FIRST TIME EVER REACTING to ROLLING QUARTZ - AZALEA | TGun Reaction Video!

[@chrislu2396]

Thanks for reacting to Rolling Quartz! Azalea is one of my favorite songs.

[@홍차왕자-f7k]

Thanks for the rolling quartz reaction. Rolling Quartz covered Dreamcatcher's Good Night(there is a cover MV). And I recommend Delight and Blaze.

[@AntonioMellor]

I am a fan of Rolling Quartz. They have had a real struggle since this kind of music doesn't get supported by the Korean music industry. They have a cover of Måneskin's song "Zitti E Buoni" that is a banger!

[@markmathewssgbcpenaltyboxs6389]

Love this song and band! Thank you for reacting to this video.

[@4thArmoredVet]

Great reaction! Thank you for reacting to one of my favorite bands. Glad you like them, too. just subbed!

[@jeffle9599]

Awesome reaction! Thanks for reacting to Rolling Quartz. I hope you can react to more Rolling Quartz in the future. They have a lot of stuff on their official channel, including live performances.

[@doobiejones9388]

This Is pure whole grain Korean Skynyrd! Because they are playing old school single wound pick up Stratocasters through marshall amps. Same gear as Skynyrd. Hendrix. Clapton. And many more. Love this band! They have a lot off great stuff. Awesome reaction brother! 😎😎😎😎🤘✌️

[@philragu5298]

Azalea, I should point out that it's actually a Maya cover. The poem "Azalea" is known by all Koreans as having a political message. After 1922 when poet Kim Sowol first published it, the poem was an influence during the 80s and 90s in South Korea during pro-democracy movements. You see, as crazy as it may sound, South Korea didn't actually become a democracy until 1997. When Maya did her song "Azalea" in 2003 by using the entire original poem as the chorus to her song (the verses around the chorus are new to Maya's song) every Korean understood it as being a political song. 2003 was a big year because that was the year when worldwide protests were held against the Iraq War. In Maya's video, some of the images you see are of the protests against the Iraq War. The poem "Azalea" is an anti-occupier message. Kim Sowol coded it as a poem about a break up because Japan did not allow Koreans to have freedom of speech so any overt criticism against Japan by Koreans at that time would've meant death. Since the lyrics in Rolling Quartz's cover are exactly the same as Maya's, there is no difference in meaning. The significance with Rolling Quartz's version is the year that they released their cover. They released their cover this year in 2022. That's the 100 year anniversary of the publishing of Kim Sowol's famous "Azalea" poem.

[@alfredsacis8049]

Dreamcatcher Endles night pls

[@tgunreacts]

I have reacted to that song, please check it out. :)

[@michaelmusson3593]

music communicates no mater what the language

[@cybro6535]

check out Chinese metal core band Inchaos - 'Bering sea' a great mix of cleans and growls the cleans sung by Lin Zihan she has a beautiful voice i think you would love it :)

[@DragonPhlyy]

Another band suggestion is Sokoninaru from Japan, crazy cool and super talented band.