Grown man here, discovered Babymetal yesterday and since then all I've been doing is listening to their songs and watching reaction videos to their songs. Someone send help, I can't stop.
Then u deff don't want me to tell u how u can watch all their concerts for free. It'll b Babymetal overload. Their all I listen to and I don't even listen to Metal.
BabyMetal’s fanbase crosses generations. I’m 43yo and my niece is 21yo. In 2019, we both went to watch BabyMetal at San Francisco. Both head banged. Jumped. Yelled. Lost our voices. That night I was the cool Uncle. Met great people who represented all walks of life. Truly earned the title…. The One!!!
I don't know if they are the best band of all time, or if that could become a settled argument about any one band, but I know that no band has ever come even remotely close to affecting me as much as Babymetal has, and that has been sustained for years now. It's amazing.
I'm glad I'm a 62 year old guy who doesn't have to deal with tears while watching a Babymetal video .... Ok, maybe my eyes water a little bit ... Oh, all right, I sometimes cry like a little girl ... But that's going to be our little secret, so don't you dare tell anyone!!!
It is not tears, it is man sweat. A little known fact, men occasionally sweat from their eyeballs. It happens to me occasionally, like with the wedding of a niece, baby metal concert, etc.
"What is happening in the crowd?" - That, my dear, is a mosh pit. Babymetal pits are friendly, so don't worry too much about your hips. ;-) "Where do they get the energy?" - Only the fox god knows. ;-) "Their fans love them, don't they?" - Yep. Yep, we do. "How can those girls dance like that and then sing on key?" - They're athletes. I can't put it any better. "You guys are amazing." - Thanks. But actually, it's spelled like this now: You are guys amazing! (You'll know why once you saw the Wembley show.) ;-)
I’m a grown man over 40+ and I LOVE babymetal. Totally agree with you on their energy level. They are really professional you know. That’s what drive the fan base I think. It’s not three little girls cluelessly wandering around. They were well prepared, well rehearsed, and going all out in a concert with their fantastic band at the back. Professional grade I would say. ❤️
This song is so joyful, hopeful, and full of happiness! You can't help but get caught up in the joyful emotion of their performance. They give it their all, and it shows!
I'm a professional musician. and i cry every time too. every song. there are a few songs in particular and you will discover them, I'm sure of it. I am an ALL IN fan and by that I mean, 6 years strong now, I've seen them live, officially became part of THE ONE, and listened to their albums hundreds if not thousands of times. I would die for this band. That being said, I'm glad you get it too. I just want to tell you though that the show you'll see won't have this large of a production. Their main tours just have a giant BABYMETAL flag background but the energy is absolutely still there. I'll be there in Chicago! Have fun at your concert and thanks for sharing your fun reaction!
So here's the thing about the show you are going to: you're not going to _see it,_ you're going to _BE A PART OF IT._ "We are... BABYMETAL!" 😊 I'm a man in his 50s who has also cried from the sheer joy - meant literally - of this band live.
I’ve been to three Babymetal concerts, I use to work in Tokyo, so coming to America I saw them live a few times and I’ll never forget in Washington DC I stood next to four big biker dudes and Moa just smiled at them and I watched for gigantic Biker guys melt right in front of me.
Welcome to The One! You're officially one of us now and part of the family; you're officially a "Kitsune"! You, obviously, 'get it'! ;-) We've all been there: the energy, the admiration for the girls.... that first tear when watching BABYMETAL... :-) And it won't be the last tears, I promise you. And that's why BABYMETAL fans love watching other people discover that magic: it's wonderful to see that 'click' happening in someone else's brain, experiencing the power, the talent, the happiness and the love that is BABYMETAL..... and to, vicariously, experience that again. Most of the time the road there takes a bit longer, from "WTF?!", to "this is interesting..!", to "this is amazing!", but we love to see that path of discovery. And I'm positive that I can speak for every other Kitsune who watches your BABYMETAL reactions: we're looking forward to seeing you go down that path and we'll accompany and help you on every step! "Always on your side! We are The One! We are BABYMETAL! Kitsune up!"
"WE ARE - BABYMETAL!!!" That reaction was even better than your reaction for Karate. Talking about their energy - this was the show finale, they had been singing and dancing flat out for over an hour already. You're not the first reactor to shed a tear with Babymetal - although you are possibly the first to do it with Road of Resistance. The song that forces out most tears is 'The One'. The girls had seen how foreign fans were learning Japanese just to sing along with them at their shows around the world, so they challenged themselves to learn a song entirely in English as a thank you, to show their appreciation of their fans and as a sort of love letter to them. You could go easy on yourself and react to the official video - that is in half and half Japanese and English but at live shows ever since they always sing it all in English ... and most recently the first half is virtually a capella or "unfinished" (just piano and maybe violin accompaniment). Versions that bring most tears are the 19 minute video (these can be found on Dailymotion) of 'Tales of the Destinies' (a prog rock song praised by Mike Portnoy formerly of Dream Theater, this is the only time it has been played live) and 'The One', two songs were written together and played one after the other to close the first of their two nights at Tokyo Dome in front of 55,000 fans all wearing neck braces that lit up. The other is the half "unfinished" version from Legend S (Su-metal's 20th birthday shows) in Hiroshima.
Im a 57 year old man and im crying with you even though I've see this vid hundreds of times, its almost like I'm a proud father and these are my girls ripping that stage wide open. ☺☺ Please react to "No rain no rainbow" from Budokan Black nights. It's one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard.
Maybe that's what brings the tears out of all us grown men when we watch these girls..its pride? I didn't cry when my daughter graduated college though so...
I am sure Babymetal, on top of the music, is a very strong reminder of the pure and innocence in us. Seeing it's delicate power prevail is a reminder we carry inside us a living force which may look weak, but is not. However, it's not the force of the adults, or anyone who thinks they can own it. It's untainted and reminds you of the best in yourself. That's what makes you cry. And me.
Emotional response activate. You are now one of us. Welcome to The One. The best fanbase in the world. I remember my first time seeing them live. November 2014. Yea,I cried too.
@@dudleysmith4394 and haven't stopped since. I had a pause last year with Yui leaving and the whole Dark Side fiasco, but those new songs Papaya and Shanti have absolutely put me back in the mood. I'm SO ready for this tour.
@@dudleysmith4394in all my years of concerts, I have never traveled just to see a band, until babymetal. I traveled all the way from Texas to NYC by car just to see them because I thought I'd never see them again. Since then I've seen them 12 times. Who would've thought? The best part of all this? The friends I've made. There is no fandom like the Babymetal fanbase.
I'm a 53 year old punk rock/hardcore/metal drummer and they have the same effect on me. They are incredibly amazing and I love Babymetal's message. It does kick major ass. I loved your video
Now you know why we wanted you to watch this. Did you notice at the end how they shouted " see you!". And when Su spreads her arms she is commanding a " wall of death" in the audience
Please react next to Ijime Dame Zettai live at Sonisphere. Introducing their selves to the world how awesome they are. And also, please pay attention to the backing band, the Kami band. They are superb! Sugoi!
Baby Metal is what the music scene has been awaiting and longing for, for at least 2 decades! The music mastery is beyond words to do them justice. As for why you were crying... Try because their music and performance is just that beautiful!
There's no turning back now, it only gets better.. so many great tear jerking songs to hear.. I'm a 63 yo. retired musician , and Babymetal has restored my hope for this generations music.. there is still originality in young musicians today.. great review and your reaction was the same as the thousands before you. Including myself. Welcome to the Foxhole... oh.. thanks for not stopping the music a hundred times like everyone else..
Hi from the UK. I'm 55 and brought up on 70s and 80s rock, I think Babymetal are such a refreshing presence in the rock world. 😁 You just fell headfirst down the fox hole. You must watch Akatsuki live. It's Sue on her own with the Kami Band and it really is a beautiful song.
Yes... You get to see them LIVE!! Their headline sets are usually 90 minutes at that energy level. Su is a World Class soprano... she nails it every time. I've seen them 5 times in the US, and it's the most diverse fan base I've ever been among. One thing I really enjoyed was seeing fathers having a band that they could share the Metal experience of their youth, with their daughters. When I saw them at the Hammerstein in NYC 2014, the people next to me were a Father with his 11 year old daughter. To quote them, "It's the first thing we've done together where we both want to be here, and we don't know which of us is more excited." The stage set for your show will probably be minimal, but all you need are the performers. They will be doing their full production stage show here in L.A. at the Forum. They will be the 1st Japanese band to headline the venue in over 30 years.
...I recommend that you take a quick journey to the present, and do a reaction to a song from their upcoming album. Live from Glastonbury Music Festival UK 2019, "Shanti"... It's a wonderful example of how their music is constantly evolving. th-cam.com/video/w5AlEavdipA/w-d-xo.html
"I dont care what language it was sang in, if its good ill listen to it" Truth girl!!! music is not just meant to be heard by your ears. its also meant to be heard by your heart
Wow!!!!! what a lovely reaction you made!!!!! you make me cry too! hahahahaha that's the power of babymetal!! welcome to the One!!! Please react to Babymetal Akatsuki live in budokan 2014... I think you gonna love the vocals of Su-metal and the power of the Kami Band in that song :)
It comes naturally. Their childlike acting, their adorable smilings during their shows, like when they walk along the stage way in this live performance... truely adorable smiling, and the innocence in their voices create that extremely overprotective feeling within you. Like you want to protect your own babychild from the harms of the sad reality of our world, that makes your eyes water. That feel is what drags you into their performances. At least, that is how BM works for me. And I am even not a metal head at all, just occasionally listening to some heavier stuff.
That was a great video, thank you for sharing your thoughts and feelings :) I really liked when you said "I don't care what language it's sung in, I don't care where the music is from, if it's good, I'll listen to it". I went like 'Hell yeah!' haha
It is so crazy to think that this was the show closer after 1 1/2 hours of doing the same thing. By the way I am a 47 year old man who has recently got stuck in the fox hole. This band just puts a smile on your face every time you see them. Also this song was a love song to the fans. It's fantastic.
I saw them in 2016 with my daughter who was 6 at the time. The event in San Francisco while small was awesome. My daughter didn’t seem like the youngest, there seemed to be people in their 60s and possibly older. We’re going on a road trip to LA to see them this year still considering San Francisco and Sacramento as well. Looking forward to the concert, the last time I had to stand near the back to keep my daughter safe and had a 6 year old bouncing on my shoulders. Killed my back but was an awesome experience! You are going to love seeing them live.
I live in Alabama, but I grew up in West Pittsburg/Bay Point. I only went to one rock show when we lived out there. I wish I would have been older, so I could have went to some of the early thrash show's.
@@danielstucky3794 Thanks man. It's funny cuz I literally live within walking distance of their festival show in Sac, but I couldn't score good tickets so I thought I'd just see them in SF - I got really good lower loge balcony seats at the Warfield for that show. Anyway, this will be my third time seeing them - their worth it.
Ok im 53 years old metalhead myself, came across this Band by accident and OMFG glad i did. Blows me away, i have a new band ill be following for like ever
Great reaction!!! One of the best yet! Welcome to the fox hole, Enjoy the ride! 🤘🦊🤘 so glad you get to see them! I just found Babymetal this year also, made me feel like I was living under a rock. I get to see them twice in one weekend this Oct when they come out here to Cali. 🤘🦊🤘 Looking forward to more reactions. Kitsune up 🤘🤘
Hi. I'm Japnese Babymetal Fan. I'm very happy you participate us. Babymetal shouted out "We are BABY METAL" means Including all audience in there. They makes all performance with audience in their concert . So surely you can do that and enjoy at your babymetal time. You are luky beautiful lady.
BABYMETAL is amazing I’m 19 year old male and I love babymetal down to my core. The fan base is amazing and I hope you get to see them live. I first saw them this year and I was so emotional at the end of it. BABYMETAL is taking over the world. We are proud to help you and we love seeing new people getting into BABYMETAL and will support you. We all went through the shock and awe that is BABYMETAL and we want to make your BABYMETAL experience the best it can be. Can’t wait to see you next! Welcome to The ONE!!! 🤘KITSUNE 🦊
What a great reaction. All I can say is, welcome to the ONE, and enjoy your journey down the Fox hole. You have a beautiful soul. As far as reactions are concearned, I have seen so many suggestions already from my fellow fans/family in this comment section, I couldn´t possibly suggest any better myself. I just hope you keep reacting to them, as they are truly the most special band on the planet, judging from this emotional and truthful reaction, I am sure you are starting to see that for yourself. Put your KITSUNE UP!
You would be more surprised by the fact that this song was played as the closing song of their 90-minute show. This show was in 2015, the main singer was just 17 years old and the other two were 15, now they are 4 years older, much better and matured than those days. You don't have to worry about your age, I'm a 48-year-old thrasher who'd been to the first Japan tour of Metallica in '86, and moreover, as BABYMETAL sings in their other anthem, THE ONE, we are the one when we are standing in the circle pit side by side.
I have been listening/watching this song/video so many times... And still getting goosebumps at the "wooo oooo" part. And that ending explosion "booof" I can feel the emotion you're going through. Awesome reaction👏👏👏 Can't wait for your next babymetal reaction video. Put your kitsune up!!! 🤘🦊🤘
Glad you are going to see them. But it might not be as big as production as here but they always are good live. I am going in october to see them on LA. The band musicians are some of the best in Japan. This was in 2015. In 2016 they sold out Tokyo dome two nights in a row, 55,000 people each night. Su, the lead singer, has awesome crowd control. You aint seen nothing yet. And yes Babymetal has fans from all age groups. That makes them different. Once you get over the dancing to metal, you realize they are so good and the dancing actually works with their songs.
Wait til you see the videos of where these girls came from. They've been performing together since they were little kids. Tiny Moa and Yui are cuter than a stadium full of puppies and kittens.
I am so glad that you weren't "one and done". There is SOO much more to explore in the BABYMETAL world. You have a couple paths to choose from: go ack and watch BABYMETAL from the beginning ("Doki, Doki Morning", "Ijime, Dame, Zettai", "iine", "Headbanger") or jump to the present ("Pa Pa Ya", "Shanti", "Elevator Girl")… Either way, you're in for a hell of a ride!!!
Another great reaction! I just wanted to point out that this concert was at Saitama Super Arena which had a 20,000 capacity. The place they will be playing on October 1st has a 2,500 capacity. So it will be a lot smaller but you will still have a great time.
If you cried to this, wait until you see Akatsuki (both unfinished and finished version), Rondo of Nightmare (with Mischiefs of God intro), No Rain No Rainbow (Legend S) All of them should be live version
Welcome. I'm a 51 yo male,have seen them twice and have 2 shows for this year. They are the apitamy of perfection. BABYMETAL....the ONLY band that makes you feel like a proud parent 🤘🦊
0:30 Yes, I know exactly how you feel! I was excited at 15, in 1976, when I saw Sabbath live, same at 18 when I saw Led Zeppelin, and very excited now, at 58, to be among the lucky ones who will see them in Cardiff, Wales, UK in Feb 2020. Love that when Queen SuMetal demands that 50,000 hardcore Metal fans scream their band's name at the end, they obey!
Great reaction video! I’m a huge death metal fan, and I absolutely love BabyMetal. It’s just pure positive energy, something all of us could use more of for sure.
Going to be 65 in Oct. when I see them again. Saw them in Seattle 3 years ago and after standing in line for about 14 hours was still 1 away from barrier. Will do it all over again. Babymetal reinvigorated my interest in music starting back in late 2011 and love to see newcomers like you join in. You are going to have so much fun. Put your kitsunes uppppp!
"Do I get to see that live?" Yup. You did. And I was in the same crowd with you as we watched Su, Moa, and Momoko completely slay. I'm a man a touch younger than you, and tears welled in my eyes hearing that last note on RoR. They are so special
thanks for sharing , your kindness and all .., i think this song's thema , we are always on your side and みんな、応援するから、がんばれー so i hope , みんなに幸せな未来が来ますように ... that three girls hope so too , maybe .. thank you for all , again ...
Seeing them live is a life changing experience. It transcends language, and culture and strikes you in your soul. Check out a SUMETAL solo next. Rondo of Nightmare live with Mischief of the Gods intro. You will not get the ban hammer for it.
If you want a total change of pace and a chance to see why her fans call her Queen Su, may I suggest No Rain No Rainbow from Legend S. This is a pure power ballard with Su singing solo. It really shows off the power of her voice. Additionally there is no chance it will be performed on the tour. It is very rarely performed and I don't think ever outside of Japan. This is a very emotional performance as it was a special 20th birthday concert for Su in her home city of Hiroshima (20 is their coming of age in Japan). Additionally for fans this is one of the very last recorded performances by one of their guitarist Mikio Fujioka who sadly died shortly after this. th-cam.com/video/pDgqo6fcliY/w-d-xo.html
I'm 60 and I came across BabyMetal about 6 monhs ago. My first video I saw of them was "Catch Me If You Can." I thought what the f is this? But it intrigued me to want to watch more. i fell into the Foxhole after that and now BabyMetal is my favorite group.
I've often wondered about my frequent emotional reactions to Babymetal as well. I mean, I'm a grizzled old curmudgeon, but these girls really activate something unique in me. I think it's pride. You quickly get a sense of how hard they're working out there, as well as how brave they are to be doing it at all, especially in a genre that could be and often is hostile to their style, and when they succeed you just feel so happy for them, and glad that they're getting the love they deserve from the crowd. You're always rooting for them. When they win you over to their side, you end up on their side ALL THE WAY. Looks like you're there.
Why were you crying... I don't know the answer to that. But I was as well... I was so teared up toward the end, and smiling like mad. This was just insane..!
Some advice since you are going to see them live. If you want to truly experience the what BABYMETAL's fanbase is like, get to the venue early to experience the queue. Fans will start lining up the night before if the venue/city will allow them, or as early the day of they are allowed to. If you get there early, one or two fans at the front of the line will write a letter and number on the back of your hand to show your place in line, which allows you to leave the line for food and bio breaks. It also allows you the chance to meet and talk to the other fans up and down the line without losing your place in line. There will be many fans from Japan and around the world who have traveled to the show you are at. Some fans will be handing out fan made merchandise they brought to share, especially earlier in the day. There will likely be an fan-arranged afterparty(s) to enjoy with your new friends and discuss the show.
Great emotional reaction! I am one of those mid 50's metal heads that instantly fell in love with BabyMetal. To me, a lot of what drives the emotion in these reactions is that people who love metal music are hit by a tidal wave of "fresh air." Hearing and seeing something so new and fresh in a genre that you love, but that has been on life support for decades now, just brings in a rush of emotions. That is compounded by the fact that it is being done by three teenage girls, and they are mixing genres that are NOT supposed to go together.....but it totally works. We can thank Japan for that. Musically, Japan has always been known as a kinda "wheels off" place. All the normal rules don't apply. With that in mind....here is a suggestion for something every bit as glorious as Baby Metal.......the all girl Japanese rock band called "Band Maid." I can guarantee you will fall in love and you will cry. They may be the best thing out there today.
Oh yeah, I got here looking for info on the guitarist that passed away in The group Mikio Fujioka. You could mention sometime about his guitar playing, as well as the amazing drummer RIP MIKIO
I don’t know what it is but there is something about BABYMETAL that’ll get me choked up when I listen to them. I can just feel the positivity without speaking a word of Japanese. I only found out about them a week ago and I am so far down the Foxhole RN. I have been watching as many reaction videos to them as I can find, actually how I came across your videos. I was actually trying to find people that thought BABYMETAL was bad but video after video there was nothing but chills or complete shock at how good it was. Feel no shame at shedding a tear, most of us are right there with you.
And that was after the show had went on for well over an hour! BABYMETAL makes a sound that is best described as joy. Like Richard Townsend below (Kitsune up!), I am a 54 year old metal musician and songwriter, and I have been playing in working bands for over 40 years, I am a Ol' salty Dog from Miami Fl and I was already crying way before you started to when I watched this video. Honestly I was choking up hard, bawling, runny nose, and it 's pretty much like that every damn time I watch BABYMETAL, it doesn't even matter how many times I have seen the video before. It's just ridiculous. I loved that they moved you too, right from the start, just like to Karate the other night. (when i first visited your channel and subscribed!). A lot of people just cant seem to wrap their head around this band right away. It is interesting that most reactors have to be about three songs in before it clicks for them, but it almost always does. You "got it" right away and I am certain that means something beautiful about your soul! The song writing, the musicians, the choreography, the stages, lighting, crowds, backstory, history. Everything about this act is next level. They literally invented their very own genera and have made it one of the fastest growing generas in the World today, and they were well on their way to achieving it all before their 16th Birthdays had passed. You're just two steps into the Foxhole, just wait, its just a taste of what lays ahead! Welcome to The One! Kitsune up!
They make me cry like a kid fairly regularly! God help me if they focus on Mikio (RIP), I'm a blubbering mess! BJ, Miko Fujioka was a guitarist in the Kami Band. He was a virtuoso on the guitar like no other. He was a guitar instructor at Musicians Institute of Tokyo, and was the guitar teacher of Takayoshi Ohmura, one of the other Kami Band members. He was an avid amateur astronomer. He was stargazing on a high observation platform New Year's eve 2017 when he fell off. He died in the hospital about a week or so later. This was so devastating, but the band pushed through a rough year (Yui Mizono left also due to health issues ), and they came back stronger than ever!
They are a completely epic act. They have all to moving from headbanging to tear in one song. That's all! Is really amazing! Cute, powerful, energetic, poignant, etc. One of a hell of a musical/artistic/show achievement🔥♥️
@@usalax76 I saw them a couple of weeks ago in Brixton and damn it was awesome. I have tickets for next year to in UK. But I reckon the LA arena album launch will be Japan level concert quality... and we all know what that means :)
I don’t know if anyone had mentioned before but Yui Mizuno (Yui Metal) left the band last year because of health reasons. They have done recent shows with Riho Sayashi. They are still amazing.
![[REACTION] BABYMETAL - Road Of Resistance ~Live in Japan~ | Otome no Timing](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Cyk8Ial6Y4k/mqdefault.jpg)
Grown man here, discovered Babymetal yesterday and since then all I've been doing is listening to their songs and watching reaction videos to their songs. Someone send help, I can't stop.
Sir how's going now? I've been stuck for the last 2 weeks and it doesn't seem to stop soon 😂
Then u deff don't want me to tell u how u can watch all their concerts for free. It'll b Babymetal overload. Their all I listen to and I don't even listen to Metal.
same, and i have an exam tomorrow...like, im gonna fail my psychology mocks if this goes on TvT
@@calystynn504 I hope you didn't fail!
@@autohmaeahh i didnt see ur reply but i didnt fail!!! wooo (i actually got pretty good marks lol, wasnt expecting it tho) :)))
I cry at Babymetal all the time! They do that to you. I am a 53 year old hardcore metalhead.
Totally know what you mean.
Same, I'm 38
43 here, listening to metal for 30+ years and I just bought tickets to my first BabyMetal show, Atlanta, Sept. 6th
51 here. Their performances are a thing of beauty and very refreshing and original. The One brings tears to my eyes every time I hear or see it.
45 bought my tickets for my first show Sept 23 in KC. Same here the One and Starlight brings tears to my eyes.
素敵なリアクションありがとう。。。日本より
BabyMetal’s fanbase crosses generations. I’m 43yo and my niece is 21yo. In 2019, we both went to watch BabyMetal at San Francisco. Both head banged. Jumped. Yelled. Lost our voices. That night I was the cool Uncle. Met great people who represented all walks of life. Truly earned the title…. The One!!!
I'm 50 and Babymetal is the best band of all time.
@@KDTGrave I love all their songs, and no song sounds the same.I'm gonna see them 3 times this year.
Im 54, by far my favorite band ever.
I don't know if they are the best band of all time, or if that could become a settled argument about any one band, but I know that no band has ever come even remotely close to affecting me as much as Babymetal has, and that has been sustained for years now. It's amazing.
I totally agree with that statement. They really are the best thing in music.
I'm glad I'm a 62 year old guy who doesn't have to deal with tears while watching a Babymetal video .... Ok, maybe my eyes water a little bit ... Oh, all right, I sometimes cry like a little girl ... But that's going to be our little secret, so don't you dare tell anyone!!!
David Landry 😭.....🤫
Such is the power of the Fox God.
😂😆🤣🤪
It is not tears, it is man sweat. A little known fact, men occasionally sweat from their eyeballs. It happens to me occasionally, like with the wedding of a niece, baby metal concert, etc.
このREACTION、何度見ても感動する。
見てるこちらも泣ける。
"What is happening in the crowd?"
- That, my dear, is a mosh pit. Babymetal pits are friendly, so don't worry too much about your hips. ;-)
"Where do they get the energy?"
- Only the fox god knows. ;-)
"Their fans love them, don't they?"
- Yep. Yep, we do.
"How can those girls dance like that and then sing on key?"
- They're athletes. I can't put it any better.
"You guys are amazing."
- Thanks. But actually, it's spelled like this now: You are guys amazing! (You'll know why once you saw the Wembley show.) ;-)
I still dont know what Yui is saying no matter how many times Im watching it
Best part of mosh pits is if one falls down others will quickly help them up before any thing bad happens like getting stepped on, most pit etiguette
@@muhammadzainuddin1671 I think she said: "It is thanks to you we are here today, we love London". I think...
おいおい、スッゴくいいリアクションじゃん。
なんか、もらい泣きしちゃったぞ。
こんなん見せられて朝5時30分にもらい泣きしたわ。やっぱり、このときの三姫と神は凄かった。でも、長い夜は明けた。願わくば、彼女が今のBABYMETALの動画を見てくれることを望みます。
俺はもらい鳥肌立っちゃったｗ
何１００回も見てるのに。
@@mamakin18
もらい鳥肌ってwww
冒頭のサークルピットが出来るとことかその後ウォールオブデスになるときをことごとくカメラ目線で見逃してるのが気になるけど…w
@@mamakin18 様。しばらく見れなかったので、久々に見て、近い感じはしましたね。彼女が受けた衝撃は以前自分が体験したものと同等の衝撃だと思ったら何かねw
I’m a grown man over 40+ and I LOVE babymetal. Totally agree with you on their energy level. They are really professional you know. That’s what drive the fan base I think. It’s not three little girls cluelessly wandering around. They were well prepared, well rehearsed, and going all out in a concert with their fantastic band at the back. Professional grade I would say. ❤️
This song is so joyful, hopeful, and full of happiness! You can't help but get caught up in the joyful emotion of their performance. They give it their all, and it shows!
予想以上のリアクション自分も初めて観た時は度胆抜かれました。
I'm a 59 year old metal head and these girls reduce me to a puddle of tears on a regular basis.... Never fails
ありがとう！
BABYMETALのファンより！
I'm a professional musician. and i cry every time too. every song. there are a few songs in particular and you will discover them, I'm sure of it. I am an ALL IN fan and by that I mean, 6 years strong now, I've seen them live, officially became part of THE ONE, and listened to their albums hundreds if not thousands of times. I would die for this band. That being said, I'm glad you get it too. I just want to tell you though that the show you'll see won't have this large of a production. Their main tours just have a giant BABYMETAL flag background but the energy is absolutely still there. I'll be there in Chicago! Have fun at your concert and thanks for sharing your fun reaction!
So here's the thing about the show you are going to: you're not going to _see it,_ you're going to _BE A PART OF IT._ "We are... BABYMETAL!" 😊
I'm a man in his 50s who has also cried from the sheer joy - meant literally - of this band live.
Yep
I’ve been to three Babymetal concerts, I use to work in Tokyo, so coming to America I saw them live a few times and I’ll never forget in Washington DC I stood next to four big biker dudes and Moa just smiled at them and I watched for gigantic Biker guys melt right in front of me.
Welcome to The One! You're officially one of us now and part of the family; you're officially a "Kitsune"! You, obviously, 'get it'! ;-)
We've all been there: the energy, the admiration for the girls.... that first tear when watching BABYMETAL... :-) And it won't be the last tears, I promise you.
And that's why BABYMETAL fans love watching other people discover that magic: it's wonderful to see that 'click' happening in someone else's brain, experiencing the power, the talent, the happiness and the love that is BABYMETAL..... and to, vicariously, experience that again. Most of the time the road there takes a bit longer, from "WTF?!", to "this is interesting..!", to "this is amazing!", but we love to see that path of discovery. And I'm positive that I can speak for every other Kitsune who watches your BABYMETAL reactions: we're looking forward to seeing you go down that path and we'll accompany and help you on every step! "Always on your side! We are The One! We are BABYMETAL! Kitsune up!"
Perfectly said :D
@@michaelwolf6692 he had a lot of practise. :-)
FloppyHares Couldn’t have said it better.
The short answer for your question at 12:15? This is the greatest band in the world.
"WE ARE - BABYMETAL!!!" That reaction was even better than your reaction for Karate. Talking about their energy - this was the show finale, they had been singing and dancing flat out for over an hour already. You're not the first reactor to shed a tear with Babymetal - although you are possibly the first to do it with Road of Resistance. The song that forces out most tears is 'The One'.
The girls had seen how foreign fans were learning Japanese just to sing along with them at their shows around the world, so they challenged themselves to learn a song entirely in English as a thank you, to show their appreciation of their fans and as a sort of love letter to them.
You could go easy on yourself and react to the official video - that is in half and half Japanese and English but at live shows ever since they always sing it all in English ... and most recently the first half is virtually a capella or "unfinished" (just piano and maybe violin accompaniment).
Versions that bring most tears are the 19 minute video (these can be found on Dailymotion) of 'Tales of the Destinies' (a prog rock song praised by Mike Portnoy formerly of Dream Theater, this is the only time it has been played live) and 'The One', two songs were written together and played one after the other to close the first of their two nights at Tokyo Dome in front of 55,000 fans all wearing neck braces that lit up. The other is the half "unfinished" version from Legend S (Su-metal's 20th birthday shows) in Hiroshima.
Grington300 300 please please let them do Tales of the Destinies again, in Forum 2019 please, Koba!!
Akatsuki always tears me up. th-cam.com/video/MyiYoNwr1Mo/w-d-xo.html
何年かに１度TH-camに現れる、ベビメタの発見者。
素晴らしいです。
アリゾナのライブを観に行くんですね。
それは必ず素晴らしい経験になると思います。
BABYMETALは日本だとなかなかチケットが取れません。
その時は、ぜひ感想を聞かせてください！
もらい泣きしちゃった
言葉が分からなくても感動するの分かるよ。
BABYMETALのliveはSUPER SUPERSUPERSUPERSUPERSUPER極上のミュージカルを見た後の様な感覚に陥るからね
これ以上の無い一生懸命の全力全開だよ？
彼女等、彼等は目の前の1ステージに命を賭けてるんだ
そんなステージを見たら感受性が高い人なら誰でも泣いちゃう。
Im a 57 year old man and im crying with you even though I've see this vid hundreds of times, its almost like I'm a proud father and these are my girls ripping that stage wide open. ☺☺
Please react to "No rain no rainbow" from Budokan Black nights. It's one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard.
Maybe that's what brings the tears out of all us grown men when we watch these girls..its pride? I didn't cry when my daughter graduated college though so...
I am sure Babymetal, on top of the music, is a very strong reminder of the pure and innocence in us. Seeing it's delicate power prevail is a reminder we carry inside us a living force which may look weak, but is not. However, it's not the force of the adults, or anyone who thinks they can own it. It's untainted and reminds you of the best in yourself. That's what makes you cry. And me.
I see you're a little tipsy too? Lol 😂
I absolutely love every part of your BABYMETAL reactions. Literally the best out there.
Im crying too.
Thank you great reaction!🍅🎸☆彡
Emotional response activate. You are now one of us. Welcome to The One. The best fanbase in the world. I remember my first time seeing them live. November 2014. Yea,I cried too.
So it must be either Brixton or Hammerstein!
@@dudleysmith4394 Hammerstein.
@@AldoGuerraALDO-METAL So you witnessed a historic moment.
@@dudleysmith4394 and haven't stopped since. I had a pause last year with Yui leaving and the whole Dark Side fiasco, but those new songs Papaya and Shanti have absolutely put me back in the mood. I'm SO ready for this tour.
@@dudleysmith4394in all my years of concerts, I have never traveled just to see a band, until babymetal. I traveled all the way from Texas to NYC by car just to see them because I thought I'd never see them again. Since then I've seen them 12 times. Who would've thought?
The best part of all this? The friends I've made. There is no fandom like the Babymetal fanbase.
I'm a 53 year old punk rock/hardcore/metal drummer and they have the same effect on me. They are incredibly amazing and I love Babymetal's message. It does kick major ass. I loved your video
Now you know why we wanted you to watch this. Did you notice at the end how they shouted " see you!". And when Su spreads her arms she is commanding a " wall of death" in the audience
Please react next to Ijime Dame Zettai live at Sonisphere. Introducing their selves to the world how awesome they are. And also, please pay attention to the backing band, the Kami band. They are superb! Sugoi!
Absolutely endorse this choice. Be ready to cry again. :)
Sonisphere IDZ is my goto video for introducing BM to friends!
When I met the video of Sonisphere concert ,U.K.in 2014, I was so excited like you.
They did great job.
Baby Metal is what the music scene has been awaiting and longing for, for at least 2 decades! The music mastery is beyond words to do them justice. As for why you were crying... Try because their music and performance is just that beautiful!
There's no turning back now, it only gets better.. so many great tear jerking songs to hear.. I'm a 63 yo. retired musician , and Babymetal has restored my hope for this generations music.. there is still originality in young musicians today.. great review and your reaction was the same as the thousands before you. Including myself. Welcome to the Foxhole... oh.. thanks for not stopping the music a hundred times like everyone else..
Hi from the UK. I'm 55 and brought up on 70s and 80s rock, I think Babymetal are such a refreshing presence in the rock world. 😁
You just fell headfirst down the fox hole.
You must watch Akatsuki live. It's Sue on her own with the Kami Band and it really is a beautiful song.
Yes... You get to see them LIVE!!
Their headline sets are usually 90 minutes at that energy level.
Su is a World Class soprano... she nails it every time.
I've seen them 5 times in the US, and it's the most diverse fan base I've ever been among.
One thing I really enjoyed was seeing fathers having a band that they could share the Metal experience of their youth, with their daughters. When I saw them at the Hammerstein in NYC 2014, the people next to me were a Father with his 11 year old daughter. To quote them, "It's the first thing we've done together where we both want to be here, and we don't know which of us is more excited."
The stage set for your show will probably be minimal, but all you need are the performers.
They will be doing their full production stage show here in L.A. at the Forum. They will be the 1st Japanese band to headline the venue in over 30 years.
...I recommend that you take a quick journey to the present, and do a reaction to a song from their upcoming album.
Live from Glastonbury Music Festival UK 2019, "Shanti"... It's a wonderful example of how their music is constantly evolving.
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"I dont care what language it was sang in, if its good ill listen to it"
Truth girl!!! music is not just meant to be heard by your ears. its also meant to be heard by your heart
BABYMETALのスピリッツを、感じ取って貰えて嬉しいです！
私ももらい泣きしそう(ToT)💓
I am 51. I cry from time to time listening to BM. It is about joy.
Wow!!!!! what a lovely reaction you made!!!!! you make me cry too! hahahahaha that's the power of babymetal!! welcome to the One!!! Please react to Babymetal Akatsuki live in budokan 2014... I think you gonna love the vocals of Su-metal and the power of the Kami Band in that song :)
It comes naturally. Their childlike acting, their adorable smilings during their shows, like when they walk along the stage way in this live performance... truely adorable smiling, and the innocence in their voices create that extremely overprotective feeling within you. Like you want to protect your own babychild from the harms of the sad reality of our world, that makes your eyes water. That feel is what drags you into their performances. At least, that is how BM works for me. And I am even not a metal head at all, just occasionally listening to some heavier stuff.
The ages of the girls are here 15 and 17 years so they really don't only look young......they are
That was a great video, thank you for sharing your thoughts and feelings :)
I really liked when you said "I don't care what language it's sung in, I don't care where the music is from, if it's good, I'll listen to it". I went like 'Hell yeah!' haha
It is so crazy to think that this was the show closer after 1 1/2 hours of doing the same thing. By the way I am a 47 year old man who has recently got stuck in the fox hole. This band just puts a smile on your face every time you see them.
Also this song was a love song to the fans. It's fantastic.
I saw them in 2016 with my daughter who was 6 at the time. The event in San Francisco while small was awesome. My daughter didn’t seem like the youngest, there seemed to be people in their 60s and possibly older.
We’re going on a road trip to LA to see them this year still considering San Francisco and Sacramento as well.
Looking forward to the concert, the last time I had to stand near the back to keep my daughter safe and had a 6 year old bouncing on my shoulders. Killed my back but was an awesome experience!
You are going to love seeing them live.
I live in Alabama, but I grew up in West Pittsburg/Bay Point. I only went to one rock show when we lived out there. I wish I would have been older, so I could have went to some of the early thrash show's.
I'll be at the SF show. Looking forward to it.
@@mitchellhodgemeyer7306 ,enjoy!!
@@danielstucky3794 Thanks man. It's funny cuz I literally live within walking distance of their festival show in Sac, but I couldn't score good tickets so I thought I'd just see them in SF - I got really good lower loge balcony seats at the Warfield for that show. Anyway, this will be my third time seeing them - their worth it.
With most bands, you can hear 1 or 2 songs from an album and you get the gist of that band. With Babymetal, every song is an adventure.
Headbanger, Megitsune, Rondo of Nightmare by Babymetal .... must have!
For a first 2 songs better to choose their concert at Makuhari Messe
And for Rondo of Nightmare, the Budokan Black Night show with the Mischief of Gods intro!
What? I guess there is no IDZ(sonis)&ATATSUKI(Black Night). Kneel to the Queen.
Awadama Fever dumbasses GEEZ
Rondo of nightmare always got me
Ok im 53 years old metalhead myself, came across this Band by accident and OMFG glad i did. Blows me away, i have a new band ill be following for like ever
This is going to be a fun journey. Great video! Have fun at the show. I'm going to 2 myself.
Me too, Chicago and KC!
MetalNcarnet I’m jealous. I’m still waiting for them to come to Canada
I don't usually like react videos but babymetal react videos are always good. this was probably the best one ive seen. well done.
Great reaction!!! One of the best yet! Welcome to the fox hole, Enjoy the ride! 🤘🦊🤘 so glad you get to see them! I just found Babymetal this year also, made me feel like I was living under a rock. I get to see them twice in one weekend this Oct when they come out here to Cali. 🤘🦊🤘 Looking forward to more reactions. Kitsune up 🤘🤘
Hi. I'm Japnese Babymetal Fan. I'm very happy you participate us.
Babymetal shouted out "We are BABY METAL" means Including all audience in there.
They makes all performance with audience in their concert .
So surely you can do that and enjoy at your babymetal time.
You are luky beautiful lady.
Su (the vocalist) practices her singing while running on a treadmill. That's why she has so much stamina
Wait, is this true? O.O
BABYMETAL is amazing I’m 19 year old male and I love babymetal down to my core. The fan base is amazing and I hope you get to see them live. I first saw them this year and I was so emotional at the end of it. BABYMETAL is taking over the world. We are proud to help you and we love seeing new people getting into BABYMETAL and will support you. We all went through the shock and awe that is BABYMETAL and we want to make your BABYMETAL experience the best it can be. Can’t wait to see you next! Welcome to The ONE!!! 🤘KITSUNE 🦊
What a great reaction. All I can say is, welcome to the ONE, and enjoy your journey down the Fox hole.
You have a beautiful soul.
As far as reactions are concearned, I have seen so many suggestions already from my fellow fans/family in this comment section, I couldn´t possibly suggest any better myself. I just hope you keep reacting to them, as they are truly the most special band on the planet, judging from this emotional and truthful reaction, I am sure you are starting to see that for yourself.
Put your KITSUNE UP!
You would be more surprised by the fact that this song was played as the closing song of their 90-minute show. This show was in 2015, the main singer was just 17 years old and the other two were 15, now they are 4 years older, much better and matured than those days. You don't have to worry about your age, I'm a 48-year-old thrasher who'd been to the first Japan tour of Metallica in '86, and moreover, as BABYMETAL sings in their other anthem, THE ONE, we are the one when we are standing in the circle pit side by side.
I refreshed my browser after watching this video... you went from 202 to 473 views in 20 minutes... I call it "The Babymetal Effect".
I have been listening/watching this song/video so many times... And still getting goosebumps at the "wooo oooo" part. And that ending explosion "booof" I can feel the emotion you're going through. Awesome reaction👏👏👏 Can't wait for your next babymetal reaction video. Put your kitsune up!!! 🤘🦊🤘
Glad you are going to see them. But it might not be as big as production as here but they always are good live. I am going in october to see them on LA. The band musicians are some of the best in Japan. This was in 2015. In 2016 they sold out Tokyo dome two nights in a row, 55,000 people each night. Su, the lead singer, has awesome crowd control. You aint seen nothing yet. And yes Babymetal has fans from all age groups. That makes them different. Once you get over the dancing to metal, you realize they are so good and the dancing actually works with their songs.
That overwhelming emotion is completely understandable. I get it many times when watching these girls work their magic!
Wait til you see the videos of where these girls came from. They've been performing together since they were little kids. Tiny Moa and Yui are cuter than a stadium full of puppies and kittens.
I am so glad that you weren't "one and done". There is SOO much more to explore in the BABYMETAL world. You have a couple paths to choose from: go ack and watch BABYMETAL from the beginning ("Doki, Doki Morning", "Ijime, Dame, Zettai", "iine", "Headbanger") or jump to the present ("Pa Pa Ya", "Shanti", "Elevator Girl")… Either way, you're in for a hell of a ride!!!
Another great reaction! I just wanted to point out that this concert was at Saitama Super Arena which had a 20,000 capacity. The place they will be playing on October 1st has a 2,500 capacity. So it will be a lot smaller but you will still have a great time.
It's important to know this 2,500 capacity show won't have the big stage.
If you cried to this, wait until you see Akatsuki (both unfinished and finished version), Rondo of Nightmare (with Mischiefs of God intro), No Rain No Rainbow (Legend S)
All of them should be live version
Welcome. I'm a 51 yo male,have seen them twice and have 2 shows for this year. They are the apitamy of perfection. BABYMETAL....the ONLY band that makes you feel like a proud parent 🤘🦊
泣けるのわかる〜。
0:30 Yes, I know exactly how you feel! I was excited at 15, in 1976, when I saw Sabbath live, same at 18 when I saw Led Zeppelin, and very excited now, at 58, to be among the lucky ones who will see them in Cardiff, Wales, UK in Feb 2020. Love that when Queen SuMetal demands that 50,000 hardcore Metal fans scream their band's name at the end, they obey!
I know. I know, it makes you cry.
Great reaction video! I’m a huge death metal fan, and I absolutely love BabyMetal. It’s just pure positive energy, something all of us could use more of for sure.
I gotta see them...I'm 47 in NY..lol...love it..
Going to be 65 in Oct. when I see them again. Saw them in Seattle 3 years ago and after standing in line for about 14 hours was still 1 away from barrier. Will do it all over again. Babymetal reinvigorated my interest in music starting back in late 2011 and love to see newcomers like you join in. You are going to have so much fun. Put your kitsunes uppppp!
Welcome to the FoxHole. We are “One” Hail our Queen Su! Kitsune up 🦊🤟
"Do I get to see that live?" Yup. You did. And I was in the same crowd with you as we watched Su, Moa, and Momoko completely slay. I'm a man a touch younger than you, and tears welled in my eyes hearing that last note on RoR. They are so special
thanks for sharing , your kindness and all ..,
i think this song's thema , we are always on your side and みんな、応援するから、がんばれー
so i hope , みんなに幸せな未来が来ますように ... that three girls hope so too , maybe ..
thank you for all , again ...
Saw them recently in London. You will LOVE it!! The crowd and atmosphere was amazing. I'm 56 by the way, well 20 with 36 years experience.
Sept 2020 came back to watch. GREAT reaction. Thank you. ♥️♥️
don't forget to breathe and scream when you watch them live and enjoy it as much as possible :)
Seeing them live is a life changing experience. It transcends language, and culture and strikes you in your soul. Check out a SUMETAL solo next. Rondo of Nightmare live with Mischief of the Gods intro. You will not get the ban hammer for it.
If you want a total change of pace and a chance to see why her fans call her Queen Su, may I suggest No Rain No Rainbow from Legend S. This is a pure power ballard with Su singing solo. It really shows off the power of her voice. Additionally there is no chance it will be performed on the tour. It is very rarely performed and I don't think ever outside of Japan.
This is a very emotional performance as it was a special 20th birthday concert for Su in her home city of Hiroshima (20 is their coming of age in Japan). Additionally for fans this is one of the very last recorded performances by one of their guitarist Mikio Fujioka who sadly died shortly after this.
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I'm 60 and I came across BabyMetal about 6 monhs ago. My first video I saw of them was "Catch Me If You Can." I thought what the f is this? But it intrigued me to want to watch more. i fell into the Foxhole after that and now BabyMetal is my favorite group.
当日、この現場に居られたことに心からの感謝を。
I’m cry too. You are so kind.
I've often wondered about my frequent emotional reactions to Babymetal as well. I mean, I'm a grizzled old curmudgeon, but these girls really activate something unique in me. I think it's pride. You quickly get a sense of how hard they're working out there, as well as how brave they are to be doing it at all, especially in a genre that could be and often is hostile to their style, and when they succeed you just feel so happy for them, and glad that they're getting the love they deserve from the crowd. You're always rooting for them. When they win you over to their side, you end up on their side ALL THE WAY. Looks like you're there.
ありがとー😉👍🎶
i saw them live over 2 nights at the Tokyo Dome in 2016 , totally awesum
Why were you crying... I don't know the answer to that. But I was as well... I was so teared up toward the end, and smiling like mad. This was just insane..!
Some advice since you are going to see them live. If you want to truly experience the what BABYMETAL's fanbase is like, get to the venue early to experience the queue. Fans will start lining up the night before if the venue/city will allow them, or as early the day of they are allowed to. If you get there early, one or two fans at the front of the line will write a letter and number on the back of your hand to show your place in line, which allows you to leave the line for food and bio breaks. It also allows you the chance to meet and talk to the other fans up and down the line without losing your place in line.
There will be many fans from Japan and around the world who have traveled to the show you are at. Some fans will be handing out fan made merchandise they brought to share, especially earlier in the day. There will likely be an fan-arranged afterparty(s) to enjoy with your new friends and discuss the show.
Yupp, that's what BABYMETAL do! The best band in the World. Welcome to the Fox Hole :) 🤘🦊🤘
I love your great reaction. I,m cry too. This is great song. More babymetal please.
The girls at that time were around 17 and 15 years old,but this performance is unbelievable.
Great emotional reaction! I am one of those mid 50's metal heads that instantly fell in love with BabyMetal. To me, a lot of what drives the emotion in these reactions is that people who love metal music are hit by a tidal wave of "fresh air." Hearing and seeing something so new and fresh in a genre that you love, but that has been on life support for decades now, just brings in a rush of emotions. That is compounded by the fact that it is being done by three teenage girls, and they are mixing genres that are NOT supposed to go together.....but it totally works. We can thank Japan for that. Musically, Japan has always been known as a kinda "wheels off" place. All the normal rules don't apply. With that in mind....here is a suggestion for something every bit as glorious as Baby Metal.......the all girl Japanese rock band called "Band Maid." I can guarantee you will fall in love and you will cry. They may be the best thing out there today.
You have to watch it, the song is IDZ, Headbanger, Megitsune, PaPaYa, Shanti, and there are still many other songs
Oh yeah, I got here looking for info on the guitarist that passed away in The group Mikio Fujioka. You could mention sometime about his guitar playing, as well as the amazing drummer RIP MIKIO
音楽を観て聴いて、泣ける人。私は好きだ🙂
I don’t know what it is but there is something about BABYMETAL that’ll get me choked up when I listen to them. I can just feel the positivity without speaking a word of Japanese. I only found out about them a week ago and I am so far down the Foxhole RN. I have been watching as many reaction videos to them as I can find, actually how I came across your videos. I was actually trying to find people that thought BABYMETAL was bad but video after video there was nothing but chills or complete shock at how good it was. Feel no shame at shedding a tear, most of us are right there with you.
And that was after the show had went on for well over an hour!
BABYMETAL makes a sound that is best described as joy.
Like Richard Townsend below (Kitsune up!), I am a 54 year old metal musician and songwriter, and I have been playing in working bands for over 40 years,
I am a Ol' salty Dog from Miami Fl and I was already crying way before you started to when I watched this video.
Honestly I was choking up hard, bawling, runny nose, and it 's pretty much like that every damn time I watch BABYMETAL,
it doesn't even matter how many times I have seen the video before. It's just ridiculous.
I loved that they moved you too, right from the start, just like to Karate the other night. (when i first visited your channel and subscribed!).
A lot of people just cant seem to wrap their head around this band right away.
It is interesting that most reactors have to be about three songs in before it clicks for them, but it almost always does.
You "got it" right away and I am certain that means something beautiful about your soul!
The song writing, the musicians, the choreography, the stages, lighting, crowds, backstory, history. Everything about this act is next level.
They literally invented their very own genera and have made it one of the fastest growing generas in the World today,
and they were well on their way to achieving it all before their 16th Birthdays had passed.
You're just two steps into the Foxhole, just wait, its just a taste of what lays ahead!
Welcome to The One!
Kitsune up!
They make me cry like a kid fairly regularly! God help me if they focus on Mikio (RIP), I'm a blubbering mess! BJ, Miko Fujioka was a guitarist in the Kami Band. He was a virtuoso on the guitar like no other. He was a guitar instructor at Musicians Institute of Tokyo, and was the guitar teacher of Takayoshi Ohmura, one of the other Kami Band members. He was an avid amateur astronomer. He was stargazing on a high observation platform New Year's eve 2017 when he fell off. He died in the hospital about a week or so later. This was so devastating, but the band pushed through a rough year (Yui Mizono left also due to health issues ), and they came back stronger than ever!
They are a completely epic act. They have all to moving from headbanging to tear in one song.
That's all! Is really amazing!
Cute, powerful, energetic, poignant, etc. One of a hell of a musical/artistic/show achievement🔥♥️
I’m GONNA BE SEEING THEM FOR THE FIRST TIME IN SEPTEMBER IN CHICAGO AND THEN ON MY BIRTHDAY IN OCTOBER AT THE FORUM!! I CANT WAIT !!!
Envious of the LA Forum arena gig , it will be something extra special!
Paul Benwell Definitely! Especially since i havent been on a plane in 16years (last time was when i was going into 1st grade) so this’ll be crazy
@@usalax76 I saw them a couple of weeks ago in Brixton and damn it was awesome. I have tickets for next year to in UK. But I reckon the LA arena album launch will be Japan level concert quality... and we all know what that means :)
Paul Benwell I’m so hyped to be able to go to an ARENA BM show! The cinematics will be AMAZING!
I don’t know if anyone had mentioned before but Yui Mizuno (Yui Metal) left the band last year because of health reasons. They have done recent shows with Riho Sayashi. They are still amazing.
In the _PA! PA! YA!_ MV, however, rather than Riho, they have current Sakura Gakuin student council president Kano Fujihira. :)
もらい泣きしてしまいました、どなたか和訳字幕お願いします🙇♂️