Despite the sensitive subject, I've seen tons of people in the comments section and some reaction videos from survivors who were deeply emotionally affected in a positive way. The reactor I saw said that she finally felt like someone was in her corner, in essence. I found that so moving.
Welcome to Bloodywood! These guys will continue to blow your mind. They are entirely self-produced and just dropped their debut album. The song you just heard is one of their heaviest (I'll link a couple more below) but they also have a bit softer side. They sing about important and sensitive topics that most other bands don't touch. And, to top it off, they don't just sing about social issues - they actually put their money where their mouth is. You'll see what I mean by watching the third video I'm linking below. Make sure you catch the part after the music is finished. 👍 Gaddaar - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-btC6y3LloKo.html BSDK.EXE (no visual video, but worth hearing!) - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-T7-sH37tInE.html Jee Veerey - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6uJoN_I9ebQ.html
Thanks man! Appreciate the links and explanation. I'll definitely give that a watch and listen. So far om impressed so I'll definitely be going down the rabbit hole with them.. as I do with all new bands I discover. Can't believe I somehow missed these guys. It's great! Thanks again man, have a good one🤘
Fun fact: That blue lady represents Goddess Kali who's the symbol of rage & justice who cuts the heads of evil & drink their blood. It's in Hinduism which is the major religion in India.
@@stmonkeydoom He did? Maybe cause he didn't want to bring religion into this. Cause any Hindu can tell the woman can be nothing except Kali. U can google Goddess Kali. Her clothes, face, colour everything matches her.
@@RiyaAdvani7 Apart from only having two arms, not having any face markings, etcetera. You maybe right, but I think I'll go with the guy who actually directed the music video
There are bands signed to major labels with $Million advances, working in professional recording studios with major league producers, mixers, engineers etc, who fail to produce an album of this quality, nevermind a debut album. Best debut since Sabbat's 'History of a time to come' (1988).
Sorry you could not hear them before because of “Biased” Western label companies who only support and produce songs number for the “- - - - -“ folks. Every song from Bloodywood is a masterpiece and the lyrics that makes the impact even more powerful. Do listen to AAJ and YAAD.
Great reactions mate, CC help with understanding the lyrics. Welcome to the rabbit hole that is Bloodywood. Yes both vocalist are in the band originally just Jayant and Karan the lead guitarist, later added Raoul the rapper.
Thanks mate, I appreciate that! Easy to do a reaction when you get smashed with something like this unexpectedly. I'm certainly a fan now hey. Thanks for the info🤘
Jayant Bhadula - vocals, growls (usually sings in Hindi) Raoul Kerr - rap vocals Both are the permanent singers (so far) of the band. In my opinion, even if I don't agree with them politically, the band is almost perfect as far as nu metal / slam is concerned. Maybe the bass needs a little more participation, for now Roshan Roy is touring with them but he is not a permanent member of the band. I recommend the latest songs Gaddar and Aaj.
Great info. I did not know any of that! I'll definitely give that track a listen. I was super surprised by how heavy they are. Wasn't expecting that at all. 🤘 Thanks for the subscription and recommendation💪
You don't agree with Justice for All, an End to Rape, Suicide, Bullying and Animal Cruelty? What the hell kind of man do you purport to be? And what the hell kind of politics do you have?
I've been following Bloodywood for the last 5 years. I loved them instantly, they've gone from strength to strength with every release. As a childhood sexual assault survivor, this track hits me in the heart. I tear up every time I hear it. Go enjoy the rest of their stuff. 😁
Thank you😁. The 2 tracks I've heard so far have blown my mind. I have no doubt the rest will as well! Gaddaar is next on my list, just hope I get some time soon. Super pumped! 🤘
the vocalist Jayant Bhadula who does the background vocals and Karan Katiyar who is the editor and bass player were the 2 founders of Bloodywood. The rapper Raoul Kerr was a guest but became a permanent member
This is my first video I've watched of yours. Gotta say I love the genuine hype! You felt that! Can't wait to watch the rest of your reactions your other reactions
Another Saffa? Where you been hiding, my bru? You're only the second South African I've come across reacting to Bloodywood. I felt that, "Joh!" in my bones though, hahaha. Giving you some love from over in New Zealand!
Hey. What's happening bro? Hahaha haven't been hiding, only started this channel like 2 weeks ago. Who's the other South African? Would like to check him out! Bra, I'm still feeling this right in the bones. Released Aaj today which is just as filthy😁🤘 Shot alot man, much appreciated! 🤘💪
Mate, ya picked the wrong day to come dressed up in a tie. Bloodywood tears the cover off the ugliness in society and asks us all not just to look at it, but to do something about it.
Not sure if you got a chance to read up on the context of the song.. It starts with the lyrics "I put my face in the face of the a rapist".. That's pretty much the premise of the song throughout about how a rapist should be "deleted" and the ghosts that surround the act that a rapist commits. Rock on brother!
If you would like to react to an artist you might not have heard of before, I recommend Aesthetic Perfection with Gods & Gold. Richard Z Kruspe from Rammstein is featured as an additional guitarist
@@marbenthesaffa Honestly, I came across this band less than 24 hours ago after watching a 7 minute 'weird rock bands' video. Something amongst their 30 second expo hooked me, and subsequently delved into watching as much footage of them (including the documentary) and fell in love with their sound. 'Indian folk metal' doesn't convey exactly what to expect, and this certainly took me by surprise. Melodic and crushingly powerful, painting panoramic soundscapes that just elevate you to another place. This band and their following is going to grow huge. I don't see how it cannot.
