Bloodywood - Dana Dan (Indian Folk Metal) THE WOLF HUNTERZ Reactions

[@jamesm5883]

If this song doesn't make the hairs on your arms stand up, then you're physically dead! Machi Bhasad, Gaddaar, Ari Ari are must listens.

[@ludens1472]

Pretty sure they have already reacted to them

[@theoneaboveall6962]

Amen 🙏

[@swanubal508]

aaj too

[@muzix1575]

I guess I am dead, I am writing this comment from heaven

[@stephanefougeroux423]

And Aaj bro

[@davidhughes8204]

One of the best bands around right now and always with an important message! 🤘

[@corv1d770]

The rhythmic nature of the Hindi language is so fitting to the stylization of metal honestly, and the traditional instruments and vocals blend seamlessly with the metal and electronic aspects. I'm transfixed with Bloodywood, absolutely starstruck. They deliver a powerful collection of messages about humanity and compassion and community, protecting one another. It's beautiful, I love to see it.

[@almuramoo5554]

Please do "Bloodywood - Aaj" next, its a freakin anthem!! Stay safe and greetz from Germany

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

Dont forget,KALI is Dancing for you (Blue Female Indian Goddess) !.......Kali is the Hindu goddess of death, time, and doomsday. She is often associated with sexuality and violence but is also considered a strong mother figure and symbol of motherly love. Kali embodies shakti - feminine energy, creativity and fertility - and is an incarnation of Parvati, wife of the great Hindu god Shiva.

[@georgeerhard1949]

She's also very much the spirit of righteous vengeance and destruction. She's often depicted dancing on the remains of demons she's killed, with their skulls as a necklace, a manic wide-eyed expression, with their blood on her tongue, and knives and severed heads in her hands. Definitely NOT the Goddess you want to piss off.

[@rajeshpaleth4400]

Yeah you could say she's kinda an extreme expression of "tough love" - lol

[@HereticalKitsune]

And she ripped demons apart, drank their blood and then almost destroyed the world with her victory dance until she stomped on Shiva. Epic for sure!

[@cybergeek11235]

They're getting ready for their "Nine Inch Naans" tour right now, actually! (Their previous tour has a documentary here on the youtubes called "Raj Against The Machine" - they know _exactly_ what they're doing, and it's glorious! 😁)

[@LuzPanorama16]

Fuck that's hilarious 😂😂

[@cybergeek11235]

@@LuzPanorama16 dude it's the BEST THING. Any group that can make puns and/or jokes at themselves, ABOUT themselves, is a group I can get behind even if the music sucks, but theirs is ALSO REALLY REALLY GOOD

[@jedrashidul6952]

Bruhhhhh🤣🤣🤣

[@Sumsx94]

Got to aee them at the Raj against the machine tour in London AND got to hang out with them after the gig! They are amazing and look out for hs at gigs/festivals. Most genuinely lovely and talented guys!

[@harrypottah8889]

Fuckin love these puns.

[@HereticalKitsune]

That girl in blue? That's Kali, the Hindu goddess of war, protection and women. She's a badass, ripped "demons" apart and drank their blood before dancing so hard in victory she almost destroyed the world until Shiva jumped under her so she stepped on him and stopped. Love that song, so powerful and intense! My first experience with them was Jee Veerey, another awesome and intense song about depression and the bad s-word that might come from it, and how to overcome it.

[@J3nJ3nl0llip0p]

Dude. Your face for the first minute...just utter AWE. I truly enjoy watching men react to this song!!! I revel in this song as a survivor, I am heartened that it exists, that it's by INDIAN MEN...and I LOVE how much you agree!😍😍😍😎😎😎

[@J3nJ3nl0llip0p]

You just look soooo happy about the lyrics!!!!

[@cookiemobers5650]

Saw them last year, in a very small venue (450 same place I saw Dir en Grey) The intense energy was so insane. I'm not joking when I say that the walls, floors and ceiling were flexing with the sound waves. Probably one of the best shows I've been to in the last 5 or so years. Hands down.

[@Karma66]

One of the most amazing metal groups in the world today. I can't think of anyone other than maybe Jinjer that I would like to see in person.

[@switchgrindgamer1878]

When I saw this about a year ago, it blew my mind as much as you guys do now. But now I have a very big grin on my face when I see that you feel the same!!!

[@markhoward2811]

I bought this album and its the most borrowed amongst my friends. I haven't seen it on weeks now lol. Another folk metal band that you could consider are swiss band Eluiveitie.

[@2RGGrannyJeff]

That's so awesome you guys did Bloodywood. Always down to see people react to them. One of my favorite bands for sure. Gonna search to see if you guys have done anymore of them, but if not, check our "Gaddaar" or "Aaj" next. They will blow you guys away. Rock on!

[@dimitrasotirakoglou2553]

Ohhh you are ready for a treat... Amazing band, unique sound Thank you ❤️

[@MrWarHogs]

I got the chance to see them live earlier this month. They are incredible, honestly one of the best performances at the festival!

[@iiitzHimmy]

Thanks for the reaction for me! Glad you enjoyed them.

[@LukaBlight69]

Rapid fire badassery is all I can say about thing song. These guys made a banger of a song here with a damn heart hitting message.

[@dreamstate5047]

Maa Kali, Om ayen Hreem Kleem Chamundaye Viche,

[@harbinger-9277]

You have hit gold with this band! Do follow them; they're taking the world by storm!

[@jody024]

A great band, they also support many great causes.

[@Robert_Herring]

Their "Nine Inch Naans" tour hits the US this fall

[@mmcpa]

I'll be there!!

[@Sky_Nett]

This is awesome clip! Both singers have such ACTIVE CHARISMA!! That's why they good, looking forward for new clips/ This is like - another level!!!

[@BihuBihulagise]

Thanks guys for react on this song video I always wanted from you.

[@ascendotuum9586]

You guys, your band could be my favorite reaction vids to Bloodywood. Keep 'em coming!

[@Maizy1985]

Not my kind of music but holy crap! They're so good, all the instrumentals, the dancing and WOW how the heck does that guy rap so fast? I do like the part with the woman singing and will check out some other songs of theirs.

[@franzwohlgemuth2002]

I FULLY endorse and support the message of the song.

[@nicklydic4750]

The Indian culture has always fascinated me and to combine that with my favorite genre of music. Shut up and take my money!

[@mmcpa]

Great reaction. I'm seeing them live in September. So lucky their USA tour has them coming to Boston, 20 miles from my house.

[@Sargecon1]

Listen to the whole Album... awesome

[@garyballard179]

These guys started off doing parody songs here on KZbin, before buckling down and putting out some serious metal songs. Their rapper friend joined them for a lot of the songs. Then they went viral. They ended up getting an invite to Wacken before they even had a full live band. There's even a documentary on their mad dash to Wacken - and they followed that up with a short international tour and the release of their first album. It's been a crazy ride for these guys. A lot of their videos have important messages after the song, which are at least as cool as the music. The guitarist/flutist's gf is a musician herself - she plays the bagpipes, and has her own KZbin channel under the name The Snake Charmer. She also appears in a couple of Bloodywood's videos - without her bagpipes.

[@girlintothedarkness]

I loveeee this Band, and the lyrics!

[@swanubal508]

holy fixxx.....this was ....oh damn!! love from Indiaa.......I didn't knew this band existed until I saw this.....

[@randallkranz9012]

all songs they are good they put out

[@isaiahwelch8066]

Hey Hunterz. In case you were wondering, the woman in blue is representative of Kali -- the Hindu goddess of death, protection, and transformation/change. This song, the more I hear it, really makes me think that Jayant, the screamer, is representing everyone who has ever known someone who has been hurt by r*pe and SA. His screams are that of someone wanting justice for a friend or family member -- wanting to bring the righteous fury of the goddess Kali as a blessing, as he beats the ever-loving crap out of those who hurt other people that way. And the bridge, where the woman starts singing, makes me think that Kali, in a strange sense of comfort, comes down herself from the heavens to deliver the beatdown, unleashing her righteous fury against the guilty offender. Because Kali help those that perpetrate these kinds of crimes -- because they will get what is due them, sooner or later. Kali's justice does not sleep on those that hurt others that commit heinous sex crimes.

[@fialagerdahl]

This is so interesting to read and you are right. He sounds like he has a rage filled pain within him.

[@apy43]

That blue girl depicts kali. You don’t Wanna mess with her , trust me! Hehe

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

Imagine the WALL OF DEATH after the Break in the Middle of the Song....."but untill then..."

[@revhappymv]

This comment right here! I can't wait for the live videos of the upcoming tour to pop up🤘

[@AGDinCA]

OMG! Yes, a Wall of Death would be amazing in this song. 🤘😁

[@Ironbound25]

The entire song can be a wall of death

[@UshaUsha-re3gu]

World : you can't do rap in metal Bloodywood : hold our 9" naan😂

[@dreamstate5047]

and thats hot

[@voldebean6055]

That's sooo authentic.

[@patrickbonney8082]

Bahut achcha, Sundar...

[@manmohanr7840]

बहुत अच्छा, सुंदर

[@cookiemobers5650]

Have seen them again, same energy.

[@b.kiethcooper9848]

Most of their songs have a social meaning and they talk about it at the end of their videos

[@VHDSoaD]

Power. No. POWER! No. PPPPPPPPOOOOOOOWWWWWWWEEEEEEERRRRRR!!!!!

[@my.business]

*They need to be in US, UK & Europe with the marsh pit type of crowd....don't think anyone's heard stuff like this before*

[@sharonlloyd1]

They're playing the UK in August and March next year. I'm seeing them in August.

[@my.business]

@@sharonlloyd1 Good for you

[@ericminton6084]

the girl in blue represents the Goddess Kali in Hinduism...she is there for a reason.

[@damnalien6998]

They have a US tour in Sept/Oct

[@edenlox9203]

Excellent BloodyWood !!! I like it !! :D

[@nickr104]

The whole album is great!!

[@CrazyWizardPyro]

Wow this song is crazy,i love it :D

[@GhostOfMrPickles]

you should see them live...intense. they fund their own videos.

[@thamirivonjaahri6378]

How's it goin hunterz. I just went through this reaction video and I think i u like them guys from Bloodywood, try listening to Andre Antunes. He made mashup of his guitar performance with Nooran Sisters. Video is called "INDIA goes METAL - Jugni (Nooran Sisters x Andre Antunes)".

[@Ridth-one]

You guys haven't seen anything yet, try BBTS(broken by the scream) & see what you think 😆

[@pynskhemniangti3073]

They are touring the US currently..you should check them out

[@emcash7042]

This music slaps so hard

[@chelseabrooks4922]

I absolutely love this song and Gadaar and I love this reaction! React to Gadaar!!

[@vollepylkkanen9211]

+ with Those lyrics and whole concept of this video & song and it´s so important message in it´s divine OMGdess whole pure ENERGY POWERfully unstoppable behind or more literally all over it just fxxxing everywhere in here in deep in deeeep WOWs!!! :BlessedAreThoseWhoGetIT:

[@ssjsergei]

You should listen to Aaj, Jee Veeray and Yaad, those are such a great songs too 🔥

[@pawulonpawuloniasty839]

hello from poland

[@siavashjavidnia6789]

Holly Molly...

[@nuneq]

Im a bit sad that you did not say anything about the lyrics, but otherwise nice reaction. One could see you enjoy it.

[@larrywelchko6136]

Great review but did you guys REALLY get the gist of the song? It is a masterpiece for sure, but the message is what makes it.

[@chadhenry961]

4:09 Bloodywood is touring the US in the fall

[@riichobamin7612]

The blue girl is representing the Goddess Kali. Destroyer of Evil.

[@jeannineh9080]

You’re in luck, they’re touring the US late summer, all I can remember off the top of my head is Aftershock and Louder Than Life, but they have small shows in between the festivals. Also, I’ll add to the suggestions for Aaj. Not as heavy as this one, but absolutely epic for different reasons, both musically and visually

[@kheldaur2107]

She gets the lyrics and he's just high or drunk

[@jerrellesplain6010]

woooooow

[@larrywelchko6136]

Am I the only one who noticed the stutter step with the lead guitar??? especially after the slow singing?? How the hell did Karan do that?

[@ascendotuum9586]

React to AAJ by Bloodywood

[@mercuryandmercury]

listen to rudra ... very similar metal band

[@eviljeep]

The song Aaj from them, for me, it's the metal song of the year so far 🇮🇳 🤟

[@prakashusha3006]

Gaddar, Endurant and aaj by bloodywood

[@JoAnn69BC]

Amazing reaction guys...this is the first reaction to Bloodywood? Well finally...these guys are amazing musicians 🔥🤘🏽

[@johnpierce2095]

sometimes its hard to tell if she likes the song or doesnt like it,

[@starone72]

Plz do AAJ by bloodywood next

[@MichealRackstraw]

Sounds like System of a Down

[@liamfisher917]

You should look up Kali's dance

[@abhradipchoudhuri352]

The girl in blue represents goddess Kali, the angry version of goddess Durga that brings destruction to mankind.

[@themedikeldogtor5277]

would to like to suggest some good band names. thank you.

[@yuklz247]

I think while the band is being politically correct and staying away from the narrative of the woman in blue being a depiction of Goddess Kali, I think that's what it is. Goddess Kali is an angry goddess and protector who slays demons and this video is on similar lines. I know some of the guys in this band, you'd be surprised at how polite, grounded and goofy they are despite tasting huge success, at least lately .

[@WaqasAhmad-ii5nu]

Hey Diandra

[@demigod4171]

React to Machi bhassad (live), gaddar , jee verey , etc

[@peterlimburg3872]

Please react to Chicken Pig Attack - The Return of Takeo

[@topG127]

Heya! I hv a request.. Could you plz check out this other indianfolkmetal band, DYMBUR - the song CHILD ABUSE. These guys write song on heavy social issues that people in India hv to deal with, and mixes metal wt indian folk instruments.. plz react to these guys.. btw they hv two song 'Rape Culture' & 'Child Abuse'

[@wady0]

Please react to cream - stormy monday - royal albert hall 2005 👌

[@maheshchingangbam2784]

Please react to bloodywood aaj....

[@aaronbarlow4376]

Finally we have evidence of demon possession lol.

[@gabrielgomez2596]

react to Plan 4 pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!! Argentinian band!!!

[@swapnilpachkale3723]

DID U EVEN UNDERSTAND THE LYRICS?? HAHAHAHAHHA

[@starone72]

U should react to AAJ by bloodywood it will blow ur mind too one of their best

[@johnny791]

Plz check out anothr indianfolkmetal band Dymbur - Child Abuse. They released a song called Rape Culture even before bloodywood. Would love to see you react to both

[@randalladams7692]

The most weirdest stuff I ever heard it's different a little to much for me it's allright

[@aaronbarlow4376]

Rape is a real problem in India.

[@MidlandsMusicGallery]

I really cannot believe that you both totally missed out on the important message in this song,against sexual assault and rape. Sure,the music and rapping are great, but Bloodywood wrote this in support of victims of abuse and you guys totally missed the meaning and message.. Piss poor show.

[@randyhochstein8455]

The drums were good, the dancing was interesting, although I didn’t see much in one and two second blips. I guess overall, it was awful. Granted, its certainly not my genre , but I like to hear what’s out there. ✌🏼😎

[@AGDinCA]

You thought it was awful? Really? May I ask why you felt that way? I am curious.

[@randyhochstein8455]

@@AGDinCA like I said, it’s not my genre to begin with, plus I think I only understood five or six random words throughout the whole song. I tried to take away from it what I thought was good, but most of it (for me) was rubbish. No offense intended, but that’s it. My opinion. ✌🏼😎

[@PJBonoVox]

The lyrics are too literal for me. Without some kind of symbolism it just comes off as cringey to me. Killer band and sound though.

[@AGDinCA]

@@randyhochstein8455 Oh, I'm not offended. Not at all! Everyone has their own opinions, likes and dislikes. I fully encourage and support that! It's just fascinating to me when I come across a person with such a strongly negative opinion about something I love so much. My curiosity kicks into overdrive and I want to know why they feel the way they do. Any opportunity to dive into the human psyche is a plunge worth taking. 👍

[@AGDinCA]

@@PJBonoVox Interesting reply! So, in your opinion, rap lyrics need to be couched in symbolism to be taken seriously? Is that because members of the rap genre, in general, present their lyrics in mostly symbolic terms? Or is that simply a personal preference? I'm genuinely asking, as I find this topic fascinating. So, please don't think I'm trolling you or picking a fight. I legitimately want to pick your brain on this topic. 😊

[@jayantasarkar9671]

@1:30 best reaction ever.