Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order - The Hu Music Video | Reaction
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2020
- Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order - The Hu Music Video | Reaction
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Imagine if they had an Assasinss creed game that took place in asia during a war between Mongolia and china and the HU were making the soundtrack. That would be insane.
Mongol assassins yes, Assassins Creed "Khaan".
Gonna have to pay that separately along with paying for the Mongolia Assassin's Creed DLC/game.
@@Zminator1986 They hired Einar Selvik from Wardruna for Assassins Creed Valhalla so why not
I would jump back into the franchise for that!
For Hulegu [Khan, grandson of Chinggis khaan], the ultimate prize was to conquer the Arab cultural and financial capital of Baghdad, but to get there, he had to reassert Mongol authority over several rebellious areas en route. The most difficult of these was to conquer the strongholds of the Nizari Ismailis, a heretical Muslim sect of Shiites more commonly known in the West as the Assassins. They were holed up in perhaps as many as a hundred unconquered mountain fortresses stretching from Afghanistan to Syria, the most important of which was Alamut, the Eagle’s Nest, in northern Persia. Members followed without question the orders of their hereditary leader, who was known by many titles, such as Imam, the Grand Master, or Old Man of the Mountain. Because they believed that God chose the Imam, he was therefore infallible; he needed no education since everything he did, no matter how odd it might appear to mortals, was considered divinely inspired. His followers accepted seemingly irrational acts, frequent changes of the law, and even the reversal of the most sacred precepts as evidence of God’s plan for humanity.
Despite the lack of a conventional army, the Ismaili sect exercised tremendous political power through a highly sophisticated system of terror and assassination, and the secrecy and success of the group bred many myths, making it, still today, difficult to factor out the truth. The cult apparently had one simple and effective political strategy: kill anyone, particularly leaders or powerful people, who opposed them in any way. The cult recruited young men who were willing to die in their attacks with the assurance that they would achieve instant entry into paradise as martyrs of Islam. The Chinese, Persian, and Arabic sources all relate the same account of how young men were lured by ample quantities of hashish and other earthly delights that awaited them in the special gardens of the cult’s castles and fortresses. This was the foretaste of the paradise that awaited them if they died in the Grand Master’s service. He then trained them and controlled them with a steady supply of hashish to keep them obedient and make them fearless. Supposedly, because of the importance of narcotics for the Ismailis, the people around them called them hashshashin, meaning “the hashish users.” Over time, this name became modified into the word assassin. Whether the killers had actually used hashish to inspire them or not, the name spread into many languages as the word for the murderer of high officials.
Earlier, in the time of Genghis Khan’s first invasion of the region, the Grand Master willingly swore obedience to the Mongols. In the following decades, the Assassins flourished in the power vacuum created by Genghis Khan’s defeat of the Turkic sultan of Khwarizm and then the withdrawal of most of the Mongol forces. By the time Mongke Khan ascended the throne, the Assassins feared that the return of a large Mongol army might interfere with their newfound powers. In what may have been only a pretext for Hulegu’s attacks, some chroniclers wrote that the Grand Master sent a delegation to Karakorum ostensibly to offer submission to Mongke Khan, but actually trained to kill him. The Mongols had turned them away and prevented the assassination, but because of it Mongke Khan decided to crush the sect permanently and tear down their fortresses.
Before Hulegu’s army reached the Assassin strongholds, the drunken and debauched Grand Master was murdered by disgruntled members of his own entourage and replaced by his equally incapable son. Hulegu assessed the difficulty of capturing the heavily fortified castles one by one, and he devised a simple and more direct plan. Because of the sacred role of the Grand Master, Hulegu concentrated on capturing him with a combination of massive military might and the offer of clemency if he should surrender. The Mongols bombarded the Ismaili stronghold, and the Mongol warriors proved capable of scaling the steepest escarpments to surprise the defenders of the fortress. The combination of force, firepower, and the offer of mercy worked, and on November 19, 1256, on the first anniversary of his coming to power, the Imam surrendered to the Mongols.
Once Hulegu had control of the Imam, he paraded him from Ismaili castle to Ismaili castle to order his followers to surrender. To encourage the cooperation of the Imam and keep him happy until the end of the campaign, Hulegu indulged his [the Imam’s] obsessive interest in watching camels fight and mate, and he supplied him with girls. In the spring of 1257, once the Assassins’ castles had been taken, the Imam recognized his loss of usefulness to the Mongols, and he requested permission to travel to Karakorum to meet with the Great Khan Mongke himself, perhaps to work out some plan for his own survival. Hulegu sent him on the long journey to Mongolia, but once the Imam arrived there, Mongke refused to see him. Instead, the Mongol escort took the Imam and his party out to the mountains near Karakorum and stomped them to death
In Star Wars some of their movies already have actual Mongolian derived content in them such as the Imperial Women's clothing and headress was based on Mongolian Queens clothing. The language of the Ewocks was a dialect of Mongolian. One of the composer's wives suggested them and played the song Wolf Totem because she wanted them to do the song after hearing them. They helped create the language they were singing in. Their genre is called Hunnu Rock.
That means Genghis Khaan is already conquering in space.
I love this song. The whole song especially the last part is amazing.
I absolutely love 💗 this Mongolian Rock...as an Indigenous Native American I relate to the Tribal Sound and tone(s). The Song is definitely Amazing 😉 and EPIC. The Creator’s or producer’s wife knew The Hu would be the best sound for the genre. The Jaw Harp as far as I recall was in Charlie Browns...SNOOPY. The older animation back in the 70’s. Thanks for posting this Reaction. 🙋🏻♀️❤️🔎🎶🎵🎶❤️👏🏽
I'm so happy you found this band. I got to see them live when they came to Adelaide Australia.
The instrument you refer to at the end of the video is called a Morin Khuur or Horsehead fiddle. Each of the members of The Hu has attended a music school and they all have degrees. Jaya was playing a Jaw Harp. They were asked by EA games to bring them a song for Jedi Fallen Order that would fit the Star Wars Universe. They sent them their song Black Thunder which is in Mongolian. EA loved it but asked them to rewrite it in an alien language, and they helped them with it and that's the result. I love their song Black Thunder and I hope it's released on their next album.
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The instrument you were asking about is called Horse Head Fiddle. It is made of only two strings that made of horse tail hair (hense the name Horse Head Fiddle) It is The Mongolian cultural instrument that absolutely differentiates as from all other asian cultures. As you saw in the video it can make out
sounds you’ve never expected from such small instrument, not even from a Cello 😆. If you’re worthy enough, you can make it play so many different types sounds, it’s endless. Anyways, Thank you for listening and reviewing our country band 🙏 hope you’ll enjoy more of their arts.
Almost TRIBAL.... the last 2 minutes you can see in a movie as tens of thousand Mongolian horsemen gallop across the plains to that beat and how as the earth shakes anyone or anything in there way had to be totally terrorized!!! Great song that they adapted for the game, even if the game is so-so the soundtrack with them on it has to be epic. Great analysis but loved the reaction during the song, this is one song that you just have to respond to. Honestly, the Hu will probably be the soundtrack in most gyms after they open up as they certainly will 'pump-up" any one listening!!
I'd go to the gym if they played THE HU HU HU HU HU HU HU HU
I love all song of the band. Tomorrow they are going to do an online charity concert. I can’t wait 🤗🤗
Unbelievable, such talent. 2 strings no frets
That instrument with two strings is called ‘horse head fiddle’🔥, looking forward to more of Dreamcatcher reactions! 😊
The language is not mongolian. Its the language that they created for the game on this song. This is amazing
The HU are amazing, their collaboration with Lzzy Hale of Halestorm is amazing. Also, if I remember the description correctly, they collaborated to make a new language for this song.
The mouth instrument Is variously known as a jaw harp or jew's harp, sometimes used in Russian folk music too. The two string instument is a horse head fiddle.
Check out all of their songs and videos they are great and they keep getting better over time. If you ever have a chance to see them live take it.
This is the coolest awesomeat band on the planet the song is Black Thunder.
Lots of power for sure!
F, just F it. I've loved everything I've heard from this band, but now I'm understanding how good they are. They're not messing around, they're damn good musicians. That would explain why they've been able to do so many collaborations in such short order.
Loved your reaction. Mirrors my emotions.
Love their music, It seems to speak to the warrior spirit that hides in modern man.
As a mongolian what it do fan, i really recommend Yuve Yuve Yu (the song that blew them up) and Wolf Totem by HU
I have heard Wolf Totem already, not sure about Yuve, I will check it out!
@@whatitdodave .......Shoog Shoog is another good one.......and Song of Woman..... with Izzy Hale of Halestorm
WHAT IT DO you will love Yuve. It’s almost the reason why they are so big now
Thank you for your reaction. Please do more from them.
Know this there's an interview with the Hu talking about this verry song turns out there fans too and love star wars as much as you and me
Can't wait till the do a full movie soundtrack.
You just earned a new subscriber...excellent reaction, look forward to more from you!!...🙂👍
This is Mongol rock.Thank you
amazing band, nice reaction
I like how you watch it till the end and talking about your thoughts. Most reaction makers doesn't do this. They always stop at some point and talks. For me it's kinda annoying.
Make no mistake I definitely do pause and speak about what I’m feeling about the song on most of my videos, thats the whole point of a reaction video. But sometimes a song is so captivating, so I let it play. I appreciate you for watching homie. This is a phenomenal band!
You need to know that the words are not Mongolian (Black Thunder is), but this is a created language they made up!
I heard it was Hutt.
I think the reason they were chosen is that mongolian somewhat sounds like huttese
HE IS GOING OFF! STOP THIS MAN! Enkush #1 😂 I'm glad you even called out that off beat near the end :D I'm jealous of you, getting to react to this for the first time.
P.S I did two rhythm guitar covers of this song on my channel. One with the rest of the music, and one by itself. In both I even accounted for the off beat :)
Enkush is a MONSTER on that horse fiddle. Like, you can feel him lose himself in the music when he plays. It's amazing to watch. 😎
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very very nice reaction
Jews harp or mouth organ. Yes used in the south, but it is incredibly ancient.
The vocals are an invented language for the game, loosly based on mongolian. The song is an adaptation of another of theirs.
Sugaan essana means black thunder
They said, its star wars language. But i understand some words
The language is actually Mandoa... The language mainly spoken by native Mandalorians.... They actually used bits of Mongol and made up words to create a whole new language for this song
Манай хуннү❗️❗️❗️👍👍👍🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Sounds remarkably similar to Sioux or Cheyenne traditional music.
“Stop this man!” I’m so f***ing dead 😂😂😂
If you’re looking for recommendations, check out Heilung. They go HARD, my dude. Live shows are by far the best, so check out LIFA. Alfadhirhaiti, In Maidjan, Krigsgaldr, and Hamrer Hippyer are my highlights. You will not be disappointed.
Woaw 🔥🔥🔥🔥
The hu -this is mongol ( naadam's video ) new video clip plss..
nice imagination!
it fuckin slaps tho, dont it
It looked like he was singing in another language because he was, the whole song is in a native mongolian language I forget what it is called though
Welcome to the outer rim
Sub and like you're doing well keep it up.
Манай Хуанү❗️👍🤘🏻
LOL @ Stop this man!
The f:ing Hu. The best thing since Mongolian chello.
Welcome to Mongolia :)
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I cut that bounty hunter apart with a lightsaber to this song.
Music is better then the game...
True lol it's the reason why the game got high remarks.
The game is excellent and so is the music.
Wow, not sure what game YOU were playing. But the game was adored by many. It was either too difficult for you or simply not YOUR style.
0 likes! Keep it going!
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