Vocal Coach REACTS - Baby Metal 'Road Of Resistance' (LIVE)
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- Well that was fun! My thanks to everyone that suggested I check out Baby Metal - Road of Resistance. So... Where do I go next with this band?
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Babymetal is a Japanese kawaii metal band. The band consists of Suzuka Nakamoto as "Su-metal" and Moa Kikuchi as "Moametal". The band is produced by Kobametal from the Amuse talent agency.
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I am kinda addicted to watching people react for the first time to Babymetal.
same
I love watching how people react to BabyMetal, I spend hours watching people watch BabyMetal every day. I have my favourite ones, and I get really annoyed when someone new comes along and is insulting towards the ladies and the band..... How dare they lol
I need to do homework but I’ve spent the last three hours watching these reactions. I regret nothing
same...
I feel you!
Drumming, “Is that hard to do?”. I’ve been playing 38+ years, the stamina displayed by Hideki Aoyama is pretty incredible. Not only the stamina but extremely impressive timing, precision and expression. He’s become one of my favourite drummers of all time since discovering Babymetal in recent years.
Do you think neil pert could of kept up with him?
@@BW-lb3vd Maybe in his 20's and 30's Mr Peart could have sustained a similar effort, though Neil wasn't that kind of player. BTW, I saw Rush 17 times.
@@fravellist ouch!
I don't say this to downplay the skill of their drummer at all, but it's not uncommon at all for drumming to be just as fast, if not faster and more complex in metal. Just look at the likes of Lamb of God's drummer for one example.
That said, I'm 'not' a drummer so it's entirely possible you're picking up niché things which I'm missing, but from a guitarist perspective, it sounds a lot like most extreme drummers.
@@Grigeral Thanks for the comment. I think it's more of how he plays and not what he plays if that makes sense? I have friends that can analyse golf swings to a high level of detail, but to me they all look pretty much the same. I saw Babymetal this year with Anthony Barone on the drums, he's a brilliant player but I prefer the way Hideki plays and was a bit disappointed the Eastern Kami band weren't playing. I think Barone can out-blastbeat Hideki, but like the golf-swing analogy I prefer how Hideki plays what he does. Here's a clip of Barone blasting away, very skilful : th-cam.com/video/eDAZztJQyck/w-d-xo.html
5:22 i'm pretty sure someone once said that Su (lead singer) is training her singing on a treadmill to get used to be focused on singing while dancing and having breath control to still sing along some crazy choreography
The amount of training and rehearsing they do (and the pressure they're under) must be insane.
Honestly no wonder Yui had to back down.
@@Happymali10 I miss Yui. She hasn't come back to the industry and I hope she's OK. The idol industry is very, very punishing.
@@McCammalot ---there is no one---and never has been anyone---like YUI !---I'd love to see her back on stage in whatever show/band/context.
Shy as she always was, she did once say:---"....but in dancing. I'm second to none ! "
Truer words were never spoken.
@@Happymali10 yeah, they push their bodies to their limits.
I remember seeing them live in the first US show in LA @ The Fonda Theater.
It wasn't a huge stage, so everyone on stage were cramped up, and the crew had placed box fans because the A/C crapped out, which didn't do much as you can feel the heat from all the equipment.
You could see that they were drenched in sweat and still pushing themselves to do a great show.
I remember reading the bands Facebook page and they announced that after the show, Yui was sent to the hospital due to exhaustion but that their tour would still continue.
Idol work culture is hardcore AF
If you look more closely, you will see that Su dancing much less, than other two girls, especially to keep her breath.
Of course, she is well trained and in perfect phisical condition, but still she is not a robot, to dance and sing at the same time.
In Japan, it's considered impolite to sing along at a concert. It's thought as rude to the rest of the audience who are there to hear the singer, not hear you. The 2 side girls job is to give the audience a part to chant along with. They're effectively in charge of the crowd participation, like cheerleaders, with parts to sing with and arm movements to emulate.
Ha ha, I kind of prefer the Japanese approach. At least to be a decent singer if you want to sing along… LOL.
@@Rosannasfriend u seem like a fun person to be around =P
Plus they amp up the cute, which is their main job
Kinda the same in Sweden lol, international fans on Twitter always trash us when they come here for concerts, saying that the crowd is dead or how everyone was super rude to them "just for enjoying the concert". This "enjoying the concert" being buying a seat in the stands and then standing throughout the entire concert blocking the view for everyone behind and yelling so people can't hear the music. If you want to stand and dance here it's no problem, but to do that you buy a ticket to the floor. People that buy seats do so in many cases because they can't stand for too long.
here in brazil, to be in a concert and not sing along it's almost a crime, people have a lot of fun performing in brazil
If you don’t like Babymetal, you are wrong
I'm 64 and I just discovered them. If you don't like Baby Metal, most probably you are already dead.
@@fidenemini111 As you should be.
@@AutumnOnFire We all will be, nobody escapes this. But that doesn't mean we should be too serious about all this and spoil our and other's lifes. Cheer up - life is beautiful!
@@fidenemini111 perhaps. I'm sorry if that came off poorly. My dog died, the girl i went on a date with friendzoned me, and i'm struggling to find a new job. I don't mean any ill will.
@@AutumnOnFire you will be ok. dont give up.
Looked like you enjoyed that. :-)
The question about who is BABYMETAL is not that easy to answer. Officially, it’s just the three girls (actually two now, since Yui left in Decembre 2017 due to bad health). At the beginning they even performed to backing tracks with a miming band. But I guess hardly anyone would disagree that they wouldn‘t be where they are now without the insanely talented musicians accompanying them now. So, to me BABYMETAL is more than just the girls.
This video was recorded in 2015, the girls were 17 and 15 at the time. The video shows an outstanding performance, but they have many songs that are more interesting than this one. Their main feature is the fusion of Metal and (J-)Pop, and a few other genres along the way. In general live videos are the way to go with BABYMETAL, but I‘m going to recommend the official video for „Megitsune“ next. To me it’s their most defining song: th-cam.com/video/cK3NMZAUKGw/w-d-xo.html
I agree. And it's not just the kamis. It's the whole BM team for me. Koba, Mikiko, the production team, the avengers, even the make up artists and costume designers. They're all BABYMETAL for me.
@@Rina-eg7zw Yes! I considered mentioning that in my comment, but I was too lazy. :-) It‘s one of the things that lead to the accusation of „not being real“, but it’s also what makes them so perfect. Everyone involved takes over only the one or two tasks they are absolutely proficient in, and without either of them the result wouldn’t be the same.
@@MacTaipan "It‘s one of the things that lead to the accusation of not being real" needless to say that this is extremely disrespectful to all those "shadow workers" who have very important jobs
⚡ 💀 💕 / 🏴 🏴 🏴
"Stand up and shout, Shout!, Justice Forever!" - (Road of Resistance) -
That was at Saitama Super Arena (SSA) in Japan, with a sold out crowd of over 20,000.
BABYMETAL's lead singer, Su-metal (Suzuka Nakamoto, or Su), first performed at SSA for the 'Animelo Summer Live 2008' as part of the JPop trio Karen Girl's.
She was ten years old.
As a vocal coach, I was surprised that you barely mentioned her voice.
That was a bit disappointing. I'm glad you liked the drumming though.
Hideki Aoyama is blazingly fast, and rock steady.
His father had also been a well known drummer in Japan.
It would be great if you had a listen to one of Su's solo songs.
I would recommend 'Rondo of Nightmare':
This 2014 Black Night Budokan performance is kind of a classic: th-cam.com/video/8WBDiLMNZcE/w-d-xo.html
'No Rain, No Rainbow' (from December 2017) is also really good: th-cam.com/video/pDgqo6fcliY/w-d-xo.html
Rick you are everywhere man😆
Considering you're a vocal coach, RoR isnt good to assess the singer's voice. i would suggest babymetal - akatsuki or babymetal akatsuki (unfinished version).
Yes, that was my thought as well
I love how every now and then you see Su lose the "stage smile" and just get this fully genuine mischievous grin. There's gotta be so much hype and adrenaline from a good crowd like that!
This is why I love live performances, watching or performing. It's a good time
THIS is KAWAII METAL ---Cute Metal
Good reaction and welcome to the BABYMETAL galaxy. 'Road of Resistance' is a great performance, as others have said there are other songs that will interest and give you more to analyse vocally. I will add 'Shanti Shanti Shanti' to that list (I don't think I saw it suggested in the comments yet).
Yes. That one seems so off style for them and seems like it would be particularly hard to learn that type of vocal delivery coming from J-pop background. But Su sounds AMAZING on that one :) KU!
Great reaction! Babymetal is a unique group, officially classified as kawaii (cute) metal, a genre they created in 2010 when the band was formed. At that time the lead singer, Su-metal, was 12, and the other two girls, Moametal and Yuimetal who cover backing vocals and dance, were 11. They were a sub-unit in J-Pop group called Sakura Gakuin, which was a group and a school for young girls who wanted to have careers in the entertainment industry. It was formed as an experiment by their producer, and wasn't really meant to continue past the point when the girls graduated from the school at 15, but by then they had amassed a large, loyal following. Babymetal became it's own separate thing and have now been around for almost 10 years.
The group was formed around the lead singer, who had previously been in a J-Pop group at age 10 that was formed to sing songs for an anime. She already had a strong voice and great stage presence.
Being a vocal coach, you should really check out Su-metal's solo songs, as she really stretches her vocal legs, so to speak. They include Akatsuki, which has two versions, a heavy version - th-cam.com/video/g2372C5PJLM/w-d-xo.html and what is referred to as the Unfinished Version - www.dailymotion.com/video/x7vua37 The latter is just Su singing with a piano backing, and is absolutely beautifully performed. The other solo songs for her are Rondo of Nightmare - th-cam.com/video/8WBDiLMNZcE/w-d-xo.html which features an instrumental intro that shows off the individual talents of the musicians, who are called the Kami Band. Then we have No Rain, No Rainbow, and I recommend the version from her 20th birthday concert in her hometown of Hiroshima - th-cam.com/video/pDgqo6fcliY/w-d-xo.html Finally, we have the song Amore - www.dailymotion.com/video/x7wa6c7
I'd be very interested in hearing your critique of her vocal performances. In any case, great video and I hope to see more!
How did they create a genre in 2010 that I was listening to in 2004?
@@Dr.Spatula For example?
@@papa_xan High and Mighty Color is the first one that comes to mind but their style is all over the place and a lot of their stuff is hard to find as it was early 2000s. Couldn't bring myself to spend $70 on a single EP in 2005 lol
Edit: and they are adults
Su is the lead singer, the concept was that she has two smaller supports who mostly do chorus/shouts and crowd engagement. The "smaller" part was so important that, when they grew up to nearly her size, Su started being put in one inch heels while the other two wear flats.
“What the flapjack am I watching?” BEST. LINE. EVER!! 🤣🤣
Nice reaction & thanks from Japan 有難う💛。You already had and are going to have all necessary information provided by numerous enthusiastic fans from many countries. I just want to add two things. ① This was filmed in 2015, so the girls have grown up into beautiful ladies now and their performance has matured, and yet very energetic as before ② Their activities are worldwide. Since June last year until March this year (prior to the pandemic), they performed 20 times in USA, 19 in EU/UK/Russia and 1 in Taiwan in addition to 15 in Japan (total : 49 their own concerts + 6 appearance in festivals). Please continue to explore BABYMETAL.
Being a drummer hell yea thats hard. Not just the speed the precision.
The girl in the center is SU-METAL (Suzuka Nakamoto) and she is the lead singer. Sometimes she sings alone. The other two do the chorus and the interaction with the public that idols usually do.
At this show, on january 2015, they were 17 years old Su and 15 years old Moa and Yui (the other two girls), but they started even younger than 12, on their first performance Yui and Moa were only eleven years old, in this video they had been kicking ass for 4 years already. It is incredible of them being so talented so young. Nowadays Su and Moa are still on rocking and now their voices are more mature as now they are not girls anymore but young metal women. Sadly Yui (the dancer with fluffy cheeks) had to leave the band due to an injury.
You seemed to like it, maybe you should try a SU solo song like Akatsuki for example.
btw, the TH-cam algorithm usually blocks reactions with Road of Resistance and No Rain, No Rainbow from the official channel, so I wish you good luck with it.
I was following you for some time and was really expecting for you to watch Babymetal. It was a good video, thank you.
1. Eyes wide open? ✔
2. Mouth wide open? ✔
3. Confusion? ✔
4. Smile face? ✔
5. Can't stop starying? ✔
You just been Babymetal!
Listen to more BABYMETAL
You'll realize it's true not anime
Babymetal is the girls, basically, but it's not just that easily explained.
As for who sings, The Crowdsplitter, Old Death-stare, Circlemaker, Our Sainted Lady of the Blood Moon Queen Su-metal is the main singer, the other members are backup. They are to The Crowdsplitter, Old Death-stare, Circlemaker, Our Sainted Lady of the Blood Moon Queen Su-metal what Flavor Flave is to Chuck D. You could say that Babymetal IS The Crowdsplitter, Old Death-stare, Circlemaker, Our Sainted Lady of the Blood Moon Queen Su-metal's group, since the whole concept is based around her. Moimoi (the backup singers) were chosen because they meshed so well with The Crowdsplitter, Old Death-stare, Circlemaker, Our Sainted Lady of the Blood Moon Queen Su-metal both vocally and in personality.
However, Babymetal as a whole is greater than the sum of it's parts.
I just have to say that I love your description of Our Goddess of all that is Metal! Kitsune Up! #notacult 🤘🦊🤘
SgtSixkilla holy Cripes!!!!! This is the best descriptions for Su-Metal ever!!!!!!!!
Nice Reaction !, but "Be Warned !"
Once You let them Grow on You , You'll Never Gonna Be Able to Get Rid of Them ! ;-)
''Babymetal''' ('One word !) refers to "the birth of a new kind of metal" they call ''Kawaii Metal''
("Cute Metal" ;-)
"Kawaii Metal" is Mix of J-Pop & "Every" kind of Metal !!
(The name in fact has nothing to do with the age of the girls,)
If you're willing to do More Babymetal ? just be prepared & Buckle up ! because your in it for A Hell of a Ride ;-)
Not only "Every" kind of metal, but other genres also (rap, ska, folk, Indian,...).
As for the name, on the Babymetal Wiki Fandom site, it says:
"According to Kobametal, Babymetal's name came to him by revelation (as a "divine message"). It is a play on the words "heavy metal", as, in Japanese, the word "baby" (ベビー bebī) rhymes with "heavy" (ヘビー hebī). "Baby" may indicate cuteness, "metal" - intensity. Also, he has come to like interpreting it as "newborn metal"."
Not sure if it's true, but it would make sense (with the exception of the revelation part, but then again, you never know 🤔).
@@zabber67 True you're absolutely right on "the play of words" they they almost look & Sound the same.
Babymetal wasn't the first to mix J-pop and metal together. Sorry for the disappointment
Very nice reaction but, as a vocal coach you had nothing to say about the vocals??? That's a bit disappointing but the reaction was fun anyway. I hope you check out more of Babymetal .
Well ofcourse. In front of queen su,who wouldnt be speechless?
I think he was overwhelmed by the spectacle of it all. It's a lot to unpack.
when asked about seeing Babymetal for the first time, Rob Zombie said: "I saw them the other day for the first time. I mean, I'd seen videos and stuff, but I saw them live for the first time the other day, and I just loved it; it was like nothing I had ever seen before. I mean, it was just like… Leave it to the Japanese to find a way to make fucking death metal cute. But it was awesome. And the crowd… The crowd was going fucking apeshit. The amount of crowdsurfing and stage diving and just complete mayhem, which made it even funnier, 'cause it's three cute little girls doing fucking karate on stage and shit, and these guys [that are backing them] are dressed like ghosts, all in white. It's the most bizarre fucking thing. It's totally worth watching; it's so good."
They have over 50 songs expanding a decade. Su metal (lead singer) started at 13 in 2010 now she 23 and her voice just gets better. From very early songs like Doki Doki, Headbanger, Megitsune, to later Karate to middle of the pack like Road to Resistance and others to newer songs like Pa Pa Pa Ya, Kageru, etc.
Su-metal is 22 years old.
Thanks for the correction, yes 22.
Guys she started with baby metal at 13 yrs old, but she been a singer since she was very tiny, there are actually youtube videos. She was amazing back then two
Welcome to the foxhole young man. I can say that cuz I just turned 66 and have been enjoying BABYMETAL for almost 3 years now thanks to my oldest daughter. You are about to begin a very very fun and exciting trip starting with older songs like this going on to Rondo of nightmare, with the intro. headbanger, legend 1997 concert,(1997 yr Su-Metal was born) BABYMETAL Death, on to papaya onto BMC...and lots lots more. these young ladies especially the lead singer Sue are just God's gift to the music world.
Well done. I've subscribed. BABYMETAL fans are the most inclusive and friendly people and they can answer any and all your questions that you might have.
If you want to be even more confused and travel down the babymetal fox hole, Gimme Chocolate should be your next Babymetal reaction :) You should read up on Babymetal to understand why the Kami Band dress as they do.
Not the official video, it isn't live audio - there are far better songs a vocalist would appreciate more.
@@Grington300 Like "Akatsuki" for example :)
@@Egilkallig Yes indeed, or 'Amore' - or 'Rondo of Nightmare' may have even more for him to get his teeth into.
@@Grington300 so what !----Gimme Choc is among their best and most iconic,whether studio or live !.
I really enjoyed this. I hope you do more BABYMETAL.
Hey awesome react! For someone that has never knew BABYMETAL before you seem to have caught on easily to the vibe. But I also see a lot of those WTF have I just seen. I have a single track I recommend for the last few weeks whenever I drop into one of these BM reacts, my suggest is Awadama Fever, which is one of the best KAWAIMETAL track, or I would say their go to cuteness track. You have a nice load of subscriptions to your channel ! Good luck with this BM journey! Most of their tracks are very different one from the other. In that regard do not expect complete linearity no matter which epoch or album. They blend a lot of genres :P
Queen Su's commanding figure parting of the seas.🤘🦊🤘
"Ah, a vocal coach reacts to BABYMETAL!", I thought. Then, he doesn't comment on the vocals, at all................... O.o Sigh..................
Give him sometime...you can see the smoke come from his headset when he took it off!!!
First time, confusion and shell shock, the more he sees them the more he can analyze them.
Babymetal 'shock and awww' was a bit overwhelming. :-)
He did talk a bit about vocals here: 5:31 and at the end.
Of course he doesn't. What is he supposed to say? The vocals are not impressive at all. It's a great act and the musicians are actually very good, but let's please not pretend that these girls are good singers because they are not.
@@braindump1446 It's good that you're upfront with what you did with your brain. And, on top of that, you use a clown face for your avatar. - I know enough.
You should do Rondo of Nightmare next from them. The live version
song is written (or cowritten dont know) by dragonforce and that part is faster then the fastest part in a dargonforce song xD so jaeh its HELLA fast xD
this is a mix of j-pop and metal its just so good xD
there are SO many good videos of babymetal to watch,
Headbanger or karate would be the obious next choices (headbanger live and karata i would choose the official version) also a good video would be megitsune (also here the official video) which is considered by many the best song of them xD
for their age: when they started with babymetal (they did other stuff before) Su (the main singer) was 12 and the other two girls was 10. That was in 2010. THis song is from 2015 i think if i remeber so su is 17 and the other two girls are 15. always + or - one year.
now su is 23 and moa and yui (ther other two) are 21.
Yui sadly left the band in 2018 because she was ill (at least the official reason) and now we have a changing 3rd dancer (who is not singing background)
its my favorite band and for a reason the FIRST ASIAN BAND to ever top the top100 billboard charts for rock albums with their newest 2019 album
"babymetal" are the three girls and the band is named the KAMI band, later you can also see some songs where they have solo parts they are some of the best musicians in the world
The official credits are:
Lyric: KITSUNE of METAL GOD, MK-METAL (Miki Watanabe), KxBxMETAL (Kei Kobayashi)
/ Music: Mish-Mosh, NORiMETAL (Norikazu Nakayama), KYT-METAL / Arr: Kyôtô.
Herman Li and Sam Totman from DragonForce contributed guitar tracks on the studio version.
Great reaction, please react to more of Babymetal, some suggestions: "Ijime, Dame, Zettai live at sonisphere UK 2014", "Akatsuki live at budokan black night 2014" and "Karate live at download festival 2016"
babymetal tales of the destinies I guarantee you will love it 😊🤘🦊🤘
Two ways to go now friend Start at the beginning Doki Doki Morning or a song off the first album Megitsune Second start with a song off the newest album Pa Pa Ya or Shanti Shanti Shanti
Kami-Band gave up on playing a lot of the fun parts that the two guitarists from DragonForce wrote for this song.
Welcome to the world of The ONES.
Suzuka Nakamoto Sumetal - lead Singer
Yui Mizuno Yuimetal - backing vocal and dance
Moa Kikuchi Moametal - back vocals and dance
KAMI BAND
Aoyama Hideki
Bohte Daisuke Boh
Leda Cygnus
Takayoshi Ohmura
BOH is a bass god, the dude is an absolute monster
You have to react to this one, Karate Official MV from BABYMETAL
You should do a reaction to Babymetal Catch me if you can!!
Welcome from the Babymetal Army.... you just fell into our foxhole...good luck and hold on!!!
Bruh, you're in big trouble now; the Fox Hole is very deep...
Great reaction and welcome to the three part crazy mix that is a Babymetal Power Metal song, co-written by Dragonforce. This is definitely their fastest song (well, Dragonforce...) and one of the craziest when it comes to musicianship throughout a song. Babymetal is, in my opinion, heavily underreacted to/under-analysed by vocal coaches. You won't find many better vocalists, especially in this kind of music (at least that's what many people who know more than me about singing always say) nowadays.
Suzuka Nakamoto, aka Su-Metal is the lead singer. She was born Dec 1997, so she was 17 in this song. Babymetal was "built around her voice". The backup vocalists and dancers are Moa Kikuchi, aka Moametal, born Jul 1999 and Yui Mizuno, aka Yuimetal, born Jun 1999, but she had to leave at the end of 2017 because of health reasons. So these two were 15 here. Since 2019 Moa is supported on stage by one of three rotating dancers without mics, called "Avengers". Except for 8 songs (4 Su-metal solos and 4 songs without Su-metal) this is the lineup and their roles within the songs. The best songs to hear Su's voice would be her solo songs. They are more serious and focus on her vocals and the band. Akatsuki, Rondo of Nightmare and No Rain No Rainbow are available on TH-cam, the fourth, Amore, is not. If you want to hear her voice better than in Road of Resistance and see all three on stage, Karate and Ijime Dame Zettai would be two that are available on TH-cam.
Arguably, I'd say Babymetal is overrated. I do enjoy them, though
Ijime dame zettai is my choice as its an amazing song
2:11 Close, but not quite. Babymetal concerts have what they call a mosh'sh pit, which is a mosh pit without the violence that you usually find in a true mosh pit.
3:56 This is nothing compared to, for instance, black metal, or even some thrash metal.
6:04 At the time of this concert, Yuimetal and Moametal (the two with headset mics) were 15-16, and Su-metal was 17.
10:27 Babymetal is just Su-metal, Yuimetal, and Moametal (or, now, Su-metal, Moametal, and a rotating cast of backup dancers). Their backup band is called the Kami Band, and the lineup changes occasionally, depending on availability (or based on what continent they're touring, like when they toured the US last year and had an all-American lineup). All the musicians in the Kami Band are famous musicians in their own right. For instance, Takayoshi Ohmura, one of the guitarist, has worked with Marty Friedman, and is a founding member of the band Cross Hard.
10:40 Yui and Moa's headset mics aren't for show, they do sing, but Su is the lead vocalist. This isn't just a Su-metal solo song, but they do have a couple. She did a solo, heavier version of Soul's Refrain from the first Neon Genesis Evangelion film, and she also did a soft song called "No Rain, No Rainbow", which was uploaded to TH-cam shortly after Kami Band guitarist Mikio Fujioka died, so there's a theory among fans that, even though the song was from before Fujioka-san died, the upload was a tribute to him.
If you want more Kami Band awesomeness, check out Rondo of Nightmare live with the Mischiefs of Metal Gods intro.
"Is this heavy metal meets anime?"
Pretty much, yes. The genre is called "kawaii metal," with "kawaii" being the Japanese word for "cute."
The first time I heard it was in 2004, ironically as the OP to an anime
Iirc that was the tail-end of like a 90 minute show.
In the close-up at the beginning they already look sweaty/strained.
The stamina on that group is INSANE.
Best BABYMETAL reaction on TH-cam. Watch it every six months for the past 3 years.
React to Akatsuki 🤟🔥❤️🦊
So much can be said about BABYMETAL regarding their history, their awards & achievements, their triumphs & their tragedies. l know because I've said much about these things myself. However, for myself, at least pre-BABYMETAL, I was more jaded & cynical. What really moved the needle for me is this: BABYMETAL & the KAMI Band, this mashup that SHOULD NOT WORK, have become IMPORTANT to me. They energize me & lift my heart, they make me smile, they make me HAPPY, they make me want to share them with total strangers because they are boundless FUN & I want others to experience that JOY. This is not unintentional on their end. Two BABYMETAL philosophies, unofficial or otherwise:
1. "Don't think. FEEL."
2. (Paraphrasing) "We think of our CD's as business cards, something to entice the listener to come see us LIVE."
Arigatou! 🦊🤘
Agreed! Greatly said.
We are The ONE
BABYMETAL FOREVER
🤘🤘🤘
Your getting closer, just a bit north to find SoHyang. However, great reaction to Baby Metal!
My man thinks 205 BPM on drums is crazy. Gotta check out Infant Annihilator lol
Welcome to BABYMETAL! Tons of great songs and awesome live performances! Enjoy the journey! 🤘🦊🤘
“Metal meets anime.”
Never thought of that before, but yes. That is Babymetal.
You should give Dragonforce - Through The Fire and Flames a listen (they wrote this song for Baby Metal and if i remember corretly they also played guitar and drums for this concert)
There are not many things like watching people discover Babymetal for the first time. Since you are a Vocal Coach, I think No Rain No Rainbow th-cam.com/video/pDgqo6fcliY/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=BABYMETAL should serve you very well and give some insight into what they are capable of. Another really good one is Rondo of Nightmare (watch with Mischief of the Gods intro). If you watch Rondo, I learned something from another reaction a while ago: When you think there is an effect on the vocals (one very distinct moment) it is maybe not an effect but her putting the mic onto her nose to get lowfy (at least that is what the other youtuber saw, I have no idea).
Please react to more of this, since they are a very versatile band and do lots of different stuff!
Kawaii as fuck.
Also you should see Frost and Hellhammer drum.
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なんかこの人～好感しかもてない
I like to smoke while I watch reacions to babymetal, mut thank you!
You just witnessed pure joy. They always make my day brighter and I’m glad they made you smile!
They typically use this song to end their concerts. They did a tour in 2019 and I had the pleasure of attending their NYC show at Terminal 5. They had the melodic death metal band Avatar open for them. That show was completely awesome.
"that is some serious Cardio..." haha yes they don't need fitness anymore lol
No Rain No Rainbow (Legend S) is a nice showcase of Su's vocals.
I like how amazed he was watching BabyMetal for the first time. Like I was watching BabyMetal for the first time.
It is a masterpiece of Japan that combines a backing band, singing voice and dance.
You should definitely check out their song Akatsuki
The Foxhole is deep and amazing!!
Every BabyMetal song is different and equally entertaining!
You're a vocal coach but didn't comment on Su's vocals? :(
I laughed far harder than I should have at "triplets Basil"
Babymetal does one of if not the best arena show in the game. Their production is on par with Ramstein for sure.
At first they create an "Wall of Death" the crowd get seperated and mosh into another after the signal - after the wall cames the mosh pit (in this video).
"Triplets Basil!"
I laughed.
welcome to the babymetal world. i really enjoied your reaction. looking forward to some more babymetal rections. thank you!
After this I think you should watch Rondo of Nightmares from them as well. The Live one with the Mischief of the Metalgods intro/solo is my personal favorite
Thank you for listening to Babymetal
Thank you for listening to Japanese music
Great reaction🤘😆
you did GJ!. thanks a lot from japan.
GJ... little does he know.
Excellent reaction - made me smile as you really seemed to enjoy it :D
Would be nice if at the end you could make a comment on *how the heck* do they move so much and manage to sing. I know they've been at it for ten years, but I'd still like to know if you have any /insider knowledge/ on techniques they could be using.
Hope to see you in many more BABYMETAL reactions, and I hope you have as much fun as you seemed to here.
I am not an expert, but I believe it is a combination of being extremely fit, training and practice and also working the choreo, and breathing to fit in with the lyrics
Chris Harris They are trained to never show fatigue or discomfort which includes mouth breathing, wiping away sweat or fixing hair. Disrespectful to the audience. They are trained by an amazing choreographer who also teaches them the traditional ways.
It's literally just idol shit. Extreme conditioning
More Babymetal please! 🙏🦊🤘🔥
Every song is different. They are the pioneer of the metal sub-genre 'Kawaii Metal or Cute Metal' from 2010.
This month will be their 10th year anniversary. 🔥🦊
i’ve watched 13 or so reactions and they all have these in common:
“they look like they’re 12!”
“what am i watching?!”
“this is awesome!”
edit to add,
“they’re so cute!”
Mannn you should react all BABYMETAL Live Perfomance..such as Karate live at Download UK 2016..check that out..its magical amazing too :D
Giddyup! What the flapjack!
This is your last chance. After this, there is no turning back. You take the blue pill-the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the pill-you stay in Wonderland, and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes.
You just watched the most beautiful thing ever.
If you want Su's vocals listen to Shine and The One.
If you want Moa and Yui singing listen to Black Babymetal.(It's just them two)
In one video of Headbanger Su handed the mic to Moa and she did the lead.
Welcome to the Fox Hole.
Singers are 22 to 23 years old as of 2021
Thanks for the great review, sounds like you grasped what the band is. I'm looking forward to seeing you again over another Babymetal song soon.
Headbangeeeeerrrrr!!!!!!! pleaseeee!!!!
There's some amazing metal and hard rock music coming out of Japan these days. Band-Maid is another extremely talented group of ladies who are super skilled musicians with two top-notch vocalists in the band. I really think you'd dig their live performance of their song "Wonderland."
"these days" is a bit .....B'z, Glay, X japan, l'arc en ciel, asian kungfu generation, beat crusader too name few back then before this internet of youtube ease of access. Japan has always been a great source of music.
@@arbalestt4590 That's a very good point!
@@arbalestt4590 Just like Babymetal wasn't the first band to put J-pop and metal together but I guess since it was before TH-cam it didn't exist
It's my favourite band, I love it! But just because it's Japanese it doesn't have anything to do with anime. It's a mix of J-Pop and Metal (but they like to mix in other genres too) and they created a new genre called Kawaii Metal.^^
"Is that hard to do?"
Yea. Really hard. The speed is hard enough but to keep the tempo at that speed is really really hard. He's an incredible drummer. His name is Aoyama Hideki
I'm as impressed you got to this one as I am that you have not done a single So Hyang yet. You're really missing out.
Su is so good live, it's almost unreal.
I have seen them in person and they are breathtaking.
The trouble with trying to watch reactions to Babymetal is that you want to watch the reactors face but cant take your eyes off off of the girls.
Awesome first time reaction! I predict you'll have a joyous time descending down the fox hole!
Babymetal are usually composed of 3 girls with Su-metal performing the lead vocals and back up dances and the other 2 performing lead dances and backup vocals. Yui-metal and Moa-metal were the other 2 original members but Yui left in 2018 due to health concerns. In 2019 she was replaced by 3 girls they called "The Avengers" who each take turns filling in Yui's old spot. Moa is still a full-time member.
This performance took place in 2015 when Suzuka had just turned 17 and Yui & Moa were just 15 (not 12 lol). Because of their Japanese genes you can be forgiven for believing they were younger. Although, part of it is due to being westerners, we are used to girls being sexualized at a very young age so when we see a teenage girl who isn't sexualized we tend to mistake them for being much younger than they really are. Thankfully, the girls in Babymetal were never sexualized, even today when they are in their 20's.
Babymetal's music is a fusion of Japanese J-Pop idol music with Heavy Metal (and occasionally they like to mix in other random genres as well, everything from dubstep to rap to ska to reggae). They call their special style of music "Kawaii-metal" meaning "cute-metal" and they were the first to pioneer this new genre. They first debuted in 2010 when the girls were only 11-12. They were chosen by a man called Koba-metal, a producer who worked at Amuse talent agency where the girls were signed to. Amuse normally specialized in idols but Koba was a metal head at heart and had a brilliant idea to combine these 2 genres. He chose Suzuka for her powerful voice and Yui & Moa for their cherubic appearances and unmatched kawaii-ness. At the time they formed Babymetal, the girls didn't even know what heavy metal music was. Nobody expected Babymetal to get very far, including all the other execs at Amuse. But Koba had a vision and he put his heart and soul into training these girls, with almost no funding or help from other people. Long story short, they are still going strong 10 years later and have been on 6 world tours.
Sorry for turning this into a wall of text!
This was the height of Babymetal. I really miss Yui.
すぅちゃんは踊りながら歌ってるのです！天才で女神なのです
This is "Because Japan!" :)
I think the lead singer was 18 in 2015 when this song was released (born 1997), but I don't know when this video was made.
Those backup singers are born '99.
This video was made on January 10th 2015. Su had just turned 17 three weeks before that
Very good reaction mate
I hope you to make more Babymetal reaction
If you need 3 part song try "Iine"
You think this is fast drumming ?!?!?!?!
School yourself in Power Metal, but really Extreme Metal, like Black Metal !!
Check out dragonforce and lovebites.
If you're a vocal coach, you should have mentioned Su-metal's voice, what is it about Su-metal's voice that makes it so addictive?
Asking the real questions !
Nice reaction!! There is no on-stage banter at BM's concert. The girls sing and dance for nearly 90 minutes. And the Road of Resistance we saw this time is the last song of the show. You can see how much energy🔥 these girls have!! (´∇｀)
Next, I'd like "Megitsune", please. I recommend watching the music video first.
- BABYMETAL - メギツネ - MEGITSUNE (OFFICIAL)
This song is quite Japanese and has a nice groove to it. Every BM song gives you surprise, energy and happiness💖
And I recommend a live performance afterwards. The power of the three princesses, the performance of the 神バンド(kami band), and their unity with the audience are the highlights of the show.
- Megitsune (LIVE "LEGEND 1997")
I hope you continue to enjoy your BABYMETAL.
Put your Kitsune🦊 up!
from Japan. (Translation by DeepL)
SU-METAL is the Queen of Metal. Welcome to the ONE. Be careful, all BABYMETAL roads leads to Sakura Gakuin. Time jump forward and watch BxMxC. 🤘🦊