Welcome back.🦊Bring Me The Horizon is an English band, the lead singer is Oli Sykes. This collaboration was on the cards for a long time, BMTH and BABYMETAL have been good friends for several years since they first met in the UK in 2015 and often mentioned wanting to collaborate. At the end of BABYMETAL's 2019 tour they invited BMTH to tour with them in Japan and they opened at 4 of BABYMETAL's big arena shows with over 20k people at each one. This song was recorded in 2020, we had to wait 3 years before they could finally get together to play it live - that happened around the start of November last year at the NEX_FEST events BMTH had arranged. BABYMETAL had played their own set at all 4 events, they came back out all 4 times to join BMTH on stage for this song ... and you could see just how much they were enjoying themselves. There are so many BABYMETAL songs we could recommend - about 70 of them and pretty much every one of them is somebody's favourite. Road of Resistance is as good as any for your next reaction, Headbanger live at Legend 1997 is another great song and performance and I know you got a load more songs suggested last time, pick any (and all) of them.
Been a Babymetal fan since 2013 and FINALLY I have tickets to go to my First Babymetal Concert late next month...Bad Back, Bad Knees, I'm THERE!!! LoL!!! More Babymetal Always!! Put your Kitsune UP!!
I would recommend the Road of Reistence, Live In Japan version when Queen Su had just turned 16 and Yui and Moa were 15. I.M.O., it's one of the greatest performances from anyone, anytime, anywhere. How three teenagers can hold hold 20K ebullient fans in the palm of their hand for 8 minutes (Don't worry, it goes by in a flash) is simply amazing. The more recent version is great too, but I feel if one is going to a recent performance, there are so many other choices like Monochrome (live @ PIA arena), Kagerou (live compilation) and their great masterpiece, From Dusk Til Dawn (Budokan 2021).
Well from the song to the collab it took three years, also in reality in the mean time Babymetal was in fact disbanded, but while Moa and Su were Job hunting they also often enough found the positive sides of Babymetal. And this went so far, that they wrote a document under which conditions they could imagine to continue Babymetal. And they gave this to Koba simply to get his opinion. And his opinion was positiv. He only had one problem. They wanted a third member and she was currently not available. She tried to become a K-Pop idol, but he forwarded her the offer. And he talked with them about the risks. He didn't know if the Babymetal Name still had the pull that it once had. So they would try it with some concerts at home and then would try a World Tour to determine where they still worked. The result : they worked everywhere. To Kobas surprise suddenly elements functioned that never worked. While they had tried to get children into their concerts. This never really worked. Children didn't come by themselves. But their fans grew up and were now Mummies and Daddys. And their children were not afraid of metal but were interested. And now they are about to start their first international Arena Tour in Europe and the UK. Last year there were questions if 2023 would be the Peak Babymetal year. But at the moment it looks more like 2024 or later.
You should definitely check out Bring Me The Horizon, a metalcore band. The two groups have been friends since they meet at a event in 2015. A video "Road to Kingslayer" shows their friendship.
Probably my favorite track that Babymetal is a feature of. To be honest, don't really listen to much BMTH however, I do know a few of their songs, most of which are like, "wait, BMTH did that song". To go with your thoughts about harsh vocals in songs (harsh is the current technical term not scream) while I enjoy them, if that's all the song is I'm typically turned off. Also there is an actual learnable method for doing them that does not risk hurting your vocal chords, as you probably found by your voice starting to hurt, you likely weren't using said techniques. I'm going to stay with my suggestion from your prior Babymetal video, with either Road of Resistance Live in Japan or Headbanger Live @ Legend 1997. However, since you mentioned Game of Thrones in this reaction, I'd also suggest Metal Kingdom Live at PIA Arena (This one really has a GoT nod to it) I would also suggest reacting to Electric Callboy, they did a collaboration with Babymetal back in May that's a true 50/50 collaboration and it's definitely a song to hear. Though I would suggest being familiar with them before doing the collaboration video. For them I would recommend starting off with either Hypa Hypa or We Got The Moves.
Ngl , I have some difficulties with Babymetals own stuff. It still did not made click. But these collaborations or features are just great, this one or that with Electric Callboy.
One thing they learned from their Collab with them. They could offer Su something different. Obviously as a result of her Jobhunting they are interested to prove her talent in other functions and roles. Olli put himself as the pure Counterpoint to Su to balance thecwhole Song. But other Collabs have now found possibilities to interweave better with Moa and Momo or to intererweave her with other major artists. Furthermore they found out that in these after CD Times Collabs are quite good at earning money. Originally they wanted to limit their appearances. But now if two groups are both at one location they try to put them to show their Collab. And in fact if they only one of the groups on location they start to look around where potential partners are and how much it would cost.
Welcome back.🦊Bring Me The Horizon is an English band, the lead singer is Oli Sykes. This collaboration was on the cards for a long time, BMTH and BABYMETAL have been good friends for several years since they first met in the UK in 2015 and often mentioned wanting to collaborate.
At the end of BABYMETAL's 2019 tour they invited BMTH to tour with them in Japan and they opened at 4 of BABYMETAL's big arena shows with over 20k people at each one.
This song was recorded in 2020, we had to wait 3 years before they could finally get together to play it live - that happened around the start of November last year at the NEX_FEST events BMTH had arranged.
BABYMETAL had played their own set at all 4 events, they came back out all 4 times to join BMTH on stage for this song ... and you could see just how much they were enjoying themselves.
There are so many BABYMETAL songs we could recommend - about 70 of them and pretty much every one of them is somebody's favourite. Road of Resistance is as good as any for your next reaction, Headbanger live at Legend 1997 is another great song and performance and I know you got a load more songs suggested last time, pick any (and all) of them.
Been a Babymetal fan since 2013 and FINALLY I have tickets to go to my First Babymetal Concert late next month...Bad Back, Bad Knees, I'm THERE!!! LoL!!!
More Babymetal Always!!
Put your Kitsune UP!!
You'll forget all about that back and knee pain. At least until the next day.
@@papa_xan You know it!!
Great reaction! One of my favorite collaborations." BMTH&BM" really cooooool!🔥🦊⚔️
👍👍An awesome collaboration and performance. 🔥🔥🔥🔥One of my favorites. 🦊 🖖❤
I would recommend the Road of Reistence, Live In Japan version when Queen Su had just turned 16 and Yui and Moa were 15. I.M.O., it's one of the greatest performances from anyone, anytime, anywhere. How three teenagers can hold hold 20K ebullient fans in the palm of their hand for 8 minutes (Don't worry, it goes by in a flash) is simply amazing.
The more recent version is great too, but I feel if one is going to a recent performance, there are so many other choices like Monochrome (live @ PIA arena), Kagerou (live compilation) and their great masterpiece, From Dusk Til Dawn (Budokan 2021).
You’re a little off on Su’s age at that concert.
Road of Resistance -Live in Japan was on January 10th, 2015.
Su was 17 years old.
Well from the song to the collab it took three years, also in reality in the mean time Babymetal was in fact disbanded, but while Moa and Su were Job hunting they also often enough found the positive sides of Babymetal. And this went so far, that they wrote a document under which conditions they could imagine to continue Babymetal. And they gave this to Koba simply to get his opinion. And his opinion was positiv. He only had one problem. They wanted a third member and she was currently not available. She tried to become a K-Pop idol, but he forwarded her the offer. And he talked with them about the risks. He didn't know if the Babymetal Name still had the pull that it once had. So they would try it with some concerts at home and then would try a World Tour to determine where they still worked. The result : they worked everywhere. To Kobas surprise suddenly elements functioned that never worked. While they had tried to get children into their concerts. This never really worked. Children didn't come by themselves. But their fans grew up and were now Mummies and Daddys. And their children were not afraid of metal but were interested. And now they are about to start their first international Arena Tour in Europe and the UK. Last year there were questions if 2023 would be the Peak Babymetal year. But at the moment it looks more like 2024 or later.
You should definitely check out Bring Me The Horizon, a metalcore band. The two groups have been friends since they meet at a event in 2015. A video "Road to Kingslayer" shows their friendship.
If you like Japanese bands you have to check out Lovebites. Best heavy metal band in decades.
Probably my favorite track that Babymetal is a feature of. To be honest, don't really listen to much BMTH however, I do know a few of their songs, most of which are like, "wait, BMTH did that song". To go with your thoughts about harsh vocals in songs (harsh is the current technical term not scream) while I enjoy them, if that's all the song is I'm typically turned off. Also there is an actual learnable method for doing them that does not risk hurting your vocal chords, as you probably found by your voice starting to hurt, you likely weren't using said techniques.
I'm going to stay with my suggestion from your prior Babymetal video, with either Road of Resistance Live in Japan or Headbanger Live @ Legend 1997. However, since you mentioned Game of Thrones in this reaction, I'd also suggest Metal Kingdom Live at PIA Arena (This one really has a GoT nod to it)
I would also suggest reacting to Electric Callboy, they did a collaboration with Babymetal back in May that's a true 50/50 collaboration and it's definitely a song to hear. Though I would suggest being familiar with them before doing the collaboration video. For them I would recommend starting off with either Hypa Hypa or We Got The Moves.
Ngl , I have some difficulties with Babymetals own stuff. It still did not made click. But these collaborations or features are just great, this one or that with Electric Callboy.
One thing they learned from their Collab with them. They could offer Su something different. Obviously as a result of her Jobhunting they are interested to prove her talent in other functions and roles. Olli put himself as the pure Counterpoint to Su to balance thecwhole Song. But other Collabs have now found possibilities to interweave better with Moa and Momo or to intererweave her with other major artists. Furthermore they found out that in these after CD Times Collabs are quite good at earning money. Originally they wanted to limit their appearances. But now if two groups are both at one location they try to put them to show their Collab. And in fact if they only one of the groups on location they start to look around where potential partners are and how much it would cost.
rock and roll isn't dead. It's played by little Japanese women now. LoveBites and Band-Maid.
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