The HU - Wolf Totem (Official Music Video) THE WOLF HUNTERZ Reactions

[@377skyboss]

Welcome to Mongolian Heavy Metal! That growl is Mongolian throat singing. Awesome sound isn't it?

[@rohanpoddar2562]

It's beautiful.

[@tserendashotgoo2596]

and that 2 string instrument is called Morin Khuur in english foreigners calls it Horse Head Fiddle

[@tserendashotgoo2596]

And that 3 string guitar is not guitar its traditional instrument but i dont remember the name of it tho, even im mongolian LOL

[@kloud6412]

Its mongolian throat singing. I wanna make an american cover of this song using ur basic electic guitars and drums and base butnkeeping the throat singing and language. That would be dope

[@hhoi8225]

It's beautiful and awesome but idk if it should really be called heavy metal.

[@SandraNelson063]

I'm a big fan of The Hu. These guys have been to uni to get degrees in Mongolian classical music. They were already Mongolian cultural treasures BEFORE they decided to go mad and invent Mongolian Metal. And you should have looked at the video with the lyrics. Basically, it's about how The Hu ( the people of the Great Khan) will fight you until you die a horrible death. No retreat, no surrender. You want a fight to the death? Well come and get it! Go read the lyrics! The Hu's music will put hair on Travis's head.

[@streetready9748]

Thank you for that did not know they went to uni to learn the language .but the meaning is just powerful.

[@wout123100]

how come so many fake facts, they did not invent mongolian metal, we had these bands 10 years ago already. different , but metal. its just the hu (fantastic) gets so much attention now, deserved ofcourse.

[@billholder1330]

@@streetready9748 they speak Mongol natively, they went to uni to learn both western and Mongol classical musics. Jaya's actually a highly awarded conservatory flute professor when he's not doing the Hu gig. So yeah, they're seriously professional instruments. Though they didn't quite invent Mongol metal, either, check out Tengger Cavalry and Nine Treasures. But the Hu are the best!

[@streetready9748]

You guys are awesome I learned more from the comments than I thought possible thank you very much and metal on Whf.

[@billholder1330]

@@streetready9748 yeah thats what I meant.

[@zenbra_deutsch3500]

Remember: China didn't build The Great Wall as decorative piece, religious monument: IT WAS BUILT TO DEFEND CHINESE FROM THE MONGOLIANS under the leadership of GHINGHIS KHAN. Mongolian throat singing is called Karkyraa and Khoomei . It's done more using the throat and vocals chords and it's much more difficult than "fry vocals" because the demand it's constant. That horse head instrument is called Morin Khuur ( horse head fiddle) . Next one, like a "guitar on steroids" is called Tovshuur (Mongolian traditional guitar). The Hu said they are created new genre then they called that Hunnu rock.

[@erdenesuherka3904]

Yes

[@esuichan]

Yeahhh kinda... But actually from the Huns. The leader was Modun Shanyu. The Huns are basically the ancestors of Mongolians. But Genghis Khan was not even born yet.

[@ariunsanaamunkhjargal2193]

Oh yeah

[@subma6212]

that's true

[@brianuyungele1583]

wrong, when the wall was built Chinggis (Tiemujin ) hadnt been born. there was no so called China or Chinese. it was a bunch of different countries with different peoples that later formed the nation

[@hiawatha.g]

Mongolia. Those harmonics are actually from the same singer as the low drone. After their last concert here, our houses were burning, our livestock was gone and our daughters were pregnant.

[@marycook1572]

Best comment I've ever come across anywhere about anything!

[@kennethv5250]

and my chinese neighbor is building a wall!

[@memememe4760]

@@kennethv5250 haha

[@byambazorigtsogtbaatar9560]

@@kennethv5250 🇲🇳 Mongolia

[@WakefieldTolbert]

Winner .....

[@Tseegy-rh5wm]

It is Mongolian band not Chinese nanxiad

[@VacuousCat]

all the chinese strings and bow instruments came from mongolia, too

[@dreboerte5864]

Hey guys, That is not a guitar. That instrument called Tovshuur very ancient Mongolian instrument used before the battle. They are reviving some old forgotten instrument that my ancestors used to rise their warriors blood before we took over half of the world. Thank you for watching. ✊🏽🙏🏼🙏🏽

[@everdreamcosplay]

The motorcycles are the iron horse... the modernization of of the traditional Mongolian horsemen. I got a chance to see them in concert a year ago. Amazing musicians!

[@garyballard179]

These guys also appear on the soundtrack to the game Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, where they sing a language created for the Star Wars universe.

[@jamescurfman3284]

If you had not mentioned this, I would have. :)

[@ChamithaPriyasankha]

And I think they did the opening in the Mandalorian Season 2 trailer also

[@russelmurphy4868]

@@ChamithaPriyasankha Methinks this too. I live in hope that tghey will have at least one cameo in the new season.

[@terrynitschke5776]

I was lucky enough to discover these guys nearly 18 months ago, following their rise and tour dates, l was super lucky to see The HU live at their final Concert worldwide at Brisbane Australia March 17 2020. I drove a 4000km round trip to see em. HU HU HU HU

[@FearlessDad]

Look up the lyrics. Makes the blood rise!

[@vattmann1387]

It is the ultimate "Get off my lawn" song :)

[@kumararup188]

The awesome thing about Mongolian throat singing is they can sing two notes at the same time. Which logically sounds impossible right ? 🤯

[@hhoi8225]

@yurameki ! Yep, I taught my 5 year old to do overtones and it was super easy for him.

[@ronniecorbett6306]

Janis Joplin could do it. She told me so.

[@enkhrii15]

The Hu is a Mongolian band. The way they sing and the sound they make is called "throat singing". Its Mongolian traditional music and chants, but when u add little bit of rock sound it becomes rock lol. I have heard people tell me that Mongolian throat singing sound like some folk rock song wayy before they heard the HU. The instrument they are using is horse headed Fiddle ( morin khuur) and other one is called Tuvshuur its form or lute not a guitar. Thank you for taking interest in our culture and reacting. It mean a lot.

[@Woozle1x]

The HU! Yes. They are amazing. Wish to see them live someday. You should react to "The Great Chinggis Khaan" its my favourite song by them

[@susanlivingston3075]

Saw them live last year........still get chills from this. Makes me feel ready for battle! Bring it on!!! 🐺

[@bastetlxix9251]

@@susanlivingston3075 I am so very jealous of you! I love the power in their music.

[@alanhill3684]

Welcome to the wonderful world of Mongolian Rock/Metal & the art form known as "Throat singing".. I have been listening to The Hu before they even got popular. I was doing research on throat singing for an essay.. I have even learned some of the fundamentals on how to throat sing in the process.. :).

[@PitVanRooster69]

You've got to do their song "Yuve, Yuve, Yu" next...🤘✌

[@Frankamaria]

and then the great Chinggis Khan 😎

[@carlnietoweise4653]

And Song of Women feat. Lizzy Hale from Hale storm! Powerful!!!

[@roargamer007]

And The Hu- Sad but True Metallica cover 😎

[@uyangabatmunkh1140]

Yes "yuve yuve yu" hhe

[@leeglenn5262]

Absolutely Love The Hu ❤🤘😎

[@patwilliams7114]

Mongolian metal, mongolian throat singing. I meditate to this.

[@bayarmalham9749]

These are traditional Mongolian instruments, nothing to do with China!

[@phoenixrising2609]

Yeah fuck China

[@udvaldorjpurev2255]

YEAH! HO DARE THEY SAY THAT

[@brianuyungele1583]

they actually have things to do with China, as most Mogolians especially the Kharchins are Chinese

[@Qwertyuiop-bj8ry]

@@phoenixrising2609 Chinese and Mongolians have the same ancestors

[@phoenixrising2609]

@@Qwertyuiop-bj8ry well then...:)

[@MrCmad1104]

I have loved Mongolian Throat Singing ever since I was a kid. I also ended up loving Metal. When I heard The HU on Apple Music a few months ago I feel in love.

[@torbenjohansen6955]

love Hu band to not only Nightwish. the "Metal voice" is Mongolian throath singing. have a look at their Yuve Yuve Yu to.

[@edgarvalencia2082]

I saw the hu in Chicago last year at the riot fest they were amazing!

[@treintje1001]

They’re from Mongolia. Check out their great song Yuve Yuve next!

[@jeffreyneas9510]

You need to find the version with English subtitles. It's an old mongolian war chant. The lyrics are great.

[@herkimeratrandom5772]

Throat singing is what is called. They are from Mongolia. They are awesome.

[@Jared-91]

Suzie Q needs to see this. Put on the captions. The lyrics are epic.

[@stephallan2543]

Yes, “Song of Women” or “Legend of Mother Swan” 🦢🙋🏻‍♀️🙇🏻‍♀️🙏🏽🔍😉

[@metalsteel5631]

this is an old war chant they modernized.

[@itsmeagain1745]

And that is why I now OWN this block!

[@roeloftooms]

Mongolian throat singing is the technique called. You should also listen to Tengri with the song Heaven where 2 of these guys are doing the introduction of an amazing song.

[@lujalainen1]

this is awesome music,like spiritual ancient power metal music :) thanx this one guys and have great day there.

[@sherrycooper1370]

Just started watching videos of throat singing and the Hu are awesome.

[@PitVanRooster69]

Or check out their colab with Lzzy Hale "The Song of Women".

[@AchimE]

Don’t mess with the Mongoles! 🤘 Great song, beautiful instruments! Dschengis Khan would like this! 👍🤘

[@pollypurree1834]

They are from Mongolia and Russian Siberia. The American Indians are originally from that region. There are still several million American Indians that roam freely over Siberia and Mongolia in teepees and horses.. That why they had that Indian look on this video. They are related to the ones in the USA

[@gabrielstratton1775]

Am important factoid for you.... you should always turn on subtitles for the Hu band. They go through a lot of effort to include a translation into English so that non Mongolian listeners will understand the context

[@TempestDK]

Now check out their tracks: Sugaan Essena and The Great Chinggis Khan ;)

[@siilegss7776]

It is Mongolian national musical instrument called horse-head fiddle. It is a two string instrument.

[@kristinbaker5244]

The bikers are the real deal. Mongolian biker club, THE club in mongolia. They are friends and Dashka asked if they would do the video. That opening rif when the credit prodtion is their voices only. No instruments at all.

[@semoffg]

The Hu bangs live. They put on one of the most memorable shows I’ve ever been to.

[@blitzofchaosgaming6737]

been waiting for this one Wolf Totem reaction from the wolf Hunterz

[@Frankamaria]

ah, here we go ^^ Love these Mongolian Boys ❤ that makes me feel conquer China 😇

[@margaretgreen5263]

I fucking LOVE this band! They are so dope! Keep rockin’ it out! 🤘🏻❤️

[@asianooasia6719]

The meaning of cavalier in front of motarcyclers is " Traditions before modernity ". If you have time guys go watch documentary about " mongol Empire" or " Genghis Khan " if you don't know any thing about it :)

[@Saiedeh94510]

I love that you smiled all the way through!!!! My favorite band! HU!!!

[@Sa-Be]

He says ancient chinese. My respect for him -10000

[@dth8649]

TO, THE WOLF HUNTER,,,, Your SONGS IS AMAZING,, And we Search Your Songs more Because it kinda of MUSIC we hear,,,

[@jaxlex99]

I've seen these guys live twice, they're f*king amazing 🤘

[@iNsTaNtpUdDiNhEaD]

What did you do with Suzi?😜 This song is so badass! That is Mongolian throat singing. I love the exotic instrumentation. I would love to see these guys in concert when they are able to tour again!

[@fernandoirastorzadesentis729]

If you guys liked this version, there is one where they feature Jacoby from papa roach and its AMAZING!!!!!

[@forsakenjones4695]

He ruins it with his high voice imo.

[@A7xeno]

@@forsakenjones4695 I actually love that one. The contrast between their voices is awesome.

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

I love music like this because I had cds of Tibetan and Mongolian throat singing,Japanese tango drums,Native American flute and drums other indigenous music so I love the mixing with metal

[@markwilson3697]

the motorcycle "gang" modern mongolian warriors. The "cello" like instruments are called horse head fiddles for obvious reasons. This song is a warning... if you come with 10 we will meet you with 100

[@johnghiglione2641]

This band is from Mongolia and the singing is a more of a throat singing style. I just found out about this band today on Tic Tok. It looks like they are about to start or just started a tour in the US. They will be doing a concert in my city in October and I might try and go see them in concert when they are here.

[@christophercollins9333]

They sound even better live. All 4frontmen can throatsing. Worked concerts for a few years doing security, and The Hu surpassed Metallica and Elton John when I saw them in Boston - although I suspect Nightwish next Oct might be the new peak. The Great Chinggas Khan might be a great next step... then Yuve Yuve Yu. Have yet to hear a bad song from them, the whole Gereg record is tremendous so really pick anything.

[@andreaw2053]

My favourite part of this video is that moment when the singing starts and they realise how dope this actually is

[@Gegeelen_shy]

This is Mongolia

[@Urika5]

I like face reactions of the guy in the red. He is not talking much, but his face reactions are so interesting: he is confused, also having fun and at that time he is also lost

[@orvillegibson188]

The instruments in use here are traditional Mongolian instruments. The Horse-head fiddle is the only musical instruments ever awarded World Heritage status as a Cultural Icon. It is called a Mohin Khuur. There is a bass version called an Ihk Khuur. The guitar like instrument is a long necked 3 string lute called a Tovshuur. All members of the band hold Master of Music degrees. There are four fulltime members in the band, and four part time members. The 'bikers' are actually a choir. HU is Mongolian for 'HUman'. They are Covid stranded in Sydney, Australia atm. Very nice people.

[@yvettelefeu9073]

I'm one of the lucky ones that has seen The Hu twice, both times they were in Sweden. I'm 64 and they gave me the greatest mucijal kick since I saw Hendrix in Stockholm a few months before he died. They are from Mongolia and all are schooled highly in music. I The man with the long hair is still teaching at the school. They call their mucic Hunnu rock. The word Hu comes from their word for Human. They are Their instrument are build on old traditional style with some small changes. The stings are from horses. If you check out some of there other videos you can hear them make the sound of horses. They have a album out that's called Gereg. That was what the great Gingiis Kahn called the diplomatic pass that he gave a messenger so that he easy could pass over one border to the next country that now Kahn ruled. Their are videos with English text to all there songs. My body is broken I walk with two crutches. But twice I traveled back and forth almost 900 km to see them. They will be my last conserts, but I listen to them every morning, noon and evening. I know they are working on new music, can't wait😎👍🎼

[@yvettelefeu9073]

Sorry, didn't check the spelling😜

[@SoN_oF_oDiN76]

Mongolian throat singing! My understanding of this particular song is that it is actually a war chant. The bow played string instrument you hear translates to horsehead fiddle. I recommend checking out the version they did with Jacoby Shaddix from Papa Roach. It has a slightly more modern feel and sound. The very first time I heard this song I felt the urge to invade my neighbors home and pillage their fridge.

[@camelmajor1402]

The Hu - Mongolian group-warriors for Genghis Khan super songs

[@punkweb]

The Great Chinggis Khan next! The singing is Mongolian throat singing. The 2 string bowed instrument is a Morin Khuur and the 3 string guitar like instrument is a Tovshuur. They're an 8 piece band: 2 morin khuurs, a tovshuur, guitar, bass, 2 drummers, and a flute/jaw harp. Seen them live, can't wait to see them again sometime.

[@Soami-yl5bm]

This is all Mongolian instrument btw don’t mistake it for any Chinese instruments

[@NeeceLoneWolf]

John's reaction is priceless lol

[@markgregorio4707]

Mongolian band..😊

[@Demerest003]

Hell yeah, let's go pillage some cities! Mongols = Baddest Empire EVER, ask the Chinese about the Mongols 😲

[@2727rogers]

Yes if it wasn't for the Mongols there would be no Great Wall of China.

[@jamescurfman3284]

Hell, ask the Romans! :)

[@mister_grizzlee5105]

@@jamescurfman3284 The Romans were pretty much dead by the time of the Mongols tho.

[@jamescurfman3284]

@@mister_grizzlee5105 The Huns invaded. The Huns were Mongolian. Part of what this song is about AND the group of people that this band is named for.

[@mister_grizzlee5105]

@@jamescurfman3284 Nobody knows for certain what ethnicity the Huns were, some say turkic, some sarmatian and some mongolian or other central asian people.

[@christinestromberg4057]

I fell in love with the Hu some times ago through seeing them on Mongolia Today. Fabulous music.

[@Pr0gr3ss]

The guy wit the red tshirt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! EPIC.. his reaction is priceless

[@mirabtkh724]

The Hu is Mongolian band. Check out their soundtrack to the Star Wars Jedi game Fallen Order or colab with Lzzy Hale: Song of women. They are sooo awesome. It feels like all their songs are alive, have a soul or something... When I listen to their songs I have goosebumps.

[@saralindley4079]

They are from Mongolia. The HU are great. Love that Mongolian throat singing. So raw!

[@UltimateGamerCC]

i love how their videos are very simple in concept, but beautiful to look at, letting nature set the scene.

[@anjelamann6838]

I absolutely can not stop listening. I love it

[@supermanman9520]

sometimes its better not to talk and just listen, This is a warriors chant that sings to the heart of every true man , it awakens whats been dormant

[@bigstin188]

Awesome

[@njorr4871]

The instruments are called Morin khuur ( cello looking thing) and a tovshuur(Mongolian 3 string guitar)

[@thesaxon1377]

The Hu are an Mongolian band and the singing he was doing was Mongolian throat singing that was the sound you where hearing. 🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@thebackyardbear]

With or without the translation... this is HARD. I LOVE this sound mixture.

[@truellaksala]

Loved your honest reaction. So many great songs to choose from. The Hu ft Lizzy Gale. Women’s Song

[@mikemike7397]

Dude the minute I heard this hairs on my arm literally just went to full attention it just literally draws you in and get you really hyped you got a sub from me for introducing me to this these guys are bad ass

[@danielknight9337]

Incredible!!! This is insane, I would turn the other way if these guys ever crossed my path.

[@brennanf486]

its an ancient mongolian war chant that Genghis Khaan used to do before going into war :) the inusturments are traditonal mongolian over 2k years old

[@collettesmith2977]

The instrument is Horsehead fiddle and it is throat singing , if you can watch with the translation. Thanks for reaction

[@CG74L]

quote 'this is so dope'. Welcome to the Hu :-)

[@CalebKotschedoff]

This song is my favorite of all time

[@JockJutManhwaRecap]

there Mongolian.. listen to the one with lyrics the song is bad ass

[@karipylkas6265]

That was pretty badass 😮 greetings from Finland

[@danielgutierrez1937]

The decendants of "GENGHIS KHAN ",Singing their War chants summoning charge battle cry song,AWESOME,i guess i heard this before in one of GENGHIS KHANS MOVIES😍😍😍

[@Battsetseggereltt]

The man who wore red t-shirt looks very happy 😆

[@RookCity94]

The Hu are from Mongolia, and that singing style is Mongolian Throat-singing. You basically turn your voice into a Digery-doo.

[@petrichor649]

Soundtrack music, powerful

[@stevensprunger3422]

I am a little bit later but I heard about Mongolian throat singing about oh say about 20 years ago however this was kind a new for me also most of those guys are classically trained university musicians and the guitarist guy or the two string fellow guy you can catch playing some classical music

[@MacFall]

You should check out their Song of Women. There are two versions of it: one entirely in Mongolian (it's an ancient poem from a warrior to his lady at home), and another featuring Lzzy Hale with new English lyrics. The latter was released on Mother's Day last year.

[@calipop_9253]

I would not want to have crossed these guys on the battlefield back in the day. Go back and watch the subtitled video if you get the chance.

[@ObiWanGinobiliTopFan]

This was AWESOME. 🤯😁

[@christinestromberg4057]

Did you notice the guitar has been designed (by them) to look like a bow and arrow?

[@Runic-Raven]

Guys, they only do payed reactions. No need to request in the comments. If you want them to react you have to go to their site and buy a reaction.

[@aryansigrid]

@ᚨᚱᚨᚲᛊᛖᛊ / Araxes That's true. Bloody Sad-times when people monetize other people's Creative-Art for their gain!

[@odjargalelfar8145]

So the instrument is not Chinese instrument. It is Mongolian instrument. It called Morin Khuur. Legend of man created after his belowed horse. Not everything Asian is Chinese. 😅

[@alanfoster6589]

Watch their video of "Sugaan Essena". You'll get to see the whole band, and the music is dope.

[@ayyildiz7522]

On November 27, 2019, the band received the Order of Genghis Khan, Mongolia's highest state award, for promoting Turko-Mongol culture. [15]

[@denis.l4194]

I shaked my head to the song as f*ck!🤘😜

[@benvanwessel1984]

first time a saw you two team up, like it (bro-metal in the making?) :)

[@boldoobtsn3563]

Hello guys i just watched your reaction video. The Hu is from Mongolia. About that singing we call THROAT SINGING it's Mongolian cultural singing style. and that all instrumentals are all Mongolians that long one with the horse head too!!! just about the guitar i heard they just created. Enjoy Guys by the way The Hu released new song yesterday if you guys interested ....

[@ronniecorbett6306]

I love The HU. Throat singing is so Metal. Peace