JINJER - Teacher, Teacher! | Singer Reacts |

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JINJER - Teacher, Teacher! (Official Video) | Napalm Records
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[@alexthorpe6583]

I'm glad you're feeling better, Rachel. Those dissonant tones right near the end? That was Eugene, 'Slapping, slapping, slapping that sinful bass!'

[@Justin-nq6kf]

Thats not slapping...

[@HollowGolem]

Yeah, he's strumming a whole-ass chord. I'd call it djenting the bass.

[@chriso6719]

You're right there with the meaning. The song is telling you not to believe everything you've been told , or raised to believe in. It is about Catholic school , with corporal punishment. But , the teacher are just doing what they're told and what they believe in. Teachers can be misled too. Tatiana , and Courtney, can flip back and forth easily. Surprise you more?? Okay. Judgement (and Puinishment), Tatiana's vocal one take video.

[@enlightendbel]

It's about ANY AND ALL people that preach from a position of power and forced respect. That's what the whole "it was all an illusion" part is about. The Catholic school part is nothing but an allegory for anyone who preaches without knowing wtf they are talking about. It's as much about celebs, politicians and everyone else with a podium using that podium to speak about things they have no knowledge or experience about.

[@andreacalmado5429]

They are ukrainian so no catholic school, and that's not about that. It's about society in general telling people what they should do, the christian part is just here as an allegory and metaphore, not about reality. She explained it in an interview.

[@jankrajewski6170]

"I speak astronomy" is a vibe! A very intimate song, and I could not find any other song i would be able to call like that, so definitely it is an unique experience

[@jnrickards]

The last "weird" sound was Eugene strumming (hard) on a chord, you can see it when you watch that part again. This is one of my faves from their library.

[@cyberia55]

Yes. It’s called a “DENG”. It is a sound made infamous in Mudvayne’s song “Dig” - where the bass part was described as “brr, brr DENG”. Here’s Mudvayne’s “Dig”: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3rUk5eklrWWipo Here is Eugene discussing the use of the “DENG”: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJvJc3lrbM1le9Em8s

[@sateentuoksu]

And you also would've seen it in the second you asked "what is THAT?"- If you would've watched the screen in that excact moment 😂

[@suzannemartin776]

Slap, slap, slapping that bass.

[@Justin-nq6kf]

@@cyberia55 Sure they sound similar but the DENG in Dig is him popping while the DENG in this he's raking a chord

[@shirohemoth1946]

it was the brr brr DENG brr brr DENG in mudvaynd

[@zwhtan]

As to "flipping," in Vortex (and some other instances) Tati flips mid-syllable, even in the live set. I also like her tonal high-to-low-and low-to-high continuous growl that she throws in once in a while (again have seen it live).

[@JariJuslin]

Courtney is the only one I've seen flip smoothly midword, but I think that's because she uses more fry screams than growls. When Tati growls the true vocal folds are not active at all, which allows here to switch to silk smooth in a second.

[@davejohnston2197]

She does it live so good. It's ridiculous.

[@saltydroog854]

This is by far my favorite Jinjer song. Looking forward to this.

[@Chepo90]

I Speak Astronomy is an amazing song, with much more melodic vocals, you'll probably love it!

[@karlbecker8775]

My favorite Jinjer song. Thanks for the reaction! [MUSIC]

[@beerisproof9019]

I'm excited to see your reaction to I Speak Astronomy

[@saadesigner07]

As many have stated already, that sound was Eugene strumming his bass. You can hear this in "On the Top" as well.

[@GilbertClark]

Great reaction. That tone at the end is Eugene's bass. Keep going down the rabbit hole. My favorite song is I Speak Astronomy, but you can't go wrong with any of their songs.

[@thFaust]

Yes, it is actually called a natural harmonic, guitar and other string instruments can do that and it usually a much higher note (overtone) from the string it is played on.

[@imrankjamil]

​@@thFaust Was it pinched? The natural harmonic?

[@thFaust]

judging from his hand position it should be natural harmonics at the 5th fret, might be pinch or other kind of artificial harmonic too, I am not 100% sure...

[@panoskarelas437]

Judgment and punishment Tatiana's one take vocals!

[@twelvemonkeys8786]

The musicianship in this band is phenomenal. Hi just subscribed. More Tool 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@brunocallado5196]

That "noise" at the end is a bass slap (if I'm not mistaken). Eugene uses regularly. It is "Vortex" for instance.

[@matts4880]

So glad i saw this band live. They crunch hard. "Who Is Gonna Be The One" live is the next logical step. I just saw Spiritbox live, id love to see more from them Holy Roller, Rotoscope, Blessed Be. Finally a guitarist Nita Strauss for Alice Cooper, listen to The Wolf You Feed. It features Alyssa White-Gluz on vocals. Love the channel

[@andersonrichie]

The sound in the end is the bass... You can see it in the vídeo... Congratulations for your channel and saluts from Brazil...

[@Onitsutube]

the "Meeee" at the end was the bass guitar :o) Eugene is a beast, the sounds he can pull out of that instrument are insane :o)))

[@LastValkirian]

the noise at the end was the bass guitar playing high notes bass guitars have a much wider range of sound than some people realise and it always nice to hear it used (Rush and band-maid are two good bands for having noticeable bass playing in their music)

[@juanchibrossa8569]

Healthy first, Rachel! That "sound" at the end is Eugene's bass! Sick

[@thescourgeofathousan]

The greatest value of Tatiana’s vocal flexibility to me is that it enables her to accurately and freely express the emotion of any lyric/situation described in the song and therefore the songs can be much more complex in terms of the story they can tell and have the audience viscerally feel the emotion of the protagonist of the song.

[@berlemontmick]

can't wait to the 10th of june for my 6th Jinjer's show ! (my second this year)

[@TroyYounts]

That ring at the end is - i think the top inverted symbal

[@Jim_86]

Tatiana Shmayluk is definitely something else. I saw them live at Sweden Rock last year, and I can tell you that they are absolutely awesome live. I freaking love this band. 🤘🤘

[@matthewgrady3423]

-This is my favorite song by them. What does it for me is that last verse. The way I see it is she managed to create the most beautiful way to say, to watch my language, “Screw You!” With the phrase “I Smile To You.” -What you said about not expecting a particular song from this band is why I have enjoyed the slow journey I’ve taken over the past year. In terms of philosophy, my comparison is to Queen. I was riding around with someone when “Crazy Little Thing Called Love” came on the radio. The person I was with asked,”Who’s this?” With confusion, I responded,”That’s Queen.” They were surprised and said, “THAT’S Queen?” I was like,”Well, yeah.” Their next comment was “That doesn’t sound like Queen.” My response was to ask what does Queen sound like. “We Will Rock You”…..”Bohemian Rhapsody”…..”Another One Bites The Dust”…..”Somebody To Love”…..”Seven Seas of Rhye”….”It’s Late”…..”The Show Must Go On”…..”Brighton Rock.” All incredible songs but the only thing that connects them is Freddie Mercury, Brian May, John Deacon, and Roger Taylor. The same with Jinjer. My Top Five Songs(So Far) by them are: 1. “Teacher, Teacher” 2. “Pisces” 3. “Bad Water” 4. “Perennial” 5. “Words of Wisdom” Then, go deeper. “Sit Stay Roll Over”….”Scissors”….”Judgment & Punishment”….”Vortex”…..”Mediator”….”I Speak Astronomy.” The only real connection is the band. With every song by them that I’ve checked out, I am more impressed by them than I have of any other band I’ve listened to.

[@VinylMetalMonday]

Welcome to the Jinjer-Rabbithole. ;-)

[@Mekazas]

Excellent channel, your format is the best i've seen yet with the split screen. Noice. Ima sub now.

[@davidhines68]

"Makka pakka" is definitely the best lyric in this song.

[@HallowHag]

If you haven’t already, check out I Speak Astronomy by Jinjer. You’ll love it!

[@PedroHawzer]

the bass is insane

[@ATrainHC]

I decided to buy myself an early birthday present this year. I got a pit ticket to see Jinjer on my birthday later this month. 😀

[@TheGreenie21]

That sound you were asking about is the Bass 🤘

[@deathsicon]

when you went back to your "weird noise", as you looked at the camera and said "that!", they showed how its Eugene strumming his bass guitar (very aggressively) to make that sound

[@rayactions]

Haha booooonk! Thank you!

[@PittDaddy]

Another band I know you will love is Ad Imfinitum. Their singer Melissa Bonny can do amazing clean singing along with her growls. She's been featured in a ton of different cameos with Feuerschwanz and Kamelot for example. Songs to listen to would be Animals, Upside Down, and From the Ashes among others.

[@NoName-kx8kc]

Standing up for critical thinking, and individualism

[@aenorist2431]

Its really funny to see someone hear a good few beats of double bass.

[@andritti]

That is called a Slap!

[@19FlyingWombat76]

This Song is absolutly my thinking of my teachers as child........I love this Track so much and seen them Live on Wacken 2019......it was just AWESOME! (even that I broke my ankle in the moshpit) ;)

[@uncle_thulhu]

MAKKA PAKKA!😂 Yeah, never trust YT auto-captions. We don't really have voice recognition software 100% down for normal speech, let alone this. Aggressive? That's why they're called blast beats.

[@brunocallado5196]

Great reaction btw!

[@dumattco]

@rayactions Rachel, that sound at the end was the bass guitar 🤓 if you like that, I have another Jinjer recommendation, and it is a one take vocal performance 🤪 Jinjer - Judgment and Punishment One Take Vocal Performance kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2bVmJJsaLibp8k

[@robbiegta]

Authoritarianism is the word. Also Grease.

[@ericpeterson7512]

Great reaction! I too love it when Tati flips back and forth between cleans and uncleans. Both are so intriguing, so variable, so damn GOOD. You caught the “chop chop with the ruler” imagery even without hearing the lyric about it: “Put your knuckles on the table, meet my friend Ferule Who’ll punish you!” fer·ule /ˈferəl/ nounHISTORICAL a flat ruler with a widened end, formerly used for punishing children.

[@jazblade]

This is by far my favourite track of theirs, but I do also like nearly as much thie live video of "The One"

[@zerraticz]

She was raging against the machine

[@Quizzy0000]

the meeh you said on the end is the bass guitar getting hit hard. instrumentals do have a intensity that they can be played at. there is alot of room for emotional sounds in instruments.

[@Skurian_krotesk]

You are adorable and you seem very authentic i love to see it. Your videos are great i will watch every one you make on Jinjer, System of a down and Tool.

[@FireAimKill]

I think its time. Slaughter to prevail - demolisher

[@gmatuz8276]

Your reactions are always amazing, please you gotta do I speak astronomy by Jinjer next!

[@Heisnotdead]

a metallic tone

[@inkdreaper874]

This is the heavy metal version of Pink Floyd's Another Brick in the Wall

[@johanmelv0gue595]

6:00 "blast beat." (there are several Types of Blast Beats)

[@krolbren6311]

I recommend "I Speak Astronomy"

[@clipclips3945]

That was the bass, eeeng eeeeng

[@ronda.8624]

I would like you to react to a song by Diana Navarro " El perdón " She is a very versatile Spanish singer. She sings different musical styles. She has a melismas and a capacity to sing with very long notes. She always transmits with her face and gestures. Best regards

[@josueignaciomm]

The sound you asked about was the bass!

[@inspector13jjf]

The sound at the end you questioned was made on the bass. Other good examples of stuff like that is Mudvaynes Dig other interesting bass sounds can be heard on Metallicas Call of Ktulu.

[@steveb1972]

This is the official music video, made up from 3 performances.

[@matthewgoodA1206]

I like how in genres like metal, women can show toughness and aggression, and fans accept it as part of this style of music.

[@HawkofValhalla]

you need to do Jinjer - Judegement(& Punishment) one take vocal performance. it will blow your mind

[@kim_o_the_concrete_jungle]

"What is that?" It's the bass player. You produce that sound by raking the back of your fingers across the strings. It's a favorite technique of Les Claypool from Primus.

[@SanjaHater]

Звук из концовки песни издаётся верхней струной бас-гитары. А скоростная ударная партия, что идёт после первого куплета, называется бластбит

[@LibertySpam]

Fucking badass jam

[@jonathanblose174]

We all must grow.

[@briangreen9677]

I've listened to most of what they have out there and I still don't feel they've beaten this song. It showcases the best of every band member and Tati wrote exquisite lyrics for it. This song is on my workout playlist and will likely always remain there.

[@LovepushCumin]

Lovely Lovely ❤❤❤Ray

[@bellaelana7517]

I Smile To You ! 🎼🥰💛💙

[@Jordan-1007]

Great reaction! Please do "Home Back" next

[@whitetruck96able]

You think this is something you should see them live. It's an experience you won't forget

[@Short_Round1999]

I honestly think one of the best things about this song was her decision to scream the line, “Teacher teacher, self proclaimed preacher”

[@-R.Gray-]

More than put through an effect, I think the main vocals sound double-tracked. Then there are the sections with harmonies - so this would sound fuller than a live performance (unless she sings along with a recording when she does it live).

[@pedrobaltazar3809]

🤘⚠️great reaction, I loved ⚠️🤘 And very good surprise with meeting The Warning ❤️

[@terrynorman9622]

Love your reaction! The song is criticism of restrictions and prejudice imposed on children by institutionalized education. It says that the institution of education is not always infallible.

[@seansterling5322]

False chord singing doesnt strain the vocal chords nearly as much as fry screaming. This allows her to transition back to clean vocals rapidly and on pitch. As you watch more of her videos, look at her neck during the screaming. You don't see the veins bulging as with most vocalists. She's really relaxed in her performance

[@craigmccuistian]

Excellent reaction!

[@Justin-nq6kf]

12:33 that sound you see and hear at the end is the bass player aggressively raking a chord. I saw people in the comments saying its slapping thats not slapping. Nor is it the same thing as the Dig DENG.

[@DernhelmTheSheildmaiden]

When I first heard this song it immediately reminded me of the stories my mom told me about going to Catholic school in the sixties and how the nuns would beat her for writing with her left hand. Cause back then, don't know if its still true today, but back then, you were supposed to write with your right hand because that is how "God" wanted it. If you wrote with your left you got beaten with a ruler in front of the class and shamed. Needless to say my mom is not a Catholic anymore. She was put through both mental and physical trauma by these so called people of "God". I shared this song with her cause my mom actually likes a bit of heavy metal and she just nodded and was like, yep, that's what it was like. I showed her the last part of the lyrics where there is a clear declaration of outright defiance by Tati and that made her smile.

[@PZMaTTy]

Makka pakka indeed (that bang sound is the bass)

[@jonsmith8400]

and btw the what was that at the end was harmonic on bass guitar

[@mattvanlandingham6546]

I think you would enjoy The Warning - CHOKE. 3 amazing sisters.

[@obiwanmedeiros4501]

"Never seen it done so quickly" My girl you need to see QWERTY by Linkin Park

[@mikmook4781]

Those lyrics in full "Saraiva saviour make your bust. My downs of a London Fog of a browser Qaeda. The items on the wall. Makka pakka." Pure poetry.

[@ChristopherRobertHills]

Great reaction, Jinjer is an incredible band, i absolutely love Tati ♥, that clang you heard at the end was Eugene the bassist plucking the top string.

[@Sethd1016]

Last "weird" sound was a hard bass chord. Learn it, know it, yw. Lol 😂

[@brunocallado5196]

For some reason, I think you would love their song "Wallflowers". Hope you check it ;-)

[@malchionmajere]

a bit of older school on the clean to harsh are Kittie and Otep, please dive in.

[@tomtomthebear]

For something a bit different..Paolo nutini - iron sky - live at abbey road..!! You will not regret it 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@STAN-ot2tv]

Need to check Infected Rain

[@allendahle8422]

Tatiana Shmailyuk, lead singer of the Ukrainian progressive-metal band Jinjer, wrote this scathing number about religious hypocrites after a good friend - a fellow musician and Pisces - accused her of being immoral. The so-called friend took offense when Shmailyuk posed in lingerie on Instagram to promote a woman's small business. After receiving some perverted comments, the singer removed the post but, little did she know, the damage was done.

[@richardmann4006]

Tatiana is my all time crush…

[@patrickfuller2423]

hilarious. Makka pakka... hahahahahah

[@alfonso_lml]

Damn she's cute.

[@claudiolorenzon1997]

If you would like to hear some more harsh but very clear vocals check out Laid to Rest By Lamb of God. They have insane instrumentals as well!

[@utubebannedm3529]

Att the end its the bass guitar

[@KillerwhaleTRX]

💓

[@DarrellW_UK]

Great reaction as always, you get Jinjer pretty well spot on. Tatiana is a great lyricist as well as a singer, her lyrics are always meaningful and about life; a genius!

[@Big_Mk]

Que pelo mas guapo

[@ragde2163]

You looks so Gorgeous this VIDS.😊😊😊

[@hliborobful]

Thank you for the reaction, like. But you are talking about growl always, but in this composition - no growl from Tatiana. Screaming parts only). It's no problem, you are very young so far) In the future you will understand the difference, I think)

[@damienmaynard8892]

Tyrion Lannister on bass!? (jk)! Tatiana was a teacher! Makes me see the rebellion in Tatiana doing this now.

[@7echnoid]

You should have a listen to System of a Down if you haven't heard them. For a "similar" experience (though not as extreme).... maybe Chop Suey if you haven't heard it. One of their most well known songs.