Hiphop Fans Reacts To Metallica - Enter Sandman Live Moscow 1991 HD *REACTION*

[@waynekayla814]

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[@poplaurentiu4148]

All chitarist 's performers in this band use to play really hard even when they 'r fingers were bleeding in full respect for one member of old band died so another chitarist from Mega-Death join the crew..

[@chb2551]

If you really want to be impressed, consider that this was 1991 so there was no such thing as Auto-Tune. Yet, they were good enough to keep hitting the notes in front of 1.6 million people, in a nation that had been openly hostile towards the U.S., and surrounded by the USSR military. Not the most comfortable place to play a concert. That song's album hit #1 on the Billboard Top 200 for 4 weeks and has gone 16 times Platinum.

[@eckligt]

Also remember that this was around six months before the USSR/Soviet Union collapsed.

[@Huddle_House56]

Not to mention they’re supporting an album with the Gadsden snake on the front of it containing a song called “don’t tread on me” in front of a bunch of ex kgb commies.

[@Reblwitoutacause]

@@eckligt they smashed down the Iron Curtain, and the final nail in the coffin of the USSR was _made of METAL_ 🤘

[@dougdaniels21]

Yeh, but the crowd sure wasn't against the U.S. there...... The people know better than the leaders.

[@RoverWaters]

there is no evidence there were 1,6 million people when Metallica played

[@meatmeat5344]

The courage to stand in front of 1.5 million people and execute this flawless. Legendary

[@mcgee227]

1.6

[@carlosgrey37]

Viva russia

[@brittanygidley1291]

1.6 lol

[@Johnnyjonas274]

Especially back then. The Iron Curtain had only recently fell

[@EllaMKer]

They were drunk

[@troymash8109]

Yep, they actually DID use the helos to fan the crowd. Crazy huge concert.

[@victorramsey5575]

True. The 'copters were for security and rescue, but also to circulate the air so people didnt pass out.

[@ellewearstightpants]

Yep. Absolutely true.

[@theidajawho]

Ya boy nailed it right off! To keep the MASSIVE crowd cooled off. First ever western rock show behind what was the "Iron Curtain". ACDC were the headliners.

[@Rusty_Gold85]

Helicopter Pilot said he nearly lost it as the crowd exhale breath created problems ,he struggled to control the airflow of the blades . Apparently 53 died at the concert

[@АндрейТитовАльт]

​@@Rusty_Gold85Пиздёшь ! все живы я тогда был на концерте в оцеплени старший лейтинант , численасть на концерте приблизительно от полтора ляма до четырёх . спецподразделения омона .

[@mr.kelley6556]

In an interview lead singer James Hetfield was asked what it felt like to perform in front of that many people? He said imagine just getting out of a shower soaking wet and walking into a wall of electricity.

[@deancafe4739]

The guy is actually right... Those helicopters main purpose of flying in and out of the crowd is to act as aerators.

[@anthonystarke893]

You're right. That amount of people could exhaust a potentially dangerous amount of CO2 if not properly aerated.

[@mootkickee]

Very cool to see two people genuinely reacting and appreciating a genre they know virtually nothing about. Like seeing this, keep it up 🤘🏼

[@mikebryant8507]

Imagine this being your very first concert song you ever heard.

[@robynnnorthcott5000]

Imagine the disappointment at the rest of them you go to!

[@christypriest30]

It’s probably been said but apparently the officials started counting people at the beginning but they stopped when the music started and more people were still arriving so nobody really knows how many people there actually were

[@Виктор_Москвин]

Мне было 22 года я был в этой толпе и считал себя счастливым... не кто там не погиб, не какой политики тоже не было. Все просто пришли на Металлику и AC/DC послушать классную музыку и хорошо провести время. Проблемы были только в начале но к выходу Металлики всё уже успокоилось и обстановка была очень дружелюбной. Шоу было бесплатным... организаторы сняли о нём фильм и вот на нём уже зарабатывали...

[@Maks_Morkovkin]

Не погиб, но 50 человек в больницу уехало. Я там рядом гулял, мне было 11 и тогда я еще металлику не слушал к сожалению :) А живу я в Тушино в 10 мин пешком от поля этого (которое теперь застроенный микрорайон)

[@Виктор_Москвин]

@@Maks_Morkovkin Примерно такие цифры тогда и озвучивались..

[@valeriadasilva1852]

You were part of a very cool moment in world history....congrats...the energy in this concert is 100%

[@ninysik1535]

везет же...

[@caniparslan]

Wow noone for pantera?

[@Frostrazor]

My man Wayne was 100% right! The choppers were fanning the crowd! There were so many hot sweaty bodies in that small are, it created its own microclimate of evaporated mist over the crowd. I've been in large metal show crowds. You sweat so much you don't even urinate. But if you have to go, you go right there. And rumors are there are still people there trying to get out of the parking lot. ;-)

[@quecksilber457]

Dude you have been right with the helicopters. They were there to cool people down.

[@bradydeangelo284]

This is a far better song live than it is as a studio song. I actually enjoy 10x more live.

[@darrenmiller6927]

Crazy great live performance. My favorite Metallica song. I was your age when this song came out, lol. Much love from California.

[@tinawoods8847]

The helicopters provided air flow and acted as a lookout for unruly bunches of people to make sure people weren't getting trampled underfoot and passing out from heat stroke

[@sharis9095]

The helicopters were actually using their downdraft to circulate air. And keep the crowd calm. This was a festival over 2 days but the biggest crowd was there for Metallica. The other interesting thing is this is the 1st open air concert after the fall of the Soviet Union... prior to this you could only hear Metallica on bootleg tapes. But everyone there knew them They don't really know how many people...they stopped counting after 500,000 and estimated 1.6 million but there are estimates for this point of the concert as high as 2.5 million. At the time I wanted to be there... now I wonder where the washrooms are.

[@VorchaKali]

With 1.6M people in attendance this concert is the biggest concert in the history of mankind.

[@lynndally9160]

Actually there was a bigger one. Brazil 1994, over 4 million people turned up to see Rod Stewart.

[@stevenaleman7454]

the sweet taste of FREEDOM back in 1991 brought almost 2 million people from all over together for a concert where they can enjoy some rockin' cool music....cool reaction video!! if you get a chance, check out Metallica's other song from this same concert called, "Creeping Death"....don't let the title scare you, it's a really great song with a message....rock on!.

[@johnblossom8447]

The mighty Metallica. They are the only band to have played on all seven continents. They did a special show in Antarctica in a special bubble.

[@mztweety1374]

That was one ice cold show!😂🥶🥶🥶😶‍🌫️😶‍🌫️😶‍🌫️

[@anthonygirvan3085]

I’m Irish 🇮🇪 that crowd would be 19% of our whole population. I was led to believe that when Metallica arived they had to play from a hanger cause of the crowd… I could be wrong

[@conork1603]

Ya idk but I’m Irish to and love metallic so much

[@austinschingen7831]

The concert was for sure at an airfield so you may be correct

[@wesalker3479]

This was part of a "Monsters of Rock" concert where almost a dozen bands performed, Metallica and AC/DC being the "biggest". . . . . . You should now check out the AC/DC concert{s}, live at River Platte.

[@davidfoster4867]

Metallica is the greatest band ever formed

[@isuckatbedwars2342]

No cap

[@sergei5740]

Rammstein

[@MrLando24]

I know it's a year later, but if anyone didn't already mention how restrooms are used at massive shows like this, I gotchu. When I saw Metallica at Rock Am Ring in 2008, people would literally just...go... On the ground... Couldn't be bothered leaving the front rows and all that lol.

[@nataliep6385]

I absolutely LOVE your reaction videos

[@Cameron-gy5di]

Keep up the amazing work! Love from London 🇬🇧 Gotta react to Songer- Blackbox sunrise session

[@greg9871]

Excellent guys cheers! Great review Xxx love and respect ✊

[@krw73]

He's actually right. The helicopter was pushing air down onto the crowd to avoid passing out and heat exhaustion.

[@victorramsey5575]

Yall should really check (and react to) the VH1 Behind The Music on Metallica. you can see the whole episode here on youtube. You will understand and love this band even more once you get to know them. RIP CLIFF BURTON!

[@ninawest8]

He was exactly right they had to cool people off with the helicopters

[@jasonbrown6670]

This was rounding out the end of the cold war with Russia. It's beautiful that the people of both countries just wanted to live and let live. This showed the powers that be that we don't agree with their agenda for war

[@sammygouge1325]

If you took all the wrappers put them in one place they'd never draw this many ppl. Today different ppl. Then check out Lynyrd skynyrd's concerts

[@MechThe1]

I listened to an audio tribute/doc about Metallica to celebrate their latest album and was surprised to learn the story behind this song. You won't look at this song the same way after hearing it...

[@ork_oz]

Metallica - Creeping death live in Seattlw 1989

[@baileybowman2449]

Creeping Death from this concert is even better. Harvester of Sorrow is amazing too

[@Ben-hi5zm]

This was the first and biggest rock concert to take place in Russia since the fall of the Berlin wall which ultimately led to the dissolution of the Soviet Union.

[@armygreenfj3924]

This proves that music can bring people together.

[@ryanclayson2742]

Greatest live performance ever. Still sound just as good today.

[@cindycloy507]

The Soviet Union had fallen recently. This is what freedom looked like in new Russia. American band. It is awesome.

[@GoRideConnor]

The rows of military were there to give the band enough time to get off the stage in case of a riot…just to slow down the crowd. 👍

[@madigoldstein2855]

Real music real talent 🙌. Miss those days

[@sweet_missyr3741]

Wayne said it right when he said .... "Do you know how much fawking talent this takes!"

[@awezman]

They were under communist rule for decades and this was the first rock festival allowed in the previously Communist Russia. It was basically free because the crowds couldn't be controlled. The previously USSR soldiers joined in with the crowd because they had no control because of the sheer number of people. Dozens of people died in the crowd and it was utter chaos. Many of the soldiers were likely happy that communism fell as well. All rock music was banned in russia before this concert.

[@waynekayla814]

Wow that’s insane!

[@ilyamuromec3072]

"All rock music was banned in russia before this concert"...b u l l sh i t

[@feanrassilmaril579]

I wrote a bachelor diploma about concerts and that i definitelly the biggest, loudest and wildest concert in history, estimated average from 1 to 1,6 million and 11000 soldiers. Heaven. I was nine and only a thousand kilometers away...

[@romanazzitube]

The incipit with “The Ecstasy of Gold” by Ennio Morricone is the icing on the cake!

[@FrankMiranda-vk2tq]

Wayne was actually correct when for real said the helicopter was the fan blowing air down on the crowd. That's exactly what the helicopters were there for many people thought they might be there for crowd control or something else, but it was simply to circulate air among the crowd because they were packed in there so tight

[@ultras3705]

Biggest concert of all time in all category’s 1.6 million

[@juancontreras2711]

First video i see of you guys, nice reaction and PLEASE give that man a guitar, he seems to like that haha

[@jairosoto3445]

The soldiers aren’t there for work, they were there too enjoy the concert

[@debmutter4586]

It’s like a history lesson thru music.

[@mztweety1374]

This video is so old lars still had hair😂😂😂

[@nickvillareal3133]

That will blow your mind

[@bdr113080]

Great video guys, I just subscribe to the channel. Metallica is my favorite band. I would recommend the live versions of Creeping Death and Harvester of Sorrow as well.

[@UltraViolent21]

The Kings.🤘

[@texaseagle1991]

This was a free concert to celebrate the fall of the iron curtain ! True rock star status!!

[@tinanoel452]

The power of the Metal Army

[@shannonstephens2837]

Some singers sell out stadiums, Metallica said hold my beer, while we sell out a continent

[@kohl2080]

Absolutely amazing! Look at Janice Joplin live.

[@wernergatterer2953]

There were 1.6 Million people, it was the 1st big metel conzert with big Western bands after the fall of the wall '89, it was a really hot day and the helicopters fly over the people for blowing air down to them for cooling down them a little bit, i'm not 1000% sure but i always heared and read that in the last 20 years. Like your reaction!

[@Andry-og1bo]

the best concert in the world

[@Johnnyjonas274]

First thing I thought of too, Wayne. What’s the bathroom facilities like and how could I get to them 😂

[@bigsteve6328]

1991 towards the fall of the USSR it was a day of freedom and celebrate. Over two dozen people died that day either by being trampled or heat. Soviet troops were there with their watchful eye .

[@AlexanderDeusvult]

We Russia love Metallica 💯💯💯

[@michellewheatley2007]

There were 1.6million people there. The Soviet helicopters were there to help people get air and the guards were basically to protect the Rock Stars from the public. This was a free concert. In addition to Metallica playing: AC/DC was there, Pantera and the Black Crowes. In honor of the fall of the U.S.S. R. Now imagine being a Russian teenager and being there when all you've ever heard of western rock music was bootleg copies.

[@richardsuchaya2869]

I have got speechless indeed.!!!

[@besmith1975]

That moment, when Matallica realized, that if you had only one chance, one concert and one moment in life to prove a point and now was that time, show them what you're made of and don't hold back. This was that concert. that fact that over 30 years later that the question could be asked, was the music that good or that much better then than now is not up for debate. To be fair I don't think they would ever let the crowds get this big again given covid and such. Mascow had to be shitting their pants allowing them to play there.

[@cristealaurentiu2440]

Greatest band in history!

[@godrock7516]

Led Zeppelin

[@cristealaurentiu2440]

@@godrock7516 one of the best, yes!

[@muscledoggs566]

@@godrock7516 It's still Metallica

[@lolboy908]

React to Lemon Pepper Freestyle by Acidik, he is only 18 from London and he is so cold!!!!!

[@sludge86]

Wayne looks mad that Kayla made him do this lol.

[@aaronshackelford6106]

I've been to Many Metallica concerts been doing it for almost 50 years now

[@kenrichards4838]

You are absolutely right about the helicopters lol

[@nickvillareal3133]

Check out The Warning Band cover they did of this song in 2014. Their ages are 14, 12, and 9

[@norwegianblue2017]

I read that there were over 50 deaths in this concert. It wasn't just Metallica though. Also had AC/DC, Pantera and, oddly enough, The Black Crowes.

[@gabebolton4604]

The guards are there for the concert bro not to hold anyone back lol

[@sernani99]

1.6 they stopped counting, it was reported a little over 2 mil.

[@franciscoescobedo4855]

Quisiera saber cuántas personas habían en ese concierto?

[@mr.kelley6556]

This concert was the 1st time american heavy metal and hard rock was introduced live in russia.

[@T3x45.m4d3]

He was like damn this is why we was slaves we can’t beat them

[@MLawrence2008]

Metallica's biggest achievement is their ego's! One good album and just ego fueled drivel since! The headline act was AC/DC who were the reason the show even took place.

[@PatriotArmy606]

The helicopter was spraying the crowd with water, that many people the body heat created was great

[@bc_usa]

Best rock band of all time. 🤑🤘

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

1.6 Million People in 2 Days !!!!...best Morricone Song Intro ever !...the Government sent the Soviet Army as the Concert "Security".....so many people were beaten dead by them ... about 44 died during this 2 Days Festival.

[@waynekayla814]

Wow

[@JP33zy]

Creeping Death from this same show is on another level, please do yourself a favor, and check it out.

[@629GSMITH]

It was at abandoned ed Air Force base.

[@kohl2080]

Also if you want to see where this culminated.. Wind of Change by the Scorpions

[@itsjustme5022]

playing guitars + long hair + metal = auto headbang... its comes naturally.. 😁😁😁

[@CatchingCharkraLight]

Remember, most of these Russians are drunk as well, and the soldiers gave up trying to control the crowd and joined in the crowd. It was declared a national disaster like Woodstock. Pantera played also and just about had to leave by helicopter, I think they did leave or evacuate that way when the crowd became too much. Was a wild party.

[@jgilbertify]

At this moment....................... Metallica Ruled the Planet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@emirhankostekci]

wow this is literally crazy

[@michaelklein8598]

One of the few bands who are actually better live. 🔥🔥🔥🙀🤩

[@MAGIKMARTIAN9526]

That intro was The Good The Bad and The Ugly the Danish national Orchestra you should check it out too

[@PeoplecallmeLucifer]

there's a subset of metal That doesn't get much love and that's Folk metal. I'd suggest you check it out becasue there are soem amazing stuff that happen when you combine traditiona lfolk music with metal My Folk metal suggestion list would be: The hu- Mongolia Arkona-Russia ARKA'N-Togo Manntra-Croatia Metaklapa- Croatia (this one is weird even to me) Alien weaponry- New zealand (they sing in the Maori language) Bloodywood-India (Punjabi metal) Brkovi- Coatia (hey are punk metal and folk combined) Wagakki band- Japan (more rock than metal but still awesome adn I'm gonna count them) Eluveitie- Switzerland (they ing in a dead language) Al-Namrood- Saudi arabia (They risk their heads to play metal .... hence they are the most metal band out there!)

[@jakob6587]

Kvadraten?

[@PeoplecallmeLucifer]

@@jakob6587 what that?

[@jakob6587]

@@PeoplecallmeLucifer i just assumed u are from Croatia

[@PeoplecallmeLucifer]

@@jakob6587 I am but That one flew over my head 'XD

[@sludge86]

Wayne is actually trying on this one as opposed to their previous reaction vid, lol

[@dipsydoodle7988]

"If you need to go to the bathroom.." Welp..too bad. 🤣

[@clarissagarza7284]

AHHHHHHmazing!!!!

[@Quinntero]

React to Wewantwraiths-mad about bars and D Block Europe-Overseas please

[@kevinurzi5542]

Monsters of Rock concert tour. American bands in the 80s I believe were not allowed in Russia during and following the COLD WAR (1947-1991) so these fans hadn't seen American rock live for a while

[@kaotche]

This show is History! The end of Soviet Union! Many people there are getting the taste of freedom for the first time

[@marianoperez8998]

Yall should see Korn - Blind (Woodstock 99)

[@isispriest]

he's right. Helicopters were there to provide air flow

[@kevinsimpson8336]

Greatest METAL BAND EVER!!!!!

[@jasonhutcherson6224]

You 2 should understand this was Russia during fall of Soviet Union. Also the reason there were 1.6 million people there. It wasn't just Metallica, there were several other big name groups. But the 3 that were the last 3 to go on were. Pantera, Metallica, then AC/DC.

[@mikeobrien6231]

Wanna see that bad side of that concert. Look up the band E.S.T. , song called Bully. They were the first band to perform that day and the military was beating people in the crowd

[@jeffrichards1537]

Check out the band Pantera and their song called Domination from same concert. Dimebag was a god on guitar.