Tribal People React to Metallica's Nothing Else Matters

[@txrick4879]

Even though this is not their kind of music they try to understand the meaning of the song and give a honest opinion . Very honest people with good hearts .

[@trmp9923]

I love how they don't focus on petty things, they go deep

[@buddyguy4723]

Abdual forever.

[@fredericjaquet3729]

"we are not scientists and don't have high education. We are just men with a simple life" Sir, you are humble and wise, you have a big heart and such an open mind ! No science nor high education could bring these. God bless you all.

[@Jess-737]

Their EQ (emotional intelligence) is really high. They’re constantly able to dissect these songs on a deeper level without even knowing English.

[@jaydamalley3398]

That's called wisdom. EQ is not a thing. It's not quantifiable. The only actual interpretation of _emotional intelligence_ would be being able to regulate your emotion. And the closest thing to that would be called stoicism. Knowing how to control your emotions and use them to stay and be productive.

[@Jess-737]

@@jaydamalley3398 I’m not getting into it with you. You clearly didn’t understand the comment.

[@jaydamalley3398]

@@Jess-737 I did. Again, it's called wisdom.

[@victorramsey5575]

I hope the guys from Metallica see this. I know they would be honored by these gentlemen's reactions. Music spans the oceans and the skies, there is no such thing as a language barrier with music.

[@michaelfish35]

I don't know if I've ever heard Abdul give a more glowing opinion of a song before. Usually he's stoic and I can see in his eyes that he likes something, but this time he showed how much he liked it with his whole body. Also, it's amazing to see that music can make someone so emotional that they almost cry. You held it together well, Mashoque.

[@NatPat-yj2or]

Here I am in the United States, in Maine, sitting in my chair by myself, jamming out to fu(king METALLICA with 3 older men - Arabic/Muslims from Iran/Pakistan. We are all connected to the music in the same exact way. This is something I could have never imagined would happen growing up in the 90's and listened to Metallica all the time. God bless.

[@Dragon_5th-Regeneration]

No matter their reaction to Metallica and our culture, it is a humbling experience. Love, appreciation, and personal perspectives show me, and I hope the world, that humanity is more one together than selfish. Thank you all!

[@brentfox7068]

I certainly enjoy hearing other people's perspective elsewhere in the world on music, based on their experiences, etc. It is refreshing, and thoughtful. I wish it were possible to even talk with the reactors about life in general and learn from their experiences. I can tell that each one has a story to tell. I look forward to more videos.

[@JBKNL]

communication and openness always does that. Society we live in sadly often tends to divide rather than bring together.

[@zackmarkham4240]

To this day, it's one of their slowest songs and still one of their most powerful. So widely loved by the fans. 32 years, and it makes the top of a lot of fans' favorites lists. And to think, we almost never got it.

[@Defensive_Wounds]

Thank Lars for that....also James for composing it.

[@zackmarkham4240]

@@Defensive_Wounds Very true

[@mariaangelicabrunellsolar7086]

Wonderful reaction! I love the thoughts that these tribal people share, great wisdom!

[@TRYBALS]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@SuperThaidave]

It is so lovely and rare to see people so uncorrupted by social media and other degenerating influences. He says as he watches on youtube....... Love these guys.

[@roowyrm9576]

Metallica are some of the most accomplished musicians, and Nothing Else Matters is a beautiful illustration of that fact.

[@firecracker187]

Apocalyptica does it right.. their cover

[@raunorepomies8621]

*Metarrica

[@zorastin]

I always come back to this channel now and then. I am always shocked by the amount these lovely human beings connnect me to my humanity with their warmth and honest connectedness. I was particularly touched in this one by Mashoques reaction and obvious emotional connection with the song and lyrics. you can literally see at one point where Mashoque connects so well with the song that by his physical reaction that he has interanlised the message and is thinking of how this relates to his life. Thankyou Mashoque for your human-ness. Thankyou for being a real one. Much Love to you all and Metalicca.

[@Metal-Nine11]

I love this. To see them actually be open enough to enjoy Metallica, of all bands from America, this shows their true openness. It's funny how even our parents were afraid of this band back in the early 80s. Lol. I'm not kidding that this channel completely buried some seriously wrong ideas in my heart. Bias. Prejudice. If there's one good thing social media did for me, it was to erase a lot of ignorance from my heart and world. So grateful that I don't carry that anymore. Thank you to the channel and everyone involved. God bless you all.

[@sincenobodyasked3123]

Wow, love radiating like the ripples from a rock hitting water. Kind of profound.

[@SrChr778]

No matter the culture, this song transcends all that and just connects with everyone who hears it. Even Sir Elton John himself considers this song to be, in his own words, "The greatest song ever written." And when James Hetfield heard that, he was in tears. Good ones.

[@STAMPER-DESIGN]

Beautiful human beings who understand more than most. Thank you

[@Mastakilla91]

"This song that they've made has increased the respect I've had for them" hahaha, such an honest way to say that it's adorable.

[@IgorBzovski]

I am from Serbia 🇷🇸, and i love your reaction.❤ I just want to thank you, because this is the proof that good music is "so close, no matter how far". Anyway, every time i watch, hear and feel TRYBALS reactions, i learn. Thank you again for that.

[@Ozz77765]

I hope Metallica sees this. These men are wise in life.

[@susanconstable2113]

This song is just a masterpiece. James has always wrote lyrics in a way that are very personal to him yet vague enough for the listener to interpret them in their own way for themselves. It could be about family, friends, fans, love or religion. It’s just beautiful music.

[@mayasilliman1465]

I just love these guys! Their thinking is so much deeper than the average American. Like wise old sages, they say exactly what's in their hearts and then add that the rest of the world would benefit from love. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@lorraine1959]

I really enjoy these reviews, these men find so much more, than the average fan, in each song they listen to. I love hearing their interpretations & they are teaching me how to truly appreciate the music I listen to. Blessings & love to you all, from Australia ❤❤❤

[@rob3942]

You are very wise and beautiful people. The world does stand on hope indeed. All success in your lives. Bless you all

[@slaw38]

music transends race, culture, borders, religion and beliefs. These guys have more knowledge than most of us could dream of having. They have much less than most of us but im sure are much more happy.

[@gigglebytes]

I’ve only just discovered this channel after the review of the Pentatonix cover of Hallelujah came up in my recommended. There is something so uniquely special to see people being open to something such as music that they would not otherwise listen to and to hear and see their genuine reactions and thoughts is wonderful! Many would be quick to turn it off because it’s not their style but to see them go deeper than the surface and discuss the meaning of the lyrics, of what they are seeing in the video and appreciating the music for what it is, is an absolute joy.

[@vibingwithvinyl]

This was released earlier than 1992. It was on their self titled album, which came out in 1991. James Hetfield wrote the song in 1990. I think they were still on their AJFA tour at the time.

[@dulee0216]

Be still my heart!! ❤ I love their reaction and appreciation. We can connect through music! Just as they said blessings over Metallica, may blessings be bestowed upon them. ❤

[@AE-xs5ze]

Uplifting and kind reactions. Enjoyed the video very much.

[@jimharris367]

These guys have such insight and wisdom - good people 👏

[@WillBabitt]

I love your videos so much. Thank you all for the great content.

[@TRYBALS]

Thanks for watching!

[@cdeweijer12]

These people just open their hearts an minds to this music unknown to them, they are educating us

[@przzuscomoditty]

Their impressions of the electric instruments hit me in the "I take that for granted" gut. I love reactions to things that seem ordinary to me. Reminds me to see blessings everywhere. I love their cross-cultural questions about jewelry and costume. I love the "brotherly-love is normal and healthy" attitude, we need more of that! Thanks for such a beautiful gathering.💜🙏💚

[@mahr-899]

I've just recently discovered your channel and I love it. Your guests are really wonderful!

[@lybeat_gang]

I love this channel, keep up with the good work!!! God bless

[@herrahauki6708]

This was great, thank you! Wonderful insights from all gentlemen! 🙏🏻🤘🏻❤️‍🔥

[@TRYBALS]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jaynecliff1568]

I love the way you all open your bearts and minds to everything you watch. Its an honour to be watching with you.

[@zulfiqarbhutto6379]

Loving it, keep up the good work. 👍

[@TRYBALS]

Thank you 🙌

[@sonjalewis7018]

I am now officially hooked on your channel. I hope for health and happiness for each of you. Thank you for sharing!!

[@jeremy3770]

How doea Chacha have such great insight? If one leaves, they won't feel comfortable with the new guy. That's almost exactly what happened with Cliff and Jason.

[@Marnie-rr8nz]

I love watching these beautiful people! Sending Love across the World to them!😍

[@calidan777]

Love it

[@FayeValentine666]

Awww Abdul! I love Metallica and this song and I'm glad he loves it too.

[@Defensive_Wounds]

16:08 - He definitely got it more than the others! The Oldest guy, with the white bears, he got the retiring bit big time!!

[@CrownsAndThings]

I really like this channel and this group of people who are giving music from all over the world a chance. You can tell you guys really love music and it moves you.

[@rquino4210k]

Music connects everyone! These 3 gentlemen are proof of that. The same feelings that I have listening to Metallica are the same they have presented here.

[@garyrobb5341]

My highest respect to Abdul Aziz Rind Baloch. You remain faithful to your spiritual beliefs and still understand and appreciate differences in others. More like the original Islamic faith. Please pardon me if you are of other religion than Islam. I just assumed. Regardless, you are a man who can bring people together in peace.

[@lilianakarapas9112]

These are some of the wisest men I have ever collectively heard speak. As for the song it is brilliant. Nothing Else Matters. I wish the human world would unite & wars would stop because at the end we are all alike. Religion divides us, it should not define us. Life is simple everyone wants to be loved, to care for others & the best for their children, families & children. We should all respect all cultures. xo

[@jaimeguimaraes]

man how i loved these guys comments and visions.

[@brendahay-beer8466]

I came across this. This is awesome. I love it. Music brings people together ❤️

[@ryanangeli5897]

I’ve watched about 10-15 videos from this channel so far and the thing that astounds me is just how thoughtful these people are. They can derive such complex meaning from simple things. Lesson learned - pay closer attention.

[@jakeevans1646]

I love these videos. It shows a good difference in cultures, but I get appreciation for music and me being a drummer. Just makes it that much cooler to watch.

[@bigsarge2085]

🤘 Love Metallica! 🤘

[@raunorepomies8621]

*Metarrica

[@pekinobo]

So much respect for these fine gentlemen whom gives us wisdom after listening to so many different types of music. Also this shows that music is universal and language has no barriers. Bless these men. Many thanks for keeping this channel going.

[@richardkalwarski8471]

Love disscusions across cultures and music of course

[@JBKNL]

Beautiful people! I hope they realize they are loved by many people around the world. 4:22 gold! good music is good music. Obviously he likes it. What Mr.Mashoque says around 7:20... It matters not if one are highly educated or not. Your heart seems to be in the right place and that is what matters. All these men are great men. Wish I had uncles like them :D

[@AgenteusaRR]

Abdul's the best and in these kind of cultures you can see he's also the wisest, he picks little things up to form hi opinion, and sometimes its wrong ofc but thats cause he doesnt know any better, i just love the man ;)

[@ErickWhite-Gronok]

You know, these people that are in the video, the ones that listen or watch the programming... They seem very down to earth. I feel like I would get along well with them. They remind me of my grandparents and their generation. It would be nice to sit and speak with them, even though I don't know their language. I'm 47 and These men and women always seem wholesome and down to earth. I don't know if the people of this channel ever tell them of any of our comments. If they do, I would like you for you to tell them that I wish blessings upon them as well. In my family men hug, and I wish I could give them a strong family welcome. I hope peace will be upon them, such that it can be in this system of things.

[@brendaconry1402]

Another lovely reaction from the gentlemen. Thank you.

[@revangerang]

Glad they enjoyed it so much! It's kind of obscure, but my favorite cover of this song is done with traditional "white voice" singing by a group called Tulia. You can see their beautiful traditional Polish garb in the music video too c:

[@LASERline14]

Great video sir! Sending from Oregon, USA.

[@susanconstable2113]

This was a great watch! As a huge Metallica fan since the mid 80s I have to tell you just how great they are as humans. They have a charity that gives money to trade schools for kids to go into trades like welding, plumbing, electricity. Stuff like that. It also is big on food donations. People may complain about ticket prices but a portion of every ticket sale goes to the local city they are playing in for food banks. They have a day of giving every year where they ask their fans to go donate their time locally to food pantries and shelters. They just released a new album last year in their 60s. They will retire when they can’t do it anymore physically and that doesn’t seem to be any time soon! Thank you for your reaction and I hope you all have a great day.

[@devonvergiels5185]

Still my favorite of theirs. Wonderful buildup to the end. This is the song I hoped you would share.

[@mariotreglia4066]

I’m much older than these gentlemen but I wish I was as half as wise and humble, yes, all we need is wisdom and humbleness and nothing else matters…

[@niko_x_zero]

Thanks for the videos. Love from Chicago!

[@xusiaxod6255]

Very enlightened lyrics, epic music.

[@turkialbalushi6827]

Love from oman to our baloch brother ❤

[@aidamorales2213]

Hi! I love your reactions! You should do They Don't Care About Us by Michael Jackson (Brazilian version), the story behind the filming is amazing and the message too ❤ Greetings from México

[@TRYBALS]

Sure, we'll try to do it in future.

[@karenfryberger4260]

I definitely second this suggestion. It's an incredible video, visually, musically, and of course MJ's performance and interactions with the people. Adnan, hope you put this on the "not-too-distant-future" list!

[@micks21]

"Human nature if it wants, can protect, and also It can break..."

[@welding_guy7524]

In a previous video , I think it was stairway to heaven or hotel California, I don’t recall who said it but they mentioned the trust of how if a member of the band was lost, how would a replacement feel and how would they feel about a replacement, this is what a band who actually experienced this and they composed this beautiful song.. of course those who know I am speaking of when the band lost Kirk Hammet and they found Jason newstead ..

[@jamescarew2976]

Great production value

[@ericburton1244]

These guys need a meet and greet with Metallica ASAP!! Someone get Metallica over there! Revolution Guy!

[@gregoryriley3993]

Great job by all!

[@wildae.]

heck yeah Metallica again, adnan bhai please the unforgiven trilogy, you explanation is very great about songs i wanna hear them reacting on that

[@thunderstruckgypsy9848]

Can you imagine taking Abdul and all them to see Metallica? That would be a blast!

[@Fedja-2210]

It's so nice that everyone can learn the struggle of grief in every way. It's just beautiful. But I would like to see the names of the members in the video for the newcomers, so everyone has the equal knowledge of each other in the video.

[@AnnaAnna-uc2ff]

Thank you.

[@TRYBALS]

You're welcome!

[@NegaRenGenX2gay2lift]

as a suggestion, can you look into Juan Gabriel's -Hasta Que Te Conocí (En Vivo [Desde el Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes])

[@wilhelmseleorningcniht9410]

Rings are commonly worn for decoration but can represent certain things, often with distinct styles. For example there are college rings some people wear which represent where they graduated and often come in a distinctive style. And there are wedding bands, often simple gold rings, which due to the nature of most people's marriages can have some measure of religious meaning. Those are normally worn on the third finger, the one next to the pinky finger There are also subcultures to think about. Particularly with Rock and Roll, both those who play it and those who listen to it, there is a certain aesthetic so to say which can involve wearing rings, particularly larger chunkier rings than might be typical for other people One reason this might be notable is that at least in places like the US, rings aren't a terribly common form of jewelry for men (though men often wear less jewelry in general) and thinner daintier rings are often associated with feminine jewelry, whereas these chunkier rings have a bit more of a masculine feel, though of course both men and women can and do wear them.

[@streghewitch77]

He was talking about not being educated and being simple people and how that somehow limits their ideas and interpretations. There are many ways that a higher education can interfere with someone's own thoughts, ideas, and interpretations. I guess what I'm saying is that sometimes a higher education impedes those abilities and that those abilities are sometimes far more valuable than higher education. With universities and colleges nowadays, they interject a lot of political and social commentary into education. To me, that undermines the point of education, which is being able to think critically with logic and reason. So these guys didn't miss out on anything, and you can tell them I said so

[@HaviMargallo]

100% true. Intelligence is not determined by the level of education. The educational system is not designed for you to have your own opinion, but to repeat the opinions of others. In fact, with more formal education, one tends to lose their ‘freshness’. That’s why we love seeing these people’s reactions. They’re still pure.

[@streghewitch77]

@@HaviMargallo indeed. I double majored in psychology and sociology but that was back in the 90s. There wasn't a lot of social commentary being injected into my education. Plus, I'm a very strange woman. I've always questioned everything since I was a little girl. I'm 56 years old now and that has not changed a bit. It does Drive some people crazy but usually those are people who lack the ability for critical thought

[@HaviMargallo]

@@streghewitch77 Yeah. In my country, the humanities faculties have also become extremely political. Instead of students and teachers, we now have “social activists". Ironically, the so-called “free thinkers” are often the most dogmatic. Sadly, the state of the educational system is deplorable. A complete restructuring is needed.

[@Arkryal]

@@HaviMargallo Agreed. Though this is nothing new. I was in college in the late 90s, early 2000s, and it was just as bad then. I had a professor teaching 13th Century English Literature. That's important, thirteenth century, England. She starts the class by saying "This is going to be like no class you've ever had, because we'll be exploring the ties between the course material and the social issues facing women and minorities at the time"... Again, 13th Century England. Women weren't often written about because they spent all their time doing laundry in the river (which seriously takes days at a time), and the ethnic minorities were the fucking Welsh, lol. The mental gymnastics to shoehorn that in were just mind-boggling. I also attended public schools for most of my schooling. State funded. When we read George Orwell's "1984", they had ordered copies of the book for the class that were unironically redacted to remove any questionable words or concepts not befitting the classroom. I had already read that book by 7th grade, so the irony was not lost on me, but the teacher didn't find the humor in it as I did, lol. There are some great teachers out there. I had a few who were fantastic at their jobs. But Academia as a whole is just nuttier than squirrel shit.

[@HaviMargallo]

​@@Arkryal Re-writing Orwell to remove "questionable concepts" it's one of the most orwellian things I've ever heard. Crazy.

[@cjpoche2176]

Mama Said by Metallica would be a great song to react to in the future with it's solemn and slow rythym and deep, thought-provoking lyrics.

[@carolcraine5129]

Respect

[@dj8422]

Bohemian Rhapsody is a big one as well, it would be interesting to hear their opinion...And Creedence Clearwater Revival has a few really nice songs as well.

[@revangerang]

Omg I would love if they did CCR they are the goatttt

[@HJG-1019]

Wow.... It took the translated thoughts of Pakistanis for me to find out that this Metallica song was "positive". _I never knew...._ I always thought it was a very sad, somber song - in which "nothing else matters" = Life not worth it no matter what l have put into it..... _A Dead End_ Guess l now have to listen to it a zillion more times now with this newfound understanding~ 🎼✨️🤔✨️🙄✨️😳✨️🎶

[@tnightwolf]

12:40 Facts!🤘❤🤟❤❤❤

[@riekaakier1526]

perhaps try, Nothing else matters on ice, is the best I have ever seen. This song means so much to me and the young ice dancer are so good with a special mood.

[@miki-ie9zb]

it would be interesting to see them react to "mama said", another very personal song by James Hetfield

[@valhallaxx]

11:17 🤘

[@TheDivayenta]

It helps when they understand the lyrics.

[@lesliemcmillan2971]

Elton John said this was the best rock song EVER. These gentlemen have fantastic taste.

[@PumaPantalones]

I'd like to see their reaction to mgla and Infant Annihilator. Don't do it. I'm glad they give them context behind the band and song.

[@bills2135]

Well done for your channel, for the content you provide us from people with people with so different culture from people in Europe. I would recommend to react to Rotting Christ - Χξς or Enuma Elish

[@tylerl4048]

As a generally slow song with a pay off, it would also be interesting to see their reaction to more extreme metal forms that do the opposite, whilst having a lot of meaning - for example, When A Demon Defiles A Witch by Whitechapel - a very heavy song with an acoustic section, all about how the singer's mother dealt with Multiple Personality Disorder

[@carriecree1789]

Miley Cyrus sings a version of "Nothing Else Matters" features many other famous artists. Worth a view. Glad you are all well.

[@gus20763]

Your should do a Roxette reaction, all an icon of the 80's an 90's. I like your videos.

[@misstortitude]

Muharam feels music in his soul

[@fonas1lt5zf9t]

saudações Brasil.

[@tnightwolf]

Top!

[@KingNothing2x4]

Metallica achieved a new Guinness World Records title after becoming the first musical act to play a concert on all seven of Earth's continents.2013

[@TRYBALS]

Had mentioned that when they listened to Metallica for the first time in 2021 😊

[@evapho2745]

Have they heard no leaf clover by Metallica? You guys should give it a listen.