THEY GIVE 200% INTO THEIR CRAFT! | Jinjer | Audiotree From Nothing | FIRST TIME Reaction

[@Jinjer13]

thanx for the time you took for a world class band..... and very lovable personalities!!!!!!!!!!! warm greetings from the german musician.

[@perennial72]

Great, thank you very much. I like your reactions. I have seen them live on stage 3 time and I cannot wait for the fourth. For my personal taste they are the best metal band nowadays. Three top tier musicians and Tatiana the Queen. Cheers from Italy

[@vshcode9524]

Amazing band! I'm glad you reacted to this video! 🤘🤘

[@krisheiberg6874]

They are so F'ing good!

[@jeffwellman2883]

Great reaction. Well Done.

[@j.f.fisher5318]

The music video of Wallflower was symbolically about the band hounding Tati to get the lyrics done so they can record. She usually improvises a lot while recording. Their current ambum was supposed to come out a year ago but I think some of the subject matter is too painful to compse quickly as at least some touch on the war.

[@hemlock399]

I agree, "Dead Hands Feel No Pain" is Roman's moment to shine (and Tati's). It's a much under-appreciated track, IMO. It might be worthwhile for you to react to it in a stand-alone reaction video. Much as this is a fantastic live performance, studio production really compliments the build-up section & crescendo near the middle of the track. The lyrics are great as well. There's no official music video, but there's an official drum playthrough which plays the track just as it appears on the album.

[@paulriddle7818]

The screaming mstch that Eugene and Tati talked about was the tour that disturbned was the headliner with Breaking Benjimin. It was 122 F which is what 44C? THe equipment stopped working from the heat. So they did a makeup date in Tuscon which the Charismatic Voice attended.

[@hemlock399]

I don't think that humans have become more judgemental & censorious (re: "cancel culture"), it's just that in the past, artists weren't exposed to the critical reactions of a mass audience. Social media changed that, and we're obviously still trying to figure out how to adapt to this technology. I think we've got *a lot* of growing pains still ahead of us on that front.

[@JaayCeez]

@@hemlock399 Artists aren't the only ones dealing with cancel culture tho. Anybody on the internet says anything "wrong" to a certain group and they will get cancelled. It doesn't matter if you have 100K, 100 Million, 1K, or 10 followers. It's more than just a social media issue, the problem doesn't lie with the internet, it lies with current society itself.

[@davidjames6036]

​​​@@JaayCeezlol current society/ trends/cancel culture is heavily influenced by toxic social media....shut down all interactive social media platforms, online forums and comment sections and just watch and observe 🤣🤣

[@JaayCeez]

@@davidjames6036 I agree for the most part, but to a point it's not more different than what alcohol does. It only enhances what is already there. If that where to happen, we would still see the same problems across the entire world, nothing would really change if social media suddenly died-off.

[@davidjames6036]

@@JaayCeez lol we have already seen life without social media and it had way less cancel culture and oversensitivity bullshxt.......noone is saying crimes are suddenly gonna stop😂😂.....social media has enhanced toxic discourse nonsense and spreading lies/misinfo by massively exponential rates not a lil 10% increment or something lol ....different ppl with different iq levels on the spectrum will jump on any forum anytime and start saying any type of dumb shxt which is broadcast to the whole world 😂😂.....that is crazy work 🤣🤣

[@bartsimpson1458]

@@davidjames6036 Exactly, let's close social networks and all "similar" channels immediately as well. Then we will ban them from gathering together on the streets, and if this does not work, then we will "relocate" them to a region far from other people, with extreme climatic conditions, where only for survival ,- they had to constantly work hard physically.... Hey, one minute... It already happened...

[@bjwnashe5589]

Vladimir, the drummer, is a classically trained pianist. These people are serious musicians.

[@alexey39064]

His name is Vladislav tho. He's also a guitarist, drums is like his 3rd profession.

[@hemlock399]

I don't think that the pieces of music typically have any lyrics or vocal melodies until the final stage, when Tatiana gets involved. I think she gets some help from the boys, but she's most of the driving force behind lyrics & vocal melodies.

[@pinkierural]

Vlad does an amazing guitar cover of Gojira's Rememberance. I was surprised at how well he plays.

[@kieranspalding8553]

Great reaction! comment for the algorithm !

[@kieranspalding8553]

Also i fucked up my knee at a jinjer concert so that made me laugh. took like three months to heal hahahaha RIP

[@hemlock399]

I think that Eugene is an extrovert and a natural leader. Tatiana's more introverted and sensitive. I don't have a very good read on the personalities of Roman or Vlad. I think that they are less talkative in interviews mainly because they are less comfortable speaking English.

[@davidjames6036]

Lol check out some tati and eugene interviews they did together.......pretty good comedy gold 😂😂

[@paulriddle7818]

When they talked about none of them is an original member i was reminded about Guns N Roses and how there were nearly a dozen members of the band before any of the members of GNR was in it.