Baba Yagas house is a house that stands on chicken legs and the inside is covered with human flesh and the garden is protected by a fence of human bones with heads/skulls as lanterns. I think thats why they made the video about flesh :)
@@user-df5nq7no9o Они не над танком ржали, а в целом, что в клипе много русского стереотипа-танки, медведи, война, водка, балалайка, русская рулетка ещё в конце )
Actually Baba Yaga has its roots from Slavic folklore and mythology its basically a deity that is described as a witch which lures children in her house with candy and then eats them for gaining life force, interesting thing is that Baba Yaga has also weird house that moves on its own with huge chicken legs...hilarious abit yea The song is basically involved about that deity not the Boogyman,Boogeyman is totally different thing
Baba Yaga could be translated to "Grandmother Yaga" or "Old lady Yaga" in certain Slavic languages. In my limited knowledge she was a witch that kidnapped and ate children but I could be wrong about that.
easily one of the most different groovy heavy metal bands there is right now ! the drummer plays with his stick "upside down" witch ive always thought was very cool and different
baba yaga is a witch, but she is isnt good or evil, as through out all the stories shes does both good and evil, but she has alot of lore surrounding her through all of europe, not just russia :) but in all of the lore one thing is common. She eats humans, so alot of the lore really depends what mood she is in as to what happens, very cool stuff
I was actually thinking I cant wait to see y'alls reaction to this song. I play this song atleast a few times driving to work and back. Glad y'all finally reacted. Keep em coming.
yeah in Slavic folklore, Baba Yaga is an old woman (or trio of old women) who live in a hut that stands on chicken legs. It can be both a good and bad omen and can either help or hurt you. But then again, I've also heard that she also eats children sooo...
@@xtravagentk1275 I'm also Canadian but first gen, my family came from Poland. Most Europeans tend to know about baba yaga. Our parents love telling us that the witch will come get us for not brushing our teeth before bed, or cleaning our rooms haha wonderful childhoods xD
@@chris123chris82 Yeah that's true haha. I'm Irish and Scottish on my dads side, my moms, mom is the one that's from Ukraine. So whenever I'd visit her in Saskatchewan when I was little I'd get the stories lol.
@@xtravagentk1275 those most be some of the best memories haha. I use to be so scared of baba yaga saying the name was off limits. Like we wouldn't even dare to bring her up when sharing scary things unlike other spooky things kids always talked about like bloody Mary walking out of your mirror to kill you. Something about a magical insane witch that flew around in her huge cast iron pot to feed on children with a house that runs on massive chicken legs left us with life long trauma lmao
@@chris123chris82 Lol I'd always roll my eyes like "okay Baba". Definitely good memories, I was the kid that never believed that stuff, would just say it to the younger kids to scare the hell out of them lol.
I guess it depends where you're from. Baba Yaga is Slavic folklore, being American-Slovenian heard the stories as a kid. I've heard it's a witch, sometimes the boogeyman. But the general consensus is a old witch with a house with chicken feet
Baba Yaga is a diety from Slavic Mythology actually. She kinda plays as an anti-hero? Kind of doing whatever she wants depending on the writer/story, that can range from a child-eating monster to helping a protagonist find his missing bride.. just kinda doing whatever she wants. Is a witch that lives in a moving house with “chicken legs.” She’s really interesting lmao
He didnt say he could easily play this. He said its manageable. He wasn't knocking on the drummer.If anything he was commending him on how his speed is normally insane and nuts. Do you not really listen to what is being said or are you just a hater here to nitpick shit you hear and then blow it out of proportion?
Baba Yaga is an old woman witch which lives between the world of the living and the world of the dead. She has a skeleton leg (because she’s between the worlds) and needs to feed on young flesh to keep living in the world of the living. It’s a much deeper folklore than that, I just have you a glimpse.
This is the most russian video ever Bear screaming +fighting, Tank Anti-tank-missle, AK-47, Adidas Tracksuit, Vodka and f*ing Russian roulette (i probably missed something too lol)
Finally been waiting for this REACTION 🤘🤘😈 And I'm fucking excited for the new album which is coming out in August Friday The 13th 😈😈🤘 your welcome fellas
Planning this video, you know they were sitting around saying "How can we take it up a notch from last time?" And Alex says, "Well f*ck, I've got a bear... and a tank." 🤣
My favourite song by them now had it on repeat for the 300th or so time now. Its like slipknot and IOWA vibes mixed together so good. And its the most Russian video you will ever see in RU-vid. NU deathcore is a thing now 100%
For those who dont know baba yaga is the boodyman's grandma in slavlic myth. She has a walking house with chicken legs and she eats children hints the eating people imagery
Baba Yaga Aka Bone Leg - it's not a man. She is babushka! Old nasty (creapy/toxic) woman, grandma live in dense forest and brews various potions. (BTW: Loves young heroes) Russian Boogie man is a Бука (Booka).
Hey guys! Awesome video, haven't heard from this band in a while and you guys reminded me of them! If you're looking for anything to check out (even just for fun), the new Sueco song with Travis Barker has to be my favourite collab that Trav has done lately. Hope you guys are having a great sunday!!!
Baba Yaga is a witch, or rather a demigoddess. She's the classic crone who flies around in a cauldron with a broom that she rows with. She lives in a house with chicken's feet that can only be found if you are looking away with your back facing it. Boogeyman steal children, that's what she has in common with the various boogeymen from lore around the world, and she, like they exist as a reason for your kids to not wanna go wander in the woods, but she is just as likely to catch adult slaves. Slavic lore has a classic representation of a Boogeyman though, and Baba Yaga is not it. She is immortal, and has nearly limitless power and an arsenal of relics to steal if you can, and using these against her is usually the only way to survive an encounter. She can raise the dead, manipulate the very environment of the woods causing people to become lost or for whatever she wants the trees to do, she can also put people in a trance, use them as slaves and often eats those that don't do a good job. The fence around her house is made from the human bones of her ineffective slaves. She is also known to be an ogress in some tellings, or as a coven of three old crones, something akin the Fates of Greek lore. This is a common trait of many gods and goddesses and they are called "Aspects". for instance in Celtic lore the Goddess of War, Death, Fate and Maternity, Morrigan is sometimes seen as a single shapeshifting woman, and sometimes as a collective of three sisters called the Daughter's of Ernmas, or called Morrigna and each of these 3 "Aspects" have their own traits and characteristics. Badb, Macha and Nemain or sometimes Anand. The Russian in John Wick is ridiculous and it's hard for me to believe that they didnt do this on purpose as a joke, like a group chanting the verses of a mother to son lullaby like it's a drinking song, and a different lullaby is blasted by a car stereo in another scene, and the subtitles throughout the movie are quite a bit different from what is actually being said, and honestly John Wick is about as close to being the Babadook as he is Baba Yaga.. John Wick doesn't chase guys in a cauldron. He uses muscle cars. He doesn't cook people while they're still alive and he ventilates them quite a bit when he does light them up. John doesn't use a broom to hurt people, but I hear he's good with a Fucking Pencil... Alot of movies out there have bad guys speaking other languages, and how often would you know what's actually being said? I think they just enjoy hiding jokes up front knowing most won't know the difference. I do podcasts about things like Baba Yaga, The Mothman, Keanu Reeves, and Bigfoot.
You know, I had a weird ass dream the other day that I was grocery shopping with you and Lindsay. I was pulling the cart and you were filling it with too much vegetables. Do you like kale?
you guys have to react to the new omam tracks. also it's nothing like the boogie man she's kind of like a almost stereotypical witch where she usually does bad things to people but depending on how you act to her, she can help you
Baba Yaga is not BoogyMAN. SHE is a witch who beeing half in the world of death and half in the world of living. In tales she can be main evel character or wise, helping character.
