FIRST TIME HEARING The HU - Wolf Totem REACTION
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I love this band. Their music is so primal and raw, it just stirs something in me. Their first album is good, but their second one they released earlier this year is pure fire!
Mixing traditional Mongolian instruments and vocals with modern metal instruments. Awesome. They also honor their women in "Song Of Women" with Lzzy Hale of Halestorm. They also did an incredible version of the Metallica song "Sad But True".
SOW is awesome a must.
oh I need to check that out!
Yes! Both of them please!
@@rosalieelliottofficial You must if you have not yet. First time I heard them was with with LZZY Hale... I loved it. Loved her interactions with them... it seemed so honest and real and the tributes... wont give it away... but beautiful.
The band’s name translates to the Mongolian root word for human being, and their unique approach blends instruments like the Morin Khuur (horsehead fiddle), Tovshuur (Mongolian guitar), Tumur Khuur (jaw harp) and throat singing withcontemporary sounds, creating a unique sonic profile that they call “Hunnu Rock.”
Also, the traditional large frame drum is the "hengereg". :D (They have both modern and traditional drummers!)
They are awesome live. Saw them last year opening for Halestorm.
I'll watch later, I'll be at work during the premier.
Judging by the background, you did the official video. This is one of 3 songs redone with new English lyrics and guest vocalists. Wolf Totem was redone with Jacoby Shaddix (Papa Roach). The other 2 are Yuve Yuve Yu with Danny Case(From Ashes to New), and Song of Women with Lzzy Hale (Halestorm).
All three are great songs.
Agreed with @mconway5206 . All three are amazing songs.
Dude so did I! It was epic!
@@deadmeat5150butt 🤘🤘
We studied Mongolian horde tactics in the US Marine Corps. They are great warriors. True warriors follow a creed, if you stand behind me, I will protect you, if you stand beside me, I will respect you, if you attack us, show no mercy. Have to watch the Hu do Metallica song. Great reaction.
Woah
they pretty much invented the modern military tactics including centralized command and control, psychological warfare, bio warfare, blitzkrieg and feigned retreats
All NATO militaries still studying for Mongol army’s tactics and strategies.
Tank ewe four you're cervix.
Even to the wearing of silk undergarments which provided a level of protection due to the strength of the fibres and also reduced infection as the silk didn’t infect the wound.
I knew you would enjoy this. I heard them live earlier this year, and during their song "Black Thunder" there were six guys on stage all throat singing, and it is powerful. I recommend the music videos (it covers 2 vids) for it, they are beyond epic. They recently have been designated as "Artists of Peace" by Unesco. Wonderful humans all.
Haha would LOVE to see everyone's first reaction to their first ever HU listen.
One of my favorite groups. They do a cover of Metallica's Sad But True. It's the throat singing that I love. Their instruments are the Morin Kuur or Horsehead Fiddle, Tovshuu (Mongolian guitar ), Tumur Kuur (jaw harp) for your buzz. Of course if you watch some of the live recordings at the Studio, you add all of the different drums and guitars. There's a whole bunch of people in studio. I've been listening to this band for years. They came to Boston not too long ago, unfortunately I am disabled and had no way to go see them in the city an hour away. Great reaction ✌❤😎
Been waiting for this trip to Mongolia!
:) I’m excited about it.
you won't regret it :) been there 3 times :)
I read that Mongolia was never invaded. (?!!) ❤ to you.
Rosalie, you are too cool for school. So much fun. Love you, best reactions ever.
:) thank you very much!!
The Hu: This band was founded in 2016. The syllable Hu in the band name is the Mongolian root for the word human. The band name roughly translates as 'the people'. The band's logo shows a snow leopard. The band chose this animal because of its mythical significance. Among other things, it is said to be a symbolic animal for ancient Mongolian tribes.
The four members of the band, Gala (Singer), Jaya (Singer), Enkush (Mongolian horse head violin, Undertone singing) and Temka (Mongolian Gitarre), all have degrees in music from the Mongolian State Conservatory. Jaya teaches there under his real name G. Nyamjantsan. The HU have modified and strengthened their instruments, which were mostly played sitting down.
The Hu call their style of music Hunnu Rock. They use traditional Mongolian musical instruments such as the horse head violin, the Mongolian guitar and also employ traditional Mongolian undertone singing. The HU have modified and strengthened their instruments, which were mostly played sitting down. From the field of heavy metal they mainly borrow the hammering basses for their music. (www)
thank you so much for this great information!!! :) very helpful.
Thanks for the information. 👍
Thanks for the personal history of the members. This explains a lot. Their knowledge of Mongolian history is awesome. I have watched 3 or 4 documentaries and realize I still haven't scratched the surface. Mighty warriors of history. Rugged people.
That's not just a snow leopard, it's the GREAT ONE HORNED SNOW LEOPARD! 🤘🤘
And the drums; don't miss the heavy hammer of the gods drums!
Loved your reaction!!! I was sure you'd get it with this music and, boy did you ever. And, yes, just like with Heilung, The HU stirs our primitive blood. I really appreciated your understanding of the male/female balance within each of us. Your follow-up comments at the end of your reactions are always worth listening to.
Thanks so much :) glad you enjoyed it. This was a fantastic suggestion!!
So they're singing here as a practice commonly referred to as throat singing. It is common in Mongolia and also practiced in Tibet by monks. I have attempted this technique and it is very difficult for me because I have breath control issues when singing anyways. We're always blows me away about this piece of music is the fantastic job they did picking up these instruments and recording them. What an incredible piece of recording work someone did with these guys!
Hell yeah! great song/vid, these guys are amazing.
I see that a lot other options mentioned, but most covers. For more original Hu songs The Great Chinnhis Khan and Yuve Yuve Yu (which even more mixes the modern and ancient with great visuals, although more melody and less chanting)...l got introduced to this band a few months ago and I am now hooked
I love this because I love indigenous music from around the world since I’m part Native American on both sides of my family, with Cherokee on my mother’s side and Navajo and Blackfeet on my Father’s side, the only grandfather I ever got to know was my Stepgrandfather who was full blooded Navajo
Oh Snap! Truer words were never spoken!
On your thumbnail picture the man in the back on the right wearing a bandanna is the president of Mongolia
Good reaction, good choice..👍
Hu, Hu, Hu, Hu, Hu, Hu..!!🔥
the instruments are called morin khuur and tovshuur. ❤️🇲🇳🐎
The HU is a great band that sings about serious subjects in their songs. They invoke the rise of the spirit of the mighty Gehngis Khan and his ruling Khan daughters. They call against the oppression from Communist China and Russia. Who keep them down. They called for the return of the Mongolian warrior spirit that is missing in their society. The HU wants the return of the mighty Khan empire. True warriors at heart. I gathered this from many of their songs.
very interesting! thank you for that insightful comment and for the info.
I hope they don't literally want the return of the empire of Genghis Khan since Genghis Kahn was responsible for killing over 10% of the earth's population at the time. Today that would be the equivalent of killing every man, woman and child in North America and about half of everyone in South America. Or more pertinent to Mongolia, it would be doing a Thanos and wiping out half the combined populations of Russia and China. A country needs a warrior spirit for defense, just not the conquering kind, especially the Genghis Kahn conquering kind.
I just saw them live in November and let me tell you, they put on a heck of a show. The energy you felt from watching the video was felt throughout their show!
Dear Rosalie,
Thank you so much for your reaction to this song. I feel the same as you, whenever I hear this song I just have to bob along. It always makes me happy when other people discover these cool guys.
I was lucky enough to see the HU live last month. Although I don't really like live gigs, I went crazy. After the concert I hobbled like on eggshells towards the tram station because my feet hurt from hopping around and stomping. Gosh, I'm getting too old for that kind of thing 🙈!
Lots of love from Switzerland 🤗🇨🇭
The HU are incredible, they've been one of my favorite bands over the last few years. This song comes from their first album, The Gereg. The whole album is great, and their second album, Rumble Of Thunder is even better.
I know you are going to love this. This band is unique and a breath of fresh air. They make something so traditional and old sound so up to date and cool.
Batu Khan's troops (Ginghis Khan's grandson) came as far as Liegnitz/Legnica. The Hu comes all over the world.
Correction:
Instrument is "Morin khuur" (horse headed fiddle) a tradionnal mongolian instrument, two strings
You can even hear a neigh on this clip : 5:36
:)
Great reaction.
Great reaction and commentary!
Thank you very much!
Yes, these band of Warrior Men are awesome and badass but but a collaboration with Lzzy Hale from Halestorm will show you that they know where they come from and is a powerful tribute to the women that made them who they are! Check out Song of Women and you will love it, I promise!
Also, that will be a great introduction to Lzzy Hale and her brother’s group, Halestorm. Lzzy is a force to be reckoned with as far as women’s rock vocals!!
Speaking of Viking, you should aslo check out Heilung! Maybe, In Maidjan, Krigsgaldr live or Anoana for a official video! Enjoy and I’m loving your channel! ✌🏻
Can't wait to check out that song. I've done a reaction to "Heilung", but it was blocked repeatedly on YT :( It's available on Patreon for all tiers. I'm excited to check out the Women song soon too. Thank you! :)
I think the one that the two guys were playing is a Horse head fiddle. The Mongolian throat singing is a really cool sound. And yes the lyrics are true to their warrior heritage.
i frown and groan when people say the Mongols have warrior heritage. yes they did have warriors but it’s more than that- they had the most famous leaders, most famous generals and the largest empire. you don’t say the French, Italians and the English have warrior heritage do you?
You speak great truths. So brilliant!! Thank you!
When he sings it registers 6 on the Richter Scale!
Heard this in an acustic version before, but this is way cooler. I love it
I very much appreciated hearing your thoughts on masculine and feminine energy in this video. It feels rare in recent years to hear the word masculine without toxicity attached to it. It was refreshing.
Thank you. I agree and I’m sorry that that is the case.
I SO agree 👍
I believe the reference to "blue mane" is there because Mongolian babies are born with blueish spots at the base of the spine. These birthmarks usually disappear over time but for Mongolians it's naturally a very obvious identification sign and something that reminds them of their ancestry and ethnicity.
Haunting and primal, it's amazing, music like this shows, if the music is this good it does not matter where you are from or how much melanin you have in your skin, it hits you in a place that is so deep inside, you just join the F in and immerse you're self in it.
LOVE THE HU . He come to France for play ; great . If you like her can you listen to the group SKALD "O VALHALLA" live @ Hellfest 2019 ; old instruments and old lyrics viking . I love her clip "run" . KISS FROM FRANCE.
Great reaction Rosalie! The instruments are traditional and I believe they use horse hair for the strings. I've seen the names in comments to others reactors but can't recall them now.
You need to react to the HU with Lizzy Hale and "Song of Women". The video features pictures of the band members and Lizzy as children with their mothers.
Yes! I agree with you on the beautiful divine masculine! 100%!
We will always have conflict and war as long as we praise it, add it to our sports, gaming, cartoons etc.
You can check out the alternate version of Wolf Totem with Jacoby Shaddix. Another great song
Love these guys. I discovered them a couple years ago.
Nice... great react
I’m glad you’re discovering one of the most badass bands I’ve ever heard in my life. I’ve enjoyed them for years now.
me too! :)
Horse head fiddle is the instrument played with a bow.
Am I the only one that when they drop into it tries the Aaahhhhhhhhh 😂 🤘🏼💥🤘🏼
Thank you so much for your comments about masculinity! Yes, it has gone too far where men are being pressured to be shamed by their basic nature. We all need to be who we are and oppose toxicity in all its forms!
They call it throat singing. These guys are awesome
Great reaction
Mongols were horsemen, motorcycles are modern horse. The song was battle strategy of the ancient Mongols.
If this doesn't get your blood pumping I don't know what will!!!
for real!!
Another traditional band with modern instruments mixed in is a womans band from Russia name is otyken check them out as well
best band
The Hu are flippin awesome.
Next up: Heilung.
You gots to do Heilung.
Motorcycles are called Iron Horses so they are the modern Horse
That’s why many indigenous people love motorcycles because it’s the continuation of being a horseman and being a warrior
thanks for this ride today the first time I heard this it kind of threw me off but the more I listened the more I liked it it is different and just wild they can make you feel a certain way and some of it reminds me fo Heilung too so it was a fun ride today as always your ride or die forever Eyyy Oooo it just came to me as I was finishing this message they are primal and tribal and a little ancient as well
Yes well said. I think that’s what I like about them
Well you got introduced to this band faster than I thought you would. They have done a Hu-Version of Sad but True (Metallica) that I think is amazing. I love their throat singing. I think that there is a song out there that you would love. Woman's song ft Lzzy Hale of Halestorm.
You should check out Batzorig Vaanchig “ throat singing with his daughter”, its charming and awesome in equal measures and then you work out what instrument his daughter is playing
Their song Song of women ft. Lzzy Hale is gorgeous and delicate.
Well worth listening to!
Funny you should mention the impact of low voices.
There's a compilation video of women reacting to Tim Fousts low notes. They all looked like their ovaries were having a party.
The low notes have an actual physical and emotional
effect, I've felt it too.
Since you're into psychology, do you know anything about where that almost universal feeling in women to very low, male notes comes from? Left ove primal instinct?
I would love to know more about it.
Have you thought about doing a video about the physical and mental impact of music on the body and mind?
Very true. I don’t know as much as I’d like to about it but I plan to research more and I’m actually planning to start a separate channel where I go into more depth about the psychological aspects of music. More of an educational channel if you will. I’ll keep this platform posted when it’s ready.
@@rosalieelliottofficial Great idea! That should be *very* interesting. Maybe over time it could give me an answer why I as a man react so strongly to powerful female singers - apart from the obvious "it's hormonal" explanation...
Can you please do the hu ft Jacoby shaddix wolf totem please? I love that version better.
Bottom line-I hear this coming out on the steppe, I running far and fast. 😳🤣🤣🤣
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Another singer you should check out is Aryuna Nimaeva. She is a Mongolian throat singer and uses similar instruments to the HU Band. Aryuna is ethnic Mongolian but lives in Russia. HU is more rock and metal. Aryuna is more pop. I'll link a video th-cam.com/video/sjvoq7aFseM/w-d-xo.html
Also check out HU "Song of Woman" with guest Lzzy Hale from Halestorm.
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Ghengas Kahn, nuff said
The instruments they play are traditional Mongolian instruments.
Garuda bird and blue maned lion is a Buddhist reference, you can find this lion in Tibetan flag or general Buddhist art. This lyrics is inspired by the Tsogt Taij of Khalkha Mongols who lived the during the civil war period of Mongolia. Mongols fractured into many warring tribes and fought not only among themselves but also with foreign forces such as china, russia and central asian muslims. Lyrics is not about offense but defense.
Hi Rosalie, is that your inner black forrest warrior that makes you sympathize with their performance? I feel the same and I'm from southwestern germany... Maybe I've watched too many western movies with people dancing around a fire and swinging their tomahawks over their heads lol!
instrument name is MORIN KHUUR - mean HORSE VIOLIN coz we used real horse tail on violin strings. Horse violin is an instrument of very ancient music that has grown from our ancestors.GARUDA - is KHAN GARID its KING OF BIRDS of fairytail legendary bird. THis song mean words who u are we dont care if you want to conquer we fucked up you just it. When you are hostile, we will fight you, even if it is as small as an insect. When you're hostile, the lion is as strong as the tigers, but it doesn't matter we fight you just thats it. In our history, we have not been at peace with the fragile. During the time of the reconciliation, the Chinese always poisoned the brothers in the middle and killed one another. In the end, they awakened a son named Temple from among the afflicted people. He awakened all Mongolians and established Mongolia, and he defeated all his eight enemies. And then all the people gave him the name CHINGIS KHAAN. KHAAN is a KING. Do you understand the meaning of this song now?
You really should listen to Song of Woman with Lizzy Hale if you enjoyed this, Lizzy sings the translated lyrics in the song making a more accessable without losing any of its Mongolian power, Wolf Totem is simply a fantastic introduction to a great band mixing traditional and modern styles, there is something magical about The Hu
Loved watching you react to this. You should check out "Yuve Yuve Yu" and "Song of Woman" featuring Lzzy Hale from Halestorm. Their videos are visually stunning.
Another song by this group that you probably will like is "Yuve Yuve Yu". There are 2 groups from Mongolia that use the Shantz instrument, one is Shantz 3 and the other is Behi.
New subscriber, and love your insights. I'd love to learn from/experience your viewing of Wardruna's "Helvegen". There are a few versions, but I think I love the live one that features the artist Aurora as a guest. The most recent official one is great also. The song is kind of about mortality, and one I play a lot around Jul time as I process/honor the passing of my parents and consider my having "defaulted" into being the "elder" of my family. It also has a classic quote from Havamal, that I think inspired the whole song. Very primal.
Also, Wolf Totem is the favorite song of my granddaughters as they would "toddler stomp" around a bon fire in the Northwest during their times with "Grandpa". 🙂
That sounds very interesting. I made a note.
And what you shared about wolf totem and your granddaughters is very special
Another should check out by the Hu is 'Song Of Women' ft Lzzy Hale of Halestorm th-cam.com/video/mdN1U9NvuIc/w-d-xo.html
In Mongolia, women are highly respected and this song shows that
nice
They have another version of this song with the lead singer from Papa roach singing vocals. Also listen to their song called Song of Woman
This song is great on it's own merits but I think the version with Jacoby(Papa Roach) singing and adding the English into it took it to another level!
This is funny. I was actually going to comment on a video yesterday that you should watch The Hu. May I suggest you check out their video with Lizzie Hale.
The numbers 10 100 1000 10000 refer to the divisions of the Mongolian Urdu or army organized by Genghis Khan with 10000 being the largest commanded by subutai and his sons
Lolz you should watch it with the subtitles on
China built the great wall to keep the Mongolians from invading them and other southern areas. Mongolian DNA is around 15% in the Asia and Europe people, I read somewhere. We came, we saw, and we concurred, gives a new meaning to them.
You might also like Mari Boine, Norwegian Sami singer
They are really cool. Love the mix of traditional with current, with the throat singing. Fire 🔥
They do an excellent cover of Metallicas Sad But True.
I call it Sad But HU. 🙂🙃
Love to see you discovering all the "right" bands here. Based on what I've seen so far, you might be also interested in Powerwolf (from Germany!), Battle Beast, Within Temptation and Nanowar of Steel (funny!). Just pick any popular video or live from them, have fun!
If you watch this video and you’re NOT rockin/head-bobbin, sorry but you need to watch it again …only THIS time make sure your 🎧 are plugged in!!🫨🤘🏻💪🏻🫶🏻
Perfect example of music first, then language, culture, religion, ….
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It's all about balance. Male/female....etc...
Agreed
the wordfs are a tradional mongoliian war chant
Should check out the hu and Lizzy hale from halestorm song
It’s call a horse headed violin/fiddle
Song of Women - Hu ft. Lzzy Hale
Bid bol arslangad🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
There's actually a field of study called archaeoacoustics. Scientists have studied what's believed to be ancient shamanic ritual sites and noted that the acoustics in many such sites tend to generate low-frequency sound. It seems like such frequencies can change the state of consciousness of those present and even invoke mystical experiences.
Binaural beats is another technique associated with changing the brainwaves/state of consciousness using sound, where a sound in one frequency is played in one ear and a sound with a slightly different frequency in the other. The difference between the frequencies seems to affect the frequency of the brainwaves. I am not sure how much of this has been researched, but I know that this effect has at least some scientific support.
IMMINENCE just dropped a new song called “Continuum. It’s the fifth installment of their storyline to the new album. It should be the last song out of the storyline and new album should be dropping any day now. Listen to the heavy with the slide of the violin with the heavy. heaviest song up to date. Thanks!
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Deberías reaccionar a The Hu - Wolf Totem Ft. Papa Roach
Love your reactions! Since you liked this, you need to react to their song "song of women " with lzzy hale!
sorry my mind was on, I wonder how the Mongols bike club feels miss spelled on purpose
The Hu ft Lzzy Hale is even better, you should also react to that one
Nice coment