JINJER... Teacher, Teacher | VOICE COACH REACTS | Ginger, Jinjer...

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Today's video is a reaction to Jinjer with their song Teacher, Teacher. I cannot wait to dive into this one with you, it's been too long and I loved the heck out of this piece.

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[ChaseCarneson]

This reaction had me smiling the whole way through. Still killing the game, my friend 🙏🙏🙏

[SaintDorado]

What I like about Jinjer, is that they don't make Tatiana a gimmick. As in "look our female vocalist does growls". She is just an amazing vocalist all around.

[salty]

Those “alarm” type sounds you’re hearing at the end are from the bass guitarist. So it’s not an additive, he’s just a beast.

[GLstormchasing]

I'm a simple man; I see a vocal coach reacting to Jinjer, I click play.

[Skurian_krotesk]

Yes it is hip hop don't be scared to say it!!

Jinjer is purposefully mixing up their favorite music genres with metal.

Some songs are jazzy some are leaning into reggae or bossa nova or even hip hop.
This falls into the genre of Nu metal i think.
It is basically very progressive music that goes back and forth between different "smooth" genres and metal.

I really love this dynamic in style and tempo.
Jinjer is my favorite band ever.
I am so excited for more of your videos!

Greetings from austria <3

[artiemeyer]

Judgement and Punishment One Take vocal is incredible. Also, I Speak Astronomy (official music video) is my personal favorite. The whole band is incredible (not Vlad but an earlier drummer) and Tatiana's vocals are killer...

[baronofgreymatter]

Judgement and Punishment one take should be your next reaction/analysis...its Tatiana standing up to a microphone ..side view so you can really see how she sings very clearly. Perfect for analysis. Great song too

[nuts]

In my humble opinion, this song is a perfect song. A complex time signature, insane musicianship, variance in the song, Tatiana gets to show off the full range of her vocal capabilities, a wink to Pink Floyd's No Education. And I'm sure I missed a few more things that make this song so rich and endlessly replayable.

LOVE the reaction to it. I also love that you do both a reaction and an analysis in your videos. The captions say what you are thinking and your face show how you are feeling. Awesome channel!

[j.f.fisher]

I feel like Tati might have watched your Perennial reaction because of the way she answered a question about warmups in her interview with Loudwire "How Jinjer's Tatiana Shmaylyuk Learned to Scream."

Tatiana uses rap cadence in her growls a lot, with her clean vocals less so, but it is definitely one of the tools in her toolset she's not afraid to use and uses well. If you want to compare live and studio there is Teacher Teacher live in Melbourne. If you ever want to do double-features to Jinjer songs that have both omv and official live, you won't get any complaints. At least, not from the Jinjer fans.

Your statement about the emotional drive feels absolutely true to me. What makes her my favorite singer is the feeling she puts into everything she sings, and that comes through so powerfully on stage.

Sit Stay Roll Over live at Melbourne has more of her vocal tricks than any other song that I've seen recorded and is well worth checking out. The entire Melbourne show was released as Alive In Melbourne as a live album and the full set video is on YT.

As to belting: I Speak Astronomy has arguably the most intense belting of any Jinjer song live (she growls the belted line from Pisces on stage), though the official video is so beautiful it is hard to pick just one version to recommend. On The Top live in Kiev and Words of Wisdom official live have most of the clean lines being belted.

[tiburfrank]

Oh, and I forgot that every member of the band deserves a master’s degree in the profession.

[artiemeyer]

I was not a fan of growling. I watched Pisces and was shocked. Something about it was intriguing. Watched a few more times. Had to see if it was real. Watched Perennial Live at Wacken. Blown away. Watched Who Is Gonna Be The One Live. That's it. I'm all in now. Tatiana and this band are INCREDIBLE!

[timprice]

That extra sound is just Eugene doing Eugene things on his bass.

[alijafri]

That "warning" ping sound at the end was the bass player pulling on the higher G string like a funk player would slap and pop. With distortion on the bass you get that ringing sound.

Loving your Jinger reactions!

[nruizdeconejo]

Weeell, interestingly enough, it's a 4/4 all the way, but Vlad takes advantage of the sick strange guitar riff to do bars of 4-4-4-3-4-4-5-4 (which ends up being the same as 8 compasses of 4)
All in all, fucking cool and sounds super spontaneous :)

[michaeltriola]

No, no, please never stop praising Jinjer, their musicality and tightness as a band is always beautiful

[Glyphmorph]

9:40 "Hey Teacher, Teacher! Leave us alone!"

Was that a subtle nod to pink floyd??

[viveladecadence]

I am aware that Jinjer reactions have almost become their own Youtube genre by now, but I especially love your reactions because your observations actually add something to the experience beyond the "shock & amazement" factor.😊

[Seraphyx]

Lmao at that ending. Don't apologize for going back to relisten, I don't think anyone here is upset with that, especially if they like Jinjer.

[maasawdreamt]

Seeing Jinjer be used as a gateway drug into the metal I love is so appealing to me <3

[smavtmb]

Great review/reaction.
I think this is my favorite jinjer song. It's just so well written. Tatiana's vocal acrobatics and stag presence is mind boggling. Love the double kick drum portion it just gets you worked up. I will never get sick of this song.