Honey Badgers Don't Give a Damn About Keyboard Warriors! THE WARNING: NARCISISTA

[@Dave_Marks]

The Warning Army has a saying: Don’t piss off Pau or she will write a song about you!

[@franciscodiaz183]

It's true, @djmski. There you have Animosity, for example.

[@telecastersaremetal6648]

Saw them in Philadelphia Tuesday night. They did a great version lf this song where one of there techs played drums and Pau cam out front to sing. She’s such a Rockstar! Entire show was amazing. So happy we got to see them a theater before they’re only playing larger venues and stadiums.

[@johnafagerquist8235]

I really dig that bass solo. I find myself anticipating it, every time I listen to this song. The distortion on the bass makes it sound so cool!

[@eddietorres1000]

Yesterday they finished their American Tour in Philadelphia and today they flew out to go to Europe it's like none stop for them and their Crew

[@TimberWolf762]

No matter the stage size, Ale and Dany are constantly in motion. Pau is very dynamic despite being confined behind the drum kit. She dares you to ignore her!

[@ornitorrinkko]

Great reaction to The Warning! And yes, F* the haters! Thank you!

[@johnhawkins_twa]

One of my favorite all time videos. Pau's expressions and finger pointing, Dany's guitar tone, and just the overall feel of the song with the backstory kicks arse. Very rare that any of their videos from when they were independent get blocked. not sure why that happened to you but not something we've seen very often

[@franciscodiaz183]

Good and intelligent reaction, Michael. Thank you.

[@TFT-JF]

It's one of their most popular songs - in Mexico! I don't think you have to distort the picture on any of their old music. The problems arose when they signed with Lava and even then they have done live sessions of their new music to help their fans. I'm sure another comment will be coming to give you more exact advice. Love your reactions!

[@ShadowRyu]

First upload got blocked surprisingly. So sadly, had to modify it to keep it up

[@dragonmac1234]

I don't understand more than a couple of words of Spanish, but this song is awesome. To me music is a universal language, it doesn't matter if you can understand it a pounding beat or guitar riff can be appreciated by anyone. I'm a big Rammstein and Band-Maid fan, but I don't speak German or Japanese. I am so impressed with Pau, drumming is a workout by itself but having the breath to also sing is (in my opinion) next level. I've heard she sings while she runs or exercises, as I said impressive 🤘

[@RandyTWA]

Saw this banger performed live last week in Atlanta! There’s more than one video of Narcisista being performed with a guest drummer (one of them Arejay Hale of Halestorm) with Pau unleashed and out front, it’s something to behold!

[@briggsy5893]

The first time I ever saw TW live was when they opened for Halestorm in Colorado Springs last fall. They surprised us by having Arejay Hale come out and play drums so Pau could come out front and sing. Unfortunately her mic wasn't working at the start of the song and when she realized that she swapped it out for Ale's mic and all was good. Until the solo was finishing and Ale realized that she didn't have a working mic in her stand so she sprinted (as much as one can sprint while playing a bass) to get over to Dany's mic for her vocal parts at the end of the song. At the next and final show of the tour in Tucson, they did the same thing, but Arejay, being the old pro that he is, took it on himself to test Pau's mic and get the audience pumped up before the song.

[@LesDexia13]

Pau says she always starts writing lyrics in English because she doesn't have to use as many words to get the point across. Spanish is evidently too "wordy" for rock songs, which is why she had to ask her mom for help when she wrote the Spanish lyrics for MARTIRIO.

[@MrJest2]

Spanish is also a bit more ridged in terms of grammar, and if you don't do it right it makes no sense. English is both much more flexible (being basically a mish-mash of many other languages) and more concise. It's also easier to rhyme in... although I have noted their tendency to "jam together" words to fit the musical phrase timing occasionally. But this basic flexibility is why they say writing in English is way easier to do than writing in Spanish. The additional factor that, for better or worse, English is the modern "international language" and if you want to appeal to the broadest audience as possible, you pretty much MUST do it in English is just a bonus.

[@gerardogonzalez-hj2my]

Great reaction! I myself have never heard them cursed nor they have spoken I'll of anyone, they're classy as heck and the humblest of people from DPA to their parents and crew. I followed bands from the 80s onward and most had the self-destructive attitude associated with Rock and Roll of course then come across The Warning DPA teddy bear Goddesses nice as nice can be yet rocking like hell. Loving my journey, are you? Btw I hadn't listen to music or followed any band in almost 20 years so thank God for The Warning there's hope for Rock and Roll.

[@Scott_Diverscott]

Cool reaction! In regards to stage size, The Warning has played small venues and huge arenas, with massive stages. Just this past Friday, they performed at Welcome to Rockville, at the Daytona International Speedway. They played on the main stage - the same stage that Avenged Sevenfold played on, a little later on. Their openings at Muse, Foo Fighters and Guns N Roses concerts also placed them in huge stages. Nevertheless, it is still hard to focus on just one of them. They all interact with the crowd and are great with their showmanship. Also, they have been fan-supported for a long time, independently funding their first few albums with the backing of their fans.

[@RandyTWA]

Agree with all that except Evanescence actually played on the second stage at the other end of the infield. I know because it was a hike.

[@Scott_Diverscott]

@@RandyTWA Ahh- Trying to go off memory, here. I’m locked in a windowless room, at work. Thanks! I made an edit to correct that.

[@roccomartin]

Grew up there. Reno! Please check out more of The Warning! Pick another song from the CDMX concert at Teatro Metropolitan. They're all good. Disciple, Evolve, any of the songs. Thanks for covering this band.

[@ShadowRyu]

You got it! I love reno!

[@Chip-dm5uw]

Hi Mike, great reactions once again. Could do something about the visuals, though. I know you are worried about being blocked. Just make it a little transparent. I'm in Endland and I know The Warning are already here. Can't wait for their private show in London. A small, intimate venue of 400 people. I will make the same 4hr drive on 26th June for their closing performance of the European tour, again in London. I'm from Liverpool. It is a lot quicker than flying to Texas last year for 3 shows. Absolutely worth the journey, too. These girls play music for the love of music. Money and fame are not their motivation. If you see the performance of Tedx 2017, you will see the girls describe their journey thus far. They also disclose that people were trying to sign them at that stage but they were not interested. One of the parties was Disney. If money was their motivation, then we would have 3 girls in short skimpy skirts singing pop songs now and not The Warning we love. If you have a spare 18 minutes you should react to that video. It also includes 3 amazing songs unmendable, when I'm alone and Survive. Get to it Mike .🤟

[@erickorbegozo5001]

Ur so right, dude. 100 % agree! 🤘🤘🤘😎

[@Consciouskithequeen]

We gone need you to do the queen of the murder scene album in order and you’ll need notes cause it’s a rock audio novela of a woman’s descent into madness

[@brenoalmeida4024]

🙋🔥🔥🔥⚡⚡⚡

[@josephbel7532]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5eXZXiNfZiMnMU.Great reaction, here The Warning on a slightly bigger stage, also one of their best songs, not the best version but it shows the band's mastery at an early age.

[@reynaldorodriguez7981]

🤘🤘⚡⚡

[@markflint2629]

Pity we couldn't see it Bye