Chief Reacts To "Bloodywood - Jee Veerey" - VERY Emotional!

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[@AGDinCA]

Never apologize for being human, Chief. Look at how far you've come just since you started this channel. You are doing great!

[@quiet7632]

Hi again.

[@AGDinCA]

@@quiet7632 Hello!! How are you?

[@NewAeonWarlord]

Hey there! happy Thanksgiving if you celebrate that! How are things? :)

[@AGDinCA]

@@NewAeonWarlord Oh my goodness!! How are you, my friend? How's your wife? How's Germany? Things are fine here. We do celebrate Thanksgiving, sort of. Mostly, it's just an excuse to hang out with family and friends, and to remind ourselves to be thankful for what we have. I have mixed feelings about the holiday, though, because I feel like it was borne out of the ill treatment of Native Americans. Know what I mean?

[@NewAeonWarlord]

@@AGDinCA Yes, I think I get it. it's nothing I usually think about a lot though as we just don't really have it here. We are good, just a bit exhausted. Work and everything else is quite a lot these days. Also thing have been getting somewhat more expensive which sucks of course but oh well. Gonna figure it out. On the plus side I may be getting a new bass soon :)

[@Osmodios]

This song strikes to the core, don't feel sorry for crying to it... I straight up ugly cried in front of them at their Minneapolis show... I was a hot bawling mess so much so when I met them after the show they asked me if everything was ok. I told them the story about how directly through their actions of getting therapy sessions for people literally saved my life after my wife and I lost our first 2 babies and I was very suicidal, that because they took action that there were now 2 people alive in this world (me and my baby daughter) and the entire band gave me a hugs... so don't ever feel sorry for feeling your emotions.

[@okayaresd]

As a kid growing up in India listening to the music of the West I always wondered why our homegrown artists never got a breakthrough, like, we have the talent, the emotions, the storytelling, the music what is it about us that never made people go crazy about the stuff we do, soon this whole 'validation from the West' fizzled out and then one fine evening I got introduced to Bloodywood. In the past couple of years, I have seen them grow so big and be appreciated by the music community all across the globe it fills me with pride. So happy to see them break the language barrier and make people LISTEN to what they have to say. Big ups from India mere bhai!, respect.

[@sheryljohnson6602]

As someone from the West who has always had an extreme fascination with India- the people, the culture, the music, everything- I have wondered for years why we never heard more. I think that a lot of westerners tend to be too ethnocentric. They seem to only care about what's right in front of them, and what the entertainment industry hands them on a platter. Than along comes Bloodywood. Man, they did not just break the barrier- they shattered it to dust. I actually discovered them years ago when they did their cover of Tunak Tunak Tun, and started following them. They were just so much fun. And then, they started doing their own original music, and it floored me. I was so happy to see them rise the way they did, and have the whole world not just accept them, but welcome them with open arms. I hope they continue to grow, and I also hope that this is just the beginning, and more people come to embrace the music, the talent, the art that comes from India.

[@clarencedsouza854]

Awesome replies❤ you guys.

[@okayaresd]

@@sheryljohnson6602 Thanks a ton, indeed we have a vibrant culture and are super unique in our own way. We all are ❣

[@AGDinCA]

The reference to _13 Reasons Why_ is particularly meaningful... For those unaware, _13 Reasons Why_ is a fictional story by Jay Asher detailing the thirteen reasons why a teenager committed suicide. Very poignant...

[@psyshanudasan]

Wow. I always did wonder why he chose 13 for the lyrics. Thanks for the info.

[@mayankjha5307]

Thanks!

[@Glaaki13]

thanks did nor know

[@TheYasmineFlower]

Also, the TV show 13 Reasons Why caused quite some unfortunate mental health consequences. Seems fitting to me to use the line especially in that context.

[@wernerpoeschl0510]

These guys are the real deal. I'm 63 years old and usually I'm into Hard Rock and not so much into Metal. But when I discovered Bloodywood in early 2022 I was blown away. All their lyrics contain an important message that is delivered in this mix of Rap and raw metal power. And both styles blend in so well in the way these guys perform it. I admit I love these guys and can't stop listening to their music.

[@dasyeah2695]

the song makes you a mess, then the more you listen it picks you up and kicks you at the same time

[@thegreatunknown8014]

What is worth appreciating is the fact that metal bands that come from countries that do not have a very well-established metal scene like the countries of the west or the usa,manage to play on big stages and receive the recognition of fans from western countries, this thing is huge, a lot bigger than western fans can imagine. Just finding a rehearsal room or the necessary funds to buy instruments is an almost impossible struggle! Thanks CHIEF for the video, LONG LIVE BLOODYWOOD!

[@eviljeep]

You want more emotional stuff from them? Try Yaad. I rarely cry so much for a song . These guys are awesome 🤟 tx from Québec Canada 🇲🇶🇨🇦

[@AliasEville]

yea, and also Aaj. I have been living a life of what if for quite a while and Aaj just hits me like a truck. It woke me up allright.

[@jemmmmyeah]

Yaad gets me every time.

[@redarmyF]

What you see here is the good heart of "India". I mean the Indian people in general. I travelled through India many times and it became "home" for me. When ever I was in trouble or at a railwaystation or a busstand , when I needed a place to sleep or I was seriously sick I found , unexpected , a helping hand. Not for money or any profit, just for a thank you. This is what I experienced and some people might have different experiences. Bad people you find all over the world but so many good people you onely find in India. See you in September, India, I come home again. Namaskar from Germany

[@sabina0013]

Love this! Bloodywood is one of those bands I discovered accidently and fell in love with! They make music for people who have lived, a lot... Great reaction, thank you and keep it up!

[@PhoenixHealing]

My friend shared the song on Facebook shortly before I lost my Marine cousin to suicide. It hit me so hard. I fell in love with this band ever since. Tu Jee Veerey is going to be my first tattoo in memory of Nathan ❤

[@Modatwisted]

First of all, never apologize for showing true emotion for music in any sort of way! When you feel it with your whole chest, whether it’s pain, or happiness, or any raw, from the depths of your soul, emotion…cherish it! Its a beautiful thing! To be able to share a moment of pure honesty like this, is really special. These guys are part of what is good and real in humanity. And in my opinion that’s a rarity. And I’m with you on a tie between them and Jinjer for favorite band.

[@mrmanju6989]

5:56 the tree slamming in front of the camera at that moment is fucking badass! Big ups to whoever did their video. DAYUM

[@jasonmaes7180]

I have tickets to see them in May and I will cry during this song....gigantic, unapologetically massive tears!!! Don't be sorry for having feelings!!!!!!!

[@CortexNewsService]

Dude. It's emotional listening to this song in my home. At concert will be incredible.

[@randalljones4370]

If this song doesn't touch you in the feels, then you aren't human. Just one crying fool's opinion. The gentle in Raul is like a dear friend checking to see if you need a hand up, and hearing him doesn't chase a down-person further into their shell. I've heard that the contributions for the session have continued on. As of 6 months ago, they had funded over 600 sessions, or so I've heard. I don't know WHERE their contribution site is. But I need to find it. Paying it forward.. one day I'll be the one needing the work. The song.. oh yeah, the song. The vocals are stellar... not the most, not the loudest, not the most fierce... but there are none that cut through the callus protective wall we've built up and offer more support, all in one breath. Well done, you; well done.

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

They have a Patreon link on their channel if you want to donate.

[@CortexNewsService]

I cry every single time I see the video. The comment section for it full of people saying they heard the song at their lowest point and how it brought them back from the edge. Hell, I'm tearing up just writing this comment.

[@marklaw5116]

As with almost all Bloodywood songs, this really yanked on my heartstrings when listening to it. They are absolute artists of both music and emotion.

[@Zephirite.]

I think this song hits so hard because it SOUNDS like a 'fight song', hyping you up to tear the world apart, but it's not; it's yelling for you to LIVE. As if they see that life is this big, daunting monster we've all hidden from underground--and here they are, standing above us amidst the flames, reaching a hand out and telling us it's time to come back. And they're speaking directly to YOU; "Live free, Brave One". The lyrics are impossible to sing without hearing them being said to you, and you saying it to another. You feel seen. Like you're worth fighting for. Like you're worthy of a battle cry as magnificent as this. "Fly" and "Rise" isn't winning or achieving; Bloodywood is saying that being brave enough to live is an achievement worthy of the highest praise.

[@Veneziamore]

''I'm sorry to be such a mess'' If you cry after a song that breaks you down and then builds you up, you're the opposite of a mess ❤

[@TheCheesySubApproaches]

This band is ridiculous i love em

[@rockchickliz2603]

Wow! Amazing heartfelt reaction. When music touches you like this has, it just means you have that heart and love for everyone around you. Thank you, my friend! Much love to you and to the band for just being amazing human beings.

[@squashmallow2006]

Never apologize for having a heart. Welcome to the human condition, Brave One.

[@OnzeMilano]

Haha. My gym playlist is also just a mix of Jinjer and Bloodywood. I've just decided both are joint top of the favourite list.

[@sainttv6840]

I feel the same. it hurts to listen. I get goosebumps and my soul responds

[@melonowl333]

I also get a twinge in my heart whenever i listen to this.. It's the promise my friend and I made to each other: to keep living. Because we lost someone we both loved very much, through suicide. RIP our stubborn tiny light

[@Chief322]

🫂❤️💪🏻 I'm so sorry for your loss but I'm very happy to hear that the experience is making you stronger 🥹 much love, my friend 🫂 You're a trooper ❤️

[@fatalrob0t]

Don't struggle with the tears. Just let them flow. Every time it makes me cry like a baby.

[@siloseven]

From watching my own. Friends. And many Tubers reactions to Jee Veerey. There is very much a difference between those who have, and have not seen the Darkside. And those that have been there...

[@CortexNewsService]

Yeah. This song is a light in the dark to those who have faced it.

[@michaelsorensen7567]

Makes me sad for what these guys must have been through/seen to hit it right on the head

[@pianoblacksky]

Wow. What a beautiful reaction. Thank you. Every person brave enough to show their humanity online brings hope to those who struggle with the all too common impression that their human flaws makes them unforgivable. You don't have to have a lot of resources to make a difference. This is enough. For those who struggles right now I just wanna say that there are people out there who understand, who's been where you are and gotten through it, who will listen and can give advice and support. The difficult part is to find them because you need to show yourself. No one will grab a hold of you if they don't know you need someone. When it feels like no one is fighting for you, you have to fight for yourself until you find the right people. And you can. You are able to do so much more than you think and you deserve as many chances and re-tries as you need to get it right. Every person is a complete world of their own and there has never been, nor will there ever be any one like you in this reality so take care of yourself ❤

[@Chief322]

And what a beautiful comment to be sitting underneath it! Thank you, Tess

[@pianoblacksky]

@@Chief322 Thank you ❤ As per usual, you are too kind. May this day treat you with care.

[@rednecksamurai]

There is no shame in crying. water is how we put out fires, so let the tears flow to sooth the burning soul

[@MarilynMonRover]

This song is incredibly powerful and has helped legions of people pull through and see the next day, me included. Thanks for covering it. Subbed.

[@rockonleslie]

Dude, when I found this band, I was going through it. This was the song I heard. I BAWLED. The song still gives me chills years later.

[@barrahart]

Much love from this Nigerian metalhead who, trust me, knows what it's like 🤍

[@edwardr8226]

Cried along with you mate

[@touplitou3000]

Yes sir they are beautiful people. I cry most of the time listening to this song. That feeling that put in "you can recover from everything" is so strong.

[@Robert_Herring]

Beautiful reaction, my friend. Being able to genuinely feel is a gift. These guys are such wonderful human beings.

[@misfit2466]

Jayant Bhadula voice is so different in other songs. You can hear the conviction in him

[@mirandabarents7223]

Never heard of them, but what awesome, beautiful. Def. @ a playlist! Cried my eyes out at the end, life is cruel.

[@YiffyStiffyMeow]

1:38 ... the word you're looking for is sombre, and I agree

[@sharifasz]

Damn..just found this band..their music as good as Insomnium & Finsterfost 👍👍

[@StarStuffGal321]

What a beautiful message and your reaction was so thoughtful and authentic. As always your love of life can be felt across the ethos! You have really turned me onto this band.

[@ani1690]

Never apologize for sharing your emotions buddy! Your reaction was great and genuine, thank you for supporting bloodywood, they are a gem from India

[@stevebillingsley3529]

Beautiful reaction, my brother. Always know that on those days you aren't feeling up to it, I will fight for you until you're ready to fight again. I have your back. Love to see your heartfelt reactions - continue to be true to yourself. We love you because you are you. Plus, this was one of their best songs at Aftershock, and I love Karan's message at the end, not to mention how he went back and forth between guitar and flute on stage. Plus we got to tell Jayant how much we loved their band when they got done. Epic day - Bloodywood and Band-Maid on the same day? What an experience.

[@renskevanderhaagen5813]

Don’t apologize for showing emotions, it just shows you are a human with feelings 🥰 Also thank you for doing these videos I followed you for nightwish reactions and now I’m learning about bands I didn’t know before 🤗

[@larrywelchko6136]

This a powerful song.

[@quiet7632]

After a lifetime of holding in my emotions, I believe the strongest people are those who do despite what reactions they might face. I wish I learned this at the beginning of my life instead of the end, but I'm happy I learned it. I'm just a simple man, I don't need to be tough or stoic or some other bullshit.

[@Dismas444]

Triumphant. It's the sound of the triumph of the human spirit.

[@camthalion2006]

This is the song that made me fall in love with this band, and I can absolutely understand your reaction. Spot on!

[@davidbronke5484]

Dude, never apologize for showing your feelings. I still tear up every time I watch this video, this time included... And I've probably seen it close to 50 times since I discovered Bloodywood in February.

[@garethholmes]

Now that's a reaction. So good to see someone hearing what they are saying and appreciating the message and the music equally.

[@angiesylas9126]

THANK YOU for introducing me to this sick band! Seriously mouth is in floor. Look forward to hearing more of their music

[@AJ-us8wm]

That's the power of metal...it touches where nothing else can touch and which can be felt by very few humans who can understand metal...............I am glad i am one of them

[@jeremycrow1735]

I understand the emotional attachment to this song it saved my life literally

[@zelest]

♥♥♥No need to be sorry. For me, it feels good to be crying together with someone on the internet.

[@gracestarcevich9867]

I absolutely LOVE these guys🖤❤️🖤

[@TheKillerqueen40]

It's ok to cry and to feel what you need to feel. The power of music is so evident when it touches you the way this song touches so many people.

[@sqeegie]

After I heard this song for the first time a Long while ago, I shared this song to everyone I knew. These guys are going to change the world, and if not the world, they are certainly going to change where they come from. I hope they do, absolutely genuine. I felt the same way you did in this video about this song. this song broke down barriers for people, even myself when I didn't realize that I was down. Great reaction video man. Keep up the great work. *Hugs from all the cool uncles in your life*

[@Chief322]

🫂❤️ I hope that more strength finds you daily, my brother. Thank you for your kind words and I absolutely agree.. they're here to make a difference 100% and I completely believe that they have and will continue to make that difference the more they're here ❤️

[@joshuacromley7439]

​@Chief322 if I may make a suggestion, listen all the way through first, then go back and break it down rather than pause, rewind, pause, rewind...

[@SunilKhiataniHK]

This song is resonating with everyone. Do have a good one chief!

[@johnmccombe6342]

Not only do they make the best metal out there right now, but they are wonderful human beings. The messages they spread and their actions make them truly amazing people. I truly think everyone needs to hear their music and they need to be on every radio station. Truly the most amazing band and people. And their community of fans is truly the most awesome group of people. Thanks so much for the reaction! Keep it up and stay strong!

[@lilyofthevalley5586]

This is so touching! I love your emotions. I love the band and their music. I was balling ma eyes oot! I just lost a friend 4 days ago. 😭😭😭😭 Right back at you! ❤❤❤❤❤ 🙏🏻 for you.

[@snakesnoteyes]

I’m way late to this party, but music is made to be felt and you felt this. That’s awesome. In a lot of cultures men are expected to not express the full range of human emotions. But it’s important to everyone’s emotional and mental health to not lock things up inside. Seeing how genuinely touched you were by this song (which I also am extremely moved by) helped me connect with you. I wish you all the best. I don’t know you, but as a fellow human being who clearly wants more understanding and compassion in the world, I love you like a brother I’ve never met.

[@neaputere592]

Sometimes,we all get emotional.as a veteran from french foreign legion,when I heard that,make me poke my eye😢

[@Zephirite.]

Seeing that this song matters as much to you as to me helps me take solace in it more. This is my first video of yours (after discovering Bloodywood last night), and I already feel that you're such a warm and honest person. It's hard to feel you can't help people directly or on large scale, but I really admire you publishing this video as-is, being open with your real reaction. Because your honesty helped me. (P.S. Your tats are cool!)

[@jessehalemusic]

I love this band

[@littlemedia8005]

So glad you like this one dude, and yes hits me every time i hear it whether its live or at home. Had the oppurtunity after their bristol gig in 2019 to tell Jayant and Raoul what that song meant to me and how it helped me climb back up, and they were so cool with it and actually listened and understood. And yes even when they play it live im a blubbering mess emotionally during it but its all positive its quite comical that you mention after the video about Raoul that its like your uncle has come and give you a hug, from the bloodywood rajposting group Raoul Kerr has simply become known as Uncle Raoul. You should stop by and say hello to all the brave ones, theres quite a vast community now spreading all over the world. Dave (Padre)

[@indiantiger.1419]

People who are struggling we are great.

[@dinakaraghebbar6695]

When no one cares... you have to care for yourself, because there is a reason for why you are here and you dont have be ashamed for being messy. Emotion has no gender, I have gone through this, I am still going through this and JEE VEERAY lifts me up every time. God bless You brother. Be strong.

[@bharatmetalfan]

More power to you metal heads.... Bloodywood is epic

[@hilarytaber6138]

If you haven't yet, definitely check out their song Endurant. Gives me goosebumps every time, no matter how much I listen to it.

[@heatherwolmarans8287]

I freaking love love love them, from the first time I heard/watched Dana Daan, their messages, their incredible music, and yes lol, they are hot!!

[@chazludnik6681]

Hey bro, I was emotional moved by you reaction

[@captainnemo8072]

All good Indian entertainment have a social message. Our movies and even our metal.

[@neaputere592]

Let them play...a really good job by them.i already invited them to Romania.

[@christinapeck966]

Your doing amazing Chief you make my day 🥰💙🎶✨✌🏽 🎶music is life 🎶

[@alanholowaychuk6788]

I just got my emotions back after a decade without them... never a need to apologize

[@oldhedders]

Only discovered this band recently, but ... they're the real thing, aren't they?

[@corv1d770]

Bloodywood are full of talent! An emotional reaction is exactly what fans of them want to see, trust me Rec list: Dana Dan Yaad Aaj Gadaar Machi Bhasad Edit: were all in love with them don't worry

[@nabarunhc]

Hey Chief! Thank you for your honest reaction! Love from India!

[@AJWILLIAMS_reaction-comedy]

love you and these guys keep up the good work

[@andrewdescant]

I first watched the video when it was new. Every time I watch it and half the time I listen to it I cry.

[@dotalord6665]

Believe me as an INDIAN i say loudly , i love them from heart , they love what they do and thats why they connect

[@vineflower]

You are wonderful Chief, thank you for doing these amazing videos!!!

[@psyshanudasan]

Lovely reaction! Keep bringing them reaction videos in.

[@madykratos7356]

A genuine reaction man. 👍 Thanks

[@sheryljohnson6602]

Never apologize for your emotions. I don't know a single person who didn't tear up hearing this song for the first (and sometimes second, third, fourth, and so on) time. The message just reaches right into your heart. I would honestly worry about someone who doesn't get emotional hearing it. This is only the second reaction video I've seen of yours, but the way you were open about how it made you feel was what made me subscribe. I truly wish I could afford to join your Patreon, but if my money situation ever improves, I definitely will.

[@starstruck8364]

Thank you so much for giving an honest reaction and i hope you always be youself cause you are great.❤

[@terrynasonisasupervillain2400]

First view from Canada

[@AliasEville]

yes. We are all in love with these guys :)

[@kylec1411]

Chief..... youre already in a position to help people my friend. For instance your reactions help some people see that youre a good dude and want to help. Thats not wanting to help. Thats helping. Music seems to hit you the way it hits me so i feel i know u well. Love and light my guy.

[@camgamgee7036]

this song is saving my life so yeah I hear you

[@Chief322]

🫂💪🏻💜 Stay strong, my friend!

[@MetalHeadReacts]

Never apologise for showing your emotions lad. When I covered this track, I couldn't even hold back the tears until the end. Your reaction and words were pure and honest, never apologise for that.

[@diamond_sutra111]

You're loved, Chief. Be well!

[@locky_life]

love ur reaction tho... so pure

[@unkrautotter]

You should check out their other videos. They are so full of Anger, Hope, Power and deep deep truth.

[@archit4289]

Love the reaction

[@ashleycook6025]

"Why am I struggling right now?" Sometimes the why doesn't matter. You don't need a reason to need help. That's ok. If you're having a struggle you can't shake, get help.

[@AGDinCA]

Chief! So glad to see you again, my friend! 🤘😁 Next on your Bloodywood journey needs to be my favorite song, _Endurant,_ please!!! Endurant - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpfNhZWPZ7Otqa8 How was Aftershock? Bloodywood brought it down!!

[@clarencedsouza854]

Luv from India,hope your fine n keep rocking,keep helping others,many of us are struggling,make the world a better place mate❤❤❤❤❤

[@mattscfc849]

I was meant to go and see these guys in March in Brum. But I’ve had to sell my tickets due to not being able to afford to go. I’m gutted yes, but I will see them one day.

[@clitre2083]

Checkout endurant by bloodywood you would love it

[@larrywelchko6136]

Actually English is his first language. Also please check out Gaddar and Dana dan