How can you not be proud of these young ladies? It's impossible. Such good people and all their hard work is finally paying off. And they deserve all of it. I love this performance. Watching Pau's helicopter ponytail makes my day.

@Zealdave2223

Жыл бұрын

Pau is also drumming in heals

This was the video that introduced me to The Warning. The second half of Survive caught me off guard and hooked me in. Such a great groove. I went down The Warning rabbit hole quite quickly after that. They have a sound and presence I did not know was missing from my musical library until I heard them. I am now fully on board. Yes, I am one of those older people standing up and cheering them.

I don’t do TedX talks either but when it’s like this I make an exception. 😁 This was their second TedX talk after they did so well the first time.

This is by far my favorite performance, especially 14-year-old Pau's kit-smashing performance of Unmendable. Their sheer joy and exuberance is so endearing and infectious. Their musicianship was so on point and the video captured it so well. Definitely a great argument for why a Pau Cam should be mandatory at all shows that are filmed. Amazing how many people became such huge fans of the girls after seeing this video. I know I did.

There is another song called Narcisista. They released it as a single in 2019. Their critics complained about all of their songs being in English and Narcisista is their rebuttal. It's also their first song sung in Spanish. Pau is on lead vocals.

I never get tired of seeing the TEDx Talk - they are just so charismatic! And their high-energy finish is classic The Warning.

DPA are such radiant young women.

If I ruled the world, my first act would be to mandate a Pau Cam at every TW show! I hope she had an insurance waiver on that rental kit cuz the pushed that thing beyond the limits it was intended for that entire set. Can you imagine how much better the world would be if we could all conduct ourselves more like these amazing role models? The Warning, Great Band, Better Human Beings!

@ronhall5395

Жыл бұрын

Awesome idea. Even at concerts. The crowd ten rows back can't see their passion and skills. She is half the fun.

@mattpujol4787

Жыл бұрын

​@@ronhall5395 I'd say each member of TW is half the fun....

I’m always blown away by how much poise Ale had at age 12. 😎

I discovered The Warning through a spotify playlist. But it was this performance that got me hooked, particularly the last song. Thanks for your honest emotions watching this, it made my day, too.

This is the performance, like many others of their fans that grabbed me hook, line and sinker when I saw this during the start of lockdown 2020. You might have noticed that this show was where two, now legendary phrases came from..."Music is passion, music is hope, music is life." (typically fans will replace the word 'music' with 'Dany') and "You have been Warned!"

Discovering The Warning and not seeing his presentation at TEDx 2017 is a complete loss. A presentation full of emotions, great performances and excellent songs for the enjoyment of those present, bringing the history of their evolution in their stories. A presentation for posterity.

This video was my introduction to The Warning. Hook, line, and sinker. I have rewatched it many times, and ALWAYS, when a new reactor finally gets to it. Love seeing their reactions to the girls. At 75 yeas of age, I feel blessed to have lived long enough to experience them and their journey. They are the granddaughters I never had.

Well, I’ve attended a few. TEDx is usually 1 day, costs $100 here in San Antonio, and is a mixture of speeches, demonstrations, performances and interactive sessions. Wish I could have been to this one. 🔥🤘#NumberlyGarfs

TED talks are talks given to academic audiences, usually at universities, on all sorts of interesting subjects. The fact that TW were asked to give a talk two years in a row is simply amazing. This talk from January 2017 was the most watched talk of that year. Little did the audience know waht they were watching: two teenagers and a pre-teen fearlessly speaking in their second language and rocking out. Pau wore heels so she would appear taller during her talking. And Pau handled her broken stick in a professional manner! This is the video that hooked many fans including me.

On Dany's birthday in 2022, I was on a reactors site whom I respect thumbing through his videos, and this band called The Warning kept showing up. Knowing he wouldn't react to them so many times unless there was something there, I decided to check them out. I picked his reaction to a song called "Survive". It was an excerpt of this Tedx starting with Dany's speech right before Survive started. I was immediately blown away. First what she had to say hooked me, then they started playing. Wow. Passion, energy, pure enjoyment for what they were doing, and this wall of sound from a 3 piece band that was incredible. And of course there was Pau absolutely destroying a drum kit. I instantly jumped into the rabbit hole. 8 hours later I had to pry myself away from my computer just so i could get a couple hours of sleep. The next day I was a patron supporter and have never looked back. I will support these young women for the rest of my life. Hopefully as a rock band, but if they decide to start a catering business instead, I'll support them with that. Keep going with your reactions, doesn't matter what you pick.

I prefer the first tedx performance from a year earlier but this one is great as well.Watching paulina beat them drums like a rented mule always puts a smile on my face:) and yea ale is in her own little world dancing with her bass...

@steveherman6909

Жыл бұрын

I don't necessarily prefer the 2016 TEDx over this one, but I was disappointed to see that JTMM chose to do this one first. Perhaps he won't even get to the 2016. What I love about the their initial appearance is how at ease they were when jamming through the three tracks they played, with the nerves of speaking to the audience both visible and audible. Add to that one of my personal favorites of theirs, "Exterminated" closing the set. I also enjoy seeing the contrast a year later in this video as Dany, Pau and Ale were excited about releasing XXI Century Blood. Musically, this was was a little more polished with another year of practice under their belt as well.

Please do the other Tedx Talk too. This was the first time I discovered The Warning and since then I am a fan. And their latest Album is called "Error" not "Evolve" :)

Incredibly, their success has been questioned in recent times and whether they really deserved to open Muse in Mexico. that if their success is due to having money or because they are privileged for being women. I think the reason for their success is in this video, look how convinced they were that they would make it, there is nothing stopping them. Great reaction.

Best Tedx, everrrrr!!!!!! thank you.

I get teary eyed everytime I watch these beautiful, adorable and talented girls!! So proud of them and lots of kudos to their parents who raised such lovely and humble girls!!

Great! This is the show that popped up in my KZread 3 years ago, three days later I joined their Patreon and support them since then! Thanks for your reaction, greetings from Germany 👍⚡️🤘

12 yr old Ale just grooving in her own space. I love it. Pau getting her aggression out and Dany singing her heart out. What's not to like?

Here they are - Dany, Pau and Ale - fearlessly performing in front of industry types with the kind of passion and joy that inspires people of all ages. The first time I watched this (which was the first time I watched the Warning) I was absolutely blown away. Emotional? I've watched this dozens of times and I still get emotional. They're kids speaking in their second language in front of a large crowd and they're so fierce and confident. It is, perhaps, one of the best presentations I have ever seen (and I see presentations often). Their commentary is so incredible and on point. As a creative professional, I go back to this every time I feel myself slipping into the dark funk that often accompanies the job. Today was one of those days, so I thank you for picking this day to react to this TedX because I know you know exactly what I mean.

I'd been waiting for you to react to this video, It was incredible and I thought you were going to be blown aways, It is just one of their best performances!!!

You need to do the 2016 one to see more of their story. These are what sealed the deal as to why I love them so much. Not only are they inspiring musicians but anyone that needs some inspiration. They also show they are not into fame, fortune, money, glamor. They want to play their music, share their love, and "make a living doing what we love". They are rebels against the industry and forging a way for musicians and others to be successful without selling your soul and retaining your humanity and humility. They are humble but sure of themselves. Just wonderful people.

This one pulls people in for good. The other TED talk is the same format. There are definitely some real good interviews where they get into more personal details and life experiences, but the TED talks are just pre-planned talks, which are incredibly charming but not detailed. I can think of a couple of others, though. Will be sure to make suggestions, I think you will want to cover their single Narcissista, which came out before any of the Error songs

It wouldn't be The Warning if they didn't rehearse it. They are the consummate professionals and they give their best with what ever they undertake.

@mattpujol4787

Жыл бұрын

I do a lot of presentations for work and whenever it really matters, I script it. That way I can improvise, but I have a "bass line" to come back to. I agree it shows a high level of professionalism.

This performance gets me every time, their eloquence, their passion and their unbridled talent, also it is the most I've seen Ale talk in a single setting. Just one hell of a performance. By all means do the other Ted Talk and while it has their cover of the Foo Fighters The Pretender in it, you should also checkout their video for that song too The Pretender (Out of the Basement) it is great. Also as others have mentioned you need to check out Narcisista when performed for the first time at Foro Didi, such an incredible song and a perfect response to those people that were criticizing them for performing in English instead of their native Spanish.

Pau has scaled back on the whole-arm way she attacks the drums. She does much more with her wrists now, which still gives her the same intensity and impact without endagering her safety and expending all her energy. IDK, maybe she was overcompensating for her youth and size. Pau injured her finger during the last song of a different show. I think that scared her a lot. So, now she has a more intelligent strategy. If you notice, Pau is wearing heels (and playing drums in them!) The crowd reacts to her her speaking and being out of breath, which is funny. She has always hit hard. Some call her the destroyer of drum kits. I think DW Drums should have a label on their kits, saying "Pau Tested". Watch closely on Survive. Pau breaks a stick and stays on beat while she reaches down to replace it. Total professional. They all are professionals. There have been many "technical difficulties" during their shows when something has gone wrong for one or the other of them. They take it in stride, maybe making a joke about it with the crowd. They are comfortable in their skins. Dany has had the batteries die on her wireless transmitter or on her guitar during a show. Pau had broken her kick drum. And at one show, during Evolve, which is the song they usually close a set with, she lost a drum stick, switched her left hand stick to her right hand and continued playing the few bars that were remaining with her bare left hand hitting the snare. Another time, Ale's srap onher bass broke and she kept playing, squatting down until the stage tech brought a stool out for her to sit on while he tried to fix her strap. At the first opening for Muse in Monterrey, on the first song of their set, which as "Z", Ale stepped on a loose bootlace and fell backward. She continued playing even as she fell and was laying on her back. She only paused briefly when Carlos, (I think it was) - anyway, it was one of their stage crew, came out to help her up to her feet. I like how Ale talks so much during this one. Younger Ale seemed to speak her share of the time early on. At some point she realized that Dany and Pau would dominate any conversation that the three of them participated in. And she is okay with that.

@WaldoKitty

11 ай бұрын

re: Pau breaking things... in their recent New Hampshire gig, Pau told the audience to get their hands up (clapping in time) and "I broke my drum kit for you!" i think it was one of the Floor Toms but not sure without digging it out to rewatch ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡

I've mentioned this in another reaction to this TEDx talk, but the ending of Survive left me literally gobsmacked with my mouth wide open. 😲

Ahhh, the helicopter hair !!! Loving it !

Sabaton might be dangerous to your health. 😐 But The Warning is here to counterweight the doom 🙂

genial reacción y una hermosa charla y presentación de la banda en sus inicios... derroche total de poder. THE WARNING presente y futuro del ROCK!!!⚡⚡🤘🤘

There is a video series on the making of the Mayday EP, it's 5 or 6 parts, I think you would enjoy it.

Dany did a Midnight Dany Day at the end of this past yr.. OMG! cried thru it all!! So emotional... Dany showed a side of her we hadn't seen before. 💗😥😥

The audience, of course, consists mainly of members of the university community, academicians and students. You can see, at the end, that they were very well received by all attending. TEDx Talks are by invitation, and they were invited back for this presentation, because the video of their presentation from a year earlier received the most views on their channel. That video is titled 'Young Girls Love to Rock'. If you decide to react to that, I think we can do without the Auto-generated subtitles. The girls speak clearly, and are quite easy to understand (without some of the ludicrous misinterpretations from the captions). Thank you for reacting to The Warning!!

Live TV broadcast from many years ago with Ale on keyboards (like, exclusively, the keyboardist of the band) and bg vox, Pau on Cajon (box drum she sits on ), and dany on acoustic guitar and lead vocals), doing XXI Century blood (most important part of the broadcast, and the first thing we see), and then another song from the same album, followed by an interview (in spanish)... kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZpVnz7Wahdqqabw.html

Incredible performance! I did it backwards. Heard latest album, saw the official videos, 1922 concerts and I was hooked. Then I saw this video and realized that how young they were and impressed how mature they were to say no the business side of music and maintained their creative control. They rock and have since introduced us to new terms, DPA, Dany Day, Pau Day, Ale Day and it means to be part of the Warning Army.

Yep these young sisters are absolutely positively and utterly amazing! And as about 10 other TWA have said in the comments here... It was this video that got me hooked after I re-discovered them at the start of the pandemic. Rehearsed or not, you really gotta appreciate how well and clear they speak even Pau 😉 but hearing Ale speak this much is different compared to nowadays 😂 yep easy to get choked up watching how special they are. 🤘🏽⚡

If you're interested in reacting to more of their history then you should watch the Tidal documentary and the Patreon one. It seems I can't post the links so I'll write the names so you can search them here on youtube. - The Warning [TIDAL Rising Documentary] - Their Metallica cover went viral. Here's how they kept rocking.

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I loved your insight into how hopeful their songs are while being heavy. Dany said in an interview that their lyrics are dark but "Don't worry. We're really happy people." It comes across.

Ted Talks are generally more of an intellectual forum where people who are experts in or living in certain situations are granted the opportunity on this platform to explain that issue/experience to an intellectually curious audience - thus they are usually held at universities around the world. Honestly they can be a really good resource if you find yourself wanting to learn about something. If you find a Ted Talk about it you'll get some good information to at the very least start your journey into learning about a subject. I know I haven't commented very much on your videos, but I want to thank you for this journey you have taken with The Warning. While I was already a huge fan of theirs to begin with, watching your videos and hearing your interpretation of their songs has actually enhanced my appreciation for their music and song writing. I know time is an issue for you with work and kids and all of that, but if you ever get the opportunity a full length stream of the Lunario show would be awesome and would also explain some of those camera angles you thought were a bit weird watching the individual videos because that show was professionally recorded and edited. Plus there's a little extra content before and after the show that is cool to see.

Their ability to get a standing ovation by the end is typical of them. They can win over any crowd.

Great reaction, my friend...

Wow pau at her young age already giving drum clinics epic also love the fact that the warning won't change for no one but them selfs basically they are not sell outs bottom point

Enjoyed your reaction to this one. Isn't it about time to finish up Error? 🙂 You've only done Choke and Evolve. There's even better on that album.

Yay... I get to watch it one more time...😀

You should do narssasista there is a lyric video with translated lyrics their live one at Frodo and there is one with pau singing out front with Arjay hale from halestorm behind the kit

Thank you sir for sharing your stage with this band. This is the performance that completely made me the fan I am today. Absolutely fearless! Your reactions and analysis are appreciated. Alabama rocks The Warning and your reactions! New sub in 3..2..1💥

I’ve been waiting for this since the beginning of your journey. It turned out exactly as I expected. It is not really possible for me not to get emotional whenever I watch this (or any other video of them especially while they share their experiences) And I assure you I watched this a lot. It is a great pick-me-up on any day. Now I am also excited about that you are getting closer to ERROR. Don’t want to exaggerate much but they will blow your mind even more. Yep. This is me not exaggerating 😅 (I think it is a masterpiece but I will leave that to you 😂)

Efectivamente, ellas aman lo que hacen y eso las hace genuinas. 🤘🇲🇽🤘🇲🇽🤘🇲🇽 Saludos!!

@Cool-yv9vw

Жыл бұрын

Viva Mexico Carbones Siiiiiiuuuuu

What a great band.

LOL, I get a laugh out of the subtitles on this.. especially for the words in 'When I'm Alone'.😂 Not even close... Anyway, this was the video, and 'Survive' was the song that sent me down The Warning rabbit hole! Been addicted ever since.😍 🤘😎🤘

My thoughts exactly about Pau when I first saw these TedX talks by them. I noticed how she carried herself and how she spoke up on stage. Nothing against Dany and Ale but my first impression was that Pau was the heart and soul of the band, meaning that she was the main character of The Warning; only to be confirmed later in interviews from Dany and Ale that she is the most creative of the three and that most of the songs are started by her on the piano.

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UniversityofNevada :En esta presentacion de The Warning a pesar de su edad demostraron su calidad su energia y su pasion por el buen Rock ,grandes y talentosas instrumentistas,excelentes compositoras ,un trio de Rock que recuerda a los grandes grupos de solo tres instrumentistas ,grupos como Rush,Cream,Grand Funk, de ese tamaño sera The Warning ,el tiempo lo dira

Gracias!

Alé ended it with that splendid bass riff at the end of Survive. Epilogue. Punto final

Keep it up girls.

I wonder if the reason for a TEDx talk is because they didn't yet have a visa to perform in the US, but since universities can bring in people from anywhere (almost) to give talks, they got in.

Maybe somebody already mentioned it,but the TED talk format is limited to 15 minutes. They are almost always a subject matter expert talking about their thing. They cover a vast array if subjects. This is a TEDx which is a bit more flexible than a "TED" branded talk. That's probably why they went longer. My point being, to get 3 songs in there, they couldn't spend a lot of time, so the speaking material has to be to the point. But that's part of what TED is all about, condensing what you have to say into 15 minutes and still making your impact. Another detail, a TED event lasts like all day Saturday and there are like probably 8 or so speakers with a musical interlude every now and then. So the audience is there for a while variety of reasons. I would love to see an interview with someone in the audience to get their reaction. That would be fun. BTW, I love your reactions and it's been so much fun watching you descend down this rabbit hole that so many of us have. Keep it up, man!

You missed show me the light, I think you would be expressed and enjoy it. Thanks for the great reactions!

They did another Tedx talk in 2016

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You should do the first Ted x in 2016.

You want to hear more of their story and them speaking (even Ale)? I suggest this very well le interview from 2015: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lWxq3KWNc7i7nKw.html. It's quite long, so probably not useful for a reaction, but definitely for your personal enjoyment.

Watch the video.! and give this dude a break.

Puh pau

The Warnings HOOK, 🪝, I didn't even let it sink! Caught me.. ⚡✌️🤟🪖⚡