First Time Reaction to The HU - Yuve Yuve Yu (Official Music Video)

[@BisscuteReacts]

So I did a oopsie , I understood that they were a Hungarien band , I found out after the reaction that they are Mongolian, My bad I apologize mistakes were made I hope I did not upset anyone I really wanted to post this amazing song and redoing the video was out of question as these are all first time geniune reactions. Thank you everyone for understanding And hopefully you get to enjoy this

[@torbenjohansen6955]

well the Mongols used to be your nabours some 700 years ago. The HU are awsome Did you hear the Horse ?? Mongolian throath singing

[@digitalmouse3314]

I did not even notice my brain replaced Hungarian with mongoalian automatically love these guys found Halestorm though them love Lzzy Hale she is amazing for such a young age. Shows a good amount of range she has a lot of songs man going through log maybe someone else knows it one where she sings and growls god they have a lot of songs for a young band they song machines from rock to metal really talented. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaO5fq16rJyhmdU

[@glazzzo024]

More Hu 🤟 they do music for game 'STAR WARS Jedi: Fallen Order, and it's EPIC!!!!!!🤟🤟🤟💪

[@alexvolkov4685]

You can turn on the closed caption so you can understand better the music, so if you do a reaction to " wolf totem " that will help you a lot

[@thisizmonster]

I was about to notify you too. Fortunately you already noticed :)

[@sipke9485]

The band’s name The HU, is the Mongolian root word for human being. They call their style “Hunnu Rock”…inspired by the Hunnu, an ancient Mongolian empire, known as The Huns in western culture. Some of the band’s lyrics include old Mongolian war cries and poetry. The HU combines Rock Music with traditional Mongolian instrumentation like the Morin Khuur (horsehead fiddle), Tovshuur (Mongolian guitar), Tumur Khuur (jaw harp), guttural throat singing and the bombastic bass and drums of rock. All four members have earned Bachelor’s or higher degrees in music and have several years of touring experience throughout Asia and the Pacific Rim.

[@Crazy_Rich_Asian]

Hunnu was most likely a Turkic empire, not Mongolian.

[@tarmok3756]

+ It kind works as a play on the WHO

[@ganburgedtseren1897]

@@Crazy_Rich_Asian Please tell me if you can. Is there any archeological findings on the Turkic territories and is there any tradition & heritage in Turkic people from Hun empire but all archeological findings and tombs are in the Mongolia and we have many traditions and heritages from Huns empire until now. If I tell you what we have, this comment window is not enough. Maybe, Hungarians are the race of Attila of Hun

[@gyorgyfeher4278]

@@ganburgedtseren1897 Archaeo-genetic research in 2021-2022 confirms the Hun-Hungarian relationship, based on Mongolian graves.

[@nadia2883]

@@gyorgyfeher4278 hungarians are finnish ugrian in language group though

[@EricTheBroBean]

The HU also makes their own instruments, how cool is that?! Legends descended from the great Chinggis Khan!

[@bwiedor]

I’ve gotten to see the Hu twice now, in 2019 and 2021. It’s a marvelous experience, their music hits you in a fundamental way. You don’t need to understand it, because you *feel* it. Absolutely fantastic. Thank you for doing this song and please do more!

[@veteranhoffman6776]

The 3 stringed instrument (banjo or guitar as you called it) is a Tovshuur (Mongolan Lute), the 2 stringed instruments are Morin Khuur (Horse head fiddle), and yes he mimicked the sound of a horse on the instrument which is a sign of a Master Morin Khuur player. Horses are very big in Mongolian culture and is seen in everything, for example the Morin Khuur. Traditionally the “strings” are made from the tail hairs of a horse, and to bind player and instrument, the hairs must come from the player’s own horse. The “male” (thicker) string has 150 hairs, the female (thinner) string has 130. The instrument is played with a bow in a German style grip, and instead of pushing down on the strings (for different notes) you run your finger under the string and apply pressure to the string. It’s very fascinating.

[@Jim_86]

The HU is a band from Mongolia that blends hard rock and traditional Mongolian throat singing.

[@antoniosimon800]

Yeahhh 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼🇪🇨🤘🏼 THE HU

[@Merigold83]

One hint for the music videos from The HU: Some of them come with english subtitles. - Click on the gear-symbol (right from the CC button) ­- Click on the menu entry «Subtitles […]» - Select english

[@Арсо-61]

Amazing reaction, thank you!

[@kirkmatsuyama6176]

Very fun song. They should make a t shirt Yuve Yuve Yu. 😊

[@nEthing4Her]

Hi! First time visitor, great reaction to this amazing band.

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you for watching the video, It means a lot to me . I will leave this pinned message here to REMIND everyone that i do not have TELEGRAM and there is no GIVEAWAY. Those you see are bot scams . Keep yourself safe and know that I would not ask for your info. ❤ ❤

[@TheSadpunk0]

Thanks for checking this group out. They are definitely really cool

[@JC130676]

8:00 It's my understanding that horses are very important in Mongolian culture and this is why there's a horse head on top of the instrument (which is called a morin khuur BTW). The two strings were traditionally made from horse hair, one from a mare and the other from a stallion to represent the balance of male and female. There is also a lot of symbolism in the song itself and I highly recommend that you read the lyrics. Basically it speaks of people in modern day Mongolia ignoring, not honoring and forgetting their cultural heritage.

[@friarjon7948]

Yes! The Hu are great... looking forward to your "Song of Women" reaction coming up (not yet premiered). Other great songs by The Hu: "Wolf Totem", "Sugaan Essena" (from Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order soundtrack) They also did a tribute to Metallica with their version of "Sad But True"

[@fraktured8877]

Hi Biss. This is new to me. I found myself enjoying it more and more as it went on. Thanks for turning me on to them. Great reaction as usual as well.

[@gryphonosiris2577]

@8:01, he gets that Horsehead fiddle to whinny like a freaking horse. These are the people of the plains and of the horse, and they are mighty!

[@Shifuede]

I'm glad you've discovered The Hu. If you want a Hungarian band, check out Dalriada, especially the song Áldás.

[@LewisiOncorhynchus]

This is great! Thank you.

[@veteranhoffman6776]

8:52 I’m sure you know by now, the that “sound” is called Mongolian Throat Singing.

[@rabbirubayet2332]

I thought i goona share this stuff on discord .. but you've already cover this . . War vibe .. so cooool 🤟🔥🔥

[@robinmcilnay1003]

I love your expressive face and body language when you react!!!! Another reactor I watch often, uses a pet name for Floor Jansen, but I can’t think of a more appropriate name for you! BISSCUTE, YOU MAGICAL UNICORN ❤️😊

[@maru2980]

Instrument names Tovshuur, Morin khuur, aman huur

[@mattrhymes9054]

your reaction when you realized they made a perfect horse sound was gold, you'll be surprised how many people dont even realize

[@oldmanjimh3165]

Love their music.

[@BBiGiBB]

8:03 They dont call it Horse-head fiddle for no reason xD so freaking cooool

[@mmxconect]

The hu is amazing!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇧🇷

[@azrielbaz]

I know this video is over a year old but the instruments with the 2 "strings" that made the horse sound is called a Morin Khuur (also known as a Horse Head Fiddle). The triangular shaped 3 string is called a Tovshuur (3 string lute). They are both traditional Mongolian instruments. The "whistling" sound is indeed coming from the throat not the lips or sound editing. All the band members are trained in classical Mongolian throat singing. I have got to see them twice now live in concert here in the USA and to me they sound even better live without studio interference. The morin khuur got its name because of the ability of the musicians that play it to mimic the sounds of a horse, and the mongols nomadic nature still to this day and their ties to horses

[@joshschannel7674]

Yuve Yuve Yu it means how strange and basically they're talkin about there Mongolian heritage

[@ericafinch5475]

I saw a translated video and they are saying remember you are descended from gengis khan wake up and be proud

[@ride4life_motorlifestyle]

They also did a song with Lzzy Hale from Halestorm.

[@huslntgnzl]

I'm Mongolia 🇲🇳

[@wyrmwolf4279]

If you like The Hu. you should check out Heilung, their Castlrefest Concert is Phenomenal. Kriegsgaldr is long, like 9 - 10 minutes long but it is so worth the showmanship they put into it. It is vary unique show, slow build up but wow.

[@darylobey8867]

The firet time insaw the video and he made hia fiddle sound like a hourse :o that was unexpected and also a cool sound hence the horse head fiddle :D

[@garyrobb5341]

Who wouldn’t forgive you even if were necessary? You’re so adorable that you can get away with anything. I make more mistakes just doing comments like this than you do doing what you do. (Did I say that right?) Luv ya sweetie!

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you ❤

[@masonsteele1674]

It's best to find a video with subtitles because their lyrics talk of their heritage. Their instruments are also decorated to imply parts of their history.

[@ivansmolyakov8104]

Монголы!!! Бомба

[@seanherskowitz665]

I can’t wait ; good dong from hen but a very good song to see the traditional instruments Bisscuties rocks the world

[@soylentgreen4208]

x Fach dopppel + ( Hey ( Switch to German.) Du bist ehrlich, und es macht viel spass dir zuzusehen.........DENN DU BIST ECHT

[@chriso6719]

This is one of 3 songs of theirs that they redid with English lyrics added and guest singers From Ashes To New singer Danny Case on Yuve Yuve Yu, Papa Roach's Jacoby Shaddix on Wolf Totem, and Halestorm's Lzzy Hale on Song of Women. They are awesome live. I saw them open for Halestorm last September.

[@digitalmouse3314]

Awesome concert holy great line up Halestorm is good band kind of skirt that rock / metal line its pretty good

[@jerryadams6799]

You might also like xiger xiger ( pronounced "shigge shigge" ) by Hanggai. It's a traditional Mongolian horse riding trail song. It is named after the noises a horse's gear makes when the horse is in motion like sleigh bells or a tambourine.

[@BisscuteReacts]

Oh? I’ll keep that in mind ❤️

[@LUNAERIC]

Mongolian band ❤ Mongol extraordinary band wow

[@Trixta007]

The HU is good! also, react on BLOODYWOOD indie metal band from India

[@pjdnb6675]

Thanks for reaction your cute

[@phillipgross1887]

you should check out the Hu singing with Lzzy Hale(from Halestorm) singing Song of Woman

[@BisscuteReacts]

Coming soon

[@phillipgross1887]

@@BisscuteReacts looking forward to it, I think you will enjoy it, the Hu are good and Lzzy is awesome

[@A-N-X-I-E-T-Y]

oh You're Romanian? Tot timpul e o placere sa descopar noi compatrioti

[@robinmcilnay1003]

By the way, Yuve, yuve, means “How Strange, How Strange”

[@EnervatedSociety]

I can actually do this vocal technique but anyways the lyrics according to Hachapuri (he says it's not the best translation) on youtube: Take it how you want because I've seen multiple translations, some similar, some completely different. I have no idea which one is right. The HU - Yuve Yuve Yu (LYRICS EXPLAINED): kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqLNhauubNushNk&feature=emb_title How strange that you are eating, drinking, partying too much How strange you shout about your Mongol ancestry for no reason How strange that you take an oath while not keeping your words How strange the valuable teachings of our ancestors become worthless? Hey, traitor! Kneel! Hey, let prophecies be declared! /Let the law be passed down/ How strange that you inherited our ancestral fate yet you sleep and won't wake up How strange you keep lying that Mongosl are the best in the world How strange that Mongols, who should live as nobles, fail to be united And how strange you fail to rise up the Mongol nation How strange our forefather's valuable wisdom are considered to be lies Mongols with eternal bright wolf totem are engraved with the mark of sky Chinghis will descent onto the earth and the whole world will remember his name Chorus: Hey, black banner, awaken Hey, royal power, rise forever How strange, how strange (Yuve Yuve Yu, or WTF)

[@portugesegirl827]

hi Bisscute! you need to do a ( Scorpions - Rock Believer ) song reaction!

[@DougguoD]

3:48 Circular objects must be bird nests ? 👀🐣 6:31 Swastika muchly predates Nazis 🔍 6:38 Yeah, that was interesting 🐴

[@kevinallupinit]

Legend has it, wakefieldkevin likes this.

[@fifi23o5]

You should react to Wolf Totem and Song of A Woman, too! Great job!

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you

[@pondboy3682]

All their songs are a tribute to their ancestors, using ancient Tibetan throat singing. Next time you react to them, you should definitely look for the lyrics! This song starts with modern gamer-warriors, but calls us cushioned kids out for not living up to the honor of the warriors that paved the way. Yuve yuve yu is usually translated as "how strange" 3 times.

[@verdantero7929]

You should check out the band Hailung if you like this band!

[@Amidanico]

Without the lyrics, this song doesn't have the same impact.

[@lalramtiamasailo5483]

Can you read the sub titles? You will understand the dept of their music and lyrics blend harmoniously

[@furkan2861.]

you reaction so cute from turkıye

[@heinzlotze9123]

Next time please react to Wolf Totem with a lot of mongolian throat singing.

[@bkzaya744]

Мөнх манд hhe u said very well

[@evanflynn4680]

If you turn the subtitles on for this song it translates so you can understand what they're singing about.

[@SajirRajShakya]

I found it haha

[@billywinchester4653]

🕺🕺🕺🕺

[@ПРыщНалице]

Whaat? They are your distant relatives? I think you are a beautiful Mongolian girl)) Maybe I'm wrong) But, your accent is nice)))

[@jasonli3463]

Wolf Totem is suggested ti see through. My Dear.

[@tracybadciong8957]

You should use captions so you know what their saying. You can use them on this one, wolf totem, and the Great chinggus khaan. They also did 2 covers of Metallica sad but true and through the never. Yuvy yuvy yu means how strange how strange.

[@KenSorce]

Yuve Yuve Yu: So strange

[@jeremydavis3071]

That is called a Horse-headed Fiddle.

[@seanherskowitz665]

Great job ; so muvmcb fun and j can’t wait until Fridays song which I will keep a secret 🤫 Luv ya kiddo

[@BisscuteReacts]

[@perttihaajanen5902]

pink floyd pulse concert

[@flodarelhit7477]

7:00

[@KenSorce]

Morin Khuur (horsehead fiddle)

[@digitalmouse3314]

Tuvan throat singing same base technique used for growling instead of consistent vibrato you can vary it more which is what they do as well as a force more air like actually punching air from your diaphragm.

[@Omori_Guy]

subtitles are important, their musics has too many important messages :)

[@rogerdodgerinfl1]

If you like this try please heilung in maidjan

[@tofton1977]

To understand the lyrics just activate subtitles ;-)

[@caphowdy666]

Bit of a whoopsy there with their nationality 🤣

[@TheDutchman-ml9rm]

yuve yuve yu means how strange how strange

[@alenbujan9360]

unleash the archers: tonight we ride

[@BisscuteReacts]

I did , I enjoyed it

[@legionlegion5460]

I love you beautiful girl 😍😍😍😊

[@SajirRajShakya]

Need to reaction to song mother and father by Bukhu

[@user-yy7tw9hv9n]

Can you check out Nyttland U-Gra (Live Ritual 2021) please? it's in the same realm as this with the folk elements but the artists are from Siberia

[@KenSorce]

Hu is Mongolian for human.

[@nikkihayes5411]

Try heilung for scandigermanic music with throat singing rap😈

[@bobbyrenthlei5404]

Please react to Aerosmith - I Don't Want To Miss A Thing. I really hope you'll like it.

[@lilstef9511]

Lissen suggan essena and the great chinggis khan ;)

[@KenSorce]

It's a 4 string bass.

[@m4r5_q100]

🔥feels like Apocalyptica.Mmm..just more fun. Good sounding band. Good luck on youtube 🥴

[@Krieghandt]

A Hu/Apocalyptica collab would be SO awesome

[@СимеонГерушин]

The hungarians look really strange these days ... :D

[@ronniemarriott416]

uh... turn on the subtitles. it will give you a vague understanding...?

[@solip-lo]

Sin I have another song request Joyner Lucas I'm Sorry Warning: About Suicide prevention but if you watch the video closely and the song its a very good react!

[@donny-ni2zd]

The song is a comment on losing one's culture to gain, as what America calls, "Culture"...

[@naraauvgun1634]

its My Mongolia do U know

[@shinekhuuenkhtaivan2226]

When is reaction the hu - wolf totem

[@SajirRajShakya]

Throat singing, very hard to do

[@vyktor1980]

mongolian band :)))))))

[@robbaldwin2402]

IT SOUNDED LIKE A HORSE

[@hyperwolf7899]

Try a couple more songs from them like 'Wolf Totem' kzbin.info/www/bejne/oH6blXZ9ftJpr8U or 'Song of Women' with Lzzy Hale (got a feeling you'll like that one) 😉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5WxYohvg9uof8U

[@naraauvgun1634]

mmmmmmm

[@bloody-crx]

Its Mongolian band not Hungarian

[@banjigiindyy]

Its not hungarian band ths mongolian band