Su's breath-control is insane. When I heard this on the album for the first time I immediately thought this would be hard as hell to perform live and here she is making it look easy. Sorry I ever doubted.
Man the autotuned part is still pre-recorded, nobody can sing like that, maybe some fantastic singers, but it is clearly not natural voice. :D Between 2:10 and 2:52 it is clearly pre-recorded, the other parts are her real voice you hear.
@@Chibanah It's just her voice with some effects on it and some prerecorded harmonies here and there. You can compare it with other lives. At least 90% is live.
@@Chibanah Vocal effects are not autotune. Surprise, the guitars you hear are also not their 'natural tone'. They also use effects for distortion and delay. *SHOCK*
You can thank bring me the horizon for featuring them on King Slayer, a little youtube searching and they are my new fav band. My goal is to see them live in japan, but also anywhere around the USA when they tour again. 😁
You should be proud of them. I'm glad there are acts like this in other places. In the States most of our teen stars are kinda bratty. Sometimes more than the adults.
IN THE UK HERE, ENGLAND. ditto about the fans, thy truly are an inspirational group, and from where i am standing, they seem to be sticking to japanese culture all the way. long live babymetal in whatever form they take.
I had never noticed that before (near the end of the video) You’re so right, awesome visual!! Absolutely love seeing these ladies grow up from Jpop preteens to metal women!
I'm only 74 and never listened to 'Metal'. I'm totally hooked on watching Baby Metal video's. Haven't a clue what they are singing ! (I'm a Brit.) But the 'singing' is tuneful and nice as is the music by the band BUT I just love watching the Dancing and light show.
God, Su’s vocals here are so fucking eargasmic. I wish they’d let her explore this kind of raw fatigued tone more often. I love the cute stuff, but she has such insane potential
@@MinecraftSense they did not, they are on hiatus from performing live (in large part because of corona) and are releasing bits of the new songs on their fan site.
@@paulallenlegarte6389 She has been doing that during BxMxC at least since the EU tour of 2020, since the very first day of the tour. Which is the second time the song was performed.
Personally, I think their biggest strength as an attention grabber might be the gap between idol/J-pop and metal. But it wouldn't have worked as well if Kobametal finding talented, passionate & hardworking people to work on the project, especially Su-metal's voice and stage presence and how amazing they are at delivering it all live. That's their secret, deliver it as best as possible to make the silly idea actually work. Which is why it's been hard to replicate by others.
@@juliogomesdesouza9035 Very true, especially later on. And I did read somewhere that Moa ended up teaching the new girls the choreography to ALL their songs. Hell of a work ethic.
There are no words to express how f*cking awesome this song is! 2:10 and that moment when chills go down my whole body. Music orgasm. Suzuka is incredible.
Just got to know Babymetal for some days now and it’s absolutely incredible how these girls perform. They are machines: in synch, flawless, and on top soooo cute, present on stage, but also charismatic individuals in their behavior between the acts. A pity I didn’t know them earlier. The music is quite special though, no mainstream metal (in Austria at least) which makes it even more attractive 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Wow! I heard this song for the first time last year and got me listening to their stuff on Spotify, but only recently been checking out their live footage ... and THIS ... just WOW!! ❤️🔥🔥🎶🔥🔥❤️
This be like one of them final boss scenes in an anime where the protagonist has to take Su down. As he enters the arena, the red lights and heavy music along with the visuals on screen give off the evil aura of the place. Su sees the protagonist and she stops the music, casts her spell on the audience and then as the band comes back in, everyone's just rioting towards the protagonist stopping them in their tracks as su gets away leaving the other two controlling the crowd.. 🤣
@@PalitoSelvatico Su's father was in a Japanese punk band. I am pretty sure she's exposed to rock/punk and not a stretch she heard metal when she was little. And since Babymetal was formed when they were 12.. performing it since that age is basically "growing up listening (and performing) metal".
I love watch the music videos and then I see the live performance to see if they r so good like in the video, but OMG Su's really an amazing rapper, and I listened a lot of rappers and didnt r to good like her AMAAZING🥰
Heard this song for the first time today and immediately addicted. Watched the live video here expecting it wouldn’t have the same energy as the studio version but omg this was well done! Even if there were major backing tracks happening it’s understandable but still extremely cool.
When I saw the clip for the first time, I thought it would be very difficult to do a live with this song, but I forgot that this is Su-metal we are talking about, but I had my doubts About.
As a musician/human/artist, I hate the concept of the band that is Baby Metal. But, as a tried and true, lifelong metalhead... I can't help but love the music, itself. Drum line is fun and hammers. And the vocalist... just ...wow! Her control and stamina, especially considering the choreographed performance, is top tier. Good stuff.
BABYMETAL was not an idea of their talent agency "Amuse Inc." Pop or J-pop is usually more profitable than metal music It was an idea of Key Kobayashi _(Koba for short)._ He is the mastermind behind BABYMETAL Koba, a metalhead working for Amuse Inc. He was working on the idea of mixing J-pop and metal for a long time Finally, he went ahead with his dream when he heard the vocal power of Suzuka _(Lead singer)_ Because of that, they didn't get a lot of resources from their talent agency at first They had to borrow clothes to complete their costume set for their first music video and also for their first live performance : th-cam.com/video/C-r4bajuu9Y/w-d-xo.html They also did a free live performance in a mall for the release of their song "Megitsune": th-cam.com/users/shortsKb6XT9BvoTg They had to work really hard to get where they are today
@@FreddyYUL thanks for the information, it is some interesting stuff. I have always liked origin stories. I have no doubt they have worked hard at crafting their product. There's a lot of talent on display there!
@@rolmodel12. You like a good origin story ? I'll give you a much more extended version. Babymetal in many ways lives in between pure band culture and corporate entity. Babymetal exists because of the decline in rock and metal in mainstream music. Koba was working for the corporate entity to do anything a band signed with them would need. The musicians of a band usually just want to make music and other creative work and play. You don't want to deal with having to organize a tour or find the lighting person, etc. He'll find the person who fits the band's image/culture (culture: as in someone who will fit in the group for touring). He's the jack of all trades. He even used play guitar in a band himself. With the decline of metal and rock, he was asked to go work in the kids department of the company. Japanese culture is now a bit more like western culture, but in the past it very much was like: after your education, you find a company to work for and stay there until your pension. The company takes some what good care of it's employees and the employees pay back with loyalty. Obviously, because it's based in culture, some companies would take advantage of this situation. Welcome to capitalism. Anyway, this is why even more 'free thinkers', a lot of the time are part of the corporate world. Which means lots of people in rock/metal (comparing to the west) were in the corporate world making music. Yes, even pop music. J-Pop. If you check out J-Pop, on the average the music is more intricate than western pop. Lost of anime music is some form of rock music. Why ? To pay the bills. So creating pop by day and doing metal by night was more common in Japan than in the west... anyway, in this environment he was one of a few who had the idea: maybe it's possible to combine these two world. And part of the goal was also to help get more rock/metal in the mainstream again. We don't know which ideas came when, but because their was 'no money in metal' and the time he was very unsure about how to proceed with this idea. He even thought it was a crazy idea. The company wouldn't fund it, obviously, their was pretty much no chance to even make the money back. Eventually he talked to a former CEO of the company who, if I understood it correctly, still had an advisory role or was just his friend and advice him that way. He said: if you feel so strong about it, you'll have to try it or regret it for the rest of your life. So he made clear to the corporate people his interest in doing this. With a mutual understanding their is no solution for this at the time. The lead singer in Babymetal is Suzuka, Suzuka at age 10 and 11 was part of Karen Girl's a girl j-pop group who was created at the request of an anime to provide half of the music of the anime. Along that time, it was clear the anime would only have one season. So Karen Girl's was also going to end. Suzuka came from Hiroshima, she was attending Actors School Hiroshima (ASH). In Hiroshima and in the kids division she was known as a talented singer. Koba in the mean time was moved to the kids division and was working with an other girl j-pop group, Mini-Pati, which was created at the request of the ministry of agriculture and other things which wanted a group to promote healthy food and buying produce. At Karen Girl's last concert the opening 'band' was Mini-Pati, this was the first time Koba got to see Suzuka perform. He noticed her unusual talent of singing loud. It helped fuel the idea that maybe a j-pop metal group was possible. She can maybe sing loud over the loud music he likes. I'm certain the ministry also had just requested for it for a limited time. As I understand it, this age it's harded for the company to find work for the girls. But because of he Japanese culture of life-long employment they want to get the most out of these girls, their were hired because of their talents, so let's maximize their potential. So the company formed something new. They wanted to give their most talented girls more experience and figure out if they have any other hidden talents. So they created a school-themed J-Pop group called Sakura Gakuin of 12 girls, 2 of the 3 girls from Karen Girl's, 3 of the 3 girls from Mini-Pati and others were selected to be part of it. It's an investment in their biggest talent. The group's mean goal isn't to make money, but as used as a teaching tool: the girls get more experience and improve on what they already know in the categories of: singing, dancing, do interviews (from both sides), acting, public speaking, photo shoots, modeling, etc. Mini-Pati became part of this group, as the cooking-club sub-group (imaging school themed: extracurricular clubs) and other sub-groups were created. This was Koba's chance, he was allowed to create the heavy music club as part of the bigger group. He would get no funding, but he could re-use some of the existing facilities. Which included are 3 girls. Suzuka at age 12, Yui and Moa at age 11. The girls were very young and didn't know about metal music. But they were willing to try and their were very hard workers for anything they committed themselves to. Sakura Gakuin, because of their goals, was age-limited: so every year some girls leave, new girls get added based on age. So the school year Suzuka turned 15 she had to leave, Babymetal had some limited success so the girls were asked: do you want to continue Babymetal ? And after thinking seriously about it they agreed. So Babymetal became it's own entity. Everything else after that is more hard work and talent and luck, actually having good music. And a bit of gimmick of 'little girls and metal music' getting attention after they got a bit of an audience. And going viral in different waves (bigger and bigger). Babymetal would just have stopped if it wasn't for the Internet. Babymetal live wouldn't have gotten this big without having amazing live musicians who are called Kami Band (even though they came later). Babymetal wouldn't have existed if it wasn't for Suzuka's talent and hard work and Koba's experience to getting the right creative and technical people and his crazy ideas. Babymetal wouldn't have worked without Yui and Moa's hard work. And the talent of the hired music writers. That is the magic of Babymetal: everything had to come together for it to work out like this. Same have said Babymetal is a bit like Cirque Du Soleil or a Broadway show. In some sense it's true, the girls didn't write most of the music/lyrics, but a lot of the lore and songs of Babymetal are actually inspired by the girls, women now. So it has been written 'in their voices'. A song like Uki Uki Midnight has lyrics which talk about eating squid instead of sweets when making a party. These kinds of elements are of the girls on tour having fun in the hotel room. Moa throwing squid arms on the bed and the girls eating that instead of sweets. Not all of these things are communicated with us. But their are many references. The Fox God lore is from the girls making a fox shadow play hand gesture when misunderstanding the metal devils horns. Koba didn't tell the girls a lot about metal, he wanted the girls to discover it for themselves in part because without knowledge of something you get different perspective. Like what became the fox sign. Which is great input for story telling, image, etc. Babymetal started in 2010, but, especially Suzuka, has a deep understanding of the appeal of metal music in 2013. When Babymetal performed at the same festival as Metallica. The tour photographer of Metallica had seen team Babymetal in the artist area of the festival. They were wearing a t-shirt with Metallica homage. Metallica was the headliner at the festival. Koba had hired artists of metal band shirts to make shirts for Babymetal and sometime of those shirts are homage shirts. The photographer told the Metallica band members and they were kind of curious, Lars Ulrich went to see Babymetal perform. This is a big music festival, this is the headliner going to see a group perform at the smallest stage of the festival, far away from where they were going to perform. The girls and Koba got to meat the guys from Metallica, they took some photos and the girls of Babymetal got to see Metallica perform live on the big stage. This is when especially Suzuka (15) got her deeper understanding of metal music performed live. Babymetal the year before performed at the same festival, but at a sort of side-stage, at the food court, where usually only comedians get to perform. Over time Babymetal performed at bigger and bigger stages at the festival. In 2019 Babymetal performed on the big stage before the Foo Fighters. Which by that time wasn't a big deal for the size of the stage/audience anymore, but a big achievement because only foreign bands get the top spot at the festival. So they've reached the highest spot. And Summer Sonic is one of the biggest music festivals in Japan. Babymetal opened for Metallica in Seoul, South Korea in 2017. An other achievement. Their are more things I can write, but I've probably written enough for now.
@@autohmae 😳🙇🏼♂️ Thank you for the time you took to share your knowledge! If you are opening for Metallica and Foo Fighters, I would say you've made it.
@@rolmodel12. well, those were special moments for Babymetal some goals/hops/dreams they had. Some other well known artists/bands from the top of my head: Babymetal opened for Lady Gaga (turns out she loves both the pop and metal) in the US, Babymetal opened for Red Hot Chili Peppers in the UK and US. Babymetal opened for Korn and Stone Sour (Corey Taylor's other band) in the US, Sabaton and BMTH have both opened for Babymetal in Japan, Babymetal opened for Guns N Roses in Japan. Babymetal performed main stage at metal/rock festivals in Europe/North American. Collaboration performance with Rob Halford of Judas Priest. That was also a special moment for Babymetal. Later opened for Judas Priest in Singapore. If you look at the third album, Metal Galaxy, you'll notice a bunch features as well: Tim Henson and Scott LePage of Polyphia, Alissa White-Gluz of Arch Enemy, Joakim Brodén of Sabaton. A much earlier feature was a song named Road of Resistance between the first and second album: Dragonforce guitarists Herman Li and Sam Totman. Babymetal has performed in some 20+ countries, they were going to add a bunch more in 2020, but it was all cancelled. The girls started their first world tour when they were 16 and 14 and 15 years old. That first world tour they also performed at the main stage at Sonisphere, in front of over 60 000 metal fans. The closing at many hours later on that stage was Iron Maiden. Others that day and stage are bands like Anthrax. Their most have been band members behind the stage thinking: what are these kid doing here ? 🙂 Between practice, PR/interviews, performing and watching other bands, what do you think Babymetal does at festivals ? Their homework. LOL 🙂 As I said Babymetal is kind of euh... different/special in lots of ways.
Currently watching Tokyo Dome Red Night on bluray... This is intense. Am I witnessing peak Babymetal? 55,000 fans all moving, grooving and singing along while respecting the rules outlined at the start. I am only 4 songs in and I have honestly cried a little a couple times. Soooo powerful! Can't imagine what it would have been like to be there. Has any other performance by any one ever, ever come as close?
Yes. I've read testimony from people who attended that concert and they've been talking about their surroundings get in tears, they were overwhelmed with the chest ripping metal sound from Kamiband and Su-Metal's voice echoing in that hella big stadium. But let me tell you, Legend 1997 is not inferior in terms of raw energy. Legend S has the best stage set and visual of any Babymetal's concert todate. Legend Metal Galaxy, well it's a concert from beyond our Solar System.
@@yamanaiame8064 Thank you for your reply. Yes Legend 1997 was pretty cool as was '99. I have not watched Legend S yet. Its in the pile. Honestly waiting for the three treasures to arrive in the mail so I can see if the mask lights up via a song or if it was a signal sent and gou just had to be at the show (what I assume). My Legend M gauntlets flicker when the new batteries are put into them but otherwise nada. Sadly I don't have that one and refuse to pay the insane prices for it. Legend Metal Galaxy is also in the pile. Watching them in order, minus Apothycra, Awakens and Legend M. Currently had just watch Silver Fox Festival. Have White Fox and Big Fox left in that box. Going to be ripping the 2015 New Years Fox and 10 Budokan Complete CDs to my laptop to put on my phone so I can listen to them on the go.
@@yamanaiame8064 I couldn't wait. Watched Legend S the other day. It was as breath takeningly beautiful as it was off and heartbreakingly tragic. The set and theme were wonderful. The audience as amazing as ever. But the lack of Yuimetal was palpable. Su and Moa sang and danced their hearts out. But it was like watching a tricycle missing a wheel. It was just off. More so when you realize after 21 consecutively viewed concerts at that point; just how much Yuimetal in the role of "scream/dance" actually provided. When they didn't have a chance go rework anything for a duo and there were moments of actual silence because there wasn't anyone there to sing the line. The fans did a hellofajob stepping in and belting out the lines as needed. But it was quite the different Babymetal experience to be sure. Watched Live at The Forum last night. It was cool but my fellow Americans really don't have the same presence as the UK/Euro crowd. Certainly they can't match that of the Japanese fandom. Just seven concerts left the view before the end. Metal Galaxy "day 1 & 2" then the five 10 Budokan shows... The last performances ever I believe. One day I will own those three releases I annoyingly don't. Or maybe the world will right itself and Babymetal will return to us and I will be able to see them live. Only the Fox God knows.
@@shakyrob6512 You probably also want to watch the performances in the category of 'best audience'. Babymetal Metrock 2015 (a festival in Tokyo) Babymetal Red Mass (all female audience) Megitsune at Rock in Japan.
From a Bounch of School girls idols... To asking Chocolate and saying Hedoban.... Then Metal OG elders breaking to tears when they listen "The One"... Then getting the blessing and support from the Metal Elders counsel's Fire, Today a consolidated Mega Stars with thousand of fans around the Planet, what's next on Su and Moa future?? Become a Queen and Steward in the Mad Max era?? Sounds great to me if you ask...
When Babymetal didn't exist and Su-metal was still Suzuka on stage she also performed at a concert with 20 000 people at age 10. Already doing the similar things. So basically in her early 20s she already had over 10 years of experience doing so. 🙂
I honestly wish they had released this instead of making a music video. A song like DaDaDance would have been better as a video while this song is waaaay better live.
![BABYMETAL - 'BxMxC' [LIVE PROSHOT] [SUBTITLED] [4K HQ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/HMzaWcunMO4/mqdefault.jpg)
Su's breath-control is insane. When I heard this on the album for the first time I immediately thought this would be hard as hell to perform live and here she is making it look easy. Sorry I ever doubted.
I hope for a next album we get to see even more of her talents.
Man the autotuned part is still pre-recorded, nobody can sing like that, maybe some fantastic singers, but it is clearly not natural voice. :D Between 2:10 and 2:52 it is clearly pre-recorded, the other parts are her real voice you hear.
@@Chibanah It's just her voice with some effects on it and some prerecorded harmonies here and there. You can compare it with other lives. At least 90% is live.
that was your first mistake
@@Chibanah Vocal effects are not autotune. Surprise, the guitars you hear are also not their 'natural tone'. They also use effects for distortion and delay. *SHOCK*
The live version actually sounds better than the studio version. Amazing! Very few bands manage this
It’s not even close either. This sounds waaaaaaaaay better! 🤘🏻
Ha
Way better.
I think the only bm song ever to sound better as a studio version is Megitsune, I don't know why, but with them it's always live that's the way to go.
They overuse autotune in mv.
BABYMETAL is the pride of Japan where I live.
I am glad that there are many fans overseas.
You can thank bring me the horizon for featuring them on King Slayer, a little youtube searching and they are my new fav band. My goal is to see them live in japan, but also anywhere around the USA when they tour again. 😁
You should be proud of them. I'm glad there are acts like this in other places. In the States most of our teen stars are kinda bratty. Sometimes more than the adults.
IN THE UK HERE, ENGLAND. ditto about the fans, thy truly are an inspirational group, and from where i am standing, they seem to be sticking to japanese culture all the way. long live babymetal in whatever form they take.
Love from Indonesia
Def. interessting. But nothing compares to Dir En Grey🤘
Suzuka is arguably the best live performer in the world today. It's insane to think about how good she'll be when she hits her 30s.
And I'm sure she could run a fucking marathon if she wanted lol
@@cristobaljvp imagine how hard the producer thinking about how old she can be to call it Babymetal.
Arguably??? I’m sorry but she definitely is! I’d put up against any artist and she’d outperform them before breakfast
@@krisztiankoblos1948 I honestly think they've transcended that and can go as long as they want to
thank you for saying that.
That frame where Su and Moa head bang in perfect synchronization is just awesome!! Love BxMxC.
@3:24 that looks so bad ass!
I think this is like the most metalhead thing they have done
You forgot the synchro kick right after
Yeah I screenshot that🤘💀
I had never noticed that before (near the end of the video)
You’re so right, awesome visual!!
Absolutely love seeing these ladies grow up from Jpop preteens to metal women!
I'm only 74 and never listened to 'Metal'. I'm totally hooked on watching Baby Metal video's. Haven't a clue what they are singing ! (I'm a Brit.) But the 'singing' is tuneful and nice as is the music by the band BUT I just love watching the Dancing and light show.
Babymetal is a life extending energy 🙂
Awesome.
Hi, dear elder
Wow! Finally someone that's older than me who's obsessed with them - I've amassed quite a collection of concerts now :)
@@astrafaan post them >.
God, Su’s vocals here are so fucking eargasmic. I wish they’d let her explore this kind of raw fatigued tone more often. I love the cute stuff, but she has such insane potential
Looking forward to a next album.... really curious what it will be like.
@@autohmae they disbanded mate, still sucks
@@MinecraftSense they did not, they are on hiatus from performing live (in large part because of corona) and are releasing bits of the new songs on their fan site.
@@autohmae oh shit you're right! I was so bummed.Made my week
Yeah the auto tune/production ruins the album for me
This song is so much better as live version. It sounds much better with Suzuka's unaltered voice. Her syncros from the back track are also fine.
Wha? The original track sounds tight as hell. I like both. And yes, theres a lot of playback going on here.
@@buzzfunk It's not playback. They played some pre-recorded vocals in the back track but she's singing over them
3:24 that's how you know they really feel the metal. well done, girls.
Perfect hedoban
@@dapproductions911 perfect is a stretch With a slip
@@jirohpueyo2559 Yeah, but she smiles and we forget all about it.
I'd fall over if I tried that now. I wonder why it's just Moa and Su.
crazy to think these are the same girls doing cute and innocent stuff with Sakura Gakuin 10 years ago. love to see it!!
BABYMETAL have grown from from cute girls into beautiful women and their music grew as well! The lead singer’s vocals are absolutely incredible!!!
Su just left me fucking speechless, she is on another level. im completely shook at how effortlessly she pulled this off live. it was flawless. wow.
03:23 The synchronization between Moa and Su it's just addictive
Rare sight of Su-Metal banging it out
@@paulallenlegarte6389 She has been doing that during BxMxC at least since the EU tour of 2020, since the very first day of the tour. Which is the second time the song was performed.
@@autohmae yeah I meant it's the way she did it, it's different from other shows, for example in their appearance in NHK, the angles I guess
どれだけ音がゴリゴリでも、アイドルの自我を保っている
轟音がメンバーの美しさをより際立たせている
メタル×アイドルという相反するモノを掛け合わせただけのキワモノグループじゃない
アイドルというアイデンティティで、攻撃的で暴力的な音楽を包み込んで、愛のあるモノに仕上げている
これこそがBABYMETALの強さだ
Personally, I think their biggest strength as an attention grabber might be the gap between idol/J-pop and metal. But it wouldn't have worked as well if Kobametal finding talented, passionate & hardworking people to work on the project, especially Su-metal's voice and stage presence and how amazing they are at delivering it all live. That's their secret, deliver it as best as possible to make the silly idea actually work. Which is why it's been hard to replicate by others.
言わんとしている事は理解しますし、BABYMETALの美質だとは思います。しかし「アイドルとメタルの融合」は、成立時のコンセプトですし、初期迄しか本人達も言っていません。結成から十数年たったグループに、“アイドル”はちょっともう似合わないんじゃないですか？
Whoever is their dance choreographer is...they are fire.
Moe and Yui did almost all of their own choreography before Yui quit. now I assume Moa is in charge of most of it.
Mikiko Mizuno (no relation to Yui) does most of their choreography. She's also a consultant for the IOC.
@@darbyj6694 Though do keep in mind that Moa plays a massive part on the choreography. It's not mikiko alone.
@@juliogomesdesouza9035 Very true, especially later on. And I did read somewhere that Moa ended up teaching the new girls the choreography to ALL their songs. Hell of a work ethic.
wow ..questions i've wanted to know. than you. wow Moa is awesome. Do they have a part in the costumes design as well?
New BABYMETAL fan here. I cannot get enough of it lol.
Welcome!
There are no words to express how f*cking awesome this song is! 2:10 and that moment when chills go down my whole body. Music orgasm. Suzuka is incredible.
And the synchronicity of Su's cadence and the drums is perfect in the sequence after the solo.
@@Astro-MarkusThere’s a cadence clicker in her earbud.
2:36 Queen Su spin like a Goddess. looks so cool!
omfg, that breakdown after the flow hits every time like a friggin freightrain.....so GOOOOOOOOOOD
Just got to know Babymetal for some days now and it’s absolutely incredible how these girls perform. They are machines: in synch, flawless, and on top soooo cute, present on stage, but also charismatic individuals in their behavior between the acts. A pity I didn’t know them earlier. The music is quite special though, no mainstream metal (in Austria at least) which makes it even more attractive 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Didn´t expect this song live to be that good. In best BABYMETAL tradition, they made even this one better than the album version.
man i want to see them live. really got into babymetal with the last album but the concerts were already sold out and the last one before corona :(
I call it corona restrictions. Fits more to me.
@@mindphlux1899 the next year is bad less chance to injection to everyone
I hope they’ll get back to touring soon. They were supposed to attend a festival close to me in 2020, but then corona happened…
I wish I could experience this song for the first time again and again
I have fallen down the Baby metal rabbit hole today. this song goes so hard. Su is amazing
This is so good! I've actually heard them the first time today and can't get enough. Such a unique band.
What a voice. Su is absolutely incredible!
i started getting into baby metal mid 2021 and honestly think i've fallen in love with them. Great music to listen to just to wind down and relax
Sounds a lot better without the auto-tune in the original video
Luckily it sounds like their upcoming album is gonna have a lot less processing on Su’s voice judging by the teasers they’ve released so far
What I love about Babymetal is that everything is perfect ! The girls , band , music , production just flawless
I saw this live in Hong Kong the other day and holy shit it's even more impressive in person
These ladies sure know how to put on a show! They literally never miss! I love them so much
Man I’ve been ignoring babymetal for far too long , this song fucking kills
Same
Haha yeah i thought it's a silly band like PSY with gangnamstyle i didn't know they are so cool when i heard Chocolate for the first time.. :D
Wow. Now that is stage performance at its best.
th-cam.com/video/2HsRUZzjZkQ/w-d-xo.html full concert
Dude her voice is so powerful.
I was knocked out when I saw BABYMETAL perform this at the Eventim Apollo in London on February 23rd 2020. AWESOME song !!
Thank you for posting this!
@John Head ぎrlうぁt
These ladies absolutely destroy. I hope to god I can see them someday in person!
god this song live is so fucking insane it gives me chills
This song is amazing and captivating. Hearing or watching her makes me want to jump around the room
I don't care what languages you do or don't speak. If this doesn't hype you, you're dead inside.
BxMxC
B! M! C! Sore na, sore na
B! M! C!
B! M! C! Sore na, sore na
B! M! C!
Tekina metaru saifa- Like a loop sorega Roots (Sore na, sore na)
Raimu kowasu sutairu kaosu makiokosuze Mosh
Tekina metaru saifa- Break a rule soremo Role (Sore na, sore na)
Raifu moyasu taimu kawasu watashitachi no Mosh
Hayarisutari kidori miburiteburi kamoshi
Hokori akashi sagashi batori sakebi
Kidoku Through na taimurain kizetsusuruna Panchirain
Put it put it all on the line, put it put it all on the line
Wanna, wanna, wanna be
Wanna, wanna, wanna be
Wanna, wanna, wanna, wanna
Wanna, wanna, wanna be
Want some, want some, want some beat
Want some, want some, want some beat
Want some, want some, want some, want some
Want some, want somе, want some
Tekina metaru saifa- Likе a loop sorega Roots (Sore na, sore na)
Raimu kowasu sutairu kaosu makiokosuze Mosh
Tekina metaru saifa- Break a rule soremo Role (Sore na, sore na)
Raifu moyasu taimu kawasu watashitachi no Mosh
Kotoba takumi kazari agarisagari fukashi
Hitori futari odori noroshi agari
Sawagu Doof Wack Wack Swag Doxx WAKU WAKU
Whatcha cha, whatcha cha macallit
Whatcha cha, whatcha cha macallit
Wanna, wanna, wanna be
Wanna, wanna, wanna be
Wanna, wanna, wanna, wanna
Wanna, wanna, wanna be
Want some, want some, want some beat
Want some, want some, want some beat
Want some, want some, want some, want some
Want some, want some, want some
B! M! C!
B! M! C!
B! M! C!
B! M! C!
Hayarisutari kidori hokori akashi sagashi batori hadashi
Kotoba takumi kazari hitori futari odori noroshi hikeshi
Riaru feiku katari sabita kusari maboroshi
(B) Hayarisutari kidori hokori akashi batori hadashi
(C) Kotoba takumi kazari hitori futari noroshi hikeshi
(B) Riaru feiku katari sabita kusari maboroshi
(C) Tekina metaru saifa (Tekina, tekina metaru saifa)
(B, C) Hayarisutari kidori hokori akashi batori hadashi
(B, C) Kotoba takumi kazari hitori futari noroshi hikeshi
(B, C) Riaru feiku katari sabita kusari maboroshi
Tekina, tekina, tekina, tekina, tekina, tekina metaru saifa
B! M! C! Sore na, sore na
B! M! C! Tekina metaru saifa
B! M! C! Sore na, sore na
B! M! C! Tekina metaru saifa
B! M! C! Sore na, sore na
B! M! C! Tekina metaru saifa!
B! M! C!
B! M! C!
I got goosebumps with this song, truly heavy!
Oh my God that guitar tone 🥲 amazing
Unfreakingbelievable. Awesome isn’t enough to describe this.
I can't be the only one that thinks this song has one of if not the best dance choreography i've ever seen in my life.
興奮するねぇ〜✨コトバの洪水の如く聴く者の心に響き、視覚•聴覚に刺激を与えてくれる⚡️改めてBM は素晴らしいライヴユニットなんだなぁ〜と切に感じる💫かつて無いSu の異次元なヴォーカルに魅了される🤘
i’m so glad i looked up a live version. oh my god??? i have chills. i HAVE to see them live again someday 🤩🤘🏾
Only one word comes to mind and that's AWESOME!
Wow! I heard this song for the first time last year and got me listening to their stuff on Spotify, but only recently been checking out their live footage ... and THIS ... just WOW!! ❤️🔥🔥🎶🔥🔥❤️
This one goes right up and down the spine every time, love that bass and rhythm guitar line.
This be like one of them final boss scenes in an anime where the protagonist has to take Su down. As he enters the arena, the red lights and heavy music along with the visuals on screen give off the evil aura of the place. Su sees the protagonist and she stops the music, casts her spell on the audience and then as the band comes back in, everyone's just rioting towards the protagonist stopping them in their tracks as su gets away leaving the other two controlling the crowd.. 🤣
Su ... Queen of Metal .... So So Good!!!
Bruh when I heard this I immediately got goosebumps this shi goes so hard idky lmao
とりあえず観客の人たちが羨ましくてしょうがない。
すぅ姉さん生で見たい
3:23 You can clearly see who grew up listening to Metal and who didn't :D
you could technically say momoko did since she was 14 when she first started listening to bm, and 16 when she started performing for them
None of them grew up listening to metal tho
@@PalitoSelvatico Moa and Su listen to metal before their were in teen age, that is definition of "growing up listening to metal"
@@PalitoSelvatico Su's father was in a Japanese punk band. I am pretty sure she's exposed to rock/punk and not a stretch she heard metal when she was little. And since Babymetal was formed when they were 12.. performing it since that age is basically "growing up listening (and performing) metal".
I love watch the music videos and then I see the live performance to see if they r so good like in the video, but OMG Su's really an amazing rapper, and I listened a lot of rappers and didnt r to good like her AMAAZING🥰
A melhor banda, ela canta melhor ao vivo que em estúdio, respiração 100% perfeita
Omg dat voice is amazing!
Nah cuz this is actually impressive
I love this song, is one of my favorites of Babymetal. Babymetal my queens .
The headbanging at 3:24 always get me pumped up
su has some INSANE vocal control!
Heard this song for the first time today and immediately addicted. Watched the live video here expecting it wouldn’t have the same energy as the studio version but omg this was well done! Even if there were major backing tracks happening it’s understandable but still extremely cool.
初めて聞いた時、ちょっと怖かった。
でも今はめちゃ好き。
Ah. That ending with Su is 🔥
Looks like my neighbors are about to get a special "Thanksgiving edition" of their daily dose of Japanese! This song C R U S H E S ! ! !
Lmao this song does crush
Su her vocal abilities just keep growing!
𝐁𝐱𝐌𝐱𝐂 𝐢𝐬 𝐢𝐧𝐜𝐫𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐛𝐥𝐞!!! 🎤🖤🔥🔥
BABYMETAL IS BAAAAAAAAACK
The other one omg I'm hyped af
One of my fav song.
When I saw the clip for the first time, I thought it would be very difficult to do a live with this song, but I forgot that this is Su-metal we are talking about, but I had my doubts About.
SIMPLEMENTE HERMOSO!!!!!!!!!!
X10
They're all grown up, boys
this goes so hard, their metal credentials cannot be questioned
I love this music😍😍
Hey never stop making edits for BABYMETAL! I always come back every other day to watch your vids man, keep it up!
Wow .. Goosebumps 👀
2:10
that part is wow
Brutal!!
SANTO DIOS! Es la canción donde Su se ve más imponente que de costumbre.
Una maldita locura!
Su has leveled up to the max so therefore they must take a break.
As a musician/human/artist, I hate the concept of the band that is Baby Metal.
But, as a tried and true, lifelong metalhead... I can't help but love the music, itself.
Drum line is fun and hammers. And the vocalist... just ...wow! Her control and stamina, especially considering the choreographed performance, is top tier.
Good stuff.
BABYMETAL was not an idea of their talent agency "Amuse Inc."
Pop or J-pop is usually more profitable than metal music
It was an idea of Key Kobayashi _(Koba for short)._ He is the mastermind behind BABYMETAL
Koba, a metalhead working for Amuse Inc.
He was working on the idea of mixing J-pop and metal for a long time
Finally, he went ahead with his dream when he heard the vocal power of Suzuka _(Lead singer)_
Because of that, they didn't get a lot of resources from their talent agency at first
They had to borrow clothes to complete their costume set for their first music video and also for their first live performance : th-cam.com/video/C-r4bajuu9Y/w-d-xo.html
They also did a free live performance in a mall for the release of their song "Megitsune": th-cam.com/users/shortsKb6XT9BvoTg
They had to work really hard to get where they are today
@@FreddyYUL thanks for the information, it is some interesting stuff. I have always liked origin stories.
I have no doubt they have worked hard at crafting their product. There's a lot of talent on display there!
@@rolmodel12. You like a good origin story ? I'll give you a much more extended version. Babymetal in many ways lives in between pure band culture and corporate entity. Babymetal exists because of the decline in rock and metal in mainstream music. Koba was working for the corporate entity to do anything a band signed with them would need. The musicians of a band usually just want to make music and other creative work and play. You don't want to deal with having to organize a tour or find the lighting person, etc. He'll find the person who fits the band's image/culture (culture: as in someone who will fit in the group for touring). He's the jack of all trades. He even used play guitar in a band himself. With the decline of metal and rock, he was asked to go work in the kids department of the company. Japanese culture is now a bit more like western culture, but in the past it very much was like: after your education, you find a company to work for and stay there until your pension. The company takes some what good care of it's employees and the employees pay back with loyalty. Obviously, because it's based in culture, some companies would take advantage of this situation. Welcome to capitalism. Anyway, this is why even more 'free thinkers', a lot of the time are part of the corporate world. Which means lots of people in rock/metal (comparing to the west) were in the corporate world making music. Yes, even pop music. J-Pop. If you check out J-Pop, on the average the music is more intricate than western pop. Lost of anime music is some form of rock music. Why ? To pay the bills. So creating pop by day and doing metal by night was more common in Japan than in the west... anyway, in this environment he was one of a few who had the idea: maybe it's possible to combine these two world. And part of the goal was also to help get more rock/metal in the mainstream again. We don't know which ideas came when, but because their was 'no money in metal' and the time he was very unsure about how to proceed with this idea. He even thought it was a crazy idea. The company wouldn't fund it, obviously, their was pretty much no chance to even make the money back. Eventually he talked to a former CEO of the company who, if I understood it correctly, still had an advisory role or was just his friend and advice him that way. He said: if you feel so strong about it, you'll have to try it or regret it for the rest of your life. So he made clear to the corporate people his interest in doing this. With a mutual understanding their is no solution for this at the time. The lead singer in Babymetal is Suzuka, Suzuka at age 10 and 11 was part of Karen Girl's a girl j-pop group who was created at the request of an anime to provide half of the music of the anime. Along that time, it was clear the anime would only have one season. So Karen Girl's was also going to end. Suzuka came from Hiroshima, she was attending Actors School Hiroshima (ASH). In Hiroshima and in the kids division she was known as a talented singer. Koba in the mean time was moved to the kids division and was working with an other girl j-pop group, Mini-Pati, which was created at the request of the ministry of agriculture and other things which wanted a group to promote healthy food and buying produce. At Karen Girl's last concert the opening 'band' was Mini-Pati, this was the first time Koba got to see Suzuka perform. He noticed her unusual talent of singing loud. It helped fuel the idea that maybe a j-pop metal group was possible. She can maybe sing loud over the loud music he likes. I'm certain the ministry also had just requested for it for a limited time. As I understand it, this age it's harded for the company to find work for the girls. But because of he Japanese culture of life-long employment they want to get the most out of these girls, their were hired because of their talents, so let's maximize their potential. So the company formed something new. They wanted to give their most talented girls more experience and figure out if they have any other hidden talents. So they created a school-themed J-Pop group called Sakura Gakuin of 12 girls, 2 of the 3 girls from Karen Girl's, 3 of the 3 girls from Mini-Pati and others were selected to be part of it. It's an investment in their biggest talent. The group's mean goal isn't to make money, but as used as a teaching tool: the girls get more experience and improve on what they already know in the categories of: singing, dancing, do interviews (from both sides), acting, public speaking, photo shoots, modeling, etc. Mini-Pati became part of this group, as the cooking-club sub-group (imaging school themed: extracurricular clubs) and other sub-groups were created. This was Koba's chance, he was allowed to create the heavy music club as part of the bigger group. He would get no funding, but he could re-use some of the existing facilities. Which included are 3 girls. Suzuka at age 12, Yui and Moa at age 11. The girls were very young and didn't know about metal music. But they were willing to try and their were very hard workers for anything they committed themselves to. Sakura Gakuin, because of their goals, was age-limited: so every year some girls leave, new girls get added based on age. So the school year Suzuka turned 15 she had to leave, Babymetal had some limited success so the girls were asked: do you want to continue Babymetal ? And after thinking seriously about it they agreed. So Babymetal became it's own entity. Everything else after that is more hard work and talent and luck, actually having good music. And a bit of gimmick of 'little girls and metal music' getting attention after they got a bit of an audience. And going viral in different waves (bigger and bigger). Babymetal would just have stopped if it wasn't for the Internet. Babymetal live wouldn't have gotten this big without having amazing live musicians who are called Kami Band (even though they came later). Babymetal wouldn't have existed if it wasn't for Suzuka's talent and hard work and Koba's experience to getting the right creative and technical people and his crazy ideas. Babymetal wouldn't have worked without Yui and Moa's hard work. And the talent of the hired music writers. That is the magic of Babymetal: everything had to come together for it to work out like this. Same have said Babymetal is a bit like Cirque Du Soleil or a Broadway show. In some sense it's true, the girls didn't write most of the music/lyrics, but a lot of the lore and songs of Babymetal are actually inspired by the girls, women now. So it has been written 'in their voices'. A song like Uki Uki Midnight has lyrics which talk about eating squid instead of sweets when making a party. These kinds of elements are of the girls on tour having fun in the hotel room. Moa throwing squid arms on the bed and the girls eating that instead of sweets. Not all of these things are communicated with us. But their are many references. The Fox God lore is from the girls making a fox shadow play hand gesture when misunderstanding the metal devils horns. Koba didn't tell the girls a lot about metal, he wanted the girls to discover it for themselves in part because without knowledge of something you get different perspective. Like what became the fox sign. Which is great input for story telling, image, etc. Babymetal started in 2010, but, especially Suzuka, has a deep understanding of the appeal of metal music in 2013. When Babymetal performed at the same festival as Metallica. The tour photographer of Metallica had seen team Babymetal in the artist area of the festival. They were wearing a t-shirt with Metallica homage. Metallica was the headliner at the festival. Koba had hired artists of metal band shirts to make shirts for Babymetal and sometime of those shirts are homage shirts. The photographer told the Metallica band members and they were kind of curious, Lars Ulrich went to see Babymetal perform. This is a big music festival, this is the headliner going to see a group perform at the smallest stage of the festival, far away from where they were going to perform. The girls and Koba got to meat the guys from Metallica, they took some photos and the girls of Babymetal got to see Metallica perform live on the big stage. This is when especially Suzuka (15) got her deeper understanding of metal music performed live. Babymetal the year before performed at the same festival, but at a sort of side-stage, at the food court, where usually only comedians get to perform. Over time Babymetal performed at bigger and bigger stages at the festival. In 2019 Babymetal performed on the big stage before the Foo Fighters. Which by that time wasn't a big deal for the size of the stage/audience anymore, but a big achievement because only foreign bands get the top spot at the festival. So they've reached the highest spot. And Summer Sonic is one of the biggest music festivals in Japan. Babymetal opened for Metallica in Seoul, South Korea in 2017. An other achievement. Their are more things I can write, but I've probably written enough for now.
@@autohmae 😳🙇🏼♂️
Thank you for the time you took to share your knowledge!
If you are opening for Metallica and Foo Fighters, I would say you've made it.
@@rolmodel12. well, those were special moments for Babymetal some goals/hops/dreams they had. Some other well known artists/bands from the top of my head: Babymetal opened for Lady Gaga (turns out she loves both the pop and metal) in the US, Babymetal opened for Red Hot Chili Peppers in the UK and US. Babymetal opened for Korn and Stone Sour (Corey Taylor's other band) in the US, Sabaton and BMTH have both opened for Babymetal in Japan, Babymetal opened for Guns N Roses in Japan. Babymetal performed main stage at metal/rock festivals in Europe/North American. Collaboration performance with Rob Halford of Judas Priest. That was also a special moment for Babymetal. Later opened for Judas Priest in Singapore. If you look at the third album, Metal Galaxy, you'll notice a bunch features as well: Tim Henson and Scott LePage of Polyphia, Alissa White-Gluz of Arch Enemy, Joakim Brodén of Sabaton. A much earlier feature was a song named Road of Resistance between the first and second album: Dragonforce guitarists Herman Li and Sam Totman. Babymetal has performed in some 20+ countries, they were going to add a bunch more in 2020, but it was all cancelled. The girls started their first world tour when they were 16 and 14 and 15 years old. That first world tour they also performed at the main stage at Sonisphere, in front of over 60 000 metal fans. The closing at many hours later on that stage was Iron Maiden. Others that day and stage are bands like Anthrax. Their most have been band members behind the stage thinking: what are these kid doing here ? 🙂 Between practice, PR/interviews, performing and watching other bands, what do you think Babymetal does at festivals ? Their homework. LOL 🙂 As I said Babymetal is kind of euh... different/special in lots of ways.
03:24 I keep coming back! my girls so cool 😍
Thanks guys… there comming more songs later!
Годнота то какая, годнота
Всё же лучше чем оригинальный клип, как не крути
後期のBABYMETALの曲で一番印象的な曲だが凄く格好良いと思う。
すごいな、Real Rock!!! ゾクゾクしたわ。
Cute as a razorblade....
I love them ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
thank you sm for this omg i love it
B M C !!!!🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥
Keep on the good work 🤩🇫🇷🇯🇵love yaaaaalll sooo good soft but still hard metal 🎸🎤🥰🥰
Currently watching Tokyo Dome Red Night on bluray... This is intense. Am I witnessing peak Babymetal? 55,000 fans all moving, grooving and singing along while respecting the rules outlined at the start. I am only 4 songs in and I have honestly cried a little a couple times. Soooo powerful! Can't imagine what it would have been like to be there. Has any other performance by any one ever, ever come as close?
Yes. I've read testimony from people who attended that concert and they've been talking about their surroundings get in tears, they were overwhelmed with the chest ripping metal sound from Kamiband and Su-Metal's voice echoing in that hella big stadium.
But let me tell you,
Legend 1997 is not inferior in terms of raw energy.
Legend S has the best stage set and visual of any Babymetal's concert todate.
Legend Metal Galaxy, well it's a concert from beyond our Solar System.
@@yamanaiame8064 Thank you for your reply. Yes Legend 1997 was pretty cool as was '99. I have not watched Legend S yet. Its in the pile. Honestly waiting for the three treasures to arrive in the mail so I can see if the mask lights up via a song or if it was a signal sent and gou just had to be at the show (what I assume). My Legend M gauntlets flicker when the new batteries are put into them but otherwise nada. Sadly I don't have that one and refuse to pay the insane prices for it. Legend Metal Galaxy is also in the pile. Watching them in order, minus Apothycra, Awakens and Legend M. Currently had just watch Silver Fox Festival. Have White Fox and Big Fox left in that box.
Going to be ripping the 2015 New Years Fox and 10 Budokan Complete CDs to my laptop to put on my phone so I can listen to them on the go.
@@shakyrob6512 yeahhhh your treasures also seem not inferior to Jack Sparrow's 😂rocks 🤘🦊🤣!
@@yamanaiame8064 I couldn't wait. Watched Legend S the other day. It was as breath takeningly beautiful as it was off and heartbreakingly tragic. The set and theme were wonderful. The audience as amazing as ever. But the lack of Yuimetal was palpable. Su and Moa sang and danced their hearts out. But it was like watching a tricycle missing a wheel.
It was just off. More so when you realize after 21 consecutively viewed concerts at that point; just how much Yuimetal in the role of "scream/dance" actually provided. When they didn't have a chance go rework anything for a duo and there were moments of actual silence because there wasn't anyone there to sing the line. The fans did a hellofajob stepping in and belting out the lines as needed. But it was quite the different Babymetal experience to be sure.
Watched Live at The Forum last night. It was cool but my fellow Americans really don't have the same presence as the UK/Euro crowd. Certainly they can't match that of the Japanese fandom.
Just seven concerts left the view before the end. Metal Galaxy "day 1 & 2" then the five 10 Budokan shows... The last performances ever I believe.
One day I will own those three releases I annoyingly don't.
Or maybe the world will right itself and Babymetal will return to us and I will be able to see them live.
Only the Fox God knows.
@@shakyrob6512 You probably also want to watch the performances in the category of 'best audience'.
Babymetal Metrock 2015 (a festival in Tokyo)
Babymetal Red Mass (all female audience)
Megitsune at Rock in Japan.
From a Bounch of School girls idols... To asking Chocolate and saying Hedoban.... Then Metal OG elders breaking to tears when they listen "The One"... Then getting the blessing and support from the Metal Elders counsel's Fire, Today a consolidated Mega Stars with thousand of fans around the Planet, what's next on Su and Moa future?? Become a Queen and Steward in the Mad Max era?? Sounds great to me if you ask...
So damn glad this video's back up 👍
This is one of the bests
Beautiful.
How old are these girls? They controlling a stadium full of grown ups lol
When Babymetal didn't exist and Su-metal was still Suzuka on stage she also performed at a concert with 20 000 people at age 10. Already doing the similar things. So basically in her early 20s she already had over 10 years of experience doing so. 🙂
Hey Lake baby! Try this one!! BABYMETAL - Headbanger Live @ Legend 1997 Apocalypse
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BABYMETAL - 'BxMxC'
BxMxC
Sore na sore na
BxMxC
BxMxC
Sore na sore na
BxMxC
Suki no tekina tekina metaru saifaa like a loop sore ga roots (Sore na sore na)
Raimu kowasu sutairu kaosu makiokosuze mosh
Tekina metaru saifaa break a rule sore mo role (Sore na sore na)
Raifu moyasu taimu kawasu watashitachi no mosh
Hayari sutari kidori miburi teburi kamashi
Hokori akashi sagashi batori sakebi
Kidoku through taimu rain kizetsu suru na panchirain
Put it, put it all on the line
Put it, put it all on the line
Wanna, wanna, wanna, wanna be
Wanna, wanna, wanna, wanna be
Wanna, wanna, wanna, wanna
Wanna, wanna, wanna, wanna be
Want some, want some, want some beat
Want some, want some, want some beat
Want some, want some, want
Want some, want some, want
li
Baca Juga : Lirik Lagu Kingslayer - Bring Me The Horizon feat BABYMETAL
Tekina metaru saifaa like a loop sore ga roots (Sore na sore na)
Raimu kowasu sutairu kaosu makiokosuze mosh
Tekina metaru saifaa break a rule sore mo role (Sore na sore na)
Raifu moyasu taimu kawasu watashitachi no mosh
Kotoba takumi kazari agari sagari fukashi
Hitori futari odori noroshi agari
Sawagu doof wack wack swag doxx waku waku
Whatcha cha whatcha cha macallit
Whatcha cha whatcha cha macallit
Wanna, wanna, wanna, wanna be
Wanna, wanna, wanna, wanna be
Wanna, wanna, wanna, wanna
Wanna, wanna, wanna, wanna be
Want some, want some, want some beat
Want some, want some, want some beat
Want some, want some, want some
Want some, want some, want some
BxMxC
BxMxC
BxMxC
BxMxC
Hayari sutari kidori hokori akashi sagashi batori hanashi
Kotoba takumi kazari hitori futari odori
Noroshi hikeshi riaru feiku katari
Sabikutakusari maboroshi
Hayari sutari kidori hokori akashi batori hanashi
Kotoba takumi kazari hitori futari noroshi hikeshi
Riaru feiku katari sabikutakusari maboroshi
Tekina metaru saifaa
Tekina tekina metaru saifaa
Hayari sutari kidori hokori akashi batori hanashi
Kotoba takumi kazari hitori futari noroshi hikeshi
Riaru feiku katari sabikutakusari maboroshi
Tekina tekina tekina tekina tekina tekina metaru saifaa
BxMxC
Sore na sore na
BxMxC
i was extremely lucky to see the debut live edition of this song before covid hit :D i LOVE this song
The bass bruhh🔥🔥🔥
To the people that say Su-metal lip syncs
Please commit headbanger on wall
🤣👍👍
I honestly wish they had released this instead of making a music video. A song like DaDaDance would have been better as a video while this song is waaaay better live.