Absolutely STUNNING! | Voice of Boceprot, God, Allow Me (Please) to Play Music

[@NittPicc]

If you could go back in time and change something in your past, would you do it?

[@PANIC_aka_PinD]

Nope ... the butterfly effect.

[@eaglez1901]

Nope

[@PANIC_aka_PinD]

@@eaglez1901 I mean ... its a philosophical discussion, right? Do I wish maybe I had done some things differently in hindsight or wonder where another path had taken me ... sure. But I don't choose to live in a world of regret wishing I could go back and change past deeds. Maybe the question is better asked a differently.

[@wanderleyjesus6772]

The life facts gave me a myriads of shifts and opportunities - let it be as it was.

[@chrisegbertky]

You bet. Butterfly effect be damned.

[@FraukeSimon-fl6hd]

Hello from Germany, really nice reaction to my favorite metal band. I am an old Hardrock Lady and these three ladies just reached my heart with their music. Perhaps it is because they really have something to say! So I think that their music is needed today - against all stereotypes!

[@anthonypowell6234]

I am a 56 year old American man with what might be considered a stereotypical musical palette based in western rock/pop music. In recent times however, I tired of new music in this realm, and have primarily listened to Latin music of many genres, and more recently, music from the eastern hemisphere mostly performed by women. THIS HAS BEEN SO RE-INVIGORATING!!! I love not only the immense talent, but the very diverse presentation of so many of my NEW favorite rock/metal/pop/funk/jazz-fusion acts. I also love that these ladies don't feel the need to promote themselves in a hyper-sexualized manner! Their true beauty shines through in many other ways!

[@Byzanthium.kuchen]

Super perspective

[@sangresipurbapurba1671]

Hi beautiful NittPicc. Greeting from Jakarta. Thank you so much for your nice reaction, so as common person I find reasons how to appreciate their music. Love healthy and wish you all the best.

[@gregs3845]

'School Revolution' is their OG song when they were still in highschool. If you are going to keep reacting to VoB I suggest starting at the beginning of their musical career.

[@Patrick_H.]

Back in their village, they were getting a lot of pushback, and even hate, for playing rock music. For a follow-up I would recommend *_Not Public Property_* - a rejection of male 'handsiness' (and worse) kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIubgYSIrdNmp7s . My personal favorite. Their Story: Marcia's mother hated their music and told her to 'stop that foolishness and prepare yourself for marriage'. At one point during an argument at a gig Marcia was actually punched in the face! They went to their local religious leader and told him that there was nothing in the Koran that prohibited women from playing music - "What can we do?" He told them to write a song to God and ask him for permission. Marcia wrote that song: *_God, Allow Me Please to Play Music_* . They recorded the video . . it went viral, and their career began. I LOVE them!

[@kikisupriadi6554]

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[@PojokSam]

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[@fanskijarotrahyangjayadhar3860]

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[@fanskijarotrahyangjayadhar3860]

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[@mamatjecover7016]

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[@denniseldridge2936]

Let me just say that I fell in love with this band through this particular video. Such a strong message, and such brave young women cannot be ignored. And when I started exploring their catalogue it only got better and better. Even their earliest videos as a band in high school are great. Since then they've been on tour in Europe and the US, appearing at major festivals in those regions. Recently they broke with their management company, which I think may have set their career back a bit, but they seem happy with the direction they're forging, so I'm very happy for them. But they do deserve a tonne of respect for their hard work and dedication in the face of some very difficult opposition to their career by the more conservative elements of their community, and even their own families. But they didn't let that deter them one bit, which is just incredible.

[@JuanSan66]

What these three ladies are achieving is something tremendously commendable.

[@bw1342]

Hello NittPicc and welcome to Voice of Baceprot! This band's importance cannot be overstated, not because of any landmark musical compositions, but because of who they are as people. They provide a critical counterpoint to many Westerners' toxic perceptions of Muslims, using their, now global, platform as activists who fight for equality, safety, and opportunity for ALL people! Imagine the courage it took, as devoutly religious teenage girls growing up in a small rural village, to stand up for themselves against the pressures all around them (they have said in interviews that they literally had no friends for quite a while). They are pure inspiration and are providing hope for all our futures! ♥

[@Elvira_putri-r8v]

Dimana mana ada nih orang, yuk semangat support VOB🔥

[@jatentechno9273]

Kalo di Afganistan mereka sudah terbunuh

[@dickyallblack]

VOB its not just a girl band Mereka sangat berani menembus stigma religion dan jalan yg diambil juga antimainstream dan yg paling penting buat mereka adalah karya yg bagus dan pesan yg disampaikan its very DEEP. Modal tekad yg kuat dan ternyata mereka sangat berbakat di jalan yg benar Keep supporting for VOB

[@ansaralwi9051]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@manrayma]

my first introduction to VOB was the music video PMS. it has one of my all time favorite lines. "you're loud dogma is just a ruse, to shackle all the fools!" these young ladies do not waste lyrics. check it out . peace!!

[@TheJerm]

LOVE this band. Much respect! They have a ton of great material. Personal favorite so far is "PMS" (Sundanese acronym meaning "completely independent woman"), but there's some great live stuff from their concert a few years ago in Rennes, FR. "Sundanese Instrumental" and "Age Oriented" from that concert are fantastic! So glad you found VOB, NittPicc! Thanks much! 🕊

[@MegaHogzilla]

I'm not crazy about some of their other stuff, but this song is a gut-wrenching plea, in a very real sense, that just always hurts me that they even have to ask. This song is so great. So great.

[@ragman7266]

I went to see them on their only U.S. tour. It was a tiny place in Chicago, but they rocked it and seemed so happy to be there. I talked to their merch guy for a little bit, mentioning I drove over 5 hours to get there, hoping to get brownie points to meet the band. Lol. Didn't happen, but it was a great show.

[@abohazem7977]

she wanted to sing just to show her soul, but they ended up living in hearts of millions of peoples worldwide, I'm so proud of them, thank you for the joyful reaction.

[@Tony-jm3pd]

My first time watching this band. There is a lot of talent and info to take in, I'm intrigued. More please.

[@Greg-om2hb]

VOB are a “Power Trio.” That part was definitely a Reggae break. I admire these ladies especially because, while some bands in the West might fancy themselves to be (or have been) Punk “rebels,” VOB are walking the walking as they quite visibly, and loudly, challenge social norms, and “rage against the machine,” which makes their cover of KILLING IN THE NAME OF all the more compelling. Their song (Our Bodies Are) NOT PUBLIC PROPERTY, delivers another urgent message. If Punk Rock with a feminist message appeals to you, check out the Japanese all-female Hardcore band OTOBOKE BEAVER, who express themselves with songs like DON’T LIGHT MY FIRE, LOVE IS SHORT, and I CHECKED YOUR PHONE. Maybe start with OKAGE NO ONNA (Woman Of The Shadow); the OMV provides in the the description the original lyrics and an English translation

[@yugeyogamingYT]

When we listen to them, especially live, they give us the mood for energy, jumping, and enjoying the concert. They tell us the true meaning of music. Please react to all songs on their album.

[@hiawatha.g]

Great point about what it takes to work as a trio. That is one reason some of these young trios (The Warning, Asterism, Trident, VOB) are so damned impressive. They all have a huge sound that is also beautiful.

[@PojokSam]

It is nice to know you react to VOB. Three tough young girls from Indonesia. They know nothing about playing music before 2013. Live far away in the suburb, 2 hours from the small city. They got many obstacles from the people arround them, because rock music is identified as a satan music. But They still went forward, and in 2021 they start went aboard. Tour in France, Netherland, Cheko and German. Their music stories is very awesome, and their talent is so big. Have a nice time with VOB!

[@nanungnugroho5281]

Next, check out their tour video in the USA

[@PANIC_aka_PinD]

It has been difficult for them as they struggle for acceptance in their home market. The one thing making it at least a little easier is that their president is a metal head. The country is also predominantly Muslim which comes with its own set of challenges for a female rock band. They visited the US last year and I was privileged enough to see them live ... unfortunately they have separated from their label, 12 Wired who enabled the tour. I am not sure when they may be back ... but these girls have a lot of fight in them. Widi won my heart live. She is really talented. Marsya is the obvious leader ... but I think Sitti and her show collection would be your favorite ;) .

[@PANIC_aka_PinD]

Lol ... misspelled "shoe" :p .

[@arthurwilliams7511]

This rhythm section is on par with Band-Maid. Incredible 🤘🏻

[@Najaemin-bs1vt]

Yeeeeesss...we are Baladceprot Indonesian big fans VOB🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@killiansred1000]

My understanding of VOB’s situation is Muslims don’t approve of women pursuing a career playing rock/metal music. I think it has to do with modesty within their religion. The root of this song came from the members asking their religious leader if he would accept their chosen path. He told them to write a song to God. The community still felt it wasn’t right but the band decided to keep playing their style of music. Hence the description of not being the enemy and pleading to God to allow them to play music. In the live shows I’ve seen this is the last song in the set. VOB’s courage to stay the course is nothing short of amazing. They are great musicians who are getting accustomed to the attention of people who enjoy their music and want them to succeed.

[@motoholicer]

When you said being woman is not easy I think you need to react that so relate with what you said VOB " Not Public Property " I bet you will love this song too

[@chrisegbertky]

I was delighted when this popped up recently on my youtube feed. You've given the music, the lyrics and the visual elements the joyful appreciation and serious respect they deserve. This is the type of reaction VOB deserve and seldom receive not out of malice but out of laziness or lack of musical sophistication. These women remind me of Rage Against the Machine re: challenging injustice and ignorance. They do a hellavu cover of Killing in the Name of at a concert in France. Apparently they are Tom Morello approved! Thank NittPicc for this magnificent reaction/analysis!

[@PakejiSai]

Hallo Nittpicc Iam from Surabaya, Indonesia. Thanks so much your reaction and I hope God Bless You.

[@tintin9274]

Great Video! VoB Mantap Forever!!!🔥🧕🎸🔥🧕👑🎸🔥🧕🥁🔥

[@e.janwar111]

Terimakasih atas reaksi nya🙏🙏🇮🇩🇮🇩❤

[@hiawatha.g]

Imagine a group of teenaged girls in a conservative Muslim village in Indonesia, starting a heavy-metal rock group in the face of a societal resistance, including opposition by some of their parents. That is Voice of Baceprot. They started off posting covers of big-name western metal bands, before starting to release their own music. They consider themselves faithful Muslims, and wear hijab on stage (with some enhancements, hence “the costumes”), but they still get opposition and even threats from people who are opposed to girls behaving this way (“baceprot” means “noisy” or “loud”). “School Revolution”, kzbin.info/www/bejne/apK9iWB5ba1-gMU their breakout song, is about having the right to have ones’ own thoughts, free of judgement from society. “God Allow me (Please) to Play Music” is about people who use religion as an excuse to persecute artists. Firdda Marsya Kurnia (vocals and guitar) Widi Rahmawati (bass) Euis Siti Aisyah (drums) They are obviously all talented; Rahmawati, in particular, shows signs of being a world class bassist. I have seen them live in a tiny venue in Oakland. It was a wonderful show, and extremely moving.

[@konstantinosarvanitidis3324]

Hi, new sub here after this! I am a Greek old metalhead, but I live in Germany! Keep Rocking and greetings from Munich! Thank you!🤘

[@antonardjanggi4985]

This is the strongest lyrics by VOB, but I would say "School Revolution" is the best song 🤘🏻🇮🇩

[@wakukukuy67]

Thank Nitt❤❤from Indonesian

[@yoskarmayasa1079]

Thank you so much for your reaction to VOB (VOICE OF BACEPROT)

[@RifkiOleng-tt6lr]

Next "not public property" by voice of baceprot

[@antoiswanto217]

good job nitt, and we want more vob nitt...

[@permanacimahi3496]

Amazing vob rock pangky from indonesia

[@rislanamin261]

Thank somuch nitt for your great reaction look you looking beautiful nitt

[@adeliasabrinalatifahany5138]

Yes,,,,,,,, nice reaction, ❤👍❤👍❤👍l loye you. We want more, Next, school revolution.

[@Sony-l3l]

Thank you so much pretty Lady NittPicc for a great reaction God Allow Me of our indonesian hijab ladies metal band... I woukd like you to react their live performance in France performing Enter The Sandman by Metalica... Thank you so.much pretty Lady gor upporying our indonesian singers and bands❤❤❤❤

[@RazvanMihaeanu]

The Enemy of Earth is You (LIVE STUDIO SESSION GUA BERDURI) next song.

[@musanhermawan]

Widi the SLAPPING BEAUTY

[@NurAeni-dc2ei]

Thanks Nitt❤❤❤❤ from Indonesia

[@budakbaong2123]

Welcome por VOB❤️🙏🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@mrsd2143]

I love how you reviewed their music ❤️

[@Simonbolwell-fd6oe]

When I saw them in London last Wednesday their vocals and sound was so clear there are some clips floating around including Glastonbury ❤

[@purplerain992]

"God, Allow Me (Please) to Play Music". This single came after the personnel consisting of three veiled women experienced a bit of intolerance in the environment. Criticism and stigma came and went from all directions and almost made them want to give up on the music scene in 2016. "The more we try to avoid criticism, distanced himself, it became even more vicious, it provoked us to fight even more outspokenly," VoB vocalist and guitarist Firdda "Marsya" Kurnia said in an official statement. "We want people listening to this song to be more tolerant of other people. God does not belong to just one person or a group of people," said Marsya. "So, everyone has the right to creation, and the responsibility for their creation is given by God," Marsya continued. Voice of Baceprot (VoB) is one of the Indonesian metal band groups that speak out loud about social issues. Marsya, the vocalist, revealed that the songs were explored from everyday experiences to reading references. "Experience Becomes Inspiration Voice of Baceprot Expresses Social Criticism Through Metal Songs" Firdda "Marsya" Kurnia [Vocalist and Guitarist, born in 2000] Widi Rahmawati [bass player, born in 2001] Euis Siti Aisyah [ Drummer, bprn in 2000 ] next react please VoB "[ NOT ] PUBLIC PROPERTY " OMV

[@kikisupriadi6554]

VOB🇮🇩🔥🤘we want more reaction vob live in rennes france

[@Bahrul79]

Great reaction... Indeed, she's got a deep and growl sound in their original song "Not Public Property"... just check itu out...

[@bhaktiharibowo8695]

NICE REACTION NITT....🤩

[@kevinbowland4686]

Coolass band. Love the bass tones. How musically badass can you get when you are subject to poential ridiclle and threats and still have the courage to be who you want to be. I know you love world music, you need to check out Otyken. I'm a metalhead, but they are mesmerizing. Try Ummet Ozcan X Otyken Altay.

[@Feri_Media]

❤ The one with the channel is very beautiful

[@azrilzailany502]

Next reaction VOB live in france, Killing in the name.. 👍

[@hasanudinhasanudin6853]

Terima kasih semoga chanel ini makin maju. Dan tolong dukung vob di manapun karena kami selalu mencintai vob.

[@frendywijaya3828]

good performance ❤❤❤

[@tatangmutakin4819]

Terima kasih banyak brother telah mereaksi VOB, mereka dapat dikatakan 'bayi ajaib' dalam bermusik sebab baru mengenal alat musik pada usia 14 tahun yang diajarkan oleh guru konselingnya yaitu Abah Erza (ketika masih belajar di yunior high school kelas 8), dalam waktu 1 tahun sudah agak mahir dalam memainkan alat2 musik dan ikut beberapa festival musik rock, langsung dapat juara 1 beberapa kali. Menarik dan uniknya lagu2 ciptaan mereka bersama Abah Erza semuanya tentang realitas kehidupan sehari2 , tak satupun lagu mereka bercerita tentang cinta kasih sebagaimana pasangan muda-mudi. Cobalah anda mereaksi lagu single pertama mereka 'School Revolution' , saat memainkan lagu itu usia mereka antara 17-18 tahun. Bravo NittPicc ...Mega Bravo VOB👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿💯💯💯🤟🤟🤟💪💪💪

[@tatangmutakin4819]

Dikoreksi ..saat memainkan lagu School Revolution usia mereka antara 15 - 16 tahun

[@nalendrawibowo6860]

You will be having fun to watch their cover live in France -Rennes back in 2021, Killing in The Name Of or how energic they do their original "where's the Holly Noble Today" ..most of their original is voicing protest, rebellion...and other things great about them is they mastering englih in only one to one and half year while the english education is does not exist from where they came (a very remote village)

[@artankhan6323]

VOB on fire 🔥🤘😎❤

[@gsyedp723]

VOB ... 🥰😍🤩🤘🤘🤘

[@carladiyas2337]

VOB ❤❤❤ SUARA yg MANTAP. 👍👍👍

[@fanskijarotrahyangjayadhar3860]

Pleas Not public property,, VOB 🤘🤘🤘

[@xcooljay7066]

Thank you for your reaction sister, I want you to check out another song from VOB! Greetings from Indonesia \m/

[@gunturgunawan532]

VoB 🔥❤️🔥

[@jumsacikoko4061]

Awesome you are very attention

[@funnyanimals8648]

Indonesian girls.... amazing....

[@azami5567]

👍💛 it

[@ekayudhiman6535]

Nice reaction to VoB...🎉

[@salsacahyadi1992]

Next ,.VoB - ( Not) Public property ( official music video )

[@TheXYZRUSH]

Hail VOB! 🤒🖤🌏

[@KIRNOChannel]

Nice.. Next: Killing In The Name _ Voice Of Baceprot.

[@chrisegbertky]

It is really an epic performance!

[@mikaeljonsson1975]

Marsya Siti Widi VOB (VOICE OF BACEPROT) BAND HIJAB GIRLS From GARUT WEST JAVA INDONESIA NKRI MERDEKA 🇮🇩 2024 They Will Concert in Glastonbury UK on June.

[@rickyekaputras5750]

VOB🤘

[@Agushaerudin-hd7jc]

Miss nitt i love you. Vob selalu dihati orang indonesia❤

[@karjo8838]

Thank's

[@rasyidah5006]

Vob yes

[@nayraqueen]

😭😭😭 God allow me 🙏please 🤲

[@didibarundi3356]

Thank you for teaction

[@sangpenakluk6571]

Baladceprot hadir selalu😅😅😅

[@sopingi-pl3rx]

Terimakasih,❤❤❤V.O.B

[@guntarawijaya8860]

Next reaction vob " school revolution" live in rennes france .

[@susahpintar6259]

Beast

[@bangkim9705]

Nice react Miss,please more react VOB ORIGINAL Song or COVER. BIG L❤VE from 🇮🇩 INDONESIA. PEACE...

[@wahyudecu1865]

Next try react " SchooL Revolution " from VOB

[@Durian_montongg]

Yeah girls. Show the world the power of woman and show what the meaning of equality

[@ngamen_santai]

VoB Amazing.... love u....

[@jonokarianto1505]

vOB killing the name ,,mantap play and the francis

[@bangjoel5901]

VOB THE BEST 💪🇲🇨💪

[@mamatjecover7016]

Greetings from Indonesia 🤟🤟🤟

[@musanhermawan]

Voice of baceprot

[@aawangcsc]

❤ VoB

[@hayasughi9939]

nice react

[@dodostones2950]

Tks u reaction Please next reaction VOB killing in the name

[@dodostones2950]

Tks u reaction VOB Please next Killing in the name for VOB

[@khusnulmulyono3085]

Sidoarjo hadir indonesia. Aku suka. Sekali cara meration. Ilove nitt picc.

[@yanto5282]

Balaceprot Indonesia stay here

[@eaglez1901]

Some US or EU label needs to pick them up. They're way too good and way too important to be stagnant. If you really wanna see them cut loose, search yt VOB France. It's about a 47 min video with time stamps. Check out their blistering cover of Killing in The Name Of by Rage Against The Machine

[@OmMamet25]

Next VOB - whats the holy nobel today?

[@akunfarel2138]

Vob🤘

[@ajangpml3891]

🤘🤘vob 🇮🇩🇮🇩thank👍👍

[@runestoryaboy8680]

Thanks miss Nitt...may VoB can become woman hijab metal band in the world..especially as the first band Group.

[@tatangsobari6529]

👍👍👍👍👍