Music Teacher Reacts to Jinjer "Teacher, Teacher!" | Music Shed #28

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[@robjdrum]

PLEASE READ: CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM Ok first off I love your videos, you are one of the best reaction creators... 1 change would make you perfect. As someone who is a musician and as someone who also loves music reaction videos. .. When you pause the video to make a comment, back it up 5 or so seconds when you resume. As a watcher of music reactions, most people that know what's coming are waiting in anticipation to see your reaction obviously.. and most of those moments fall on the 1 of the beat. And when people who are musicians that do reaction videos pause to make a comment, they usually pause on the 1... this makes you miss some of the best moments in a song because you paused right on it and you killed that moment and you completely miss it on the resume. There are only a few who backup a bit on resume and this makes sure they don't miss anything. Jinjer has some of the best 1's in metal.. don't miss any of them.

[@MusicShed]

I love your suggestion! I will DEMAND my producer implement this in our next session. Truthfully, he's an idiot and should have thought of this on his own.

[@MusicShed]

This is David, that first comment WAS my producer!!!

[@tolypochkin3205]

@robjdrum I was about to suggest exactly the same!!

[@robjdrum]

@@MusicShed Love yall's stuff! Check out Words of Wisdom by Jinjer the chorus will punch you in both buttcheeks simultaneously... and Ape has one of the most powerful endings of all time! :) Thank you!

[@carpathianpsychonaut]

Can only second or third the wind-back comment. Love the Shed reactions and this is the only thing that annoys at times. This vid really shows how much the timing would help.

[@frothycarapace969]

The pit isn’t about hurting the person next to you. It’s about helping them up when they fall.

[@MusicShed]

That’s very cool

[@AndrejMeuer]

And is a lot of fun!

[@Bassalicious]

This. I also like you said "when" they fall not "if" hehe. The first time falling in a pit is scary as heck but when you look up and see nothing but space and helpful hands reaching to pull you up it's something else.

[@frothycarapace969]

@@Bassalicious usually you cant even bend over to tie your shoes without someone picking you up haha

[@Bassalicious]

@@frothycarapace969 Exactly! lmao

[@MrGabrielmeurer]

Jinjer the best band I discovered last year.

[@MrGabrielmeurer]

Also, the best react channel discovered

[@leviathan3630]

Fat same

[@veli-pekkakivimaki1362]

Best band i discovered last century :D

[@bleachdragon88]

I was on the outskirts of the mosh at the Jinjer show I went to last year. Almost fell over a few times but everyone was looking out for each other. I had a blast!

[@omegawolfd]

React to " I Speak Astronomy" it is a great technical piece with great use of space.

[@Cardas_Copper]

Agreed

[@froshambo]

Additionally, the music video for that song is one of the best music videos I've ever seen. Please, please, please react to this one.

[@justdave9610]

"great use of space" I see what you did there

[@jeffthejinjer]

The best!!!

[@enlightendbel]

I see what you did there :p

[@tribaltalker1608]

I could listen to Jinjer all day. Sometimes I do... Really glad you're enjoying them too.

[@odell4625]

Jinjer singlehandedly got me back into metal after about five years of tripping on the hippie Festival scene. Since then, I've begun to blow up the most extreme metal I can get my hands on. Yeah, they are not the hardest out there but they are almost impossible to beat in terms of just how well constructed their music is. Pit of Consciousness!!!

[@cowboy41231]

Chris Odell yes many genres and techniques involved in their compositions

[@dougarnold7955]

🤔... there's a hippie festival scene?😁👍 I found Jinjer about three years ago when I first started looking around on KZbin for female vocalists in Metal. Wow! I was amazed at how much is out there! I'm still exploring! Jinjer is great stuff. For me there's so many female screamers I like. I also like a lot of the retro metal type bands like Lucifer and Burning Witches and Savage Master...Savage Master is a little like Bitch from years ago. There's so many I love! I was tired of the mainstream kind of Metal and had kind of gotten away from paying attention to it. Rock on! 🤘😁.

[@odell4625]

@@dougarnold7955 lol there sure is. It has unfortunately been ruined this year by covid. You can usually find a listing of music festivals within your radius on jambase.com. I've been to country concerts, metal fests and hippie fests. The couple things they all have in common are psychedelics and chicks that are clothing optional. The very best of times.

[@dougarnold7955]

@@odell4625 Cool. Thanks for the reply. I don't actually go to shows and fests ...but you never know. I love live footage and so on KZbin. 🤘😁

[@sandercohen5543]

What i love about rock and metal is how free it is. There are no rules, almost no prejudice, compared to other genres, and there is very little resistance to new ideas. It is so freeing, because you have no creative limits. That's probably why there's a million different subgenres.

[@aerohokie24]

As for the question about moshing: I really enjoy it, but not full "beat the shit out of each other". More just shouldering/shoving as just a way to get into the energy of the song. MOST metal mosh pits are actually very respectful and it's all balanced to the music.

[@flyingardilla143]

Yup, mostly good-natured violence

[@arc6017]

Exactly!!

[@westrah9425]

True, even "walls of death" like the one at the end of this song usually don't end in many injuries from my experience.

[@dave-ish8098]

Exactly, it's just dancing impolitely haha. I cant count how many times people were going nuts but if someone falls there's two or three dudes to help them up right away.

[@Jed-qi8wo]

If you get knocked down you will be picked up!

[@lordstanley9193]

It was fun to mosh when I was a bit younger. The vast majority of people were respectful and not looking to hurt anyone. For something really technical, you should react to Awakening by Unleash the Archers. It will blow you away.

[@HellbornNL]

fully agree UTA is a great band !

[@j.f.fisher5318]

Fun reaction. Great work as always. It is very rare for the band to call out individual reactors. :) Kudos! Someone requested I Speak Astronomy, that's a great choice. :)

[@Neal_YouTube]

Really like the extras you put into your vids. The production shows.

[@ThePizzablogger]

As someone who grew up in DC in the 80s and 90s, love the Bad Brains mention about moshing.

[@eliberdinner4808]

Dude! Jinjer are featuring you on their Instagram stories! They want to do that interview with you!

[@dumpsterfyre278]

I’ve always said when you see a bass player play with it up at their chest level you’re about to get your world rocked! Him, the bassist of Mudvayne, Les Claypool, are just a couple of examples.

[@FEFwest]

welcome in Jinjer family, salute from Slovakia Bratislava, great reaction, thanks, Tatiana write all the lyrics in songs, r rly good deep massages. gj, bro. (also Atari 800XL with turbo2000)

[@Einherji81]

well eugene wrote Pisces lyrics

[@FEFwest]

@@Einherji81 ehm not. Tatiana is born 15.3. so in zodiac Pisces, i saw interview with tatiana about writing this song...

[@corybrown8422]

Another great reaction as always.

[@cowboy41231]

“ Jinjer with a “J”. Love that Atari t-shirt with an “A” 😆 but to answer your question about “do we like beating the shit out of each other?” The answer is “yes BUT it’s outta love! We pick each other up when ones falls down, say “y’allright bro, you’re good? Good! *boof* *pow* “ and the cycle starts all over again until the next riff... 😂

[@Chello53427]

Definitely check out Perennial (Live at Wacken). I also really like the official video for On The Top, it’s got a great groove 👌🏻

[@GridDownSurvival]

And yeah... Jinjer is one of the best..

[@enriquehurtado605]

Love your reactions!!! You are a GREAT music teacher...

[@JonNo86]

Great reaction as always and I love how you can pick up the subtle nuances that make this band so amazing! You really can't go wrong with any other song choice to react to next. One of the great things about them is most of their songs are completely different, yet they are all beautifully and uniquely written. Can't wait for you to discover more!

[@jamieburnette2438]

Jinjer live at Wacken " Perennial " .

[@saltydroog854]

I discovered Jinjer by watching vocal coaches reaction videos. I think Elizabeth Zharoff's channel (Charismatic Voice) was the first for me. I'm not much of a metal fan, I don't dislike it, but I tend to like more blues, New Orleans Jazz, classic country...stuff like that. Jinjer has blown me away. Their complex time signatures...the syncopations on top of syncopations...the use of dissonance. It's all so alluring. And Tati writes some of the most beautiful poetry. I'm absolutely obsessed with this band.

[@sawstream]

If only my music teacher was this cool

[@alexandrestarinsky1055]

David, Jinjer Official invited you to contact them about this interview today on their Instagram

[@MusicShed]

We’re on it!

[@Randomizer939]

Jeffrey Fisher is our (Jinjer army) John Connor. About playing bass guitar "this high" is about his style, he uses slap, pop, hammer, tapping, you name it... all the elements of playing bass guitar - so therefore his hand has to be close to reach the all strings for any purpose. So called "chicken wing stance", it will get tough on your elbow in long term, but I'm pretty sure they know how fix it with precise physical exercise :D This is Tati's only warmup for next gig - having gig every second day (before this virus shite)

[@j.f.fisher5318]

Haha, I'm no leader. Just happy I can share the fruits of my obsession. Note that a gig every second day was basically their average for the year, but on their north American tour last year, they were usually doing multiple shows in a row, with usually just a day off before going right back in. 42 shows in 60 days. 152 shows total for the year. They are getting a vacation now though.

[@Randomizer939]

@@j.f.fisher5318 It was just a compliment, no need to destroy me ;)

[@Neal_YouTube]

The John Connor comment made me laugh. A lot of the times I want to post info on these reactions, but am too lazy and I'll just check to see if Jeffrey has posted and sure enough he has.

[@j.f.fisher5318]

@@Randomizer939 sorry sir! :) There's a joke in my household from the first MiB movie "we at the FBI do not have a sense of humor that we are aware of" not sure if that will make sense in this context. I sometimes miss the intricacies of normal human communication hahaha.

[@j.f.fisher5318]

@@Neal_KZbin I like when I get to a reaction late and see other people leaving such insightful stuff.

[@dougarnold7955]

Thanks. It's cool you're getting into Jinjer so much! 🤘😁

[@camlloyd3321]

Awesome, fun, and even kinda educational. Loved the reaction. Keep the Jinjer coming.

[@tomwiegerinck788]

Check out some Spiritbox too. As you enjoy Jinjer, I think it would be right up your alley

[@mnkyball]

I love how in this video you're still really apprehensive about pits and moshing, and in the Perennial Live at Wacken video you can't wait to get into it. It's the Jinjer effect, the energy and skill they put out is just baffling and just completely takes you away. They are one of the best in the business at the moment, I truly adore them. Lovely reaction!

[@feedthemonkey83]

So this technical level is meanwhile almost common in the Progressive Scene which I find one of the most professional scenes at all in Rock / Metal. You can hear many influences of Opeth, Meshuggah, Lamb of God and so on ... and all of them are masters on music. Jinjer does well adopting to them and create their own style, which is not only Tatianas work alone. But Tatiana is one of a kind ... I honestly don't like and listen to females in Metal and Rock ... but she convinced me completely. As soon as Corona is gone and they play in Germany for themseleves, not as part of a festival, I will be there.

[@martinlopez1091]

Toda mi vida fui fan de Metallica...suicidal tendencies... pantera...pero cuando escuché jinjer...me voló la cabeza! La voz y los movimientos de Tatiana son adictivos...y la banda es asombrosa!

[@nickmilo932]

Cierto... Su lenguaje corporal es increíble. el talento y dedicación de todos es maravilloso

[@davidforrester303]

I am an old man now, so the pit hurts more than it used to. I usually avoid it as it is a young man's game...but for the right band, I am all in it. Love it! 10-15 years ago, I lived in the Ozzfest pits every year. The only time I have seen Jinjer there was not much of a pit at all. People were genuinely so surprised how great they were live that many stood slack jawed in awe.

[@nicholasbrassard3512]

4:44 dude that key and peele clip 👌 :D Love your reactions btw, much love from canada

[@canadianmorugascorpion3107]

One of the Most Legit Music Reaction Person on KZbin Period !!! Love but Love your Reactions !!! Everytime i'm digging more the Song i love with you and it mean alot about a KZbinr Legimacy !!! Congrats Bruh 🤘🤘🤘

[@MusicShed]

Ty bruh!

[@ksapp2622]

You can't explain the ENERGY IN A MOSH PIT its honestly like nothing you've ever felt, you fell no pain its pure adrenaline in the 90s you would get hurt. I went to a rage against the machine concert and left on a stretcher

[@kebobs3727]

Easily my favorite Jinjer song. Great video

[@pauljames2591]

Very entertaining video sir! I too am a recent Jinjer convert and I found your comments to be very informative and hilarious at times. Keep up the good work.

[@RalphBellairs]

I'm 66 years old. I've been listening to rock bands since I was 14. Jinjer are the best band I've ever heard. Message ends.

[@MusicShed]

I really love this band too

[@saadesigner07]

This channel feels like pop up video from VH1. Love it. New sub. MORE JINJER!!!!!!

[@beards76]

I came across this video by following the link from Jinjers instagram story. It appears they like your reaction videos as well. You are right, they are an awesome band.

[@majones117]

Jinjer posted this on their Instagram and asked for you to "contact them for that interview"

[@JimboKM]

Never get tired of sharing a new Jinjer experience. I pose a question for a musician. How could two female fronted metal bands from Ukraine be so different? The band IGNEA answers that question. They have keyboards. They sometimes work with an orchestra. They use eastern scales heavily. Please check out IGNEA "Disenchantment" for what I consider to be the song and video of the year. If you like it, "Alga" has an extended intro with live orchestra.

[@davazz9586]

Fantastic recommendation

[@EchosInSilence]

The a a ron clip killed me hahaha. Love your insight dude

[@krislynch2847]

You rock David! Really insightful, knowledgeable reactions. JINJER is the best. You have to react to 'Perennial' live at Wacken. They are such a sick live band. Also 'I Speak Astronomy' is awesome!

[@pelijer]

Dude, you get it; that's so cool. Notice how the bassist was imitating a school bell ringing at the end? Captain Clock was written around the timing of a grandfather clock, and the intro is like winding it up. This band writes music like nothing else. They're my first musical obsession in many years. So, I checked out the description and your About page - you wouldn't happen to give music lessons?

[@MusicShed]

Indeed I do sir!

[@aidanwilson1028]

3:23 It is absolutely so much fun to beat the shit out of each other in the mosh pit at metal shows! Plus all of the crowds I've run into won't tolerate when dickheads start throwing elbows at people, and they'll pick you up off the floor immediately if you fall down in the pit. No permanent injuries, just good aggressive fun!!

[@richardmonroe7381]

In the 90s we used wood bass drum mallets on large metal washers in the studio duct taped to the heads to get that pronounced double bass hits. 😁👍 tech has come along way since.

[@oldmanjimh3165]

Agree completely.

[@r.u.s.t.659]

Man you just get it and I love that

[@matt926uk1]

My favourite Jinjer song is Perennial, its perfection!

[@natashagoode501]

There are a couple of different styles in a mosh pit. There are those of us who stand back and listen, others how jump in synchronisation with the crowd in time to the beat. Then there's the circle. It used to be just a group that would smash dance into everyone. Now it's organised into a 'circle' so that those who want to smash dance can, while there is a safe boundary. Always felt safe in a metal crowd. Most people look out for each other. :)

[@Stadt713]

Re: going to concerts and moshing or "beating the shit out of each other". It's a blast and very cathartic especially with a great band like this one. If you get the chance you have got to go and see Jinjer or another metal band. You don't need to be in the mosh, there are almost zones in the pit defined by etiquette. You can find a place to the side or further back where the dancing is a little less violent and you still have a great view.

[@Caffeinated_Owl]

And if anyone trips in a PIT, people almost always HELPS You get up, that's metal brothers for You :)

[@Stadt713]

@@Caffeinated_Owl 100%

[@marisolburgos8563]

She has so many great songs !!! On the Top Pit of Consciousness Ape Retrospection Perennial I Speak Astronomy (first song I ever heard by Jinjer and got me hooked !) Other songs that are great too: Pausing Death Home Back lainnereP I can go on and on. She also has great lyrics !!! Thank you for reacting to more Jinjer !!!!!

[@MysticleMonster]

They* - Jinjer is a band, not just one person.

[@GridDownSurvival]

Nice review man.. you appreciate music based quality energy delevery and connection with the listeners.. 😎😎😎

[@trapp-dawg]

You do great vids btw

[@mikem9270]

Okay I wouldn't call myself an aggressive person but, when you're at a concert with music like this, you absorb the energy from the music and feel invincible. Shoving ppl as well as being shoved is a way to channel use up some of that energy and it feels amazing! That's how i feel anyway.

[@adecentdelinquent8986]

I don't know if you heard that or not but Jinjer agreed on doing an interview with you!

[@joemcmanes5988]

Lol, instantly got the stank face love it

[@arc6017]

Amazing piece of music! Great reaction, fun and very enjoyable. If you wanna see some hidden tricks Jinjer have up their sleeves try the awesome "Judgement & Punishement", for an amazing live performance "Perennial" live at Wacken 2019 is a blast and "I Speak Astronomy" is a musical, lyrical and visual epic journey. Keep up the Jinjer train!

[@scottschrauth4567]

Scissors is the next song you should listen too, much in the vain of Teacher Teacher, bro your commentary is top notch because of your instrumental and music background, you give a very thoughtful and concise review of the technical and techniques that this band uses, well done sir

[@paulinecrawford6430]

I like the way you explain everything 😉

[@jeffthejinjer]

Rage and Jinjer in the same video hell yeah!!!! Saw Rage and Cypress Hill back in 95 at UNH soooo goood!!!

[@terismith4680]

Last time I saw them live I headbanged so hard my eyelashes came off!!!

[@MusicShed]

Ouch!

[@guitar_noodle]

You music teacher skills is going to also love Nightwish-Ghost love score.

[@chadvarnell1889]

A couple of common techniques/set ups used for metal kick drums are hard(er) beaters, sometimes even hard strikers on the heads, Mics with tight, shorter signal profiles like the Audix D-6 (I have one mounted internally on a Kelly SHU mount in my big rock kit). In mine, I didn't want that really clicky type response. I use rubber beaters an a Iron Cobra Twin, and an Audix D-6 Nickle. It is a big 24" x 18" kick, it has a lot of BOOM! I can kick it and lift and still get big sustained bass. It ended up having a great kind of self-EQ effect that is super easy for live sound engineers to work with. They love it... If they haven't ran sound for me before I usually tell them "A great baseline setting to start with is up on the bass cut everything else, and start with __ (approximated figure from experience) Reverb, then adjust that to fit the venue. About 80% of the time it comes out pretty close to spot on... IF... they listen and take my advice. ...and I am reminded of how long it has been since I have been able to play a larger venue, other than outdoors... Keep up the good work!

[@MusicShed]

Right on! Deep dive

[@themorrigan1312]

Awesome breakdown of the track! Tati has said the song is actually about celebrities and their fanbases, but that she also really likes the band's lyrics being interpreted in other ways, like seeing this track as being about religion or the education system

[@Moonmager]

Please do "Retrospection" by Jinjer!! It has a decent amount of Tatiana singing in her native tongue, and beautiful lyrical sections followed by hard hitting breakdowns and growls... the perfect contrast and tatiana's beautiful voice and her incredible growls make it my favorite Jinjer song. Worth a reaction for sure

[@kosche99]

The Black Dahlia Murder - Melodic Deathmetal - worth a try! moshing was fun back than, tho.. :D

[@chriswalden798]

Hey good reaction man. Jinjers live performance of "judgment and punishment in Melbourne is fantastic, you will really enjoy Tatiana's performance ;-) Hope to see you do it for your next one!

[@sheldoncooper8199]

The People in the Mosh Pit crowd look like the happiest people ive ever seen.

[@MusicShed]

That comment showed my mosh pit ignorance

[@Karen-vf8no]

This was a great video! I recommend “Noah” or “Retrospection” both are from their latest album, so you can see where the band is currently sitting with their sound! If you don’t react to jinjer again soon... ima have to speak to your manager

[@mitchell.8014]

If you want to see some more insane bass playing, Awakening by Unleash the Archers. Another incredibly tight metal band (all around) with a badass vocalist.

[@MusicShed]

I interviewed Eugene recently, coming out soon!

[@billgilson9987]

From the Sky- Protest the Hero they’re absolutely killer!

[@robxrebel]

Dude, i live your reactions to Jinjer. I enjoy music just like you. It touches my soul.... After hearing you about perfection in musicians i wonder if you are familiar with DCI. I would love to see you react to a goid dci show....

[@XShadoumonsutaX]

As a lot of other people have said already, moshing is generally not "beating the shit out of each other", but rather expending energy and having fun. A large majority of injuries that happen to people who are in the pit is due to jerks who don't follow the "rules" of a pit. And, believe it or not, there are unspoken and well-understood rules of mosh pits!

[@MusicShed]

Totally

[@LostCoastGhost_]

Got to see them in Hollywood right before Covid. Hung with Eugene, fucking epic bros.

[@richarddrawsstuff2728]

I found the video title amusing. Teaching reacting to teacher song. So i watched it. I do have a passing appreciation for this band. Havent listened to them that much.

[@lippesins]

Next Jinjer - Perennial live at wacken 🤘🏻

[@romanpokitko]

🤘JINJER ARMY 🤘

[@cheriev3768]

Ooh Jinjer

[@OlettaLiano]

I play my bass where it hangs on the strap in the same place no matter if I'm standing or sitting.

[@MusicShed]

It's all really how it works physically for you, it's such an individual thing. KEEP PLAYING! Awesome.

[@anthonycapolingua4898]

Mosh pitting is the greatest dance in the world i was hooked back in the day my first show was Sepletura, Biohazzard, and Pantera. I was born that day!!!!

[@copperdragon9214]

2:40 damn right.

[@ralflukas9695]

great reaction. This is one of my favourite bands and Tatiana is one of the two women that I would consider my "vocal goddesses". To meet the other one I'd like to recommend another great metal band with a different style. I checked the videos that you have done so far and couldn't find any Nightwish. They are from Finland and were founded 1996. They play symphonic metal. Tuomas Holopainen (the keyboardist) writes almost (95%) all of their songs (music and lyrics) and some even call him the Metal Mozart because of his compositions (he is not just writing the metal parts but also the symphonic parts that are then recorded by the London Philharmonic Orchestra and played as backtrack on the shows, it would be way to expensive to have a whole orchestra at every show when you're on tour). Like Tatiana, their vocalist, Floor Jansen from the Netherlands has an exceptional voice. She did some classical training, studied music at the Dutch Rock Academy in 1999, entering the Conservatorium Tilburg and studied musical theatre too. She has been a vocal coach for some years. You should really check them out. Usually "Ghost Love Score" live from Wacken 2013 is the entrance to this rabbit hole, because it shows a bit what Floor can do with her voice (she said she loves to perform this song). But you can start with any of their performances from Wacken 2013, this show was just legendary. The bass player (Marko Hietala, great vocalist too) accompanies Floor in some songs, like in "Ghost River" or "Romanticide" and they even have a third vocalist (Troy Donockley from the UK, he is a multi-instrumentalist and plays uilleann-pipes, tin whistle, bouzouki and some more) who usually just provides some harmonies, but got a little more attention on their recent album "Human:||:Nature", where he takes the lead in one song. The guitarist Emppu Vuorinen is an excellent musician too, he writes his solos himself and they are always great and fit the song, no showing off, just what the song needs. And current drummer Kai Hahto is just fantastic (he stepped in for Jukka Nevalainen who is a great drummer too, but had to stop playing because of health issues). Ok, I could go on throwing information at you, but once you have done your first Nightwish reaction, the Nightwish army will come and provide more.

[@matthewswanton6953]

Yes, moshing or as you say beating the shit out of each other, its the best thing ever to do at a metal show!

[@zachhamilton456]

need to do Periphery - Reptile. Such an amazing piece of work with so many elements that take you for a journey.

[@dominicgomez4229]

Im a huge Jinjer Fan but im not gonna lie, I subbed because you threw in Tom M. If you know you know. Fire Reactions Sir! Stay Safe out there!

[@mw2thriillagz]

Another awesome video! Love your jinjer reactions. Still going to request Code Orange- Swallowing the Rabbit Whole

[@sixeswow]

Great reaction. Do I like the mosh pit? Hell yes!

[@cormachayden1614]

I highly recommend you check out Cloud Factory. It's my favorite Jinjer video, but the Official live video is pretty great, too (particularly if you want to see some details of Eugene playing bass).

[@Module79L]

3:43 - He used to play a Venus, now he plays a baritone which, btw, it's the one in the picture you inserted. ; ) 5:25 - Lol...

[@beerisproof9019]

Mosh pits are cathartic. When you share in catharsis with other people you share something thats hard to replicate. It's never about hurting people, and those that are in the pit to hurt people are handled pretty quickly by the biggest two or three guys in the pit. You help people up when they fall. It's like fighting with your brother. You might be fighting hard, but God help the stranger who tries that.

[@84AlKal]

As many react videos as I've watched, no one has taken notice on the German band Deadlock. I would recommend Virus Jones; love that song

[@nightfire1011]

The thing about mosh pits is that youre not there to hurt people but to share your energy, there are a few idiots that so stuff that's too over the top but even though its chaotic if you fall/get hurt there will be atleast 10 people that will help you in an instant. I would love to see your reaction to Ne Obliviscaris - And Plague Flowers the Kaleidoscope live in Colorado 2016

[@MusicShed]

FYI, the mosh comments were just meant to be funny. I love the mosh thing and totally get it. 😘

[@the_verTigO]

Thumbs up for Key and Peele. :D

[@suitsme702]

on the macro album on the last song Lainnerp who is playing the piano

[@josephwilliams7881]

I'd love to hear your opinion on I speak astronomy. Excellent video love your reviews.