BabyMetal - Headbanger (Reaction) 

Not like to think the reaction if fell down the ....HEADBANGYA INTRO NIGHT OF 15 MIX....side FoxHole never mind the MV

No worries. Surprised that you had to do that as compilations are generally safe and this one has been used by many before. (This compilation is my favorite).

We understand 😁🤘🦊

the pulling of their hair fits the lyrics: "With the legendary black long hair disordered around and gorgeously..."

Hope you where bowing up there in the posh seats 🤣😁🤘🦊

@@martinmetal7481 I had to ... or the "KIERO" would have been aimed at me - and quite rightly.🦊🤘

@@Grington300 Very wise of you in keeping the faith ( said using my best Darth Vader voice ) 😁🤘🦊

@@martinmetal7481 Are you .......... Chris Kelly in disguise? 😲😁🤘🦊

@@Grington300 or is Chris Kelly me in disguise 🤔🤣🤘🦊

She better not take the train to go to the concert, or at least do it way in advance, as we know, from her 2019 album of the year (Sabaton Great War) she hasn't changed: "I tend to listen to this album in the mornings, because Joakim's [Brodén, Sabaton singer] powerful vocals encourage me to push forward and achieve something great every day. But listening to it on the train is dangerous because I get into the groove too much and then I tend to miss the stops I'm supposed to get off at!"

From an interview for 'hedoban magazine': SU-METAL: I’ve definitely changed a lot. I’ve learned so much from observing the other metal bands we’ve performed with at festivals. Of course, you can do things like listen to metal CDs, but you can’t understand metal just from CDs… I think it’s the same for BABYMETAL… that’s what I think metal is. It’s only in live performances that its strength really shines - it’s music that you need to experience live. That’s why I want to see many metal shows if I’m allowed the opportunity. I absorb metal in my own way by doing that. -- In the latest issue of Hedoban, when we did a survey on “the best show of your life”, SU-METAL mentioned the Rammstein show, didn’t you? That was quite surprising to me. I suppose Rammstein is really stuck in your mind, isn’t it? (laughs) SU-METAL: It’s thoroughly stuck in my mind! First of all, we were allowed to view the show from very close to the stage. So it was really powerful. -- Lots of fire? SU-METAL: Of course, there was plenty of fire! And the staff was quite busy behind-the-scenes, haha. -- Of course (laughs). SU-METAL: The staff came out and tossed the microphone to the vocalist at just the right time, who took it and went straight to the stage. That kind of teamwork was amazing, and more importantly, I realized that this stage was made possible through such thorough preparation. Normally, it would be dangerous to use fire and other things like that. But they took all of it into consideration, and calculated it all out. I was also impressed with how they used fire as a way to express the music. We use dance to express metal, but Rammstein’s way of expression is just amazing. The show itself is like riding a theme park attraction! Rammstein draws you into their world immediately, and there is a thrill in wondering what’s going to happen next, that makes you feel all kinds of emotions. When the intense music comes on, your heart begins pounding. It wasn’t exactly “total metal entertainment”, but I felt I had seen something amazing.[...]

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@@Nichtwissen In 2018 or so their was a rumor Babymetal would open for Rammstein on their tour. That so far was only a rumor. But the other connection is Flake played Babymetal Megitsune on the Radio in a show about women in metal and music.

@@autohmae Yeah, I know the Tastenficker Podcast... I've heard it. I'm glad he mentioned them. Also saw the the photos of Babymetal with Rammstein members. I'd love to see them collaborate... maybe a Till feature on a Babymetal Track (since Rammstein doesn't really do that at all)... it would be so extremly weird... 😆

@@Nichtwissen Babymetal already has a song with Sabaton's Joakim. It's one of Su-metal's favorite songs. I think Su-metal might say similar things about Till's voice. This is what she said in a metal magazine about her album of the year for 2019: Sabaton - The Great War: "I tend to listen to this album in the mornings, because Joakim's [Brodén, Sabaton singer] powerful vocals encourage me to push forward and achieve something great every day. But listening to it on the train is dangerous because I get into the groove too much and then I tend to miss the stops I'm supposed to get off at!"

Actually.... from the description: Audio: BIG FOX FESTIVAL

She's scanning the crowd, "Who dares not bow to the Queen" If her eyes catches an insolent concert goer, 3 years bad luck will be fall him So say the Fox God

flowing I guess instead of following. I was confused 🙂

It is called Kagerou unless you just want when thèy 1st did it as Su solo .😁🤘🦊

@@martinmetal7481 excuse me.

@@louiscarpenter1934 The song has 2 names Tattoo but it's real namè is Kagerou thats the one with all 3 girls and Kami band intro . Su sang it Solo in 2018 under the title Tattoo . So i was asking which version did you mean both are great . 😁🤘🦊

The one with the band intro. That is killer. Thanks

@@louiscarpenter1934 agree with you there although Tattoo was good Kagerou so much better 🤘🦊

I slid a lil joke about you in the beginning of the reaction haha. Glad you enjoyed it and sorry for the 15 second mute but it had no choice 🤘

I heard. Thanks for the shout out😄

Studio versions of Babymetal are never better. Babymetal is a live band.

@@Icipher353 That's a matter of opinion. I prefer the studio versions. You can't compare the studio version of Karate with live. Studio by far in all.

@@mikeperkins3469 The studio recordings are horrendously overproduced and ruin Su’s voice. She sounds far better live than on any studio recording.

@@Icipher353 I've never heard her not sound great. Been a fan for over five years.

Only for short while later it got blocked 😁🤘🦊