Vocal Coach Reacts to THE HU 'Wolf Totem' (Vocal Analysis)

[@TheFairyVoiceMother]

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[@missk8tie]

What was name of the Indian band you used for the clip at 1:55 please?

[@Venus-in-Bluejeans66]

These guys are graduates of the Mongolian Music Conservatory with degrees in Classical Music. They're fabulous musicians. Their albums are a combination of traditional Mongolian influences and modern rock. They are terrific "live" performers. Thanks for the reaction.

[@richardbradley2335]

Oh lovely info there.

[@PopsBarnCatMafia]

I'VE BEEN WONDERING when you would finally find this gem. Their, "Song of Women" ft. Lzzy Hale from Halestorm is a great one as well

[@terryallen7356]

I LOVE Song of Woman. I hope The Fairy Voice Mother reacts to it.

[@dougel4709]

Agreed!! "SoW" would be a great next step into The Hu!!!

[@deeteenw]

I concur

[@sunken8246]

There’s also one that just came out a month ago called “This is Mongol” ft William DuVall from Alice In Chains

[@cristiaolson7327]

Every girl on the planet should hear Song of Women. Such a fantastic and empowering track, and Lizzy's voice goes so well with the guys too.

[@ronparsons8786]

I don't always ride my horse into battle against the invading barbarian hordes, but when I do, this song is in my headphones

[@mauijttewaal]

Rotfl

[@falxonPSN]

Stay angry, my friends.

[@ozymandias5257]

I don't always ride my horse into battle to overthrow the Jin Dynasty, but when I do my slaves are playing this tune. Stay bloodthirsty my friends.

[@HassanSabbaku]

If you'd be listening to this song you'd be part of the Invading Barbarian Horde 😂🤘

[@Ines-rn1si]

👉The Hu: This band was founded in 2016. The syllable Hu in the band name is the Mongolian root for the word human. The band name roughly translates as 'the people'. The band's logo shows a snow leopard. The band chose this animal because of its mythical significance. Among other things, it is said to be a symbolic animal for ancient Mongolian tribes. The four members of the band, Gala (Singer), Jaya (Singer), Enkush (Mongolian horse head violin, Undertone singing) and Temka (Mongolian Gitarre), all have degrees in music from the Mongolian State Conservatory. Jaya teaches there under his real name G. Nyamjantsan. The HU have modified and strengthened their instruments, which were mostly played sitting down. The Hu call their style of music Hunnu Rock. They use traditional Mongolian musical instruments such as the horse head violin, the Mongolian guitar and also employ traditional Mongolian undertone singing. The HU have modified and strengthened their instruments, which were mostly played sitting down. From the field of heavy metal they mainly borrow the hammering basses for their music. (www) * The HU - This Is Mongol - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoqVmH5qo5hontk * The HU - Sad But True (Official Music Video) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6HbcpKQrayLla8 * The HU - Yuve Yuve Yu - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGXbi4ioZad4nKc

[@adrianmay3573]

I knew they were Mongolian and I love their music I'm from the United States me my dad and my husband all of their music and their throat singing it's amazing I love seeing their instruments to. It gives you a little bit but look in their culture

[@ethanmorgan7823]

AKA Mongolian throat metal 🔥🔥

[@RandiPoitras]

I saw someone else’s comment on another video saying they’d seen the hu live at a nordic festival and they had a few thousand vikings fist pumping and chanting the whole song - can you even imagine, that would be incredible.

[@AkasaurusRex]

Someone once said I look like a cross between a Viking and a Mongol especially when my hair grows out lol

[@TheSteelGuy]

The joy on your face when the singing kicked in! Glad you liked this.

[@grizzlynad]

And the delighted giggle 😉😁

[@OxholeBassBananas]

The Hu are so amazing live! like 8 people on stage and 7 of them throat singing and all of them playing different instruments... And the best is that even if you can't understand a word, you can always shout "Hu! HU!..." in almost every song because of the steady base rythm. It feels so good when the whole audience rides on that primal atmosphere

[@yarareadstheclassics]

I saw them in concert a couple of years ago, and it just fed my soul! The energy they created in concert was such a healing, uplifting, and empowering energy. 💙🌸✨️

[@hasgath]

Hi Molly!! Curiosity: The instrument Morin Khuur, is very prominent in the band, it usually has a sculpture of a horse's head on top and its strings are traditionally made with horsehair, and these beautiful "choros" are an attempt to imitate sounds of horses neighing through the Mongolian prairies, an animal symbol of the traditional peoples of this beautiful country. Something the band tries to bring is the fusion of their country's traditions with modern music. Congrats on the amazing reaction...again!

[@mattblatchley2061]

These guys did a version of this with Jacoby Shaddix from Papa Roach doing kindofa English translation alternating verses...it got a TON of airplay in my area which was cool and how a lot of us came to know them...they also released a Metallica cover all in their native language ---it was really cool...love that these guys were embraced!!!

[@mkxv1]

I've said it before and I'll say it again, they have the most badass looking traditional and non-tradition instruments in rock/metal Glad u did this one FVM! Fusion of styles can be sooo powerful I wish bands like this would be better recognised by media . People should dare more mixing and matching styles vocals techniques and random sounds.. we need it now more than ever

[@anthonywilson1077]

I honestly haven't clicked on a video faster! I knew going in you'd have so much fun with it. The joy on your face, and in your reactions, truly made my day! Thank you!

[@BetsySchiller-sj2sm]

Love this! The string instrument has a horse head because the horse is symbolic for Mongolians. So unique! I hope you feel better soon! ❤

[@АлександрРепников-э2к]

Одна из самых живых реакций, что я видел на эту песню. 💘😍

[@roelofvuurboom5939]

Ok, lets all agree this girl really frikking understands music.

[@srudine]

I'm always amazed at how incredibly funny and instructive your reactions are. I love your sense of humor! The snippets that you insert (so to speak) are hilarious. The hardest part about being a fan of your channel is waiting for the next release. You are THE BEST on youtube at what you do. I love the extra out-of-make-up takes in the Fairy Flat as instructional filler. Love to hear a reaction of Geoff Castelucci's cover of Ain't No Sunshine. Feel better soon. All the best to you and Daphne.🤠🤘

[@TheFairyVoiceMother]

Oh that’s so lovely of you, I am so so happy to hear that 💜 lots of love always.

[@yarareadstheclassics]

Geoff Castellucci's version of Far Over The Misty Mountains Cold is one of my favorites of his.

[@evilduckydetroit]

"Look, Mommy! horses!" - The most frightening sentence in 13th century China

[@Robert_Herring]

Beautiful reaction and analysis, Lolli. I knew you would enjoy this. The Hu are fantastic, and live they are incredible, one of my favorite concerts I have attended. When I saw them they performed a tune, "Black Thunder", from their latest album. At times there were 6 men throat singing in unison and it sounded immense. I recommend watching the music videos, parts 1 & 2, they are better than many movies. Being so dramatic probably means it would make for a good reaction video, however. For a reaction, I recommend the acoustic studio performance of "Shireg Shireg". It's a beautiful song, and gives opportunity to see the gentlemen up close.

[@blairkimberlin3447]

Sooooooo glad you finally got around to these guys. I never knew I needed Mongolian heavy metal throat singing in my life but apparently I did. I see them every time they're performing within a couple of hundred miles of me. Their energy in concert is amazing. They do a collaboration with jacoby shaddix in this song and it's great. My favorite is Yuve Yuve Yu, it's kinda bluesy and the video is incredible. If you're really interested in their technique you should look up info on the individual singers. They are each proficient in at least one technique, the lead singer is prominent in each category of throat singing

[@arianalittauer7155]

Second the "Yuve Yuve Yu" reaction request. Love it.

[@yarareadstheclassics]

Yuve Yuve Yu was my favorite too! Now it's tied with The Woman Song. My professional bellydance troupe performed a theatrical piece to Wolf Totem. So awesome!

[@dgt83]

The HU - Black Thunder is another amazing song worth checking out.

[@robertcampopiano6001]

I remember when I first saw this video and was completely blown away. The fusion of traditional Mongolian music snd western rock is absolute genius. It’s as sophisticated a style of music as you’ll find anywhere.

[@chriso6719]

These guys are awesome live, saw them open for Halestorm. They call their sound, 'Hunnu rock'. 'Hu' is inspired by the ancient Mongol/Turkic Hunnu empire 4 members and 4 touring members. Gala and Enkush on Morin Khuur and throat singing. Jaya - throat singing, Tumuur Hhuur (jaw harp), Tsuur(end blown flute) Temka- Tovshuur. Touring members: Ono- percussion Jamba -guitar Davaa- bass Odko- drums. This song was one of several that were redone with new English lyrics and guest singers. This one with Jacoby Shaddix (Papa Roach). Also try Song of Women with Lzzy Hale (Halestorm), and Yuve Yuve Yu, either original or with Danny Case (From Ashes to New)

[@roadwarrior2348]

The Hu played in my city about 1 yr ago and im soooo glad I went, it was an absolute epicular concert. I would recommend seeing them live, its a cultural and religious experience. As usual.. a very informative and funny review thanks for that.

[@laurencemayshroom5940]

I match your ouuuuuuuu noise as my reaction to your analysis. Bloody love learning this stuff from you! Has everyone else fallen in love?!

[@ryansmallwood1178]

Lots of fun extended vocal techniques and instruments in this one, thanks as always!

[@rajivlather8918]

Yu (female Hu) are amazing ! And of course this band I have listened for last 3-4 years on and off; and they are so different and yet uplifting.

[@lgjm5562]

"done in a classy way." She actually put the right word to how I feel about this song. Amazing.

[@PeterTurnerBexley12]

You are a treasure - I don't watch any other vocal reactions any more

[@jinjerfyre]

Got super excited when I saw the thumbnail, these guys are epic!! Sorry couldn't make premiere, bloody working!! Fab reaction and analysis as always xx

[@tombland3779]

I've seen this live its fecking awsome

[@filterfreephotography]

It's always amazing to see you react to some of these more unique groups. I especially enjoy your knowledge, but even more the fact that you can replicate the style, whether it is throat, growl, Christina, etc. Always a joy to watch your channel. Thanks again!

[@TheFairyVoiceMother]

Awh thank you so much 🥹

[@stevek5332]

The Hu have a song "Song of Women" on their first album. Prior to their US tour, they contacted Lzzy Hale wondering if she would be interested in writing related English lyrics over their music and perform the fusion with them. There is a BTS video where both sides, Lzzy and the Hu, explain the importance of women to them. It is somewhat of a spoiler if you think you might want to react to the result of this fusion first, so you can easily find a link to the video. Here is the BTS video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJ2ulKetfZh5gNk

[@rodwestonable]

Love The Hu! Great job with the overtones! Excellent reaction, as always

[@richardfranz3180]

Almost didn't wait until the end. So glad I did. Our girl must be feeling better. "Dirty Loops".

[@TheRealityleak]

Woman's song is also amazing by The Hu Band! Great video for that too!

[@rexb2918]

I've been waiting for this one for a long time and I must admit it was more than worth the wait.

[@moranjackson7662]

I discovered you in a "best of" reaction video to Disturbs Sound of Silence. Your enthusiasm was fascinating. Then I saw this video and had to drop by. Very well worth it!

[@davidpetersonharvey]

I recently discovered my false folds, thanks in part to you, and find I have an upper and lower area, the lower produces no discomfort or tension. I've used false folds like a throat clearing to growl the sax for years. I've tried moving it down. It changes the sound but also makes it much easier., with no tension. I think my voice teacher is back at our learning center tomorrow. I'll have ro talk with him about this during our lesson. I mentioned it to him before he left and he's excited to talk about it. His wife just had their first child, so he has been out for a week. Peace

[@TXTrojan]

I absolutely love that you try these non-traditional sounds - throat singing, beat boxing sound effects, etc.....its not just because I would laugh if I tried - but your understanding of how these sounds are produced.

[@syyneater]

Your personality shines through everything you do and you’re always ready to try a new sound/technique. Anytime I watch I learn something new and get a good laugh. I’m so glad the algorithm gods sent me your way!

[@TheRealityleak]

Love this band already. Can't wait for Lolli to look at it! Hope she looks for the lyrics and the interpretation too, cos "wow"

[@gignacr]

I never saw someone so pationate about something and so good to explain something who can be quiet complicated in a so simple way. YOu are not just a great vocal coach but a great teacher. And a real sunshine!

[@nicolasl8640]

Already knew and loved the song for some time now but watching your reaction and explanation made me addicted again to it! Would love to see you react to Heilung "in Maidjan" !! Best for the channel!

[@pyratemage]

YYAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSS!!! Thanks for reacting to something from The Hu. They're pretty awesome by themselves as well as several collaborations and even a cover or two. They even created a new language for the song from Jedi: Fallen Order. I think you'll appreciate the collab w/ Lzzy Hale, Song of Women. I hope you are feeling better. You look smashing! Love the extras, outtakes, and a glimpse behind the FVM curtain. ❤😍

[@Lulabee2024]

Everytime I hear this on my headphones I think of American Indian music and I hum what I have heard of recordings and their chants and they sound to me ... perfectly harmonic❤❤❤

[@01byrox]

I love ur reactions to these types of vids, u can tell u've not listen before, down to ur face and excited squeals u make watching them

[@Lee-vp8vs]

Saw the Hu last December in Camden. Amazing gig. So cool. By the end of it, everyone was ready to go and invade the eurasian Steppe (islington) on small horses (electric scooters). Recommend seeing them live..

[@hisshadow9525]

Dear Lolli, thank you for this reaction+analysis! Get well as fast as you can pls!❤

[@s01itarygaming]

I really love their (The Hu) cover of Metallica's "Through the never". The overtone singing in it is quite special!

[@geertdelange4785]

Hallo, nice to discover you. My previous favorite singer and probably the best I heard in the past 50 years of listening to music is: The lead singer Floor Jansen from Nightwish. Floor is from the Netherlands and the band with the most brilliant composer coming from Finland. They music is Symphonic Metal (using backtracks of the London Philharmonic Orchestra) with influences of Keltisch and Folkisch sounds and instruments, like Flute and Backpipe. All that played by their multi instrument player Troy Donockley of England. I discovered Floor and Nightwish recently and as an old guy, I'm instantly became a great fan. I hope you gone watch them, and I'm hoping to see a reaction of you. You have a very nice kind of technical /humoristic reactioning (is that English? 😅) Greetings from the Netherlands, Geert de Lange

[@wolfmomma]

That little song on the mini guitar (or whatever it was) at the end was my favorite part of the entire video. You bring so much joy to our world. Never stop.

[@TheFairyVoiceMother]

That’s so sweet of you Alisa 🥹 thank you so much 🩷🩷

[@Seven50ml]

FVM always makes me smile. Thanks for that.

[@kbibeast]

Absolutely LOVE your reactions, your knowledge and passion really come through in your videos. Periphery is a band I've been dying to see you react to, bc their vocalist is just superb, and their song Satellites is probably his best performance to date. Hope to see you do a video on it!

[@Lulabee2024]

The COOLEST frickin song I've heard in FOREVER!!!! WOW!! JUST WOW 😂😂😂😂

[@martinmckowen1588]

The Hu and Heilung are my go to for motivation

[@adrianmay3573]

Me and my husband my dad always loved the HU. I love the throat singing I love their instruments and gives you a look in their culture it is amazing.

[@johnjohn37371]

That was wonderful! My days are always better when you drop a new reaction...you may have seen and heard her, if not, Eivør performing Falling Free from the Old Theater is somewhat life-changing....

[@pyewacket24]

Love the Hu and it was great to see you reacting to them. Can we have some Indian Folk Metal soon? Bloodywood of course! Dana Dan (with sub titles) is the best !

[@saceurai6629]

As a Mongolian, and a beatbox enthusiast, these past few weeks have been blessing after blessing XD

[@C4rL72]

seen these in concert not long ago in Manchester, superb, sound JUST like they do on video. One of the best gigs ive been too.

[@mitchellpark7157]

If you get the chance to see them live, TAKE IT! I saw them last summer, they were incredible and fun! I will gladly see them again!

[@dalelingard3913]

The Dirty Stank face at 6:30 :D when the fairy voice mother pulls this face, you know the music's good! :D

[@max.lindgren]

Always great to catch a premiere, hope the bronchitis goes away fast. Get well soon, hugs from Sweden.

[@danielgro1039]

Last year i Had the great pleasure to see them live at Cologne... One of the best Club concerts i have ever visited. It was an experience i Will Always wear in my Heart. So much Energy, 7nbelievable

[@cjcurcio]

As a musician/music theory geek I really appreciate your approach to analyzing notes/scales. I really enjoy modal/non-western scales/music - glissando, etc.! The rock inclusion is great!

[@howardsmith3758]

So glad I wasn't the only one recommending The Hu! I was beginning to think I was alone in the overlapping Venn diagram of Fairy Voice Mother/Electric Mongolian Horse Fiddle fans. phew!

[@anathardayaldar]

Expert analysis as always. Explaining the chords blew my mind. None of the other reactors have done that. But I thought she had done this group years ago. Is this a reboot?

[@joeb4142]

Nope.

[@joejarvis2793]

I had always thought that the Germanic languages were the ultimate for metal vocals. Then I heard The Hu and then I then realized that Mongolian throat singing is the ultimate metal language.

[@sandrak.robbins6305]

Thank you, this is powerful and fantastic in so many ways.

[@kiyokomori371]

I am actually a massive fan of mixing classical or even ancient types of music and instruments with modern rock. Another band with the same vibe but Japanese flavored is Wagakki Band. Love them so much and would love to see you analyze any of their songs really.

[@RelUnrelated]

I adore seeing your joy when their vocals start! ♥

[@corvoechoes9649]

I cannot recommend seeing them live enough. They are INCREDIBLE.

[@uncle_thulhu]

The look on your face and I'm thinking "No, no! This is just the band logo! It's not even part of the song!" But who am I kidding? It's all awesome.

[@yarareadstheclassics]

This song always gives me goosebumps. I love their songs Yuve Yuve Yu, and The Woman Song. I saw them in concert a couple of years ago, and they're even better in person!

[@L9te]

So many thanks Lolli . Sublime music and a fabulous analysis simply leaves me purring away ; hope that helps you in return for your efforts despite being poorly . Absolutely purrfect , as usual . Love you forever FVM .

[@atennyson4143]

LOVE your classically trained take on this!!!! Fascinating and educational ;)

[@Samurai_Stoner]

Love love love The HU please please do more of them!

[@kwasg3]

OH MY GAWD such an articulate talented artist with a beautiful mind!!! Ya The Hu pretty awesome too.... "this just makes my soul smile for so many reasons..." - I so know what you mean... (sigh) my day is made .... oh tell us more about this premier??!!

[@MichaelPallada]

I'm going to see them live at a festival coming June, can't wait!

[@TheFairyVoiceMother]

Ahhh that sounds amazing!! 💜

[@AndrewinAus]

Great reaction Lolli, I very much enjoy you finding new music to explore, I had a feeling when I saw that you had posted this video that you would enjoy the ride, pun totally intended. I remember discovering The Hu a few years ago with this very song, the fusion of ancient throat singing with modern music just tickled me. Same went with the visuals of the visuals in the video. The Mongolian Horde and their horse giving way to motorcycles.

[@obsidianthe7th]

I was at a concert a year or two ago and I heard the one band that was supposed to be there dropped out of the tour and NO ONE I talked to knew who replaced them if anyone, when that bands spot came up the curtain dropped and a huge banner was up that said THE HU and they played this song, I lost my fucking mind, never thought I'd get to see them

[@Angi-no-e]

This is the third video of yours that I've watched in a row, my first three. It's nice to see someone who seems to enjoy music as much as I do. Subscribed.

[@saegerrr]

Hello gorgeous!! Remember when you first reacted to Show-Go? How mindblown you were? Frankly that was one of the funniest and most refreshing reaction videos I've ever seen. So... now that you've been properly introduced to the beatboxing world, you already know plenty of sounds and techniques... and you can't be so easily surprised. ... Right? heheheheh Wrong 😂 That's why I'm here to suggest this video: AZEL - ANGRA. Your mind will be just as boggled as it was in your very first time listening to a beatbox solo. Like a newcomer all over again 😹 And I'm sure you'll make a super interesting analysis as well!! lots of love from France

[@UltimateGamerCC]

welcome to Hunnu Rock, that's what The HU calls their style. i love these guys' charisma, they talk about heritage and tradition with their music, then on their off time they are all smiles making food together. they've made an awesome Metallica cover (Sad But True) and they even produced music for that Star Wars game that was akin to Dark Souls in it's playstyle.

[@billynair]

I got into Throat Singing from my Audio/Video teacher in college (Audio Engineer for the Neon Trees (Name Drop)) when he showed us a documentary on the making of "Back Tuva Future" by Kongar-ool Ondar, and when you did your demonstration at 2:07 it sounded a lot like him, very cool.

[@TBSxDRUMS]

I’ve heard a song from the main singer, but now this is my first time hearing his band! Wow, you did all those demonstrations even while sick-please take care! As for recommendations, I’ll always be here suggesting Adrienne Cowan 😂 Either “The Unforgotten Name” if you’re in the mood for some emotions with a duet like you’ve never seen before OR “Cabaret of Dreams” if you want loads of fun with an entirely unique genre of metal

[@TeahVickery]

I love seeing music through your eyes, expertise, and enthusiasm! It opens up whole new worlds for me, and you are the first person who has ever explained music to me in a way that I am able to understand. My teachers in school relegated me to writing reports because I just "didn't get" music, and for years I have believed them, but you have shown me it really is all in the teacher. ❤ I imagine that your list of requests is quite long, but I would like to add a few (...perhaps several, actually) to it all the same: Jonathan Young & Caleb Hyles - The Bella of Notre Dame Jonathan Young - Hellfire Jonathan Young & Caleb Hyles - Wolf Within Colm McGuinness - Hoist the Colours Colm McGuinness - Burn Butcher Burn Colm McGuinness - The Rocky Road to Dublin Colm McGuinness - If I Had a Heart (Old Norse) Annapatsu - Prince Ali Annapatsu - Hellfire Jonathan Young (ft Caleb Hyles, Colm McGuinness, Annapatsu, et al.) - Randy Dandy Oh Peyton Parrish - My Mother Told Me (Old Norse) I could keep on, but I'll restrain myself. They're all independent artists and could use the exposure and attention. They're also all genuinely kind, generous, and sickeningly talented. I hope you're well on the mend, much love to you from northern Alberta, Canada! ❤

[@TheFairyVoiceMother]

Ahhh I am so sorry to hear that your music teacher was a poo poo head, it was never you that was the problem. 💜 thank you so much for your loveliness and for the suggestions!

[@TeahVickery]

@@TheFairyVoiceMother They were purists, very obstinate in their belief that music can only be learned in one way, and if that way doesn't make sense, then it must logically mean that the stupid has no aptitude for the subject. As much passion as I have for music, and since finding you quite by accident a newfound love of understanding what processes singers use to manipulate their sound, it has completely altered how I hear music of all genres. My soul deep love is language, words, and how we express them in so many different ways dependent on the speakers intentions, dialect, emotions, etc. I also love collecting the stories of individuals I meet in my travels. I spent the entirety of my 20s, poor, starving, often homeless, travelling the globe just to sit and talk with people, learn their stories, get to the core of who they were. Often I ended up with shelter and food from these encounters, and like you with your love of humans, this showed me the beauty of people, what they can achieve, what their spirit is made of. I have boxes of notebooks filled with personal accounts, regional stories and myths, their family histories...I want to put them all, tastefully, into a collection of Stories Told by the Voices of Earth's People (working title). So, tangent summed up, finding you felt almost like coming across a kindred spirit, someone who gets the human potential and is passionate about highlighting and sharing the positive. Also, I used to live in the UK, and in London - it's the first and only city I have ever fallen in love with. I miss it intensely!

[@TheFairyVoiceMother]

@@TeahVickery What a magical being you are! Reading your experience was so encouraging and reminds me again why I love humans. I'm so happy you're here 💜

[@TeahVickery]

@@TheFairyVoiceMother Magic calls to magic, lovely! I firmly believe paths cross for a reason. One day I will have to get your story for my collection!

[@droidattack2888]

Love your amazing reactions and just wanted to say that you are gorgeous and your charisma in intoxicating. Thanks for all your hard work on this channel.

[@barefootalien]

Mm, fantastic! I'd love to see your take on The Hu featuring Lzzy Hale, "Song of Women". The blending of their traditional Mongolian techniques, and her just absolutely monstrous rock chops is just _magical!_

[@frederickgramcko5758]

I could only watch this because of you. . . You always put a smile on my face, every time I tune in. . Extraordinary breakdown my dear. . . You are indeed so fabulous. ❤ . . Obviously this group is not for me, but I do greatly appreciate that it is, not the norm. . . .Oh, RECHENKA my lovely harpy. 💓✌🙏👍🇺🇸🇩🇰🏴‍☠️💞

[@Majic2657]

Their sound is great. Hope U feel better and u remind me of a flower child (lots of love, in tune with nature, a positive attitude and loves music)

[@agnieszkazuk]

Graet reaction! I love your detalied comments :-) I know you pay more attention to music, performance and voice but the lyrics are very interesting and meaningful here (subtitles)

[@jasonlmeadows]

I just saw them this past Wednesday when they opened for Iron Maiden in Tacoma. I had never heard of them before that night and now I am totally hooked.

[@pistol0grip0pump]

This was another awesome analysis Loll!, I hope we get to see you take a deep dive into throat singing and other awesome vocal techniques and sounds from other cultures around the world. Hope you feel better soon :)

[@Nighteye2]

Great reaction, not surprised you love them :) They also did a fantastic cover of Metallica's "Sad but true" in their own style.

[@LooseTheremin]

Don't be too hard on yourself Lolli. If someone tarred you with the infectious brush there's not much you can do about it. I heard another song and this time it's one you might like instead of being one that I like. It's Agseisa singing 'When I look At You' and I think she is singing it live. She sings normally sometimes and sings like she has a bit of laryngitis sometimes and sings like she has three different kinds of the croaky/raspy throat sound the rest of the time. And they are all mixed up one after the other. It's all kind of perplexing for me but I think you will love it !

[@MartinMcMartin]

I love your quirky personality 😁

[@stillprocrastinating4308]

I have this problem. My problem is that we are not friends irl. Literally every video you do, I'm like, yes. I've said it before, I'll say it again, you are my people and I love you. What can I offer to this friendship, you ask? Well, I'm nuts, which is never boring. I love a sing song, especially if you're going to bring up absolute gems which I'd somehow forgotten about but are absolute bops! AND I have 2 cats which will lovingly purr their souls out for you ❤ For reals and serious tho, I wish you well soon and you are amazing

[@TheFairyVoiceMother]

🥹 you sound completely fabulous 💜💜💜

[@veteranhoffman6776]

The part where you said it sounded like crying, it’s more like horse neighing to me, and the bird cries are Falcons, both very important animals to the Mongol culture. Check out Yuve Yuve Yu, and Shireg Shireg (the XM satellite version, unfortunately no CC for this one)

[@deeteenw]

Wow, this is the kind of reaction I like: Enthusiastic, informative and funny. And since you asked for it: How is it possible that you never reacted to the most reacted video on youtube? "Ghost Love Score" live from Wacken 2013 with Nightwish and their singer extraordinaire Floor Jansen. I would looove to hear your thoughts on that one and the whole Nightwish army would welcome you too.