ENJOY ENJAAMI | Dhee ft. Arivu | Prod. Santhosh Narayanan | Music Video Reaction by Jaby & Achara!

[@subaashmuniappan3576]

Maaja is the community of Independent Musical Artists group Created by AR Rahman for their Growth

[@subaashmuniappan3576]

@@MrRahul6464 I know about that...a content wise and message from strong Lyrics...we should appreciate that I think so👍 Moreover I too listen to the Western musics😀. Yet It's Good to hear you Know😂

[@ghost381]

@@MrRahul6464 nope you can't differentiate music. The song meaning is tribal based so what visuals do you expect?

[@sunnyArokiadoss]

@@MrRahul6464 Ya right! They sang Oppari in Makeba Jain 😂

[@chitraram5554]

@@MrRahul6464 Thought Makeba's one is already copied from MJ's 'Black or White' & 'Earth Song' 😉 You can find so many of such music videos but not the meaning of the lyrics in this song! It has strong message & background!

[@MrRahul6464]

@@chitraram5554 how Makeba is copied Michael Jackson song? Where are the similarities?

[@badaltiwari956]

I prefer lyrics over anything. But despite residing in North India, I was mesmerized and truly impressed with the song.. I don't speak Tamil, but I kind of understood.... My first exposure to Tamil songs and I am loving it ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@karthikx]

Welcome to Tamil music world..!!

[@thana64]

I’m glad you like it. All about nature. Cool cinematography. Meaningful message. Powerful piece. Superb song.👍🏿

[@pratikmhaske3746]

Kannada or tamil?

[@anshulgautam8116]

@@karthikx oh tamil rap ...heard first time sounding different

[@badaltiwari956]

@@anshulgautam8116 Don't know. Not familiar with either of the two

[@narendharkumar3]

C'mon guys, comparing this to bollywood in any way is a disservice to this art piece.

[@narendharkumar3]

@@custodydrama9693 why?

[@neeleshkumar2419]

@@narendharkumar3 bcz he is idiot dude 😂😂

[@narendharkumar3]

@@custodydrama9693 Let me ask you this, is America a rich country? If yes, are Americans is general rich?

[@narendharkumar3]

@@custodydrama9693 why?

[@narendharkumar3]

@@custodydrama9693 this was your expectation from me. You can't go around expecting things from people and if they don't act as per your expectation you tell them to shut up. Golly, you think too much of yourself. Nobody owes you anything. It's people like you that are the barrier to dialogues that could lead to a lot of pleasant changes around the world. And I had all the right to not give you an explanation, yet I CHOSE to because I am civil. Look deep in the mirror, you'll find the word that fits you well.

[@dorcasjoyline4179]

Fun fact: The grandma in the last part sitting on the throne is arivu's grandmother ❤️

[@karthicknamakal]

Dog.... more titel there is in the song 🤬🤬🤬

[@dorcasjoyline4179]

@@karthicknamakal what? Okay dude first of all can you stop swearing at me 🙄

[@Gamethings-os7jv]

@@karthicknamakal seri alada da dei

[@darshanakolakulath9860]

um i don’t think it’s her grandma... like seriously not her grandma

[@dorcasjoyline4179]

@@darshanakolakulath9860 it is arivu's grandmother and its true this songs inspiration is the grandmother so it makes sense

[@timebanking164]

"I planted 5 trees they are nurtured a beautiful garden garden is flourishing still i am thirsty" what a lyrics.. with deep meaning in it..

[@gokul4262]

if you both knew Tamil, I'm damn sure you both would be in tears at the end of this song

[@top10bitw34]

Can u explain us pls?

[@gokul4262]

@@top10bitw34 read other comments in the comments section, you will get an idea.

[@abhaymaurya1116]

Well I can't understand tamil either as I'm North Indian but still my vision got blurry when I watched this for the first time. I'm listening this on a loop while doing my assignments.

[@gokul4262]

@@abhaymaurya1116 that's the power of oopari music

[@02.akhilesha74]

Yah i am a mallu..... I really got the point.............. ❤️

[@guntherarivu7480]

That indian Style it's called "oppaari" it's a unique culture of tamil people

[@tamilanishindu5971]

எல்லா நாட்டு மக்களும் தான் ஒப்பாரி வைப்பாங்க bro.. சம்பந்தம் இல்லாமால் பேச கூடாது... பாட்டை உலக மக்கள் ரசிக்க தான் பார்க்கணும் தவிர தமிழனுக்கு தான் பாட்டு என்று நினைக்க கூடாது..

[@guntherarivu7480]

@@tamilanishindu5971 idhu oppaari tune la pannirkom arivu sonnaru bro adhaan... K bro vera endha naatla oppari paadranga adhuku peru ennanu sollungale naanum search panni paakren

[@guntherarivu7480]

@@tamilanishindu5971 And one more thing bro carnatic music and adhoda instruments ellarukum theriyum sitar, veena, gadam etc., ethana peruku parai isaiya theriyum தாலாட்டு, கும்மி, ஒப்பாரி னு நிறைய இருக்கு adhula paatu pannirkomnu oruthan sonna adha mention pannanum illana 10 hit songla idhuvum oru song nu poirum

[@utkarshjoshi5333]

React on song adha bhi zada he yaha

[@mmajiddk]

Aeee

[@jedddru3597]

The Song is being sung in the form of thousands of year old ancient Tamil Oppari, which is an elaborate form of lamenting and expression of grief during funerals.

[@joypodimattam]

No use of telling this. They dont see your message or even if they see they dont care. They just react to the song because somebody told them its popular so react expecting they will get a lot of views. Nothing wrong with that but its superficial.

[@anikakelhanka]

@@joypodimattam if they don't, atleast i did and learnt something new 😀

[@omnamashivaya2103]

Jedd Dru பொத்தடா வாய

[@tensionfree494]

More than 95percent ppl who r watching here doesn't understand ur language...so u ppl from tamil,telugu n kannada stop irritating us wid ur videos....I don't mean to b rude but plz don't force jaby to react n give fake rxn....for u jaby u stop watching them otherwise I will leave ur channel...if u want us to watch then make song in English or hindi

[@joypodimattam]

@@tensionfree494 narrow minded.

[@varuns1725]

If u know Tamil... Then literally u would be in tears... And lot of goosebump moments are there....

[@chitraram5554]

Bro, i watched non-Tamils (reacting to this video) also tearing towards end of the video. It is the natural connection to the visuals on earth & people. Only thing lacking in this video is that they only showed the flora (plants) and not the fauna (animals). It would have been complete if they have included visuals of few animals! A good Earth & heritage song!

[@MrHarsha450]

I didn't know this was nature song, till I saw the lyrics... I want to cry too... 🥺

[@Arkeshan]

I speak Tamil but no... I d k why... I prefer melody than jazz

[@dorcasjoyline4179]

@@chitraram5554 exactly

[@jfinthetrap]

ila 😐😐😐 siripu dha varudhu

[@sasuki479]

You know what, this song has been reacted by Americans, British, Australians, Africans and many others and trust me, all of them understood the song in the same way. This simply proves that eventhough we look different, speak different etc. we all are part of Mother Nature in the end. We all are one. #UnityInDiversity. That's what India represents. #WorldIsOne.

[@bishwajitbag3813]

Vasudeva kutumbakam

[@athivenkatesh9800]

Bro vadaku thailees still polambiyfying😂

[@Ad-qj4nw]

@@athivenkatesh9800 don't generalise dumbfuck. As if we don't do that,lol.

[@tamilanishindu5971]

@@athivenkatesh9800 ஆமை கறி புண்ட மவனே, திருட்டு தனி கிறுக்கு தேசத்தில் வாழும் ஆமை பைத்தியம்.. இது இந்தியா டா ஆமை நாடு இல்லை...

[@nitthesh]

@@tamilanishindu5971 Avan sonathu thapu than. But un manda mela konda theriuthu da sangi, marachiko

[@Fidah]

It is the story of Valliammal, Arivu’s grandmother, who fondly used to address him as ‘Enjaami’ (‘en saami’, meaning my God). She was taken from Tamil Nadu as a bonded labourer to Sri Lanka to work in the Tea estates there. When they were sent back later, they had lost everything. They were landless. Arivu wrote this song honouring her🍃🍃🍃

[@user-rg3cc1jm5w]

Enjaami is more like "my lord"

[@sudu5186]

Thanks fr the info🙌, lyrics make more sense now.

[@physicsbear18]

@@MrRahul6464 if ypu take anf analyse most English songs..they copycat in worse way...from classic songs amd musics..so i dont think it is a THEFT of anything....stuck with your so called western music...nobody cares

[@Fidah]

No but the song doesn't even sound like Makeba. Idk if it's because of the fact that there was an Oohoy sound (which was also different from the sound made in Enjoy Enjami). I don't know where they got that from. And for the clothes..Cardi B, really? Is it specified that no one else but Cardi can wear that? A lot of artists wear similar outfits. It's not copying. And any set with some plants and a throne is a copy of Roar for you😂😂🤦🏻‍♀️

[@physicsbear18]

@@Fidah lol he deleted...😂 i am not sure why he did that lol

[@vishalchidambaram1064]

Jaby, arivu comes from an oppressed environment and he's been rapping for quite a long time.When he started out he didn't even know that rap was a genre of music. Dhee is Tamil, but she actually pursued her studies in 'stralia. Majja is an initiative by ar Rahman to develop this kinda music.

[@Antsfist]

Dhee was born and brought up in Australia.

[@vishalchidambaram1064]

@@Antsfist oh ok! I didn't know that.

[@user-rg3cc1jm5w]

RAP exists in TAMIL, we caal it gaana or Koothu - most of theru koothu songs basis are Rythmn and Poetry, hence RAP

[@vishalchidambaram1064]

@@user-rg3cc1jm5w ik🔥

[@ghost381]

@@MrRahul6464 You're delusional

[@dhrisyendhumukilrajpg7894]

I think there is a seperate fan base for these lines- 'Allimalar kodi angadhame Ottara ottara sandhaname Mullai malar kodi muththaarame Engooru engooru kuththaalame' Who all agree? 💚💛💚💛💚💛

[@athivenkatesh9800]

I like it when arivu takes up the song From apdi,so yes i love these linea

[@mziaee]

Someone translate please...

[@veeragrover2783]

Meaning 😲😲

[@puspita282]

Translate for us please

[@dhrisyendhumukilrajpg7894]

@@puspita282 meang :) Lilly is making fun of me My adamant sweet sandal wood My Jasmine-decked necklace with pearls Oh my native Kutralame

[@manaskanar1985]

Literally dude this song make me cry.I am not a Tamil person but see the English lyrics you can't control yourself to weeping in the end of this song and thank you for react on this video....

[@eniyathendral2728]

This song has mix of styles. Folk, Rap, Oppari (Tamil ancient agony singing style for funerals, it is still practiced in rural parts of Tamil Nadu) and the humming with chorus overlay. The old women voice in between voice is Oppari, it will trigger emotions and naturally the tear will come out.

[@quotesonshorts23]

Maajja is Initiated by A.R.Rahman for Indian Indie Artists, Enjoy Enjaami is the first song from Maajja. The whole Intention is to showcase our talent to the world.

[@jijogorgeraj]

it's sure working

[@Popcerealdoofk]

Wow so awesome

[@sashianand6071]

This song is mostly about vandalism of nature and exploitation of the people who were native tribes who started civilisation..In his interview Arivu has mentioned that its a tribute to his grandma ( The grandma at the end of the video) who was also one among the Tamil people who left the native lands to work in tea plantations abroad during british colonisation when most Tamil people lost native fertile lands

[@xavier7888]

If you see me everywhere it's means that you are too everywhere.

[@drawh1435]

Ya it means if I see you everywhere that is a fake Xavier

[@nandakishorps4025]

Myr villa

[@hashtag_pupuli]

Then you are not Xavier...you are Jesus :-P

[@Nipodanipandeudaiyyppa]

This guy is 🔥

[@rohanbohidaraiims-r2121]

Why you are every where ....

[@hazybaffler5797]

The thing I like about Jaby and Achara is that they be total honest no matter what. Like not just praising about whatever they are watching like how other youtubers do. But be freaking honest about their opinions and put it straight to the point. I also think that they're better when coming to understand the indigenous references or little details which others mostly miss. That shows their sincerity towards what they're doing.

[@kavichelvanp9333]

Jaby and Achara, Arivu is a great rapper in the tamil industry who sings with no facepalming lyrics.

[@naanoruthamizhan]

Subtitling this song should have been a tough task and I still believe that it's not the best not because I am arrogant but because the song explores different themes and elements in little over 5 minutes. Too much of backend history - Migration, plight of Migrant labourers, marginalization, inequalities, right to land, resources, reverse migration, caste discrimination etc The song itself is a homage and lament to land, people and all the living creatures in it. The poorvakudi (ancient tribe) didn't exploit but preserved the land and resources for future. Top of that, the song celebrates and laments at the same time (Uses parai and Oppaari art form to convey that) which makes it difficult to convey the emotion via subtitles. Only Tamizhs or the one living close to Tamizhs can understand and relate to this masterpiece. It isn't easy to pull this off - That's why I believe Arivu is really an Arivu Jeevi (Genius). He is an international artist - Speaks for human kind. Great stuff.

[@thrinathamovva7429]

This is from my beautiful neighbor state.

[@shas12able]

😍😍😍

[@movieshq3380]

Which state r u from ?, brother.

[@vinodpradhani1080]

Me also I am from Karnataka

[@4200arockia]

😍😍😍😍

[@tensionfree494]

More than 95percent ppl who r watching here doesn't understand ur language...so u ppl from tamil,telugu n kannada stop irritating us wid ur videos....I don't mean to b rude but plz don't force jaby to react n give fake rxn....for u jaby u stop watching them otherwise I will leave ur channel...if u want us to watch then make song in English or hindi

[@chandruammu8702]

Finally!!! Jaby koay reacts to enjoy enjaami

[@giniyan2662]

Yeah man.. It's Trending in India nd most countries for almost 7 days straight..

[@momsainikpuri4223]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/f37ddYmph6d_gKc

[@Renoronremo]

Even i was back of him🤣🤣

[@chinmayrajpurohit5014]

But why is it so famous, what is this??

[@thesparrowtalks5019]

He might thought he won't get views for Tamil songs.. maybe and now it's unavoidable.

[@averagepubgplayer8567]

ENJOY = grand daughter ENJAAMI = grand son Now watch again with this meaning. There is no English word used here

[@yuvrajmishra4269]

Pota poti? That makes a lot of sense now.

[@devilsadvocate5391]

Woww man. That gives out a lots of meaning. Btw is that the real meaning?? Coz i saw arivu explaining it as something else in a video.

[@averagepubgplayer8567]

Yes, he has given good explanation about his grandma situation and the origin of this song. But he has not explained line by line. Usually poet is having hidden meaning. This one is first of his kind. Grandma is calling Enjoyee Enjaami vangoo vangoo. Here 'Vangoo' is a plural form so the grandma is not calling only his grandson. The true meaning is the grandma is a nature is calling the younger generation of the tamilan I.e Granddaughter = enjayee and Grandson = Enjamee. Come together on an elephant and the three times rain will come in the land. Every line is having good meaning. Some politically meaning also there.

[@saravanand1168]

@@averagepubgplayer8567 Thanks for sharing it. Even though I knew the meaning of the words, I never interpreted this way.

[@-panaiolai603]

Only Tamils can understand deep meaning of this song Edit:::: if u understood ! Then answer me😏

[@elva136]

Bihar people understand it too. We have the highest number of farmers in the country.

[@sakthispeaks3313]

Respect bro

[@-panaiolai603]

@@elva136 😂🙄

[@Fnn895]

@@elva136 😂😂😂😂 its not about farmers...google it about this song da..😂😂😂

[@amiedn01]

@@elva136 not to disrespect others bro... This song is not just about farmers. The translation does not convey the real meaning tbh. To avoid political issues, already the lyrics are covered. The subtitle translation adds one more level of abstractness. The song tells the pain of the suppressed ethnic groups. He says "I planted 5 trees, I nurtured a beautiful garden. The garden flourished. Still my throat is dry" If the garden is flourished, then the farmer does not have any problem. Then why is his throat dry? In short, Some people work hard to create things. But they cannot get the rewards for their efforts. This is what they say in the whole video indirectly. More details on this will create political issues for the artists. So, they avoided direct messages. In fact the description from the original video was updated recently by deleting some information about how Arivu's ancestor's migrated from Srilanka.

[@maranmuniandy2128]

Its only one genre guys - Tamil Native "Oppari" Its the community's culture.

[@marvel_man2707]

Female singer “Dee” is the step daughter of “Santhosh Narayanan”

[@ChefSpicyRice]

I actually did not know that

[@gokul4262]

@@ChefSpicyRice actually step-daughter, and they both are lucky

[@Gowrik2]

Really?

[@gokul4262]

@@Gowrik2 yep, she was raised by santosh, but she studied most likely abroad. go search Wikipedia

[@padeepak24]

Yes ,step daughter

[@anurk9490]

This song gonna kick some international albums 🐦🐦🐦🐔🐸🐸🦚🦚🦚🦚🦚🦚

[@524-rohitbhupalam6]

No way 😂 it's not that level 😂

[@chitraram5554]

@@524-rohitbhupalam6 which level?? U mean Tollywood trash level?? 😂😂😂

[@524-rohitbhupalam6]

@@chitraram5554 ya bro 😂😂 whole south is trash but I would say that tollywood is slightly better than tamilwood 😂😂

[@chitraram5554]

@@524-rohitbhupalam6 Your Tollywood produces the most trash in India and yet to send one worthy movie to Oscars to date 😜 😂😂😂😂😂

[@524-rohitbhupalam6]

@@chitraram5554 your tollywood??🙄 Anyways "your" Tamilwood didn't produce one good movie that is appreciated by whole india till date 😉😉 😂

[@samithchouta9152]

I have heard this song several times since yesterday, everytime I see the video a new meaning can be derived from it. It made me nostalgic about my memories from childhood spent with my grandma and our ancestral land, I am here because of them. RESPECT

[@Starseeni5]

Well Said!!!❤️ Music Lovers, Must Watch this Recreation! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hH3Md3yCmpqtkLM Appreciated by Arivu Bro❤️

[@amanmundhra8216]

My respect for jaby and achara went through the roof coz being a north indian i do not understand the language of the song and i now realize how difficult it actually is for them! Great song btw 💯

[@UPE-DharunShankar]

This is not arivu's style, he usually does hardcore rap, but this one is different.

[@SathishKumar-lf6mx]

Vantaaru 9naal english eh..

[@UPE-DharunShankar]

@@SathishKumar-lf6mx enada olare😂. Unakku English theriyatha😂.

[@shilpa7817]

I was just watching ather reactions and thought"where is jaby and achara???why are they not here yettt.."glad you guys watched this..💜

[@vaishumeow2204]

Hey I am an army💜 I guess you are an army too

[@shilpa7817]

@@vaishumeow2204 yes💜💜

[@suganyamathivanan671]

Yessss..... exactly

[@MrRahul6464]

Enjaami is a copied song from popular international music video named Makeba Jain mainly. Other than that visual is influenced by Katty Perry's Roar. Costume and attitude from Cardi B. Arivu's part is taken from Jason Derulo's tip toe & Kendrick lemars all the stars. You can catch the theft within 1st 15 seconds of the video. Enjami had this sound odia odia & jain one had ooohe ooohe. Then Enjami changed Makeba Makeba with cuckoo cuckoo. Even the concept of both the songs are related. Background music too.

[@ghost381]

@@MrRahul6464 nope you can't differentiate music. The song meaning is tribal based so what visuals do you expect?

[@parthipanshree4363]

The message is simple save the earth which our ancestors has left us to live a prosperous and green life - Thanks Dhee and Arivu

[@dronedit]

Great reaction. This song penned by Arivu - it makes you feel unsettled as it makes you reflect on the relationship between you and the land where you have lived. But it also consoles you and continues to tell you to enjoy while being aware of there realities. Out of the oppression, had blossomed seeds of optimism. The older generation is calling out the present generation to reunite with the land that they have lost touch with. With visuals of lush green vegetation, the feeling of the wet soil in our fist, vibrant music, and the rap, the song wants this generation to break the cycle, and the liberate themselves of the feeling of detachment from the soil bequeathed by the older generation. The bounties of nature , the joy of living in harmony with other creatures, the feeling of attachment to our soil- these are some of the emotions the song evokes. The land - its not mine, not yours , it's OURS. The song successfully answers this. The I planted 5 trees . Nurtured a beautiful garden line in the song :- tells stories of the labouring class, who toil on the ground but are never allowed to enjoy the fruits of their labour. And at the end of the video the old lady sitting on the chair is Valliyamma- Singer Arivu's Grandmother. Her ancestors were taken to Sri Lanka from India to work on tea plantations, around 200 yrs ago. And when they came back to their home land Tamil Nadu, India , they were left with no land to belong to. And Arivu being the grandson inherits this feeling of rootlessness ; with a disjointed past, he feels this sense of not belonging.

[@Janani0101]

It isn’t enjoy, it is enjaai...meaning my dear for female, enjaami,....meaning my dear for male. The whole song is about respecting ancestors, land and culture. Mourning the loss of the same as well. The style is oppari, southern Indian grief tune.

[@ksa7139]

Thank you

[@akhilalexg]

Lol read the name of the song. They themselves claiming that its "enjoy" . But still intresting to know it has a double meaning.

[@Janani0101]

Yes, the spelling in the title is “ enjoy”. I gather that. The next line is “ vaango vaango onnagi” which means, “ come together as one”.... it definitely is a call to all men and women to come as one to enjoy nature and respect it and nurture it as our ancestors did.

[@akhilalexg]

@@Janani0101 ok 👍🏽👍🏽 also i think they intentionally pronounced enjoy wrong , with a long stretch. Probably to sound like enjaai.

[@bhuvaneshwarij1326]

Ya I feel so bad whenever I see the wrong translation

[@ullamkollaipoguthadarampri8570]

This is Tamil people's emotions on this lyrics 😭 only Tamil people's can understand this song 🤧 history of my motherland culture lost (Tamil Nadu ) you will understand this .. you would be in tears

[@suramyasivarajan7521]

i have seen people who are not tamil in tears. rather than separating ourselves... you should explain the meaning better. so they can understand better. i am tamil but i think this song's message transcends race, religion, countries. amazing work! so proud.

[@tensionfree494]

More than 95percent ppl who r watching here doesn't understand ur language...so u ppl from tamil,telugu n kannada stop irritating us wid ur videos....I don't mean to b rude but plz don't force jaby to react n give fake rxn....for u jaby u stop watching them otherwise I will leave ur channel

[@tensionfree494]

More than 95percent ppl who r watching here doesn't understand ur language...so u ppl from tamil,telugu n kannada stop irritating us wid ur videos....I don't mean to b rude but plz don't force jaby to react n give fake rxn....for u jaby u stop watching them otherwise I will leave ur channel...if u want us to watch then make song in English or hindi

[@manikandan_ip]

@@tensionfree494 no one cares about these kind of opinions from rude people like you.

[@sakshilife7658]

Christian came there u all lost your hindu culture in tamil nadu

[@yella3665]

This song makes one more chance, jaby...please react to South Indian stuff ......don't miss it....anyway thanks for the reaction finally...

[@sumitnaiyaa]

Typical frustrated south indian comment.

[@user-rg3cc1jm5w]

@@sumitnaiyaa calm down racist.

[@oneaboveall619]

@@sumitnaiyaa south is always better hands down

[@sumitnaiyaa]

@@user-rg3cc1jm5w calling south indian as south indian is racist??

[@athimahan]

@@sumitnaiyaa get a life prick, there are racist people in the own community 🤡

[@balaaguywithagang7777]

hey jabs the singing woman in the song "dhee" is also the playback singer of the song "rowdy baby"

[@giniyan2662]

Rowdy baby fame Also the One who did in soorarai pottru Irudhi suttru Many more nd arivu too slayed it

[@balaaguywithagang7777]

@@giniyan2662 yeah sorry i forget mention jaby about it

[@giniyan2662]

@@balaaguywithagang7777 :)

[@MrRahul6464]

Enjaami is a copied song from popular international music video named Makeba Jain mainly. Other than that visual is influenced by Katty Perry's Roar. Costume and attitude from Cardi B. Arivu's part is taken from Jason Derulo's tip toe & Kendrick lemars all the stars. You can catch the theft within 1st 15 seconds of the video. Enjami had this sound odia odia & jain one had ooohe ooohe. Then Enjami changed Makeba Makeba with cuckoo cuckoo. Even the concept of both the songs are related. Background music too.

[@ghost381]

@@MrRahul6464 nope you can't differentiate music. The song meaning is tribal based so what visuals do you expect?

[@abotani8237]

This song will be a national awardee..!

[@tensionfree494]

More than 95percent ppl who r watching here doesn't understand ur language...so u ppl from tamil,telugu n kannada stop irritating us wid ur videos....I don't mean to b rude but plz don't force jaby to react n give fake rxn....for u jaby u stop watching them otherwise I will leave ur channel...if u want us to watch then make song in English or hindi

[@tensionfree494]

@Roohit Otari no no I'm isolated minded ...even close minded allow heat transfer but not mass...I don't allow both of them for jerks

[@hiffets1]

@@tensionfree494 where do you get your stats? Jaby seems to have understood it fine. It's viral with 45million views across the world and Jaby would not miss the opportunity to react to a viral video with a message of conservation of nature...there is nothing here to offend anyone. It's good for his channel too. Open your mind - learning new languages is a beautiful and peaceful experience. But you can stay with Hindi. I speak Hindi, Tamil and Marathi and it helps one understand different cultures. I wish you the best anyway - enjoy life and be less resentful ❤️

[@Gamethings-os7jv]

@@tensionfree494 enna da ne ella comments reply layum inda comments eh podra 😂😂😂😂😂

[@fathiman700]

@@Gamethings-os7jv Death note

[@rajagopal582]

This song is about inviting younger society into farming and the simple life people lead in olden days. We have a belief that a happy society come together to a common cause and festival brings rainfall. Have some deaper meaning too.

[@vidathdilshan7271]

Im a Sri lankan and also my mother tongue is sinhala. I can understand tamil. But connot speak tamil. (Which i ashamed about my self. Becuz most of Sri lankan tamil people speak sinhala) I really didnt understand the words of this song. But after understand the meaning of it I liked this song more than i was❤️. And the voice of Dhee😍😍😍. Unique💙💙.

[@dharshinisunthararajan608]

We're always with you yaaluvooo Love from Sri Lankan tamil

[@vish341]

Vango is a word extracted from Sinhala.. We are all connected bro.. Much love from India(Kerala)

[@user-vx2pt6ox7v]

Sri Lankan People Don't Forget 2009 That Year World Tamizhan's Black Year I Still Remember..

[@vidathdilshan7271]

@@user-vx2pt6ox7v past is past brother. I dont like to talk about that when I specially talk with tamil people. We all get so much to tell. But we have to come together again. My duty is blend with my peoples culture. Im a still student. I have never been to jaffna. My first goal to visit north. Im literally from other side of the country. You know the distance of Sri lanka is measured between point peduru and point dondra. Im living in dondra. I need to go peduru point. I know in history our people have done lot of bad things. But war was the end of it. So let it be the end. No need to continue that. I have huge respect to my tamil people Sri lankan tamil people. Now we are trying release tamil people in the jail as political prisoners. I have some tamil friends who are active in that process. It is not easy. In our country there are so much problems to talk. Becuz of that, it is much harder to get attention to that. If you want to help them or help to tamil schools and children I can help you out with that. Respect🙏

[@vigneshwaran4712]

👍👍👍❤

[@DhruvMalikk]

I love the clueless helpless jaby look😆he wants to enjoy it but couldn't..I feel you bro.

[@rbsriprasanthibnair1786]

Yup he was lost

[@quickbitesitsme]

Should have watched the video first without lyrics and then with lyrics

[@Fidah]

You know both of em. Dhee sang Rowdy Baby from Maari and Kaattu Payale from Soorarai Pottru. Arivu rapped in Master movie (Vaathi raid song) 🌼🌼🌼

[@HotVideosA4]

Am I dreaming or what 😳 Jabykoay reacted to a song that too an independent song that too from Tamizh 😍

[@athivenkatesh9800]

Its kinda irritating seeing his reaction hindi videos😒

[@athimahan]

@@athivenkatesh9800 he is biased lol

[@sunflowergirl8823]

Hindhi videos have wider audience so he reacts even to bad and average bollywood videos but not good regional language videos he is clearly biased .

[@MrRahul6464]

@@athivenkatesh9800 why? Because he chooses quality over mass hysteria. By the way Enjaami is a copied song from popular international music video named Makeba Jain mainly. Other than that visual is influenced by Katty Perry's Roar. Costume and attitude from Cardi B. Arivu's part is taken from Jason Derulo's tip toe & Kendrick lemars all the stars. You can catch the theft within 1st 15 seconds of the video. Enjami had this sound odia odia & jain one had ooohe ooohe. Then Enjami changed Makeba Makeba with cuckoo cuckoo. Even the concept of both the songs are related. Background music too.

[@athivenkatesh9800]

@@MrRahul6464 oh vadaku moron speaking about copy and remake,fucker the background of song is based on oppression of tamilian / dravidian farmers.arivu's part isn't from all the stars,have you heard all tye stars i am a xo guy.#fuckoffdavadakuthailee.

[@jovianthomas6891]

This is the part of India which is beautiful and exquisite on it's own yet ignored by many our own countrymen.🥺

[@videworld8802]

If u know Tamil, your heart will melt when you listen this song ❤️❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@binoybruno2418]

Great reaction...♥️...n the song itself talking about how our ancestors protect and handled the natural resource,equality between the animals with humans...also the necessity of continuity of following wht our ancestors does...♥️🔥🔥

[@arvindv2262]

The Lyrics are so strong, that's why it feels so original and I don't know...

[@Akasharvind-um6ju]

Dhee is the singer who has 1 billion views for her singing in rowdy baby

[@mymi492]

“கல் தோன்றி மண் தோன்றா காலத்தே முன் தோன்றிய மூத்த குடி தமிழ் குடி!” 👍👍👍

[@ajaykrishnan8607]

The beauty of this song's lyrics is lost in translation (subtitles).

[@bunnyjk4867]

Ahh! FINALLY!! This MV deserves national recognition! ❤️

[@vaishumeow2204]

Hiya!!!! I am an army 💜 you too?

[@bunnyjk4867]

@@vaishumeow2204 yepp😉

[@thanisha29]

Hey tamil armys?💜

[@vaishumeow2204]

@@thanisha29 yeshhhh!!!!😎💜borahae

[@aparnathulaseedharan258]

Yes

[@raviparekh2466]

I agree with you Le Jabs. This is the unique kind of stuff that Indian music can produce but unfortunately does not get the exposure it should, generally, because people, not just outside India but also within India to some extent, identify only Bollywood music with Indian music. I’m glad because of Internet, creations like this are getting the recognition they deserve and I hope more and more of such stuff is produced and comes out of India.

[@chitraram5554]

Finally, something with class & substance comes out from here after very long! This is what can compete at international level! Not those overhyped, dramatic ones that will disappear within few weeks! Fyi, this song is not from a movie but is an independent album! And it is liked by 1.3 million viewers on KZbin. Definitely a Grammy material!

[@rus1962]

I would just request you all to not keep saying 'grammy' material or that this song deserves one. Grammy does not represent world music. It is a biased and racist organization most times. We do not need the stamp of a group of white people for our song to be considered world class. I agree with everything else you've said!

[@varun1036]

This is Tamil Rap. 100% Tamil, no other language influences

[@jedddru3597]

This is the Best Song to come out of India in many many years. The powerful lyrics, the magical vocals, the Music, Supporting dancers and cast, enchanting Cinematography, Dance Choreography and the beauty of Tamil language mixes together to create an eternal music blessed by the Mother Nature. This song should win Grammy Awards before 2022 as the Best Song in the World.

[@shivanshsinghchauhan8243]

Finally, now I'll be able to read actual comments other than comments asking reaction for this song

[@user-rg3cc1jm5w]

such a relief righ? now go back to opressing south Indians, you racist POS

[@athimahan]

@@user-rg3cc1jm5w poda kena pundamavane

[@Ad-qj4nw]

@@user-rg3cc1jm5w stfu myre.

[@ananddarnal6702]

Burned 🔥🤣🤣🤣🙌

[@nitthesh]

@@athimahan Ada sanghi thaili

[@ib6119]

Hi, I'm from Tamil Nadu... Enjoy Enjami means Granddaughter & Grandson... Not Enjoy my dear that's shown in subtitles... According to this song, no English or other languages were used and all the words are pure Tamil... I'm proud that I'm a Tamilan...

[@mad1033]

Tamil 💥✨

[@kaala8943]

Africa is the place were human history starts, then people started to travel they spread over different region of continent and South of India(south India) is the place where first human civilization started that's y the music tune is like Africa tone and the language is tamil. I got goosebumps when they talk about ancestors 😍😍.. Fun fact

[@pratikmhaske3746]

Lol 😂 it's not african music neither its african community...south India has its different culture...if they are black people it doesn't mean they are african...just google about south indian originality

[@arunrajan2073]

@@pratikmhaske3746 I don't know how these guys are very confidently saying such things 😂😂😂😂.. Cameroon is a country in Africa, they are speaking similar words like tamil even today and they have similar food processing system like tamil people.. don't comment simply something inappropriate..

[@pratikmhaske3746]

@@arunrajan2073 it means south Indian people migrated in Africa and spread their culture

[@arunrajan2073]

@@pratikmhaske3746 it's a long history.. I can't explain here.. African people migrated from Africa to present day pakistan (means to indus valley) in there, the civilization started first and then they came to south india.. even today in Pakistan, lot of places has Tamil names.. even in lot of present day north indian places has Tamil names.. you can see it in Google map.. present day india is not india 200 years before.. there was a lot of kingdoms ruled different parts of India.. you have to go through lots of history before comment something..👍👍 we don't hate any other languages.. we abundently love Tamil than any other languages..

[@pratikmhaske3746]

@@arunrajan2073 yes...there were a lot of small kingdoms 200 years back...under Maratha Empire

[@balrajsubbiah4561]

Enjaami means, most of a country people follow anchester worship, they believe they still alive in heaven after their death. And here I I would like to inform in all the universe, tamil language only has their meaning for its each and every word,!!!here ( en (என்)means - me) (sa (சா)means ground) (me (மீ) means sky) saami means one who lived in the land then they were gone to sky after their death.our god or anchester.Usaully they call their grandchildren enjaami.in the remembrance of their anchester.

[@suramyasivarajan7521]

wow didn't know that. and i speak tamil. nandri aiya.

[@balrajsubbiah4561]

@@suramyasivarajan7521 hi,do you know what is opari song?

[@sushmithbollur]

Finally The Wait Is Over....!!🥳🤩

[@sushmithbollur]

🎉🎉🇮🇳

[@spiritualgod5985]

Yes 😉

[@MrRahul6464]

Enjaami is a copied song from popular international music video named Makeba Jain mainly. Other than that visual is influenced by Katty Perry's Roar. Costume and attitude from Cardi B. Arivu's part is taken from Jason Derulo's tip toe & Kendrick lemars all the stars. You can catch the theft within 1st 15 seconds of the video. Enjami had this sound odia odia & jain one had ooohe ooohe. Then Enjami changed Makeba Makeba with cuckoo cuckoo. Even the concept of both the songs are related. Background music too.

[@darkterrorvikas]

This songs is not about reading subtitles or trying to understand the words. For me this songs is all about feelings.. You have to feel the layers of messages provided in this beautiful art. ..HATS OFF

[@vasanthprabakar]

Maajja is ARR's initiative and this music was produced by Santhosh Narayanan. A great initiative for independent artists.

[@Mr.Player90]

Any Tamilans?🙏

[@elitesooraj]

Malayali

[@athivenkatesh9800]

Dravidians♥️ namma

[@athivenkatesh9800]

@sooraj suresh

[@elitesooraj]

@@athivenkatesh9800 mm

[@Mr.Player90]

@tamilan tamilan ❤️

[@neeharikasatyala706]

I don't understand Tamil but those subtitles made me cry😑 goosebumps

[@aki8370]

Is it just me the only one wishing to see these guys in our traditional dress Imagine jabs in veshti 😂😂

[@karthikarvindcs]

Hip hop + Tamil Folk + oppari (last music for dead person), very strong lyrics....this is what it was... Lyrics will make you cry

[@MrJamesbond407]

This is the real Indian song. We tamilan s are the real indigenous people of India 🇮🇳 without Tamil civilisation india is just land of foreigners.

[@sunilthakore5715]

The throne and the girl in the colourful clothes emphasised the fact we as humans believe we are the owners, or rulers of the land. The song then explains the fact that we do not own the land, we are part of the same thing. The dark clothes relate to the soil. It is basically honouring the land and the ancestors. The guy changing his voice was the grandmother's story.

[@VishalAgnihotriX]

I get goosebumps whenever I hear this song. Such a beautiful creation. Hats off to the makers. Great reaction.

[@arunprakash7285]

You must listen to Arivu's more songs. I am sure you have listened to him before, recently he sang the song vathi raid in Master.

[@SURYA-ki6zs]

தமிழர்களுக்கு தனி இனமும் உண்டு, அவர்களுக்கு தனி குணமும் உண்டு. Tamils ​​have a separate race, They also have a unique character.

[@jaisermadharasan]

Oh god finally, u reacted. Thanks a lot JABY & ACHARA.

[@prakashchandrabose8205]

It is a unique tamil Way of telling the world what nature wants..a mix of oppari too

[@intymize5847]

Apart from all what's most important is the message n how the song is telling us about the mother nature n dat we should conserve it...and live together with the animals cuz the earth belongs to them too.

[@k-drama_lover939]

This shows that this song is not only popular in India also in foreign countries

[@sonalkanwar8786]

Its not like bollywood dont hav talent bt real talented vedios like this are still there to be discovered

[@gokul_gk_4]

The Indian style u mentioned was "Oppari" specific to Tamizh culture. Hip hop music is becoming a part of life style and music, tamil rap(Sri Lankan, Malaysian, Indian)music have hip hop style almost in every album. Oppari- A style of song sung during someone's funeral or during any sad happening and is very common here TamilNadu. This video has an african touch since Tamilians and Africans are somehow connected to each other in some case.

[@annushankar3032]

Thanks for pointing out the African heritage. I’m born in Canada where we have straight exposure to a ton of cultures, and I definitely heard an influence of Oppari and Afro-Beats

[@TheSilasram]

I don't know why I well up to this song. The layers in this song makes it addictive and emotional. 1. It's hybrid of hip hop and oppari (death song). An unique mashup. 2. Arivu singing in his Grandma's voice. It elevates oppari and hooks you in. 3. Dhee's range is exceptional here. She goes from hip hop, R&B, Carnatic and indian classical in the end. 4. Message about our environment and how much it provides to us. About respecting the nature and earth. And pushing the point, nature is good, don't ignore and hate it. 5. Kind of sarcastic slap in the face when Arivu sings about farmers planting trees and they grow gloriously; and yet their throats are dry. That was a gut punch moment. Farmers paying their dues to earth and other basically depleting earth's resources. 6. This is actually an immigrant story. Arivus grandmother was an immigrant and tea plantation worker in Srilanka. It lays out subtly how growing economies use farmers to build their countries and kick them out when they become super powers. Enjoy Enjaami in my opinion is not a celebration but a sarcastic slap on merciless modernization and relentless usage of earth's resources for money and comfort.

[@Sudhis97]

Evertime song to hit trending list from INDIA 💪 proud to be a son and grandson of a farmer respecting the soil❤️

[@nbaballer8227]

Jaby had a lot to say this time...nice to see that. Usually he likes to delegate. I actually liked this overall reaction from both.

[@arunravichandran1812]

It's is very proud to Indian - Tamilan💯🤩

[@mjlove9412]

Dhee is the singer of the famous 'Rowdy baby' song❤️ Arivu is the singer of the Master's 'Vaathi Raid' song❤️ Both songs became overall a huge hit 🇮🇳

[@user-lw3rw4ol7n]

Vaathi coming la ya?

[@mjlove9412]

@@user-lw3rw4ol7n illa bro arivu padunathu vaathi raid song tha

[@aryann4570]

never seen Jaby this intense watching a videos. especially @ 4:35. his reaction went from 7 to 1000 intensity.

[@harikishankaliki1589]

There is a hundred+ years history carefully Layered on the song. Valiyamma is the grandma of ariva. During british time some people were shipped to many places like Carribean etc... Oppari is the North eastern srilankan (Tamil) culture during an event of death. Some people were sent to India from srilanka without anything to hold on here. Their hardwork has enabled the current generation to live their life comfortably without realising the ancestor's sacrifice. This song is a gratitude and cultural tribute.

[@thesparrowtalks5019]

Finally jaby is reacting. He might thought he won't get much views first. Now he knows the impact of the song in reaction channels.

[@mukeshkavi-qg5zm]

யாதும் ஊரே யாவரும் கேளீர் 👍🏽🙏

[@jayakumar9056]

Theedhum nandrum pirar thara varaa

[@jocelyns5331]

நாம் தமிழர்! நாமே தமிழர்!

[@AS-ey3bb]

@@jocelyns5331 உன் பெயர் என்ன தமிழா ? இயேசு தமிழனா ???

[@rajirvin1]

You should be checking the Maajja video too to understand who and what is it all about - "Join The Cultural Renaissance | maajja | A. R. Rahman"

[@rmr7206]

I really love the Lyrics, about nature and ancestors.. The song mixed of Tamil folk, TPop(Tamil Pop) and Rap style.. Totally love it....

[@balajialagurajan243]

*The female singer's singing of "my ocean, lands, etc" is so artsy and masterful! The video complements the great music! Don't even start me on the colours!*

[@ed4824]

I understand cucckoo only before this.

[@chickoo]

Thank you bro, it's so deep its enough

[@ed4824]

@@chickoo meow😂

[@MrRahul6464]

Enjaami is a copied song from popular international music video named Makeba Jain mainly. Other than that visual is influenced by Katty Perry's Roar. Costume and attitude from Cardi B. Arivu's part is taken from Jason Derulo's tip toe & Kendrick lemars all the stars. You can catch the theft within 1st 15 seconds of the video. Enjami had this sound odia odia & jain one had ooohe ooohe. Then Enjami changed Makeba Makeba with cuckoo cuckoo. Even the concept of both the songs are related. Background music too.

[@ghost381]

@@MrRahul6464 nope you can't differentiate music. The song meaning is tribal based so what visuals do you expect?

[@apexv8462]

@@MrRahul6464 I don't care it's ur opinion

[@shivakumarannamalai1260]

I believe the English translation does not do justice to the original tamil lyrics. For example, Enjoy enjaami, they translate it to "enjoy my dear", which is not correct. Hear the pronunciation. It's enjaayi enjaami , which literally means en aayi(my mother) and en saami(my father or my god). These words are also used to call young boys and girls with affection by old people. Particularly, in villages, grand parents use these words to call their grand son/grand daughter as enjaayi and enjaami. If you take the next line, which is "come together as one", I think the lyrics is from the grandparents to their grandchildren asking all the men and women to come together as one and save the nature which was protected by them and their ancestors.

[@cosmicpower9102]

This is how the Tamil culture & Tamil Ppl live's in Southern India Tamil Nadu State ☺️👑👑👑👑🙌🙌🙌🙌. We never give up our launguage , Nature, Forefathers (Ancisters) , Parents & Animals 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💖💖💖💖💖

[@lakshmiganapathy4128]

My boyfriend is from Chennai, which is how I got introduced to this song. And he told me that some of this is slang which I think contributes more to the song even if you (or I) don't understand it. Enjaami is like "My swami" and that's something we use with Gods and also loved ones. Parents usually call their sons Swami. And I've heard "Rani" referred to me growing up which is like "queen" I think. It's a term of affection but slang-ified. But you guys have reallu grasped what it's about and I appreciate that. The other reaction channels seem to only like the beat and not the message.

[@santoshsomasundar]

Well its been a while since Jaby was so expressive about his thoughts/views about a song video. Infact, I love it how you guys break it down, sometimes I get a new perspective watching you guys discuss. Was waiting for ya'll to react. Loved it!

[@siva5406]

It is Epic Tamil album, which represents Tamil culture!!! and way of life that we used to live! Here again the name bOllywood pop up, where there is no relation exists between this Tamil album and bollywood!!! Language matters first and then country comes! Every body saying it as Indian song😏, India has 28 states with different languages, history and culture, India is a union of 28 nationalities, how come a song from particular nationality becomes Indian song! Credit has to be given correctly!

[@rishabhpatidar3255]

Every indian song.. Jaby: hip hop with....

[@thamizha8094]

HIP-HOP+TAMIZH FLOCK+OPPARI(A song sung when weeping over losses, "Oppari" is a song that is usually sung about the good deeds done by a person after his death)

[@utkarshtiwari6768]

I'm from north India 🇮🇳 couldn't understand anything but really liked the song and music video.. loved the diversity our country India 🇮🇳❤️🇮🇳

[@ramakrishnazak]

Song is all about nature, promoting save the forest and how much Indians love their land/soil