The heaviest breakdown ever was witnessed here! | Pantera - Domination (Live Video) | REACTION

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[@isak8059]

Justin bieber: i filled up a stadium. Pantera: thats cute, we got the whole soviet union.

[@Proverbs31_25]

🤠 Pantera in Russia 🇷🇺 Representing Tex⭐️s 🇺🇸

[@sidewayswilliam]

Lmfaoo

[@SilverFang2789]

FORMER Soviet Union

[@signoresantinoburnett1169]

I saw Pantera live. I always favored them over Metallica and Slayer. Good Southern US metal 🤘

[@isak8059]

@@signoresantinoburnett1169 awesome!!!

[@davidjeffers68]

Yo Shaq! I worked with the lighting crew, I was there. That was in Moscow... 1991. It was the Monsters of Rock tour. Pantera, The Black Crows, Metallica, AC/DC and a Russian metal band played. It was held at an airfield. They expected about 100,00 people to attend and the last official count was that over a million showed up. There were over 10,000 police and military types there to control the crowd. There were clashes. Hundreds of police ended up hurt and about 50 people died. After the fall of the Berlin wall the kids were still fighting for their freedom from soviet oppression. This gave them a chance to come out and rock! Getting out a lot of pent up aggression. Music can be a driving force for unity. It was the last night of that tour. I remember thinking on the trip home about those kids over there fighting for their rights... and paying for them sometimes in blood. How fortunate I was to live in America. RIP Dime-bag Darrel! We miss you...

[@coreymcdonald8944]

Awesome bro!

[@JaredTG.]

Damn i envy you on that one, i wasnt even born yet though lol.

[@Max-ww5ud]

will you bless my unborn child

[@davidjeffers68]

No, I wish I were there. I worked the overseas crew...

[@davidjeffers68]

Yes! I pray your child is happy and healthy!

[@jacak47410]

"Metal music just make you wanna do some crazy shit. " Welcome to the fold brother.

[@KattMurr]

I saw Pantera live 5 times. I was privileged to have met Dime in 1995. Very sweet, polite and wonderful guy!!! It still makes me cry talking about him. His death still blows my mind!

[@theone6502]

lucky you...

[@DeepDishNews]

I got tickets to see Metallica and Pantera August 9th

[@SirZeck]

My dad was there in 91,that's where he met my mom then married her couple years later till this day pantera's songs can be heard in my house. \m/

[@preacherjames6974]

Thats sweet.

[@sike8156]

You sure they won’t adopt any other kid ?? Because I’m here :))

[@johntovar9757]

Holy fuck! What a good story

[@YouTubecanbitemyhairybanger]

Must be weird knowing every time you hear Pantera at home your mom is getting railed 😂

[@jaxonmoon9815]

Now that's what I call a love story

[@lilyvampwolf]

Why is it so satisfying watching a black dude reacting to metal 😆

[@lilyvampwolf]

@fillmorenyc1 hell yeah, so glad to hear she loves Pantera!!

[@bookreaderson]

Cuz u watch him evolve n become real

[@justingartside3009]

I watch daily no clue why it's so satisfying

[@austintomkewitz7206]

Lost in Vegas is good channel too

[@silverblack5475]

@@32Strato23 he was responding to the comment above his .. about the guys wife getting into metal.

[@samredmond5196]

7:09 best reaction to a dime solo I’ve ever seen 😂 1st reaction is shock, then disbelief then eventually he just says “ what the fuck” 😂 R.I.P Dime and vinnie

[@1madinjun]

Kanye: I'm a God look how I packed the club tonight, must be 500 people here. Pantera: Half a nation showed up, gonna be a good pit today.

[@thereisnopandemic]

1 million is nearly half a nation? I’m sure it’s population is way more than 2 million

[@subway5907]

Joseph Mauricio Flores 150-160 million people in russia

[@thatstuff3288]

They didn't show up for Pantera numnutz

[@dawnoftruth1]

Yall need to take it easy, yes half a nation is an exaggeration but you get the point.

[@jackinblack19]

Kanye sells out stadiums which is like 70,000 plus people

[@goodlawditsspongy20]

1.2 million ppl were at this concert biggest concert in the history of metal period

[@gregorydavis4742]

1.6 million people when AC/DC was playing.

[@tonycampos338]

Gregory Davis thought it was metalica

[@gregorydavis4742]

@@tonycampos338 1.2 million when Metallica was playing

[@yashraut8758]

1.6 million people when metallica came!

[@jeremyjohnson9222]

upstatedangerous gaming518 1.6

[@freerusty04]

The fact that two brothers are in the same band and one is one of the greatest guitarists of all time, and one is one of the greatest drummers of all times, is something that gets overlooked in the history of music

[@brandonsandberg3516]

Van Halen?

[@falafelman5948]

Don't forget GOJIRA.

[@aceofspades3964]

gojira and van halen as the other two commentators said

[@justins1005]

lamb of gods chris adler and willie adler

[@tooljam]

@@brandonsandberg3516 that´s what I was thinking!!!

[@MetalBrigade117]

When Shaq goes “What the Fuck!?” During the solo, I lost my shit

[@Deatholdschoolmetal]

For me it's "Ohoh, Ohoh, Ohoh..." 😂😂😂

[@mitchellpurdy470]

Me always saying this is Tuff lol haha!!

[@becpurcell6773]

Dime was one of the greatest guitarists out there. Also one of the most beautiful people ever. He was like the Steve Irwin of the metal world. And so very, very missed. xx

[@HoosierHothead]

Great comparison.

[@philstone3859]

Interesting comparison, they both wrestled beasts.

[@davidverhagen4827]

“Steve Irwin of metal” made me smile. What a great way to describe Dime

[@dakotadad8835]

R.I.P dime and vin ✊

[@e6staffsargeify]

Up there with Randy Rhoads making some sick licks

[@thclegend8870]

hell yeah brother

[@jasoncookman3158]

The solos are the angel's hymns

[@nodak81]

I never knew they were brothers until today. Kind of blew me away a bit.

[@dasgoofinhiemer5039]

@hodgsonmj the two nicest guys in metal. RIP boys Getcha Pull

[@rushforce33]

all of Texas would go to a Pantera concert if they were all still alive....stay metal my friend

[@kidohchi]

..and Louisiana

[@Seanomatic57]

And Missouri

[@xxxScrewFlandersxxx]

All of the METAL COMMUNITY would unite to watch Pantera if they were together today. Forget single states. MILLIONS UPON MILLIONS OF METAL FANS from all walks of life would gather in front of that stage to be able to witness metal royalty. Pantera forever

[@thomasrilling6651]

All of the world man, but they touched way not than just Texas, but there's no way I'd disagree either. This is just a great example of real metal never dying!!

[@RardTangler]

I know the metal community all loves Pantera, but there’s a special love & pride you hold in your heart for Pantera if you’re from Texas. Pantera’s music a Texan personified. Loud, tough as a boot, lots of heart, and in your face. You just can’t have one without the other.

[@alterego6075]

That is very real. The energy is real. The love is real. Pantera was a conjurer of metal magic that unfortunately died with the Abbott Brothers. RIP we miss you more than you know.

[@claytonpegram8868]

Pantera -Revolution is my name, Cemetery Gates, 5 minutes alone, This Love... The list goes on and on coach

[@CraigMyran]

I just witnessed a metalhead being born. Dude's eyes say it all. Welcome brother!

[@thecleanslateshow4593]

Craig James Myran welcome to hell population half of the world 🤟🏻

[@jaevans0609]

I think u might be right!

[@transilvanianfrost4764]

@@thecleanslateshow4593 poser lmao

[@charlesthepolishcow4991]

@@transilvanianfrost4764 elitist lmao but no ofense I am one as well

[@CriticalRoleHighlights]

Half a million people in that audience. This was the first heavy metal festival in the Soviet Union after the fall of the iron curtain. Multiple bands played there, Metallica also being one of them. Also, Pantera was the first heavy metal band to reach #1 on the Billboard charts with the album 'Far Beyond Driven'.

[@martos60]

Umm, The Black album was #1 in 1991

[@jon9428]

@@martos60 he said heavy metal not pussy metal.

[@llcometll7926]

1.5 million, correction

[@Ecommerce-Marketing]

first extreme metal

[@grahamvarey1144]

Skid row had the first #1 on billboard,look it up

[@Twisty-gd1of]

The domination solo go crazy when you high

[@josephsmith7423]

💯

[@isak8059]

lmao

[@phantom9178]

That whats im saying bro

[@cfhnate3125]

“WHAT THE FUCK “ Best reaction to a dime solo ever. Thanks Shaq ❤️

[@riccochet704]

the golden age of metal that we'll sadly never see again

[@liamlennon1702]

Same with rap, even tho I fuck wit a lotta of new rappers

[@derrickhizon446]

There was a resurgence in the early to mid 2000s called the New Wave of American Heavy Metal.. But yep, I agree..

[@reaperhunter7297]

Man now I'm sad :(

[@Deatholdschoolmetal]

😭😭😭

[@liamgerety3120]

There’s a wave of metal going, but nowhere near this type of sound. I like new metal but bands like Pantera hold a special place

[@travisnewberry7162]

THANK YOU FOR HONORING DIMES MEMORY

[@matthewmullen6377]

Long live Dimebag!!!!

[@whitehistorymonth3563]

420 likes helll yea get ya pull

[@Steveo3332]

Hellyeah Getcha Pull

[@puddingpops1000]

Saw Pantera live 3 separate times. They put on , without a doubt, the best shows ever!!!

[@bradleycarroll8187]

Respect to Shaq for not pausing during Dime's solo and the breakdown unlike others who pause it. Which is why he's the GOAT at reactions

[@jenholbrook]

"Cemetery Gates" Nobody makes a Dean scream like Dime did. Rest in Power... Dime n Vinnie Forever Missed 😢

[@michaelhomesley9734]

He should react to Gates

[@walkerbeasley6236]

@@michaelhomesley9734 he has

[@needdrivinglessons]

I saw after i posted that lol

[@terpifyslaps153]

Bruhbholy shit he already did 7 months ago

[@marktracy1893]

I got to hang with vinnie for a night. The guy was so nice and generous. Just seemed happy to be there... truly greatful.

[@wolfguardian1015]

As a black guy i been to 14 metal shows best experience ever just pure energy

[@garysordahl6925]

Most metal heads don't see color. Glad you liked the shows!

[@marccuomo6723]

what does being black have to do with it.

[@andrewlaw]

@@marccuomo6723 Because unfortunately some black folks feel they won't be welcome at a metal concert. We know differently, we're one big family who gather to enjoy the music not judge people on their colour.

[@chimchu3232]

I've been to metal shows and rap shows and i have to say even though i like both genres, metal is sooo much more hype.

[@axelfoley1406]

@@andrewlaw Nah, that's wrong. The reason is because metal is seen as white music by many black people , nothing to do with not feeling welcome. As long as you headbang, you're fine. Truth is, people of all colors and nationalities love metal...Go to S. America, Mexico, India, Japan, etc, and you will see the passion. It's awesome.

[@jdogkaioken721]

I get chills and a tear in my eye when I rewatch this video. Your reactions icing on the cake lol

[@leekitzmiller267]

Dimes solo in this song is legendary (as is everything he plays)

[@ronpayton3070]

This is probably the best reaction to metal that I've every seen. I'm a die hard metal head and this reaction has made my night. It takes an iconic band like Pantera to cause a reaction like this😂😂😂😂LMAO

[@41tl]

His reaction to Enter Sandman is fucking priceless too.

[@charlesthepolishcow4991]

it´s because that breakdown hits different than anything else, remember my first time listening to it, my head got blon away and I was already a metalhead

[@elaynaterrell3576]

I still get goosebumps hearing Pantera. It never fails how many times I hear them. One the best bands ever period! Rest in power Dime and Vinny!

[@dimmydeeofficial]

Omg I thought i was the only one . I still get the same reception when i hear them their sound are so unique groovy and timeless I love that about them so much . There aren’t many bands like them nowadays sadly 😔🤦🏽

[@elaynaterrell3576]

@@dimmydeeofficial Oh there definitely isn't. Nobody has that grittiness anymore.

[@dimmydeeofficial]

@@elaynaterrell3576 Exactly !! which is sad 😞

[@istalkghosts497]

I so agree with you

[@silentNas4me]

When i was a teenager i used to wear a pantera t-shirt in aleppo, ALEPPO CITY / SYRIA

[@timdempsey3218]

I’ve seen them 6 times, still to this day the greatest live performances!

[@cjbrown7745]

This was the Soviet Union’s first Metal concert featuring “Western” musicians. The Monsters of Rock festival in Moscow 1991. It included AC/DC headlining, with Metallica, Pantera, the Black Crowes and a local Russian band as support. It was free to attend and the stage was built on an airfield. 1.5 million people attended the show that day. Crazy

[@mickypope4153]

CJ would have loved to be there

[@marcofeola2836]

Nene could figure out what the black crows were doing there in that line up.

[@michaelbaldwin8484]

I'm pretty sure the Moscow Music & Peace Festival was first. Granted, it wasn't as heavy as Pantera, but still...

[@zackplyler4484]

If you book them they will come.

[@edmonddantes433]

From a lifelong metal head, its always a beautiful sight to see newcomers to our world. With this specific video reaction we can officially Welcome you, novice metal head lol. Subscribed 🤘

[@MrGenedancingmachine]

This is why we're seeing all these "black people react to metal" videos lately, they've tapped into the goober market of people like you

[@chipbutterfield6403]

I agree. This is an awesome thing to see. May his Metal tree grow.

[@MrGenedancingmachine]

@@chipbutterfield6403 He doesn't like metal, this is for views, he knows there's thousands of saps like you that will eat this shit up, don't be so gullible

[@chipbutterfield6403]

@@MrGenedancingmachine he obviously is enjoying himself. I don't care why, he is opening himself up to different options in music instead of falling into a stereotype that black people only listen to rap. So say what you like, I support this smiling ass dude. Hope he does more vids like this.

[@MrGenedancingmachine]

@@chipbutterfield6403 I told you the truth, what you choose to do with it is up to you

[@tonydowning8808]

this is my favorite pastime. I love to see the reaction of people who have never heard Pantera especially when they thoroughly enjoy it. RIP VINNIE and DIME!!!

[@kellidanielle5862]

42yrs Mom, and wife. Pantera is passion. From 13yrs old till now. I still have A Pantera banner on my bedroom wall. This brings me to happy tears. Dimebag would be ecstatic to know and see the crossover. Best metal band in History. I love this. Plus no breakdown could hold a candle to this one.

[@ReDz083]

RIP DIME BAG.... he still is changing peoples lives

[@VanJR.]

Michael Castle one more reason to be be a Proud Texan

[@szkcs]

Vinnie is fucking dead too, nobody gives a fuck about that right ?

[@troyhenjamin1144]

Over 500,000 Officially,(Unofficially 1.6 million) people "The Monsters of Moscow" AC/DC,Metallica, Pantera and The Black Crowes. I believe September 28,1991. In Celebration of the Cold War ending the youth were given their choice of bands and they wanted these 4. Saying they wanted Westernisation.It was the biggest deal event for them.

[@dustinbrown5161]

1.6 million people were at that show

[@BPhillips2000]

September 28th, 1991. The failed coup against Gorbachev was a month earlier. Gavriil Popov (then Mayor of Moscow) had to write a letter just so they could get into the country, as essentially there was no 'federal government' (the Soviet Union finally collapsed 3 months later).

[@troyhenjamin1144]

@@BPhillips2000 honestly that shit was so long ago I just put it up there when I wrote what I read my bad does anybody actually know the date of that concert? I know I got the band's right

[@dustinbrown5161]

It was 1991. Not sure of the exact date

[@nigelio3]

The Black Crowes. LOL. That's like having Bob Dylan, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin and Matchbox 20.

[@IbtissamTrabelsi]

the heaviest breakdown that makes soviet union collapsed

[@patwilliams7114]

I saw Pantera 8 times; from 1k to 50k, the pit, the energy, the crowd was LIT start to finish. Between Darrell tearing up the guitar, his bro on drums, Rex on bass and Phil being phil... You never ONCE stopped from start to finish

[@TheWilly2007]

I saw them 8 times in ohio!! 3times on the C.F.H. tour!! First time was with Exodus&Suicidal!

[@ryantheignorant8140]

Rip Vinnie Paul and Dimebag Darrel they were both goats

[@Khiller1179]

Fukn right

[@bdown_hbunz]

@Kim Gow yeah a few months ago I believe

[@bobbilowery2975]

@Kim Gow yes, as the person above said, he passed a few months back. They said it was a heart attack in his sleep. That was a sad day!!

[@hadzmat758]

They were together, they were apart, they are now together again. R. I. P. Vinnie Paul and Dimebag Darrel my metal brothers!

[@jayscott1380]

@Kim Gow just last spring. I'd see him at the Vegas Golden Knights hockey games. He was a season ticket holder in their inaugural year. He passed towards the end of the season.

[@gregoryschmidtdvm9103]

This video was fantastic. I’ve been a huge Pantera fan for 20+ years and am still blown away by their raw talent. It was extremely refreshing to watch someone who has never experienced their music enjoy one of their classics. I had a great time watching your video. The metal community welcomes you with open arms! R.I.P. Dime and Vinnie

[@louc3268]

Every single time I hear Dime's solo on this song, I get chills. It's that good. RIP Dime and Vinny🖤🖤

[@Zenki8118]

Domination's breakdown - The heaviest thing on planet Earth.

[@pathallahan3016]

5:54 "Dimebag is playing crazy guitar!" *hahaha wait for it* 😂😂

[@kydawg1684]

Shaq....I survived 5 or 6 Pantera shows.... the energy is insane and survival skills required if entering the mosh pit. It was AWESOME!

[@luiswiley372]

KY DAWG1 I feel ya bro, I went to one after they released Reinventing the Steel, left with 2 cracked ribs and felt like a ran a marathon 🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@oobembarkarlsen3255]

I was 15 when i entered my first pit ever, and it was at a Pantera show. I walked out feeling like I could take on anyone after that show.

[@jcliff8415]

did you participate in the WALL OF DEATH?

[@luiswiley372]

J Bayawon you already know it. Lamb of God’s Black Label was insane. Made me think I was in Braveheart or something about to attack the other side lol

[@MarkArandjus]

#envy

[@lonewolf49707]

Musicians feed off the energy of the crowd. After the show when the energy level goes down they sometimes drop from exhaustion, giving everything they had to the show.

[@jasperg35]

Your take on music in general (regardless of genre) is amazing! Talent is talent. I LOVE art in its many forms - regardless if it is my preferred genre. I LOVE watching artists - masters of their craft - display their art for all to see. Dimebag, Vinnie, and Rex were some of the better musicians of their time. It's great to see their music be appreciated. Thanks for the video. My reaction when I first heard that solo and end breakdown was so much like yours. Just ear candy... Plain and simple - ear candy.

[@YayaValder]

We loved our Pantera growing up in Texas in the 80s and 90s. RIP Dime Bag and Vinnie.

[@jerredwayne8401]

Yep. And Stevie Ray!

[@YayaValder]

@@jerredwayne8401 SRV forever!

[@6stringbattleaxe299]

It was a.c./dc ... Metallica and pantera in Moscow Russia. A free concert. It was basically russia letting western music inside the country and yeah it was like half a million

[@ChrispyRambo]

Black Crows were there too....and a local Russian band called "Bully" I think lol.

[@underspon]

Same show where Metallica did 'Harvester of Sorrow' as shown on their documentary of the black album? 1991, I think, and hundreds of thousands of people

[@youngpro4va]

It says online it was an estimated 1.4 million ppl there

[@Chris.m.e]

Much more than a half a mil. More like 1,2- 2 million.

[@kettedh]

I think it was over million people overall on all concerts, but on day Metallica played, there was around 600.000 people

[@chasinautos8053]

Watching domination live still makes me tear up when dime hits that solo and breakdown. R.I.P Dimebag darrell.

[@gregerb7849]

I've been to a Pantera concert. This is the crowd you get with real music. Energy is off the charts.

[@nickcynn42]

7:21 that is most genuine reaction I've seen

[@tabeyloccs8682]

Nigga said wtf 😂😫

[@Alalu]

Think we all did the exact same thing our first time hearing it lmfao

[@amyshinn2915]

NICKONOMIC GAMING how you think he’d react to Zakk?

[@nickcynn42]

@@amyshinn2915 idk, i creamed my pants the first time I saw him

[@ellisdrywater3829]

Yes Sir!!!

[@ehwhatsupdoc612]

I feel like hip hop heads and metalheads have the same taste

[@Brockstacks]

Thatchermain 69 i feel like that’s somewhat true but they hate each other too much to admit it

[@alexbaum2204]

I wish we could bridge the divide and finally fucking hang. I am both and it’s just a shame to see us not all come together.

[@joshstanton267]

Aye! It's true, we crave adrenaline in our music and big fuckin shows

[@OnePauly]

Yup. They have the same "fuck you" attitude

[@joelcontreras4403]

True Im a hiphop/ rap head but metal man I go to sleep listening to heavymetal i always tell them the heavier the better

[@TheOneandOnlyCRob]

It's always awesome to see someone who was never really exposed to heavy metal before find out just how good it can be. Pantera live was awesome! Wasn't at this show but, I did get to see them once.

[@Wagmiallday]

"I'm missing on life if I don't" no truer words

[@deadinsidemcgee411]

My dad was there actually. Went for Metallica, Pantera was too intense for him. He was a soviet citizen at the time, that was the first show he went to, followed by iron maiden

[@ashleysteelman8449]

Yes!;

[@chrissy1310]

I am 48 and was not ready for Pantera until 35!

[@lostangel4459]

Cemetery Gates - Pantera. A Masterpiece

[@chrisnorris5657]

Yes I do!!!!

[@adams.fordfilmography8681]

Shaq (and David Jeffers), that was summer (I think) 1991. Months later, on Christmas, THEY OVERTHREW THE SOVIET UNION! (ON CHRISTMAS!) I went to Moscow the following June and people were still talking about the Monster of Rock festival. Energy was already in the people. That energy goes from the band to the people to the band to the people and back and forth and back and forth. Can you imagine being there?!

[@kraj2571]

Watching you react to these helps me relive the feeling of hearing these sings for the first time. So good man! Thank you!

[@daveyboy8907]

Thats right Pantera does have the best fans in the world...

[@unleash-hell6666]

Daveyboy FUCKEN "DALLAS , TEXAS U.S.A HOME GROWN"!!😈😈😈😈...PANTERA!!!!!!!...R.I.P MY IDIOLS "DIME-BAG & VINNY"!!!😢😈

[@qwerty123627]

it was at a music festival....

[@daveyboy8907]

Saw them 4 times in 90s,, still best shows of my life and I have seen hundreds if concerts live

[@joebro9432]

Still to this day!!!

[@melkor1177]

AND the most toxic fans too.

[@grim9758]

Korn Blind live Woodstock has a crazy crowd, the crowd looks like liquid.

[@jhonnycagexrage7458]

It's literally a wave of people

[@devinnarez6020]

But they weren't jus there for korn , like the crowd slipknot had in Germany I think there were multiple bands

[@Mrs.Pritchard]

True!

[@tommytorres5825]

Man, this reaction had me rolling! Pretty much how I feel everytime I hear this version of the song, and I've heard it a hundred times. I wasn't there but I remember watching the footage on MTV, probably headbangers ball. This concert was a BIG deal for Russia at the time. I think I remember the Black Crowes went on after Pantera. (Pantera wasn't greatly known back then) I remember The Black Crowes singer Chris Robinson complaining about Pantera's performance, saying something to the effect of, We need to have peaceful and love music and that band Pantera needs to chill out, or something like that. It's funny to think about that now and how Pantera had no intention to chill. Epic performance, thanks for sharing your reaction. Made my day.

[@dominicktuchscherer4676]

I was lucky enough to see them twice live! You aren't wrong, brother! There was an energy at those shows that will never be matched!

[@robertbelote5273]

I cant believe i watched this again , its like my new happy place watching this man hearing Pantera.

[@prometheusfallen]

Just a few months after Pantera played there, the Soviet Union collapsed. Coincidence? I think not.... 😏

[@WhatsUpFridayHowl]

Brilliant 🤨

[@WhatsUpFridayHowl]

I do really wonder

[@Paradisio84]

Lol!

[@metaloreosecondchannel829]

They couldn’t handle the breakdown

[@odboys3108]

Stolen comment

[@n.afonso7171]

Legendary stuff. Impossible not to headbanging to this amazing song. R. I. P., Abbott brothers.

[@Rkitt8]

Bro, I’ve been watching you here and there throughout the years. So fucking happy you did some research and understood what was at stake with Pantera. They’re legendary in all of music. That is one of the greatest performances every. You’re the man. Edit: Shaq, just in case you didn’t know. The reason why there are so many people at that concert is because it took place right after the collapse of the Soviet union actually. Up until that point no western music/culture was allowed or tolerated in the country. So when the Soviet Union fell apart a bunch of rock ‘n’ roll and heavy metal bands went to go play this concert. The Russians were beyond excited because they loved western culture in secret. The result was like, close to a million people. If you watch the full video that this video is taken from you can see Soviet police beating concertgoers with rubber sticks because they were enjoying themselves. Even though the Soviet union had fell apart a lot of the strict rules and standards were imposed; people were still oppressed. This concert was very legendary and will go down in history.

[@Kurahaara86]

7:21 One of my favorite KZbin moments ever! Thanq You Shaq!

[@HallowedIntent]

I've replayed that moment about a dozen times so far.

[@TheDevlman]

I laughed my ass off at that. Can't fake that response.

[@Sherralyn]

Watch his reaction to "Tennessee Whiskey" different song, different genre. Funniest reaction ever! I've been binging this for hours! I'm having a great time

[@jamesshankle6329]

Dime as a young teen was banned from guitar competitions because he was that good at playing

[@marbzirc376]

FACT!

[@jimmys511]

James Shankle he was the best rip dime and vinny

[@serhat6181]

Also at first he tried to play drums but he was so talentless. He quitted and Vinnie began to play drums lol

[@paulrash7249]

Yup...they made him a judge instead

[@xATown23xGaming]

LOL he was too OP

[@u7angbe]

My dude huge respect for the research you did 🙌

[@brianstepnowski5775]

I never been to Moscow for pantera show been to few let me tell you they brought same energy everytime I saw them

[@prometheusfallen]

Dimebag is certainly smiling down on this. 🙏

[@mrflocky4016]

prometheusfallen goddamn rights he is!! 🤘🏽 RIP to a fuckin legend 🤬

[@prodigal71]

LOVE this guy...seeing the TRUE reactions to metal bands is a thing of beauty

[@DevilWearsAdidas]

it's been 4 years since I last listened to this band, and suddenly I realize why I'm not as hype as I used to be. I need to get back into pantera!

[@TezaTC]

Straight up man 30yrs ago Pantera changed my life, luv this shit 333 🤘🏼Rest in Power Dimebag, & Vinnie Paul

[@ajporoznik3217]

I miss this band so fucking much. I was fortunate enough to see them live many times and was crushed the day that Dime was taken from us.

[@johnbraucher1499]

I was playing Cemetary Gates in my room when I seen the news break. I cried like a baby on my guitar and I hung it up on my wall without ever cleaning it to remind me of the day I heard. The day James Hetfield dies I will do the same. So much nostalgia and so many raw and emotional memories connected to these bands, it's like a close brother to me.

[@darthpalagus3820]

@@johnbraucher1499 I don't want to even think about Hetfield dying.

[@mikehagen3785]

It's the only band I saw more than twice, 5 times I got to see them live and it was FUCKING awesome!

[@t.mojito7110]

$20 says you start doing 2 to three metal reactions a day.. its too dope..

[@mattjohnson1717]

and his views will go thru the roof!!!

[@LaSmoocherina]

I want him to do Chris Stapleton. He’s missing the train!!!! Ugh!!!!!

[@killingcursivekustoms]

Reminiscing on the sound out of your friends headphones brings me back to high school too! I love that explanation you had!

[@joshberry1297]

this may be the best reaction out there. It's the only one that I've remembered and came back to watch years later. funny as hell man.

[@DimebagDan81]

You COTDAMN RIGHT Pantera's got the best fans in the world! Welcome to the family dude! Dime n Vin immortal! 🤘🤘🤘

[@xtexaschainsawx]

🤘🤘

[@zappothesane4910]

Metal up your ass!

[@pandanoff]

Rex and Phil are immortal, too. They're just not dead yet.

[@franciscumagun6747]

1.6 million attended this event.. this is after the berlin wall fell. Historic event!

[@againstmdfl]

You know the concert is in russia right?

[@nikolaurosevic650]

MONSTER'S OF ROCK MOSQOW 1991

[@mitchellpurdy470]

PANTERA WAS ON TOP OF THE WORLD!!!

[@coraje1388]

Someone needs to brush up on their history and geography.

[@richdavis9789]

I come back every month or so to watch this video. It's a classic!

[@bighaus8736]

I cannot tell you how happy this video made me. Been a Pantera fan since I was 14 (1999). Welcome to the fam.

[@frodothehobo9938]

dimebag was one of the best human beings to ever enter the music industry, i was incredibly sad when he died. he never let the fame get to him, he was always really humble, he would go to local shows of bands just starting out just to support them, and would meet them back stage and give them free guitar lessons. he would legit spend hours with them for free.

[@gristams3439]

he might of been too trustworthy. i mean he was pretty much a superstar. why was he playing a show with laxed security. celebs have haters and theres alot of sickos in the world.

[@frodothehobo9938]

@@gristams3439 oh i bet he had guns on him lol.

[@gristams3439]

well im sure he did but someone of his status should of at least have a security guy checkingb out the club

[@codydaniels6782]

In high school me and my friends would go to Deep Elum in Dallas and go to the local show hosted by 97.1 the eagle every weekend. Vinny and dime were there quite often and were always so nice to everyone. They would chill in the crowd and talk to all of us. Weirdly no one ever asked for autographs, just talked and rocked with the legends.

[@unicornsteaks6769]

Let's not lionize the guy because he died young. Everyone says he was a nice guy to them and that's all good. But he wasn't Mother Teresa. If he were alive today and had continued to drink the way he was accustomed to, he would be in horrible shape. He might have killed himself drinking.

[@-MRN-]

Been there, the pit, the rush, the energy. It's un-matched.

[@Kreedogger]

Reinventing The Steel..2001. That's my mark. Right in front of Rex B. and all his 8x10's...all stacks were live too. Boise, Idaho. Best show I've ever seen.

[@garysordahl6925]

Two times. Warm up show for Far Beyond Driven in a 2000 capacity club. Then about 9 months later, outdoors with Sepultura and Prong.

[@chrismelcher9482]

I was fortunate enough to see them twice ; Birmingham AL 96 with WHITE Zombie & Atlanta 97 at the Tabernacle. Both awesome shows !! You can't imagine the intensity of the energy until you experience it, then you will never forget it !!

[@leekitzmiller267]

I’ve seen Pantera every since 94 to 2000!!! I fucking love your reaction to this.. Dime was one of the best ever

[@chrisiconis]

Love the channel! Seen so many of your videos but not this one till now. My 1st concert was Pantera, White Zombie, and Deftones as a teen! Was insane and awesome! Was hooked on concerts and the band! Great choice because Domination could describe the band! Legends! Thanks for this video!

[@InTuGuru]

Pantera- Cemetery Gates And as far as the whole shooting goes. Pantera split up and Dimebag and Vinnie Paul went to form a band called Damage Plan, a dedicated fan from when they were Pantera started in an argument at a signing event and they threw him out of building where they were doing autographs and stuff. A little while later in Columbus Ohio, damageplan was doing a show and the guy, I believe his name was Nathan Gale, entered from backstage and shot Dimebag in the back and in the back of the head several times, then he went after a couple other people, the police showed up and shot the man dead. Basically the guy was a crazy fan who was upset about Pantera splitting up. But man for real one of their best songs is Cemetery Gates. Please check it out man you will not regret it.

[@nickbrown275]

This song right here

[@nickbrown275]

If you can find it vh1 behind the music Pantera has footage and interviews with people that were there

[@imjusthereforthecomments7221]

BeHereNow Dragonfly part of the reason for the split up was Phil. He was doing super joint tours and shit with other bands and dime and vinnie were tired of waiting on his ass

[@DReeves87]

React to Harvester of Sorrow by Metallica 1991 Live in Moscow Russia!! - this was at the same concert with upwards of 1.5 million people!!!! and just a few months before the Soviet Union collapsed.. This concert was in a time very significant to modern history.. Helicopters were flown very low over the crowd to try and suppress them and reports are that 51 people died at this concert, many by soviet soldiers and militia. \m/ rock on buddy glad you are opening your mind and listening to some metal!!!

[@Michael_Dolences.]

It's funny how year after year the supposed number of people in the audience gets higher and higher. In actuality there were roughly 750K people (which is still a hell of a crowd). That show will definitely be remembered for a long long time.

[@tannerdavis1384]

This!

[@DReeves87]

Yes will be remembered for quite awhile, especially considering it's context in history.. One hell of a time to be playing music like this in Russia. The crowd must have felt so free!

[@fslowtalker]

Hell yeah!! Metallica had one of the biggest turnouts at their shows.

[@bremalcolm4953]

They said the official number of that concert which was free monsters of rock is anywhere from 750k to a million

[@codyduda7804]

im a grandma in my 50s and i have seen pantera since thier first album, i was so young and full of energy and rage...i am now old as fuck and still let loose at pantera...i leave there feeling 20 years younger and refreshed ( things now ache and creek but its worth every fucking second!!!!. I was just at the toronto pantera and lamb of god show couple weeks ago...as long as they do shows imma be killin it there with em....always

[@ryanshultzmusic117]

I will always envy my dad for this. In 1980, somewhere in Texas I forgot where he told me, my dad worked in a music store with Dimebag and taught lessons with him. My dad taught Western swing/country lessons and dimebag taught Metal/Rock. He was known as “Diamond Darrell” back then and he was only 15 and my dad was 16. Of course, one of the biggest albums at the time, Blizzard Of Ozz by Ozzy was big at the store and all the kids rushed in and wanted to learn “Crazy Train” and the main riff/chorus Dimebag altered to make it easier for the beginner class kids. Dimebag taught my dad how to play “Crazy Train” the “wrong” way and my dad taught it to me. YEAH. Dimebag Darrell taught my dad how to play “Crazy Train”. That’s the closest I’m going to get to Dimebag and I’m taking it. Dimebag Darrell basically taught me how to play “Crazy Train”. Rest In Peace Dime ❤️

[@John_McGuero]

Probably Arlington Texas where Dime and Vinnie are from

[@Johnny82Utah]

80s and early 90s METAL was bigger than anything

[@Just-Nikki]

Johnny82Utah I miss those days

[@ginobili210]

YO my man you just picked one hell of a song to JAM to and that my friend is why I subscribed to you... you took a chance and it was a good choice🤘

[@eycetea2016]

Check out his Metallic One reaction too

[@MrCtr210]

I'm glad you've seen the light my young one. I couldn't count how many times I've seen them in SA along with many great metal artist. Thanks for the video my friend.

[@EF-vm7wi]

I was at the show in San Diego of the Damageplan tour in 2004. So fortunate to have gotten to see him play. There is nobody like Dime. Never will be. His legend will never die.

[@lovepoem7753]

Shaq?? If you Love Rap and Metal. Then React to Rage Against the Machine - Bulls On Parade/Killing In The Name. This is one called Rap Metal. I know you will Loved it.

[@DrsoszkaND]

Totally agree.

[@MrAcidKnight]

Not killing in the name, such a shit introduction to the band imo

[@KoopaTaco-ni3wt]

Linkin Park - In the End and Bleed it Out

[@MfZiggy123]

Know your enemy

[@dannyharper8794]

Yesss, Come on he has got to hear it

[@Joelispresent]

When the beat dropped after that solo .. sheesh

[@Double44inthemorning]

That's called a breakdown in metal

[@conniestrachan8137]

Pantera came to Anchorage Alaska and my daughter went, she said it was one of her favorite concerts. She also said the air was so smokey from the herb you could cut the air with you arm and it would close right back up.

[@TheRickbeni82]

I love this dude. Best reactions!