Kyo always uses his voice as an instrument to fit the song and evoke an emotion, and cares less if it's "beautiful " or not if it gives the emotion he's after. He is amazing to watch live, they all are. They give their all every time. And yeah, Kyo is super fit... You have no idea...
i am thinking how the best vocalists of the world have not education in music from 0, Kyo, Yma sumac, and some other inusual in music like Mozart. just for saying some names. in how the talent, the skill, is better than theory of music.
I'm honestly digging the fact that more and more people react to such amazing bands like dir en grey. They've been my #1 for like 12 years or even more now. They've created such uniqueness and art throughout all the years, it's mind blowing. On the 28th april they will release their newest single. You should check it out once it's out. Also recommend the world of mercy live and many, many , many more!
Thank you for this reaction! Dir en Grey is definitely a super unique band You very correctly pointed out that music has no barriers. It is so true. We don't need to fully understand the lyrics to feel the emotion The title Vinushka probably comes from the Russian word "вина" (guilt) in diminutive form. So, it adds the meaning of something very dear and treasured to the sense. You are right, they used the real footage of victims of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings both for MV and for the screens but I never tire of repeating that there is no mentioning of any places or events in the lyrics. You can interpret them as you wish and find your own meaning. For me, it is a song about what is "right" and what is "wrong" and our perception of these terms. We often do terrible things and shelter ourselves behind good deeds (and that footage is a great example of that). Or we can label something as evil but in fact, it could be the other way round. Dir en Grey always push you to think and reflect on the topics that they raise I would love to see more reactions to them from you! Behind a vacant image (ua-cam.com/video/KApu-ne1Vak/v-deo.html) is a very different song from them that can be a nice continuation :) And also wanted to recommend to you the second project of Kyo (the vocalist). Sukekiyo is a fully independent band, all members are different except for the vocalist. They are awesome and are very interesting to watch. I always recommend starting from Elisabeth Addict (ua-cam.com/video/sBFIUuzGXvc/v-deo.html) Thank you again for a very interesting reaction and hope that you'll continue your journey with DeG! Have a great day or night! ✨
Good reaction! ^^ Thank you so much for that [also to Jason! Man, you are everywhere. I am really greatful that you help making more and more people aware of Dir en grey!]. It's always interesting to see someone react to them for the first time - and even more so when it's not usually 'their thing' [people usually turn the music off or stop listening when they are not filmed which is one of the things I really appreciate about reactions. Whether you end up liking something you felt reluctant about in the first place or not, it at least creates that opportunity] It would be really cool to see you guys check out a few more of their songs. Kira gave some awesome recommendations! Have a great day~
i absolutely love watching dir en grey reactions because i can see ppl getting in shock by their skills and songs. the fact that vinushka isn't even the tip of the iceberg when the topic is dir en grey gives me chills, and i say this while being a fan of them for years and years, i just can't get over it! i wouldn't say vinushka is one of the heaviest because there's ZAN and *a lot* more. one of their most recent songs "the world of mercy" is also a masterpiece like vinushka but the most famous and iconic song of dir en grey is definitely "obscure"!! for a melodical appreciation of the band i recommend "ranunculus" and "ain't afraid to die". my personal favorite songs live are "magayasou" and "different sense". just some recommendations!! music shouldn't have language barriers and i love when you can just appreciate and forget it totally, wich you guys did!
I'm Japanese and thx for your video. They use sensitive theme everytime in beautiful way and I love it! And don't worry about political thing. I believe Japan will be strong Ally next time and we bring Godzilla to help
kyo's vocal range be a tenor and goes from e1-f7 and dir en grey be awesome live l hope to see them live again 1 day l got to see them live in orlando florida in 2008 kyo also be partially deaf in his left ear and has been since like 2000
While I admit this is probably the best version of Vinushka to watch online, I still prefer seeing reactions to the video. They copped the fact it was about the Hiroshima bombs pretty near the end of the song, which makes sense given the live doesn't portray it as well if you're not looking out for it. It's crystal clear in the music video. Though the pain and anger in the song is evident if you just hear it with no visuals at all which is awesome. How good they are live means reactions rarely use the music videos which are awesome (Yeah, in almost every case there's a better live but damn.. how good are Clever Sleazoid or Obscure? Well, creepy and fucked up more than good but... I stand by it) I nonetheless love watching people react to Dir En Grey. Since I know it's not likely to get reccommended since it's a lot slower and more chill, I'll suggest Glass Skin. One of the few songs that has an English version too, though it's obviously inferior it's still great. Also Mr Newsman and Marmalade are strange ones that rarely get reccommended... Hopefully this coent gets seen!
The visuals are WWII. Most believe the song is about the propaganda of war and how the sins of a few lead to the suffering of an entire population. Kyo (singer) knows the Japanese government played a role in what happened. He has expressed that both sides (Japan and US) were wrong. Japan refused to surrender and knowingly sacrificed their young men under a facade of duty to country while America had a new weapon and needed a reason to test it. That said, some believe the visuals simply aid in the visual performance and the song was originally written as a protest to the death penalty in Japan. Some of the lyrics do align with this premise.
@@fghhfhhhf9323 he was reckless and had alot of bad habits (lifestyle and vocally) when he was younger. He sobered up and took coaching for taking care of his voice. He also looks better now.
Kyo always uses his voice as an instrument to fit the song and evoke an emotion, and cares less if it's "beautiful " or not if it gives the emotion he's after. He is amazing to watch live, they all are. They give their all every time. And yeah, Kyo is super fit... You have no idea...
i am thinking how the best vocalists of the world have not education in music from 0, Kyo, Yma sumac, and some other inusual in music like Mozart.
just for saying some names. in how the talent, the skill, is better than theory of music.
"You don't need translation for intensity" dude, you just described Kyo... perfect, perfect. Thank you for this
I'm honestly digging the fact that more and more people react to such amazing bands like dir en grey. They've been my #1 for like 12 years or even more now. They've created such uniqueness and art throughout all the years, it's mind blowing. On the 28th april they will release their newest single. You should check it out once it's out. Also recommend the world of mercy live and many, many , many more!
Thanks for the heads up, we'll be on the lookout!
Thank you for this reaction! Dir en Grey is definitely a super unique band
You very correctly pointed out that music has no barriers. It is so true. We don't need to fully understand the lyrics to feel the emotion
The title Vinushka probably comes from the Russian word "вина" (guilt) in diminutive form. So, it adds the meaning of something very dear and treasured to the sense. You are right, they used the real footage of victims of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings both for MV and for the screens but I never tire of repeating that there is no mentioning of any places or events in the lyrics. You can interpret them as you wish and find your own meaning. For me, it is a song about what is "right" and what is "wrong" and our perception of these terms. We often do terrible things and shelter ourselves behind good deeds (and that footage is a great example of that). Or we can label something as evil but in fact, it could be the other way round. Dir en Grey always push you to think and reflect on the topics that they raise
I would love to see more reactions to them from you!
Behind a vacant image (ua-cam.com/video/KApu-ne1Vak/v-deo.html) is a very different song from them that can be a nice continuation :)
And also wanted to recommend to you the second project of Kyo (the vocalist). Sukekiyo is a fully independent band, all members are different except for the vocalist. They are awesome and are very interesting to watch. I always recommend starting from Elisabeth Addict (ua-cam.com/video/sBFIUuzGXvc/v-deo.html)
Thank you again for a very interesting reaction and hope that you'll continue your journey with DeG!
Have a great day or night! ✨
That's all very informative for their background, and thanks for the suggestions! Cheers :)
Dir En Grey is one of the best Japanese metal bands. I've been listening to them since 2010.
I don't know the one who will ever prove you wrong on that statement!!!
Good reaction! ^^ Thank you so much for that [also to Jason! Man, you are everywhere. I am really greatful that you help making more and more people aware of Dir en grey!]. It's always interesting to see someone react to them for the first time - and even more so when it's not usually 'their thing' [people usually turn the music off or stop listening when they are not filmed which is one of the things I really appreciate about reactions. Whether you end up liking something you felt reluctant about in the first place or not, it at least creates that opportunity]
It would be really cool to see you guys check out a few more of their songs. Kira gave some awesome recommendations!
Have a great day~
i absolutely love watching dir en grey reactions because i can see ppl getting in shock by their skills and songs. the fact that vinushka isn't even the tip of the iceberg when the topic is dir en grey gives me chills, and i say this while being a fan of them for years and years, i just can't get over it! i wouldn't say vinushka is one of the heaviest because there's ZAN and *a lot* more. one of their most recent songs "the world of mercy" is also a masterpiece like vinushka but the most famous and iconic song of dir en grey is definitely "obscure"!! for a melodical appreciation of the band i recommend "ranunculus" and "ain't afraid to die". my personal favorite songs live are "magayasou" and "different sense". just some recommendations!! music shouldn't have language barriers and i love when you can just appreciate and forget it totally, wich you guys did!
Bump for ranunculus, really shows Kyo's range, and rinkaku for another melodic one!
I'm Japanese and thx for your video. They use sensitive theme everytime in beautiful way and I love it! And don't worry about political thing. I believe Japan will be strong Ally next time and we bring Godzilla to help
kyo's vocal range be a tenor and goes from e1-f7 and dir en grey be awesome live l hope to see them live again 1 day l got to see them live in orlando florida in 2008 kyo also be partially deaf in his left ear and has been since like 2000
Dir en grey obscure live at Download is a banger (super heavy).
it's avant-garde metal
You remember that this is the second time doing this band? You did the one with mazohyst of decadence.
Yoo please reaction too "The GazettE"
Could you please make a reaction to the Dir en Grey song "Different Sense" live version?
While I admit this is probably the best version of Vinushka to watch online, I still prefer seeing reactions to the video. They copped the fact it was about the Hiroshima bombs pretty near the end of the song, which makes sense given the live doesn't portray it as well if you're not looking out for it. It's crystal clear in the music video. Though the pain and anger in the song is evident if you just hear it with no visuals at all which is awesome.
How good they are live means reactions rarely use the music videos which are awesome (Yeah, in almost every case there's a better live but damn.. how good are Clever Sleazoid or Obscure? Well, creepy and fucked up more than good but... I stand by it)
I nonetheless love watching people react to Dir En Grey. Since I know it's not likely to get reccommended since it's a lot slower and more chill, I'll suggest Glass Skin. One of the few songs that has an English version too, though it's obviously inferior it's still great.
Also Mr Newsman and Marmalade are strange ones that rarely get reccommended...
Hopefully this coent gets seen!
Everyone that doesn't speak Japanese thinks the same thing at the beginning of the song, "Is he singing words right now"? 🤣
誰か和訳してくれ
5:38彼らは京の声にとても感動しました。
7:50京の声域に感動。
Place react to hageshisa to... by them from Budokan concert its brilliant
yes 😩 I always rewatch the “dive like hell and destroy” part
Jason2242001 is a champ for sending these to multiple people to react
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The visuals are WWII. Most believe the song is about the propaganda of war and how the sins of a few lead to the suffering of an entire population. Kyo (singer) knows the Japanese government played a role in what happened. He has expressed that both sides (Japan and US) were wrong. Japan refused to surrender and knowingly sacrificed their young men under a facade of duty to country while America had a new weapon and needed a reason to test it.
That said, some believe the visuals simply aid in the visual performance and the song was originally written as a protest to the death penalty in Japan. Some of the lyrics do align with this premise.
Kyo ¡¡¡¡¡¡ 🖤🖤🖤🤘🤘
*Vinushka one of the heaviest ones?*
Really Jason???
What about Obscure? What about Different Sense? Those are not only heavy and disturbing.
Who's Jason?
@@EmbraceTheSuck21 who recomended the song?
Well, meaning wise it can be called one of the heaviest imo
@@kira5563 probably, but for me visually obscure and different sense, are 🙃 equally the lyrics.
@@makokoro9073 The perception of music is very subjective so I can see why he called it one of the heaviest. Why not?
Oh, someone who says Diru reminds rammstein, they both my loved bands and i wish from the depth of my soul a feat between them asheashehaha
10:24 I can feel the pain...
やっぱ同じ人か？ってなるよね😁✨
Vi-Nush-Ka.
i wnat to be you're friend too "DIR EN GREY - Decayed Crow [eng sub] LIVE HD"
Actually, he is 45
he was 41 back then ;) [this footage is from the ANDROGYNOUS lives they did together with Pierrot in 2017]
And he still looks gorgeous
@@CosplayHeroUnite truly, I feel like he’s only gotten better with age
@@fghhfhhhf9323 he was reckless and had alot of bad habits (lifestyle and vocally) when he was younger. He sobered up and took coaching for taking care of his voice. He also looks better now.
Ewwwww what the fuck. Ramm-"stain" 😂😂 oh no.