stage that METALLICA used on there last tour.
The girls are big fans of the band so its not supprising they used the same stage set-up.
Four double stacked scissor lifts (8 total lifts) on a Versa Mobilator track system with show control all supporting 25,000 lbs. of effects for BABYMETAL at The Forum in LOS ANGELES 10-11-2019.
The music gods saw fit to reunite BABYMETAL with legendary metal group Metallica at the Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul. As one might expect from the trio, they absolutely rocked the stage!
Kicking off Metallica's Seoul show on January 11, 2017, BABYMETAL opened the night with an explosive 6-song set.
NOTE- THIS VIDEO IS NOT FROM THE LOS ANGELES SHOW,BUT THE STAGE IS THE SAME SET-UP
THEY USED AT THE FORUM SHOW IN LOS ANGELES...… BABYMETAL 4 LIFE.....
New subscriber and I'm really enjoying your reaction videos. I recently watched videos of them live at the forum. Crowd was going just as crazy. If you haven't watched yet. Road to Resistance is definitely the next one to watch. Wait til you see them live at the Tokyo dome.
As a fan of BOTH BABYMETAL and Wrestling, and having traveled to Japan for a month and participated in such shows, you're totally spot on!
The crowd at New Japan Pro Wrestling shows are very calm, they only start to get really excited like in the last 5 minutes of a match, when it gets really intense xD
While if you go to any Japanese concert, not only in Metal (even if it's where they go totally nuts the most) but also in J-pop shows and such, they're so intense, it's pretty damn wild ahah.
I wouldn't say they're as brutal in the pit as the crowds can be here in Europe, it's just a different kind of crazy :p
Lamb of God's guitarist made a comment about playing in Japan. I think it was Willie who said that Japanese crowds are some of the craziest people when a song is on, but the moment the song is done, they clap and settle down. Then is starts all over again.
I know this is 2 years later, so you might not even see this, and I'm not sure if it was mentioned yet, but the video you watched was from a creator on TH-cam who does amazing compilation videos of Babymetal. So the footage comes from a handful of different concerts over the years and might not all be in Japan. If you really pay attention you'll notice the wardrobe and set changes. The person who does these edits them so well, they usually can't even tell. You can really tell with some of their older songs as they'll edit some of their earlier performances with some of their latest. So all members of Babymetal, past and present, are in the video. It's cool stuff.
Yes this is in Japan, less of phone in the air (maybe not a single one phone in the air)
You're right. I didn't notice that it first.
Cell phones are prohibited in concerts in Japan. Can get you removed from the venue if caught.
They have a song with nu/rap metal (like Limp Bizkit), it's 'BABYMETAL - Onedari Daisakusen - Live (Makuhari Messe)'.
The duo backing vocal sings, while the lead vocal take a rest. If you don't mind, please check and react to it.. Thanks! Keep it up! Stay safe! 🤟🦊
the link th-cam.com/video/VQ9qBj_KqR8/w-d-xo.html
Aww Babymetal mondays! :D The lyrics in the rap part are so fun, definitely look them up, F.Hero did a good job.
F Hero is from Thailand. Big time rapper there
Papayaaaa!!! \m/
That stage that moves forward and back, up and down AND shoots fire? I want one so bad.
Sorted by new, looking for reaction videos for Babymetal. Really, y'all are the best Babymetal reactioners I've seen. Insta-subscribe, adding to the...3 other, un-related subscriptions I've ever done. I don't even think I've ever done a comment on a TH-cam video. Anyway, keep it up, Babymetal is amazing.
it is a crazy band love them
I was at that concert at Yokohama Arena, it was unreal! Miyazaki-San who took me along pronounces it Pa Pa Ya! Like 3 separate words.
Loved your reaction guys, more please
KANO - Metal in the house !!!!!!!
Best top 20 female vocalist... ever..... EVER!!!!
BABYMETAL conquers all!!
The girls' choreography in this is filled with moves taken from traditional Thai folk dancing.
Road of Resistance- Babymetal-official live Japan.
You need this
This whole thing started on a shoestring budget and borrowed outfits.. Now look at them.. Best in world (imo) live and changing music..
They tour in the us too!
Love you reaction guys!
I thing you guys should watch "Metal: A Headbagers Journey" and the sequel, "Global Metal". They are documentaries about the history of heavy metal and it's cultural influence and how metal is perceived in countries all over the world, including Japan, and they touch on the subject of the polite clapping.
Has anyone told them about Sakura Gakuin yet? Song for Smiling, maybe, or Pro Wrestling Club? Rinon and Hinata FTW
if you want to see an insane crowd look at the ghost show in mexico city
they sang along to an instrumental
The differnce between Sports and Music: Violence is respected,but in METAL you can RAGE THE FUCK UUUUPPPPP! BANG!
You need to remember, Babymetal are Japanese Idol singers. That kind of audience excitement is pretty standard. Idol audiences are pretty insane.
This is even insane during the live concert at the same venue...do check out the actual live video of this concert
You sold me on Babymetal Mondays.
Subscribe button hit!!!
So, just wanted to point out that this song is about Papaya, the fruit, being delicious at a summer festival. That's all.
Babymetal's "Karate" was used as a theme song for MXT Takeover during wrestlemania
Yo my homies there is a pa pa ya video in titled pro line or something with English subtitles to F Hero rap check it
I love reaction
You must check Babymetal BxMxC live
I didn't notice the first time I watched this but the stage they're on is also on a track and is moving forward.
Since y’all are rappers you’ll love papa roach to be loved because the singer kind of raps at the beginning
And ZERO smartphone in the crowd !!
When they sold out at the forum in la it was like that I was there loved it
And kami is japanese for God so it would translate to the God band ps which they deserve imo
It's from a concert at the Yokohama arena last year.
Baby metal is the only metal I listen too, I am not ashamed of that and never will be
Miyazaki was in the mosh pit and it's mental! But typically Japanese, there were loads of mosh pit areas and everyone went crazy but stayed in their designated zone.
Fucking Hero is imitating the sound of a mortar and pestle in his rap, which are used to mash strands of green papaya into a noodle like substance that is used a wide variety of Thai dishes, include a spicy summer salad, the topic of this song.
they do an outstanding job commanding the crowd... check out moabanger
Have you guys done a reaction to BMC? There are a couple of video's with them performing that song over in Germany. I highly recommend doing that if you haven't.
Who can put on a show like that. Rammstein. You guys need to check out Rammstein live, nothing like it.
Strong second for "Oneidari Daisuken" It just Yuimetal and Moametal performing while Sumetal takes a break. Its about the girls trying to use their cuteness to get money from daddy.
Yes, the Tokyo Dome 60,000 I think.
hey guys great reaction if you want to see BABY METAL interact with their fan you have to see [ BABYMETAL - Road of Resistance - Live in Japan (OFFICIAL) ] new sub hope to see more from you guys can wait to your reaction
Hey buddies do some Devin Townsend and Strapping Young Lad......it is ALL good. But keep up the Babymetal.
You heard the story of why Pride went away? It was run by the Yakuza and they faxed a fighter and told him to take a dive. The fighter gave the fax to his manager and it was all exposed.
It's kind of nostalgic now but Pride had issues. It was in their contract that they would never be drug tested. So everybody was on steroids.
Yeah I'm aware of the family wanting to fix certain fights and they were kind of corrupt but it's crazy because Pride was one of the most amazing things ever I wish the UFC would adopt Pride rules
Pata pata pata PON!
If it says "Official Video" it was filmed in Japan. Cheers guys
This is in england.no concert can't compare to Japanese idol otaku.saw them here Las vegas.hands down best concert ever all genres.better than Timberlake live.rush Ozzy tool Katy ecr.bro they put in work
Suzuka's name is pronounced Su za ka although most just call her Sumetal (BABYMETAL fans "the One" call her Queen or her Highness) 2 reaction suggestions, 1. Iine (first 2 letters are i) the official MV(has a rap interlude) and 2. Yui-metal's solo Chokotto Love.
Next..rondo of Nightmare with Mischief og God intro...
WHAT'S UP FELLAS. IT'S UR BOY IAN WOOD BACK LOOKIN TO HEAR THAT FEAR FACTORY FEAR FACTORY FEAR FACTORY FEAR FACTORY. FEAR CAMPAIGN AND DEMANUFACTURE AND CYBERWASTE AND SECRETION POLICE STATE!!! PLEASE HOOK IT UP. I'M SO BORED AT THE CRIB. I KNO YALL WANT TO GET INTO THE METAL AND THESE GUYS ARE AS METAL AS IT GETS. THANKS FELLAS!
Can you react to "Eluveite" Song name: "King" and "Rebirth". its a swiss folkmetal band. This are english songs, but they have alot in old galic language or todays swiss language