From Wikipedia: "Yamaha Corporation is a Japanese musical instrument and audio equipment manufacturer. (...) The former motorcycle division was established in 1955 as Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd., which started as an affiliated company but later became independent."
Күз, Кез, Көз, Күш, Кеш, Көш, Кір, Кер, Көр, Күл, Кел, Көл, Кілең қысқа сөз, Кім оқиды тез? Арқада алты арқар бар, Қырқада қырық арқар бар. Қырық арқарда ақ арқар бар. Алты арқарда марқа арқар бар.)
Осень, Время года, Глаз, Мощность, Вечер, Вечер, Войди, повернись, посмотри, Смейся, приходи, смейся, Крем - это короткое слово, Кто читает быстро? В арке шесть арок, У Кирки сорок арок. У сорока аркаров есть белый аркар. На шести спинках есть отметки.)
I'm gonna play this out loud at work and guess what questions my coworkers will ask me. Probably ,"what the hell is this?" Or "do you need to seek medical help?"
If anyone thinks these revving motorcycle engines sound cool, try living in Himeji and every Sunday at around 4am or so getting woken up by that. I had to listen to that every weekend and it drove me nuts. This was about 20 years ago.
The constantly-shifting time signatures are mind-boggling. Just memorizing the patterns is impressive enough. Never mind playing along with them in a coherent way. Amazing!
Bosozoku bikes in Japan are still fascinating to me, it all started with WW2 Japanese fighter pilots who survived getting bored and deciding that this would be fun to do.
I'm going dizzy thinking about how much work had to go into this, from finding and organizing the clips, to programming drums exactly like what's being heard, to writing NON-REPEATING riffage to go over it all. Andre is one of those people often referred to as "scary talented" I'd take my hat off to salute you, but you already blew it off with your talent
Years ago, the first thing of the sort I ever saw was something like “Death Metal Rooster”, and I think just within the last couple years it was still up. I dunno how it aged in light of the development of the ‘genre’, but I recall that when I first saw it, teenage me F$&@ING.DIED. 😂
Mindblowing! 🤯 Each new one is better than the previous! At some point I wasn't sure if the lady was just imitating an engine or trying her best at Konnakol. 🤣
first video is from kazakhstan or uzbekistan, background has russian text. Great music like always, your Nusrat fateh ali khan's metal version is still on my daily playlist
Okay, this new masterpiece is going there.. at these fields between iconic mathmetal washing machine and legendary japanese "ra-ta-ta-ta" from "metaLOLom - Стасяо-сан - РА-ТА-ТА-ТА-ТА (rock version)". Well.. HOLY HELL, HOT!!
I love how this is a different angle - and acknowledgement of - something that's become part of the very substrate of modern metal. In 1984, Van Halen released the song _Hot for Teacher,_ which evolved into Meshuggah's _Bleed,_ which fundamentally influenced every modern metal & djent band on the planet… There could be aspects to the above (other influential songs) that I don't know about - that's just an anecdotal observation. But in any event, combined with the way motorcycles are woven into the history of rock/metal ( _Leader of the Pack,_ _Born to be Wild,_ _Hell-Bent for Leather_ etc. etc.) not to mention metal singers riding Harleys onstage, this contribution by @andreantunes is a wonderful addition!
@@RustyKnorr personally I really enjoy the history of how things came to be. Especially when it's credit where credit's due - when an artist has not received acknowledgement for their work. It doesn't diminish my enjoyment of rock 'n' roll at all, on the contrary, it enhances it! 🤘🤘
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This settles it, Yamaha is a musical instrument company.
underrated comment lol
They actually are xD Their logo is three tuning forks.
From Wikipedia: "Yamaha Corporation is a Japanese musical instrument and audio equipment manufacturer. (...) The former motorcycle division was established in 1955 as Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd., which started as an affiliated company but later became independent."
Always has been especially drums and keyboards
@@JeffSmith-pj7rm don't forget guitars. Sold plenty of their acoustics. And my daughter's first electric was a Yamaha Pacifica.
This man here is making a whole new musical genre that we didn’t know we needed.
Some samplers did use engine sound in their mix in the 90s
Venjent R U Guna Move
@@nyctophilecat was coming here to comment this
I can't get enough of this.
@@PARSA-POWERJackyl used a chainsaw.
At the beginning of the video is a newscaster from Kazakhstan, who speaks tongue twisters in kazakh language. Greetings from Kazakhstan. 🇰🇿 ❤ 🇵🇹
Күз, Кез, Көз,
Күш, Кеш, Көш,
Кір, Кер, Көр,
Күл, Кел, Көл,
Кілең қысқа сөз,
Кім оқиды тез?
Арқада алты арқар бар,
Қырқада қырық арқар бар.
Қырық арқарда ақ арқар бар.
Алты арқарда марқа арқар бар.)
Осень, Время года, Глаз,
Мощность, Вечер, Вечер,
Войди, повернись, посмотри,
Смейся, приходи, смейся,
Крем - это короткое слово,
Кто читает быстро?
В арке шесть арок,
У Кирки сорок арок.
У сорока аркаров есть белый аркар.
На шести спинках есть отметки.)
Еу земляки.)
Wow😮
Менен басқа қазақ бар екен ғой мынадай нәрсе қарайтын
Guess I'll add "Motorcycle engine rap battles" to my music taste...
👏🏾😆😅😂🤣👍🏾
Ahahahahaha
LOL
😂😂😂😂❤🏍🎸
Andre, the maestro of unknown but necessary musical genres.
Wow. I didn't know this was a thing. But the revving of the engine does sound a lot like their language. And I thought I have seen it all.
This slaps way harder than it has any right to. I love it. Flawless victory.
Outstanding
👏🏾😆😅😂🤣👍🏾
0:37 the passenger's little dance cracks me up every time
At least he's acting something to it. The others I'm just embarrassed for.
You call that little? Dude stole the show! 👌🏻
@@grilledspaghetti I'm embarrassed for them for wearing masks
@@yourmum69_420I'm embarrassed for you for being embarrassed for that
He was feeling it!
This is one of the most creative and flawlessly executed things I have ever seen.
now this was REVolutionary
To anyone interested, the bikes are bosozoku style. Japan has amazing motorcycle shows with revving battles.
If Road Rash ever gets a remake, we now have the music to fully represent it
Now that you mention it....yeah!
That soundtrack was tight!
Yes!
I played Motorbike in the national orchestra for YEARS !
Those Bosozoku bikers were a real traffic issue in the 80's when I was a GI over there.
It still is.
I think the mulch might be here.
1:26 this one is metal AF. even the bike could be called the "thrash bike" the rider mastered the downpicking liek a boss 🤘
This gives a new meaning to motor head
takatan ta tan tan takatatkatkataktatann tann taaan tkatkatanantaktaktkantak. best lyrics ever
Good! I'm going to add a motorbike for my school's recital. 😇 I never thought that a motorcycle could be a musical instrument
Listen to the Meshuggah Bleed Harley Davidson
@@rhino202 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Chainsaw also could be)
Eddie Van Halen backed his Lamborghini up to the recording studio on the song Panama, you can hear it revving , he was an innovator not an imitator 🎸
I wasn't expecting the revving to be so melodic! Amazing instrumentation as always, Andre, and the mulch guy is a perfect addition
The harmonies in the "mulch is here" part though *chefs kiss*
Super Japanese Motorbike x Southern Pastor mashup. I can't believe I'm actually writing these words..
The mulch guy has a great voice for metal!
Dude, your riffs are insanely flawless, always blow my mind no matter how many times I listen 🤘
I'm gonna play this out loud at work and guess what questions my coworkers will ask me. Probably ,"what the hell is this?" Or "do you need to seek medical help?"
Or: "My dude! I didn't know you had such exquisite taste!"
1: What was there reaction?
2: Do you still have a job? 😂
@@unexplained_entity7514 he dead
I once made a comment about Yamaha making good keyboards and motorcycles and now the connection is made! 🏍🎹
If anyone thinks these revving motorcycle engines sound cool, try living in Himeji and every Sunday at around 4am or so getting woken up by that. I had to listen to that every weekend and it drove me nuts. This was about 20 years ago.
Sounds like you're a SQUARE, man!
🐝🐝🐝🐝 🥁 🐝 🥁 🐝 🥁 🎸🎸🎸
forget 20 years ago. In Kobe these AHoles do it every night at around 2 am.
too bad Andre wasn't there to fix it with his guitar xP
@@austincde😂😂😂😂😂😂🎉
This is the best video I've ever seen this year. Nothing comes close
I seriously can’t believe there are motorcycle revving competitions
The constantly-shifting time signatures are mind-boggling. Just memorizing the patterns is impressive enough. Never mind playing along with them in a coherent way. Amazing!
This song is another example of Andre fire. I want to add that "Bullshit's Here" dudes voice is perfect for Industrial Metal.
**Mulch is here
@@jonchellis2978 You are correct. Thank you for this correction.
Bosozoku bikes in Japan are still fascinating to me, it all started with WW2 Japanese fighter pilots who survived getting bored and deciding that this would be fun to do.
only if you don't live in those rural area where those bosozoku kids drive around all night long.
@@ichibandudeI wouldn’t remember haven’t been around to see my family as of late, eventually I’ll go back
My mission is to watch this as many times as a motorcycle engine is revved in this video.
It was all great, but that last thirty seconds took some skillful editing. It was hilarious and impressive. Great work Andre Antunes!
This new album Mötley Crüe sounds good
That was all very special, but from 1:49 is the most amazing thing in my life rn
Please make a full version of mulch is here, it's beautiful
Thanks
You are amazing!
Glad to see you back at the awesome content! 🎉🎉🤘
Redefining the artform. You're a legend, Andre!
That groove at 0:21 🤘
Only to be outdone at 1:29
Awesome compilation Kazakh patter motcycle and guitar! Thanks!
I wasn't aware of this - my life has improved so much, now that I am in the know - thank you!
I listen to this every once in a while to get me going in the morning.
I'm going dizzy thinking about how much work had to go into this, from finding and organizing the clips, to programming drums exactly like what's being heard, to writing NON-REPEATING riffage to go over it all.
Andre is one of those people often referred to as "scary talented"
I'd take my hat off to salute you, but you already blew it off with your talent
Can't tell if Andre is genius or utterly insane bc I'm just blown away
Title: Japanese Motorcycle Culture goes METAL
Казахское информбюро: 🗿
Your stuff never disappoints dude. Literally a new genre of music has been born from your creativity!
Years ago, the first thing of the sort I ever saw was something like “Death Metal Rooster”, and I think just within the last couple years it was still up. I dunno how it aged in light of the development of the ‘genre’, but I recall that when I first saw it, teenage me
F$&@ING.DIED. 😂
This video was the gift that kept on giving
This is a good reminder to have my machines tuned up and get more mulch.
You combined two best sounds in the world in one song!
Almost- V8 or V12 exhaust note would be even better
A new variety of Screamo !
@@positivelastaction3957 true :)
Combustion engine noise is horrific 🤔
@@masteryoda394 are you a 10-year old girl?
I love how creative you are, and how well you execute those crazy ideas. Truly a legend you are!
I bet you got this all the time, but I just wanna say again the obvious: brother, you're a genius 🙇♂️
Dude!!!! I’m just happy you’re putting out a new vid!! 🙌
Trying to explain this to my 10 yo son and I've come to the conclusion that Andre Antunes is simply made of music!
I have to label this my fav. I didn't think there was anything new on the internet lands and then there was this. Amazing!
is motorcycle an instrument?
yes
It makes sense that Yamaha not only makes normal musical instruments.
Getting hard "crazy frog"-vibes here... I love it!!
The drumming is also awesome, btw
Programmed.
This song still slaps. 2nd half is my favorite of all your work.
Bōzōzoku gangs official song💯hahaha! amazing song Andre!😸
Mindblowing! 🤯 Each new one is better than the previous! At some point I wasn't sure if the lady was just imitating an engine or trying her best at Konnakol. 🤣
This is intense! Well done Andre!
My day is now complete.
Teethless guy on the end is winner of this episode.
Andre You are great musician. Love Your music...
@harrysatchel Sorry i don't know what mulch mean in this situation. Could You explain it to me. Thx
@harrysatchel Ooo thank You very mulch for this explanation. He is screaming this. Now i can her it and understand Your comment. Have nice day sir.
Boy this really reved me up
I had no idea rhythmically revving motorcycles was a sport.
"Hey that's cool and that, but are you gonna move?!" :))) Love how insanity spirals toward the end, So classic !:)) Love your work:)
Andre Antuned it. love it.
This is why i keep paying my Internet , Thank you Sir.
This is one of those "try not to bang your head" videos, isn't it?😏
The internet was made for this 👀
damn, that ending was hitting hard
This is so metal!!!! I’m considering learning the guitar because of this!
first video is from kazakhstan or uzbekistan, background has russian text. Great music like always, your Nusrat fateh ali khan's metal version is still on my daily playlist
First is Kazakh language, it has Cyrillic alphabet
He is newscaster from Kazakhstan, who speaks tongue twisters.
Whole different worlds, but Andre's music from videos and MonoNeon's music from videos will always hold a special place for me
Awesome from 🇯🇵 It’s amazing to make such a nasty sound sick music!
Absolutely brilliant! My brain just melted. 😂
I had no idea rhythmic motorcycle revving was a thing.
Glad that you came back to UA-cam with much more frequent videos!
Thank you, Andre, for another masterpiece!
OMG this keeps getting better and better
Это великолепно!! Спасибо!
The purple bike really has to bring that dancing gas balloon behind the rider. 😂
Okay, this new masterpiece is going there.. at these fields between iconic mathmetal washing machine and legendary japanese "ra-ta-ta-ta" from "metaLOLom - Стасяо-сан - РА-ТА-ТА-ТА-ТА (rock version)". Well.. HOLY HELL, HOT!!
Andres’ videos are the only ones I gladly watch the ads to because I know I’m gonna get a quality surprise and I want him appropriately compensated.
I guess that makes you...
The Rev!!!😂
I cried Andre... :D :D I'm sending the link to this video to the guys in my band. Especially the guitarists need to see it. Masterpiece.
Man you are fucking genius, i love your videos!
1:25 one matches with the drums and guitar the best, made my day lol
if you didn't all ready had ADHD.. here you got it !
This is the way Rob Halford should’ve sounded when riding his chopper bike! Great work as always man! 👌🏻🤘🏼
Cara vc não é normal... Parabéns continue assim 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
This is exactly like the type of dreams I have when I am incredibly feverish.
The only way I could stand those noises
2:02 false pastor Todd Bentley who uses violence on stage
Ведущий новостей скорее из Кыргызстана.
Andre, you're the man. Not only are you musically creative but you got a very good singing voice.
Boa, Andre Antunes. A tua criatividade e fora de serie! Seguimos juntos!🎸🎤
Epic! I laughed so hard man! Thanks!
I love how this is a different angle - and acknowledgement of - something that's become part of the very substrate of modern metal.
In 1984, Van Halen released the song _Hot for Teacher,_ which evolved into Meshuggah's _Bleed,_ which fundamentally influenced every modern metal & djent band on the planet…
There could be aspects to the above (other influential songs) that I don't know about - that's just an anecdotal observation. But in any event, combined with the way motorcycles are woven into the history of rock/metal ( _Leader of the Pack,_ _Born to be Wild,_ _Hell-Bent for Leather_ etc. etc.) not to mention metal singers riding Harleys onstage, this contribution by @andreantunes is a wonderful addition!
You’re going to hurt yourself there, brain boy. It’s just rock and roll. Don’t try to make it something more than it is. 🤓
@@RustyKnorr personally I really enjoy the history of how things came to be. Especially when it's credit where credit's due - when an artist has not received acknowledgement for their work. It doesn't diminish my enjoyment of rock 'n' roll at all, on the contrary, it enhances it! 🤘🤘