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Bloodywood ft. Babymetal - Bekhauf | REACTION | Animation, Power, and Pure Heat!

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Join us as we dive into Bloodywood's explosive collaboration with Babymetal from their second album, New Delhi! We've been fans of Babymetal for years, but this track brings insane energy, powerful riffs, and a fun animated video that had us hooked. We break down the vibes, the cultural fusion, and why collabs like this are gold for both bands. If you're into metal with a twist, this reaction is for you—stick around for our thoughts on the animation, fan bases crossing over, and more!

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00:00 - Intro and Babymetal Context
01:15 - Song Starts: First Impressions
02:14 - Breaking Down the Heat
04:46 - Post-Song Thoughts and Throat Clear
05:12 - Loving the Animation and Energy
06:04 - Collab Benefits for Fan Bases
07:15 - Thoughts on Style Fusion
07:56 - Wrapping Up and Tease for More
08:02 - Outro

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00:00 - Intro and Babymetal Context
00:07 - Excitement for the Collaboration
01:15 - Song Starts: First Impressions
02:14 - Breaking Down the Heat
03:39 - Cultural Vibes and Lyrics
04:46 - Post-Song Thoughts and Throat Clear
05:12 - Loving the Animation and Energy
06:04 - Collab Benefits for Fan Bases
07:15 - Thoughts on Style Fusion
07:56 - Wrapping Up and Tease for More

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18 Comments

@HughJohnsan 7 months ago

I feel like this song is really underrated. I love it so much.

@welp-charles 7 months ago (edited)

They reacted to the Electric Callboy x Babymetal collaboration right after this. This was produced by Goppo Animation and directed by Debjyoti Saha. It was created by an all-Indian team in three months.

@Walleye_Assassin 7 months ago

They have another collab together called Kon Kon. It’s on Babymetal’s official channel

@Grington300 7 months ago

Good reaction. Although it was BABYMETAL who approached Bloodywood about a collaboration, they had already written the song with BABYMETAL in mind (both bands are fans of the other).

- The anime was made by an Indian animation company for the MV - credits are in the description.
- There are 3 languages in this song. Bloodywood sang in Hindi, rapped in English. BABYMETAL sang in Japanese and Su-metal's last few lines were in Hindi.

Karan Katyar from Bloodywood (I think he is the guitarist and main composer) has posted a very interesting video explaining the songwriting and production processes for this song.

Bloodywood supported BABYMETAL on their north American tour throughout June and July last year and they will be doing it again as BABYMETAL tour Australia this month.

They did another collaboration as well, this time BABYMETAL featuring Bloodywood with the song 'Kon Kon' and you might want to react to the official video for that as well, it was filmed at the Madison Square Garden Theatre concert.

@bradkornatowski3866 7 months ago

The Girls also fight Godzilla when called upon. They have also been known to carry Lightsabers.

@Hy-BridAbroad 7 months ago

Hope you guys get the chance to do a solo Babymetal song soon. Both this one and the Electric Callboy one are fantastic as Babymetal are incredible at shapeshifting into any style that a song/collab needs, but I think it would be nice to see you get a taste of Babymetal's own music style(s).

@rickwagner- 7 months ago

🐘 / 🍑 ⚡ 💕 / ✊ 💪 - Great choice.
The traditional instrument during the bridge was a santoor, a kind of Indian hammered dulcimer.
Of course Su took the lead on the BABYMETAL side for the vocals, but that electronic sounding section was just Moa and Momo.
Su's last lines were in Hindi.
The Bloodywood guys sent her a slowed down version so she could nail the pronunciation.
Karan Katiyar, Bloodywood's guitarist, songwriter, etc. posted a great behind the scenes video for this song.
Some fans think this song sounds more like BABYMETAL, and 'Kon! Kon', a BABYMETAL song featuring Bloodywood, sounds more like Bloodywood. : )

@ForAnAngel 7 months ago

I always love watching the live performance of this song right after watching the music video. Moa can out-headbang anyone!

@Ganimal83 7 months ago (edited)

Amazing song. The fan cams of the live is great, Su-metal and Moametal were going hard in the paint head-banging with Jayant.

And objectively speaking, Babymetal is significantly more popular than Bloodywood. On Babymetal’s US tour last year, Bloodywood opened, and Jinjer supported, with Babymetal being the headline.

I had a chance to see both Bloodywood and Babymetal twice last year, and they are both incredible live (Jinjer too).

🤘🦊🤘🦊

@kitkat6407 7 months ago

🐘🦊♪

@martinmetal7481 6 months ago

Great reaction missed the reaction 3 weeks ago because i had just arrived in a Japan and playing catch up on your reactions .ps BabyMetal has 3.58 million subscribers on just YouTube so maybe a little bit popular 😁🤘🏼🦊🤘🏼

@Megan-c7b 7 months ago

🔥🤘🖤☮️

@kiszeg 7 months ago

🤘🦊

@seregamolodets5286 7 months ago

🍅💀🍅
🤘🏼🦊🤘🏼
🗡x 🐘

@KlngFr0g 7 months ago (edited)

Great reaction 🤘🦊
Please react to more babymetal. This song is a must reaction.
Road of resistance live at legend mm https://youtu.be/vC1eKk4qrT4?si=Zq6h5BRg6cw9mY-0

@ksbrst2010 7 months ago

No, you underestimate the Size of Babymetal. They tell the Groups that they want to Collaborate with, with one exception. F. Hero made a Song for them in 2019 and in 2024 F. Hero released the Song Leave it all behind with Bodyslam and Babymetal.

@ksbrst2010 7 months ago

Well it was more complicated, they were asked to transfer when they have the first melody ready, but they were so mptivated that they had already defined each line for Babymetal and how Su should pronounce each line, in this Form it was unusable for Babymetal, so they sang these few lines and everything else was the Business of Bloodywood. They repeated the work with KonKon. But this time they transfered the correct Version, so Team Babymetal could modify it for their Stageshow, adapt the lines for the Girls and so on. These Animations are surprisingly expensive.

@ksbrst2010 7 months ago

Ahem Babymetal just switched last year their Structure, their original Productionhous Amuse decided to concentrate on Japan and sold all activities outside of Japan to Universal. So their CD Distribution is now a pat of Capitol records and their international shows are Productions of the Universal Music Group. So last Year they made their first European and UK Arena Tour and for their US Tour one of their Opener was Bloodywood. They only added a special Arena Concert in November in the US since they did not have such clear numbers as from the European Festival scene in 2024. So they did not book a bigger US Tour and Universal has so far only published one date of their US Tour 2026. And they had on their last CD 7 such Collaborations with Electric Callboy , Slaughter to Prevail, Spiritbox or Polyphia.