Bloodywood - Dana Dan Indian Folk Metal

@Bloodywood WOW what a powerful song! Absolutely the power needed to drive this point home!
#bloodywood #danadan #live #reaction
English Lyrics:
I put a fist through the face of a rapist
And yeah, I tape this
For the viewing pleasure of the nameless faces he disgraces
And yeah, one day I may change his kind
With my mind, but
I won't bow to the beast, never make peace
It feasts only if you're gonna let it eat
So the wife beater 'boutta get a beating on the beat
I'ma get 'em at the home and the street
Dead mеat, delete, going off likе a time bomb
White heat, choke 'em out like a python
Bonafide homicide, then we're gonna ride on
Up into your mind and then we're gonna fight on
Dekh jakade bhitari haivan
Dekh mitt gaye sabhya ke nishaan
Dekh parde ke saamne ka saadhu
Kaise parde ke peechhe jaake bann gaya shaitaan
Laaton ke bhooton ka maran
Naape guddi
Dhar ke gardan
De dana dan, de dana dan, de dana dan, de dana dan
De, de, de dana dan
De, de, de
De dana dan, de dana dan, de dana dan, de dana dan
De, de, de dana dan
De, de, de, dana dan
Laaton ke bhooton ka maran
Laaton ke bhooton ke bajegi joot
"Consent", better get with it or get got
Gotchu in my sights, motherfucker, it's a head shot
You up on the spot, a new start or rot, yeah
Not all men, yes, all men
Need all men for what we're solvin'
Can't be what it's been but we're evolvin'
You see for yourself now get involved in
Talking all in, do more, boy, it's a war
Chainsaw to the dead weight, leave it raw
Bloody galore as we clean out the core
Yeah, we do it for her, so we kick in the door
It's anarchy up in the patriarchy and we're lovin' it
We done asking nicely, so now we here thuggin' it
No man and no woman, it's the people that are runnin' it
Listen for that engine, 'cause now we're gonna be gunnin' it
Dekh jakade bhitari haivan
Dekh mitt gaye sabhya ke nishaan
Dekh parde ke saamne ka saadhu
Kaise parde ke peechhe jaake bann gaya shaitaan
Laaton ke bhooton ka maran
Naape guddi
Dhar ke gardan
De dana dan, de dana dan, de dana dan, de dana dan
De, de, de dana dan
De, de, de
De dana dan, de dana dan, de dana dan, de dana dan
De, de, de dana dan
De, de, de, dana dan
Laaton ke bhooton ka maran
Laaton ke bhooton ke bajegi joot
Yeah, yeah
Now, if you strayed, time to turn back
And run with the pack
It's time to fight, yeah, yeah
We got the ammo to stack
Fuck every man for himself
It's every man for every man and everybody else
Everybody else
I raise a fist for the nameless faces he disgraces
Raise a fist for the nameless faces he disgraces
And yeah, one day I may change his kind with my mind
One day I may change his kind with my mind
I raise a fist for the nameless faces he disgraces
Raise a fist for the nameless faces he disgraces
And yeah, one day I may change his kind with my mind
One day I may change his kind
But until then
De dana dan, de dana dan, de dana dan, de dana dan
De, de, de dana dan
De, de, de
De dana dan, de dana dan, de dana dan, de dana dan
De, de, de dana dan
De, de, de

[@dreamstate5047]

The Bloodywoods Bloodiest Song I have heard is so pure and powerful, what a delivery, This song will suck you into rhythmic chaos, which will make you want to keep falling in. Thanks for your honest and great reaction to this masterpiece, I am so happy Dana Dan is getting the love it deserves.

[@AGDinCA]

The Bloodywood love continues!! So glad you enjoyed that. It's really important to get this message out to as many people as possible. Normally, I don't condone violence under any circumstance except self-preservation and the protection of those who are at a disadvantage (i.e. children). However, I think it can be rightfully said that women, _generally_ speaking, are at a disadvantage when it comes to physical abuse and sexual assault. This is a problem that literally affects half of the world's population, yet very little is done to rectify it. And some locations are much worse than others. That being said, the problem may be closer to your home than you are willing to acknowledge. For example, I am an average middle aged, middle class, American woman and every woman I've ever talked to about this issue has been a victim of sexual assault in some form or another. Every single woman. That's your mothers, sisters, grandmothers, aunts, friends, wives, _daughters._ Many of these women have never told anyone about what's happened to them out of fear or shame. So, if you haven't spoken on the topic directly, don't assume the women in your life haven't suffered in some way. As much as we wish it wasn't the case, we women NEED men to step in and do something about this. If you are a guy and you hear some men talking about what they did with some drunk or passed-out girl, DO something about it. Hold them accountable somehow. Please. It scares me to think my daughter will likely (statistically) also be a victim someday. It also makes my blood boil with rage that this is still a problem in the 21st century.

[@franzwohlgemuth2002]

I FULLY endorse and support the message of this song, as I have done what they espouse. No regrets, no remorse....

[@ingramfuristaz]

Their whole album Rakshak is awesome!

[@SuzanneVictoria42]

Thanks for the reaction! I live in Taiwan and there is a musician called Nini who does rock/metal music on traditional Asian instruments like the shamisen and ruan. She does a lot of covers but has her own stuff like Homeland, which features Jayant Bhadula from Bloodywood.

[@justinhunt8409]

I just found her stuff a few days ago and I instantly became a fan. She’s awesome

[@eternal_shade]

I love nini music bloodywood introduced me to folk metal and after homeland I was hooked been discovering lotta good folk metal lately

[@nuclear.musicaddict]

Bloodywood does not miss. Every song is so powerful! Gaddaar is a great next one, my personal favourite is Ari Ari, it's a bit more lighthearted but still a banger 🤘 Happy new year!

[@2RGGrannyJeff]

^^^ All of this!

[@buhkfutta]

my man, you struck gold. THESE GUYS ARE MASTERS OF METAL!. the message, the music, and the delivery? all fire. every one of their songs are bangers. there is something special with Bloodywood. Oo-De-Lally!

[@BERSERKERKINGREVIEWS]

🤘😤hell yeah! Bloodywood - Gaddaar is a good one to checkout as well.

[@thekarret2066]

Aaj is a great song by them as well. love me some Bloodywood.

[@eviljeep]

Tx for reacting to Bloodywood 🤟 from them, i suggest you the song Yaad.. but it's an emotional one about a lost of a love one 🐶

[@MKitchen75]

their message in their music and their actions irl are something to appreciate..

[@brittjannesath2539]

Yeah, this band delivers bangers after bangers. Amazing music, and lyrics that matters. Gaddaar should be your next. 😀 Thats also another fav of mine from them.

[@veriahl]

I started watching this band when they were doing parody songs and its been one heck of a journey to where they are now and their album Rakshak might be one of the best albums i know without any weaker songs whatsoever.

[@justinhunt8409]

Back street will always be back

[@GaryWain]

This is really helping with bringing me round after last night. 🎉

[@wilsonwade2970]

If you really want another foreign metal band to check out, check out Maximum the Hormone - Koi No America

[@ollehex2]

Love Maximum the Hormone, one of the grates bands I know. Would not recommend Koi No America as first listen. Think Alien or Yoshu Fokushu would work better. Anyhow looking forward to see the reaction on this amazing band.

[@johanswart9556]

They are just awesome bud, try "GÄDDAAR"next. Its really great some with some great lyrics (Social commentary)

[@B.WaRnEd2124]

More Bloodywood please 🙏

[@reneedevry4361]

I only discovered this band last year but how interesting this band is. I love Symphonic and Folk Metal the most so this super interesting band just hovers around the edge. Somehow Rap sounds so much better with badass metal sounds. Great artistic video too but AAJ is still my all time favorite song.🤩 Mostly this songs makes me miss all my long hair that I cut off last year. Perfect beat for swirling.😂🤭 🥰🥰Hugs from a Canadian Dear🇨🇦

[@mmcpa]

Saw them live a year ago September in Boston. They are great and a lot of fun. The fact they take on such a controversial subject and beat the f*ck out of you with the message is awesome.

[@hakancarlsson2881]

A Playlist for everything reacted to is an excellent idea! 👍 All reactors should do that! No matter what it's respectful to the artist.

[@brittjannesath2539]

Another band i can highly recommend for you are Polynesian metal band Shephards reign. Their Le manu are amazing 😉

[@jeremycrow1735]

I love this song so much I’m glad that you decided to play it. Check out Jee Veeray as well

[@PeoplecallmeLucifer]

welcome to the world of folk metal We have everything from mongolian throat singing to aztec death wistle you can headbang to Here's my list of folk metal bands that spans all inhabited continents Diablo Huma- Equador Hiddenland- Equador Cemican- Mexico MiracleOfSound-Ireland (look up his songs Sirona, Grainn Mahoil and Tale of Cu Chullain) Alestorm- Scotland (it's pirate metal but some people count it?) Tyr- Faroe Islands Percival- Poalnd/ Pan slavic Arkona-Russia Rune-Serbia Mägo de Oz-Spain Po' Metra Crijeva- Croatia (the band name means half a meter of guts) Manntra-Croatia Brkovi- Croatia (more of a punk band but look up their song "Ovce" a MAGICAL blend of rap,metal a, punk and folk influences) Metaklapa- Croatia (This one is weird ... they do covers of metal songs in traditional Dalmatian singing style .. for example they did Aces high) Dubioza Kolektiv- Bosnia & Hertzegovina (DO NOTE! This band is called a band with no genre for a reason! they varry from Regge R&B To Folk-Metal-Punk ... compare their "Space song" and "No escape from Balkans") Arka'n Asrafokor- TOGO (also worth of note is Skinflint from Botswana but they don't ussualy have much folk elements) Al-Namrood- Saudi Arabia (They played metal when it was punishable by death... IT DON'T GET MORE HARDCORE THAN THAT!) Hassak- Kazakhstan (it's an ethno band but listen to their song Amanat and tell me it don't belong on a metal concert) The Hu- Mongolia Nine Treasures - China/Inner Mongolia DreamSpirit- China Wagakki band- Japan Nini music- Taiwan BLOODYWOOD- India Alien weaponry- New Zealand Shepherds Reign- New Zealand/Samoa

[@starone72]

Next try out Gaddar another bunker buster song

[@EllaSilentDragon]

That‘s what Electric Callboy did to me: I was once more of a rap listener than a metal listener. But with this: The English rap-part was good but the rest of the composition was just gripping and awesome. 🤩😎 I‘m in love with the growls and the Indian traditional parts. 🥰 Thank you for introducing me to this epic song! 🥳 I love your taste in music. ❤ (at least from what I’ve heard so far…😌)

[@PeoplecallmeLucifer]

I personally LOVE the combination of metal and folk And it's amazing how, regardless of what part of the world it comes from folk and metal Blend PERFECTLY!!! Here's my list of folk metal bands that spans all inhabited continents Diablo Huma- Equador Hiddenland- Equador Cemican- Mexico MiracleOfSound-Ireland (look up his songs Sirona, Grainn Mahoil and Tale of Cu Chullain) Alestorm- Scotland (it's pirate metal but some people count it?) Tyr- Faroe Islands Percival- Poalnd/ Pan slavic Arkona-Russia Rune-Serbia Mägo de Oz-Spain Po' Metra Crijeva- Croatia (the band name means half a meter of guts) Manntra-Croatia Brkovi- Croatia (more of a punk band but look up their song "Ovce" a MAGICAL blend of rap,metal a, punk and folk influences) Metaklapa- Croatia (This one is weird ... they do covers of metal songs in traditional Dalmatian singing style .. for example they did Aces high) Dubioza Kolektiv- Bosnia & Hertzegovina (DO NOTE! This band is called a band with no genre for a reason! they varry from Regge R&B To Folk-Metal-Punk ... compare their "Space song" and "No escape from Balkans") Arka'n Asrafokor- TOGO (also worth of note is Skinflint from Botswana but they don't ussualy have much folk elements) Al-Namrood- Saudi Arabia (They played metal when it was punishable by death... IT DON'T GET MORE HARDCORE THAN THAT!) Hassak- Kazakhstan (it's an ethno band but listen to their song Amanat and tell me it don't belong on a metal concert) The Hu- Mongolia Nine Treasures - China/Inner Mongolia DreamSpirit- China Wagakki band- Japan Nini music- Taiwan BLOODYWOOD- India Alien weaponry- New Zealand Shepherds Reign- New Zealand/Samoa

[@ChethanSagar-il1tn]

Please react to the whole album (rakshak) I bet you'll like it 😌🤌