he's from the Chinese region known for wars against the northern steppe invaders for thousands of years. Hence the "thrash-metal-like" style of performance.
its the atmosphere, the barrenness of the landscape, the lack of green compare to the last chapter, the destitution of the statue, the calmness the camera work, mysterious headless monk, then the singing, they shoudn't fit, yet somehow they fit perfectly.
It's so good to see the actual artist behind scene. The best part is, in the history, is actually mostly told by story telling folk artists like him, because most people hundreds years ago didn't know how to read.
is also a collection and rewrite of those folk stories about Xuanzang and Wukong. So the unamed story tellers were even earlier than the writer Wu Chengen.
His instrument kind of reminds me of a banjo 🪕 And for some reason this kind of reminds me of older American country-western music (from the early 1900s, before country music became more pop influenced)
But most Chinese also first time listen this, but yeah, it is so fascinating. China have lots of area cultures that we can't all familiar with. China have large territory and every area have a very long history, so there are so many things to explore even for a Chinese.
that tiger gave me hard time and when i defeated him and this dude pop out with music i was even more happy like yeah give me that damn music i deserve it xD
I am a Chinese gamer. Don't believe how popular this game is. We are forced to play this game by the Chinese government! The government forced us to stay at home and gave everyone a high-performance gaming computer. Some people even got PS5! Don't believe what the Chinese media says! CNN and BBC reports are the truth! Game Science spent a lot of money to buy the sales charts of Steam! They even gave money to UA-cam game anchors to promote Black Myth: Wukong! Everyone of them received money! Finally, thanks to IGN's review! It is objective and fair! It reflects the correct values of the United States and Europe! There is no double standard and discrimination!
The head in British museum belongs to bodhisattva Avalokitesvara, not the headless character in Wukong. It was donated by Late Hong Kong businessman Sir Joseph Edward Hotung not long ago.
@@Mikupigeon Why does a British museum have so many Chinese cultural relics? Are all the cultural relics donated by China? They are not stolen or sold. The country prohibits it. So, don't make excuses. A thief is a thief.
@kj4636 I wouldn't be surprised if they were all purchased by private collectors but the people they bought them from obtained them illegally and were Chinese locals who were desperate. Because it's one thing for the government mobilize a nation to invade and pillage another country of their treasure then bring it back to put it on display as war trophies. It's another to think rich folks with more generational wealth than they can squander would entice impoverished locals to rob their own cultural heritage for another week worth of food under an utterly dysfunctional regime. Then years later the family donate or rent their family's ill gotten gains to museums. So I'm more blaming unscrupulous individuals of British descent rather than the whole nation's government edict.
This style is a traditional Chinese opera style called 秦腔 (Qin Vocals). The dialect he sings specifically is called 陕北说书 (Shanbei Spoken Poetry/Book)。Supposedly the Qin Vocals were invented by the ancient Qin people that went on to form the Qin Dynasty. And it is still an art practiced today in modern day Shaanxi province. It is usually sang in weddings, funerals and opera houses where people drink tea and listen to Qin vocals. As someone whom is from the same province as him in China, I am so happy our culture is being shown to the world.
This is one hell of a performance. They opened chapter 2 with this banger even as a Chinese native I cannot get over how good this is. Many traditional Chinese music/musical instruments were considered dying arts by our main stream media, parents are proud to send their kids to learn western instruments like violin, piano etc. Kids who learn old arts for a living are often considered less cultured and low class, artists who do this for a living usually can barely get by. Just look at this man's camera footage quality! (Sad) Then have you seen LangLang play piano? That shit got 8K with fucking raytracing! Seeing this artist proudly and unapologetically play and sing his heart out genuinely brings tears. I wish him all the fortune and fame in the world!
Love this, one of my favourite parts of the game other than the animations shown at the end of each chapter. In a game with many memorable moments, this one stands out as one of the best!
I'm not Chinese, but as someone who has watched Chinese shows and maybe knows a little more about Chinese culture and mythology than the average American, it has been awesome playing the game and seeing little tad bits of stuff I've seen or heard of before. Currently almost done with chapter 4 and looking forward to the rest.
I'm not Chinese but I can appreciate Chinese mythology and chinese culture such as music. Black Myth Wukong is a successful game and I wish it wins game of the year.
As a Cantonese Chinese, I first heard singing from this region in 2001, got instantly hooked and loved it for more than twenty years. Very ancient and very cool.
It's amazing. Chapter 2 was the most memorable to me thanks to this incredible music. And, what's more, it was really refreshing to see stories and themes so outside of European story canon. It's a great cultural victory for China and I'm really happy for Game Science and for everyone who got to experience this wonderful game.
I haven't even played Black Myth in a while but the singing done by this guy is one of the things that come to mind even as a person who doesn't even know the language.
Chinas music is notoriously locked to china itself, same story like with Japan where creators are often not ok with their music being used outside of country. I watch certain Chinese donghua and it has music cut from it as creator allowed it only for China so they had to make separate streams one region locked for china one with no music for rest of the world.
I actually lived in the north of Shaanxi province in 2013 while teaching English in China. In a tiny little town of 400k called Jingbian. This is amazing!
Gamers in UK 🇬🇧 asked why the Lingji Boddisavatta was headless? The actual head statue was stolen from China by British armies during the invasion by G8 and in British museum. They should take it from the museum and return to China if they dare!
@@BOT_D There are tons of stolen relics that are in the museum. They created a law in 1963 that made it illegal to give them back to their rightful countries, saying “They are legally ours and are much safer in London”
@@BOT_D ya, they might one day. but I hope it's done in a more civilized way this time. the important things is to make sure the UK don't fuck the relics up
That is probably the dumbest thing chinese people take pride in. Even if we pretend every dynasty was the same civilization the last 100 years are a completely different civilization that in fact destroyed almost everything from before that.
He sounds great. Sounded great in-game, too. That music in game to my western ears sounded somehow like a traditional folk punk rock thing. Really interesting.
We're not used to seeing that in video games, so thank you so much for introducing us to another culture through video games. The game is a masterpiece 😍
i thought that part was a bit silly in the game cause in the english dub he would sing in mandarin, speak with an accent, but at the end of the chapter (no spoilers) he loses the accent🤔
@@bryankenzienuguid4901He's not actually singing in Mandarin but in Jin Chinese. It's about as hard to understand to the average Mandarin speaker as Scots is to the average English speaker. Like even with the English subtitles, it can be challenging to figure out what exactly the lyrics are saying. However, he switches to Standard Mandarin with hardly any hint of a regional accent when speaking.
@@BlinkyLass oooh thank you, that’s very interesting to learn, they must’ve done the accent change on purpose then, definitely a bit off without knowledge like this😅
Yes, the northern Shaanxi province. The gate keepers of the middle kingdom. The warriors who fought against waves after waves of northern invaders over thousands of years (the Aryans, the Huns, the Mongols, etc.)
@@MrJermson yep, it's basically a chokepoint between the Mogolian steppe and the Chinese farmland. 100km to the south, Yanan, lies the tomb of all Chinese's ancestor, Huangdi. 200km to the south, Xi'An, capital of China for over 1000 years.
It is worth mentioning that the Journey to the West was passed down through many years of adaptation and summarization by this kind of folk rap, which was eventually compiled and released by Wu Cheng'en into the now classic version.
I wish the song lasted longer because it was perfect fight music. Reminiscent of Kung Fu Hustle, I was rushing to any enemy I could see before the song ends.
Not gonna lie, I wish he was with us the whole game. He really added to the atmosphere and I liked the songs I kept thinking how much I'd love to hear them in the chapter 3
Many thanks - enjoyed your video so much. And what you did was such fun! I know this Wukong thing is ancient Chinese mythology but also based on Chinese Zen/Tao/Philosophy. To appreciate the deeper meanings hidden behind all those details in the game, one could check out the Chinese novel “A journey to the west” or the Chinese Zen Book “How to be Happy: the Wisdom to Attain Happiness and Success by Constructing an Invincible Mind”.
that instrument is called Sanxian, a 3 strings lute.. its kinda underrated worldwide until this game came out.. it also known as chinese banjo.. and there are similar ones tht we can refer to like japanese shamisen n sanshin (smaller one)
His name is 熊竹英 aka Xiong Zhuying and he specialises in Northern Shaanxi Storytelling. Check him out here: v.douyin.com/irwfUdFE/
是中国人吗？能找到陕西评书，厉害👍🏻，这玩意很小众
instrument:SanXian(translate as three strings in chinese)😀
陕西北部地区的“评弹” 看视频是榆林汉画像石博物馆😅
If you like this style of music, you can search on UA-cam: Huayin Laoqiang （华音老腔）Northwest folk music and rock combination
陕北哦，和关中不一样的@@Richard-ve1vh
He got me hooked with his voice in game. What a game.
power of culture
he's from the Chinese region known for wars against the northern steppe invaders for thousands of years. Hence the "thrash-metal-like" style of performance.
Black myth： WuKong
Man, I got obsessed also when I started and finished chapter 2, even as a native in China 😂😂😂
its the atmosphere, the barrenness of the landscape, the lack of green compare to the last chapter, the destitution of the statue, the calmness the camera work, mysterious headless monk, then the singing, they shoudn't fit, yet somehow they fit perfectly.
The headless monk 's head is at the British museum.😢
serious？
hahahaha
@@litodito6815opium wars
what do you think yellow hair rat is then?
@@el4369 I think you meant "illegally".
They gotta let this man sing at the GOTY award!
talent idea!
He should also cosplay the headless monk!
So no head?
@@hexPixelStarships hmmmm
yeah this game is pretty much guaranteed to be nominee there already
It's so good to see the actual artist behind scene. The best part is, in the history, is actually mostly told by story telling folk artists like him, because most people hundreds years ago didn't know how to read.
is also a collection and rewrite of those folk stories about Xuanzang and Wukong. So the unamed story tellers were even earlier than the writer Wu Chengen.
@@鱼大大-r2v indeed
说的对
@@鱼大大-r2v Just like the Grimms Brother writing down folk tales.
Then it might be a literature form of collective unconscious
this game has been such a breath of fresh air. chinese mythology is freakin cool.
True
It's even cooler they make it into a AAA game
Real, and now i want more, i hope game science give us a dlc and more Chinese mythology games.
@@supersaiyanwaltgeta1866 “Be silent, thou insolent fool, and disturb not the air with thy prattle!”.
Yeah it's pretty goddamned insane, now that I think about it!
He deserves a better mic.
he do not use mic, just take this video by cellphone.
*Better recording room
Which is what you heard in the game
😂
Luckily, we got to hear exactly that in the game.
@@roygu3308 yes, a cellphone microphone. so OP is correct.
This dude may have been a legend in China but now he is a legend globally!!! Loved his role in the game.
no
His instrument kind of reminds me of a banjo 🪕 And for some reason this kind of reminds me of older American country-western music (from the early 1900s, before country music became more pop influenced)
The truth is, before this game was released, most people in China had never even heard of this instrument, let alone this person.
But most Chinese also first time listen this, but yeah, it is so fascinating. China have lots of area cultures that we can't all familiar with. China have large territory and every area have a very long history, so there are so many things to explore even for a Chinese.
@@williamli5995no this instrument is one of the most used one in traditional opera. his music style is not common tho.
The best part is right after you kill the Tiger Vanguard boss. When he flicks his wrist to give you 'Rock Solid'.......so great!
that tiger gave me hard time and when i defeated him and this dude pop out with music i was even more happy like yeah give me that damn music i deserve it xD
@@IlyasIhazrirfavorite moment in the game so far for me. You grind that boss and when you finally get it he plays you victory music haha
@@IlyasIhazrirfor me the bear in chapter 1 was harder than the tiger in chapter 2
@@yojirex6374 you feel like a monke king xD
@@Oakland510 we that kung fu panda himself , a giant bear with fire cant ask for worse
-Did he really united his head?
-No.
-Where is the head then?
-The British Museum.
I am a Chinese gamer. Don't believe how popular this game is. We are forced to play this game by the Chinese government! The government forced us to stay at home and gave everyone a high-performance gaming computer. Some people even got PS5! Don't believe what the Chinese media says! CNN and BBC reports are the truth! Game Science spent a lot of money to buy the sales charts of Steam! They even gave money to UA-cam game anchors to promote Black Myth: Wukong! Everyone of them received money! Finally, thanks to IGN's review! It is objective and fair! It reflects the correct values of the United States and Europe! There is no double standard and discrimination!
The head in British museum belongs to bodhisattva Avalokitesvara, not the headless character in Wukong. It was donated by Late Hong Kong businessman Sir Joseph Edward Hotung not long ago.
@@Mikupigeon Why does a British museum have so many Chinese cultural relics? Are all the cultural relics donated by China? They are not stolen or sold. The country prohibits it. So, don't make excuses. A thief is a thief.
@kj4636 I wouldn't be surprised if they were all purchased by private collectors but the people they bought them from obtained them illegally and were Chinese locals who were desperate.
Because it's one thing for the government mobilize a nation to invade and pillage another country of their treasure then bring it back to put it on display as war trophies.
It's another to think rich folks with more generational wealth than they can squander would entice impoverished locals to rob their own cultural heritage for another week worth of food under an utterly dysfunctional regime. Then years later the family donate or rent their family's ill gotten gains to museums.
So I'm more blaming unscrupulous individuals of British descent rather than the whole nation's government edict.
whats funny , that rat was holding it all the time
This style is a traditional Chinese opera style called 秦腔 (Qin Vocals). The dialect he sings specifically is called 陕北说书 (Shanbei Spoken Poetry/Book)。Supposedly the Qin Vocals were invented by the ancient Qin people that went on to form the Qin Dynasty. And it is still an art practiced today in modern day Shaanxi province. It is usually sang in weddings, funerals and opera houses where people drink tea and listen to Qin vocals. As someone whom is from the same province as him in China, I am so happy our culture is being shown to the world.
That's awesome, what is the name of the instrument?
@@nrrdpanda the instrument you see in the game is called 三弦 or 3 strings. But it can also be played using 琵琶 or a Chinese lute.
感谢给老外普及咱们的民间艺术瑰宝
瞎科普，秦腔和陕北说书八杆子打不着
陕北说的是山西话，跟关中的秦腔八竿子打不着
This is one hell of a performance. They opened chapter 2 with this banger even as a Chinese native I cannot get over how good this is. Many traditional Chinese music/musical instruments were considered dying arts by our main stream media, parents are proud to send their kids to learn western instruments like violin, piano etc. Kids who learn old arts for a living are often considered less cultured and low class, artists who do this for a living usually can barely get by. Just look at this man's camera footage quality! (Sad) Then have you seen LangLang play piano? That shit got 8K with fucking raytracing!
Seeing this artist proudly and unapologetically play and sing his heart out genuinely brings tears. I wish him all the fortune and fame in the world!
你思考问题的角度真的很独特，向你致敬
Yes i really enjoyed the opening of chapter 2.
This is a Chinese game made by Chinese people to honor and embrace Chinese culture.
好易理解啫 出生 死人 都係這些樂器 同夀衣一樣 農歴新年 死人的 都是這些的
I loved his performance!
bro is such a vibe literally catch myself bopping mid game 😂
Nah, fr I was moving and bopping my head it was too good 🔥
I fought my way to the chapter 2, endured countless defeats, just to hear him strum that guitar. Worth every shattered piece of my pride!
This guy is unforgettable
That’s not a guitar. That instrument is called the "Sanxian," which means "three strings." It actually has only three strings.
Love this, one of my favourite parts of the game other than the animations shown at the end of each chapter. In a game with many memorable moments, this one stands out as one of the best!
Those animations were incredible. End of Chapter 5 is goated, however.
Hold your step, hold your step. Keep going reckless like this, you may lose your head...
The head was stolen and kept in British museum nowadays
to Great Britain
The head felt in the late 19 century and hidden at the British museum.
😂😂
a more direct translation: another reckless step, afraid you would be headless like me!
Its so awesome to see more chinese games come to fruit. As a Chinese to be able to experience Wukong is something special.
I'm not Chinese, but as someone who has watched Chinese shows and maybe knows a little more about Chinese culture and mythology than the average American, it has been awesome playing the game and seeing little tad bits of stuff I've seen or heard of before. Currently almost done with chapter 4 and looking forward to the rest.
I'm not Chinese but I can appreciate Chinese mythology and chinese culture such as music. Black Myth Wukong is a successful game and I wish it wins game of the year.
Esto es solo el inicio.
4 4 beat. Keeping time and rhythm with his shoe.
not his shoe, but a 'kuaiban' strapped in his leg.
the item On his leg is another traditional Chinese instrument , which is an art requires the unity
As a Cantonese Chinese, I first heard singing from this region in 2001, got instantly hooked and loved it for more than twenty years. Very ancient and very cool.
我都係第一次聽到，印象中嘅講故佬都冇樂器伴奏嘅
im on chapter 4 now, and honestly this headless singing has been the best part of the game so far
this guy is a legend, I love the headless singer
His head is in the UK.
Me too. I like this music it is fun and cool
Really enjoyed his singing.
Nice to see the person behind the character.
中国語は分からないけど、二章の始まりのこの曲と演出はどのゲームよりも最高だった。何回も聴きたい。ありがとう。
日本人として、この曲を聞いたらどんな気持ちになる？知りたいけどｗ
别总抄袭中国的文化
@@adawang6988？？？你在干嘛？？？
@@adawang6988建议滚，别招黑了😅
这是中国陕北方言，大部分中国人也听不懂
I am glad chinese tradtiona culture is appreicated by all ppl around the wolrd, that is a huge surprise for me.
It's amazing. Chapter 2 was the most memorable to me thanks to this incredible music. And, what's more, it was really refreshing to see stories and themes so outside of European story canon. It's a great cultural victory for China and I'm really happy for Game Science and for everyone who got to experience this wonderful game.
I haven't even played Black Myth in a while but the singing done by this guy is one of the things that come to mind even as a person who doesn't even know the language.
Finally !!!!!!!! Thank you sir ! Thank you
it's a goddang crime that his songs aren't in the official soundtrack download you get on steam =(
Well, i was expecting to have this song in the deluxe bundle. Apparently it's not.
Chinas music is notoriously locked to china itself, same story like with Japan where creators are often not ok with their music being used outside of country. I watch certain Chinese donghua and it has music cut from it as creator allowed it only for China so they had to make separate streams one region locked for china one with no music for rest of the world.
When he start singing, I can feeling back to chapter 2😂
The opening of chapter this song can make me feel the rough dry air rocks and dead trees desert. That is how powerful this song and instrument is.
I actually lived in the north of Shaanxi province in 2013 while teaching English in China. In a tiny little town of 400k called Jingbian. This is amazing!
tk u❤
靖边
我们的种子都来自靖边😂
400k isn’t exactly a tiny town.
@@ferretyluv😂😂
He is best , Wukong will agree with me :D
Wow, I enjoyed so much listening to him sing which is also storytelling!
Very Chinese, very original!
Recently finished Wukong, this dude was amazing!! Felt so good to beat a boss and hear this song afterwards !!
Gamers in UK 🇬🇧 asked why the Lingji Boddisavatta was headless? The actual head statue was stolen from China by British armies during the invasion by G8 and in British museum. They should take it from the museum and return to China if they dare!
I wonder why cant Chinese take it back using the same way? China is not alone in this matter, right?
@@BOT_D There are tons of stolen relics that are in the museum. They created a law in 1963 that made it illegal to give them back to their rightful countries, saying “They are legally ours and are much safer in London”
@@BOT_D ya, they might one day. but I hope it's done in a more civilized way this time. the important things is to make sure the UK don't fuck the relics up
中国人自己偷走卖了的
@@farmers740盗墓电影看多了？
Headless monk is one of the best gameing characters of the last years and the game is really awesome! Love the music
THE MAN
THE LEGEND
GOD, THANKS FOR POST THIS
I swear I thought he was singing and the translation was "Follow him via the link below"
What a song. Chinese civilization has been in continuation for 5 thousand years.
That is probably the dumbest thing chinese people take pride in. Even if we pretend every dynasty was the same civilization the last 100 years are a completely different civilization that in fact destroyed almost everything from before that.
Probably my favorite part of the game so far! The music being played by the headless monk is so amazing!
everytime this headless singer shows up,i stand still and listen 🤣
身为中国人，希望大家多了解中国文化，仅仅一个“陕北评书”包括了若干中国非物质文化遗产！陕北评书是在三弦书的基础上，广泛地吸收了秦腔、眉户和当地的信天游、陕北道情的曲调，演唱一些传说故事，渐渐地就形成了具有陕北地方特色的曲艺。其中的眉户又包含了【华阴老腔】这里的所有曲艺又都广泛的运用在了皮影戏上！是不是给外国朋友说的有点晕了？“陕北评书”中夹杂了这么多非遗【三弦儿书】【秦腔】【老腔】【眉户】【道情】【信天游】【皮影】！有意思吧！
Are there translation song in English
我仅作补充，身为已经移民了的中国人，我也希望大家多了解中国人对世界的好奇，自带的多元化属性还有高可塑性。
中国人有说英语的，有说德语的，有说西班牙语的，有说法语，阿拉伯语等各个语言的。中国还有喜欢各个国家地区的人。
中国人不仅像楼上所说的一样告诉你中国的各种事，你还可以很容易的从中国人中间找到对其他国家地区和你有同样兴趣的人。
你压根不用和中国人一样，因为你总会找到和你一样喜欢你的中国人。（当然，前提是，中国人）
@@saktikov i see there is subtitle when the headless sings
@@saktikov翻译？😂😂😂看看谁愿意下功夫吧，不好翻译
@@radiosparrow851😂 well I'm not player, just watching youtuber played. The sub look like tiny line on my Cell phone screen 😂
The first time he shows up is what made the game something extra special for me. It was just so unexpected and amazing.
Same
The headless musician in the game music always came up at the right time after each epic battle , it got me every time 😂
damn thanks for sharing, at first i was think how did he sing without the head, then found that he is a buddha himself, so fascinating!!
头在英国的博物馆里
This singing and style of music is so good. Mad props to this absolute artist! ❤
He sounds great. Sounded great in-game, too. That music in game to my western ears sounded somehow like a traditional folk punk rock thing. Really interesting.
Pity Monk, his head is in British Museum now
best part of the game was any part with him in it, makes me wanna just replay part 2 over and over again
The lyrics is awesome too, started by saying..’go slow, go slow, if u keep going like this u r gonna lose ur head too…’. That’s profound.. damn.
I get so hyped at 0:21
Waiting for da mamaco appears kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Chinese Northern ballad, quite similar to composition principles of Blues or Boogie Woods
Real talk…that track goes hard! 😂 I was jamming every time the headless guy popped up!
The headless monk 's head is still at the British museum!
skill issue
Skill issue
headless monk's head - at british museum
organless body's organ - inside other people's body
Theft Museum of British.
Game science implies that the British at that time was the Yellow Wind Monster, a cunning rat who stole Chinese cultural relics.
遊戲裡聽完一次就忘不了，超級厲害的節奏、弦律和唱腔❤
这个叫《秦腔》一种古老的音乐
@@jin2396 这不是秦腔，这叫陕北说书
Everyone who heard this guy in game simultaneously realized how much they need this in their lives. Epic goosebumps.
We're not used to seeing that in video games, so thank you so much for introducing us to another culture through video games. The game is a masterpiece 😍
It now feels odd to see him play and sing with a head! 😂😂😂
Appreciate you highlighting this gentleman. He was one of the many amazing things about this game.
Best Video Game Character of the Year
Probably most popular Chinese singer among the world this year. Hat(head) off for Game Science!
Some of the most iconic moments in the game.
Now i just need wait for the song to be covered in Scottish!
that would be really funny 🤣
i thought that part was a bit silly in the game cause in the english dub he would sing in mandarin, speak with an accent, but at the end of the chapter (no spoilers) he loses the accent🤔
@@bryankenzienuguid4901He's not actually singing in Mandarin but in Jin Chinese. It's about as hard to understand to the average Mandarin speaker as Scots is to the average English speaker. Like even with the English subtitles, it can be challenging to figure out what exactly the lyrics are saying. However, he switches to Standard Mandarin with hardly any hint of a regional accent when speaking.
@@BlinkyLass oooh thank you, that’s very interesting to learn, they must’ve done the accent change on purpose then, definitely a bit off without knowledge like this😅
hahahahahah ,soooo funny
It should be in the next gameawards, it would be something interesting
Developers saved a lot of money on facial animations :D
Q:Why does this person keep tapping his left feets?
A:Because a paiban(clapper) tied on his left leg.
Yes, the northern Shaanxi province. The gate keepers of the middle kingdom. The warriors who fought against waves after waves of northern invaders over thousands of years (the Aryans, the Huns, the Mongols, etc.)
is it?
@@MrJermson yep, it's basically a chokepoint between the Mogolian steppe and the Chinese farmland. 100km to the south, Yanan, lies the tomb of all Chinese's ancestor, Huangdi. 200km to the south, Xi'An, capital of China for over 1000 years.
陕西省的北部叫陕北，陕北不是省名称
其实是甘肃不是陕西
@@TianxiangSong 1. 这是陕北说书。
2. 陇右军事贵族，就是继承了北魏六镇的血统，所以甘肃东南（凉州）和陕北（夏州）的文化基因很接近，比甘肃西北的瓜洲肃洲还要接近。
3. 展开上面第二点，中国北方当时气候波动大，有时降雨线北移动，半农半牧区域可以推进到呼和浩特附近。有时河南都干旱无雨。 造成了北方几百年的动乱和华夏民族的再融合。
Awesome，finally someone with clout posted this
Hopefully more people see how much of Legend he is!
Incredible, i absolutely loved that part in the game, you can't help but to jam along, just great
It is worth mentioning that the Journey to the West was passed down through many years of adaptation and summarization by this kind of folk rap, which was eventually compiled and released by Wu Cheng'en into the now classic version.
Good music but didn't get used to the excessive head
That's funny and deep.
It would have been sick if he showed up and played music for every boss fight. Like you see him walking on the edge of the fight in the background.
Hello from Singapore! Thank you for this video! 😀
I wish the song lasted longer because it was perfect fight music. Reminiscent of Kung Fu Hustle, I was rushing to any enemy I could see before the song ends.
Man sings better than most mainstream artist these days
The way Casetoo mimics this headless singer😂😂
Chapter 2 was my favorite chapter. This right here was a very big reason for it.
When I encountered this in-game.. I was blown away .. . LoL Brilliant !
I born in Taiwan and living in, because of some reason , I can directly understand some lyrics of this song , even singer with his own accent.
除非籍貫陝北，陝北 & 台灣 口音不關連吧！ 說文字及文化的理解及相通比較合適。
@@emilylau8553 我小的時候，有些鄰居老伯就是講這類口音，這用不上什麼文字的理解。
When I was a kid , some of my neighbours speaking like this accent.
@@derekskins429 明白了，就是从大陆去的国民党老兵的口音，你曾经住在台湾眷村对吧？
@@suhuaxu 不只是老兵也不一定要住眷村,總之1949 年前後一堆尋常人跟著國民黨政府逃命跑來台灣,台灣的土地上就是多了這些異鄉人,那個年代住北部真的很容易遇到各路口音土話.
跟台湾一点也没有关系
Thankyou for sharing this man's genius with us. What a banger this is
Dude this song made my day after winning the fight 🙌
This guy is shredding! Definitely one of my favorite characters in the game.
Can’t get him out of my head, even he doesn’t have one😂
還原度很高，只是多了腦袋
这个是原唱 但是大家评论都和你一样说貌似多了个东西
@@世界和平-h9e 原來就是原唱🤣🤣🤣
没办法，现在的英国人没能力偷了
应该把头拿掉
再说他就把头摘下来给你看
About to blast this in my car.
This piece of music in the game.....moved me in ways i didnt think possible anymore....being the pessimistic, jaded kinda person that i am!
Not gonna lie, I wish he was with us the whole game. He really added to the atmosphere and I liked the songs I kept thinking how much I'd love to hear them in the chapter 3
Black myth wukong:
guns 0
sex 0
woke 0
bangers 100
British museum: hey i know that body!!!
Bruh I been going round my house singing gibberish to the sound of this guy 😂 I love it
I absolutely loved the headless singer. So good.
SOOOOOOO Gooood!! The start of Chapter 2 was solidified with his song
Black myth wukong chapter 2: *exists*
Xiong Zhuying: “ooohimabouttomakeanameformyselfyea”
We gettin outta Shanxi with this one!
This fkin comment. Up you go. @channel owner, can u pin this pls?
I want his Monke shirt !
Dang man, don't burn my house down with that fire youre spitttin 🔥
Many thanks - enjoyed your video so much. And what you did was such fun! I know this Wukong thing is ancient Chinese mythology but also based on Chinese Zen/Tao/Philosophy. To appreciate the deeper meanings hidden behind all those details in the game, one could check out the Chinese novel “A journey to the west” or the Chinese Zen Book “How to be Happy: the Wisdom to Attain Happiness and Success by Constructing an Invincible Mind”.
follows you around to hype you up and give you new powers, best character ive seen in the game so far
Im gonna blast this in the car all week
His instrument looks awesome
yea btw the actual relic Buddha head is in British museum
that instrument is called Sanxian, a 3 strings lute.. its kinda underrated worldwide until this game came out.. it also known as chinese banjo.. and there are similar ones tht we can refer to like japanese shamisen n sanshin (smaller one)
The headless monkey scenes hyped me up through with my playthroughs so far, dude is amazing!