FIRST TIME HEARING – 【MAD】爪爪爪 – マキシマム ザ ホルモン x HELLSING 【MTH】

You already reacted to this band, Maximum the Hormone! They are japanese.
If Feline wants to see more, the anime it’s named Hellsing, but this Song I don’t think was made for this anime

I commented once, but it was deleted, probably because of the linked video, so I will comment again.
Thank you VINCE and FELINE for your honest reactions.
I am sorry that my comment was not clear.
This song is by MAXIMUM THE HORMONE. It is sung in Japanese. The title is “TSUMETSUMETSUME”, TSUME means claw, but it probably also means something like fang, and when three of them are lined up, it is something strange. As for the animation, it seems to be an afterthought, but it has been well received by fans as it fits the image perfectly and can be found on youtube. I was glad that FELINE was interested in it. The song reached #2 on the Japanese Oricon chart, their highest ever. Former Megadeth guitarist Marty Friedman covered this song on his album TOKYO JUKEBOX. I loved the dizzying tempo changes in the song structure, the ear-catching guitar riff, the bass that makes a fierce statement with its slap technique, and the powerful vocals.

あー爪ってHELLSINGに使われてたのか！

he said “what’s the language? “
this is all written in Japanese.

*NEXT PLEASE REACTION ( ALIP_BA_TA ) FINGERSTYLE COVER GUITAR AKUSTIK AND ORIGINAL MUSIC SONG. COVER ALL SONG (SWEET CHILD O MINE, QUEEN,AND ALL MUSIC)* 😊

I commented once, but it was deleted, probably because of the linked video, so I will comment again.
Thank you VINCE and FELINE for your honest reactions.
I am sorry that my comment was not clear.
This song is by MAXIMUM THE HORMONE. It is sung in Japanese. The title is “TSUMETSUMETSUME”, TSUME means claw, but it probably also means something like fang, and when three of them are lined up, it is something strange. As for the animation, it seems to be an afterthought, but it has been well received by fans as it fits the image perfectly and can be found on youtube. I was glad that FELINE was interested in it. The song reached #2 on the Japanese Oricon chart, their highest ever. Former Megadeth guitarist Marty Friedman covered this song on his album TOKYO JUKEBOX. I loved the dizzying tempo changes in the song structure, the ear-catching guitar riff, the bass that makes a fierce statement with its slap technique, and the powerful vocals.

Please react to Hanabie – ‘We love sweets’ MV. This band used to be a MTH cover band🤘

Maximum The Hormone