INDIA METAL - Tung Tung (Nooran Sisters Metal Remix)

[@AwfullWaffle]

This seals it Andre, you have to go to India and make a full album with these ladies!!

[@1234Testicle]

Yes

[@rockugotcha]

before he makes one with the pastor.

[@trinados]

Definitely

[@Samurai_Stoner]

I'll cosign this

[@TheBorderRyker]

I’d buy that album. 🤘🏻

[@chrism.550]

Indian metal is definitely a thing the country needs urgently!

[@chrism.550]

OMG, thank you so much - my sunday is saved

[@richardharrold9736]

@@chrism.550 Also Skyharbor, which is an Anglo-Indian thing (albeit partly based in the US - their awesome but somewhat unfortunately-named drummer Anup Sastry lives in Maryland)... worth a listen.

[@ILLRICARDO]

There are Indian metal guitarists who can give a more authentic rendition of Indian metal.... Bloodywood is a good example.

[@mandatorymyocarditis]

I call it maderchod metal

[@Snoop_Dugg]

The Down Troddence is really good, it feels like an Indian Lamb of God Nah Bloodywood feels cringe to me

[@gnormanlippert]

I would unironically listen to an entire album of this.

[@fenrishaugen6749]

This holds extra significance for me as a Norwegian as the word "Tung" literally means "Heavy" in my language. Rock on.

[@isaacmadhavan]

Super cool!

[@AB-nx7zm]

tung(some sound) baje(play or jiggle)

[@ОбвалЗабоев-п9ы]

Also in swedish. 😄

[@indrajeet5000]

Mah man..

[@GitsumSaus]

This holds extra significance for me as a Scouser as the word "Tung" literally means Tongue in my language, and those are some sweet licks. Rock on.

[@GregTosh2]

Sisters of a Down (? sounds freaking amazing 🔥

[@shaihulud4515]

Damn! I read your comment and - bam - hit me unprepared! But actually that summarises the whole plot very well :) Nice one, Greg!

[@floydwurst9948]

Yes! As far as I'm concerned you just named that band. Now all that's left is for them to release an album and go tour.

[@MrMixolydian7]

Awesome play on words!👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾

[@FOXeDOG]

😄

[@lajosszabo4975]

YEEEEEEESSSSSS

[@natasham7809]

I would pay to see Andre and the Nooran sisters together in concert!

[@cjpert5286]

I’d be there too, In the mosh pit

[@SchubertAloysius]

how much would you pay?

[@Hiro.the.God.]

Yes I would be front row.

[@Shitballs69420]

Nooran sisters, okay thanks I was wondering who they were. This is actually awesome.

[@amritanshusinghairy9096]

People already do pay hefty amounts to watch Nooran sisters perform, just the 2 of them.

[@Cdglass]

Ahhh yes, the indian alt folk metal we’ve been waiting for

[@1IGG]

Bloodywood?

[@lordsiomai]

@@1IGG i love this

[@OzzFreakGames]

@@1IGG Bloodywood is amaziiinggg

[@migamdoley9540]

Indeed ❤️

[@Luthimious]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@huko4266]

Thanks for bringing the world together with music.

[@Chris_Stanley007]

Well said.

[@Gonzo-G1000]

I spend love because i have no money. greetings from spain.

[@Samir12357]

​@@Gonzo-G1000money doesn't matter...... That's really extraordinary how we all are enjoying a song without understanding it.

[@winduptoy1366]

Wow, wow wow wow! I'm obsessed and I don't understand a word. ❤❤❤❤❤ thank you for turning me on to new to me music. Wow!

[@pan2aja]

Woa !! Money well spent brother !

[@thundercptts1452]

It is utterly ridiculous how good these 3 Nooran sisters colabs have been

[@fcuk_x]

Extra Top shelf stuff!

[@kajeralocse]

Hahaha hell yeah!

[@31145_]

colabs lol hahaah, but agree, very good!

[@currykingwurst6393]

@JamesMacPherson So Bloodywood but more tung tung?

[@paddotk]

Not a collab, but yeah I agree. This is good music.

[@hasnainkabir7567]

0% Flashy Cars 0% Nudity 0% Showing off 100% Tung Tung

[@jackwong5816]

Just like the original MV for the song by the sisters.

[@dickbrett9827]

Female Empowerment 😎🥲

[@mauMauthecarabao]

Tung Tung is 🤘🤘

[@abhishekscott5260]

tung tung

[@audimaster5000]

tDunah dun dun dunahahnauw!

[@harshatri1546]

In actual the lyrics are also about the riffs of indigenous single string instrument and how it makes your heart pump with its sound. Quite metal itself!

[@solac388]

Some more gravy for you: in Norwegian tung means heavy

[@Cheesemeister42]

@@solac388 Which is where we get Tungsten from - literally heavy rock.

[@solac388]

@@Cheesemeister42 yep!!

[@aakashjain4498]

@@mezzb lmfao! In case you were wondering what they actually say though, it's "Tung tung da sound karda" meaning "it makes a tung tung sound"

[@fightinandirish]

Guys stop with all the cool facts, I'm learning too much.

[@ThereIsNoGodOnlyUs]

I wonder if Nooran Sisters ever scroll through any of the mashups that have been made with them and whay they think about it. It would be amazing to see their reactions to what has been created with them.

[@rbrianjones]

What started out as a "comedy" channel has turned in to something ground breaking and absolutely epic. I think you might be on to something here Mr. Andre \m/

[@uninspired3583]

"Absolutely epic", zero exaduration

[@johnhandcock7744]

It transcends comedy. Metal, as reanimated through Andre's fingers here,, has shown its ability to stand the test of time. But more importantly, metal has shown us it can work across multiple styles and genre's also filling in for anything lacking or missing to complete any masterpiece, or create a piece of heaven on earth!!!

[@mikeg3439]

It's all of it, I mean I crack up listening to the Nooran sisters being made into metal, and at the same time I think it's like the Indian female version of System of a Down (one of my favorite bands ever) so it's not like in laughing I'm discounting how fantastic they are as musicians.

[@tezzo55]

Agreed totally, this man is a genius!

[@StarfruitFilms]

Where’d you get that idea? He started out doing mostly cover songs, not comedy. Check out his early videos!

[@simongarribaldi9267]

Totally awesome. Great synergy.

[@zeorph]

Did you pay to make a comment??

[@simongarribaldi9267]

Sorry pal, I don't get your angle. Read my original comment.

[@zeorph]

@@simongarribaldi9267 your comment has a little heart symbol above it with s donation amount of €50 if I remember correctly

[@cncinc100]

@@zeorph There's a button on the Like/Dislike bar, that has a heart and "Thanks" in it. That sends a donation along with a comment.

[@teacherfromthejungles6671]

@@zeorph have you ever heard of DONATIONS for content creators? usually you can leave a comment under your donation, and here it is...

[@IanoLudz]

Ah shit, that’s another one I’m going to be singing in my head for the next month.

[@rockugotcha]

Kakhashi kata hadu baha shika to yebe he.... I think we have the same symptom.

[@anthonyfmoss]

@@rockugotcha so do I!

[@nayaleezy]

right? I still can't get the 🐷 pig calling song out of my head.

[@kattihatt]

Enjoy it!

[@DaveShmoe]

It's a total ear worm but that's okay with me.

[@josephvanwyk2088]

I just fell into THIS rabbit hole. Why has no one ever combined these two art forms?

[@JGS123WRPTP]

They have, you’re watching a video of it.

[@josephvanwyk2088]

@@JGS123WRPTP Thanks captain obvious.

[@agsudarshan]

There are many albums that incorporate metal and rock elements with Sufi elements. Look up Rang De Basanti, Rockstar and Queen. All albums of bollywood film. This mashup is def done really well which does a direct layering of metal on sufi music which works great!

[@mikeg3439]

Yeah definitely has been a rabbit hole on this stuff. I ended up in Mongolian metal too off this.

[@user2j3ycg4df]

You mean, like a new genre, right? I think it'd be awesome. I've had the same thought.

[@prouser64]

This guy speaks fluent metal. I can not imagine the level of metal understanding to make it from everything, just metal as an instrument. Yesterday we were in the supermarket with my girlfriend and once I detected pomegranates I started laughing and singing "no pomegranates!" and she replied "no! no! no! no! no!". Thank you for your work, it is just cool, fun, entertaining and simply nice.

[@hinduismwithpremananddasbhagat]

because of your vids I've started listening to the 'real' stuff by the Sisters. They are awesome.

[@Boss_Tanaka]

Same

[@reddaB]

They are stupendous. Perfect pitch and insane vocal stamina.

[@erlutofholly133]

Who are these sisters?

[@reddaB]

@@erlutofholly133 the Nooran Sisters!

[@jackwong5816]

Same here, made a great YT playlist to boot.

[@deepsea5348]

The melodic complexity of Indian music meshes so well with metal instrumentals, I am obsessed 😍

[@StratsRUs]

The so called (by The Western Music Theorists ).. 'Exotic' 'creepy' 'Phrygian' that Indians have been using forever. Western Civilisation and its inbuilt bias.'Othering' everyone else.

[@BloodoperaBlackvomit]

Me too, I don't even care what the lyrics mean.

[@pnptcn]

For real, check out Bloodywood if you haven't already.

[@TheDoctorFlay]

Wax Audio has done a few awesome Indian mashups

[@xc43t]

@@BloodoperaBlackvomit Nooran sisters often sing religious songs. The one where they repeat Ali's name is quite obvious. But hey, who cares if it sounds good, right?

[@Nolo264]

Special mention to the drummer who's behind all the Andre's Indian metal cover... Who's really adding spice to it..

[@ellesper]

I don't think the drums are recorded live. They sound like they've been sequenced digitally

[@blackmamba9950]

@@ellesper I am an amateur, what made you think it was digitally produced? Can you explain, thanks 🙏

[@ItsAsparageese]

@@blackmamba9950 I'm an amateur too and looking forward to hearing what the other commenter hopefully responds -- but based on what I understand from more experienced people than myself, detecting programmed drums generally has to do with detecting whether there are or aren't subtle imperfections in precision and in the sample sounds always being pretty identical. I can't generally tell the difference myself unless it's super obvious (like if the samples just sound sample-y, like average keyboard drum sounds instead of sounding real) but I think trained drummers have an ear for the subtle differences from stroke to stroke on the same instrument, and things like that

[@joshuaholmes7818]

@@ItsAsparageese It's that, and also the fact that drum plug-ins are just standard procedure these days. Everyone uses them, if you don't see a drummer, there probably is no drummer

[@ItsAsparageese]

@@joshuaholmes7818 Good point lol. And thanks!

[@VIEWITIS]

That guttural hype shout at 1:11 is pure badassery.

ikr

[@dytyzerpud]

ABSOLUTELY! When that part hit i was FEELIN IT.

[@tenaciousb7868]

HUT!!

[@jackthetoad885]

I was like _whoa_ that's *not* sold in Canada

[@yaseiKen]

@@jackthetoad885 Tung ga Tung thats saaad...(02:31)

[@DarshUK1]

This guy is creating legit genres that I’d listen to. Some artists need to get on this 😅

[@dickbrett9827]

#metoo

[@stephen6691]

Bloodywood already did :)

[@khairunnidzam92]

* cough* system of a down * cough*

[@masterkraft4746]

And there is also flamenco-rock which derives from Indian music. Check a band from the 70's called "las Grecas"

[@quiffpbacon]

Who else has listened to this multiple times every day since it came out? So good.

[@billwabo]

Same here, that's quite a nice song, im always surprised by Andre and the kifness. Sometime i really get into it although at first i'm skeptical.

[@kristinamullen4066]

My ears are nearly completely blocked from an infection so I can barely hear this, but I love it and will listen again when my hearing returns.

[@COLOFIDUTI]

man im working out listening to this🤣

[@thundercptts1452]

Literally every day when the TV goes on, yt goes on first for this song. I think I'm a little obsessed

[@EugenioFranklin]

The priest knocking the mic on the table (MAGA priest) is my daily "go to". But these ladies are awesome too, specialty the first video of them

[@noblesavage8332]

If these ladies and this guy make a concert in America, there would be so many metal heads in this concert

[@XenonKnight]

As an Egyptian extreme metalhead. I find this one of the best cultural mix i have heard in years. This is amazing on so many levels. You sir have my respect!

[@hellc590]

Imagine an Amr Diab metal song!

[@MofrakosaurGaming]

@@hellc590 umm kulthum metal would be something else

[@nosotrosloslobosestamosreg4115]

I remember a French metal band... They were arabic immigrants' sons. The mix was fantastic... If all of them were that cool when it comes to integrating to West.

[@thechazman8554]

It's soo good! Are you familiar with Melechesh? They're one of my favourites at the moment.

[@borisreid3053]

@@MofrakosaurGaming there exist Inta Omri cover by Khalas band from Acre kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWO1dmVmdsxpp8k

[@kajeralocse]

I'm a metalhead and have always admired Indian music. This is so beautiful to my ears. Please do a collab album with these two beautiful ladies Andre.

[@FrozenFrost]

Bloodywood is the way to go

[@ZaidKhan-mk6ih]

If Pakistani music will be included it will take to another level.... Nooran sisters have so many Pakistani touch in their music

[@psytek1978]

Dude, yeah indian music..but with metal!

[@evantaylor9566]

@@psytek1978 Check out Bloodywood, my guy! They’re basically Indian Sepultera.

[@GeorgeFafa]

basically, any folk music done Metal is the absolute shit!!

[@SuperSrDan]

This is the precursor of a new niche genre of metal: Nooran Metal.

[@sabyasachidey7119]

Most creative comment bro!!

[@phantomdrac]

or TUNG-sten Metal…🤘⚡️🦇⚡️🤘

[@neeravnaik]

Tung Tung song was composed by Sneha Khanwalkar as part of limited series for MTV where she traveled to Punjab and recorded ambient sound and local talents in Noora sisters as lead vocals. Overall was a great series

[@gingenie]

BollyMetal that we wanted

[@_____983]

Go check out the band called bloodywood they are one of the best Indian metal bands

[@1IGG]

Look for Bloodywood if you like it Pretty good Indian folk metal.

[@jaypoirier4216]

Damn straight. I'm surprised how killer it sounds

[@gdubya83]

Rock with the red dot

[@otacon8225]

100

[@PRSer]

These sisters naturally have awesome tones in their voices. I believe it's the reason so many people like hearing them even though most do not understand the language. Pairing their voices with metal makes it all the more awesome

[@OntarioTrafficMan]

Also rock solid rhythm

[@DirtyRobot]

One of them has a voice. The other one eats stuff.

[@itsvhere4327]

@@DirtyRobot Hey man. Not cool. Also they harmonize with each other so both voices are needed.

[@drdrew7475]

@@DirtyRobot That's a pretty shitty comment to make

[@introvertdude842]

​@@DirtyRobot you clearly haven't heard both of them singing

[@mohitsharma1406]

The Power in her voice is just mind blowing!!!

[@johannesandersson9477]

She goes from sweet looking to scary real fast when she cranks the intensity of her voice

[@joewalker9032]

Yeah they're incredible ladies. They sound good with metal!

[@meanboyakash]

As a Indian I'm very proud of Nooran Sister 💗Also great mix done by Andre 💓

[@mikeg3439]

They are wonderful. Any musician would enjoy them.

[@Tomvaneester]

its also incredible how you manage to complement the singing without overpowering or trying to draw more attention to yourself. it's perfectly balanced. it just fits. Incredible. thank you

[@vaskebjorn5645]

We need more Nooran Sisters in metal! Please don't stop, man!

[@YonatanZunger]

This is so amazingly good. It's not even Indian metal - that's a whole thing, it can be really good too, and it's absolutely different. This is a whole new thing. We need you three to get together and cut an album of this.

[@fcuk_x]

The general term for this is crossover.

[@morningstar6123]

100% would love an actual joint effort on this between the 3 of them :D Could be really cool!

[@SamCoffman]

'TUNG TUNG!! I'M SO INTO CANADA!!!!!' IS WHAT MY UNTRAINED EAR HEARS, BUT I'M MOVED TO TEARS OF JOY WHEN I HEAR IT! 10/10 BREAKTHROUGH GENRE MIX JAMMMMM!!!!!!!! LOOOOOOOOOOOVE!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Wildflower687]

That’s exactly what I heard too LOL.

[@Adeus1]

😂😂😂😂

[@SuperAnkita91]

They are singing "Tung Tung da Sound karda" means "It sounds like 'Tung Tung'"

[@porcaro4ever]

Andre's channel should be protected as a national treasure.

[@AuraCraft]

of which particular nation? :p

[@porcaro4ever]

@@AuraCraft any

[@suleymanarslan1967]

This must go to Spotify man. I cant stop listen to it.

[@abnersoliveira]

I cant stop listening too

[@EsquatchoMundo]

100% all the recent ones need to get up on Spotify asap!

[@dibyahowlader9355]

The concert was in Dhaka International Folk Fest 2016 and I was there. Headbanged a lot after watching this version. Love from Bangladesh

[@chobiproduction]

😁

[@AllenKuljurgis]

Sent this to my little brother. he’s got a masters in music. Working on his doctorate. He said it rocks.

[@triggywinkle]

I love how she says "samajh lagi na?" (Did you get it?) As if she knows that international audience might be listening to it

[@yyz4761]

That’s my favorite part

[@bennoakes2477]

it would be a fail then regardless

[@DuanesMind]

It's a nice small pause that gives the song so much more detail.

[@cxntaur]

@@bennoakes2477 lmao what r u so jealous for

[@pedalpowered1]

correction: she said: “did you understand”

[@sebastianderry8075]

A collaboration between Andre and the Nooran Sisters would do more for world unity/peace than ten thousand UN-sponsored summits. Thank you Andre for all you do...you are making the world a better place (BTW your guitar playing which is always fire, is particularly blazing on this track, like I don't know how you are doing what you are doing, and I'm a guitar player too!).

[@ОльгаЗадорожняя-е6и]

Indeed. Love, music and beauty will save the world 🌎 ❤️

[@sammiller9855]

I love how this crossover is overflowing with joyful exuberance--rare in Western modern music these days. I've had it on repeat for the past half hour. (Andre contact the manager of the Nooran Sisters and set up a project!)

[@ShadowlordDio]

Check korpiklaani

[@newerest1]

Remember the late 00s and the early 2010s party music - everyone was so happy man. Different era.

[@jostv.2726]

@@ShadowlordDio Also a nice band :D But in my opinion kind of the opposite of indian music ^^

[@jackriver1999]

Yep....none of the manufactured, heavy stylised soulless fare we are used to. This people just want to get down and have fun.

[@ShadowlordDio]

@@jostv.2726 oh shut up. this is FUN FUnFUN !! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJSTpH2sqbCliK8

[@RogerCasella]

Literally every Indian metalremix this dude puts out is FIRE!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@guitarvocs]

Another one out of the park by AA. This sparks joy, and in a time of such anxiety and joylessness I'll take it. Thank you, Andre!!!

[@pownbnull]

Exactly!... I have to say I have a thing for the sister that looks like Katherine Zeta Jones too...😊

[@heavymetalpatriot1149]

India is full of joy, to bad deepstate destroying those people just like they are destroying America and the whole world

[@wingsandash]

@@akhanddbangladesh8274 Seek help. Seriously.

[@akhanddbangladesh8274]

@@wingsandash ..Tank Y0u! .. c0me a-gain.😆

[@wingsandash]

@@akhanddbangladesh8274 Can't read, Can't spell, talks out of his ass.... okay, then.

[@ripleyhrgiger4669]

These sisters have such beautiful voices that match metal so well

[@fifthofhaziq]

what’s breath taking is you’re still making them the stars of the show. a true player tbh. love your structure!

[@huskaroar6869]

So do they even realise how metal they really are? 😄 Nooran sisters are extremely talented with gorgeous smiles

[@02smithm1]

Well I think we know where the Indian metal tour will begin... 1:30 "tung tung, that's all in Canada" 🍁

[@Rakin1421]

lmaoo

[@GuitarElevation]

Ahhhh you beat me to it 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@hcp21]

Hehe, glad someone else heard it too

[@godofwar3030]

😂😂😂

[@hugothor2588]

🤣🤣🤣

[@hantla]

The transition at 0:28 is killer! This needs to be a whole genre of music

[@countfckula]

Instant serotonin dump

[@hantla]

@dsnyoutube You're not wrong. But while we are looking for second best parts of this song, I would propose that the bridge at 1:56 is awesome as well

[@jackyb.6541]

This genre is metal.

[@legendaro6308]

0:26 Loved that little break there. 😂

[@distillery1816]

The comment I was looking for

[@mandeep_ekka]

Yaa that was nice touch...she enquired" Will you be able to try understand it"...Yes

[@benzielist4017]

That was Disturbed/SOAD style 👍👍👍🇯🇵❤️

[@ichi_san]

These metal covers of the Nooran Sisters are so legendary I wish these music genres can have official album together

[@LukeLendrum]

So glad to see it got a sequel. Now make it an entire series! 🥳👍

[@marciocoutinhodeoliveira1764]

That's the blend we always needed without realizing we did. Great stuff Andre!

[@julianomartins5949]

1:56 that gave me some goosebumps...

[@stevensigl]

🤘😤🤘

[@tobyhallam4750]

genius. i cant stop the tears

[@stevencastillo5720]

Andre is an underrated genius.

[@VitorMadeira]

As a Portuguese (like André) I feel so incredible amazed listening the similarities that Folk Indian music has with some Iberian (mostly Spanish and Moorish) traditional music. And then, with a bit of metal salted, it gets even better. Muito fixe!

[@22elwis]

moonspell also mix 😁😁

[@SaraanSarangi]

Yasss as between south of Spain and india lies muslim world. Thus this transition and connection is possible. Same muslims who invaded spain, also invaded india once. Beautiful flow of cultures

[@arpanmandal7244]

@@SaraanSarangi bullshit muslim is forbidden in Islam.

[@oulboyy6538]

​@@SaraanSarangi trade between india and the roman Empire (aftermath) took place long before arrival of islam

[@donnoone9665]

The Romani have had a strong influence in Flamenco culture and their heritage is from North Western India.

[@coelstaoldum5188]

"Tung Tung" *literally means sound of a music instrument, which rings loud in between your heart and my heart (all of our hearts) ! Thatswhat it is in short ! Sorry If I'm wrong ,I m not so good at every Indian languages* Also I lost it at Hayeeeeee haye haye haye haye 😂

[@brandonmalone5758]

So basically it’s *djent djent*

[@ferryhawe3992]

I did too, lost in hayee hayee hayee... 😂

[@kidwaryodproduction]

At first I saw as "Tunak Tunak Tun" by Dahler Mehndi 😄

[@bebrave486.]

Yess your absolutely correct im an Indian

[@multatuli1]

Why India doesn't have standardized language tho?

[@michaelkowal6905]

The World definitely needs more Indian metal. This. is. awsome!

[@digitalsalsas]

the way the sis in the white does the lil tung tung fingers like she’s plucking a string while looking over at your frame …..

[@mandeep_ekka]

Yeah u r right...'Tung Tung' basically is a local addressing word to pluck sounds coming out of a popular single-string Indian folk instrument- Ektara

[@pabrodi]

I'm a simple man. Every time I see a Nooran Sisters metal remix, I click.

[@noorhosennayan3462]

Some of the clip of this video is from Dhaka International Folk Fest. That was my first time attending the festival and honestly not many people were excited when they announced Nooran Sister's name because although their songs were getting popular their names were pretty unknown to general listeners . But my oh my when they started blasting and went for about 2 hours with the same immense and unbelievable power whole stadium went crazy. People were dancing like they have been possessed by something more powerful than themselves. By the time they reached 'Mast Qalandar' (which is a famous song in the subcontinent) I discovered I don't have my shirt (I removed it somewhere between their performances. I was sweating profusely from the sheer excitement and joy. Remember it was the winter season in Dhaka. I've listened to many artists and attended several concerts in my life but none of them matched that one gig and Nooran Sisters. Glory to them, glory to the music. Peace.

[@yyz4761]

Whenever I have to do something at work that is really unbearable, I crank up the sisters and I get through it somehow

[@faenethlorhalien]

Dude, that’s truly an experience to treasure forever.

[@Sqeedledee]

Thank you for sharing this 👍

[@DEV1LMAN.]

you're so lucky I would give anything to be there

[@noorhosennayan3462]

@@DEV1LMAN. I never knew it was gonna be like that. Also, I never know when I might get something so powerful again. Life is full of surprises man.

[@androidanchovy3539]

Dude. That bass is absolutely beautiful. Thank you for owning it.

[@lelz0394]

The Nooran Sisters have so many amazing songs, please cover more!

[@dickbrett9827]

Tung Tung 😂🥜🥜🦦🦅

[@kanister21]

The metal backing track and Nooran Sisters' deep voice fits perfect for metal.

[@Anutosh13]

Point

[@shatilsarower]

I totally agree with you.

[@Beechbeach]

Would be awesome to see the sisters' reaction to this!

[@lilyt18]

THIS. That would be incredible

[@ariadnameza6594]

Make it happen internet!!!

[@orangeTadpole]

Calling it right now… some day these three will perform live together.

[@akshaykannan98]

@@orangeTadpole I just recently read that the Sisters have split.

[@KevinToine]

​@@akshaykannan98they're not sisters anymore? 😅

[@Sylvie_X]

"Tunga tunga, that's sold in Canada"

[@orthodoxwitness2374]

I'm from Canada and can confirm

[@NephariusAMG]

That's all I hear now lmaooo

[@DioDCynic]

Tunga tunga da song of Canada

[@lxndrzofficial]

Correction : tunga tunga da sound karda

[@dipakrevelation3562]

i never realized that Nora sister's vocal is so perfect for metal too. So powerful. Their vocal is so much perfect for metal too.

[@Shiva-zj6od]

Yeah I found that now. They are perfect. May be our chester.

[@stevescuba1978]

I don't care what anyone says, that's a jam! I sat playing along with some microtonal bends, and was having a freakin' blast! Well done!

[@apparentlyabhi3136]

Upload that man

[@stevescuba1978]

@@apparentlyabhi3136 I don't have any means to record anything properly. Besides, nobody wants to see yet another guitar dad playing badly on KZbin.

[@brewskiproductionslasvegas]

Not just the metal we wanted but the metal we needed in this crazy depressed world. Thank you so much for taking us away for a few minutes.

[@jironthunder7519]

This gets so deep and spiritual,my days not complete without hearing this at least a few times

[@MrIliasboufidis]

i wish i had the money to produce a live world tour of the sisters on Andre's metal aesthetic. from stage presence to groove and swing, all the elements are there for a super-group...., instead i'm left with this vid that plays on repeat on my drunk day-off....

[@unknownwanderer04]

You just spoke my heart Just imagine they did full live gig World wide

[@hellc590]

I have no idea what the lyrics mean but after listening to this song 43423423 times I can now perfectly sing this song with the good accent. Tere mere dil vich loud vajda!

[@dxl1980]

I didn't know I needed BollyMetal in my life until now. Grande André. És genial! Força!

[@llakshh]

Listen to Bloodywood

[@Evil_Melvin]

@@llakshh Thank you

[@hasibalfuad9652]

This is sufi music by the way, this is not bollywood

[@Snoop_Dugg]

The Down Troddence is better than Bloodywood in my opinion

[@akhanddbangladesh8274]

These female singers are not lndians. They're from Pakstan & they're singing in Urdu language.

[@franciscarodrigues3629]

Yessss more Nooran rock is always a pleasure to my ears ❤️

[@Parajancoloring]

This is just incredible! I'm a musician and older I get it's harder to surprise me :) Andre somehow manages!

[@door-hinge]

We need that collab ASAP

[@Beef_Supreeeme]

The riffs, beats and vocals work together perfectly. It's like this was meant to be a metal song from the start.

[@thinkforyourself2109]

This is so much better than 99% of the 'music' on the radio. Great stuff!

[@joshhupp]

I can't stop listening to it. It keeps playing in my head for days and days. I could listen to a whole album of this.

[@jspark8931]

Riiiiiiiiiiiiight 😒

[@BWater-yq3jx]

1:03 Love this bit; kinda late 90's nu-metal vibes

[@shrikantdhengle2406]

I listen to this everyday and I can't stop

[@MrMaxeemum]

I've watched this every day since seeing it for the first time last week. I absolutely love it.

[@MrMaxeemum]

I'm still watching it daily.

[@PkPvre]

@@MrMaxeemum still?

[@MrMaxeemum]

@@PkPvre Yep. Love it.

[@sayakgupta8875]

Nice job AA. India needs more metal.... Love from India. Loved it man.... 😊

[@easter_sunday]

How odd that this is more compelling than contemporary pop music. Cool stuff man! 🎸🔥

[@theAristocrap]

Not to take away anything from Andre (he is AMAZING), but pop tracks with Indian/Punjabi vocals/influences were popular since early 2000 and are popular on YT: Bad Karma - kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZ_Jo6ugZblohLs Jogi - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZfdoWeZmcioj8U Mundian to Bach Ke - kzbin.info/www/bejne/envdpYugZ6yDnM0 House Of Ill Repute - kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2LChp5_jZJngNk

[@mayssm]

I think because it's original and something we haven't heard 10,000 times before, while modern pop merely tries to imitate successful songs over and over and over.

[@DenkyManner]

It's not planned from the top down by marketing executives. Pop music is an industry entirely separate from actual music

[@rockugotcha]

@@theAristocrap Thank you. those sound pretty hip.

[@johnsoutherland3403]

Because it's made by real people and not slaves of the Illuminati within Hollywood in the traditional music scene.

[@isabellum4676]

I m waiting for a live gig of you and the amazing nooran sisters, would be awesomne

[@angryroy6277]

"Tunga tung and we're sailing off to Canada" will be stuck in my head for the next month.

[@t.s.p1864]

From India i was about to ask u to cover tung tung and u did already, please collab and have shows in india. 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@Darkhead100]

meaning of the song (everybody's heart feels the same tune- Tung tung) goosebumps ❤️

[@Caleb983]

I've listened to these two Sisters of Down songs over and over and over and over. This is amazing. Please don't stop

[@maryrowery80]

I love how the concert part is much more rough and you can hear how powerful their voices and energy is

[@kyzersoze.musicology]

Safe to say this is officially my favourite type of metal… this should have happened years ago.

[@paxonite-7bd5]

Check out bloodywood then

[@kyzersoze.musicology]

@@paxonite-7bd5 is that a band?

[@just-a-harmless-potato]

this type of music exists in subcontinent check dama dam mast qalandar by nusrat

[@TW-oe2ic]

I'd reallyappreciate a "making of". How you are discovering these singers, how you are listening to their music. The process of production. A Documentary would be another idea. I'm fascinated by your musicality and how much effort you put into this. Thank you Andre 🙏

[@yyz4761]

I think that he put a lot of effort into this, which is very impressive

[@palsoumik7]

Andre is the one getting discovered. The Nooran sisters are already well-known.

[@fluturisialbine2585]

i am not even imagine that song can sound diferrent from this arrangement! it is so natural! man ... you work so much ! very different, thank you!

[@72twist]

Dude, you really need to reach out to these two lovely women and do an album! This is insanely good!

[@ambikasankarguru8537]

They're going to have even more live audience than before when they'll return to US, all thanks to you

[@ick423]

I can't get enough tung tung.

[@yyz4761]

Can’t stop, won’t stop. Tung, Tung!

[@7viper5]

I have a gut feel these ladies will be contacting you in time. That was freakn bad ass and the only time Ive ever sat through a whole song that was not in english that I can ever remember. Keep doin what you do cuz your killin it in my opinion

[@jackwong5816]

Don't hold your breath. They are renown rockstars with an established presence from a young age. They've toured the globe and been invited to numerous large events. Andre would be seriously punching up here. If any contact was to occur, Andre would need someone with major connections and serious pull to reach them.

[@nono-ze2we]

@@jackwong5816 I don't disagree, but..... let's meme it into existence. You're memes are dreams

[@Continental_Champ]

@@jackwong5816 Don't let your memes be dreams

[@jamessmith1652]

@@jackwong5816 It will inevitably get shared on Indian social media. They probably are already aware.

[@mohammadzahidhassan8566]

That clip of concert when they came to Classical Music Fest in Bangladesh. Nice to see that

[@ick423]

Still can't get enough....I'm blast'n nooran sisters and andre at work ....spreading da Tung Tang .