KPOP FAN REACTION TO IRON MAIDEN! (I didn't chop the video xD)

[@GiddyKitty]

RXN STARTS AT 3:18

[@rwallace183]

Glad to see your rxns again, I missed them. And I hope your exams went well, I know veterinary school drains you a lot. Speaking of Paschendale, Sabaton, a Swedish power metal band, has a song about it called The Great War, the whole album is about WWI, and I think you will like it

[@cookieman917n2]

You should do a reaction to Analepsy - Apocalyptic Premonition lyric video

[@Basline97]

Try Iron Maiden - Reach Out or That Girl These are lesser known songs but theyre great

[@mburgers1964]

Its so cool that some of the riffs represent the gunfire and the artillery pounding

[@ggbro7942]

Metal can never be too loud, if you want to get the full experience go to a live concert, fyi it’s not as dangerous as people think, metal crowds are usually some of the nicest, they will get wild but if someone gets out of line they are subdued quickly, and if you really want to make one of those big leather clad Motörhead fans mad, disrespect a woman.

[@luisnunes2010]

The useless tragedy that was WWI was never highlighted better. There's a live video of Bruce singing this one in Germany, wearing a german helmet and a dark grey overcoat, to remember the thousands of germans boys that died under the artillery while the brits were sinking into the mud. Sabaton next, I think.

[@xerodelacroix5552]

Bismark by Sabaton or Funerary Dirge Of a Violinist by Carach Angren, but I don't know if Rana can handle the latter, lol.

[@Krieghandt]

Sabaton - Primo Victoria also. But the Bismark video is great.

[@luisnunes2010]

@@Krieghandt Last Stand, Uprising and Lost Batalion are also valid choices. But Bismarck has the best vid. ;-)

[@dimitrisdespotis8360]

@@luisnunes2010 the attack of the dead man or coat of arms

[@ayakashy]

@@xerodelacroix5552 now i really want to see her react to Carach Angren they are one of my fav bands

[@zvado]

When the wild wind blows is ine of their best songs.

[@beckana3047]

I play it on guitar xD

[@matt373ful]

@DJ The final frontier ;)

[@Krieghandt]

Passchendale was actually the THIRD battle of Ypres. An estimated 500,000 were wounded or killed. In comparison, the bloodiest battle for America in WWII was Okinawa. 60,000 American casualties, 100,000 civilians casualties, 100,000 Japanese soldiers dead . 1/.2 of Passchendale's 3rd battle.

[@cjbrett89]

And that wasn't even the bloodies battle of WWI!

[@xerodelacroix5552]

Looking back, WWI may have been the most horrific war in history. Nobody had ever seen anything on such a scale before. And we never should have again, but unfortunately we did.

[@quiskychavez1770]

And Stalingrad?

[@Krieghandt]

@@quiskychavez1770 Neck and neck with the Battle of Somme. Same number of casualties, but Somme had more soldiers, and Stalingrad had more deaths (especially civilian). Millions of combatants fighting for months with million + casualties. Simply insane. It is why America uses the Contact and Move strategy today. So we never see those kinds of battles again.

[@threadworm437]

WW1 was scary, when germany surrendered, it wasn't even a military defeat, they just wanted the hell to end

[@mdgiudice8797]

Maiden's songs have some amazing stories with instrumental parts that makes them feel almost cinematic, so you're not alone on thst "chest feeling" you mentioned, One of the reasons they are my favorite band of all time. If you want to check out more songs like these I would recommend Rime of the Ancient Mariner, When the Wild Wind Blows, Alexander the Great and their 18 minutes magnum opus Empire of the Clouds.

[@JRCSalter]

I concur whole heartedly. Their long progressive numbers are some of the best they've ever done. And as they are the best in the business, those songs are also some of the best songs ever made.

[@cat-o-matic]

You, Rana, are becoming a metalhead. It's good to see you again and to see you're safe.

[@GiddyKitty]

🙊🙊🙊 Thank you!😍😘

[@bartoszbiniszewski139]

Please, more IRON MAIDEN! It's time for Alexander The Great!

[@pedroarthur919]

It's time for Aces High

[@cesaremunoz33]

And The rime of the ancient mariner!!!

[@greekshadow1319]

Who are you. I am from Ancient Greece.

[@charlesmartel6508]

@@pedroarthur919 Most overrated of Iron Maiden(p.s I'm an Iron)

[@InfamousB9]

Hallowed be thy Name and Clansman,bye

[@patriciopaez5150]

Now listen the song "dance of Death " from iron maiden hahahah please it is a master piece

[@benh.635]

Ah, yea. Dance of Death is awesome. Was one of the first songs of theirs I'd heard and it remains one of my favorites.

[@johnturnbull5971]

passchendaele was a literal bloodbath brits lost 275000 and the germans 220000. 495000 dead or injured. the brits only gained 5 miles at the end of the battle

[@sheldonmatthews4807]

After every iron maiden react, or at least after every maiden song you listen to, you should look up what the song is about. Almost every song is a history lesson. For this, look up the battle of Paschendaele

[@hittrewweuy7595]

Iron Maiden are great story tellers and outstanding musicians , best band in the -lanes , up the irons 🤟🏼🤘🏼🤟🏼

[@unholy48]

Now your ready for maiden`s Empire of the clouds!

[@ssolikelbore5312]

Such a great song !

[@happywanderer34]

Hellavuh long song

[@paintmonkeymcgee601]

Lol

[@daniellevitoriaa840]

Yess

[@kurtthevillain6012]

Damn yeah

[@poggerwhite]

The way he sings "Blood is falling like the rain" is my favorite part. Maiden was my first concert love them so much

[@nahlis8176]

Warra legend is this guy for suggesting this song

[@KingRichard1013]

You need to check out one of the most underrated Iron maiden songs ever it’s called sign of the cross

[@grantsutherland7943]

Hallowed Be Thy Name, it is a must for you to react. Iron Maiden are the greatest lyrical storytellers.

[@insufferablethrashelitist9305]

ABOUT THE TIME SOMEONE GETS TO PAESCHENDALE! Been trying to push this onto reaction channels 4-EVER!

[@MMaroni7]

I hear ya brother! A masterpiece!

[@erojerisiz1571]

Recommendations: Hallowed be thy name Rime of the Ancient Mariner Alexander the Great 7th Son of a 7th Son To tame a land Phantom of the Opera

[@markpriftis1392]

For sure!

[@marknippress7410]

May I suggest Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Iron Maiden too. 13 minutes of class.

[@Crawler778]

If you love vocals and emotions you should really try DIO. "Rainbow In The Dark", "Holy Diver" or "Don't Talk To Strangers" would the perfect songs.

[@threadworm437]

First iron maiden song I ever heard years ago, when they play live bruce wears a german uniform

[@dasmeatloaf7670]

Nice to see you back, Kitty :) Next, try Alexander the Great, also by Iron Maiden. You will love it ;) Up the Irons!

[@GiddyKitty]

Thanks for the recommendation 🙊 I guess this one also tells a story right?

[@dasmeatloaf7670]

@@GiddyKitty You are very welcome \m/ Yup, it does indeed tell a story, a very historical one and I don't want to spoil it for you ;) If you can find a lyric video, go for that one to gain a full understanding. p.s. I would join the Patreon, but I'm pretty much struggling at the moment. Instead, I'll just keep recommending you good tracks to listen to. Keep on keeping on, and don't change your ADHD style (I'm on the spectrum myself, and can relate lol)

[@e-man5344]

@@GiddyKitty Iron Maiden are VERY big on telling stories about historical figures/events... This one is obv. about Alexander, the Great of Macedonia... : D

[@ryderhook7438]

GiddyKitty, every single song the Irons wrote, tells a story. Every song deserves to be listened to. Good luck for the next weeks of listening

[@KaiMarcad]

There's actually another good (if that's appropriate term considering the subject) song about being on the verge of war from these guys (one of their most known songs). It's called Two Minutes To Midnight. It's about the Doomsday clock maintained by The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientist in University of Chicago from 1947. Midnight represents the end, and for a long time two minutes to midnight was the closest we've been to nuclear war (1953-1960 and 2018-2020) but currently we are 100 seconds to the end. They shifted it from two minutes less than a month ago. The end is getting closer and closer.

[@mikakamppi4826]

Back when I was in High School in the early to mid 80's I learned more about history from my LP's (Iron Maiden) than from history class.

[@Thedesertguy75]

No bvb tells stories like Iron Maiden. They are such legendary metal musicians. No one comes close to them.

[@boxyfoxy5104]

Missed those genuine reactions !!👏❤

[@GiddyKitty]

Awwh :')thanks!😘

[@austinrode1352]

Try "Afraid to Shoot Strangers" by Iron Maiden. Phenomenal stuff. Also, give "Deja-vú" and "Judas Be My Guide" a listen... two very underutilised and very brilliant songs.

[@masonoconnell7031]

That songs 🔥

[@geoffprince2258]

One of my favourites as well.

[@JamesBrisnehan]

I love these kinds of long, epic story-telling songs.

[@sevolund]

Haaa, the Irons... Try dance of death of the same album. Or The longest day, For the greater good of god. Well, too much good songs to list them all, the guys are rocking (metaling ? o_o) since YEARS Still nice to see you :D

[@jinzoslegions]

I love Paschendale. It's a great example of how Maiden's music continues to evolve from their 80's classics and still be great.

[@koshvanhorn7860]

Missed your videos, glad to see you back at it. Keep it up! Of course UP THE IRONS!!!!!

[@GiddyKitty]

Thank you so much😍❤️

[@ClansDanZayagua]

"The Clansman" es la mejor opción.

[@editorialmodena1387]

pero con Dickinson, porque Blaze te la baja un poco.

[@liammerrick6399]

you need a maiden binge!! they have so many songs that suck you in emotionally. the story telling is amazing and the musicianship is 2nd to none

[@ComicalHealing]

Last year I was in Wellington, New Zealand where Weta Workshop and Peter Jackson had their WWI installment up in the Great War Memorial Museum and as soon as I stepped into the room dedicated to Passchendaele I turned around and walked out for a second to collect myself. I was on the verge of tears immediately. I didn't even need to read a sign, I just saw the picture of the horse sinking in the mud and knew exactly what was coming. This song came out the same year I was taking a war and society course in college. The first day I walked in, the professor handed me poem by Wilfred Owen, a British soldier who wrote about WWI but sadly died a week before the armistice, I said to him, this sounds a lot like a song by a band I love about this battle, Passchendaele. He told me some interesting facts about it that always stuck with me. That same year I went to see Maiden live, and they played Pashcendale, but before they did, Bruce recited a poem, not the same poem but I knew it had to be Wilfred Owen and it was, Anthem for a Damned Youth is the name of it. Now that I am a history teacher, I use these poems each year when going over WWI. Sometimes I show them the live video of this song, some love it, some hate it, either way, they remember it.

[@xerodelacroix5552]

I actually used this song in a presentation I had to do on WWI back in highschool.

[@nathanelliott6770]

Xero Delacroix I love your profile picture

[@benh.635]

I can attest to what you said in the video. I was getting into Iron Maiden and a friend recommended this song. I'm really glad they did because it is truly an awesome song.

[@sheldonmatthews4807]

12:15 : “I love that Fact that I was kinda able to go on this journey.” My wife in the back: SHE SHOULD LISTEN TO JOURNEYMAN!

[@robertlane9829]

Coolest history lesson ever. That's what you get in a lot of Iron Maiden songs, and one of the best his "Aces High". It's about the British fighter pilots that saved England from being invaded by Germany. Just another really fun history lesson. And I don't know if you noticed yourself, but I noticed. When passchendaele started, you were r i ping your eardrums. Two verses and a chorus later you were turning it up. I like watching you react to music, you're funny. Always look at the lyrics so you know what it's about, and you realize how smart and have great the song writing really is.

[@Stephen-nz6dc]

Cool fact: the hi-hat in the riff is supposed to symbolize Morse code..

[@sebastianch001]

If you liked that guitar, you must listen "The Thin Line Between Love and hate"

[@johnzervas373]

*listens to any other 4 minute song "yeah ok " listens to 10 minute heavy metal song "is it over already?" The power of Iron Maiden is absolute.

[@ravenkroft]

welcome back Rana!!!! my gahd I miss you! the "hey guys! hey new subscribers!", I miss the cuteness, and you being shocked when the song goes loud! 🤣 I miss everything!! glad that you're back! also you look like you're going to play quidditch! hahaha! jk! love you Rana pls don't bite me!

[@GiddyKitty]

OMG REALLY?! I DIDN'T SEE IT BUT NOW I DO😂 That's so damn cool though why would I be mad xD ❤️

[@ravenkroft]

@@GiddyKitty I got so distracted because of your outfit! ahahahha then I instantly hear "10 points to Gryffindor!!" after that ahahahahaha

[@GiddyKitty]

@@ravenkroft I'm technically a Hufflepuff but I wouldn't mind 🙊

[@ravenkroft]

@@GiddyKitty you're too awesome to be hufflepuff! ❤️

[@DKSmusic86]

Bought this album back when it was released in 2003 and although the opening track (Wildest Dreams) was a dissapointment , there were some great tunes in the album like Rainmaker,New Frontier,Journeyman and this one. From the classic period of the band I'd recommend ''Alexander the Great'' and from the modern era I'd recommend ''The Nomad''.

[@amirv.a.a977]

with all this reaction videos i can say you are a metalhead right now ://///

[@cyrus8586]

Let’s see her react to “Symbolic” by death

[@josehermosillojr6257]

Welcome back missed you, I love all of your reactions

[@GiddyKitty]

Awwh thank you so much! :') ❤️

[@TioMAri]

This year you will be metalhead 😂

[@dustinhess6798]

Full disclaimer Iron Maiden is my favorite band of all time. Check out For the Greater Good of God from the album A Matter of Life and Death. Just amazing. Great reaction video! Keep it up.

[@garrywalker435]

Great to see you back Rana. Miss you fun, infectious personality and looking forward to everything you've got planned in the coming months. Hopefully i'll be in a position to support you on Patreon as well soon. 😉😀🤘

[@trowhiskey9600]

Your reactions are great! You’re always smiling and energetic. Just great to have the positivity around!

[@xXimf4m0usXx]

Bruce is such a good story teller and he's amazing at creating imagery of different situations.

[@KierenMan]

My great great Uncle died at at the battle of Passchendaele just outside of Ypres. My mum has his medals in hang on on the wall in her home. She got them when my great grandmother, her brother. Died Aged 20 in 1917.

[@ZZMonkeysUncleZZ]

One thing to always expect when listening to metal is for it to get LOUD. There are some songs that stay fairly mellow and quiet, but they're more the exception, rather than the rule.

[@ryanpesch6604]

Yay I'm glad ur back for regular videos. I'm still so happy u reacted to my MIW choice. Keeps me in great mood before my surgery Friday (it's a simple surgery so no big deal) but it helps because I am a dork

[@Logos.1990]

Fantastic! Image that this is one of the less listened songs from Maiden Now you’re ready for their best song ever! Hallowed be thy name “

[@jinzoslegions]

There is nothing in the world better than you dancing to Iron Maiden. Nothing.

[@BrunoAlves-nq9gn]

I'm already a subscriber of yours and I cried all the time I listen to this song. Amazing music and video... Congratulations!!!

[@kamikaze_kev]

Loved your reaction! You got good taste! Yeah very powerful and emotional song by the genius of Iron Maiden.

[@dominon929]

A modern yet epic Iron Maiden tune you picked there

[@anitnec]

First of all , great rolls and fills of the drummer Nicko, solid rythm . Stunning guitar solos ! Obviously the great lines of the Harris' bass and the voice !

[@neils123]

Welcome back! Excellent song choice for your return, and your reaction was adorable! It's ok, I can't help singing along too. :-)

[@panachevitz]

fun fact: the beginning of the song has special meaning: the quiet is meant to invoke the boringness between fights followed by the suddeness of an artillery barrage. The light tapping of the high hat cymbal is meant to invoke morse code tapping away.

[@EricPalmerBlog]

Almost every Iron Maiden song is a story of history or a famous fable from days gone by. Good work. Thanks for sharing.

[@Metalencio94]

Man, I missed this girl!

[@marvinwolf8360]

Welcome back Rana! I hope your exams went well. Sabaton tells a lot of interesting stories in their songs. Cliffs of Gallipoli tells a rather similar story. And to nearly all of their songs exists a lyric video made by a fan. This guy is a legend among the fans.

[@iogssothoth666]

It's not for nothing if iron maiden is one of the most beloved metal band. As for the song making you feel those emotions, that's what métal is great at : channeling all kinds of emotions. Anger, grief, sadness, hope, courage, happiness, thoughtfulness, you name it.

[@bryanbrady877]

I missed you so much! Thank you for bringing your goofy joy to my life. I would still love you even if you didn't have those amazing eyebrows.

[@GiddyKitty]

I missed you too!😭❤️ Wait would you still love me if I was eyebrowsless?!😱

[@bryanbrady877]

@@GiddyKitty I would love you if you were a non-physical entity with whom I only communicated via text. If someone told me that you were just an elaborate simulation I would tell them straight to their face that I love Rana.exe and I want her in my life forever.

[@AndresFernandezSoftwareLibre]

Really nice reaction! This is the first time that I see you enjoy the song like a real metalhead. It's really useful to hear the lyrics in metal, they are as important as the music. Iron Maiden is always telling stories in their lyrics, even History as Alexander The Great biography. And please, be yourself! We are here for you and your reactions. We can hear the songs by ourselves. We like the way you are. Thanks a lot for this video, I missed you!

[@GiddyKitty]

Awwwh :') Thank you for saying that it made me really happy ❤️😘 I missed you too! Hahah really? 🙊 Truth be told I find myself listening to metal more frequently than before so I guess I'm transitioning a little xD

[@AndresFernandezSoftwareLibre]

@@GiddyKitty enjoying metal that way is natural, so the more you enjoy it the more you'll do it that way. I hope see you soon here! Cheers!

[@HailingTheHydra]

Maiden......One of the best story tellers of metal...if you like this, you would like Brighter Than A Thousand Suns....another great song by them

[@Jagjeff66]

Heavy metal tends to hit you square in the face with things people would rather forget.

[@The_Gallowglass]

Metal is extra hard rock for bards.

[@agustinmariani6936]

This was my first CD of maiden, amaizing CD and amaizing band

[@FRED76400]

It's nice to see you again, it was a long time ago and I missed your videos

[@GiddyKitty]

Awwh thank you☹️❤️I missed making videos!

[@megaherd619]

Glad to see you kid. Up the irons!!!

[@IRONIVAN89]

Iron Maiden is my very first metal band. Love it. Please react to Helloween - March Of Time (OFFICIAL LIVE VIDEO)

[@flashnewton]

So glad you came back! Please react to The Red and the Black!

[@StergiosMekras]

You made me appreciate the song a lot more. It used to be one of my "meh" Maiden songs. Not sure how...

[@rxventxns3486]

The legend and the mascoted (IRON MAIDEN 💀🤘🏼❤

[@charleslatora5750]

Estimates of casualties run from 400,000 to 800,000 total both sides.

[@geekydiy5323]

this song hits me deep, it's about one of the worst battles in the first world war, if your interested in learning about it I recommend simple histories episode about it

[@pugshorty9852]

Another war song by Iron Maiden is called The Trooper.

[@greaper1976]

Sabaton has a song called Price of a Mile about the same battle. well worth checking out

[@supportthebandsstopfakecop1679]

She truly watched the Cattle Decapitation video. Iron Maiden does not make your hair change colors like that. 😄😄😄🤘🤘🤘

[@charlesrubitschung7592]

The chord Changes in the riffs (or licks for those who want to get technical) is the term you're looking for and you're s'posed to Follow the story in a song and you did just that which is awesome and I've sensed the stuff you were sensing in the songs on Iron Maidens Dance Of Death album Paschendale inclueded

[@mikemogul2263]

More great Maiden songs with stories: Historical Alexander the Great The Longest Day (about D-Day WWII) Aces High (Battle of Britain) The Trooper (Charge of the Light Brigade Crimean War) Others Powerslave (A Pharaoh contending with his mortality) Hallowed be thy Name (A man on death row questioning his faith) Sign of the Cross **Live Version from Rock in Rio** (The Inquisition) That's plenty to keep you busy. Keep Rocking!

[@aiden1444]

An epic tale of the Alberta Canada, boys that lied about their age (17) to fight this battle. This is a brutal western Canadian fought and won battle. I thought she’d head DOD. I’m shocked she wanted to learn a history lesson, compliments of western Canada.

[@arnobenter]

Dear Rana, so good to have you back here! And this is a great aong,, I love it!(and Iron Maiden in general!) They have always been great storytellers, and the music is awesome! And your unique style of reaction makes it even more enjoyable, you are so nice and amiable:-)😍❤

[@sergiocuellar2137]

I miss your videos so much,glad that you're back in uwu

[@robertkerr9738]

So many great Maiden songs that tell amazing stories. Check out the song Dance of Death!

[@MrRedcloud]

Have to agree, Alexander the Great is a must.

[@Zestrayswede]

Passchendaele as your second Maiden song certainly is an unorthodox choice... Might I recommend "Sign of the Cross" live in Rock in Rio.

[@JRCSalter]

I've seen many KZbinrs react to Maiden, but most tend to react to the classics, 'Hallowed Be Thy Name', 'Run To The Hills', 'The Trooper', etc. And while that's great, because they are genuinely awesome songs, I feel many people neglect Maiden's modern stuff. Dance of Death is one of my all time favourite albums, and 'Paschendale' is one of my favourite songs on that album. And as I say in many of these kind of videos, you NEED to listen to 'Empire of the Clouds', an 18 minute (yes. Really) epic that never feels too long.

[@rickyragedorazio9825]

Hey GiddyKitty I'm a new subscriber and I am glad you enjoyed this beautiful yet tragic song. This is a battle that happened in World War 1 in 1917. The changes in a song like this is called prog (progressive). Iron Maiden are the best at storytelling in song IMO. Almost all their songs are from books they read or movies they seen or like in this one, historical events. The band is very educated. I highly recommend Empire of the Clouds but I have to warn you it's an 18 minute long song. It, IMO, is their masterpiece. It's about a balloon rigid airship that crashed in France from England in 1930.

[@GiddyKitty]

Welcome to my channel!🙊 Yess I can definitely sense that, the inspiration for the song was pretty unique. And thank you for pointing out Prog! Will keep it in mind. Holy shit 😂😂😂 18 mins?!?!?! Truth be told that was his first suggestion but I told him it would take forever to upload so his next choice was Paschendale xD

[@rickyragedorazio9825]

@@GiddyKitty Yeah it's a short song hahaha. Another suggestion from Maiden is Rime of the Ancient Mariner if you haven't heard it yet. It's a bit shorter at around 13 minutes lol

[@tachikomakusanagi3744]

And the award for the most audio jump cuts in one video goes to...

[@pleasesignintowatchthisvid6724]

hi..thanks for uploading another iron maiden reaction vid:)

[@F13thvoorhees]

Iron Maiden is one of our most Legendary Metal bands. They're still going string today! You should check out a song called "Tears of Tge Dragon". It's by Iron Maiden vocalist Bruce Dickinson's eponymous solo act. Nice to see you again!

[@thinkreations-jn5796]

This is cool! We need more Iron Maiden! Good Luck and i hope u like it!

[@nicholasmccandless5647]

Hey you! Missed you so much. Glad you are back. Please don't leave us again.

[@SomethingRedundant]

The story is the third battle of Ypres, otherwise knows as the battle of Paschendale. In the song the main character is waiting in a trench as the enemy attack. "Whistle shouts and more gunfire" the Germans are beginning their charge over the top. "Home, far away, from the war, a chance to live again. Home, far away, but the war, no chance to live again." He has just killed more men then should even be possible. Dozens, perhaps hundreds of Germans have just died before him. Blown to bits, shredded into steaming gore and swallowed by muddy ground. As the enemy are repelled, he then gets ready to charge in a counter-attack. As they go over the top they are shot dead, as is what happened at Ypres. The second time we hear the chorus it's about his own side this time, not the Germans. The tragedy of ww1 combat; massive swathes of men taking turns running into walls of machine guns. No closer depiction of hell has ever been realized.

[@nox5555]

they were lucky that they werent in the 2nd battle of Yperes, when the germans used Chemical weapons for the first time. The history behind that battle is way more tragic , with the wife of the man who would fed the world taking her life because she couldnt take the gas war.

[@pragyandas8614]

Those instrumental bits and pieces between the verses are called licks..

[@scottdash]

One cool fact it the tapping of the symbols in the quite parts is mores code.