BLOODYWOOD "NU Delhi" | Aussie Metal Heads Reaction

[@ChewyBravo888]

The fact that you are Googling the "language of India" and taking an interest in India is what makes Bloodywood so fucking cool. I'm not Indian. My kids now know where India is on the map.

[@lesliej0hn]

My favourite line; “If you fuck around, you won’t be found”

[@damo8791]

indian bloke at work showed me (australian) this band a month ago. went so hard. we bonded.

[@nathandjohnny]

This is great stuff

[@AngelDame17]

Sounds like Bloodywood would be happy to know their music is bringing folks together

[@damo8791]

@@AngelDame17 i reckon they would be. was asking him about indian metal and found me this was mad as

[@ekjyotsingh7206]

Bloodywood uses like an 80:20 mix of Hindi and Punjabi languages, respectively, which are some of the more well-known indian languages outside of India as well. And prrtty different from the languages spoken in the southern parts of india. Hindi and Punjabi share a lot of similarities, too, although gotta mention Jayant (the vocalist) has solid punjabi undertone to him, assuming that's his family/upbringing, and it also kind of captures a very 2000s bollywood music essence. Also, this song really captures the sense of the captial city pretty well. The good, the bad, the worse.

[@nathandjohnny]

Thank you for this insight!

[@nearly_blind1017]

Can only agree: thanks for the info!

[@Damonicus1]

This is the ultimate pump up track. Rips, tears and doesn't back down. Love the drone footage as well.

[@sweettangoTIMMY]

Excellent pun for an excellent band, excited for their sophomore album! This one is the "Gaddaar" for this album, really sounds like the album opener. edit: the language they speak is Punjabi, but they also speak Hindi, as in this music video. New Delhi being Northern India primarily speaks Hindi

[@nathanielmarshall6020]

Subscribed just for the "I bloody would" pun at the beginning.

[@nathandjohnny]

😎🙏🏽

[@rebekahcarter8120]

Absolutely love this track (& the band in general). Been obsessed with India since I was a kid. India has one of the highest language densities in the world. Hindi is the most common language but there are literally hundreds of others. If I remember correctly this band sings in Hindi & Punjabi. The latter is mostly spoken in the northern part of the country. Gujarati, Marathi, Bengali, & Tamil are a couple others I can think of off the top of my head.

[@TubbysWorld4413]

Correct ! More than 700 languages and over 1800 Dialects and 22 languages are officially recognised.I am From North part of Bengal so Nepali, Bengali , Hindi and English would be necessary here.

[@tobiasgreven254]

That was one of the best puns I've heard in a while

[@nathandjohnny]

You’re welcome

[@HeavyTopspin]

Just a shame they're not big enough in the US for Weird Al to do a parody called "Jewish Deli". But I'm imagining it in my head.

[@markymark8008]

Their energy live on stage is next level!🔥

[@jadievergote5620]

Johnny congrats, that intro was immaculate 👌Keep up the good work! Go make Nate Proud instead of making him cringe! Also, Bloodywood is so good, so happy that i had the chance to watch them live!

[@WeAreTheUniverse78]

So powerful!! Goosebumps all the way. On my Song of the year list for sure 🕺🎧

[@MysticalLibraries]

The language spoken in the song is Hindi. It's the main language spoken in Northern and Central India. But, as you go further north, you'll find Kashmiri. To the west, it's Punjabi and Rajasthani. East is Bengali, Assamese, Manipuri, etc. Southern India speaks Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, etc. Too many languages here! Sometimes, even we feel as foreigners in some of our states, as we can't speak their local language.

[@jeopardyking7187]

There was Delhi based rapper SEEDHEMAUT CAMEO in the video. OMG I JUST REALISED THAT. I LOVE THEM. IF YOU INTO HIP HOP CHECKOUT “SEEDHE MAUT”.

[@rahulsarkar2313]

I was looking for this comment thanks for pointing it out

[@coldmoonlight6361]

There's really just something special about their sound and formula 🤘

[@aniruddhchatterjee3677]

Damn, Kevin Owens and Mason Mount got their own KZbin show...

[@nathandjohnny]

😂😂😂

[@conors4430]

These guys are insanely good and catchy

[@NunoMoreiraX]

Blooldywood is F-in cool. Nice old-school (200Xs) groove/tribal riifs. Their plus/stand out point, imo, is the quality of the video clips (Bollywood powered maybe :) ). Similar tribal vibe bands I can remember: Sepultura/Soulfly, Ektomorf, SteppenDoom, The HU, Alien Weaponry, etc.

[@mmcpa]

This song is heavy. Somehow with each drop they make it sound a little heavier than the previous drop, and their are several hard drops in this EXCELLENT song. To me, this song is Gaddar on steroids.

[@AGDinCA]

Agreed! The boys just keep improving their groove.

[@Lars_lml]

Ty Misters Nath & johnny for making videos every week

[@KarmaFeline]

The subject of languages spoken is incredibly complex. India has the highest number of classical languages in any country (11). There are mainly 2 language families in India:- Sanskrit (which is a part of Proto-Indo-Euproean language family tree) and Dravidian language family tree (Native Indian language tree). Language spoken in this song is hindi which has emerged from Sanskrit thats why it is similar to English, Portugese, French as their predecessor is Latin (a language from Proto-Indo-European tree). All the 100s of languages spoken here are derived from either one of these trees or from the interaction of both.

[@tbwkn]

Almost a 100k boys! Let's go!

[@brainsmatter7067]

loved the cameo on the train from Karl Rock, a Kiwi 😊

[@tallgrayandgruesome]

I've said it before so I'll say it again...This song slaps ASS!

[@SzaryAlien]

This song is excellent!!! Another great song!!! Thanks for your reaction 😎👊

[@RyenFreaky]

They sound like Skindred. If anyone remembers that band

[@SnaccDaddyy]

Dying for them to tour Aus

[@shortstuff780]

We're low but the song is a juxtaposition of Delhi as a home for those who live there but also a dangerous place needs to be worked on and nurtured It's a beautiful city with a lot of beautiful people that is unfortunately little by corruption and racism The city itself is a mixing pot, you have Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs, Christians atheist and everything in between. I was born in America but my family is from India. Been to Delhi once, it's truly a experience, one of the best cities I've ever been scared of visiting haha

[@K1NGD0M]

AND YOU BLOODY SHOULD SUBSCRIBE! GET THE BOYS TO 100K!!!

[@RyanLoper9]

Wish we had Johnny’s thoughts on Behelit

[@nathandjohnny]

Be careful what you wish for 👀

[@Finkele1]

Hindi is most spoken and here it's punjabi in the song. I was told so...I can't know otherwise.

[@sigmamale520]

Hindi mostly in North India and then different states have different languages as we go South

[@abhiroopplays1081]

Bro the black t shirt guy looks so much like Kevin owens.. great reaction guys!

[@kairos3855]

So about India's languages: it's actually incredibly complex. Hindi is the "main" language and the one used here, but that language is mostly used in northern India and originally came over from the Middle East. Southern India has many languages that are part of a completely separate language family called Dravidian. Dravidian languages are so different from Hindi that linguistically Hindi is closer to English than it is to the Dravidian languages.

[@nathandjohnny]

Thanks for this!

[@1o726eggsia]

Hindi did not came from middle East 😭😭 Hindi has roots to Sanskrit but Persian is mixed with standard khadi boli to make it hindi i suppose...but hindi altogether did not come from middle East. Yes some part of Hindi vocabulary has Persian influence...please stop this misinformation

[@1o726eggsia]

Also Hindi is not used in northern region. Your geography is weak... uttarakhand, himachal ladakh etc use pahari and Tibetan languages

[@paganpriest9882]

Hindi Comes from Sanskrit and has nothing to do with middle east. Can't believe 23 people liked this. 😢

[@Madzguy007]

Hindi comes from Sanskrit, which is an old Indian Language similar to how Latin is the old language for european languages

[@Megan-c7b]

🖤🔥🤘

[@MysticalLibraries]

Subscribed!

[@nathandjohnny]

Thank you!

[@DharamsalaChickRach]

What language do they speak in India....Indian? Oh guys....... Try 22 official languages and at least 200 dialects... Hindi being the most commonly known one (and most common learnt one by foreigners, as this is what is spoken in the capital New Delhi and most of the north), as well as Punjabi, Tamil, Bengali, and many others...

[@blessonra8504]

Song name un Delhi...

[@rajdhillon1362]

Lmao Indian, there are very different dialects in India majority speak hindi the lead singer usually does Hindi/Punjabi

[@Sydefqq]

MAAAAAN! I love this channel! Thx for a reaction! Love ya ;) ( only hetero )

[@aaront3214]

Agun Duni Ani

[@chrisaustin8202]

Song slaps harder than my stepdad...

[@nathandjohnny]

Yikes…

[@Elodie12313]

Fact - Hindi is Indo European languages... Came From Indo Aryan Language Sanskrit...

[@d-arsh8366]

There are more than 700 languages in Indian 😂

[@boomjykeo2]

If that intro doesn’t get you guys new subscribers, nothing will. 10/10

[@neonbones7184]

HINDI

[@amanthapa6638]

Punjabi its is

[@Andre_tc]

You can watch your phone after the song... really. What are you reacting to, if you don't even watch the video.

[@izzir1910]

Two snowflakes respond. Even funny.

[@DiscFrisker]

Was really holding out that you two were going to be reviewers that respect both the listener and the band by letting the video play out in full before adding in your review. Sadly, you pushed paused. And I never finished watching. The one thing that gets you a return visit/second chance is the fact you're from Australia. Until then, "Good day, mates" - all the best...

[@nathandjohnny]

Have you tried crying about it?

[@DiscFrisker]

Yup. Back when I was attempting to draw attention to bands/musicians with my CD reviews, live show reviews and hosting a 2-hr weekly radio show which I worked so hard (just like the two guys above) to get the word out about good NEW music. 10 years worth. People are tough nuts to crack. So, again, the answer to your thought provoking question is - yup