Tribal People React to Guns N' Roses Sweet Child O' Mine
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- Tribal people's reactions and lyrical analysis to Guns N' Roses Sweet Child O' Mine music video for the first time and share their thoughts and first experience.
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Something bad happened on the day I was recording this with Mohammad Riaz, his younger brother (Mohammad Ishaq) was hospitalized due to liver issues and had lost a lot of blood. Just before coming to the studio, Riaz brother sent five of his relatives to the hospital to donate blood out of only 1 was allowed and the rest were rejected due to health issues. After this video, Riaz brother went there again with more possible donors. Just after a few hours he gave me the news that his brother was no more. We could never know what a person smiling, laughing like Mohammad Riaz in this video is going through and I have high respects for him for being here, to learn and educate at the same time. I had another session with him just this morning where he completely broke down and cried while talking about his brother. I really appreciate him being here on this channel and I think the same for Chacha Abdul as he is going through health issues himself. In fact he had chills and fevers after we finished recording this and had re-scheduled the next video two times as he wasn't able to be there. I know I've been told to add more participants but to me these all are more than just reactors and I've worked really hard on making them more sound about stuff specially music and art. I may have to start all over again with someone else so for now this is all I've got. This is what TRYBALS was and still is about.
Condolences to Mohammad Riaz on the loss of his brother. I wish good health for all at Trybals and hope Chacha Abdul recovers quickly from his illness.
Thank you for your kindness. I am so sorry for poor Mohammad
Please give Mohammed our love and kind respect to him during this time of his loss.
During Ramadan, it is even more difficult I could imagine as out of respect to a Pakistani friend, I am fasting too.
Much love to everyone on this channel ❤❤ hope thinks work out alright in the end
🙏🏼 I'm so sorry to hear this. Our condolences and continued best wishes for all of them. Each person is irreplaceable.
The older gentleman is always so intent, watching closely. He never seems to judge harshly, he is a sweet man.
His is a Wise Man.
And wise
Or he's better at hiding it than most. Who could say? All i know is most people get more judgemental as they get older - no doubt as a result of more life experience.
@@sandercohen5543 Everyone is judgemental, it is in the grace you show and your willingness to challenge your judgements and be at peace with acceptance, that matters the most.
@@Julia-qu1tt words to live by
As a man who grew up in the Christian church it was common for Christian folk to judge this music as satanic. I'm amazed how open minded and insightful these men are towards the music.
I agree. But it made me laugh how quickly Abdul Aziz Rind concluded that Axl was a pot smoker lol!
Mohammad Riaz did.
@@6vetter9 I mean, he ain’t wrong tho. 😄
I pity anyone who is brought up in such a narrow minded and closed household. That has nothing to do with real Christianity. I was fortunate to have been brought up in a home that taught good values and morals but my parents were always open-in allowing us to go to rock concerts and playing that music at home. I grew up in middle class suburban Australia and all,of my friends were brought up in the same way. We got to see AC/DC live with the great Bon Scott so many times in 1975 alone when they were first starting out, and as long as I went in a group my,parents were fine with that. And what a brilliant time for music it was!! Great memories with excellent rock!!
@@karenglenn6707, have you seen the movie The Virgin Suicides by Sofia Coppola?
My most sincere condolences to Mohammad Riaz and his family on the death of his brother. ❤️
I love how all music bounces around the word. These gentlemen are finding things in a 36 year old rock song that remind them of music that they are familiar with. They are also comparing bandannas with their own headwear. It goes to show that we are all not that much different from each other no matter what country we live in. God Bless.
Perfect post!❤
Abdul Aziz Rind Balloch is the elder that families need. He always seeks to understand and connect. So wise and loving. He would be an amazing life coach. 🙏
He's a great example of why we shouldn't judge and why our judgements are often wrong. We can only understand. It makes me happy that he liked "Sweet child O mine" 😊
"I mean, it's definitely old school" - making me feel ancient there, thanks a bunch!
Lol right ? If this is old school I can't imagine what my generation would be called . Now I feel older than dinosaurs..
The man who pointed out the solo was very different than the intro is amazing - he's dead on! That's exactly how it happened, Slash wasn't the biggest fan of the intro and the song but was super happy to switch things up for the solo section (the backing track, chords etc). So perceptive.
These three gentlemen are so amazing to see/watch their reactions. They never are judging, only reacting in the purest form. We all need to be like this.
I agree. These men are so different than the caricatures we get from watching 30-second snippets on TV about a Pakistan news story.
What a cute cat! ❤🐈
Guns 'n roses was so good in his time...
I saw it live, here, in Chile (1992)...
Amazing! The singer Axl Rose and 'Slash' on guitar : world class ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Greetings and respect to the tribe...
I hope you find comfort with your family and friends, Mohammad❤️
❤️🇨🇱👍
Slash and Bumblefoot came to Pakistan in 2000's (probably).
"To a young mind, a gun at times feel like rose, when they hold it in hands"
What a wisdom! That is why we all should listen to seniors who live among us.
Wisdom and poety one time.
Thank You Sir.
My thoughts exactly. Such wisdom!
Man is truly built different. I was sure he was gonna say something like commenting on the dichotomy between the fragile beauty of the rose and the brute violence of the gun, but the man just straight out dropped that and honestly hats off. He's a poet through and through.
My prayers go out to Riaz and his family. May his brother rest in peace. My prayers for Chacha as well. He is such a great person to learn from and appreciate. I hope he feels better soon. Adnan, you do a great job with this channel and however you feel you need to proceed I'm sure will work out. I believe it's enough that we're all learning different cultures and with this channel it's even more so. Thank you for showing us a peek into yours and look forward to seeing more reaction videos. 😎👍
I love the energy the man in the mustache puts out. He seems so genuine. And that guitar intro is so iconic that you know which song it is only after 1 or 2 of the first chords.
I’m so impressed with how open minded and encouraging they are of music genres they’ve never heard before. Time and time again. I feel like we’re missing that in our culture, the elderly appreciating and embracing the new aged artistic endeavors of the youth.
Your channel proves how small this planet we live on is and how we have more similarities than differences.
My prayers are with the TRYBALS families. Much love and respect from NYC ❤
#greatcomment #thanks4sharing #2helpnow #seektruth #brainenergy
"I think he must have smoked pot" 🤣🤣🤣
WOW! I was really surprised with his Michael Jackson comment 🙂🙂
Always loved them. Welcome to the jungle is my favorite. 80s music was the best. Prayers to him and his family. Cat is adorable
I love they can find something to enjoy in the music. A lot of older people, including my dad, would just say its noise. They actually listened and related it to stuff they have heard before.
Younger people are just as much like that. I think people are either inclined to make the effort to interpret new material or alternatively shun it in favour of the safety of the familiar
It's like in the early 80's when we'd get everyone round to play each other our latest records and work out their meanings 😁
Love that fashion statement 😅!
Quite impressed that he was able to recognise slash's guitarplay and connect it to michael jackson, not even many MJ fans know he played a lot for MJ
I love these guys.
Beautiful representations of humanity.
Even though G&R made that video in 1987 it is good to remember the music was still the main focus of most bands at that time. I remember, I was 18 & Video hadn't quite killed the radio star yet.
Guns N' Roses got its name from two different bands the members were in. Hollywood Roses ( started by Axl Rose) and L.A. Guns ( started by Tracii Guns). They combined them into Guns N' Roses
Please pass my condolences to Mohammid Ishaq's brother and entire family. Losing a family member unexpectedly is something that is always difficult for anyone, and I will keep the family in my thoughts. Peace.
I love to hear what they have to say about American culture and our music being so unfamiliar with it. They are all very insightful and open minded
I love your channel and the openness the participants show to experiencing new things!! Sending love to Mohammad Riaz and his family in this difficult time. Sending prayers for chacha and the others as well!!
Fantastic video and reaction. I think this kind of rock music at the time it was familiar to have long hair and I can understand how these fine gentlemen would be confused hehe. But I found it satisfying that everyone here appreciated the quality of the music. Music really is universal, no matter what language the words are sung in because it is the emotion we feel the most.
As a kid growing up in the 80s and listening to heavy metal, the name "Guns and Roses" often made me think of mafia movies where they leave a rose with the victim they've been assigned to take out during a hit.
its crazy how far this channel has come PURELY production value wise it is impressive from editing to the table and the headphones you provide , very impressive.
I love everything on this video : the people, the cat, the song... Thank you for this fun gift despite the sad circonstances.
00:56 Hoo yeah, he had a really great thought there:
_"To a young mind, a gun at times feel like [a] rose when they hold it in [their] hands."_
Great song for our Trybal friends to enjoy!
Hopefully they explained to him that Axl Rose is an asshole, and that some music reviewers' initial claims that Guns N' Roses would turn out to be be the next Led Zeppelin, are still laughed at by fans of classic rock and roll.
Hi Adnan! I'm wondering if you know the song The Wreck of The Edmund Fitzgerald by Gordon Lightfoot. There is a video that has the breaking news, photographs and home movies of the ship and crew. It's incredibly moving, but maybe too many words to translate for the crew? If you decide to do music reactions yourself, this alternate video is POWERFUL and CHILLING.
Hope you and the crew are well!
That is a good suggestion as these individuals grew up in a " story telling " environment. I miss that way of life myself. * I'm also one to love stories, cultural legends , historical events etc . In music and prose it doesn't get any better .
@@eviehadlock8133, thank you! That's what I was thinking too. And they can understand a lot with that video. 😭
@@eviehadlock8133, doesn't seem like it will happen, unfortunately. Never got an answer why. #TRYBALS?
I appreciate the time they take to make these videos and share with us. They are very captivating people. I would absolutely love to meet them one day. They seem like such beautiful and humble people. So many lessons can be learned from them. So much wisdom from them all. I am very sad to hear about the brother passing. Much love to his brother.
I love the guy in the blue shirt. He always goes with the music, sometimes try to sing. He is very sweet, and the very old man with the turban is a real pokerface but everything he analysed is always on point. This is a real wise man. I missed the girls this time, wonder what they would have said.
I just listened to Ali Azmat/Hai Jazba Junoon. I can definitely understand how Muharam thought GnR sounds like that!
Prayers to Mohammad and his family.
I hope you all listen to Ray Charles at some point 😎
Good Ear...Catching Slash's guitar riffs and knowing it reminded him of some MJ music! Priceless :D
I love how they describe his voice as "thin." A great way to describe a high pitched falsetto voice.
Always deep and understanding ❤ I adore these men so insightful humans.
ON THE BRINK OF 200K!!! So EXCITING!!!
I was in my teens in the 80s and it's still my favorite music era. Thanks for introducing these fine men to GnR and this song. Tell them that the "hair bands" of the day were all about the guitars, the hair and the clothes/boots. The guys were prettier and had better hair than us girls, sometimes, and they even used our hairspray and eyeliner - a lot! LOL Slash and Duff really had it goin' on! Please tell Abdul he has a good eye for flair and he was correct in that Axl's bandana was cultural, indeed!
I haven’t watched in a while. Love the updates! Great work on the production upgrades. Subscribed.
I love these reactions so much.... These people have so much they can teach us and the fact that they keep an open mind when listening to new stuff....
I would love to know about them 😊
This is a very amazing channel. I like seeing how different cultures interpret things differently. The people are interesting and always have interesting reactions.
Have them react to the song freebird. If they heard in this river, they really gotta hear freebird.
Edit: it was interesting hearing them comment on how surprisingly high axel's voice was, because axel rose has a very wide vocal range. He can sing very high but also very low too, and his natural speaking voice just sounds normal.
It would be amazing if you show them interview of lead singer and make them listen his original bass voice ❤
I love the guy with the white beard. He seems like he would make a wonderful grandfather!
One of the best songs EVER! I miss the days of Guns and Roses.
One of my favorite songs!
Deepest condolences to Mr Riaz. I’d love to see them react to Best of You by the Foo Fighters. It’s a very deep song that I think they’d appreciate and really dominated the radio for a while. It was a true cultural moment
10:08 to 10:19 damn that is some cold-ass truth spoken.
These videos you make are important for people all over the world to understand we are related.
It is good to see you all! Stay healthy and happy! Thank you for sharing your thoughts and personalities with us!
Hello … I’ve recently found your channel and I absolutely love what you are doing … peace .. love … and especially understanding is what this world needs as always ❤
Great interpretations guys. I admire you all greatly.
My favourite .. The world would be a much better place to live if we were all just a little bit more like these gentlemen here! 🥰
I love these videos, whoever came up with this idea is a genius LOL I especially enjoy the reaction from the older guy with the white beard. I feel like whatever he says is law. Salute to the maker of these videos 🤘 good stuff
I really enjoyed that!! The Guys were very attentive and thoughtful about the meaning. That impressed me greatly! I wish someone could sub-title them in your language so they could read the lyrics.
When I was a youth, I'd often rock out to G&R. On my belt-mounted walkman. As I rode my bike.
It is very interesting to sea this performances/music watched by people from a different cultural Perspective and also from my own perspective, looking backwards. Sometimes I also had listened to the music once.
Dear Sir, Mohammad Riaz, Before I read about the loss of your brother, I could see a serious, painful look in your eyes. Your heart knew what was to come. In reality, your soul and love was with your brother. I pray that Allah whispers in the ears of everyone that loved your brother, " Do not cry, he is with me."
Thank you for sharing your life and opening many eyes.
I will always love how open minded and insightful everyone of these men are. And please give Mohammad my condolences and love.
You are blessing everyone who watches these videos. My they return to you and your participants 100 fold. Thank you. You are truly teaching people to make love not war. All should love their neabor. And as we all live on one planet all are our neabor. ❤
Fun fact: The "Where do we go?" lyrics originated from the band taking their producer's suggestion to add a breakdown to the end of the song. The band agreed but had to kind of make it up as they went. Partway through, Axl started asking "Where do we go? Where do we go now?" and the producer (Spencer Proffer) suggested he make those they lyrics 😄
Nem todos no mundo falam inglês então se vocês habilitassem as legendas do youtube ficaria muito melhor e atingiriam um público muito maior.
Fascinating and addictive to watch these reactions from completely different breeds of human culture! Participants are all so adorable 😊
Great videos about reactions to heavy metal/hard rock. I'm surprised how receptive, open-minded your guests are. It's also interesting the connections they find with their background as well as their reflections about the lyrics.
Funny how they keep wondering whether these rockstars are female.
I LOVE moments like this in the videos, when they are showing they appreciate the cool factor 💖
That's a gorgeous cat 😻
Love This!
I absolutely loved this one. I would like to make a suggestion for a future non-music-related video. A reaction to a video titled "Burial At Sea of Soviet Submariners from Hughes Glomar Explorer - September 4, 1974"
“To a young mind, a gun feels like a rose when they hold it.”
Wow, that is an amazing insight. I just thought the name was a play on juxtaposing warm and fragile beauty with cold brutality, but his insight was deeper.
In the videogame Destiny, there was a gun named Rose that later became Thorn, which also speaks to this typology.
I would highly recommend having them listen to Bob Dylan. His voice is loved throughout the world and I think they will appreciate his voice and message. 'Mr. Tambourine Man' and 'The Times Are A Changin'' are two of my favorites of his.
I would love to watch how these gentlemen react to flamenco
I can see this as coming off very abrasive given the beautify, complexity and melodic richness of the music from the regions these men come from.
These gentlemen have an excellent outlook and understanding of rock and roll. Eyes wide open!
Show them SRV doing voodoo chile.
no entiendo mucho pero me encantan sus reacciones!
5:10 Wot a compliment for one of the most powerful vocalists of all time
awesome video, it would be interesting watching them react to modern extreme metal bands like periphery, archspire or meshuggah. Some music videos that they may like are:
Archspire: Drone Corpse Aviator
Periphery: Atropos
Meshuggah: Bleed
(these songs have a harsh voice texture that is called growling, and is a technique that is used in these types of music)
I have also lost my brother and i pray god sends him healing and love. May God comfort and send peace and comfort. It doesn't get better but you just get bye. You all are in our prayers
I would be interested in seeing them react to the acustic version of How's the Heart from Nightwish from Planet Rock. Or Run Away Train from Soul Asylum.
I would love to see a reaction to Freddie Mercury
This song was actually improvised.
When axl is saying “where do we go now?”, he actually doesn’t know what to play next.
I wonder how they would react to the viking series, Viking s and the long ship's.Great historic accuracy.Great stuff you are doing here you have introduced me as well as you have introduced these people to us people too.t.Greetings form Scotland.
i'm so glad tehy liked it! i didnt like Axl's voice as a kid, but as a grew older, listening to it when mom played music on the computer...it grew on me
now im quite a big fan of them! fun fact: the lyrics "where do we go now" are becuasr the studio producer wanted more after the guitar solo. axl jokingly sang those lyrics, but there had no other ideas, so went with it!
Which i think is what Abdul Aziz is referring to when he mentions certain extended parts as being unnecessary! You can always feel that bit going on a little more than it needs to.
great cat. where is the lady. i miss her hope she is ok.
Wow! What am ear for music that man has
Rock on brother
Axl Rose is the singer. He had a vocal range of 5-6 octaves. The audio on this may have been completed in one take, but in the video he is wearing different clothes.
I love these people
Hello from the US (Alabama). Would love to see a video of the brothers and sisters trying southern food. Sweet tea, BBQ, something of the sort as long as it doesn't conflict with potential diets.
This was the eravof what was called "hair bands" because all of the guys had long hair of varying lengths. It lasted from the 70's through the 80's. Sometimes into the 90's as well.
It was pretty cool how he made the connection with Ali Azmat and Junoon.
Maybe Guns N' Roses - Live at Wembley performing Knocking on Heaven's Door, would be a great reaction so they can see Guns N' Roses a bit older
I would love to see them react to David Bowie - Lazarus
I'm very sorry to hear that something happened to one of those gentlemen up there I don't know his name God bless him and sending prayers for him and his family but on that note I love Guns N Roses favorite band lead singer has such an amazing voice there's nobody can hold a candle to him his voice has such a range that due to not training he has suffered a lot of damage to his vocal cords so it's hard for him to hit those chords these days but thank you for your reaction you're awesome🤘🤘🤘
On a side note: I love the clothes. They all look so elegant.
"Is this from 87?"
My man used to be wild back in the day
These blokes are great.