REACTION to JINJER (Who Is Gonna Be The One) 🔥🎤👊

Is there anything they can't do? Jinjer brings the whole damn house down with Who is gonna be the one.
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[@ChrisPage68]

Eugene's one of the world's most exciting bassists, period.

[@ChaseCarneson]

FACTS!!!

[@nothingTVatYT]

@@ChaseCarneson Oh and by the way: You mentioned the play-through of Eugene by some of your audience before. I think what was meant is that Jinjer releases own videos with titles like bass play-through or drums play-through that show just the band member in question.

[@R3tr0v1ru5]

Lol, you metal noobs have never listened to technical death metal. This guy's bass work is like entry level compared to it.

[@David54534]

Hey, do you want to check out my who is gonna be the one cover and leave a rating / comment what you think about it? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGLdm5ekibmpkMU Thank you :)

[@adrianojameson629]

I totally agree .. and I'm not a bass guy (yet) \o/

[@roxyrichter6654]

I appreciate that you show each member of the band's ability to shine. Nice reaction. Appreciate you! 🤘🏻

[@ChaseCarneson]

They ALL deserve as much appreciation as we can give them. Appreciate you right back.

[@adrianojameson629]

Yeah, I was thinking the same \o/ Thanks for typing it in for me 😁

[@adrianojameson629]

@Bloviator Magnus only if you look shallow. Of course she is the catcher and eye candy, but the magic of the band is entire mechanism, where every bog fits to the other.

[@kindalikechicken2299]

Tatiana loves ska and reggae. She sang in a ska band before Jinjer. When they write the music, they sometimes add bits of reggae for her, by her request. :)

[@ChaseCarneson]

Makes sense!!!

[@Kerbalf]

I can defintely feel that. Skatiana sounds like she'd kill it in No Doubt, hah!

[@El_Gordo_Chechy]

The band has original songs? What is the name?

[@nickclark6236]

@@ChaseCarneson If you liked that you should check out "judgment (punishment)"

[@ChaseCarneson]

@@nickclark6236 Already up my friend. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pn3bhJh7ot2Gpsk

[@cooltechnician]

You’re definitely the best music reviewer in the whole You tube,, you have reacted to Jinjer, Nightwish, Band Maid, Opeth and some amazing bands,, love your work and your comments.

[@busser649]

I appreciate channels like this with someone that's knowledgeable, that can pause & have actually something meaningful & informative to add. Great job!

[@ChaseCarneson]

Thank you for the awesome comment and support. Already got a bunch of reactions to a lot of those on the channel. Give them a look when you get a gap.

[@LowendNate]

Jinjer always kills it the bass player is so underrated with this band he truly shreds and is a inspiration for me to do better because we always can get better at anything we want to do

[@deed5811]

Sometimes I think Eugene plays lead bass!

[@Doug_Hannon]

I like how you can tell the chronology of their videos by how tattooed Tatiana is :)

[@truedarklander]

KoE: One sleeve Micro: Two slaaves: Macro; Neck tatoos

[@tatianatruta8790]

Awesome reaction. Is awesome seeing all of them get their part of the glory. It is always wonderful seeing you react to Jinjer

[@ChaseCarneson]

Lots more coming I promise. Thanks for the support.

[@hiawatha.g]

As much as I love rock, it is rare to see a rock band with the sheer technical virtuosity typical of jazz or fusion bands. Jinjer are an extreme exception. I love your analysis of them because there is so much to look at.

[@joshuatapp3447]

I find that more of the virtuosos drift toward death metal, due to its technical nature. Check out Blotted Science if you want some insanity (all instrumental).

[@hiawatha.g]

@@joshuatapp3447 Agreed, a lot of very technical death metal bands. By the way, I use "rock" as a generic term for everything that isn't classical, jazz or folk/traditional, so that includes metal. sometimes we slice the genres too thin. I've been pushing Chase to look at King Crimson--are you familiar with them? Mind-blowingly ahead of their time: kzbin.info/aero/PLjPIe5KlzbfVieL1zPh3LjDNJQBV98WTF

[@hiawatha.g]

@@joshuatapp3447 favorite link?

[@joshuatapp3447]

@@hiawatha.g kzbin.info/www/bejne/poKoqqqwh5mEmK8 This is one of their more straightforward songs. I love how much of this song is written in 5/4.

[@hiawatha.g]

@@joshuatapp3447 cool, will check it out.

[@nathaniellopez6438]

Her demon 😈 growl is top-notch, and her angelic voice is smooth!

[@handcoding]

8:00 - I think I’ve watched the stretch from 8:00 to 8:05 about half a dozen times already-I love your reaction there!

[@Module79L]

I'm surprised he didn't pause it, go back and play it a couple of times! :D

[@handcoding]

Module79L I know, right?

[@seanmurphy637]

Been waiting for this one. Comment even before watching. If you really want to be impressed by Eugene's bass then go watch the bass playthrough video on Jinjer KZbin channel. P. S. I think it was me that mentioned the bass playthrough in the poll. Let me know what you think of it. I saw them live in SA last year and they have mentioned on Facebook that they may be back again soon. I will be there.

[@androgmey]

I mentioned it too 😁 Eugene is a legend! I think On The Top has been my favorite playthrough so far

[@Neal_YouTube]

Really enjoyed your commentary and breakdown.

[@ChaseCarneson]

Thank you for this. Glad you enjoyed.

[@Jilhoa1]

They just mix and play what they like. Try Judgement & Punishment where they show just how much they like reggae

[@fabriciobarbosa2818]

Another great reaction! You definitely should check "I speak astronomy" next. Judgement (and punishment) is also a nice option if you want to see more of that ska/reggae influence.

[@mrrrka]

okay, now that you've duly appreciated Eugene, it's time for the show to be stolen by Roman - check "A Plus or a Minus" (guitar playthrough)

[@Neal_YouTube]

Roman plays his fingers off on that song, well probably all, but yeah, that song is nuts.

[@patortiz5747]

JINJER Growl Metal 🤘🍻

[@JanEvoFahle]

fun watching a new fan of Jinjer ,looking forward to I speak astronomy !

[@ChaseCarneson]

Coming soon 💪

[@rofyle]

Everybody who has ever watched this video: "Has he got a Tom & Jerry shirt on?"

[@ChaseCarneson]

😂🙋🏼‍♂️

[@vincespartacus372]

Hey........ thx a lots !!! Indeed, every songs of Jinjer are simply surprised eveytime , right ? This Band is very special, with high technical level playing since many years...with Jinjer we can touch the perfection ... (when you watch the song Perennial in live Wacken open air 2019, you think wouaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.....) 4 Members very very genius !!! Salute from France & let's Rock... (you win a new "Happy" subscriber...sure)

[@j.f.fisher5318]

Great analysis. As a non-musician that in-depth perspective helps me appreciate what I enjoy so much about their music. I Speak Astronomy is epic and the official video is beautiful. There aren't any top-quality live performance videos which is too bad because her voice has grown in belting power since the studio recording. Pit Of Consciousness is great in both the official and live in Kiev versions - but as a reaction, definitely do the Live In Kiev when you get to that one. Great song all around and the most savage growls of anything they've released. Tati's voice is constantly growing in power and control with her growls too and modern performances of this song are equally savage - if you are curious, look up the Live in Israel full set bootleg uploaded by Idan Shahar and use the link in the top comment to see a pretty good bootleg. When I saw them live the first time I was standing next to a stack of speakers and I could feel those low growls shaking me to my bones.

[@ChaseCarneson]

Thanks for this awesome info. Appreciate the support. I'm loving these guys so I promise I'll be doing a whole bunch more.

[@SweetPimpin]

I swear to god dude. Leave this band alone, it’s not good for your mental health to keep obsessing over Jinjer.

[@sike8156]

@@SweetPimpin wrong answer Bruh , jinjer is the main reason why we're still alive

[@MrHws5mp]

Ha - been waiting for this one, and your reaction to that bass riff after the first chorus. Knew you, of all people, would appreciate it.

[@ChaseCarneson]

Was amazing!!! Honestly just incredible.

[@richletram539]

Glad you chose this one. Awesome version of this song! Great reaction! Thank you for entertaining us during these crazy times. 😁

[@AdmiralKnight]

Thumbs up for that first pause

[@ChaseCarneson]

0:4 😂🙋🏼‍♂️

[@MaskedNozza]

I don't know how many times we've watched this reaction. Great to see the insight into each member and see you starting to pick up on just how close they are to each othet

[@DMSpikes1987]

Man...really enjoying your take on these reactions...very detailed

[@chrisalex1955]

Great reaction !!! Exciting to see peoples faces during all of the Jinjer Songs... Also check out Cloud Factory, Noah, Retrospection

[@Schnorgldorf]

There’s a lot of places to stop in this song. This band is incredibly tight. Very impressive musicianship.

[@Schopenhauer667]

8:00 That Eugene reaction, loved it!

[@АлексейМырный-х7ъ]

спасибо за работу!

[@cat-o-matic]

I'm Jinjer crazed!

[@ChaseCarneson]

Can't help myself

[@Duncan2199]

Check out Perennial-Live at Wacken 2019 and Judgement and Punishment-Live in Melbourne 2020. Both great live performances by Jinjer

[@ChaseCarneson]

Perennial is already up on the channel give it a look when you get a gap.

[@captaindadbodZA]

I've liked Jinjer for a long time, but when I saw this live version, I was sold on seeing them live. Great breakdown of one of the most perfect and tightest performances I've ever seen.

[@soloaquatics]

On the top live

[@simmysims9209]

Jinjer is like what happen when a jazz band change for metal. Very progressive and unique 🤘

[@LouieGrandie]

Well done again Chase

[@ChaseCarneson]

Appreciate you

[@LouieGrandie]

Chase Carneson now start work on The Warning Band and their song The End Stars Always Seem to Fade 🤣🤣🤣

[@aenorist2431]

I can completely relate to crushing both on Tatjana (obviously) as well as Jewhen (because listen to that bass though, and the ease with which he is pulling that off). No need to hide it :P

[@mrrrka]

fun fact: this spelling "Jewhen" would be a perfect one in Ukrainian Latynka, for all letters would correspond to actual sounds: "w" is almost fully bilabial (unlike russian labiodental "v"), "h" is a voiced glottal fricative (unlike russian voiced velar plosive "g"), and "j" (not "y") is traditional for Ukr Latynka

[@Cayoalbuquerque]

That is one tight band. Always on point. Great reaction and analysis as well. Keep doing what you're doing, mate. Really appreciate how you take the time to look at everyone's playing. They for sure deserve it. Cheers!

[@stevecranmer2845]

Excellent reaction

[@ChaseCarneson]

Thanks, Steve. Appreciate that.

[@mr_monopod]

Love all of your reactions so far, and welcome to the Jinjer Army! If you haven't yet, you should check out the Jinjer/Suicide Silence collab cover of Nirvana's "Territorial Pissings". Super good!

[@ChaseCarneson]

I'm in???? YES!!!! I'll definitely give it a look. That sounds really interesting.

[@boezerdieser]

metal-reactions from non-metal musicians are the best. someone not familiar with the genre but knowlegable in music is what you want 👍👍

[@ElementalHealthLife]

Your reaction to the bassist’s playing is exactly how I felt first time I heard this song. Every musician in this band continually blows my mind. 🖤 #shoutoutloud

[@j.lahtinen7525]

I really like how you can see the quality of the musicians in the background too, with Tatjana being so... attention stealing! 😁

[@soloaquatics]

Pretty much anything they put out is amazing stuff

[@jamesp2272]

Not many reactions I've seen praise the bassist as much as you have. Great reaction. Cheers. 👍

[@ChaseCarneson]

Can't help myself

[@telecastersaremetal6648]

Love your Jinjer reactions. When you have time, can you do Cloud Factory live and Pit of Consciousness live in Kiev. Thank you.

[@Mazecraft]

I'm loving your jinjer journey and insights! Subbed!

[@ChaseCarneson]

Niiiice one. Welcome to the team.

[@timpalmer2216]

You're one of a handful of reaction channels I've come across that adds commentary and personal input that matters and isn't just making funny faces or throwing in one liners. Gg big guy

[@xraysteve]

This live performance is offered on the album.

[@tackle47]

xraysteve the Live is better then the studio on this track for sure

[@Synthacon7]

Hey, nice performance and great reaction as always!

[@Module79L]

Ahahah, don't "feel bad" about the intro to Teacher, Teacher!, I've been listening to that song since it came out and to this day I still can't follow the rhythmic pattern until Tatiana starts singing! :D I didn't say anything in your reaction video about the chorus but if you have a chance listen to the song again and try to follow the kick hits. I bet you'll have to listen to it a lot of times to get them right. : ) 6:05 - See that laptop next to Vlad? That's what makes the band perform the songs very close to the studio versions everytime. Let me explain: they have songs with intros that are pre-recorded, as well as some sounds they play in the middle of the songs, guitar tracks and more recently, vocal harmonies. Vlad launches them from his laptop and he also has a metronome (or a click track) to keep in time so that all the pre-recorded tracks fall perfectly into their own places in the song.

[@trshbrnr1]

I love when bands start out a song like they did. I did not know the term (crunch) for it but the guitar sound was awesome. Love it!

[@jameshaskell1073]

When they wrote the song, they had two guitarists. Roman is playing a lead/rhythm arrangement that he would have had to come up with when they went to one guitar.

[@АфриканСвиридович-ш9у]

Thank you Chase! Any reaction video you do is good. I like them even if i'm not into the particular artist, double win for me this time )

[@ChaseCarneson]

This means a lot. Thank you for the ongoing support.

[@pekkanirkkonen6146]

Wintersun - Sons Of Winter And Stars (TIME I Live Rehearsals At Sonic Pump Studios) ;)

[@ChaseCarneson]

In the plan now!!!

[@dbell582]

Chase: pause after 2 seconds Me: giggles maniacally Love your reactions. Ty so much!

[@yemrobaky1718]

Looks like it's time for Jinjer "Judgement & Punishment" :). Great reaction, as always.

[@soloaquatics]

Judgement and punishment live

[@clumsyturtle8544]

Outlander or I speak Astronomy are my suggestions for the next Jinjer reaction. Both blew me away with the intensity you would expect from Jinjer at this point lol. Edit: I don't use Twitter anymore but I am fine with my suggestions getting lost in a sea of comments I know you will get to the songs eventually.

[@gregs_music_corner]

I'm glad you appreciate jinjer for what it is.. A great band with incredible musicians, each exceptional in their own fields. Not just the Tatiana show. (Although she IS the best metal vocalist I've ever heard ) If you have a couple minutes, you should check out some interviews with Eugene (the bassist) Heis extremely well spoken and always had something interesting to say. Fun fact:. All the band members have a university degree. But they all chose to live in poverty (in the early years). To live the band dream.

[@ChaseCarneson]

Definitely going to check that out. Thanks for the support.

[@tomislavkosanovic1104]

I speak astronomy Outlander Scissors Ape Exposed as a liar Bad water No hoard of value

[@NewAeonWarlord]

If you like bands just doing whatever they feel like and switching styles like this and just generally be crazy... check out Japanese band Maximum the Hormone. Songs like "Maximum the Hormone II", "Yoshu Fukushu" or "Alien"! It's just.... wonderful!

[@PB-uw9yu]

This song was written when they had two guitarists and had to be tweaked when Dimitri left the band.

[@ChaseCarneson]

I didn't know that.

[@Module79L]

@@ChaseCarneson - The old version is somewhat different from this one, not to mention that it was in their old tuning, drop C. Of all their old songs this is the only one they "transposed" to drop A (their current tuning), all the other ones were (are) played in their original tuning (Roman and Eugene have each one a different guitar and bass tuned to drop C to play them live). : )

[@TacticaLxSpooN]

That classic Breakdown to Reggie end. Gotta love it

[@f1akman]

Great stuff Chase!

[@ChaseCarneson]

Thank you

[@Leishtek]

Damn you know even though it's clear they are all very talented, I wasn't really feeling that song until the very end there. LOVED that part. Glad I didn't click away.

[@ChaseCarneson]

Glad you stuck with it.

[@qseven77]

eugene have a lot videos of playthroughs to the songs, really great to watch, also as a non bass-player

[@j.f.fisher5318]

When I watch their playthroughs I feel like they all play instruments like Dark Souls fans doing level 1 playthroughs because the normal way is too easy.

[@OldManBadly]

The real magic of Jinger is that for the most part, they stick to the industrialist approach, with no real solos, no excessive stretching out. It's all compacted into amazing tunes that give each player plenty of place yet not a solo fest.

[@gacchan]

I'd love to see you review either Tool or A Perfect Circle, since it's the same vocalist and he's so very talented

[@SilverArrowsMP]

Personal opinion, but if you are doing "I Speak Astronomy" next, I recommend the MV over a live one.

[@soloaquatics]

Captain clock live at resurrection

[@dougarnold7955]

Yeah, Eugene's bass playing is awesome. Thanks. Jinjer is great stuff. 3:49...it's really cool that your thinking about what the band is doing.

[@monarch-black]

Fun fact. There's a vid with Tatiana and Eugene giving their top 3 list for things. They are pretty diverse. Band / Singer Tatiana - Bob Marley, Ella Fitzgerald, Amy Winehouse Eugene - Opeth, Textures, Cynik Album Tatiana - Offspring "Ixnay on the Hombre", Guano Apes "Proud Like A God", Opeth "Damnation" Eugene - Opeth "Still Life", Metallica "St. Anger", Nirvana "Nevermind"

[@EnraGEsen]

I discovered them like 3 or 4 days ago, went on a video binge and I already got the urge to spend all my money on merch lmao

[@roboliver8872]

There's a few really good live bands but Jinjer is the only band i can think of that i actually like better live, crazy good. Btw do Jinjer Judgement & Punishment live in Melbourne it's great as well.

[@SoiledWig]

Jinjer started out with two guitarists, and when one left, i was worried it would have a detrimental effect on their sound. My fears were unfounded.

[@stasirius1]

Infected Rain - Orphan Soul (Official Video)

[@jimmorris67]

Lots of requests for Judgement and Punishment I really like the live in Melbourne version the video is somewhat distracting but still good

[@roboliver8872]

Yesss!!!

[@89mdawg]

Judgement and punishment should be next. The official video is entertaining as well.

[@ViktoriaVision]

If you liked the Reggae feel, try their song Judgement & Punishment. A total eclectic trip of a song haha.

[@kurtthevillain6012]

Still looking for “Outlander”

[@ChaseCarneson]

It's coming. Promise

[@kurtthevillain6012]

Just making sure I’m still on your list 😊

[@aenorist2431]

With the offbeat / funky time signatures and the way she is dancing about, I can see Tatjana be an awesome swing/lindyhop dancer. Though in all honesty, she'd probably lead me and most other guys :'D

[@pissedmetalhead]

Whose got a big one I've got the big one. Thats what I hear when I hear this song lol

[@luisnunes2010]

Chase, you were so curious about the classic guitar technique the bassist from UTA was using, so here's a band that uses acustic guitars (not a bit heavy, but good): kzbin.info/www/bejne/npnbpZxqo6uHmsU In the second half of the vid, the director unglues himself from the singer and shows the players.

[@northstar7694]

As always Mr. Carneson, great comments and analysis. I think that i was only giving these guys a superficial level of attention, not really getting past the voice. i was missing out.

[@ChaseCarneson]

They're amazing and I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Love that's we're all digging deeper, together. Much more coming

[@deed5811]

All 4 of them are amazing! Together 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@northstar7694]

Absolutely!

[@arc6017]

Awesome! Great reaction, really like your commentary and input on the sound, instruments and more technical stuff like the reverb. Sometimes your accent is a bit challenging for a non native english speaker but with a few pauses i get it. :) This song is amazing, the riff, the bass, the back and fourth of the vocals, and then the live performance really makes them shine. Eugene skills are insane and it shows in this live videos. The four of them just have so much talent and fit so well with each other. If you want more great live performances "Perennial" live at Wacken, "Captain Clock" live at Ressurection Fest or "On The Top" live in Kiev are a must see/listen. If you want to see more from their box of tricks and surprises like that ska vibe at the end try "Judgement & Punishment" official or live in Melbourne. Peace.

[@ChaseCarneson]

Thanks for sticking with me. I'll try remember to slow down a little.

[@SparkimusPrime]

If you like the end you should definitely check out Judgement and Punishment! 🖤🖤

[@AkelasanAK]

... that ending [and some things in other songs] reminds me of Guano Apes a lot ...

[@ChaseCarneson]

This is a very good catch. Nice ear my friend.

[@AkelasanAK]

@@ChaseCarneson ... oh you know them? i believe they were named as one of many influences to Jinjer ...

[@spudghettios]

You should check out Rolo Tomassi. Another woman led prog/metal/jazz group. Flood of Light, or balancing the dark have official videos and are stellar. Have a damn good day ✌

[@SandWmp]

Great reaction! It's good to see someone focus on the band as a whole and not just Tati. She's a goddess but those other reactions miss the how great Eugene, Vlad and Roman are too

[@nicj.tessier1689]

SLAUGHTER TO PREVAIL- DEMOLISHER Reaction would be greatly appreciated

[@michaelgamez8034]

You should watch the drum and bass play through for Ape by Jinjer

[@michaeltriola3978]

From the tabs I've seen, they play in drop A

[@tferreira]

King Diamond - Sleepless Nights live. Reaction to that ;)

[@davidlefranc6240]

nice review

[@marcobraak9835]

i like the smal drum kit if you think that a band like the golden earing was one of the first to have a 13piece kit in a rock band and this guy just a smal set XD

[@kevinsbasementrecordingstu6303]

😆 🤣 I'm a bass player and find it amusing that while other people are reacting to Tatiana's voice, I'm focused on how bad ass Eugene's bass skills are. I suggest "Judgment and Punishment" next (if you haven't done so yet).

[@jameshaskell1073]

I think they are fans of Twelve Foot Ninja, so they will do some genre crossing for effect. Not as much as TFN, but it’s a small similarity.

[@androgmey]

Hell yea dude! Judgement & Punishment is one of their newer songs with a lot of reggae influence as well. Still a banger though!

[@ChaseCarneson]

Gotta hear that one then.

[@jamalmokeddem5010]

You should check out Infected Rain - Orphan Soul. They are a female fronted metal band from Moldova.

[@burhan.ll.b.s.7608]

... pleas react to Ne obliviscaris - and plague flowers the kaleidoscope