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IM ALL IN METALLICA!! | Metallica - Enter Sandman Live Moscow 1991 HD (REACTION!)

[@kaysileach3642]

1.6 million Russians... First Rock concert after the fall of communism

[@mfree80286]

Hadn't fallen yet, gotta wait a month or two for that. This was a gift to the "youth of the nation" by Gorbachev, because they'd helped stop a coup attempt a couple months before. This is still very much the Soviet Union.

[@carlosjuarez8761]

A lot to celebrate back then in Russia, on the other hand now we have some dumbasses in America asking for socialism/ marxism/ communism. They had no idea what they are asking for,

[@cynthiabroyles4890]

@@mfree80286 Exactly Michael, I think it was 6 month later Soviet Union fell. Do you know if Metallica went on that year long world tour with ACDC that year?

[@scope81]

@Angelous Bacon Think it was probably closer to a million or more, rather than 500,000 here. 1.6 million in attendance, Metallica was basically the biggest band there. I doubt 60% of the people there left before Metallica came on or came after they went off stage.

[@mfree80286]

@@cynthiabroyles4890 Monsters of Rock was the big tour, this was part of that; not sure if they were together for all of it. Checking something.... yeah, this was the last show of the MoR '91 European tour, so they were all together for that.

[@mr.salvatorejpluchino8467]

RAPPERS TODAY ALWAYS SAY THEY ARE SELLING OUT STADIUMS 🏟, METALLICA SAYS GREAT 👍 WE SOLD OUT A COUNTRY. LMAO 😂

[@paulpeart8895]

Oh that's just brilliant

[@Mauvias92]

Just for the record, the 1.6 mil people wasnt just for metallica, it was a bunch of different bands, pantera, ac/dc were there as well

[@mr.salvatorejpluchino8467]

@@Mauvias92 I KNOW ITS A JOKE LOOK AT MY LAUGHING EMOJI

[@Mauvias92]

@@mr.salvatorejpluchino8467 ok captain caps lock, i didnt say you were incorrect, i was just providing more info, calm your tits

[@nowheretorun9555]

@@Mauvias92 funny shit lol

[@york7201]

They say if you crowd surfed, you'd find yourself in the ukraine

[@renegabelgaardlund95]

LMAO

[@eviekelpie1]

🤣🤣🤣

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Now that was a good one!!🤣

[@nolagirl2458]

😂😂

[@novembercherry4]

LOL

[@bjusticeforever]

Rap artists: "We had a big crowd last night!" Metallica: "Here, hold our beer!"

[@joemccaffrey2374]

Metallica- hold my beer for led zeppt

[@EchoRider515]

bjusticeforever 🤘🤣

[@ankh-ef-en-khonsu3274]

nah. this was a festival type show after fall of communism. it was the start of them being able to see American musicians.

[@rochellegonzalez1137]

I am DYIN!!!! 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 ❤️❤️❤️

[@angelsanchez1545]

No cap bruh

[@laurentgagnon3088]

You don't go to a Metallica concert to see them you go to feel them in your soul

[@chrislc35]

yea, soviet union broke apart, so the people of Russia could finally see "western musicians" in concert, freely. so over a million turned up lol. amazing.

[@screamingscarecrow4251]

The whole country showed up lol

[@metetural9140]

This was before the fall

[@metetural9140]

@Salty Kraken Pantera

[@chupasaurus]

@Salty Kraken Black Crowes, a local band, Pantera, Metallica and AC/DC. The show was free as a gift to youth for resistance towards the failed coup, people were stopping tanks on roads and all that good stuff.

[@jimmyjennings5343]

@Salty Kraken I'm not sure the whole lineup, but Pantera and Motley Crue were there too for sure. I want to say Van Halen? But not sure. I'd have to look it up...

[@rxhx]

The release that people must have felt, it's unimaginable.

[@rxhx]

coming from Estonia, soviet-fucked country, I feel it, I FEEL IT!

[@djbeezy]

Americans will never understand what this would be like. I know a girl that grew up in the soviet bloc and her stories are absolutely amazing and heart breaking.

[@brianjones5862]

1.6 million was the unofficial count. Probably over 2 million

[@odanne29]

i heard it was like 3 million, insane..

[@339blackdiamond]

james hetfield said multiple times it was 500 000 people, but think the organisation only had 500 000 bracelets and more people flooded in, this was a free show, just needed bracelets to count the people so they stopped at 500 000 cause they couldn't do the math no more

[@williamfrazier3822]

They stopped counting at 1.6 million

[@Grumpy_Rabbit]

The concert took place in Moscow, in 1991, just a few months before the fall of the Soviet Union. The Russian youth were into western heavy metal, but were starved of opportunities to actually see western acts live in concert. So yes, it's quite real.

[@tyysubbs1703]

there were people from all around the the milky way galaxy at this concert

[@P-heff]

tyy subbs even my dawg hitler said I gotta catch this 💀💀

[@chriskimmer5030]

1.6 million former communist

[@DaisyAnnabelle65]

tyy subbs You know it!

[@simonmonk7266]

I heard that Mars complained to the un about the noise level lmao

[@motionshadow]

"They had to sell out of alcohol, condoms... everything. They had to sell out of everything. Penicillin. Everything sold out at that concert." You cracking me up.

[@erayburn6354]

I'd say Russians have a never-ending supply of Vodka...condoms & Penicillin, on the other hand, is a different story. Lol.

[@jenniferhoolihan1450]

Hahaha

[@davidwilkinson8431]

This is what happens when you hold an entire continent captive. Then suddenly remove their chains. They all want to taste what they've been missing at the same time.

[@Zholobov1]

We didn't realise those were "chains": me and my friends led a happy life as children, you know, in the USSR. Free medicine, free education, well organized society. Except no rock'n'roll. And that appeared to be a crucial thing...

[@trstenik100]

@@Zholobov1 As someone born in communist Yugoslavia - You. Are. A. Complete. Idiot.

[@Zholobov1]

@Mapping the Fall ok, but I'm not talking about the other countries

[@Zholobov1]

@@trstenik100 glad you're not

[@jimbigboystoys4077]

Imagine what that must’ve felt like for those people!! Puts things into perspective doesn’t it? Most of us take concerts like this for granted. People need to count their blessings and thank Almighty God in heaven for the blessings he’s given us. A lot of people in different parts of the world don’t have that luxury. We are truly BLESSED! 🇺🇸

[@_Aleksey_Andreev_]

This is real, my friend :) This concert was held 5 kilometers from my house. At the Tushino airfield. But I was too young to be there. I was four years old.There is no airfield now. There is the stadium of the Spartak Moscow football club

[@aeh1709]

Moscow: we need to compress that airfield area soil for the Spartak stadium. Also Moscow: how can we do that without spending but making money in the process?

[@OriginalMiztiki]

Ever talk to anyone who was there? If so, what did they say?

[@_Aleksey_Andreev_]

@@OriginalMiztiki They say it's the coolest thing that could have happened to them :) \m/

[@uncle_thulhu]

There's every way. 1.6 MILLION screaming Russian rock fans, who are finally getting what they have been denied for the last 40-odd years. That's 1,600,000. Remember, this concert (which Pantera were also at, btw) was held less than a year after the fall of European Communism. . This video also showcases Kirk's fucking wizard powers. that solo in the middle of the song? That wasn't just playing to the crowd, that's in the studio version as well. Metallica don't bother writing bridges in their songs, they just say "Kirk, Lars, go nuts".

[@FannyAdamsGhost]

We did EVERYTHING better back then. And look, no cell phones to distract people from connecting with the music and each other. Damn, now those days are gone, so sad.

[@mommatobowser5081]

I cannot comprehend the amount of people in attendance!!! It’s absolutely insane!!!

[@sean_b_drummer]

I guarantee you, there is nothing that compares to the energy of being at a Rock/Metal concert!! You've gotta go to one as soon as you get the chance! 👍🏼🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@scottclark3761]

This is truth.....

[@felondawinters7834]

Absolute truth! Went to 2 Day on the Green concerts back in the 80’s when I was a teenager! The first one was: Day On The Green #2: Journey, Black Sabbath, Cheap Trick, Molly Hatchet, Shakin' Street, 415 (July 27, 1980)! The second Day on the Green was: Day On The Green #2: Foreigner, Loverboy, Scorpions, Iron Maiden (July 18, 1982). Loverboy and Scorpions had a little “battle of the bands” going for a bit. Both on stage and us fans went wild! It was freaking awesome!! Took my son’s cousin to see Metallica in St. Louis, around 1996/97 because he was the only one that liked them as much as I did!! Then around 1998 went with a friend and her husband to OzzFest, with Rob Zombie, Ozzy and NIN (nine inch nails). My last Rock Concert was The Hu in St. Louis in October 2019! I was going to see them again in Kansas City but this virus crap hit!! Waiting to get word on The Hu and new touring dates!!! Much ♥️ Granny Winters 😊

[@pamelacarlin7236]

Best feeling in the world 💚

[@stephz0r93]

It’s the best atmosphere rock/metal concerts

[@nygroover397]

Not disagreeing. There were some real rappers back in the day that rocked just as hard. If you were lucky enough to see those shows. Great music and performances appeal to everybody everywhere. They just reach in and bring out something primal in you. It's unspoken and beautiful as well as terrifying in it's intensity. Going to a show and ending up completely drained physically, mentally, emotionally. Laryngitis for a week. Nothing like it. No race, no religion just Humanity United in our love of the music.

[@TheAvailable43]

1.5 to 1.8 million people. It was in Russia. There was soldiers there. Metallica, ACDC, BON JOVI, OZZY, PANTERA, LOTS OF BANDS. Extremely real. One of the biggest concerts ever. Watch the Pantera domination video live. Mostly bring your own stuff. You can watch all the bands, it's an amazing once in a life time concert. Would love to see something like this, but the music has to be real...

[@vladoanteski212]

Metallica, Back croves. Pantera, and AC/DC

[@staceynybeck]

Only four bands for this concert, like Vlado Anteski replied. I think you are thinking of Ozzy performing at the Moscow Peace Musical Festival in 1989. I'll have to go watch some of that awesome footage next. Hope you have a great day!

[@TheJerseyNinja]

For the people saying “this was likely more around 500,000”, I’ve been to sports parades with over a million people in one area, I’ve been to Times Square on New Year’s Eve, I’ve seen it from aerial views. Look at this video again, look out at that crowd. I know the quality isn’t the greatest, but look at how far back the sea of people goes. Now look at how WIDE it is and how tightly packed all those people are. There is not a chance in hell there were less than 1 million people there for Metallica’s set. I’d argue the 1.6 million estimate is pretty damn close to what you see in those videos. Most people are gonna stay for the big bands, and Tushino airfield is absolutely massive and could easily hold that many people

[@williamdawson4023]

Ask James hetfield it go to Joe rogans podcast with James on it

[@jefflaflamme6627]

Dumb ppl just need to learn to google things they are trying to guest before they look stupid. I did and right away said 1.6m plus

[@TheJerseyNinja]

William Dawson he was playing on stage, he doesn’t know the numbers. No one actually knew the numbers because they stopped keeping count at 500k. People kept coming in for hours after that. He just says 500k because that’s the most they can confirm from what they counted

[@339blackdiamond]

@@TheJerseyNinja FINALLY someone gets it. they had 500 000 bracelets , but people kept coming in, so they say 500 000, just like james hetfield, because it's a number they're sure of. also james isn't the most cocky rockstar out there, not at all actually, so he's noble enough to apreciate 500 000 people, if it's more, fuck yeah, but 500 000 is already damn fucking impressive for anyone,so more is just fun at this point

[@thomassullivan1207]

Not to mention that the crowd wrapped all the way around the stage.

[@hilarybutler3455]

All I can say is when the Black album dropped we white folk lost out damned minds for it. Nothing was bigger in 1991 metal.

[@georgeverg]

I’d argue that grunge made a much bigger impact in 1991 but I see where you’re coming from.

[@michellehoman5351]

George Verg I have to agree with you. I did buy this disc but I lived across the bay from Seattle and at least there Nirvana, Pearl Jam and Sound Garden were all bigger at that time. I can’t speak for anywhere else but in Washington it was all about the grunge scene.

[@goop1979]

And still the king of it all Dave Mustange and Megadeth.their music was so much faster and more instrumental especially for the switches in almost every single song.Dave’s riffs and solos can’t be touched and he had shows the same size in Argentina Japan chillie many more not a one time thing either

[@RebelAlliance42]

It was the first cd I ever bought

[@slm6434]

Omg yes ! Still love that album.

[@jodyayers7234]

1.6 million ppl at that concert. That was the Monsters of Rock tour. Moscow was a free show, and ppl just kept showing up

[@ruthacastelan8521]

When you see Metallica live you don't really have to see them, but you damn sure hear them. I saw them in Cincinnati in an enclosed arena, and I couldn't hear for two days!

[@nick56tuttle]

I saw them at the U.S. Bank Stafium in Minneapolis two weeks after the stadium opened. They still didn't have the sound figured out for concerts(echos and tim sounds). Rumor says that Lars said "just turn the volume all the way up and we will see what it sounds like." Ended up being the perfect solution. There were police reports of people calling in noise complaints because the stadium was too loud TWO MILES AWAY!!! Also, couldn't hear right for a week 🤣🤣🤣

[@CanadaDan]

Saw them a few yrs ago here in Canada too n same thing, couldn't hear properly for a few days and I wouldn't want it any other way. Still prefer the stadium concerts over the arena ones tho, a whole different vibe

[@jaws945]

"GOOOOOTTTT DAYYYYYUM" when he sees the crowd! dude you have me dying laughing! subscribed!

[@magictreeo8174]

“Hitler out here” I thought the same thing 🤣🤣🤣

[@frusilac999]

@@bobsacamano4096 at least research the German/Soviet war between 1938 and 1945

[@robertsnelgrove4900]

@Kent Horvath that was the line that got me lol shit had me rolling with the "what tha helllll?!"

[@joodeejoodee]

I died lol

[@thebackyardbear]

You know how AMPED those guys were on stage??? All that energy coming at you??? I can hardly handle watching it 30 years later its so much energy.

[@ABC-uv4sm]

"What the hell?" "Everybody's there" Classic line Love it !

[@TexasMagnolia]

This videos has always touched my heart...The joy these people have being ALLOWED to attend a concert. Today, we have Entitled Brats, Instigators, Protestors tearing up our Free Country, Burning Our American Flag that Soldiers have died for, yelling that they hate America. I will push play but watch with a new pair of eyes. God Bless America.

[@TheDivayenta]

Those protestors are patriots fighting for Black lives that are being slaughtered by rogue cops. When will you take a stand for our brothers and sisters? The cops instigate the violence by smashing heads. Stop watching Fox News.

[@petertomspeter8879]

@@TheDivayenta why don't they burn down the rogue cops properties so.

[@brynneholt1990]

You’re a FAKE patriot. Check out the First Amendment since you clearly don’t know what’s in it.

[@halfwaywrongway8017]

The only band to play on all 7 continents

[@russe19642]

Antarctica and africa?

[@robertburns4429]

@@russe19642 Yes.

[@russe19642]

@@robertburns4429 Antarctica?

[@robertburns4429]

​@@russe19642 Yes. "US rock band Metallica have achieved a new Guinness World Records title after becoming the first musical act to play a concert on all seven of Earth's continents. The band set the record after they entertained 120 scientists and competition winners in a transparent dome at Carlini Station in Antarctica on Sunday. Metallica actually performed on all seven continents in a calendar year, following tour dates in North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Asia and Australasia in 2013. Sunday’s hour-long show, appropriately dubbed "Freeze 'Em All", saw the rock band perform ten tracks including hits such as "One", "Enter Sandman" and "Nothing Else Matters".

[@russe19642]

@@robertburns4429 cool,didnt know anyone went to africa though

[@brendalaveine7756]

We didn't have cell phones or laptops and only few people had a computer in their home. We lived for concerts. In 60s 70s and 80s , the concerts were unreal. It's real.

[@mydixiewrecked515]

One billion quadrillion thousand Russians fueled with vodka banging their heads to METALLICA!🤘

[@karlrobinson4887]

When Metallica took that stage, it was the beginning of the end for the Soviet Union.

[@seth_5394]

Karl Robinson - that was the end of the end brother. The final straw.

[@lizvlx]

No. How ridiculous

[@rumblebird9888]

No it was the end

[@GriziDaWiz]

If you say 1.6 million someone will reply with, “WeLL AcTualLy!” Just let it be a spectacle.

[@bellaann4942]

This was a very important concert that celebrated freedom. And Americas hardest rock brought it. I still love it when he sings "That's right, uh huh."

[@alexegoavil7590]

What's amazing that they were playing half empty bars and clubs less than a decade before that concert. They became huge worldwide.

[@byronmitchell3784]

Speaking for myself, But would include all of the elders out there. This what I enjoyed about Live Concert's... the thousands of ROCK FANS.... IT'S WHY MUSIC WAS MADE...✌

[@danferland4340]

The true power of metal on full display for the world to see!

[@bernardqblack]

The sounds of FREEDOM! History.

[@ahhReno]

Metallica - For Whom The Bell Tolls (Live at The Day On The Green '85)

[@kawythowy867]

Deej yup. Agreed. That’s when Metallica was Metallica. I don’t like them much anymore.

[@andrewrankin1921]

Dawg you gotta consider doing stand up, I don’t laugh this hard at any youtubers that aren’t professional comedians

[@chickinnuggit2615]

“Hitler out there!” BRO I WAS DYING I LOVE THE COMMENTARY

[@paulfyffe4854]

The crazy part about this. it's not the biggest concert ever. This concert has an estimated crowd size of 1.6 million. So for head bangers it's the biggest heavy metal crowd ever but not the largest crowd, this show was in 1991. And at the time it was the largest but just 3 years later in 1994 Rod Stewart broke this record by doing a free concert event, in Rio for the poor which drew 3.5 million. try to imagine that number.

[@SmallS.World.]

I’m dead homeboy said hitler out there 💀😂😂😂 wahlin

[@johnschumacher3245]

Almost fell over laughing at that one

[@khristianacampbell3356]

This is why music is life to many of us. It's so UNIVERSAL.

[@katyareads221]

I was in Moscow when this concert went on....i did not but heard all about it....alot of hype. It was crazy!

[@vannacee26]

I can imagine the streets were pretty empty. Good for you.

[@dustybottomstx3040]

You have to watch "Creeping Death" at this concert - best by far! Great reaction video man!

[@melissarieger1898]

Yes it was amazing

[@williamfrazier3822]

Absolutely!!!

[@chriscarr1659]

The USSR was crumbling under Gorbachev. 1.5 Million celebrated the fall of the "Former" Soviet Union at this Concert 🎸🎸🎸

[@rhondalindseyross3589]

Christopher Carr Mr Gorbachev tore down the wall! Begged American Artist to come play Metallica, Guns and Roses, ACDC Oh yeah 1.6 million ppl there 56 didn’t make it out. The were stomped on 😕

[@wkelly4963]

Every time i watch this, goosebumps come up. This will always be insane!!

[@JackXombi]

This concert was insane! I had a VHS documentary on it called "For Those About To Rock" If you think this is wild check out Creeping Death from the Concert , or a different band Pantera - Domination. Heaviest breakdown in metal. When it hits take Wu-Tang's advice and protect ya neck , 'cause that drop will give a headbanger whiplash.

[@drowningincats3921]

I wasn’t at this show, but I did see them on this tour with Guns N Roses and Faith No More as the opener. It was beyond epic. 30yrs later I still get chills.

[@sharpshooter_00i79]

Creeping Death from the same concert I saw your reaction to the lyrics video and I'm sure you will not be disappointed

[@timwilson3153]

Revisiting this reaction after seeing it a year ago. I'm proud of how far you've come, brother! Your setup may have changed over your reaction journey but your energy and charisma hasn't changed a bit! Keep it up, man!!

[@derekanderson9412]

Creeping Death Live in Moscow 91 is one of the best Live performances of all time from any band ever. For whom the bell tolls live is a great second

[@professionalvampire1]

I agree about "Creeping Death" Moscow '91 show! 1.6 million Russians chanting "DIE, DIE, DIE" is indescribable. Even though it's unlikely that they knew what the word meant, given that it was right after the fall of communism in Russia so English wasn't likely to be a language that most of them had been exposed to, it's still crazy to see/hear.

[@jamesconant1697]

yeah right after the wall fell, this was huge. i was in east berlin after the wall fell, fuck bro what a documentary that would make

[@nicoleharoldgillenwater1663]

Yes the crowd was real 1.6 million showed up to this concert in Moscow

[@mattyisme123]

I haven’t laughed out loud in a while…. Thank you for your enthusiastic response to seeing an amazing Metallica performance!! 😮😊😂❤

[@bigcraiggles9838]

Your killing it. MARYLIN MANSON "I DON'T LIKE DRUGS"

[@FoxyJane1348]

Check out the version they did with the San Francisco Symphony. To quote James, "The orchestra gave us BALLS!"

[@ork_oz]

React to Metallica - Disposable heroes live in Mexico city 2009

[@billyperry7991]

Man,feel sorry for you guys who don't have a chance to live freely and with huge crowds partying together.we all had a blast back in the day

[@tracitacoface1531]

Unofficially 2 million. Historic. I can’t stop watching it.

[@jawhitten]

Check out later on when it got dark, AC/DC played, talk about scary! That used to be an air field in the Soviet days, they just had a concert there and let everyone attend for free, half the city showed up.

[@jacerea8683]

Metallica... the only band to topple 2 nations (USSR & Panama under Noriega) and still keep making music that blows your mind

[@deanj7390]

That’s some serious energy in that crowd

[@dianecaldwell6186]

I saw them live during this era 5 times. Fantastic show. Thank you for doing this one.

[@pamkou]

We used to put our oldest son to sleep playing Metallica and AC/DC

[@sigmundfreud8976]

React to ‘Wherever I May Roam’ or ‘Sad but True’ by metallica 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@dgeneeknapp3168]

"Everybody's there!" That's the coolest thing ever said in a reaction to this.

[@denisbellars9260]

I cant stop watching this , it is so incredible what a concert !! the energy the power fucking incredible !!!

[@petermacpherson7146]

Harvester of sorrow at same concert is even better video

[@petermacpherson7146]

Dude it's so cool seeing u watch this stuff for first time, how u miss this legendary heavy shit?

[@stevepolychronopolis1140]

It is amazing just to see so many people together, great reaction!

[@lizzeybolt9987]

You are freaking great, I cannot help but laugh. You legit could be a comedian. Ive been listening to rock and heavy metal all my life. I love youre reaction videos.

[@feelipdajkovic2010]

React to Pantera - Domination '91 Moscow, same concert, this band is even crazier :)

[@Deacon1952]

Hopefully those 1.6 million went potty before getting there...otherwise, lots of luck ! LMAO !

[@chriskimmer5030]

That's the fall of the wall if I remember right. First wester concert to ever be heard by these people live.

[@almirandrade519]

A Rússia estava toda ali pra ver A maior Banda de Rock do mundo Valeu a reação !

[@mikemartin8747]

Your the best. 1.6 million. Still waiting on you to react to Lynyrd Skynyrd "freebird"

[@MrVideo123]

Damn i need to get on this my baf

[@emilpedersen1043]

You Must se the “music video” to this song, it’s gonna give you nightmares my brother moahahahaha

[@moorek1967]

The opening song is Ecstasy of Gold written by the late Ennio Morricone, who just died last week. The song is from the Good, the Bad and the Ugly. Metallica opened concerts with the song.

[@jazar1172]

I love you energy man had me smiling ! thanks!

[@taenewmoon4167]

Nightwish ghost love score. Great reaction my good sir.

[@wbspensfan28]

1.6 million . I believe biggest concert ever

[@rhondafelice1363]

These guys are the real deal. One of the best concerts I've ever been to is theirs.

[@a.azazagoth5413]

Can you imagine performing in front of that many people? It must be the most incredible feeling in the world.

[@smittycal]

This was from a joint concert of some of the best bands in metal and Metallica killed their set. It’s estimated at over half a million people due to the fact that this was the first metal show for free in the USSR history. Shit was fire

[@robtomasulo]

Marvin Smith 1.6 million. Not half a million

[@scottclark3761]

Lots of babies made at and after these concerts. You leave just...ears ringing, body energized...contact high on whatever the hell. It's an experience. You gotta be there....it's about 1.6 million people. Metallica does a good concert.

[@triciacesarone231]

I love how music brings us all together no matter what walk of life we came from! Really appreciate that he’s listening to all the classics!

[@quagmire01]

Your reactions are priceless and hysterical.

[@masonhickey2145]

Kind of love this guy lol

[@awharlan90]

Do a rob zombie - dragula reaction

[@cbtowers4841]

There’s a reason James Hetfield is a legend. Nobody can mistake that voice for anyone else. 🔥✊🏼

[@brettpichoff8598]

The feeling of that many people cheering you on has to feel godly

[@craven1927]

Yes there's quite literally over 1.5 million people that showed up. This was during the fall of communist Russia, more specifically the USSR, shortly after the Berlin Wall came down. It was the first time Russia had opened itself up and allowed something like this. The Russian people were starved for entertainment, any kind of entertainment, to let loose for a few hours. It was the Monsters of Rock festival that included several of the biggest bands at the time, including Metallica, Pantera, and AC/DC.

[@dc_pratt]

1.6 Million people according to Google

[@michaeltomkinson134]

500,000 people just wow some say 1 million people incredible, love Metallica and they are incredible live

[@michaeltomkinson134]

Just seen 1.6 million WTF just 😮

[@jeanniemetiva6745]

It was Real!! You are my absolute favorite!! Look forward to your videos. Going through the ones I haven't seen! Never a disappointment ❤

[@bigtime8924]

This was back when white men didn’t have to act like girls to make it big in the music industry.

[@JawsVader1970]

Bravo as dave mustai. Said you'd never understand because you weren't there the best shows ever back than from metallica to ac/dc

[@c.f.pedraza4057]

Well, just 2 years earlier, they did. Lmfao.

[@JackXombi]

And back when America fought Fascism instead of electing it. I miss the 20th Century man.

[@sheepshead17]

well they did have long hair, ha

[@Bb-pw1zi]

It is good seeing a black boy like white boy music. Bridging the divide. Notice how some of the audience look dark because of the lighting.

[@leahdoerr731]

Hello from Cody Wyoming! You are so awesome keep it up🤠 you're one of my favorite reactors. I listen to you every night

[@cherylmunroe6075]

There were 1.6 to 2 million people there. This was the first western music concert in Moscow so everyone said oh hell yeah I'm going it's a once in a lifetime chance to see this.