METALHEAD REACTS to "Jee Veerey" by Bloodywood (Feat. Raoul Kerr)

"Jee Veerey" by Bloodywood (Feat. Raoul Kerr)
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[@TheZyzyzyzyzy]

This song probably saved some lives and will save others. Someone who walked that walley of death and get out of it alive wrote the lyrics and that is why it is believable for those who are fighting depression.

[@nate2838]

This song helped me step back from the edge several times. Their song Machi Basad has taken me from intensly hating myself to the point i don't know what to do with myself, to sleeping at the computer with my headphones still on. I has the energy and aggression to calm my hatred, and the up beat drums to bring me back to a good place afterwards.

[@recklesssquirel5962]

It saved my friends life

[@elfblood84]

It has.........

[@anurag1588]

@@recklesssquirel5962 🙌🙌

[@HEAVY_CREAM]

I'm coming here from Bloodywood's first documentary that just came out. They included part of your reaction

[@MetalHeadReacts]

Aye, I saw. I'm very honoured that they would include part of my reaction, especially showing my emotional reaction to the track. When someone else mentioned this to me I was unsure what to expect so I went to have a look. I was really touched.

[@schimmelreiterin9937]

@@MetalHeadReacts it's such a wonderful documentation. And thank you for being so open and encouraging. That means a lot.

[@mmklassen]

I just watched the documentary too and came here because of it. I’ve been tearing up the whole time. Our 27 year old son is bipolar and it’s so difficult to know how to support him through his challenges and episodes. What a great band and this honest reaction and discussion is very heart warming.

[@pablolister5819]

Me too

[@steveott2349]

this song hit me so hard the first time I heard it (read it I guess, it really is the Hindi lyrics that get me) My 3yr old twins were sitting there asking me what was wrong cause I’m just crying. I’m like “it’s ok, it’s ok, it’s just a really beautiful song. Daddy is ok guys”. Made me tear up watching your reaction just now cause I know you felt the same, shock, tightness of the chest, when this song literally started speaking to you. Crying is not a weakness, never believe that. Shouldn’t bottle anything up, good or bad, emotions need to be expressed. Should be expressed. The first time I saw this video, was the first time I had really cried in years, and I felt great after. It’s not that I really have any issues now, I mean I always will have some issues. But I have been in that dark place, and clawed my way out. And I don’t believe I would still be here at this moment if I hadn’t reached out to somebody I trusted, and they were just there for me. Whenever, wherever, whatever I needed, they were there for me. And I owe them my life for simply being there. This song really is so powerful. I recommend all their original songs, Ari Ari, Endurant, Machi Bhasad, I also recommend Raoul Kerr’s entire NO FLAG album. Highly recommend his songs. His words are so relevant in this world, and he needs to get those messages out. I also highly recommend looking into The Snake Charmer, she does some songs with Karan and Raoul, is an amazing piper, and does some pretty cool Indian/Celtic crossovers

[@alanholowaychuk6788]

this is THE most comprehensive and honest talk about the lyrics and meaning that I've seen so far

[@kzonedd7718]

I'm an old punk/metalhead, eighties edition (built in the seventies) and I don't know how many people would still be around or be around better if we weren't so afraid to not seem 'hard' all the time. If you need to leak, leak. If you need to vent, vent. If you need to talk, talk. Hell, if I'm here and no one else is, I'll talk to you even if I don't know you. Just talk people. Communicate. I can't help if I don't know what you need. You won't seem weak. You're not a burden. MR: subbed. Hit the bell. Thank you for not trying to seem 'hard' and showing people by example that metal isn't about being a stone wall.

[@MetalHeadReacts]

Well said sir, well said.

[@gregoriikatastrov7472]

I'm near my 30's now and i've had some mental/emotional instability through my entire adult life (starting around when i was 14, suicidal thoughts since 16). I was never diagnosed with BPD (as i've never been talking about it to my relatives or anyone i know really) but its description is above 90% accurate for how i've been feeling. I've found that metal music helps me a lot (and the thought that i've always have time to finish with myself so there is no hurry). I'm lucky enough to find myself an amazing woman (my wife now) so i have someone to live for. But man, this is sometimes hard AF to cope with myself. And also i cry like a b*tch whenever im listening to songs like this one. Cheers.

[@Jaisabaapwaisabeta]

I myself am dealing with depression and anxiety issues. This track made me get up and fight. I have been benefitted from counselling sessions and I am continuing to do that as I go ahead. Love you man. Thanks for making this video. Love all the way from India.

[@gonzo26nix]

I originally started watching this reaction while on my work computer, where I can't leave a comments, and felt that I had to leave something.. so I quickly hopped onto my own computer. I've watched Jee Veerey dozens of times. It always hits me. I've been in that dark place.. I've lost friends to that place and I've lost family. I wish.. I wish they had heard this before they left. This song is just beyond great. You can look at it from any aspect and it is good.. and then they set up the sessions to help people at the end of the video. I love these guys, and I've shared the original video several times. this has been one of the best reactions I've watched to this Jee Veerey, no one else (so far) has spoken at length about depression, about suicide, or about the lyrics. I also lost a close friend to suicide. She was smart and funny and wonderful and I hadn't seen or heard from her for a couple weeks. I reached out to her and the next day she was took her life. Thank you for opening up about your loss, pain, and honesty.

[@neintales1224]

Years late to see your reaction, but solidarity man, I cry EVERY TIME I watch this and several other of their songs, and when I first saw and heard this it hit my bipolar/depressed ass hard.

[@bengarver8155]

This song brought me out of one of the darkest parts of my life.

[@Mathius87]

You shouldn't apologize for crying. It may seem like a weakness, but I see it as a way of releasing pain, it makes us stronger. We are here for you brother. Stay Strong.

[@sylvanstrength7520]

I'm so happy to see that you reacted to this video! This quickly became one of my favorite songs. It's so powerful!

[@zacharycappoli623]

What you did helping to bring this song to the forefront and sharing your struggle are truly great acts and I appreciate it so much. You're an excellent dude and this was so helpful and made me feel better and understood for a few. I'm really grateful for you, man. Thank you. 🖤🏴✊🏽

[@cornelloverfloater4231]

@zachary cappoli Yeah I agree, the guy is just brilliant!!

[@lisavranesevic5754]

I love your vid. Thank-you. This song is what introduced me to Bloodywood. It meant so much to me when I first heard it. I blare it out my car windows often and my neighbor's daughter is now a fan. Love Bloodywood.. and you for your honesty.

[@dallezzra8063]

I cried so much when I first heard this song. Years later, I still cry. I love Bloodywood. These people make me have some faith 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@ojaspurohit5852]

i am happy that Indians are entering into the world of Metal!

[@X6Thunder]

Raul these days is a full member of the band and They will be doing a european tour soon. They are also fully supported by their fans through patreon since Indias metal scene is Non existant.

[@PeoplecallmeLucifer]

... well they are making it exist XD

[@MetalHeadReacts]

Ah, fair enough. I was just going by the video stating that he was a featured artist, and as I said, my research into the band didn't uncover very much information. Always good to get new information though, so thank you.

[@arrv544]

@@MetalHeadReacts I've started listening to these guys quite recently and I should say they've managed to create a huge impression. Bloodywood takes a socially positive message and uses the powerful medium of metal and Indian folk elements to present their ideas across in a powerful way. Do listen to their song endurant which Is about bullying and their must recent song machi bhasad.

[@TF_NowWithExtraCharacters]

@@MetalHeadReacts The band announced Raoul joining them during their latest video which was only a week ago, so it's not surprising that the info's hard to find. Just wanted to say, it's Monday here, and watching how the song's message resonated with you made the day better. Thank you.

[@lorriemiller6750]

Actually in their most recent interview they said the Indian Metal Scene is growing and expanding so it is getting bigger and they are starting to tour in Europe and America and having well deserved success.

[@nogomartani8847]

Shed those manly tears, i'll accompany you.. I've been following bloodywood for a while, but i feel a deeper connection with the song by listening to it and your reaction too.. Thank you..

[@AGDinCA]

How on Earth did I miss this so many months ago?? I absolutely love Bloodywood. They are talented, funny as hell (they've done some metal parodies of popular songs) and many of their songs have important social messages. Here are a couple of links for you (you may have seen some of these by now). Make sure you always watch until the very end. Ari, Ari - kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2WponqGh7aKfK8 Expect a Riot - kzbin.info/www/bejne/faTcZqaArpqSaZY Endurant - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpfNhZWPZ7Otqa8

[@raemondrose3349]

Ayyyyy BPD friend It's a wild ride, thanks for sticking around and making these videos

[@AnyFuleKnoThat]

I am so glad you watched this, it is yes very powerful, and i was so impressed with the band providing counseling sessions. I have been down below too, but have come back to the light, you are not alone 💖

[@sirbiff10]

Metalhead I’ve listened to this song so many times I can pretty much say the Hindu bits from memory. This song changed me. Along with their song endurant, which about bullying.

[@Kieora]

Respect for you man! this song hits hard

[@tishtorture2519]

Jesus fucking christ. This review hit me as hard as the song. Jee Verey, fellow BPD and depression warrior. ♡

[@Arjunvandemataram]

I have been through 3 heavy years of depression. All I could think about in the end was finding a painless way to end my life. Thank god I have a loving family and a truely amazing girlfriend. They helped me through. But everytime I hear this song, I just burst in tears and cry. Litterally every frikkin time. The lyrics, the music, the energie . . . everything about this song just hits me like a Train in the deepest part of my heart and soul. Thank you so much for this vid bro. Keep up the great work !

[@midnight1s1s]

I'm so glad you reviewed these guys, specifically this song. They're awesome guys and do amazing things for their supporters. I also really appreciate the comments about mental health. Your fans are here for you too. Much love. 🤘🏻

[@1982Lantis]

Your reaction after reading the words from Camus, was exactly like mine! You heard the power of the message: NEVER GIVE UP!!!! We're invincible at all!

[@MyBrainDontWork920]

Bro, I cried those exact tears the first 10 or so times I heard this song. Just Saying... I'm with ya, bro... I'm with ya!

[@shinejoseph4366]

Great reaction:-)loved it

[@heyy13]

Man. Your so strong for having gotten through this and posted it. The whole time i just wanted to reach through the screen and give you a hug. I wish you the best.

[@godfatherofbloedniss]

these guys are so underrated... i follow them since they gut ari ari out and they are just awsome... extrem deep meaning in thier lyrics and well written music... very great and emotional reaction. hard shell, soft core like most of us man... this makes you a great person. keep on with this.

[@VishnuNairTV]

Absolutely loved your reaction, brother. ❤️

[@terjealns2381]

me too lost a friend to depression. 6 years ago. ive listening to this track a year. do you want a flu? no, you dont. do you want to get a heart attack? no, you dont. do you want cancer? no, you dont. do you want mental illnesss issues? no, who wants that shit! so far, curiosity brings me further. lucky i am.

[@natashagoode501]

Tis the measure of a song that can strike you at your core, isn't it. I'm impressed at your constitution to unashamedly react to this song. You're a giant among men, mate. :) Oh and do check out their other songs - they are awesome, and heavy. And they're touring the UK soon too. :D.... Raj Against the Machine....I shit you not. :) I'm just shitty that they're not touring Australia.....yet.

[@gregoriikatastrov7472]

It is hard to win the fight, when your own brain is your opponent.

[@dinakaraghebbar6695]

Most inspirational track with fusion of heavy metal and soothing music,

[@TheObscureRambler]

Your reaction and your shared experiences, feelings and vulnerability are absolutely precious. Depression is indeed a killer. If not literally, then figuratively. As a chronic atypical depressive who has also lost loved ones to mental illness struggles, even if it does not kill you, period, it can kill you on the inside. Kill your future plans, your dreams, your sense of purpose or your sense of self. In that dark place, you might not even know who you are anymore, what you're supposed to do and supposed to be. I was stuck for years in that space, existing, _not living_. I urge every single person to REACH OUT. You ARE NOT a burden. You are not useless. You are not unworthy. You are needed. You're so worthy. It just doesn't FEEL that way right now, so it's very, very hard to believe. Reach out. Please.

[@secretvault4825]

I feel you bro. I was in tears too. Love from India.

[@bladedth3sis]

They have since released a third video and I would suggest all of them to react to. Endurant is about bullying and Machi Bhasad is a more political song but still just as powerful as the others.

[@rudeminnesotan]

I waa looking up the MV for this song to share with my friends because my depression has been hitting really hard lately (moderate recurrent is my diagnosis) and this song never fails to me make cry, especially when I read the lyrics. I was crying right after watching you and reading the first chorus and was getting ready to pause so I could cry it out and go back to watching your react when you paused too and I was just like, "yuuup that's what it does to ya."

[@sadlaw2799]

I'm glad you're talking about this subject, even if you talk about it 24/7 I would listen to you, because you're brave enough to talk about it openly, I really appreciate it, thank you. Live Brave One ❤️

[@achintyarajimwale618]

It was hell. It had been so tough. But I always thought it was just a phase and I was being tough on myself, and that I just needed to be strong, I felt I was just weak. But after years I went to a psychiatrist for my ADHD and he diagnosed that I was depressed. Suddenly so so so many things started to make sense and so many experiences fell into place. Trust me, most of the people who go through hell dont know they're depressed.

[@Angie-zk4ei]

Thank you for discovering me this band! I will check out other songs by them. I loved your commentary and your genuine reactions. I was wondering if I could request a song? Unbeliever, by Architects, is an amazing one that I don't think would leave anyone indifferent. xo

[@natashagoode501]

Not wanting to burden someone with mental illness makes as much sense as to me as not wanting to burden someone to fix one's broken leg. We as a society will beat the ridiculous stigma. It will happen. :)

[@oneek]

Go for their "Endurent", next...!!

[@frankribery3362]

It's amazing

[@lorriemiller6750]

He actually joined the band they have several songs that address the mental health issues and they are awesome.

[@MetalHeadReacts]

Aye. I discovered that fact shortly after this video was made. I have since covered a couple of their other tracks, and I adore them and what they stand for.

[@lorriemiller6750]

@@MetalHeadReacts I do too.

[@lorriemiller6750]

The awesome part their fans keep paying for the counseling sessions for other people and so do the band's patrons from Patreon.

[@lorriemiller6750]

Preach because it is a part of it and mental illness is a real thing and they are real illnesses and disorders and people who do not know are absolutely clueless.

[@amandakerik]

13 reasons why is a Netflix show about the aftermath of suicide and the torment the person went through... and like many other triggering things, it triggered (actual trigger, not "upset") a few people into self-harm and death.

[@jennifersaverstam-lydecker1557]

I' m a latecomer to your great channel. About crying and tears: When we feel the need to cry from frustration, sorrow, anger, embarrassment etc, it's partly because our brain desperately tries to "flush" out stress hormones like cortisol. Under stress our problemsolving abilities often get impaired or crash. This is why stress hormones are so potentially harmful. The make up of our tear fluid is completely different compared to the content of f.ex tears of laughter and onion fumes. If we let ourself cry, alone or with a friend/s...the stress becomes manageable a lot quicker than if we "remain strong" etc. This is why we get new ideas or feel able to get unstuck after a good cry. Also why we tend to feel relaxed and sleep so well afterwards. Big thumbs up to you❣️🖖🤘

[@MKitchen75]

So very good reaction.. ❤️❤️

[@thomaschivers7821]

Glad you found this song man...Its an incredibly powerful piece of music...

[@dannycash7880]

This is the most real thing I've seen in a long time. Thank you!

[@dasone886]

I love that you bring up this subject about mental illness in the way as you do. I recognize almost everything you're describing about how it effect yourself and why it's SO important to be able to talk about it and know how another act or are who have this. I have lost so many relationships and friends because of misunderstanding about my bipolarity. Not being able to remember everything because of a stressful blackout (or even ECT in my case, 5 week suddenly total got erased in my head). Jee Veerey brother

[@ravenXmetal]

Just wanted to say, ' I'm here for you!' Hit me up if you ever want to talk. 'I love you' and 'you are awesome!' Subscribed, and I feel you. We are strong. And we are enduring the tests of fire!

[@ravenXmetal]

Love from India brother!

[@cornelloverfloater4231]

They're absolutely amazing! Loved the reaction as well! Great job man

[@ansharora976]

Please react to machi bhasad by bloodywood!

[@robby2289]

Man I can tell ya right now if I had a friend like you I would learn to deal with you as you and if people can't then they don't need you at your best although I will admit I had a *friend* who pretended to have what you had and I yelled at her all the time because I caught her in her lies and she always joked about mental illness and it pissed me the fuck off anyway dude I am glad you reviwed this song because it means so much to me keep it real man!

[@lorriemiller6750]

You are not your disease and you are not your disorder. It is never okay to attack anyone no matter what genre of music they prefer to listen too or not.

[@seanmaloney3524]

More power to you brother, awesome to see you in the doco .kia haha

[@RandomBeing]

Really liked your Reaction, saw Bloodywood live recently, if you can, do it. Also thank you alot for your Shoutout for S.O.P.H.I.E. , not enough people know it.

[@adityaraj3203]

In 2021..and after covid this song makes so much sense

[@lorenasanches8082]

Tu jeet, veerey ❤

[@secretvault4825]

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I was in tears. Love from India.

[@into_the_void]

I hope you are doing better brother..we are with you , never feel alone.

[@themadyokai]

I love that song i had the same reaction, hearing your story hit me hard, Stay Strong Keep rocking

[@W0lfSh1eld]

Depression is a real threat, a few months ago I dropped off a friend back to their home, on my way back I had the thought "Just hit the gas and turn the wheel" when I got home, I stayed in the car for a few minutes crying and eventually lead to screaming at the top of my lungs

[@cornelloverfloater4231]

@Randstein Jee veerey (Live brave one!! \m/

[@LithiumThiefMusic]

I can't place your accent, but I like it a lot, it's really soothing. Reminds me of Simon Pegg. Also, as someone else who is living with mental illness, solidarity, and thank you for making this wonderful video.

[@MetalHeadReacts]

I'm British, I live in the north of England, although I don't have a northern accent. I've lived all over the country, and no matter where i go, i'm always told i sound posh hahaha

[@LithiumThiefMusic]

@@MetalHeadReacts I like it a lot! Thank you for sharing your thoughts and feelings on this song. Your honesty and openness are touching.

[@wolfm682]

Thank you for a reaction bro god bless you

[@rojindangol7882]

subscribed! im an emotional guy too. love u brother. love your message..

[@wolfm682]

Hi mind blowing reaction stays strong 💪 peace ✌️

[@chaitanyam2298]

Not a single dislike NOT A SINGLE FUCKING DISLIKE... Says everything about the band!

[@sagchipkwe31]

I have borderline and PTSD. Love you are doing this.

[@prolitcom]

Got the same leaky situation when listening to this song for the first time. Thanks for the reaction. Kinda strange to see a big bearded guy cry to a song, but that's where I'm at the moment with a beard and tears. Fuck...

[@prakashusha3006]

Please react on tunak tunak and Endurant by bloodywood

[@Denthedutchmann]

You fill it ... i did...🙏🇳🇱🙏👌👌

[@yazzz01]

did you know you were on their new documentary mate ?

[@MetalHeadReacts]

Wait, what?

[@yazzz01]

@@MetalHeadReacts kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnrZq5mLgbR9bZI

[@maximef.994]

@@MetalHeadReacts Yeah, they used your reaction amongst other in their documentary to illustrate how people reacted to the band all around the world. That documentary made me come here to watch.

[@lorriemiller6750]

A very poignant song addressing this issue is a song called Stealing Life by Red Sun Rising where all the proceeds go to the cause of suicide prevention and the people who appear in the video have all been affected directly by someone they loved committing suicide.

[@satvikjha8932]

Watch their wacken documentary you are featured there

[@doreinpaulemmanuel3614]

Are you Australian sir? It’s Indian folk metal sir

[@terjealns2381]

Possibilities.

[@nashdasmurayan1975]

😔

[@saurabhcent211]

I wasn't gonna cry but i did. And React to Endurant by bloodywood. It's the best bloodywood song

[@ericviehrig7534]

I think you explain the illness how it realy is. In my opinion there is a big difference between ill and getting attention. Is your body doing the pain under or out of controll. Thx 4 reading, 78 Sry for mistakes, my english is kinda rusty :D

[@vivekjoshi914]

Hey brother...I don't know your name...but I would like to host you once....I know it might be and would be a cultural shock though 😅😅

[@MetalHeadReacts]

I'm not sure I understand what you mean?

[@vivekjoshi914]

Mmm sorry.....I watched your reaction...and I found it to be true...unlike what's going on now a days......so I invited you to my place...to stay like for some days...would make you roam...freely......and to express...would make you see my culture up close ...and listen to you live...?? 😅😬😬

[@vivekjoshi914]

@@MetalHeadReacts I know still don't make sense...ADHD.....so associations are made way too fast.....I have queries for metal...as in for genre....so let me know if you're free to tell me about it...😬😬

[@terjealns2381]

Doing martial arts against oneself each day without even wanting the fight. Years and years by. I'm still standing, but being drunk is caahlming...Btw. Steve Harris hates punks, but physical attacks on punks even more.

[@prakashusha3006]

Endurant by bloodywood is much better

[@prakashusha3006]

Endurant is much better.