Folklorists React to "Sugaan Essena" by the Hu (From Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order)

Kenny Linden, scholar of Mongolian history and culture and HUGE Star Wars fan is on the show today to talk about "Sugaan Essena" Mongolian Folk Metal band The Hu! We're gonna watch it's use in the game Jedi Fallen Order before Dom, Daisy, Kenny, and the chat watch the behind the scenes documentary with the Hu! We'll unpack the term "Hunnu Rock", clear up some common misconceptions about Mongolian society, learn about throat singing and horse head guitars, and also just rock out to a dope track!
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Game: Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order (Respawn Enteretainment, 2019)
Song: Touch Tapestry by HumanHerb
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Provided to TH-cam by Universal Music Group
Sugaan Essena (Original Music from "Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order") · The Hu
℗ 2019 Lucasfilm Ltd.
Producer, Studio Personnel, Engineer: Dashdondog Bayarmagnai
Producer, Additional Producer: Nick Laviers
Studio Personnel, Engineer: Alan Meyerson
Studio Personnel, Mixer: Brandon Friesen
Associated Performer, Percussion: Gary Kettel
Associated Performer, Percussion: Frank Ricotti
Associated Performer, Percussion: Paul Clarvis
Associated Performer, Programming: Stephen Barton
Associated Performer, Vocals: Galbadrakh Tsendbaatar
Composer Lyricist: Dashdondog Bayarmagnai
Composer Lyricist: Galbadrakh Tsendbaatar
Composer Lyricist: Nyamjantsan Galsanjamts
Composer Lyricist: Enkhsaikhan Batjargal
Composer Lyricist: Temuulen Naranbaatar

[@kagar3465]

The wind in the Gobi desert is yellow

[@bobbieparker7380]

Thank you for this very informative session. Mr. Linden's info was very interesting.

[@sathsitr8607]

thank you kenny linden. it's not easy to explain things like believe and so on. because everyone has own interpretetion of things. for example fear of young temuujin from dog. thank you for delivering your own opinion. it's always interesting see things from different angle.

[@Bagiub]

As a Mongolian it’s very entertaining. Funny how other ppl try to understand our culture and try to put ancient culture into a box. Also the scholar needs to do more research if he is serious about what he does. Not sufficient understanding about our mindset and culture. But still it’s better than some others.

[@kagar3465]

Hunnu refers to the Huns