We Finally Made It | Jinjer - Home Back (LIVE) | UK Reaction 

As always thank you to anyone who comments and shows love 🙏🏾. I will do my best to reply. However if I don’t here’s a large comment at the top (pinned) to show my gratitude and appreciation 😊. Let’s get to 14K!

You have fallen in love with the band for sure. :) Great reaction! Thank you

You should check out “Pit of Consciousness” (Live in Kiev) then compare her growls to this. Don’t worry it’s a hella banger.

I love that you’re falling in love with Jinjer they are my favorite band I fell in love immediately. Watch Pit of Consciousness live in Kiev next that’s a banger!

I wish you did the music video to feel and see the emotion behind this song. Pulls at the heart strings.

The official music video is worth checking, too. On the studio version of the song the growls go even deeper. But on tour vocalists needs to conserve their voice, so the very extremes are often left out.

You should also watch the OMV for a better understanding of the lyrics.

Great reaction! 🤘🤘

Fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥

most tecnical song: i speak astronomy, the mst brutal: sit stay roll over, the fastest song....:mediator (i think)

This song. When you get the lyrics it's painful. Just saw an interview of Tati and she said playing this song is hard for her cuz it's so emotional. You can see the passion when they play it. What has been done to the brave people of Ukraine in Russia's brutal invasion is nothing short of genocide. Nobody likes to hear it or to think about it, but Ukrainians don't have any choice. They were peacefully minding their own business when Russia attacked them out of nowhere. They're fighting for their survival. Don't worry brotha, you didn't ruin it. We've seen people doing a lot of pausing and rewinding, and we appreciate you making the effort to understand. Yeah, it's freaking complex! You're right, this is one of their most technical songs. It's meant to be chaotic and jarring. The whole band mimics the sound of a machine gun repeatedly and at unpredictable intervals with their unison staccato triplets. It's a musical interpretation of the confusion and fog of war. Never knowing when you're gonna get hit with the machine gun, or by a missile. You should definitely check out the original music video for this song. That's the one most people recommend. It's freaking intense though bro. Like once you understand what's going on in Ukraine it's gut wrenching. In fact it may be the most gut wrenching song and video I know of. It hits hard man. Not gonna get into politics here, but I'll just say that I support any leader or candidate who supports Ukraine. And if they don't support Ukraine, I do not support them. Period. Please do not believe the lies of Russian propaganda that call Ukrainians "Nazis" or "fascists." There's a long comment here that is full of lies and propaganda. Bottom line: Russia = Nazis. Pootin = Hitler.

The "on beat" but also "not on beat" you describe is known as musical syncopation. Jinjer is excellent at it and so is Meshuggah. Agree with others that this particular song is best viewed with the OMV to fully feel the emotional impact of the lyrics.

Lyrics are missing one section for some reason. On the album leaflet as well.

Tatiana is the bear

I love Home Back! Not only for the fantastic music and vocals, but because for me, it makes me angry and sad for two reasons: both the call against war (angry at the US warmongers who caused the conflicts in Ukraine and Palestine and won't let either end), and also connecting the dots that all of these US backed coups and proxy wars have intentionally prevented global cooperation to address climate collapse (in addition to the war profiteering, fear of a good example and attempts at resource monopolies), so wanting our Home Back is an idea not only for all the war refugees but also for all life on earth about to lose our home because of US war profiteering ("don't you leave us homeless"). Thank you for reacting to it, Kaireem! More of the history behind it: in 2014 was the US backed coup led by Ukrainian fascists (Azov Battalion, Banderites, etc) that started a civil war (or just pogroms) where for eight years the Ukrainian military, led by Ukrainian fascists, killed ten to fourteen thousand Russian speaking Ukrainians in the Donbas region including Donetsk (where Jinjer formed). The "fire in the hole" lyric in Home Back is about the Ukrainian military killing Russian speaking Ukrainians. You can find an old video of Tatiana saying she's afraid her government will shoot her. That's what Jinjer had to flee when they left the Donbas region to be an essentially homeless/refugee band on tour for years on end. Russia got involved in 2022 (after eight years of trying to use diplomacy to resolve the aggression by the US) to stop the US from handing nuclear weapons to the US backed fascists in Ukraine. The CIA and its cutout NED have always and continue to fund, arm and train fascists like this all over the world for the express purpose of staging coups like the one in Ukraine in 2014. Azov Battalion, Right Sector and others were placed in the Donbas to kill as many Russian speaking Ukrainians as they could get away with, with multiple failed attempts to blame Russia for these murders. The murders were taking place in the Donbas, which is why Jinjer had to flee that part of Ukraine (they had to decide between staying and being unable to tour or leaving family and friends to tour and being unable to return more than once per year). Sadly, I see many fellow Jinjer fans (and others) caught up by the US war profiteering propaganda that makes them think Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014. This is utterly false. They sometimes point to Crimea. Crimea would have been more difficult for those US backed Ukrainian fascist groups, because there were historic reasons that Russia already had military bases in Crimea. None were added after the 2014 US backed coup, which is when the people in Crimea voted to leave Ukraine because they did not recognize the US backed coup regime which was de facto run by the US backed Ukrainian fascists (you can find video of those fascists pointing guns at the Ukrainian parliament). A friend of Jinjer's bassist Eugene was killed by Ukrainian fascists (not by Russians). When you listen to Jinjer's song Sit Stay Roll Over, take note that it has lyrics (by Eugene) directly quoting the mantra of some of these Ukrainian fascists, "one path, one past, one trust", which is then flipped in the lyrics to, "it's not one's path, it's not one's past, it's not one's trust, it's not MY path, it's not MY past, it's NOT MY TRUST!" Make sure if you get any part of that song stuck in your head, it's the flipped part and not the fascist motto. At least 87 to 95% of the world does not believe the US war profiteering propaganda, I just hope that number keeps going up! Again, thank you Kaireem for this reaction! ❤️🖤🤘

Lies.