Rappers React To Ningen Isu "Heartless"!!!
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2020
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The drummer is younger. I heard he's a newer member than the other two. He looks like maybe in his 40's. These guys have been around for 33 years and have like 23 albums. They were asking to finally have success in this song and they did. This is their first big international hit. DId their first ever European tour before Corona. Awesome story. They sound so much like Black Sabbath at times.
Actually, Nobu (the drummer) is 53.
@@diego_meira its the drummer turkey ex-go!go!7188? he look similar
@@balaxbolox Sorry man, I don't even know what you're talking about.
The timeline of members is on the wikipedia page, there's been 5 different drummers, but the current guy has been in the band much longer than the previous drummers - he joined in 2004.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ningen_Isu
They're all a very similar age, born in 1965-66
These guys are all really amazing. They've apparently been struggling to gain notoriety for a long time, having to work odd jobs to make ends meet while making their music. I hope for them to have all the success in the world. Talent like this shouldn't get passed by.
I had the pleasure and privilege of seeing these guys live in London back in February. My god what a show! 2 and half hours they played, no support act. A very small crowd of around 400. If you ever get the chance to see them shred live then do it. Shabadabadia!
Underworld, right? I was also there in February but I was seeing Tragedy (I didn't know about Ningen Isu then).
@@shaunpierce4174 yes that's the one. Man you missed an epic show.
You going to have some serious f****** chops to play two and a half hour show
@@christopherblowers443 yep. They came on at 6.30pm and played straight through til 9pm.
2 and a half hours??? Gosh, audience must have be so tired. Too long is coming an end to the boring, right?
A liturature professor, a monk and a yakuza walk into a bar...
And melt everyone's faces off.
Arigato for you Guys Amazing reaction🙏🇯🇵They said in an interview 32 years ago, "I want to play music for the next 30 years." I shook when I saw it.😱😱😱
Grandpa metal. The band has been together since 87, this drummer since 2004. They have 21 albums.
Two of them are playing together from 1986
I was lucky enough to see them play at the US Navy Base in Yokosuke in 2004. They were incredible then and have not lost any of the energy they pumped into that small crowd of maybe 300 sailors.
These guys straight up rock. Definitely should check out more of their stuff.
This band has done 22 albums since 1987. The core members are Shinji Wajima (guitar) & Ken-ichi Suzuki (bass) since the beginning. They only release albums/songs that they intended, thus they were never a profitable success before and only known among Metalheads in Japan and some foreign fans. this video explain in details of their album history:
Music Is A Journey, Episode 22: About Ningen Isu
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Yes, Ningen Isu was strongly influenced by Black Sabbath. Other influences include UFO, Led Zeppelin, Kiss, Budgie, King Crimson, and similar artists. The play style of Wajima's guitar is influenced by guitarists such as Robert Fripp, Tony Iommi, Jimmy Page, Ace Frehley, Michael Schenker, and also the sound of Tsugaru-jamisen. Suzuki loves Kiss and paints his face white and moves like Gene Simmons. Suzuki has a high opinion of Nakajima's (drummer) eight beat.
You can even hear from Wajima himself about this song.
Ningen Isu / Heartless Scat official Reaction 3 (Human chair / heartless Scat)
ua-cam.com/video/PJjBNWoxIxg/v-deo.html
The bold one, who looks like bhuddist monk, at his "young" times, usually wear very long hair, you all need to see more of old videos of this legendary band, i swear.
thanks for the videos guy.
They have been around for 30 years - check out their covers of Sabbath, Budgie, King Crimson, Rainbow numbers.
Great reaction to an awesome band. The members are in their mid-50's and have been playing together for over 30 years, so far I think they have released over 20 albums. And keep rockin'!
Their video they made opening their first youtube play button, just melts your heart. So humble, so sweet, and amazing musicians.
Namahage by Ningen Isu is top tier, you guys should definitively check it out. If you want some weird but interesting stuff, check out the song Forest With This Memory Of A Free Festival by the band Ted Maul.
Ningen Isu are basically Japanese Black Sabbath. They've been doing this forever.
Ningen Isu has been going strong, playing heavy, fast metal for 30ish, nearly 40 years. You can find video of them from back in the mid 80's on youtube.
Watching people react to Ningen Isu for the first time is almost as good as watching people react to Jinjer for the first time.
Check out Namahage by them next.
Been a band for 30 plus years, but only recently got some more recognition because youtube's algorithm kept recommending this song to people for some reason. This song was definitely about that, they always did well enough to live if they had day jobs, but never actually big enough. The singer also lost a marriage because of his musician lifestyle I believe. So how fitting that it was this song that got them this late surge of popularity. Really an example of persistence paying off. They just got their first little tour in Europe and were going to be at south by southwest before covid ended that.
Also, amazing that I think they've been making some of their best music this past 5 years. Most bands, even the greats, tend to lose it one way or the other before their first decade into being a band.
Love this band so glad they are finally getting the recognition they deserve.
One of the greatest bands out of Japan! Legends!
I love this band. The look is so cool. Samurai Grandpa, Japanese Uncle Fester and 70s Yakuza Dad.
Your guys reactions were awesome. You two are a great duo.
Also when I look at smoky Ramirez all I see is king Echbert from Vikings man. So freaky.
That was awesome!! I love you guys for bringing so much weird new stuff into my life!
You young guys forget that somebody wrote and played those classics and some of those people are still around. These guys are about the ages of the guys in Metallica. Their backstory will be appreciated by anyone in the business. Grinding it out for 30 years. Regular Joe jobs during the week, gigging on the weekends. Never giving up. Then, one day, the YT algorithm hits. You should see their live stuff. 30 years of practice turns into one hell of a show.
Scat is a talent if beatboxing is talent
Good point
Agreed
You should checkout some beatboxing!
Jonathan davis from korn scats
@@johntangeble9123 good idea
Vinnie Paul from Pantera was pretty hefty.
Scat is absolutely a talent. Ella Fitzgerald is rolling in her grave right now at the notion that it isn't.
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The song is indeed a prayer for success. And sure enough, this is the song that propelled them into the international scene. So say your prayers.
The guitarist Shinji Wajima and the bassist Kenishi Suzuki have known each other since junior high. They formed the band in 1987. They are both 54. Drummer Nobu Nakajima is 53, and joined the band in 2004.
They had initial success as a band, when they released their first album in 1989, and were featured on a national TV show. This was an era when metal had some mainstream success in Japan due to X-Japan being so huge.
Their popularity waned, along with metal in general a few years after that. They continued to record and tour as they could, while working regular jobs to make ends meet. They have over 20 records now.
In 2013, they were invited to play at Ozzfest Tokyo, and their popularity jumped back up. They were able to quit their jobs and go full time in music again.
Their 2019 album Shin Seinen was their biggest album ever. They toured outside Japan for the first time in 2019. Germany and London. All this success in their 50's at long last. So I guess the moral of the story is to never give up doing what you love.
Your right.... completely forgot about Mrs.Fitzgerald
@@Hollywood6IX, not to mention Cab Calloway (featured in The Blues Brothers). Even Mel Tormé and Louis Armstrong were known to do scat. Scatman Crothers... Even the rat pack dabbled a bit in scat here and there. OK, OK, before you guys were born.
@@johnschultz7765 I grew up on most of them as a kid in the 70's...and thanks to Night Court I learned about Mel Torme...thanks to my Goddaughter's father he would constantly play him on the way to highschool in '86/87 and 88...
@@jonsummerville9022, cool! I'm pretty sure that Harry Anderson was a fan of the velvet frog in real life as well.
My dad was a pro jazz musician in the late 40's (between the wars) before family life starting in the mid 1950's. And both parents were music teachers. So perhaps I had more exposure than the average kid to the jazz greats.
Mike Portnoy only looked fit in the early years. The first DragonForce drummer was a chubster too.
Wow, that was awesome! 😃
Oh damn! Didn't expect you guys to get to Ningen Isu. Underrated band for sure.
Finally, I love this band
Please do a reaction to the live version of Tousei by Dir en Grey. I would ask for their live performance of Macabre but, it's a long song and I would rather you guys get a feel for the band before stepping up to that. The band has been around since the 90's and they are still going strong. Their frontman Kyo... I can't express the things that man makes me feel when he sings. He puts everything into his performances. Never mind Kaoru (guitarist), Die (guitarist), Shinya, (Drummer), and Toshiya (Bassist) when they play. So many feelings.
Sick! I would never have heard this. Thank you. I will have to check out more. P.s. Karnivool and their song Deadman. Australia's finest.
These guys have been together for 30 years ( the drummer I think has only been a member for 10) and have around 20 albums I love this group very amazing stuff they're a riff band and they have many many great ones!
From the meaning of their band name to the dialect they're singing in I highly recommend reading Ningen Isu's wiki, really neat stuff.
Another Japanese band I would recommend, anything by Dir en Grey as they have a unique sound. If you want a more theatrical performance with extremely intricate and precise guitar playing, try Versailles.
Roots Bloody Roots by Sepultura would be a fun vid.
Man is making that guitar SING! Keep rockin’ it out! 🤘🏻❤️
Love this band, they have been around for about 30 years and have 20 something albums. You should react to Maximum the Hormone with the song Yoshu Fukushu ( or any song ) ,also a japanese band.
You guys really got into this one, man! It was indeed an awesome pleasure to watch. This band, Ningen Isu (Smokie's second pronunciation being the correct one) has been around since 1990 or 91. Their name literally means "The Human Chair", taken from a short story by one Edogawa Ranpo. They draw most of their sound inspiration from Black Sabbath, KISS, Zeppelin, Ace Frehely, and like others as well as the King of Horror himself, H.P. Lovecraft. Their bassist is a huge Gene Simmons fan. Gotta do a react to their song "The Colour Out of Space". Until next time... 🙏 💘 ✌
Finally someone who turned on the subtitles, great work.
Shinji Wajima, the guitarist, was 53 years old when this MV had been made.
Noriyuki Pat Morita was maybe 52 years old when 'The Karate Kid' had been released.
Glad you guys finally dove into this! They don't have a bad song....the album from 2000 is my personal favorite!
Along your journey thru asian metal i highly highly highly suggest Dir En Grey. A good few songs to choose from would be Vinuska, Saku, Obscure(explicit), or Dead tree. Love watching you guys! Keep it up!
There's a couple more songs (at least) from these guys you two should check out... Namahage (ua-cam.com/video/CLoUY1kA4ZY/v-deo.html) and The Colour out of Space (ua-cam.com/video/1JY89ZxVqEg/v-deo.html) which is based on a story by H. P. Lovecraft. edit: I can think of at least one heavyset drummer, the guy in Finntroll (ua-cam.com/video/GclKDei5hHU/v-deo.html)
the drummer of fintroll seems to be fit : ua-cam.com/video/YN7wKgeYntc/v-deo.html
They'll like the Japanese Black Sabbath. Great band.
Love you guys my ATL bros! I honestly just saw this and it has blown my freaking mind!
An fyi. the u in Isu isn't pronounced. It's eece=Is. That's how the guitarist said it in an interview. Oh and this band has been around for like 3 decades. They weren't mainstream though. They were more in the metal underground in Japan.
It's a devoiced high back unrounded vowel. Devoiced vowels can be difficult to hear, but they're not absent.
2 Japanese metal bands that are a must see: X Japan (I recommend: X or Kurenai ) and Dir En Grey (Child Prey or Cage)
as far as rhyming in japanese goes, each letter ends in 1 of 5 vowel sounds (A, I, U , E, O) so its alot easier to rhyme in japanese than in english
These guys have been around since the 80s
I watched someone react to this the other night and straight fell in love with it, so when I saw my 2 favorite things come together Rappers who are reactors who react to a genra they don't produce and I saw that you were reacting to this song I had to click and I wasn't disappointed, more over I actually learned something and came out of this with the same questions you were asking and thinking in the reaction! I subbed, hit the bell, liked the video and am leaving a comment to thank you and let ya know I can't wait to blow through all your other reactions and can't wait for more of them. One question, and I will go look but have you two reacted to any Falling in Reverse? If not you should, my advice is react to at least 12 different songs because Ronnie does a little bit of everything in his music and you can't get a feel for his style off of less then a dozen songs plus Ronnie is a great guy who treats his fans better then just about any artist I have ever heard of. He is a hugely popular streamer on Twitch as well and reacts to things as well as plays video games and chat with his Twitch community and has some incredible give aways because he really does love 95% of the people who stop by his Twitch streams. That other 5% are the ones who say negative, sexual, political shit or are causing issues repeatedly and it is always a good time to hear him ban them and then explain why they got banned. Someone told him to take his shirt off one time and he banned them in the blink of an eye and when he explained why it was the most logical thing in the world and although he was upset he was able to keep is cool well explaining that men historically get in all sorts of issues because they say things like that to a women and it is no different when it is said to a man, we need to stop having double standerds and realize if we want equality we all need to act like it, if its wrong for a guy to say or do something it's the same for a girl. If a woman would get upset when a man said something then we as men need to do the same because we really are all humans and we do need to come together and not allow one sex to do or say something the other sex can't because it's how we have allowed cancle culture to exist and much of how man have historically acted is why we are seeing so many issues tody. That was the gist of what he was saying and it made so much sense to me because he was right we need to learn as men and women where to draw that line, many women do but very few men ever even realize they shouldn't allow some of the things we do and we need to be better as men to not treat others the way we do of both sexes.
At 1st when Ronnie was talking I was kinda taken it back, like ? Really blocked for saying he should take his shirt off? I've seen much much worse said on different streams and the guys usually laugh about it and usually they'll take it even further and be making jokes that made me shake my head and usually quit watching but when he started to explain it made so much sense, he wasn't being crazy infact quite the opposite, others are crazy and that is why we see the issues we do in today's day and age. We've gotta be better at learning to draw a line and never let others cross it.
Now I’ve seen it all... freaking amazing!
If you want Pirate Metal: either Storm Seeker- The Longing, or Alestorm- Drink.
If you want more Viking Chants: either Skald- Run, or Wardruna- Gra.
Epic.
I believe scat comes from jazz, and the thing about it is to become one more instrument within the band. Its all about being virtous with the tone, the pitch, volumen, rithm, notes attack and some times velocity. Its difficulty is similar to a guitar solo but using your own voice
I am a classically trained singer and I cannot improvise scatting no way in hell. That is a high level of talent. Not to mention from a writing standpoint, knowing when to use it for the proper emotional effect. The “lululu...” part in this song in the place of part of the bridge(I think?) is used there because the lead singer says he thinks that there are some feelings so intense that you can’t even put them to words, and it just becomes a nonsensical sound from the heart.
Try reacting to a group called BRIDEAR and the song titled LIGHT IN THE DARK.
They are another all girl band from JAPAN, so you know you cant go wrong.
With a dual guitar intro and a dual guitar solo, these girls rock.
Also there is a special GROWL affect in the song as well, enjoy.
These guys are in the same age group as Tool. They have been kicking major ass for decades, need to dig into their catalogue.
“This guy has taken one too many of his blood pressure medication this morning” 😂
We need another Mastodon reaction dudes, I say do an old one and try out Hearts Alive! It's off the Leviathan album which is about Moby Dick.
Will do
@@Hollywood6IX especially since they are fellow Georgians...heck y'all just need a day set aside for various Georgia acts...B-52's, REM, Indigo Girls, Little Richard and so many more...
LOL- Mr Miagi, Uncle Fester and Honky Tonk Man. I loved the comments.
I've posted a few times, that if you're going down the J Rock rabbit hole you MUST MUST try Dir En Grey. They will blow you away. I recommend starting with Vinushka, then something like Diabolos, Amon, Different Sense but be sure to get to their masterpiece Macabre (at Tubula Rasa). Get the version with the lyrics and pay attention to the visuals.
Also, J Rock should include some Maximum the Hormone songs as well. Glad you guys do this. Hope I get enough thumbs up that you consider Dir En Grey.
Six String Ninja
Digging the Bloodywood in the background before the song begins. They led me here.
Ningen Isu is amazing, these older gentlemen rock harder than most American bands half their age, sucks that we live in a world where real talent like this gets overlooked yet stupid talent less hacks like Billie Ellish get' all the praise.
I refer to these guys as 'Jiji' (Japanese for Elder/Grandfather) (he actually dresses like a 19th century Calligrapher in Edo(Tokyo)Japanese Elvis and yeah...Uncle Fester(dressed as a Shinto Priest)...or because of their longevity Japan's Rush...😉😁
HEARTLESS SCAT - NINGEN ISU Band
If you, Holy Angels, do exist in this universe
Will you bless me on the cheeks?
With my painful effort never paid off
I've just been standing in the shadow
Will the day come someday when I can fly high in the sky?
Will the day come when I can see the Sun?
Tell me, Holy Angels
Shabadabadia
Shabadabadia
Babababa
Shabadabadia
Shabadabadia
Babababa
If you, Divine Goddess, are staying hidden somewhere
Why don't you smile at me on my forehead?
I've never tasted the nectar of victory
I’ve never succeeded in love
Will the day come when I can get intoxicated by the victory?
Will the day come when I can embrace love?
Tell me, Divine Goddess
Shabadabadia
Shabadabadia
Babababa
Shabadabadia
Shabadabadia
Babababa
Countless stars are twinkling in the sky
Every one of us is under them
With a thousand wishes in each heart
Lululu Lululu
If you, Lord Buddha, really exist in some place
Please have mercy on me, too
Having nothing precious in my possession
Desolated
Isolated
I've been living my life with a series of failures
Will the day come when I can totally be satisfied?
Will the day come when my dreams come true?
Tell me, Lord Buddha
Shabadabadia
Shabadabadia
Babababa
Shabadabadia
Shabadabadia
Babababa
Shine a light on my life
Shine a light on my future
Shine a light on every creature
Shine a light on tomorrow for all.
It's time, it's time, its......Gene Hoglan Time. I heartily recommend Detox from Stapping Young Lad, Devin Townsend's old band.
I'm glad you dug this one.
Pink Floyd Great gig in the sky song with no words it's about the transition between living and dying
Japanese Uncle Fester is shredding it
The guitarist and bass-player is born 1965. 1 year younger than me....Next song form Ningen Isu (hard G) Life for sale ( English subtitle) This song is sort of prayer of success. What happened? This video got viral... and they did their first tour abroad. 2 gigs in Germany and 1 in Britain... and then corona came along before they had the chance to play in the states.....they had a gig booked in the states.... Oh when this corona is over..... the concerts gonna explode :-)
Shout out to the comments section for suggesting great songs to these guys so I can then get to experience the songs and reactors.
Hahaha:) you guys seems chilled. Im a bloodfan of Ningen Isu😎 its progmetal from another dimension!
It's so weird I commented suggesting this. I have this playlist with pretty much everyone you guys have picked.
Thanks guys for liking it.
They are a great band, a regular goto while I'm at work
That dog though. lol
Remember that, Yoko Ono, great gig in the sky
Bad religion had a "big boy" drummer back in the late nineties, saw them at the 98 warped tour, hella good.
Does one have to pay to patreon to get their requests done?? I am poor AF , but love your channel and both of you.
That opening riff is a copy of Paul Gibert "Viking Kong'. Paul is popular in Japan for his guitar wizardry.
Smokey Ramirez: Drummers are usually jacked.
Akane: Hold my Ramen bowl....
Junna & Haruna: Yeah, you show him!
I don't think any of those three fantastic drummers are more than 4'10" or above 90 pounds... But they are in shape, that's for sure!
人間椅子を聴いてくれてありがとう✨
貴方達の会話が日本語字幕でもあればもっと楽しめたと思います😊
You may be thinking of Pantera. The drummer, Vinnie Paul, was heavyset.
Don't understand a single word and it's awesome.
that's the power of music!!
& I agree it's a powerful song, have tons more to say just not sure how to put it . ...so I'll just leave it for when the time is right
also I DO believe there is a God, tryin to live my life accordingly but it's hard sometimes
also also lyrics don't have to rhyme to be good, feel like that's a RAP focused deal
For a request anything OPETH
red fang - prehistoric dog, you guys will dig that video for sure!!
Like it hits hard
Hey there I enjoy your content a lot ure very fun to watch!
Ima go throw a recommenation into the pool, too:
Diablo Swing Orchestra
Go with the song "Balroog Boogie"
I want to see u guys reacting on classic music vs metal. (Swing elements, very epic) The band actually is doing tons of different stuff, line no song is like the other. "Black Box Messiah" or "pink noise waltz" I can also recommend to check out.
Have a nice day!
If ya want to hear some more ningen isu, take a listen to "hellish mirror" and "hell's mountain of needles". I saw these guys years ago when I was stationed in Japan
You guys gotta check out Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas "Let Me Hear" and some of The Pillows catalog for some awesome Japanese music.
I ran across ningen awhile back,who knew the Japanese could rock heavy metal.their great.
Cowboy Mouth is a band with a big drummer, he's also the lead singer, they had a pretty big song back in the 90s called Jenny Says that I'd recommend you to check out.
So is scat a "Lyrical" Talent may be debatable however you can not argue that it is definitely a "Musical" Talent
Same band check out The Colour out Of Space. Another great tune from them.
Great reaction guys. Great song I was surprised of their talent. Will you react to TETRARCH: IM NOT RIGHT. Many Thx
You guys might lime Danko Jones from Canada , I suggest "I think bad thoughts"
Please react to "Another Life" by Motionless In White.
Bro I mentioned this like months ago
You sure did....but twisted insane was a good choice by you as well
Boston from the 70s... their drummer was a hefty guy.
Cool band! Would like to see you guys do a reaction to Evil in your eye by Church of the Cosmic skull.
Guys, I will tell you a story... In the early nineties I was a so called rock star and I traveled to Japan... The most confusing country in the world... I stayed there because I had a thing with a famous porn star, she was 19 and I was 30.. and officially porn and prostitution did not exist... Hard Rock was the most popular form of music but did not exist officially... It was a culture of shame, but everything goes... I loved Japan, still do... And there is so much beautiful metal over there! I remember this band from back then...
They have been around since 1986. They won a talent show and took off from there.
Famous scat singers are Dizzy Gillespie, Ella Fitzgerald, Sammy Davis Jr, Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong so yes it's a talent!
they been around since 1987