THE HU The Great Chinggis Khaan Reaction 

Absolutely.

just buy The Gereg and put on repeat.....get em all and repeat

They don't seem to have any bad' songs they are all awesome

Thank you and greetings from Mongolia

the whole song is a huge homage to honour chinggis khaan and his empire/acheivements/renown etc. despite its simplicity in both music and lyrics, it does a brilliant job.

you’re right. Where did you find about this? Do you speak Mongolian?

@@areaofapplauses2258 he’s Mongolian

We seeing them in October in cali hyped

geez, time to get ur ass educated

U dont know that Its mongolian Not china And not indian

@@Cudeus I know it's Mongolian - but every culture, including music, has influences from their neighbours, and nowadays also from the American & global rock music - which we hear also in this song.

Only a fool would face us in an open field

You are the fool then 😂 ( and would medieval mongolia beat so many armies when outnumbered )

Krzysztof k yes, genghis had 30,000 soldiers when he conquered Khwarezmia

dothraki sucks, 0 organization, 0 discipline, 0 armor. Mongols profesional atomized army, 100% organized, 100% discipline, Lamellar mobile armor.

Dothraki: fictional Mongols 🤣🤣

The world soon will know.

Өмнөд америкт чэнгайз гэж доромж утгатай үг байдаг учраас Гэнгис хаан гэж дууддаг гэсэн мэдээлэл уншиж байсан.

Genghis was a European corruption who picked it up from the muslims. They also use the title 'Khan' and words like 'Khatun' etc.

I know and this is killing me because I am Mongolian

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HEoi6CpaUWw.html Middle Mongolic version ​ Bayartsengel Sukhbaatar

Goddamn it it is Chingis khaan not Ghengis

Glory glory.

Gok = Blue , Munkh = Eternal , Munkh Khukh Tengri = Eternal Blue Sky It's not a Turkish religion! Its a NOMADIC Religion that both Turkic(Not to be confused with Turkish) And Mongols practiced it.

@Dongo Po Rai Don't exaggerate! How could any one from a country with less than 200,000 of a population manage to kill so many people?

You could or you could have some grace and emotional maturity and consider that perhaps like me, he has lived all his years hearing the name pronounced one way and that adjusting to the correct way takes practice.

Dear @@LiveAlcheme . We are all staring at a video, by a bunch of bona fide Mongols, who are singing an entire song about Genghis Khaan. They are literally *repeating* the name, teaching us how to pronounce that name properly. Genghis Khaan is a very important figure to them, so I would bet my bottom dollar that they would not dare to mispronounce his name in their song. If I heard a group of Mongols pronounce it that way, I would make a mental note of how it should be properly done, and make corrections to my own misconceptions. If I was reacting to it, I might let my viewers know that I have now been appropriately educated on this subject, and let everyone know that I stand corrected. I guess no real apology would be needed, since it's an unintentional mistake. I would barely dare insist on mispronouncing the name after that, save for a few lapses and accidents. It would take a huge amount of American arrogance to insist on pronouncing it the "American way", don't you think? Yet, here you are, speaking to me about grace and emotional maturity. I would venture forth the idea that grace would be admitting that I pronounced the name wrongly all these years, and maturity would be forcing myself to be corrected, right? This guy is probably slightly more than half my age. If I can humble and correct myself at my age, then what's his excuse? In this case, what are you trying to say? Is it ok to continue this mistake just because you have made the same mistake all your life? I suggest you quit while you are only slightly behind, and just admit that a mistake needs to be corrected.