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[@saceurai6629]

The language they're singing is Mongolian, and the music genre is - according to them - is Hunnu Rock (Hunnu is how we Mongolians call The Huns). There are more Mongolian bands who make more "western" rock music and more who do folk rock music as well. They're somewhat unique in that sense. And, the landscape is actually real.

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

What does it have to do with the huns?

[@saceurai6629]

@@A_Black_Sheep94 The Huns are generally believed to be the ancient ancestors of Mongolians and is celebrated as is, just like how Genghis Khan is celebrated here (tho I'm not sure how rest of the world teaches history) And in Mongolia, there is a word "hun" which means person, and many other words that use the basis of this word and means humanity, son etc, which is the reason they've named the band The Hu.

[@Leftylobber]

Throat singing cuts the soul 🤟

[@notchurka3332]

@@A_Black_Sheep94 It's a translation thing. The west call them the Huns, China calls them Xiongnu, and Mongolians call Hunnu.

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

@@notchurka3332 I thought the Huns and the Mongols were two separate groups

[@tracybadciong7624]

Yes they are actually in those places. TEMKA is by the water because that's his element he's playing the guitar called the Tovshuur or lute, JAYA is by the trees because his element is wind he was playing the mouth harp. GALAA the one in the black is on a mountain because his element is Earth he is playing the 2 Stringed instrument called the MORIN KHURR OR HORSE HEAD FIDDLE, ENKHUSH IS IN THE DESERT because his element is FIRE HE ALSO plays the MORIN KHURR. THE location is in Mongolia.

[@colonelb]

*YES! Awesome thank you!* (Yes they are really there - that's Mongolia) If you like video games - they did the "alien songs" for the *Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order* video game - (that's how I first found them) I think it's really cool to hear different instruments and styles of singing from different parts of the world. It really shows how universal music really is - it can sound really different and also familiar at the same time. Glad ya liked it, Cheers bud!

[@tracybadciong3170]

You need to use CAPTIONS on this song wolf totem and The GREAT CHINGGUS KHAAN. THE 2 stringed instruments are called Morin khuurs or horse head fiddles, the guitar looking thing is a tovshuur or lute the type of singing is called Mongolian throat singing. The instrument in his mouth is a jaw harp. Yes they are REALLY THERE!!

[@stljoiee]

4 areas of the Gobi Desert in Mongolia. This was the first video !! They were trying to introduce Mongolia to the world. Their music is eastern western blend. They throat sing… born in area. I love them.

[@ozlovescoffee5595]

Their song Wolf totem is just pure energy.

[@colonelb]

Oh yeah that one's really good too!

[@lauraheim8381]

I love how the horse head instrument makes a horse whinny sound!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@dixiefletcher1539]

I am so glad you reviewed this band! Thank you so much! It’s a patriotic song! Hope you got the one with subtitles! I think I could become a Mongolian! Love the throat singing Too! How strange is that?

[@sintharas1950]

This Song is so much Energy, you Just cant sit still. So interesting, especially the Instruments

[@colonelb]

It's awesome how it can be both very different yet also familiar at the same time.

[@sintharas1950]

@@colonelb so true

[@kagar3465]

The reason why it reminded you of that Lion Turtle scene feom Avatar is because Tibetan throat singing, which is quite similar to the Mongolian style, was playing on the back during that scene. It is a part of Tibetan Buddhist culture. Also, remember that the inspiration for the Air nomads in ATLA was Tibetan culture so it makes sense.

[@novastarburst3939]

I'm maybe a bit late but there's some mongolian inspiration in the fire nation as well ^^ ( the members of the Rough Rhinos, and overall the Yuyan archers)

[@bonnievonbraun6276]

They are finishing-up their second tour in the U.S. They recently posted a video for "This is Mongol" filmed on the road while in California, Mohave desert instead of Gobi. Because Mongolia is fairly small, the nationally sponsored film and music industries have given most of The Hu MVs a very polished cinematic style. There are also live sessions played for several U.S. radio stations. Haunnu Rock!

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

I Thought the Gobi was in south west China?

[@conniead5206]

@@A_Black_Sheep94 China does claim Mongolia. It recently has been trying to force Mongol children to learn Chinese and not use Mongol. Children of those who still live the traditional nomadic lifestyle go to boarding schools. When parents found out many went to get their children. The CCP wouldn’t give them back at first. I believe that was in 2020.

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

@@conniead5206 Yes I'm aware but what does that have to do with what I said? Why would they want to film in China.

[@user-fs3rp4yo1h]

@@A_Black_Sheep94there is Gobi in southern Mongolia too

[@bonnievonbraun6276]

@@A_Black_Sheep94 The northern Gobi is in southern Mongolia

[@cilleshaner4092]

They are all very nice young Men. Three of them taught at the Mongolian Conservatory of Music. You like flute music, and Jaya, the one with the mouth harp, won an award for being the best flautist in Mongolia. (Those v's are pronounced as w's)

[@veteranhoffman6776]

4:44 No cgi, no greenscreen, it’s 100% Mongolian country shot at different locations to show the diversity in their lands. Mountain ranges, Large bodies of water, Desert, and Forests.

[@brandy6281]

Ive seen them twice now. 1 of the best live shows ive seen in a while.

[@lorriemiller6750]

It is pronounced Who and they are the coolest awesomest band on the planet and if you ever have a chance to see them live take it. They keep getting better over time and can't do a bad song check out all of their songs they are totally awesome ❤️🔥🤘👍 If you turn on the captions in some of them you can get the lyrics in English. They have high production quality on their videos too check out all of their songs and videos they are amazing they are actually at the places and they have drones with cameras doing the filming too so they can get those kind of shots wherever they are during and for the shoot

[@user-tg9ll2zo4y]

Amazing reaction, thank!

[@redsquiguk8288]

Filmed on locations around Mongolia

[@Ammeo]

love this song

[@lorriemiller6750]

It is Mongolian and is it's own genre called Hunnu Rock which is East meets West, Old meets New, and the Past meets the Future

[@jamesbrison8389]

I’ve been to there concerts before. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@lorriemiller6750]

The instruments are the Morin Khuur aka Horse head fiddle and the Tovshuur traditional Mongolian Musical Instruments and some of their others feature the Tsurr which is a flute and the jaw harp among others

[@cherylsosebee-barnett568]

FINALLY! Someone discovered 1 of the most awesome bands in modern rock!

[@zackkullis5555]

Good stuff!! Like others have said, you should check out Wolf Totem. One version has them do a cooperative with Jacoby Shaddix of Papa Roach. It’s pretty killer

[@L77045]

Great band. They're touring the U.S. right now and do an awesome live show. Highly recommend checking it out for anyone that can make it.

[@zulal5578]

Thanks bro

[@jimmartin8024]

No green screen.All of this was filmed onsite in Mongolia.Each member/instrument represent different elements.

[@alinenotalien]

You need to see Wolf Totem next. It's pure energy

[@hansethetooly5421]

Chinggis khaanii Magtaal - Batzorig Vaanchig . is another throat singer you should enjoy, shared that one before the HU was formed. it is fun to listen and try to practice.

[@bethd8007]

I suggest their song Wolf Totem and Woman’s Song which has Lizzy Hale on vocals so more English.

[@Tokilainen]

It's not green screen, they filmed in Mongolia 🙌

[@kristinbaker5244]

No CGI! All done on location in Mongolia and it took 3 days.

[@tracybadciong3170]

They also have 2 covers for metallica through the never and sad but true, and they have a song in the game jedi fallen order and a video for it called suggon essena.

[@Tiny_420]

Peter Hollens feat. Tim Foust - Misty mountains.. I think you will enjoy this..

[@lauraheim8381]

They also collaborate with a woman from another band (can’t believe I can’t recall her name!😣 It’s called “A WOMAN’S SONG” It’s fantastic!!!

[@CLVELES]

Lzzy Hale

[@monikabeki6838]

It’s Mongolian throat singing! It’s a technique that exists since centuries! It’s so amazing that they transfer it into these time! You have to listen to „The wolf totem“! The mixture of heavy metal and traditional throat singing is unbelievable!!!! The video will also take your breath away! Yuve… is Kindergarten compared to wolf totem!

[@kristinbaker5244]

HU is root word for Human. Genre is HUNNU ROCK.

[@metalsteel5631]

its not cgi. they just walked out the backyard and started recording.

[@pirobot668beta]

Note how each of the instruments has either a blade or a club as part of its structure. Weaponize everything, when the world is a hostile place. The Horse and the Eye are symbols of the old ways...mobility and knowledge being the keys to holding power.

[@bathuygdorj9867]

4:58 this is real

[@grzegorzpotocki7098]

Would like to see your reaction to Marcin - Master of Puppets or Aerials. It's mind blowing 🔥!

[@Gigi-ns3fh]

🖒😎

[@death_Soldier]

Bro. This is real . They are on mongolia. No green screen as amongolia i know them. Trust me they good. Please visit mongolia its beautiful country !

[@PeoplecallmeLucifer]

welcome to the world of folk metal If you are interested in hearing more of this diverse genre (because folk influences in metal music WILL vary from culture to culture) check out Al-Namrood, Bloodywood, ARKA'N, .... and I have more bands if you are interested

[@spacetiger5076]

If you like the Hu, you need to check out Bloodywood.

[@graciefinley6912]

Similar style to Wardruna, just more rock. I definitely suggest Wardruna, Kvitravn (Norwegian folk, but amazing vocals)

[@KenSorce]

Morin Khuur (horsehead fiddle)

[@zaarkhananal7165]

Sugaan Essena is really their best one.

[@edim108]

That video has over 30 times more views on KZbin than there are people in Mongolia. Probably the only man that did more to spread Mongolian culture than them was Genghis Khan 🤣

[@miketalife]

Why were you curious to react to this specific song/artist? Just curious.

[@justinyoung7329]

You should react to slipknot-unsainted

[@altanzuldash-yampil306]

Faster than normal?

[@gabrielstratton1775]

Mongolian folk metal

[@aaronjohncubalit6615]

That is a horse fiddle why is it called a horse fiddle because it's like a horse

[@legendary__soap6806]

Lmao what