Thanks for streaming 'Longma' Everywhere! Spotify/Apple/Amazon: songwhip.com/ninimusic Thanks everybody for being so supportive and helping me get to this point in my career! I won’t stop here! Gotta keep improving 💙🖤🤘🏻 Edit: WOW! We broke 1million, thank you all so much for sharing and watching! Edit 2: We Broke 2million views! I'm in shock! Edit 3: Almost at 3million!! Edit 4: Thanks for 5million!
We've finally reached a point where people around this world are testing the limits of what the instruments they grew up with are capable of. Record everything, even if we can't figure out where it goes or what it represents, scream it out to the stars... Music might be what outlives us all. It's the language that doesn't need to be explained. It just needs to be felt.
Beautiful. I love how the Internet has brought so many parts of the world together to share. Music transcends time, and the Internet transcends borders.
@@ninpo619 Check out Altan Urag. They were some of the first in Mongolia to be pushing the boundaries of traditional instruments. They did the music for the movie Mongol and the TV show Marco Polo.
I love how diverse folk metal has become! From Celtic to Slavic, Scandinavian to Middle Eastern, Polynesian to Asian, there are so many beautiful cultures bringing metal into their wonderful music, and I love it! Keep up the amazing work!!! :)
As a 54 year old American Metalhead, I find myself discovering heavy metal again, like in my teenage years. So many new individuals and bands breaking the barriers musically and culturally. I discovered HU while recovering from a stroke during Covide. My Love for heavy metal was rekindled and refreshed, and I really think it helped me recover and gave me back some of my yourh I loved your video I hope the young generation expands on what they are creating. Rock and and shred all your culture traditional instruments people all over the 🌎 hear your creativity 👏 👌 ✌️ Music is a universal language
I agree, been a fan of all different types of music. But Metal has always been my favorite. No I don't have a favorite band or song , I enjoy most every one. A fan Bobby Adair.
I would reccoment some bands like Waggaki band and things like celtic metal and viking metal. So many cultures are doing their own take on metal these days. Also there was a band from Singapore I think called Seraphim. Metal is everywhere and it is a universal language.
I'm a 60 year old metal head, traditional metal, but about 2 years ago I discovered Symphonic Metal, my favorite band today is Leaves eyes! Yesterday I discovered nini! So far I'm enjoying very much what I'm hearing! What a beautiful and refreshing change to my norm! The more I experience nini the more I'm hooked. For Nini You are absolutely astonishing , the most intriguing woman I have ever seen on UA-cam! You are incredibly gorgeous and talented! I found you by luck yesterday and i have been nothing but impressed by you ever since....
Here I am at 1:45 pm in Germany, listenening to Taiwanese Folk Metal and it slaps hard AF. All the love from this german Metalhead Nini, nothing but success for you!
I think this is great! I'm from the western part of the US where there are wide-open spaces, horses running wild, a big sky, and people of strong spirit. I know that this music comes from a land on the other side of the world from me, but I connect with it immediately and it reminds me of home in the American west. It makes me realize that there are probably big skies and strong spirits all over this world.
Yes. It also reinforces something I concluded when visiting China (I'm Aussie, so Western Culture) - no matter what culture we are, we are all human, and there will always be some things that work the same.
Discovered Nini during the pandemic when streaming on Reddit first became a thing (Streamed myself too with drums). Been following her since. Stay rocking Nini!
Metal truly is the universal music style... blew my mind when I found The Hu and got a taste for Mongolian... but then I find this channel. Rock on, brothers and sisters... subscribed! 🤘
The minor pentatonic scale is the secret to good music. Metal is based on the blues, and blues is based on a mix of african and celtic folk styles, and both are based on the minor pentatonic scale, because that is the secret to good music, and lots of other folk musics use it for that reason. Discuss
@@juangalton999 The Hu is Mongolian - specifically, they are from Ulaanbaatar - please try to keep up with the conversation if you want to jump in and be a know-it-all, thanks.
The instrument she's playing is called a sanxian (pronounced sen-zee-en), a 3-string fretless lute from China believed to be the early predecessor of the Tsugaru shamisen.
Modern Mongolian folk Music - "Sandy Desert" ua-cam.com/video/1P4BPeEo_Lg/v-deo.html Shanz 3 Mongolian folk band- ua-cam.com/video/gWrac7lTKZg/v-deo.html Behi/Бэхи - Argagui Amrag, Traditional Shanz Instrumental With Modern Variation ua-cam.com/video/2IdO4Mg1C18/v-deo.html
I'm a big fan of Folk Metal. Hearing different cultures from around their world add their own flavor to metal is really sick. Look forward to more from this artist.
I love how traditional can be made hardcore, you fall in love with it and it doesn't matter which nationality you are from an you can still appreciate it
Wow, I can't even put in words the feeling in this. It sounds so heavy, then like a Western, and so fun. Indeed we are at a turning point where folk metal is the way. As of the turn of the decade, we have had folk metal, doom metal, medieval metal, and a few others just come out and hit hard. I'm super excited that THIS is where music is going and bridging the gaps that has left many separated. Thank you for your music as well!
the funny thing is, i don't think metal is even close to the most popular genre in the U.S. but I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that its actually the most popular worldwide
@@ilikefartjokes bro there are massive festivals where it’s gatherings of metal bands. Look up rockfest or rocklahoma. Metal isn’t the most popular but it’s very popular.
It's tough to find something new under the sun, sometimes you gotta go to the other side of the planet, but this is really unique and interesting. Long Live Taiwan.
Haters gonna hate. Some people dislike women playing music, some people are paid Chinese trolls, and others it’s just not their taste in music. I don’t mind cause people are allowed to have their opinions (freedom is awesome)! Also overall people have been overwhelmingly supportive/constructive with feedback.
Nini, your response was classy :) i wish more people were able to think like that...freedom IS awesome, and people like what they like. Keep making your beautiful music, and stay strong.
@@NiniMusic why it would be Chinese down vote? the opposite...both are chinese culture.... and I've seen similar instrument played in Fuijian. All these instrument are cherished, and I support all east asia classical instruments. If you mean mainland specifically, please don't believe all 50.cent stuff, I've seen bots from all parts of the globe.
@@NiniMusic for to surpass over your personal limits, you need to be insane in your music, and have a clear and transparent quiet mind, a knowledge Who you really are, can to make you a Goddes which can fly create and destruct with power of your music. If you will go inside to your true nature, you will become a best musician of 2023 year !
I’m Luvvinit! And now, when someone says that I’m not “diverse enough,” I can just whip out the Taiwanese Folk Metal! That’s pretty diverse- Great stuff.
I have been a professional studio musician since the early 70's and now retired I do back up tracks for musicians around the world, and I am totally blown away by your incredible Talent, dynamics, sound, performance and beauty!!! I can't get enough of your exquisite mystifying music and have subbed your channel for more!!!! Bravo !!!!!
I remember, it was not that long time ago we had the 3 mill jubilar, even ordered the signed poster and all of this and so much more in a year, you truly becoming an superstar now, and not only being one of the cover artists, your own tunes are so well planned and amazing, hope there will be tons of new for another album to grab.
Never heard or saw this channel before but it’s recommend on my feed. However, I click a short version of this song and looking forward to it! Can’t wait to hear!
I've been listening to all kinds of music all my life. Even in the first thing in the morning when I wake up. It doesn't matter what kind of music you listen to, it puts you in a good mood , it doesn't matter what kind of music you listen to as long it has a good beat.
Ok I'm a metal fan from way back . And let me tell you . You did such an amazing job with everything in the video . Location. Style of clothing. And the fact you where so into what you where doing was what added that extra flair . I have heard Asian music before but my first for something like this. So good . Keep up the amazing work can't wait to see where this road leads .
That was not at all what I was expecting, but it's great! Thank you UA-cam algorithm for recommending it, but of course biggest thanks to Nini Music for creating and sharing it!
Thank you. Its rare in the west to see Asian people go beyond the stereotypes. I was labeled the nerd and the math kid and everything basic you could think of. But im a metal head. I love music that could make me feel. And to see someone who looks like me perform it on traditional instruments is so so so wondeful. THANK YOU
*Something to be proud of about Asians! a place that produces many genres of traditional ethnic musical instruments! a big thank you to the artists who made these instruments live over the years, kept it from being forgotten and let audiences like us enjoy it in such a wonderful way!*
Truth! Fully appreciate the traditions of your cultures! Sadly here in the US we are like lost sheep told to make our own way with little history that we can be proud of. I find myself drawn to the traditions of your many cultures but the music with our modern songs adapted to your instruments makes me feel most at home. Drawn to hear & learn more of your cultures history though music.
@@youtubefuckyou999 Там японцев любят больше всего. А в Японии больше всего любят американцев. А в Германии больше всего американцев.Где есть база там тебя больше всего любят и тем больше там детей интенациональных.
For some reason I've always liked listening to Asian music like this. I'm American. I've was stationed in Korea in 2000 to 2001. There were times I see some musicians playing. I'd always stoped to listen. It was relaxing to me . Hearing the traditional instruments like this one here. I hope to see more of your videos. Thank you.
@williamrolls2599 I grew up with an eclectic background and exposed to culture before most in my country. I love music. It speaks and relays so much more than words can.
@williamrolls2599 me as well. I grew up with big Asian and Middle Eastern influences. Family friends were university professors and teachers. I was learning about other cultures and their music especially before I left primary school.
Fascinating and mesmerizing seeing the instrument being played, with it having such a different look as what i'm used to seeing here. Music is truly awesome.
It's so refreshing (and epic) to see heavy metal being embraced by far eastern culture along with the incorporation of traditional instruments. It really puts your own stamp of authenticity and individuality on it. It's super important to keep cultural heritage alive, particularly in our times. It doesn't matter what part of the world your ancestors are from.. I've shared your song with all of my friends. And now you've inspired me to go and listen to The Hu!
Glorious footage! As a Chinese diaspora, I’m so proud of this! I was always persecuted by fellow Chinese for being ‘too western’. This closes it for me.
It’s times like this that I’m so incredibly happy that I opened my ears to worldly music. This was a fantastic piece and I really will be looking into more of Nini’s music!!
I didn't know i needed Taiwanese Folk Metal in my life but apparently I do real talk this is awesome, i love it, great job on the composition and the video , seriously
Born and lived in Taiwan for more than 60 years I never heard of this folk tune and rarely seen a music instrument like this. Both the tune and Sanxian music instrument are imported things I can tell you, no hoax at all.
What I find fascinating is how refreshing it sounds with the vibes from traditional instruments. You`ve earned a sub :) Looking forward to more music from you :)
Fantastic! I love how people from different cultures are adapting metal styles to their traditional music. Thanks for rescuing us from incessant death metal!
@@SiriusMined the singing is the best part. Pushing the limits of human vocal chords and finding new ways to create sounds unheard of from a human. Amazing stuff.
I am an American scholar of music. I own many instruments from across Asia - the Phin from Thailand, the Sitar of India, the Shamisen and Sanshin of Japan and Okinawa. I have learned to play them all, and now my gaze turns to the traditional musical instruments of China - the Guquin, the Sanxian, the Pipa, Yuequin, and Luiquin. I hope one day you will see my music on UA-cam as I have seen yours, and I will be eager to see what new music you create! Respect and Honor to you!
discovering folk metal is not just a european thing is my favourite discovery, seeing classics of culture being rejuvenated with passion in modern folk fusions is my favourite ! its soulful to listen to
A someone who loves rock music and can't play an instrument at all, I'm so glad youtube exists!! Simply AMAZING!!!! Can't wait to listen to your music for hours!! You are awesome!
I love it, Taiwan has been a great place for music for me, after I found about Chthonic, I loved it and then I found a massive wave of new bands, and I'm always pleased to find more.
Молодец Нини, классная музыка и видеоряд. И сама умница и красавица приятно смотреть и слушать. Здорово что весь мир достает из Дедовых сундуков культуру своего Народа, Родовое наследие!!!❤
I love your blend of folk with metal.. it's perfectly mixed too, the acoustic guitar is calming and haunting, and the metal music in the back ground is not over powering the song, I found my self hypnotized by the acoustic guitar then all of a sudden I am head banging to metal beats. 1:41
@@Sars_007 Okay, the shortest version I can do: The blues became rock n roll through people like Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Little Richard, etc. but it became a cultural phenomenon through white American southerners like Elvis. As it moved out of the American south (ignore the Chicago blues--that was African Americans from the south who had relocated) into the rest of America it lost much of the African part of the blues and became more aligned with European-derived musical traditions. Then it got filtered through English musicians who loved rock n roll but didn't have much cultural understanding of it and we get the Beatles and the more blues-happy folks like the Stones and Clapton. Again--further removed from African elements and even American elements. Then slightly later, when metal is born with Black Sabbath, the blues element of rock music is pretty subdued and European classical elements fill in the void. Ever since then the trend has been more dramatic and less bluesy. The European classical music fuses with it pretty naturally.
@@JasonBenesh Sister Rosetta Tharp was a Gospel singer ,who played a electric guitar Gospel is a precursor for Rock & Roll What's wrong with Chicago Blues? With out Muddy Waters, Little Walter , Etta James & Chuck Berry there wouldn't bd any Rock & Roll
Like it so much! Everything is pretty good: I got goosebumps from the music, the visual picture is also on the level, perfectly complements the music. Thanks for sharing your creativity!
Accidentally found your channel and SUBSCRIBED IMMEDIATELY, along with Sharing Several of your videos on to Facebook. Great Stuff. . . Glad I Found You.
So we have to present a project in our class about the history of music from around the world, someone choose Taiwan and played this. I was not expecting this to be so good, this song was actually amazing, also the person in the video is very beautiful.
Going to absolutely honest, never ever thought about Taiwanese music. After havening listened to this, I'm happy to learn a little bit more about your people! Thank you for being you!
Hello, I just wanted to say that your musical expressions are quite refreshing. I hope beautiful and creative minds such as yours continue to persist and bring light to new artistic discoveries. I wish you continued and abundant success and thank you so much for sharing your passion with the world.
I am 73 and love the metal that is coming out mostly from other countries. For some reason most of the music in the US is commercial crap, but if you dig around you can find a gem here and there.
I'm a Korean who lived at Taiwan for over 6 years. I miss this beautiful country and their culture so much, and your music just makes me want to go back more and more.
Thanks for streaming 'Longma' Everywhere!
Spotify/Apple/Amazon: songwhip.com/ninimusic
Thanks everybody for being so supportive and helping me get to this point in my career! I won’t stop here! Gotta keep improving 💙🖤🤘🏻
Edit: WOW! We broke 1million, thank you all so much for sharing and watching!
Edit 2: We Broke 2million views! I'm in shock!
Edit 3: Almost at 3million!!
Edit 4: Thanks for 5million!
Methinks I just found a new genre to enjoy
@@nickgottier3713 check out Hanggai, the hu, and tengger cavalry. They are all Mongolian Bands but similar vibes and some of my big inspirations 💙🖤🤘🏻
@@NiniMusic I've heard the hu before and liked them! Thanks for the recommendations!
@@NiniMusic That's definitely because I'm listening to The Hu that I got myself in here. I like what you did here. Keep up the good work and rock it!
Always there to see your career evolve!
We've finally reached a point where people around this world are testing the limits of what the instruments they grew up with are capable of. Record everything, even if we can't figure out where it goes or what it represents, scream it out to the stars... Music might be what outlives us all. It's the language that doesn't need to be explained. It just needs to be felt.
Nothing better for a frustrated musician than to play it out to the stars 😆 I've always believed something is "recording" all of it...
Fuck yeah. I can’t play anything but this makes me want to try again.
All musical instruments around the world are awesome.
@BYRRD not necessarily in this way. Metal.
You are so right. I use a pedal board through a microphone on my acoustic violin
Beautiful. I love how the Internet has brought so many parts of the world together to share. Music transcends time, and the Internet transcends borders.
Yes. I also like how anything can be Metal nowadays...
I'm 60.
I heard lots of music styles, I love MY little sister NINI rendering of music .
Please don't stop.
So awesome! First Mongolian metal and now this. I need more traditional Asian instruments mixed with metal music in my life.
🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
So do I 🤘💯
Search and listen to the song The Color Out Of Space...really good asian metal.
Well if you don't already know them I recommend Bloodywood. Nice mix of indian music with metal.
try rudra.......vedic metal
I love seeing people from other cultures embrace metal and their own heritage, music does really unite us.
well said
she is from the same culture that you are bro
and every zombie belonging to Metal will spit on you
in every comment section other than here.
fastest guitar.=
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Sepultura had done that years Ago with Brazilian music, and our Bloody Roots (various Cultures that makes Brazil)
This is awesome! Deserves far more views.
💙🤘🏻 I’m already shocked to have all the views, love, and support I’ve gotten. 😱🤯
@@NiniMusic точно? Эээ, realy?)
It’s in the algorithms hands now
This is a treat! I would REALLY like to see her colab with The HU. Their Mongolian throat singing-meets-metal is AMAZING!
I would love to do that 🙏🏼
That would be AMAZING!!!! I've never heard anything like this before and I absolutely loved it ❤❤❤
@@aliciagriffith6392 come deeper into the folkmetal rabbit hole :)
+1 i Guess that will be the first reaction of everyone who has heard HU. So elegant and reinvigorating at the same time.
@@ninpo619 Check out Altan Urag. They were some of the first in Mongolia to be pushing the boundaries of traditional instruments. They did the music for the movie Mongol and the TV show Marco Polo.
I love how diverse folk metal has become!
From Celtic to Slavic, Scandinavian to Middle Eastern, Polynesian to Asian, there are so many beautiful cultures bringing metal into their wonderful music, and I love it! Keep up the amazing work!!! :)
It is great. Sadly rock and metal have gone underground here in the US, so it is wonderful to see its evolution with other music traditions.
I'm still waiting for Sinawi metal
Do you know Faun? I bet you'd like them.
You're right metal is diverse no matter what culture, religion or race u are🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Amen to that!!!!
Love seeing how metal has made its way around the world and evolved with all the different musical backgrounds it has touched. Such an amazing sound
🤘🏻💙 thank you! I’m inspired everyday by the music from different parts of the world! 🙏🏼
same i love metal
Metal is just the natural evolution of Classical music
we support taiwan from china invation.we hate china dictatorship.
As a 54 year old American Metalhead, I find myself discovering heavy metal again, like in my teenage years. So many new individuals and bands breaking the barriers musically and culturally. I discovered HU while recovering from a stroke during Covide. My Love for heavy metal was rekindled and refreshed, and I really think it helped me recover and gave me back some of my yourh
I loved your video
I hope the young generation expands on what they are creating. Rock and and shred all your culture traditional instruments people all over the 🌎 hear your creativity 👏 👌 ✌️
Music is a universal language
💖🙌 thanks for this! Rock on!
I agree, been a fan of all different types of music. But Metal has always been my favorite. No I don't have a favorite band or song , I enjoy most every one. A fan Bobby Adair.
Man, don't tell me you are vaccinated. Stroke is a common side effect of the covid vax. Don't believe the government anymore, be free~
I would reccoment some bands like Waggaki band and things like celtic metal and viking metal. So many cultures are doing their own take on metal these days. Also there was a band from Singapore I think called Seraphim.
Metal is everywhere and it is a universal language.
Right on! 🤘🏼
I'm a 60 year old metal head, traditional metal, but about 2 years ago I discovered Symphonic Metal, my favorite band today is Leaves eyes! Yesterday I discovered nini! So far I'm enjoying very much what I'm hearing! What a beautiful and refreshing change to my norm! The more I experience nini the more I'm hooked.
For Nini
You are absolutely astonishing , the most intriguing woman I have ever seen on UA-cam! You are incredibly gorgeous and talented! I found you by luck yesterday and i have been nothing but impressed by you ever since....
holy shit LK)
As a lifelong metalhead, I love finding new subgenres of metal. Very unique sound, I like it!
Thanks 🙏🏼🤘🏻
Hard same.
+1
I wholeheartedly agree
"I love finding new subgenres of metal."
That´s very easy to do. You just pick any music you like, and then call it Metal... lol
Here I am at 1:45 pm in Germany, listenening to Taiwanese Folk Metal and it slaps hard AF.
All the love from this german Metalhead Nini, nothing but success for you!
Thank you 💙🖤😂
10:54 here and just found out about it :)
Haut schon echt gut rein =)
hahaha after a year at the same hour I discover this music too
@@IngwiePhoenix_nb
Das haut richtig gut rein 😁
I think this is great! I'm from the western part of the US where there are wide-open spaces, horses running wild, a big sky, and people of strong spirit. I know that this music comes from a land on the other side of the world from me, but I connect with it immediately and it reminds me of home in the American west. It makes me realize that there are probably big skies and strong spirits all over this world.
Check out Wayfarer if you haven't already!
Yes. It also reinforces something I concluded when visiting China (I'm Aussie, so Western Culture) - no matter what culture we are, we are all human, and there will always be some things that work the same.
@@1oolabob Blah blah strong spirits what the hell you talking about
Discovered Nini during the pandemic when streaming on Reddit first became a thing (Streamed myself too with drums). Been following her since. Stay rocking Nini!
Metal truly is the universal music style... blew my mind when I found The Hu and got a taste for Mongolian... but then I find this channel. Rock on, brothers and sisters... subscribed! 🤘
Same! I’ve been to two HU concerts this far! \m/\m/
The minor pentatonic scale is the secret to good music. Metal is based on the blues, and blues is based on a mix of african and celtic folk styles, and both are based on the minor pentatonic scale, because that is the secret to good music, and lots of other folk musics use it for that reason. Discuss
@@alexandergangaware429 and all are based on the universal language Mathematics.
Except she isn't Mongolian, it's Taiwanese. Difference.
@@juangalton999 The Hu is Mongolian - specifically, they are from Ulaanbaatar - please try to keep up with the conversation if you want to jump in and be a know-it-all, thanks.
The instrument she's playing is called a sanxian (pronounced sen-zee-en), a 3-string fretless lute from China believed to be the early predecessor of the Tsugaru shamisen.
Muchly appreciated thank you ✌🏽🤘
@@angelcake2582 you're welcome
@@marvinthemaniac7698 thank you for the knowledge drop, I was just thinking to myself that it looked like a shamisen
@@dakken74 most things in Japanese culture have their origins in China, especially the shamisen.
That's not how it's pronounced.
This is incredible. I'm definitely in love with everything happening here
This shit is fuking sick, music makes me feel glad to be alive. As a 53 year old I am always blown away by music evolution.
Literally just got recommended this because I listen to Mongolian metal and it sounds amazing keep up the good work!
Thanks! Welcome to my channel 💙
Modern Mongolian folk Music - "Sandy Desert" ua-cam.com/video/1P4BPeEo_Lg/v-deo.html
Shanz 3 Mongolian folk band- ua-cam.com/video/gWrac7lTKZg/v-deo.html
Behi/Бэхи - Argagui Amrag, Traditional Shanz Instrumental With Modern Variation
ua-cam.com/video/2IdO4Mg1C18/v-deo.html
got some recommendations ?
Hope you were listening to tenggyr cav warhorse
I'm always happy when I see use of traditional instruments in modern rock music. Salute from Croatia. HUuuuu....
💙🤘🏻🤘🏻
I'll second that.
This is so awesome! I love how traditional types of instruments can be used for modern music. I’d love to hear more! 🤘
As an Australian lifelong Metalhead, I’ve never heard this before and I love it! You and The HU would be amazing! 🤘🏾
I'm a big fan of Folk Metal. Hearing different cultures from around their world add their own flavor to metal is really sick. Look forward to more from this artist.
I love how traditional can be made hardcore, you fall in love with it and it doesn't matter which nationality you are from an you can still appreciate it
YESSSSSS!!!
the power of folkmetal
Strongly agree! This is beautiful!
Sucks that Native Americans can't do this. They got no stringed instruments.
Wow this tool as amzighe people tools 😅
Wow, I can't even put in words the feeling in this. It sounds so heavy, then like a Western, and so fun. Indeed we are at a turning point where folk metal is the way. As of the turn of the decade, we have had folk metal, doom metal, medieval metal, and a few others just come out and hit hard. I'm super excited that THIS is where music is going and bridging the gaps that has left many separated. Thank you for your music as well!
Folk metals been around for a long time. Starting with Norwegian folk metal. tbf, it wasn't until recently, we've been getting some Asian folk.
fastest guitar.=
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I had no Idea music like this even existed, you are amazing. I am now binge watching all of your videos
You might also like the Yoshida Brothers
@@GoldenPantaloons thanks for the suggestion 8)
This wave of Asian folk metal is pretty heat. We got the Hu, Alien Weaponry, and now Nini. Fuck yeah let’s keep it going! One big metal world
🤘🏻🤘🏻
the funny thing is, i don't think metal is even close to the most popular genre in the U.S. but I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that its actually the most popular worldwide
@@ilikefartjokes bro there are massive festivals where it’s gatherings of metal bands. Look up rockfest or rocklahoma. Metal isn’t the most popular but it’s very popular.
Alien Weaponry are not Asian. They are from New Zealand.
Nine Treasures, Hanggai, Black Kirin, Chthonic
Unique song, original style, amazing outfit, wild setting. Love it. You're so cool Nini :)
Thanks Patrick
Amazing Sister! 🔥keep rocking it! Best from Italy! Arianna and Eleonora - Golden Salt
We're in the age of folk metal, and it's awesome
I'm from Mongolia. This is just wonderful. Thank you.
Thank you. 💖
It's tough to find something new under the sun, sometimes you gotta go to the other side of the planet, but this is really unique and interesting. Long Live Taiwan.
It's actually not tough. I do it all-the-time. You're just making excuses.
... within People's Republic of China
@@margarinamasla Bring it. China = West Taiwan 🇹🇼
@@glfc2112 It is for some people. You're just being rude.
@@margarinamasla no
It's not my genre but I don't understand the downvotes. You are clearly a talented and devoted musician.
Haters gonna hate. Some people dislike women playing music, some people are paid Chinese trolls, and others it’s just not their taste in music. I don’t mind cause people are allowed to have their opinions (freedom is awesome)! Also overall people have been overwhelmingly supportive/constructive with feedback.
Nini, your response was classy :) i wish more people were able to think like that...freedom IS awesome, and people like what they like. Keep making your beautiful music, and stay strong.
@@NiniMusic why it would be Chinese down vote? the opposite...both are chinese culture.... and I've seen similar instrument played in Fuijian. All these instrument are cherished, and I support all east asia classical instruments.
If you mean mainland specifically, please don't believe all 50.cent stuff, I've seen bots from all parts of the globe.
@@NiniMusic Have you tried playing Call Of Ktulu or Orion by Metallica? Of the two, I would strongly recommend Orion
@@NiniMusic for to surpass over your personal limits, you need to be insane in your music, and have a clear and transparent quiet mind, a knowledge Who you really are, can to make you a Goddes which can fly create and destruct with power of your music. If you will go inside to your true nature, you will become a best musician of 2023 year !
I’m Luvvinit! And now, when someone says that I’m not “diverse enough,” I can just whip out the Taiwanese Folk Metal! That’s pretty diverse-
Great stuff.
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I have been a professional studio musician since the early 70's and now retired I do back up tracks for musicians around the world, and I am totally blown away by your incredible Talent, dynamics, sound, performance and beauty!!! I can't get enough of your exquisite mystifying music and have subbed your channel for more!!!! Bravo !!!!!
*Adds Taiwanese folk metal to his folk metal playlist* Amazing stuff!
Thanks Chris 💙🤘🏻
Make sure you add Chthonic to that playlist.
@@99defense LOVE CHTHONIC...
Do not accept nancy pelosi in your country as it is a provocative act that could cause nuclear war? What on earth is that woman thinking? 🤡
@@99defense Yeah, those are Metal.
I love when badass music I've never heard gets suggested, this is awesome
I remember, it was not that long time ago we had the 3 mill jubilar, even ordered the signed poster and all of this and so much more in a year, you truly becoming an superstar now, and not only being one of the cover artists, your own tunes are so well planned and amazing, hope there will be tons of new for another album to grab.
Fantastic MV and song, Nini.
You are truly my Heavy Metal Goddess. ❤🥰🤩
My Folk Metal Mistress. ❤🥰🤩
The Queen of the String. ❤🥰🤩
nothing to do with music, it just your visual eye candy
CCP shill
Never heard or saw this channel before but it’s recommend on my feed. However, I click a short version of this song and looking forward to it! Can’t wait to hear!
When you share your culture in the most awesome way possible, amazing
I've been listening to all kinds of music all my life. Even in the first thing in the morning when I wake up. It doesn't matter what kind of music you listen to, it puts you in a good mood , it doesn't matter what kind of music you listen to as long it has a good beat.
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Thank's
I really love the old/folk/ancient music mixed with modern beats.
Ok I'm a metal fan from way back . And let me tell you . You did such an amazing job with everything in the video . Location. Style of clothing. And the fact you where so into what you where doing was what added that extra flair . I have heard Asian music before but my first for something like this. So good . Keep up the amazing work can't wait to see where this road leads .
That was not at all what I was expecting, but it's great! Thank you UA-cam algorithm for recommending it, but of course biggest thanks to Nini Music for creating and sharing it!
Thank you. Its rare in the west to see Asian people go beyond the stereotypes. I was labeled the nerd and the math kid and everything basic you could think of. But im a metal head. I love music that could make me feel. And to see someone who looks like me perform it on traditional instruments is so so so wondeful. THANK YOU
Thank YOU 🙏🏼
Not caring the region of the world it's from but just loving the folk metal. We must have more of it. So glad you popped up as a random video.
*Something to be proud of about Asians! a place that produces many genres of traditional ethnic musical instruments! a big thank you to the artists who made these instruments live over the years, kept it from being forgotten and let audiences like us enjoy it in such a wonderful way!*
Itulah musik dimana sebagai pemecah kebuntuan Rasa dlm gejolak hati ketika dibawah tekanan dimensi 6,selalu bahagia saudaraku Amin
Осталось определить чей Тайвань.
She's chinese, not asian.
And before you say "but china is in asia, dumbass" - chinese themselves divide asians into "han" and "subhumans".
Truth! Fully appreciate the traditions of your cultures! Sadly here in the US we are like lost sheep told to make our own way with little history that we can be proud of. I find myself drawn to the traditions of your many cultures but the music with our modern songs adapted to your instruments makes me feel most at home. Drawn to hear & learn more of your cultures history though music.
@@youtubefuckyou999 Там японцев любят больше всего. А в Японии больше всего любят американцев. А в Германии больше всего американцев.Где есть база там тебя больше всего любят и тем больше там детей интенациональных.
For some reason I've always liked listening to Asian music like this. I'm American. I've was stationed in Korea in 2000 to 2001. There were times I see some musicians playing. I'd always stoped to listen. It was relaxing to me . Hearing the traditional instruments like this one here. I hope to see more of your videos. Thank you.
This is beautiful! So full of energy. Fresh and timeless simultaneously
Nini just never stops and it's so inspiring! Keep it up you're incredible!
So glad this came up in my recommendations! Can't wait to listen to more! Yeah folk metal!
@williamrolls2599 hi William. Well and you?
@williamrolls2599 I grew up with an eclectic background and exposed to culture before most in my country. I love music. It speaks and relays so much more than words can.
@williamrolls2599 where would you think I'm from? And how about yourself?
@williamrolls2599 weather is good. Would assume similar to yours and yes am the US.
@williamrolls2599 me as well. I grew up with big Asian and Middle Eastern influences. Family friends were university professors and teachers. I was learning about other cultures and their music especially before I left primary school.
I had no idea this much sound could come from 3 strings. She's really worked hard at her craft.
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Never heard a shamisen (Japanese version of what she's playing) before, either, eh?
ua-cam.com/video/F6pPP2kfHzU/v-deo.html
@@therealfriday13th True, shamisen sound really great!
Sometimes less is more.
Fascinating and mesmerizing seeing the instrument being played, with it having such a different look as what i'm used to seeing here.
Music is truly awesome.
It's so refreshing (and epic) to see heavy metal being embraced by far eastern culture along with the incorporation of traditional instruments. It really puts your own stamp of authenticity and individuality on it. It's super important to keep cultural heritage alive, particularly in our times. It doesn't matter what part of the world your ancestors are from.. I've shared your song with all of my friends. And now you've inspired me to go and listen to The Hu!
Glorious footage! As a Chinese diaspora, I’m so proud of this! I was always persecuted by fellow Chinese for being ‘too western’. This closes it for me.
OMG you are incredible!! The world needs to hear and see your talent
thank you!
Nini is proud and talented daughter of Taiwan!
It’s times like this that I’m so incredibly happy that I opened my ears to worldly music. This was a fantastic piece and I really will be looking into more of Nini’s music!!
I didn't know i needed Taiwanese Folk Metal in my life but apparently I do
real talk this is awesome, i love it, great job on the composition and the video , seriously
Born and lived in Taiwan for more than 60 years I never heard of this folk tune and rarely seen a music instrument like this. Both the tune and Sanxian music instrument are imported things I can tell you, no hoax at all.
What I find fascinating is how refreshing it sounds with the vibes from traditional instruments. You`ve earned a sub :) Looking forward to more music from you :)
Давно ждал такой стиль музыки, я знал что кто-то, по-любому в Азии это сыграет!!!)
Blown away. They way she uses and reinvents the sound of their cultures instruments. Absolutely love.
Somehow came across this last night. Heard the song, bought the whole discography. Excellent tune & vid. Want more.
Amazing music video, sanxian really captures the spirit and movement of the horses.
NiNi music originals are the best!!!
Fantastic! I love how people from different cultures are adapting metal styles to their traditional music. Thanks for rescuing us from incessant death metal!
Don’t be mad the best sub Metal genre is popular. Lol
@@juliotorres3147 death metal instrumental parts are amazing.
And the singing sucks.
@@SiriusMined the singing is the best part. Pushing the limits of human vocal chords and finding new ways to create sounds unheard of from a human. Amazing stuff.
@@juliotorres3147 I'd say it goes beyond the limits, it a way that isn't very good.
@@SiriusMined lmfao imagine being this close minded. It’s weird. But, yes, music guru. It must fit your criteria or no good. Makes sense
I am an American scholar of music. I own many instruments from across Asia - the Phin from Thailand, the Sitar of India, the Shamisen and Sanshin of Japan and Okinawa. I have learned to play them all, and now my gaze turns to the traditional musical instruments of China - the Guquin, the Sanxian, the Pipa, Yuequin, and Luiquin.
I hope one day you will see my music on UA-cam as I have seen yours, and I will be eager to see what new music you create!
Respect and Honor to you!
I hope this hits 3 million views!!! This warmed the blood and made my heart smile!! 💪 👏
😱 that would be amazing 🤘🏻🤘🏻
@@NiniMusic I made sure to share this clip on twitter! You are ⚡ 💥 !!
Thanks!
Thank you 🙏🏼
I can feel the HU vibes here 😍 love it!!!
HU is way better and originality
That's how I ended up here
@Dexter Vortex Sungte this girl is great and what brain are you using their both original with sounds from their own cultures
...and i feel th H A N G A i vibes..!!!
@@maximumoverdrive7554 Hu came first, then she follows the hu style, anyways therefore the hu were the pioneer
I always like to see instruments from around the world, especially used in metal. This was awesome, keep it up,
Dude check out Wagakki Band if you haven't already.
@@randybrown8872 I have never heard of them before. I watched Homura and Akatsuki no Ito and really enjoyed that. Thank you.
Glad you liked it.
Your hair is so fire. Your outfit is so fire. The horses are so fire. This entire song and sound is SO FIRE! Love it.
i like where you said Fire
discovering folk metal is not just a european thing is my favourite discovery, seeing classics of culture being rejuvenated with passion in modern folk fusions is my favourite ! its soulful to listen to
A someone who loves rock music and can't play an instrument at all, I'm so glad youtube exists!! Simply AMAZING!!!! Can't wait to listen to your music for hours!! You are awesome!
I love it, Taiwan has been a great place for music for me, after I found about Chthonic, I loved it and then I found a massive wave of new bands, and I'm always pleased to find more.
Are you Jesus?
@@Acheron666 Many have asked that, few know the answer, search your soul (or your programing) for the answer.
we support taiwan from china invation.we hate china dictatorship.
I have never heard Taiwanese Folk music (or metal) until now and its awesome, I'll happily support such proud people! Keep it up
If you have not heard metal before start with the Rust in Peace album by Megadeth. Master of Puppets by Metallica. Vulgar Display of Power by Pantera.
@@Davivd2 better Judas Priest. Or Led Zeppelin as it's hard rock not metal but metal was born from hard rock.
chthonic
I fell in love less than a minute in. Thank you for this masterpiece.
Nini I started following you just over a year ago. And I love to see how far you came along. You are a rock star. !
Have to agree. The changes in the last year or so have been really phenomenal. From just good to seriously mastering the instruments.
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You’re amazing 💙🖤
I love discovering new music from around the world and this does not disappoint..... Subbed 🥰👍
I love the story of Longma! For those who don't know about this horse, I encourage you to learn!
Please know that I say this with absolute respect. I think I'm in love! 😍 With the music AND the musician!
Wow! From Reddit Live to having your own professional music videos. Awesome work, Nini!
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Молодец Нини, классная музыка и видеоряд. И сама умница и красавица приятно смотреть и слушать. Здорово что весь мир достает из Дедовых сундуков культуру своего Народа, Родовое наследие!!!❤
❤ I love metal from around the world, in many languages, with instruments I've never heard of. This video is fabulous. So cool! Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it! Many thanks 🙏🏼
Wow! Wagakki band was up there for my top music and then boom Nini brings her magic of instrumental! Really love the style! ❤
Metal really is a global phenomenon that spans all languages and cultures.
Well done! 🙂👍
@@fcsvideos6926 completely untrue, as the young lady here demonstrates.
I love folk metal and I'm very much enjoying your contribution to the genre. Keep up the good work!
I love your blend of folk with metal.. it's perfectly mixed too, the acoustic guitar is calming and haunting, and the metal music in the back ground is not over powering the song, I found my self hypnotized by the acoustic guitar then all of a sudden I am head banging to metal beats. 1:41
謝謝！
I don't know why but various folk and classical music when mixed with metal makes amazing results.
I have a theory, but it's long-winded and not that interesting, so I'll spare you.
@@JasonBenesh oh cmmon, tell us on short please
It's just because metal makes everything else better! lol
@@Sars_007 Okay, the shortest version I can do:
The blues became rock n roll through people like Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Little Richard, etc. but it became a cultural phenomenon through white American southerners like Elvis.
As it moved out of the American south (ignore the Chicago blues--that was African Americans from the south who had relocated) into the rest of America it lost much of the African part of the blues and became more aligned with European-derived musical traditions.
Then it got filtered through English musicians who loved rock n roll but didn't have much cultural understanding of it and we get the Beatles and the more blues-happy folks like the Stones and Clapton. Again--further removed from African elements and even American elements.
Then slightly later, when metal is born with Black Sabbath, the blues element of rock music is pretty subdued and European classical elements fill in the void. Ever since then the trend has been more dramatic and less bluesy. The European classical music fuses with it pretty naturally.
@@JasonBenesh Sister Rosetta Tharp was a Gospel singer ,who played a electric guitar
Gospel is a precursor for Rock & Roll
What's wrong with Chicago Blues?
With out Muddy Waters, Little
Walter , Etta James & Chuck Berry there wouldn't bd any Rock & Roll
Like it so much! Everything is pretty good: I got goosebumps from the music, the visual picture is also on the level, perfectly complements the music. Thanks for sharing your creativity!
Accidentally found your channel and SUBSCRIBED IMMEDIATELY, along with Sharing Several of your videos on to Facebook.
Great Stuff. . . Glad I Found You.
So we have to present a project in our class about the history of music from around the world, someone choose Taiwan and played this. I was not expecting this to be so good, this song was actually amazing, also the person in the video is very beautiful.
Thank you 🙏🏼 hope they got an A+ 🤘🏻😎
@@NiniMusic they definitely did, but of course this music is really good, so I just had to say something
Going to absolutely honest, never ever thought about Taiwanese music. After havening listened to this, I'm happy to learn a little bit more about your people! Thank you for being you!
Check out Chthonic if you want. They're a bit heavier on the metal elelement but they use a lot of Taiwanese folklore and history.
@@SerpentbreeD A bit heavier? That is the understatement of the year. Chthonic was just added to my metal and screamo play lists.
This is my new favorite song now-
Nini is literally so talented😭
Hello, I just wanted to say that your musical expressions are quite refreshing. I hope beautiful and creative minds such as yours continue to persist and bring light to new artistic discoveries. I wish you continued and abundant success and thank you so much for sharing your passion with the world.
I am 73 and love the metal that is coming out mostly from other countries. For some reason most of the music in the US is commercial crap, but if you dig around you can find a gem here and there.
I'm a Korean who lived at Taiwan for over 6 years. I miss this beautiful country and their culture so much, and your music just makes me want to go back more and more.