History Music / TheHu

** "Sugaan Essena" is a translated version of "Black Thunder", a yet unreleased song, in Huttese, the language of the Hutts in the ''Franchise/StarWars'' universe.

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: The transcription used in "The Great Chinggis Khaan" comes off as weird to those who are used to the traditional "UsefulNotes/GenghisKhan", but it's actually more accurate to the Mongolian orthography and pronunciation.

* StockFootage: The music video of "The Great Chinggis Khaan" includes scene from the movie ''Film/{{Mongol}}''.

** "Sugaan Essena" is a translated version of "Black Thunder", a yet unreleased song, in "Huttese", the language of the Hutts in the ''Franchise/StarWars'' universe.

* '''TBA''' (2022)

* '''TBA''' (2021)

* NonNaziSwastika: At the end of the music video of "This is The Mongol" several celebrants arrange themselves around the band in a swastika formation. Needless to point out for the millionth time that the swastika is also a Buddhist symbol, that Mongols are mostly Buddhist, etc...

* ForeignLanguageTitle: Many songs have an English title and DefiniteArticleTitle is frequently used in pair with Mongolian words, even in the band's name. Curiously, The Hu has ''never'' sung once in English.

* DefiniteArticleTitle: '''The''' Hu. This also applies to their first album ''The Gereg'' and many of their songs.

* FounderOfTheKingdom: "The Great Chingis Khaan" is dedicated to UsefulNotes/GenghisKhan, who reunited the disjointed Mongol tribes and led them to the foundation of a vast, powerful empire.

* ProudWarriorRaceGuy: The band is very much in tune with Mongolian history and the Mongol Empire. The "Wolf Totem" video starts out with a traditional Mongol warrior on horseback before cutting to a motorcycle gang, expressly connecting the past and present. "The Great Chingis Khan" is, of course, a tribute to the greatest Mongolian warrior of all.

To call them a success would be an understatement. Together they gained 7 million views by the end of 2018 and ''100'' million after a year. [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff Compare that with Mongolia's population of just 3 million]]. In 2019 "Wolf Totem" made The Hu the first Mongolian band to top on a ''Billboard'' chart, with "Yuve Yuve Yu" also present several positions below.

The Hu (also rendered as [[CapsLock The HU]]; Хү in Mongol) is a band formed in 2016 from Ulaanbaatar, UsefulNotes/{{Mongolia}}. Blending in an unique way metal music and traditional Mongolian folk music (in particular throat singing), the band refers to their style as "Hunnu Rock", with "Hunnu" being the Mongolian word for the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xiongnu Xiongnu]], an ancient civilisation located in the Eurasian steppes, that is often identified with the [[UsefulNotes/AttilaTheHun Huns]] in the Western world.

* ''Yuve Yuve Yu (How strange, how strange)'' (2018)

* ''Shoog Shoog''[[note]]An untranslatable Mongolian shamanic calling[[/note]](2019)

The Hu (rendered as [[CapsLock The HU]]) is a band formed in 2016 from Ulaanbaatar, UsefulNotes/{{Mongolia}}. Blending in an unique way metal music and traditional Mongolian folk music (in particular throat singing), the band refers to their style as "Hunnu Rock", with "Hunnu" being the Mongolian word for the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xiongnu Xiongnu]], an ancient civilisation located in the Eurasian steppes, that is often identified with the [[UsefulNotes/AttilaTheHun Huns]] in the Western world.

!! Band Members

!!! Touring members

!! Discography

!!! Albums

The band was formed by Bayarmagnai Dashdondog AKA Dashka, a producer with a long story of collaboration with several Mongolian pop and rock bands. With the idea of blending together ancient folk sounds and modern metal music, to create something new and never heard before, he picked the current members of The HU from the Ulaanbaatar Conservatory. So they debuted in late 2018 with two music videos, "Yuve Yuve Yu" and "Wolf Totem".

The Hu (rendered as The HU) is a band formed in 2016 from Ulaanbaatar, UsefulNotes/{{Mongolia}}. Blending in an unique way metal music and traditional Mongolian folk music (in particular throat singing), the band refers to their style as "Hunnu Rock", with "Hunnu" being the Mongolian word for the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xiongnu Xiongnu]], an ancient civilisation located in the Eurasian steppes, that is often identified with the [[UsefulNotes/AttilaTheHun Huns]] in the Western world.

The band was formed by Bayarmagnai Dashdondog AKA Dashka, a producer with a long story of collaboration with several Mongolian pop and rock bands. With the idea of blending together ancient folk sounds and modern metal music, to create something new and never heard before, he picked the current members of The HU from the Ulaanbaatar Conservatory. So they debuted in late 2019 with two music videos, "Yuve Yuve Yu" and "Wolf Totem".

To call their first two singles a success would be an understatement. Together they gained 7 million views by the end of 2019 and ''100'' million after a year. [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff Compare that with Mongolia's population of just 3 million]]. In 2019 "Wolf Totem" made The Hu the first Mongolian band to top on a ''Billboard'' chart, with "Yuve Yuve Yu" also present several positions below. Mongolian president Khaltmaagiin Battulga personally congratulated with the band for promoting Mongolian culture abroad, awarding them with the Order of Genghis Khan, the highest state award of the country. It can be said that The Hu single handedly brought under the international spotlight a country that was until recently relegated to the perifery of the world.

To call their two first singles a success would be an understatement. Together they gained 7 million views by the end of 2019 and ''100'' million after a year. [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff Compare that with Mongolia's population of just 3 million]]. In 2019 "Wolf Totem" made The Hu the first Mongolian band to top on a ''Billboard'' chart, with "Yuve Yuve Yu" also present several positions below. Mongolian president Khaltmaagiin Battulga personally congratulated with the band for promoting Mongolian culture abroad, awarding them with the Order of Genghis Khan, the highest state award of the country. It can be said that The Hu single handedly brought under the international spotlight a country that was until recently relegated to the perifery of the world.

The band was formed by Bayarmagnai Dashdondog AKA Dashka, a producer with a long story of collaboration with several Mongolian pop and rock bands. With the idea of blending together ancient folk sounds and modern metal music, to create something new and never heard before, he picked the current members of The HU from the Ulaanbaatar Conservatory.

Their first music videos, "Yuve Yuve Yu" and "Wolf Totem" reached together over 45 milion views on youtube in an year.

* DeceasedParentsAreTheBest: In "The Legend of the Mother Swan", the Mother Swan sacrifices herself to save her cygnets, who are still too young and unable to fly, from drawning in the frozen lake.