Metallica- The Four Horsemen | REACTION

[@stigpetersen9701]

They were 19-20 when they made this....absolute craziness...What did we do at that age....?....You have just scratched the surface of Metallica's legendary epicness.....next one: Disposable Heroes 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘

[@btrau9940]

The four Horsemen are the bringers of the apocalypse.

[@yancke]

Death, Famine, Pestilence and War or originally: Death, Famine, War, and Conquest

[@mitchand9]

Time is not a horseman

[@chris8534]

Love it. Not bad for a bunch of 19 year olds

[@arrya5372]

Most reactors pretend to be into the music but not this guy. This guy feels every riff and genuinely appreciates them.

[@hidrommel9668]

This band is one of the biggest inspirations for my band to exist, I hope that one day you can react to some of our music 🤘🤘🤘

[@hidrommel9668]

@Angelous Bacon we release our first single a couple weeks ago, check our channel here ou go to postify 🤘 I hope you like pirate metal hahaha

[@adwmineirinho]

danaaaado 🤘🤘🤘

[@hidrommel9668]

@Angelous Bacon thank you very much for the support man, for real, our band has months of life hahaha all support is necessary

[@UltraViolent21]

Same here. But that was 10 years ago!

[@mfree80286]

This is where they *start*.... with an album that a record store owner formed a small label for, and financed with a second mortgage.

[@mfkerjones]

Thats crazy!!!

[@longhaireddegenerate5912]

DUDE!!! ALWAYS do the lyric vids for Metallica tunes. yeah the music is awesome but the lyrics is like 40% of the experience at LEAST!

[@mfkerjones]

Bet

[@volbeatrules6528]

It is hard to understand the lyrics on this one, but once you know them by heart it takes this song to a whole new level of kick-ass!

[@steveholmes3842]

The four horsemen of the apocalypse, famine, pestilence, war and death.

[@Tony-rz4ks]

they were so young when they did this song. amazing

[@slowheat4651]

Kill Em All is the most youthful sounding album they ever made. I am 20 and they make me feel energetic and young despite being an album from 1983.

[@dexterjankaren]

This is some serious crunchiness.

[@andykapped0823]

The Frayed Ends of Sanity please

[@scottpritchardthep.i.t.1436]

THESE GUYS ARE IN THEIR FIFTIES NOW AND ARE STILL SELLING OUT STADIUMS AND ARENAS AROUND THE WORLD.

[@angelamcgowan1253]

Man , your all in this ISH 🤣🤣🤘

[@painthamilvendhan5335]

I know the solo is lit 🔥, love your reaction when that solo hits

[@crwbaseball]

I always loved this song. Also a little bit of information, the main rift, is somewhat set to the beat of a horse galloping . And the beat that it gives you (The head nodding), at least in my experience, simulates the riding of said horse. So "The Four Horsemen" is certainly a great title. Or I could be reading into things too much.

[@fatfishtaco]

You gotta check out a live performance next!! That's SURE to get you subs and likes. I recommend Metallica "Disposable Heroes" live in Mexico City, 2009.. You got everything to gain and nothing to lose with that one, trust me!

[@susanconstable2113]

I can’t tell you how many times I have enjoyed that video. I’ve seen them live many times but watching that is on a whole new level

[@fatfishtaco]

@@susanconstable2113 yes, that whole show is totally underrated in my opinion. I think the Seattle show is overrated tbh. You should check out " and justice for all" live in montreal. Best live version of that song!

[@jasjrock6424]

You cant go back to rap after that cheers from Australia ;)

[@F150fx2sporT]

Nice videos man just found your channel and you got yourself a new subscriber haha keep those Metallica videos coming. Do Fight Fire With Fire, Harvester of Sorrow and Sad But True

[@mfkerjones]

Thanks fam welcome to the #MFKINGGANG

[@scottpritchardthep.i.t.1436]

THE ONLY BAND IN HISTORY TO HAVE PLAYED ON EVERY CONTINENT IN THE WORLD INCLUDING THE ANTARCTICA.

[@kaffekaffekaffe5225]

🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@Swedishoutlaw]

Lmao Tatu in the intro

[@bigemetalmilitia8462]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@toetaggerh4253]

dude, you are the one.

[@scottpritchardthep.i.t.1436]

THEIR MUSIC MAKES YOU WANNA THROW A BRICK THROUGH YOUR GRANDMAS KITCHEN WINDOW!

[@lebarthenotorious]

Mfkin gang G 💪💯

[@derekk8523]

Gojira - gift of guilt live at the brixton acadmy

[@vannacee26]

The Four Horsemen have yet to appear. Day of Judgement--End Times.

[@kvk9657]

Yo i reccomend my fav The call of kutulu its an instrumental

[@andyk2607]

For some lit new Metallica please react to ‘Moth into Flame”

[@roberthamrick2758]

Bro check out Seek And Destroy by them on that same album

[@Shmik-w2b]

Watch them live for us please. Creeping death seatle

[@danksquid3265]

I had also heard other Metallica tunes (One/Master of Puppets etc.) before I heard this one. The thing that impresses me most is how they (mainly James and Cliff) transformed it, compared to the original ("Mechanix" by Dave Mustaine) - from energetic/hectic and puerile (lyrics) to epic. A sign of things to come.

[@cristealaurentiu2440]

There's no "original". It's a song composed together, before they din the right thing kicking out Mustaine.

[@keerthichandrac7364]

It was Lars idea to have slow mid section and Dave played sweet home Alabama jokingly which became the mid section of the song. But the song has one of the best solos by kirk in the mid section. It's sad that you don't get writing credits for solos in Metallica. Solos in Metallica just take the song to another level, especially in first 5 albums.

[@danksquid3265]

@@keerthichandrac7364 Yeah, Lars already knew how to arrange a tune. The middle section is the "epic moment" of this album, something they would explore a lot more on later records. James wrote lyrics transcending the original ones by Mustaine (Dave sure knows how to create riffs - can´t stop listening to tunes like "Wake up dead" and "Holy wars..." - but lyrically James reached another dimension). That solo is one of the reasons I started playing guitar 20 years ago. Kirk has mentioned how he often shared a hotel room with Cliff, sometimes ready to hit the bed but then Cliff would hook up the guitars and they would end up jamming. A writer, think it was Joel McIver, mentioned the fact that Cliff influenced the solos Kirk ended up playing on KEA. I can hear it, especially on this one. Regardless, Kirk kept the spirit alive. Bless all of them, and us, enjoying the timeless music.

[@metalmellie4371]

What happene? You stopped doing metal reactions?????

[@mfkerjones]

Most of them get claimed so they're on my Patreon.

[@llwazilethukuthula9221]

plz check out "Re$idual $elf image" by reece the boy droped it today

[@cristealaurentiu2440]

You don't care about lyrics? Then you can liste to whatever you want, but NOT METALLICA!