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The HU - Wolf Totem (Official Music Video)
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[@Hoopsick]

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[@zcorpalpha2462]

Hoopsick Tribute to the Ancient times, before Battle 🔥

[@kaptainprice7145]

Hi man please reaction to Kazakhstan rock group Ulytau - Adai

[@romanchristopher4399]

Awesome, Awesome, Awesome. Please do a reaction video to another brilliant band from Mongolia: UUHAI feat HURD- Uuhai [Official Video] kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqLSfpWgbdqYmtU

[@ericniemi8443]

Imagine being in China minding your own business trying to build a wall and you start hearing this song in the distance getting closer and closer. Lol

[@hosso83]

haha

[@lkhagvaochir7349]

Bring more bricks! quick!

[@annarosieee]

LMAO

[@themidsouthcyclist8880]

Those guys were, IRL, the reason China built the wall.

[@ericniemi8443]

@@themidsouthcyclist8880 lol i know. That's why I said that

[@amberdulay7238]

My 7 year old loves the Hu, and we got to attend a concert of theirs for his 7th birthday. He was in awe. They sound exactly the same live as they do on their recorded work. They are incredible.

[@mogaman28]

I hope he isn't asking now for a horse and a bow for his next birthday 🤭

[@amberdulay7238]

Tachikoma1972 If he did, I’d support it! 😂

[@josephkilpatrick3890]

It is a completely different sound than what Americans are used to. Totally different. Very unique and awesome.

[@donodom3441]

@@amberdulay7238 you rock as a mom!

[@rileydinkleman1022]

That’s kind of disappointing, I would assume they sound better live. Through the atmosphere, vibe and such.

[@RichardSamul]

Mongolian Throat Singing. It's no joke.

[@Squatchapopalus]

These guys have insane vocal cords.

[@Okraknife]

Mongolian anything is no joke.

[@lakelili]

That instrument is called a horse head fiddle or a morin khuur. Mongolians play it the way that we play a guitar in the west. Traditionally, it is strung with two strings - the larger of the two strings (the "male" string) has 130 hairs from a stallion's tail, while the "female" string has 105 hairs from a mare's tail. For the correct spirit, the strings should be made from your own horses' tails. (Now they are often made from nylon.) The height of skill is to make it sound like a horse neighing. A lot of the singing you are hearing is traditional throat singing.

[@charitywhite1447]

That's really interesting. I love their instruments

[@Okraknife]

Thank you for that info. It is haunting music, it made the hairs stand up on end and want to fight something!

[@johickey3158]

most cultures have the same ancient instruments, we call it the horse head harp, norse call it tangle harpa, fascinating stuff

[@l.c.345]

Need more education like your comment. I personally find it disrespectful to compare indigenous music, a horsehead fiddle and throat singing from Mongolia a thousand years old to westernized heavy metal music.

[@lakelili]

@@l.c.345 The band is highly respected in Mongolia, its principal members - band members TS Galbadrakh (Gala); B. Enkhsaikhan ( Enkush); G. Nyamjantsan (Jaya); and N. Temuulen (Temka) - having been awarded the highest state award for Mongolia, the Order of Genghis Khan, for promoting Mongolian culture around the world. The band calls their style of music "hunnu rock". Their name inspired by the Hunnu, the ancient Mongolian empire known in the West as The Huns. They have based of many of their lyrics on Mongolian poetry and included include old Mongolian war cries. Their lyrics are a call to their people to remember where and who they come from and who they can become again. Their instruments may be traditional, but they are also used by many modern Mongolian musicians and some are even "electrified" - like the tovshuur, the two or three-stringed lute played by Temka. The Hu have chosen to extend their reach by posting their music on the KZbin platform and by performing on the heavy metal European and North American concert circuit. They are also collaborating with a number of Western artists like, Lizzy Hale of Halestorm and Jacoby Shaddix of Papa Roach. Additionally they have written music for video games like "Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order." The comparrisons and alliances with heavy metal are their own. As an aside, they have a great "in the kitchen" series on KZbin right now and the cook Mongolian food around the globe while waiting to be able to perform.

[@somerandomguy32]

The throat singing is very unique to mongolian and Siberian areas .its actually singing in two separate pitches ..and polytonal is like a mantra or chant .....these are the ppl that conquered 1/3 of the planet at one time

[@assaulthetz380]

I would think they're the 1st ones that have used 'lightning wars' from the medieval to middle ages.

[@veteranhoffman6776]

Actually the Mongolian Empire covered 3/4 of the Asian continent

[@rezq9109]

​@@veteranhoffman6776 kinda covered. They never had resources to actually control many of territories they invided into. They were like vikings for Europe. Never had political control, but indeed were a threat hard to deal with.

[@denniseldridge2936]

The lyrics can be summed up as follows: If you come for us, we'll grind you into the dust; if we decide to come for you, we will also grind you into the dust. And judging by their looks, I'd say it's best to take them at their word lol. Also, you can get a translation of the lyrics by pressing the CC button below the video. Great lyrics.

[@veteranhoffman6776]

The HU in an interview said that “The Wolf Totem” is actually a 12th/13th century Golden Horde War Chant that they shortened and put to music.

[@sammaeldeath]

You forgot something. The Mongols had the best immigration practise ever. Join us and you are Mongol!

[@sheilacorbin521]

I saw them in Bristol , they're amazing live . Absolutely brilliant. Great reaction.With traditional Mongolian instrumentation, including the Morin khuur, Tovshuur and Mongolian throat singing, the band calls their style of music "hunnu rock", hu inspired by the Hunnu, an ancient Mongolian empire, known as The Huns in western culture

[@robertcraane7910]

Lately saw a comment to The Hu of a 77 year old guy, who never liked pop or rock but bought this album....

[@Lordmithus]

The HU - Song of Women feat. Lzzy Hale of Halestorm LIVE Also I would say that The HU are a folk metal band

[@Badattituud]

That version is great, but the original sounds more like a love song and it's awesome :)

[@pbjsilverstudio4882]

Yes!!! That song is AWESOME!!!

[@LadyStrangerRockNRoll]

I'm gonna watch it right now. thanks for sharing the info.

[@АлександрКузнецов-щ8х]

The band has very strong instrumentalists. The song is undeniably catchy. I don't remember the literal translation. If you come as jackals, we will become wolves, come as evil wolves, we will become tigers, come as a flock of crows, we will become falcons, we do not seek enmity, but if the enemy comes, we will all become fierce warriors. Something like that.

[@SkewedPerspective]

IE : Do NOT fuck with us, we WILL fuck back, Twice as hard Basically sums it up

[@siilis1089]

You can just use subtitles on the video and it translates it. If lions come, we'll fight until the end If tigers come, we'll fight and battle If elephants come, we'll fight in rage If humans come, we'll fight and obliterate We, If lions come, we'll fight until the end If tigers come, we'll fight and battle If elephants come, we'll fight in rage If humans come, we'll fight and obliterate If you come as snakes, we'll become Garuda birds and fly over you If you come as tigers, we'll face you as Lions with blue mane HU HU HU HU HU HU HU HU If you come with evil intentions, we'll give you a fight! Ten of us will strike you as thunder Hundred of us will shatter your hearts Thousand of us will destroy and obliterate Ten thousand of us will hand you the wrath of heaven! If you come as flood, we'll fight until the death If you come swarming, we'll scatter you around If you come flying, we'll shoot you down with our archeries If you come charging, we'll slice you with our swords HU HU HU HU HU HU HU HU Let's cut through them as speed of flying falcons Let's burn within as the hearts of wolves! Let's stampede with our horses Let's defeat them with the wisdom of our Great Khaan, Chinggis! HU HU HU HU HU HU HU HU

[@alanfoster6589]

You need to check out their video of "Sugaan Essena" (a version of their "Black Thunder") done for a Star Wars video game. Absolutely killer.

[@frankiejo6988]

Sugaan Essena is my favorite song, of all time.

[@djjeeveslarue3499]

They also got them to come in and lay vocals on the Doom Eternal soundtrack. Check that out.

[@alanfoster6589]

@@djjeeveslarue3499 Didn't know about that one! Thanks for the heads-up.

[@djjeeveslarue3499]

Actually it was one guy from the Hu, or a state-side Mongolian Metal Band, but it's represented in the Grand Choir of Metal voices. Check out the making of videos

[@davidstanfield1419]

They mix throat singing, and traditional and modern instruments.

[@giovannigonzalez4563]

The form they sing is mantra. A practice by buddhist monk

[@TrixiVR]

The hu made me fall in love with throat singing

[@rofyle]

In the old days of Genghis Khan they would have ridden horses. Today they ride bikes and make war with music.

[@PitVanRooster69]

Should check their song "Yuve, Yuve, Yu" next.

[@JoAnn69BC]

Great song too

[@xenotbbbeats7209]

Thx for not interrupting too much. I actually found your page when another dude interrupted about 15 times before the song even took off and I got so frustrated because I wanted to hear it too!

[@mubbles1066]

If lions come, we'll fight until the end if tigers come, we'll fight and battle if elephants come, we'll fight in rage if humans come, we'll fight and obliterate we, if lions come, we'll fight until the end if tigers come, we'll fight and battle if elephants come, we'll fight in rage if humans come, we'll fight and obliterate if you come as snakes, we'll become garuda birds and fly over you if you come as tigers, we'll face you as lions with blue mane hu hu hu hu hu hu hu hu if you with come evil intentions, we'll give you a fight! Ten of us will strike you as thunder hundred of us will shatter your hearts thousand of us will destroy and obliterate ten thousand of will hand you the wrath of heaven! If you come as flood, we'll fight until the death if you come swarming, we'll scatter you around if you come flying, we'll shoot you down with our archery if you come charging, we'll slice you with our swords hu hu hu hu hu hu hu hu let's cut through them as speed of flying falcons! Let's burn within as the hearts wolves! Let's stampede with our horses! Let's defeat them with the wisdom of our great khaan, chinggis! Hu hu hu hu hu hu hu hu

[@kennethv5250]

this song is an old mongolian war chant made modern. the horses vs bikers shows how ancient warriors on horses have now become warriors on iron horses

[@Vegmart]

Nice you found the Hu finally .. lol The Hu is a folk metal band from Mongolia. The band was founded in Ulaanbaatar in 2016 and uses overtone vocals and traditional instruments including the morin khuur. In 2018, the band released the music videos for the songs Yuve yuve yu and Wolf totem that went viral. Their debut album The reg was released in 2019, after which the band toured Europe and the United States If you want to hear a more western like metallic song listen to Sugaan Essena will put the link in here kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXu9l3ieaKqWn7c

[@samymantha1985]

“I don’t even know what that is” 🤣🤣that guys voice is awesome quite relaxing

[@vampiricunicorn791]

I've kind of dubbed this folk-metal, since this is a blending of elements of metal and their region's type of music. They use traditional instruments, which others below have named. The throat singing is just the icing on the cake with what they do, I feel.

[@lorriemiller6750]

It is called Hunnu Rock and there are 8 members of the band beside their producer who does not perform with them. The song called This Is The Mongol is their hardest rock song closest to Western standards of rock but all of their song are great and they can't do a bad song.

[@frankfrank1168]

I’m 60yo and this just gets your blood pumping!! Ride into battle or finish your last set!💪🏼

[@bkite7379]

This is Mongolian throat singing,and the horse head fiddle is called a Moorim Kuhr, I believe.

[@Kaji653]

That is called a mongalion chant it is very popular in this genre although it's definitely a skill not everyone can do

[@brennanf486]

Traditonal mongolian war chant that Genghis did many many many years ago . there insturments are called the Moren Kur the horse head fiddle and the singing there doing is mongolian throat singing its over 1000 years old same as there instruments. watch with sub titles on

[@Neverdyingpride]

no lyrics are from 16th century mongolian prince who is great great great grand son of chingis haan

[@Pickleboy103]

Since we’re getting into more niche things, you should definitely check out Heilung, they call themselves amplified history and they play music that sounds like it’s from the Iron Age

[@catebourque1445]

its mongolian throat singing and there were subtitles and the lyrics are amazing. if i recall its a golden horde battle hyme

[@nullnull403forbidden]

In the beginning of the video, you see a horseman leading his army... that took place back in the days. Fast forward to the present day, the army is now riding on a much powerful beast which is the motorcycle. It's a transition from the old to the new horsemen.

[@rayniecox7683]

One of the best war chants I've ever heard!

[@laurentyvangurewitch3940]

You will grow to love this group-check out their album, Gereg-excellent! Love your presentation, very refreshing...

[@russelmurphy4868]

The scene with the solo Mongol standard bearer i term "The sight that made Medieval Europe collectively shit itself." And they did.

[@peacelovemetal5197]

You always sound genuinely excited to react and I love that! Keep it up!

[@ester24966]

Their songs are all special and that throatsinging is incredible .

[@NewAeonWarlord]

I guess people need to learn to tell reactors to turn on close captions for The HU videos. It would explain much better what this song is even about.

[@apollohateshisdayjob9606]

It is interesting though how without subtitles or knowing the language, the underlying meaning is completely understood by all.. "Oh F*** These are people not to be F***ED with!!"

[@NewAeonWarlord]

@@apollohateshisdayjob9606 Haha well, that's true!

[@gabrielstratton1775]

If you watch their videos with the subtitles on you can get an interpretation of the lyrics in English.

[@zenbra_deutsch3500]

LYRICS - (Remember, Mongolians scared Chinese so much they're the reason The Great Wall exists) "If lions come, we'll fight until the end If tigers come, we'll fight and battle If elephants come, we'll fight in rage If humans come, we'll fight and obliterate We, If lions come, we'll fight until the end If tigers come, we'll fight and battle If elephants come, we'll fight in rage If humans come, we'll fight and obliterate If you come as snakes, We'll become Garuda birds and fly over you If you come as tigers, We'll face you as Lions with blue mane If you with come evil intentions, we'll give you a fight! Ten of us will strike you as thunder Hundred of us will shatter your hearts Thousand of us will destroy and obliterate Ten thousand of will hand you the wrath of Heaven! If you come as flood, we'll fight until the death If you come swarming, we'll scatter you around If you come flying, we'll shoot you down with our archery If you come charging, we'll slice you with our swords Let's cut through them as speed of flying falcons! Let's burn within as the hearts wolves! Let's stampede with our horses! Let's defeat them with the wisdom of our Great Khaan, Chinggis!"

[@VultureMaxPaint]

Great reaction - I suggest you also check out the song "Sugaan Essena" they did for the Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order game.

[@BrokenhornKT]

It's Amazing to see someone eyes opened to the World around them. Welcome to the Curious.

[@DarkHellDog]

Tuvan throat singing is technically an instrument; they can make two sounds at the same time. It’s very difficult to learn and takes years to be a pro.

[@leesaweesaw4220]

I love seeing ppls reaction to this! It's amazing!! My son listens to them in his room & I'm like yeah that's right son!!!!

[@JoAnn69BC]

Ooh so cool you finally checked them out!! Looking at your reaction right now😅🤘🏽

[@lemjustlem]

If stories are to be believed, this song is a 700 year old Khanate war chant set to music...

[@Andi1878]

Modern representatives of the Golden Horde, on their bikes instead of horseback. Gotta love that!

[@svetlanakaravaeva7636]

Thank you very much for your reaction! Wild and charismatic guys:))) This mixture of tradition and heavy metal is surprising. We have a lot of proficient throat singers in Russia, but metal+tradition is something new. I don't think it's their best song, but it reflects the way Mongols conquered and terrified the whole world. Difficult to imagine, but Mongol warlord Subede was the only, THE ONLY man in history to successfully fight in Russia in winter. Respect! Even Russians stopped all wars for winter, but he could win. In 800 years Subede's remote descendants, the independent Tuva, were the first to give the USSR their best snipers, nothing to say about food, horses and winter clothing for our fight against Nazi Germany. The HU have a very famous producer with a very good education in music. He promotes nearly all best musicians in the country. It was his idea to make a heavy metal band. I read that the HU are official culture ambassadors of Mongloia to the whole world, and this title is given to them by the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Their 1st album 'The Gereg' is translated as 'diplomatic passport'.

[@lladylobo1]

The voice he uses in throat singing. It's very unique. When you think about the Mongolians coming after you like this...do you want to run? I do.

[@stefha6062]

Imagine you and your „Gang“ walking down the street, feeling like the Masters of your Hood - and than theese Guys rising up, yelling their „Hu...Hu...Hu“...

[@fernk2906]

horses = steel horses, past and present of the Mongolian people

[@jamescutler8055]

You now have to do their collaboration with Lizzy Hale. AMAZING

[@terinarimene7444]

They have a cooking show too - Hu's in the kitchen

[@cookiemobers5650]

If you get the chance to see The Hu live... do it. Saw them last year and it was fucking unbelievable. Check out their other songs. You won't be disappointed. Hu is the Mongolian word for Human.

[@conniehonsinger2643]

You really should see them do Yuve Yuve Yu. It's amazing.

[@shaunmorris8176]

One of the best songs in the world ❤

[@barbaradaca2501]

I would says it's the visions of their ancestors coming through the battle in the song (ancestors on horses)

[@dreboerte5864]

Tovshuur its called that 3 stringed guitar looking instrument. Ancient Mongolian instrument we used use before battles. 🐎🐎🇲🇳

[@hashaahashaa1881]

Thank you for your great reaction. The Hu is great band, isn't it. I really hope that the hu band liked you. The Hu band sing to use to Mongolian throat sing. It is called " khoomei". Many male herders can throat sing. Additionally, I want to give some information about instruments. The horsehead fiddle, it is Mongolian traditional bowed stringed instrument. we called "Morin Khuur" which has two strings and strings made from horse tails. The another instrument is "Tobshuur" which is looks like guitar. It has four strings. If you need to more information about that instrument, you can find Google. Greeting from Mongolia. Good luck your great reaction.

[@leopendent3291]

This is Experimental Folk Metal. Now you have been initiated into this genre, check out Heilung, especially Krigsgaldr. This is the song that on a world scale is the response to the Hu Band in terms of time. It is a song of a village going out to fight a battle they know they can not win but they must fight anyway. It's pre-Viking in lyrics.

[@cole9799]

Throat singing.....just found about these guy about a month before you posted......love em

[@lorriemiller6750]

This is the coolest awesomest band on the planet and they keep getting better over time. If you ever have a chance to see them live take it. Check out all their songs and videos they are absolutely awesome.

[@eeo456]

Never heard anything like these guys. Amazing.

[@LRSNRCNG309]

Would love to see him react to the papa roach version too

[@jacquiemouton9053]

Mongolian throat-singing at its best. Love The Hu.

[@AudreyHeadley]

Had a cool teacher back in the early 80s before internet who always bring natgeo magazines taught about Mongolian people how they live and throat singing even tough this was not part of the school curricula and many more country. Love Hu 💚

[@kibis54]

What's awesome about them is that they sound nearly the same (but somehow better) live. Also, my friends and I even tried doing throat singing and we failed so miserably...

[@meganshaffer7453]

There’s a remake of this with Jacoby Shaddix from Papa Roach. Also a video with Lzzy Hale. You’ll have to check them out for sure.

[@lorddraco2728]

turn your captions on for this song then redo a reaction that is a hardcore song

[@jofrib.8521]

Damnnnnnn those mongolians metal heads are badasses!!!!

[@bonnieralph5151]

Their sound rumbles right thru me and all I know is id rather be on their side then who ever is against them, it makes me want to fight and im a girl, crazy good.

[@Urika5]

Love all of your reactions, especially with The Hu and Baby Metal. Good luck

[@edward_alexs109]

good reaction 🔥🔥 next reaction Mongolian rock instrumental band Twelve O Six band Water and fire 🔥

[@ginnrichter423]

The great chinngas Khan will blow your mind

[@bobhayett2376]

All their songs are amazing. My fave is The Great Ghengis Khan. The video for that us EPIC!!!!

[@StergiosMekras]

You should watch this with subtitles. It only gets more badass.

[@deven4405]

I love people's reactions when he starts singing

[@crashq8784]

For a clip - the Great Chinngis Khaan. Sugaan Essena for a different experience - brilliant.

[@crystalrainfeather]

Loved your reaction to this! You don't 'need' the translated lyrics to feel what their songs are about, but it does add another layer. I've lost count of how many times I've heard this song, and it never gets old. Like several others, I'd recommend "Song of Women" featuring Lzzy Hale next, but the whole album is great. (And if you haven't gotten to the new Nightwish album, Human: Nature, you should!)

[@thisendswhenwesayno2861]

This is the most bad ass song lol 😆

[@christopherrodriguez103]

A.I., Penn State, and a Hu reaction video, love everything in this video, you the man, i subbed! #weare

[@barbaraguitas8992]

Check out The Hu/Lzzy Hale

[@sixdeepsix]

You should react also to Lost Society ft. Apocalyptica - Into Eternity. From Thu HU - Yuve Yuve Yu, Great Chinngis khan and Sugaan Essena

[@dimitrasotirakoglou2553]

A very unique band. I loved them since the first time I heard them. Thank you

[@conniead5206]

They have taken mostly traditional instruments and stylized them for metal/rock. He is “throat” singing. This is one of their first two songs. I have not looked for American subtitles so I have no idea what they are saying. I have rarely been able to understand what metal groups are screaming about anyway. I like these guys. I interpret the video as either the passing on of the Mongolian spirit to this generation or this generation respecting their ancestors in a new way. They have a lot more now on their KZbin site then they did even a year ago. In other countries there are groups that use traditional instruments for rock/metal as well.

[@zaarkhananal7165]

Lol 1:20, of all the reactions I've seen to this song your is the first to have identified the person in this scene as a Mongolian soldier. Every other reaction video people are asking, "What's that" or "What's happening". That image though, of the Mongol warrior wearing his battle gear while riding on horseback with his spear, is almost exactly as those depicted in Hollywood. I don't understand how everyone else missed that. Anyway, I thought it was cool that you noticed that.

[@priscilasawa5832]

I came for the reaction of Lorna Shore's Death Portrait and others bands, and stayed to recommend Einar Selvik - Vikings Suite, Trevor Morris Live in case you want to hear something in Old Norse too.

[@zenbra_deutsch3500]

Their singing style is NO EFFECT, called karkyraa and khoomei (Mongolian throat singing - reminds"fry vocals" of a man with bass voice, like Till Lindemann from Rammstein. It's done more using the throat and vocals chords), That horse head instrument is called morin khuur ( horse head fiddle) . Next like a guitar instrument is called tovshuur ( mongolian traditional guitar ). The Hu said they are created new genre then they called that Hunnu rock.

[@khantutan825]

This represent a modern mongolian horde.

[@michaelchattick3589]

old Biker group locally called the Mongaos, they used to act as gang tough, but after seeing these Mongolian Bikers I have a feeling US Mongols meeting those guys would take up driving mini vans.

[@randomkid9911]

put on captions when listening to HU songs, it shows the translations

[@dinamcnasty]

They aren't fighting each other they are channeling the inner warrior, and the ancestors. Throat singing isn't normally cool imo but this is just on a level of awesome. They are college professors and married , blows my mind , love it!! ❤👍

[@sg3596]

seeing them perform live is awesome

[@TrixiVR]

They are quite massive here in a america

[@mikepierce4739]

Respect the warriors spirit. Brothers in the wind.

[@billholder1330]

4 people in the main band (the singers and traditional instruments), 4 more in the touring band (2 drummers, bass, and guitar).

[@jakestone4675]

it's like a fight song anthem marching into a battle and willing to fight for a cause type song. there is a version with the lead singer of Papa Roach

[@joedorcas]

The band can be seen (and heard) playing the morin khuur-a two-stringed horsehead fiddle played with a bow-and a tovshuur-another two-stringed instrument, but played with the fingers. They also blast out their lyrics in the style of traditional Mongolian throat singers, a technique that involves producing multiple guttural pitches simultaneously. ( mymodernmet.com/mongolian-heavy-metal-hu-band/ )

[@HoneyBl]

Mongolian throat singing is the ends of the earth bad ass

[@odin741]

Most notice the horsehead on the fiddle- but no one seems to have spotted the bow and arrow on the guitar yet lol.

[@mollyb4332]

This is called throat singing It is from the steppes.Turkic peoples descended from agricultural communities in Northeast China who moved westwards into Mongolia in the late 3rd millennium BC, where they adopted a pastoral lifestyle .By the early 1st millennium BC, these peoples had become equestrian nomads. In subsequent centuries, the steppe populations of Central Asia appear to have been progressively Turkified by a heterogenous East Asian dominant minority moving out of Mongolia. Many vastly differing ethnic groups have throughout history become part of the Turkic peoples through language shift, acculturation, conquest, intermixing, adoption and religious conversion. Nevertheless, certain Turkic peoples share, to varying degrees, non-linguistic characteristics like cultural traits, ancestry from a common gene pool, and historical experiences. The most notable modern Turkic-speaking ethnic groups include Turkish people, Azerbaijanis, Uzbeks, Kazakhs, Turkmens, Kyrgyz and Uyghur people. Around 2,200 BC, due to the desertification of northeast China, the agricultural ancestors of the Turkic peoples migrated westwards into Mongolia, where they adopted a pastoral lifestyle. WE believe that the wolf is our mother of all Turkic people . We are called Gok Turks meaning Sky/Blue Turks .Turkic tribes

[@tokiramlibang8916]

I love that sort of guitar'BASS".

[@tomasgillen]

A new incarnation of the mongolian warrior. They are using traditional style stringed instruments and throat singing.