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[@arphod]

The boys crushed it on this track. Those riffs are devastating. ☠

[@beavsinator]

Not talked about enough. Put any front person in this band and it's fantastic. Of course I'm blessed with Tati. But for real... Plug any singer in this band and it's still phenomenal music

[@alexthorpe6583]

Their first new song in a few years, and it's so heavy, and so well written. I can't wait to see what else they come up with.

[@davidjames6036]

Cleopatra, Marie curie, Joan of arc and Frida kahlo Jinjer - Audiotree From Nothing (Live Performance) Jinjer - Call Me A Symbol (Official Live in LA)

[@allendesalme197]

Yes, or could the artist be Georgia O'Keefe - she dressed like that sometimes - did Frida?

[@seantimmons5900]

​@allendesalme197 Because of the meaning of the lyrics, it would seem to lean towards Frida. She more famously dealt with sexism. She did sometome wear her hair up though I don't know of her specifially wearing that type of outfit. Maybe a hybrid of the two?

[@frankholmes4175]

Audiotree gave me goosebumps.

[@allendesalme197]

@@seantimmons5900 I hear you but look at O'Keefe carefully and at her life and friends and it is all there - but I agree that it is probably Frida here

[@tjhorne82]

The bass just vibrates throughout the body in this one.

[@MLuxemburg]

I love this new song by Jinjer, always love Jinjer! I love the portrayals of Cleopatra, Jeanne D'Arc, Marie Curie and (I think) Georgia O'Keeffe, although since we know Tatiana loves Frida Kahlo (as do I) because of that tattoo on her arm, I will always think of that character in this video as Georgia O'Keeffe on the outside and Frida Kahlo on the inside. Great reaction and comments on the lyrics! Thank you, as always Ray, for bringing more of the fantastic music of Jinjer to more people! ❤️ 🖤 🤘

[@JeffMeyers-zm2lh]

Artist/painter Frida kahlo, Madame Curie Polish-French physicist and chemist, Joan of Arc, and Cleopatra.

[@fantomas9240]

It's Jeanne d'arc, not Joan

[@JonNo86]

The painter is Georgia O'Keeffe, not Frida Kahlo.

[@Qyngali]

@@fantomas9240 It's like calling Ronald Reagan Ronaldo Reagan, I wonder how English speakers would react if the rest of the world started to rename all their famous people.

[@fantomas9240]

@@Qyngali It's Jeanne d'Arc. Period. Is was her name. Make your homework

[@Qyngali]

@@fantomas9240 WTF are you going on about, I was agreeing with you. Do French people call any English famous people by another name than their birth name? No. So English speakers should call famous people by their proper name. I think it's you that need to do your own homework lol.

[@trivialqed]

this had to be a really personally song for tatiana knowing the role she plays in the metal scene. another jinjer banger for the books, amazing stuff

[@justitia257]

Epic Jinjer, grandissima e bellissima Tati

[@djstraylight]

You nailed the reaction to this song and the intention from Jinjer. Sounds like we're going to get a great next Jinjer album based on this single.

[@darkphoenix2]

I don't think these lyrics are a basic, typical feminist message. I think it's more about how successful women who broke barriers and are remembered in history had some of their femininity stripped away in the process of taking more masculine roles, and that's unfortunate.

[@rayactions]

That's also an interesting perspective on this song 🤘

[@donleckrone6448]

I agree

[@Mhelyssa_1]

Same, I also think it’s about precisely how taking a masculine role while being a woman is actually hard cause we’re not meant to function entirely as a man, our bodies work different and though both are strong and resilient, our strengths are generally different

[@vshcode9524]

Great reaction! Great song - lyrics, music and video!

[@greglanders1]

Excellent interpretation! Thank you! 🤗

[@Friskee62]

Always enjoy your reactions...more JINJER

[@henriquesantos-xi7eh]

This song is Amazing 😊

[@LostHate]

Cool song, I like the different characters portrayed in the video.

[@devronzea1042]

Hell yeah something I’d requested! I’m sure no one else did, I’ll not check and blindly take full responsibility. I’d still love to see you’re opinion on I Speak Astronomy when you head back to Jinjer I would also still love some Gojira on the channel!

[@neilpatrickhairless]

4:28 absolutely

[@TimoMusyal]

Game over 😂❤nothing is like jinjer...wtf??😂🎉❤❤❤❤

[@fantomas9240]

Come on, it's Marie Curie!

[@craigmccuistian]

Love ya Rach! PURIOD! Excellent review

[@viikmaqic]

Marie curie im guessing Marie Curie is remembered for her discovery of radium and polonium, and her huge contribution to finding treatments for cance

[@sadmarinersfan8935]

Indeed it’s definitely her a very important person in human history who sadly died making monumental discoveries

[@beavsinator]

As a man raised by two women I saw two ladies be BOSS ladies. I think unfortunately there are some weak minded women out there who jump on this feministic bandwagon because they never worked hard to be undeniable. My mother and sister are two undeniable women and they succeed. Tati is undeniable. Thus why she won the game of life. It's not like its the 1800s still. The world is becoming a more inclusive place vs over 200 years ago. Ladies listen to Tati. She's your spirit animal into progress and development as a human.

[@steveherman6909]

"Right off the top, feels pretty heavy" Jinjer? (just teasing Ray, please don't take offense) I know some of the tracks you've previously reacted to don't come out swinging. This is probably the most Djent (metal sub genre) that they have ever sounded, particularly Eugene and Roman. Vlad's arrangement is stellar. Then there's Tati being Tati. Lyrically and vocally firing on all cylinders with a melody that is very engaging. Kudos to the boys for also providing Tatiana with a powerhouse of sound befitting her message of woman empowerment.

[@steveherman6909]

I made the Djent reference prior to me looking at the suggested list and seeing you uploaded a Meshuggah reaction yesterday.

[@brutalshow3364]

🤘🇺🇦❤️ Jinjer

[@robertevans2450]

I think we must also remember, Tati is Ukrainian...whose women(especially the younger women) are having to fight for their very existence, where they are filling roles typically thought of as male-orientated roles, but when your society is being threatened at the levels of Ukraine's is, there is no room for stereotype gender roles. I follow that war closely, there are an incredible amount of female soldiers, female snipers, female drone operators, female sappers, as well as the typical roles like nurse, doctor, and support...the interviews I see with these young ladies, this song fits very well, they seem proud of their accomplishments but recognize they didn't get to have the female options of growing up. They are scared like the men, missing limbs, scars from burns, from bullets, from shrapnel, scars in their minds, on their hearts, and through their souls, and for a traditionalist society like Ukraine's, these are even more damaging sacrifices.

[@tuomashaanpaa8209]

I am here just because of your smile. Yet again. ❤

[@williamswiniuch7527]

I think it’s a little deeper than you’re looking. I take it to mean she’s had to grow up faster than normal due to the circumstances of her country. Also yes from a feminine perspective

[@j.f.fisher5318]

I feel like the song minus the video is artfully balancing between Tatiana'a experience becoming a metal warrior, a kind of every-woman journey, and the countless Ukranian women who have taken up arms to defend their nation. The music in their new album was mostly composed during and shortly after the siege of Kyiv where the guys were trapped for several months in the early part of the war. Tatiana had been in California with her husband since October so she wasn't there but I suspect it's still an influence on her lyrics. It's going to be an interesting album. Edit: probably leaned too hard into the military angle. The name and icon suggested that to me, then the first line reminded me of the women in the basic training unit I was in.

[@frankholmes4175]

I cried when I had the chance to actually talk to them.

[@Sir_AlexxTv]

Queen Tatiana plus 3 outstanding musicians .. i love Jinjer

[@SuperDeadparrot]

The female scientist is Marie Curie, that’s Cleopatra on the throne.

[@christopherlicerio9499]

Tati is portraying Frida or Georgia Okeefe, Marie Curie, Cleopatra, and Joan of Arc

[@willha11]

Frida I think, she said in an interview she loves Frida's work

[@ericpeterson7512]

@@willha11 Yeah but the imagery looks more like Georgia. Google her and check out the images. I'm undecided myself.

[@frankh9600]

​@willha11 Yes. From the imagery, she looks like Georgia O'Keeffe however

[@paulmayden7344]

It's sort of empowering, but you're not getting the whole point. This song is about how if a woman is going to be recognized in the world, she's got to give up some of her femininity to do it. And Tati kind of resents that. She like being a woman and having the traditional attributes associated with women. Like being nurturing and soft and kind. And she doesn't like that in general, for a woman to get what she wants in this world she has to give some of that up. At the end she acknowledges that she is making her way in the world, but look how people talk about her because of that. They call her a "Bad Ass." Or they call her "Fierce." When she'd rather make it in this world and be called "Kind" and "Loving." IE Somebody's Daughter and not some kind of masculine woman warrior.

[@janzenmolina-ux9db]

when i first listen to jinjer i was like wtf😅😅

[@jaimecardenas4546]

🤘🤘

[@-HUGINN]

Oh wow, I updated KZbin and I don't regret it :D

[@AKGAMERAK]

React to Jelly Roll - Save Me.... look up his story, and interviews. it will blow you away.

[@wethepeople6642]

Ok it's time for you to listen to Allt- AQUILA 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@frankh9600]

Really? Allt? Had them as opener for Animals as Leaders Nov 2023, did not convince me nor the crowd. As you mean it seriously, I'll check them again 🤘 Thx!

[@frankh9600]

Did it! Will revisit them, great brutal stuff!

[@LeQuebecois99]

The song was pretty good. The progression was nice to! The drum near the end is cool. But not my type of song really! :)

[@ericpeterson7512]

Your reaction was just like mine, and I love it. This earned the sub. I have a daughter. This song is everything about her struggle. I'm a proud feminist. I don't care what any fool says, women deserve respect and equal treatment in every aspect of our society. Fight me. Tatiana embodies the roar of feminine defiance. She's Captain Metal. The most powerful superhero in the MCU (Metal Concert Universe). She may have a shy, mild-mannered offstage alter ego. But when she hits the stage, she Hulks up. She transforms into something fierce and indomitable. It's what she's had to do to survive, but it's a beautiful thing to behold. I have our tickets, and I'm proud to be taking my daughter to see Someone's Daughter! I hope you get a chance to see them live too--they'll be in the States in a few weeks. Go see for yourself just how powerful they are onstage!

[@oldscratch3535]

Bro...in Western society, what rights do women not have that men have? None. In fact, women are given preferential treatment on every level at the expense of men. Stop with this trope that women are downtrodden and held down by society. If you were honest with yourself, you'd find that its men who are treated as expendable and used and abused by society.

[@silverevil00]

Guys… this band is Ukrainian. Yes there is a feminine message… but yeah… there is a rather overt message too

[@usafschue]

Slava

[@thiagoc.marinho]

[@RomliBasari]

hsyy,,!! girl next please reac VOB BAND FROM INDONESIA SONG ( SHOCOOL REVUSILION )

[@pearpiece97]

Day 2 of asking for a Dayseeker reaction

[@toddmueller8948]

I'm not always a fan of Cookie Monster vocals but Jinjer is growing on me.

[@ericpeterson7512]

That's how it was for me. Her clean voice is so good. And she uses the harsh voice so well to emphasize the lyrics. Jinjer was the gateway drug for me into the world of extreme vocals. I still mostly like it when it's done by women. Lol girl growls are my thing now.

[@beavsinator]

She didn't say one thing about Eugene. Vlad. And Roman. Tati is awesome we know. The band is better.

[@webnetworkrambler4805]

Одна феминистка поет, другая её поддерживает в восторге, а еще в комментариях такие же. Как же неприятно, что вроде группа нравится, но при этом видеть, что оседлали тему феминизма. С другой стороны, теперь эта группа станет ещё популярнее.

[@RichardKerekes-ot1jw]

What rights exactly do I as a man have that you do not as a woman

[@beckipope268]

The women portrayed in this video were trailblazers...women making significant contributions in man's world. Tatiana has also made significant contributions in the world of metal, most recognizably with her harsh vocals and lyrics.

[@RichardKerekes-ot1jw]

But if a man cries in front of his woman she will lose respect for him

[@BTAColorado]

It is ok for you to drop that old way of thinking and move in to this millennia you know. Forward, not back to the 50's way.

[@metalopoly2569]

​@@BTAColoradohe's right though. You won't admit it out loud (and that's okay) but women prefer stoicism over emotion in men. It's just basic instincts. A woman sees a man cry and she catches "the ick"

[@RichardKerekes-ot1jw]

People got the power of information in their hand and refuse to use it. Please do your own research instead of believing all this nonsense in the world today