Unleashing the BEAST: 1st Time Hearing The Hu's Wolf Totem | Reaction Mongolian Metal Meets the Wild
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- Опубліковано 5 чер 2024
- The Huu are a Mongolian folk rock and heavy metal band that will absolutely blow your mind! From the moment the music starts, you can feel your heart pumping faster and faster with excitement.
Their performances are so epic, you'll swear they are commanding the elements around them. The strums are earth-shattering, and the vibrational throat singing gives you goosebumps and chills. It's unlike anything you've ever heard before, and you'll be hooked from the very first note. Get ready to headbang, chant along, and be a part of the most incredible musical journey of your life with The Hu!
00:00 Intro
01:33 Reaction - Розваги
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Nice reaction, now I’ll give you information. “The Wolf Totem” is actually from a 12th century Mongolian poem that the HU shortened and put to music.
The “XXL Violin” (as you called it) is the Morin Khuur (Horse Head Fiddle), it has 2 “strings” that (traditionally) are made from the tail hairs from a horse (traditionally the hairs must come from the player’s own horse to bind player to instrument and vice versa), the “Male” string has 150 hairs and the “Female” string has 130 hairs.
The “guitar” is actually a Tovshuur (Mongolian Lute) and only has 3 strings.
The sound the singer made between lyrical lines is called Mongolian Throat singing and is considered by some Historians to be one of the oldest forms of music.
Also you were correct in the meaning of the song, basically they’re saying “Any way, shape, or form you come at us we will utterly destroy you.”
The lines “10 of us will strike as thunder, 100 of us will shatter your hearts, 1000 of us will destroy and obliterate, 10000 of us will hand you the Wrath of Heaven”, these are the unit increments of the Mongolian Horde. 10, 100, 1000, 10k.
The line “hand you the Wrath of Heaven” comes from a “story” (or rumor, this has not been verified historically) that a King spared but his Kingdom wiped out and burned to the ground asked Chinggis Khaan (we know him as Ghengis Khaan) why he did it, to which he replied (supposedly) “I am the Wrath of Heaven, if your sins had not been so great, God would not have sent me to destroy you.”
Check out (by the HU) “Yuve Yuve Yu”, “The great Chinggis Khaan”, “Shireg Shireg”, “Black Thunder” (parts 1 & 2), and “Bii Biiyelgii” (probably spelled wrong, but you’ll recognize the one I mean)
Thanks for the info
Yuve Yu is incredible
Thank you for educating these guys, they need to learn…..
And the Mongols conquer the world again... I love this music and their instruments are stunning in their simplicity. I can't get enough of the HU!
Mongolian throat singing and Mongolian instruments
The guys on the Harleys aren't part of the band. They are the Harley motorcycle club of Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia. They came in to be on the video, very cool!!
Bikers are the inheritors of the Mongolion mounted traditions....
I believe the style of singing is called "throat singing".
Warrior Music! (HU's music was featured in the game Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order which is what the hero is listening to at the beginning of the game)
You on the Steppe and hear this, run the fuck away. 🔥🔥😂😂
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This is one to watch with the subtitles to assist with the lyrics for sure. I love the confidence and strength of what the lyrics declare. Tough as hell!
The Great Chinggas Khan is the perfect follow-up video- ua-cam.com/video/pD1gDSao1eA/v-deo.html They have many truly great videos. The main band members: Gala / Lead Throat Singer and Morin Khuur- "the cello like thing", Enkush / Lead Morin Khuur and Throat Singer, Jaya / Jaw Harp, Tsuur, Flute, and Throat Singer, Temka / Tovshuur- guitar like instrument, Ono / percussion, tumur hhuur- jaw harp, backing vocals, Jamba / - guitars, backing vocals, Davaa/ bass, backing vocals, Odko / drums.
Might be a bit late to the party, but the instrument with the horse head ornament is called a "Horse fiddle", and it's used a lot in traditional Mongolian music.
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The cello / violin like instrument is called "Morin Khuur" it means horse fiddle. The traditional version of this instrument called Igil looks a bit different. Smaller in size and looks like a wooden laddle but atill 2 string. This instrument is both older than the Chinese "Erhu" and the "Taglharpe" the viking instrument you mentioned. 👍🏽
Yeah, basically the great-great-granddaddy of all stringed instruments pretty much everywhere... Western classical strings to Chinese traditional strings, all from that horse hair fiddle...
I just wanted to let you know in Mongolia they pronounce him as chinngus khaan. Don't forget to use captions on a lot of their songs.
Thanks for the pronunciation. And you right. We'll try to remember to use captions next time.
The western pronounciation with a hard G sounds cooler.
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i believe hes playing a morin khuur, the two stringed instrument.
THE HU ♥️🙏🇲🇳
MONGOLİA BROTHERS NOT RUSSKİ GREAT KHAN GENGHİS KHAN AREA.
Mongolian and Turkic descendants come from ignorant people who still haven't learned a 🤣 little history research
i highly recommend a re-watch with the sub-titles, they don't mince their words and cut to the chase 👍 love your work as always
I’ve listened to several Hu songs. They’re interesting and I like.
We enjoy them as well. Any suggestions on songs we can react to?
@@thisisitreactions the two off the top I recommend is
1. This is Mongol
2. Yuve Yuve Yu
"Hu" is a word in Mongolian meaning Human, yes that's where the english word came from.
The writing at the beginning of the video is Cyrillic which is used in various Slavic, Turkic, Mongolic, Uralic, Caucasian and Iranic-speaking countries in Southeastern Europe, Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, Central Asia, North Asia, and East Asia, and used by many other minority languages.
First off...dope remix as your intro song.
Great reaction. These guys are fire. Check out their cover of Metallica sad but true.
Its not russian dont call it russian pls
'My Lord Chinggis. The reinforcements have arrived.'
That symbol is not russian man thats from Hunnu which was the empire in mongolian land in BC 209
Anyone else feel like invading a castle after this?
It's called Hunnu rock, all the instruments are modified traditional instruments.
HUuuu from Adriatic, Croatia.
😂😂😂😂
Did you ever hear of those geographic locations, toponims, names of places?@@tulgazaya9022
Bid bol arslangad 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥. Love you guys ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Good boys
It is not russian band!!! Mongolian band...
Whoops Our bad. Thanks for correcting us. 👍🏿🙂
That was not Russian, but Mongolian. They just use the cyrillic alphabet, kinda like we use the latin alphabet. But written french still don't look anything like english neven the letter look the same eh?
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Just as K pop stars come out after few years of preparation, they are the ones who have been trained since they were 15 30 years. maybe their lifetime
Do yourself a favor and check out the HU video for "Woman's Song", "Mother Nature, and the just released "Starwars" video game song. I'd love to see your reaction to those songs also because I know they will blow your minds.
Now mongols conquer music world
12th century war chant
The instrument with the bow is a horse head fiddle
You really get it wrong in many ways. It's not about going to war! - It is; Don't mess with us, then we obliterate you!. - There are many layers to it, as the Protector, the Garuda is involved also. - It's very old and it have both old culture and deep roots into Buddhism also. - If your view is towards eternalism, you are totally wrong. If your view is towards nihilism, you are even more wrong. - Not only do you have to wrap your head around what Buddhism really is about, you also need to know some history from that time. The whole Khan history and certainly not the way Khan is portrait in the western history books. - One line in the song give a very important clue: If you come with bad intention, we will obliterate you and together with the rest, it also states that, no matter how the enemy appear, it will be met by the correct antidote. - Genghis Khan was not the only Khan. Some of them had a very close and strong relations with some of the greatest Buddhist masters at that time. - The average Joe have no clue about what the text is about. Even a beginner on the Buddhist path like me, who have studied and practiced for 25 years, still have long way to go, before really getting all the details right. - It is so much more deep and profound than you can imagine. - Together with many of the other comments, I hope you get a feel, that this is so much more than you can understand. I will actually say; It is a great blessing that you even get to hear it! But it takes a razor sharp mind and very openminded person, to get that understanding. - Glad you liked and enjoyed it though! 😎❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for the education! We really appreciate it! You provided extensive context!!
When u think heavy metal is hard af....then u hear Heavy Iron Age
This is the hill I want to transition on. Mjölnir will know my address
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Thanks for the suggestion 👍🏿🙂
Also gangster recognize gangster
CC ....?
there is a translation... on the vid in original...
scary shit.. i tell u.. i stay out of mongolia.
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Get out
Oooh. Nice one. Thanks for the suggestion