@@GusLapchatiy not for the reason you probably think of. Weed was a traditional material to make cloth and clothes. I assume that Ukrainians smoked it too probably. But this song isn't about smoking weed lol
@@MaxSvyezhentsev A music band comes to NETHERLANDS to sing a song about WEEDS, but not for smoking? When it comes to Netherlands - everything is about smoking.
I haven't checked out all songs yet, but Ukraine and France are my favorites so far. Israel has a good song too, but I personally disqualify every english song from a non english speaking country.
@@maximilianmaier3950 I agree, singers should represent both their language and culture. Otherwise it will end up like an international version of The Voice. This year has some really great songs though.
@@maanlicht8583 Iceland last year made me furious. I actually liked their song last year but the even had an icelandic version and chose to sing in english anyways....
@@maximilianmaier3950 O I didn't know they did that. I love icelandic language and culture (my sis did a school paper on it). I think songs should have limited english like they have in the Junior ESC version. Our dutch artist has a bit of Surinaams in it but sadly still only one sentence
@@maximilianmaier3950 Oh, the no longer obligation of using the language of the country has been inserted to level the field. Seen for years where Belgian Dutch (Flemish) contenders got slashed while their French counterparts got more praise and points with lower quality of songs.
💙💛✊✌👌✌✊ ВИ ПРАВІ, НА ВСІ МІЛЬЯРД ВІДСОТКІВ. ЦЕ ОСОБИСТИЙ РИТУАЛ, НАШИХ ПРАЩУРІВ, ЯКИЙ ВИКОРИСТОВУВСЯ В ОСОБИСТИХ ВИПАДКАХ, ДЛЯ ЗВЕРНЕННЯ ДО НАШИХ БОГІВ, НА ВИГНАННЯ ВОРОГА З ТЕРИТОРІЇ УКРАЇНИ, НА МИР І ДОБРОБУТ, НА УРОЖАЙ В УКРАЇНІ, НА ЗБЕРЕЖЕННЯ УКРАЇНИ.💙💛🌾🌾🌾🌾🌻🌻⛅🌻🌻🌾🌾🌾🌽
@@onomatopoetisk First version of the song titled "ШУМ" is basically a cover of the old Ukrainian folk song. So they needed to to change it cus its not fully original song and it was longer then 3 minutes. So they made this version for eurovision, still inspired by the same old spring folk song, but with different, original lyrics + some lyrics they borrowed from folk song.
Do you recognise the site where the clip was done ? At Tchernobyl (Tchernobyl is in Ukraine) ! The big building far aways the forest is the sarcophage of the reactor (4:07 and 5:17 of the video).
Actually the song roots back to traditional ritual song which people would sing at the beginning of spring to wake the nature up after winter. And the place of Chernobyl is chosen not occasionally. Chernobyl zone, which had been abandoned for decades, is coming back to life now. Wild nature has taken over. The zone is covered with forests and lots of rare animal species are back there. So it’s an allegory of waking up after a long winter/atomic dream. There are lots of symbols and hints in the clip:)
@@AlexandraRacheva interesting thing perhaps - in recent years scientists have been talking about raising low-THC industrial hemp in the area round Chornobyl as a way to remove radioactive nucleides from the environment. I love how the song is about spring & rebirth of life in the forest, and about sowing hemp, and how they used Chornobyl as the backdrop for their video. :-)
Solovey was a masterpiece, the first 4.20 long version was a masterpiece. Good luck to Ukraine, they are in my Top 3 for 2021 (as I can't vote for my own country and the competition is big this year!). Way better than the overhyped Malta...
Thank you! This is an ancient ukrainian folk song about arrival spring and sun. And Kateryna singing like folk manner. They used folk music instruments - sopilka. Shum - old forest name.
Exactly the same!THis song just screamed to the pagan in me! - Voted for Ukraine. Of course! - love, Sweden Edit:Although i live in germany so my vote wasnt counted with the swedish votes. Sidenote.I love europe! I think we can all agree we love our continent!
They are fairly new to public, but the band has over 8 years of history. They have specific style, that’s why they were not in mainstream until talking part in Eurovision contest in 2020 and 2021
I think the silver piece on her face resembles the oxygen tube (hello Covid references?) The huge grey building in the frame is the infamous radioactive failed Chernobyl power plant that killed lots of people in 80s The whole theme for the song is the folklore Spring rite awakening.. lovely beat
THEY ARE AMAZING!!!!! Totally should be a winner of this year’s contest! And they are not new, they are very well established band in Ukraine, and now - the rest of Europe.
The original song is 4:20 long, its a completely different version called " ШУМ" This song needs every single vote to survive semifinal 1 and qualify for the final. Please vote for it! 12 points from Germany
They are really a good and interesting group and they are clearly taking a risk by bringing this type of sound which is veeeeerry different than what we are used to. This is a bold move. I really love them and have fallen for them. But I understand that people also can be rebuked by that sound, this is not for beginners!
This is cool song , 👍🇺🇦✌️ Shum - is the name of a pagan god, who was meant to awaken spring, and such songs were popularly called vesnianky or spring songs.
Yes, they are performing a ritual, song is of native motives, and native songs are going faster and faster and sang while dancing around big campfire. Lyrics are about calling to a forest spirit - Shum ("Noise" - as winter forest is silent, so "noise" is what brings spring), and they are singing about planting seeds and good harvest and asking Shum to bring spring faster. Costumes like that is because this spirit was believed mostly in Polissya - where Chernobyl is, and it is 35 years after Chernobyl catastrophe this year.
I had never heard a song like that! it is captivating, it collects you and takes you to another world, a different dimension. Since I listened to it at the Eurovision contest, I never stop hearing it again and AGAIN....✌
hahaha I'm from Ukraine 🇺🇦 and when I heard this song for first I thought it was sooo weird but then I started listening to it over and over and I couldn't stop, I still can't, help me pls
For me, definitely a possible winner this year. I love it so much. You should also watch the pre-edited version that last for more than 4 minutes, it's also awesome. 12 points from Belgium :)
maybe someone`ve already written, "Shum"( reads as shoom) translates usely as "noise", but in this particular case, as a very very very old before christian times ritual song of spring greeting, translates as "forest" p.s. you know, green forest that makes this soft, almost ASMR, sound. Soft NOISE of leaves touched with wind =) from Ukraine with love❤️
wow!!! you also react to eurovision!!! As a michael jackson, madonna and eurovision fan I didn’t expect your channel to get any better! it was already great! but now with these eurovision reactions it reaches a new dimension. Thank you, thank you , thank you. Raul from Spain 🇪🇸
They mix white voice (slavic style of singing) , slavic/ukrainian folk and electronic music. Solovey song from 2020 on Eurovision got this same mix but it was little slower tempo.
Its like they want to wake up spring to us after that long time wintery quarantine Btw they have and version A of this song...and they created this because they couldnt make the original 3:00 for Eurovision
Jeeeeez you are the only one reacting appropriately to this astounding song! The sound is so unique and primordial and modern at the same f.. time!!! Congrats Ukraine!!! Greetings from Italy "paka", ciao!
This took a well-deserved fifth place in the final last weekend. I almost voted for this, it was my absolute favorite until italy came on... I love to see songs utilizing traditional music styles in eurovision.
This is a pure energy from the very old times, before Christianity. In Western Europe this stuf was complitely destoyed by catholic church. That's whay everyone react like this.
Nothing was "dEsTrOyEd" by catholic church, people abandoned paganism by themselves in eastern europe. And ukranians are orthodox, not catholic. Don't be so stupid and educate urself.
Hi Derek you're right this song is a masterpiece. A wonderful mix of techno and traditional folk. Also the singing is very special, it has a particular name (I don't remember how it's called)but it's typical in folk music Ukrain. It should have won the competition for sure!
Go-a has actually been around since 2012!! They have a debut album and some singles - if you liked this, also consider reviewing "Solovey"! It's more emotional, but just as good!
Together with Shum, the Belgian entry is my fave. Two of the most interesting songs! Derrick please react to Hooverphonic as well (Geike's voice (the singer) is haunting!
Please someone explain the amazing ethnic and pagan spiritual meaning about the music and song story to him. Its so amazing ❤️ Love for Ukraine from Croatia
@@user-ii8cb9kq1m hi, thanks for the link. I ment to explain this to people outside Europe, mostly from the US cause they don't seem to understand slavic paganism. I am a slavic pagan, so i know and understand the whole meaning about the song the culture, but want others to see it too. 😃 So i hope the author of the video here will see your link and watch how you explain it, cause he is so confused, but willing to learn more, which i think is very great 😊👌🏻💜 Tnx again ✨
@@anjapsag2950 Shortly: "Shum" is "Noise", the song itself has unknown age, can be more than 1000 years easily. The ritual for calling Spring was performed mainly by children, but often adults were joining the dance and singing. When Spring comes the trees start to make Noise (because of the green leaves). It's the time when people can finally enjoy first warm days after long and cold winter. So Noise is basically not a God, but some kind of an allegory. Young girls were going into the forest and collecting young branches from birches, while singing. Then they weaved wreaths from those branches and decorated them with perwinkle flowers (they appear first, even when snow is still there). They played different games, used the wreaths for various things, like foretelling their future love, or making wishes. People said: "Shum now has green coat", so the word "Shum" was also often used to refer to forest. By the way this is why Katerina is wearing that green thingy in the clip. "Shum" is one of numerous ancient ritual songs, they are called "Gaivki" and "Vesnyanki" and people were performing those rituals on "Green Holidays" - when everything becomes green. Not so short in the end, but it's almost nothing compared to what you can find if you go research deeper in this direction. There are 200 000 recorded ukrainian songs and biggest part of them are really ancient and ritualistic. Have a good day!
It's a techno-folk genre. This song type/tradition is almost a century old, it's a ritualistic song about an ancient pagan deity called Shum. The song is meant to call Shum to bring the Sprig faster and say goodbye to Winter. And the instrument you hear is not a flute but a traditional Ukrainian (or rather old-Slavic) "sopilka". This is one of the most used instruments in Ukrainian traditional songs. She is also singing in a traditional throat singing style. It's a beautiful combination of Ukrainian traditions and modern sound :) P.S.: the meaning of the song is also about season changing. In this context, ending of the pandemic (the Winter) and beginning of new era aka new Spring.
What's the next Eurovision reaction I should do? I believe this year's final finished already
The winner perhaps. Italy, Måneskin - Zitti E Buoni
Russia has a crazy good beat and production
Please do lithuania's 2021 entry.
Discoteque - The Roop. ... my other favorite (Lithuania)
Barbara Pravi - Voilà, French entry, ended runner-up
They are performing a ritual, this is true. They are inviting spring. This is what the whole song is about.
Cool, this explains all the decor and costumes they had on the scene!
And also about sowing weeds.
@@GusLapchatiy not for the reason you probably think of. Weed was a traditional material to make cloth and clothes. I assume that Ukrainians smoked it too probably. But this song isn't about smoking weed lol
@@MaxSvyezhentsev A music band comes to NETHERLANDS to sing a song about WEEDS, but not for smoking? When it comes to Netherlands - everything is about smoking.
@@GusLapchatiy this song is not about Netherlands. Neither it is written by this band. This is a folk lyrics
not a flute, it's Ukrainian folk musical instrument , called "Sopilka"
I was wondering cause in the performance I thought it was a tin whistle... Do you know if they're similar?
@@jupiterfan013 mechanics of the instrument is alike flute and this whistling sound is created due to the instruments structure
For me Ukraine has one of the best song this year 🔥
Literally the best 😱❤️
I haven't checked out all songs yet, but Ukraine and France are my favorites so far.
Israel has a good song too, but I personally disqualify every english song from a non english speaking country.
@@maximilianmaier3950 I agree, singers should represent both their language and culture. Otherwise it will end up like an international version of The Voice. This year has some really great songs though.
@@maanlicht8583 Iceland last year made me furious. I actually liked their song last year but the even had an icelandic version and chose to sing in english anyways....
@@maximilianmaier3950 O I didn't know they did that. I love icelandic language and culture (my sis did a school paper on it). I think songs should have limited english like they have in the Junior ESC version. Our dutch artist has a bit of Surinaams in it but sadly still only one sentence
@@maximilianmaier3950 Oh, the no longer obligation of using the language of the country has been inserted to level the field. Seen for years where Belgian Dutch (Flemish) contenders got slashed while their French counterparts got more praise and points with lower quality of songs.
many thanks from Ukraine!
Дивлячись на Вашу реакцію, розумієш, що це справді шедевр.
Це й перший народний промінь відродження України.
Дякую Вам!
Реакція неймовірна
Не перший))
Країна багата на яскраві таланти!
вже давно не перший))
💙💛✊✌👌✌✊ ВИ ПРАВІ, НА ВСІ МІЛЬЯРД ВІДСОТКІВ. ЦЕ ОСОБИСТИЙ РИТУАЛ, НАШИХ ПРАЩУРІВ, ЯКИЙ ВИКОРИСТОВУВСЯ В ОСОБИСТИХ ВИПАДКАХ, ДЛЯ ЗВЕРНЕННЯ ДО НАШИХ БОГІВ, НА ВИГНАННЯ ВОРОГА З ТЕРИТОРІЇ УКРАЇНИ, НА МИР І ДОБРОБУТ, НА УРОЖАЙ В УКРАЇНІ, НА ЗБЕРЕЖЕННЯ УКРАЇНИ.💙💛🌾🌾🌾🌾🌻🌻⛅🌻🌻🌾🌾🌾🌽
Люди оцінюють,а жюрі грабують.Сьогодні вже зрозуміло,що Go_A по всих параметрах кращі.
@@user-pp4gx9vi6b УКРАЇНА ПЕРША ✊✌💙💛
Shum means noise and these chants are part of a ritual to awaken the spring 🌼🌸🌺 after the cold winter ❄️🥶
Shum is the Ukrainian god of the forest, to whom they sang spring songs - "vesnyanki" and called for spring. so writing not noise, but write Shum.
You are both right - shum means a sound and shum(a) in croatian is a forest. I guess called after the god of forest.
This folk song is more that 1000 years old. Just for you guys to know.
Amazing.
we know it is ethno ... but still nice how he reacts to it without information
How is that according to the rules when the songs that enter ESC need to be a new song?
@@onomatopoetisk First version of the song titled "ШУМ" is basically a cover of the old Ukrainian folk song.
So they needed to to change it cus its not fully original song and it was longer then 3 minutes. So they made this version for eurovision, still inspired by the same old spring folk song, but with different, original lyrics + some lyrics they borrowed from folk song.
@@raggamuffin96 Thanks for the info. 🤗
Люблю тебя,моя Украина!Победы нам,и не только на конкурсе!!!
Якщо б любили-вивчили б мову,а так-пусті слова.
@@fantaserua9824 Я нашу мову знаю отлично.Читают комменты не только украинцы,но и наши соседи.Только Азербайджан чего стоит!Так понятно всем.
Україна переможе! І я не про конкурс.
Do you recognise the site where the clip was done ? At Tchernobyl (Tchernobyl is in Ukraine) ! The big building far aways the forest is the sarcophage of the reactor (4:07 and 5:17 of the video).
Chornobyl is in Ukraine, not Tchernobyl
Actually the song roots back to traditional ritual song which people would sing at the beginning of spring to wake the nature up after winter. And the place of Chernobyl is chosen not occasionally. Chernobyl zone, which had been abandoned for decades, is coming back to life now. Wild nature has taken over. The zone is covered with forests and lots of rare animal species are back there. So it’s an allegory of waking up after a long winter/atomic dream. There are lots of symbols and hints in the clip:)
Yeah right! I was thinking the same. Hope they didn't shoot the video too close to the sarcophage...
Great concept.
@@AlexandraRacheva interesting thing perhaps - in recent years scientists have been talking about raising low-THC industrial hemp in the area round Chornobyl as a way to remove radioactive nucleides from the environment. I love how the song is about spring & rebirth of life in the forest, and about sowing hemp, and how they used Chornobyl as the backdrop for their video. :-)
@@nfyjful8278 And if I say Sweden is not the correct name for the country Sweden, will you call me wrong too? (In Swedish, it would be Sverige).
Ukrainian folk turned modern. We need more 😍
12 points to Ukraine! Go-go, Go-A! ❤️❤️
Solovey was a masterpiece, the first 4.20 long version was a masterpiece. Good luck to Ukraine, they are in my Top 3 for 2021 (as I can't vote for my own country and the competition is big this year!). Way better than the overhyped Malta...
I liked Malta, but this is Eurovision for me!
This was my favourite song and I’m french
One of they first song was Vesnyanka it’s also crazy )) i heard it in 2015 and since that moment this band is one of my favorites )
ruclips.net/video/Djroh1eYTBE/видео.html
@@rusexe HOLY SHIT I KNOW THAT SONG! I didn't know that it was by Go_A
It really is a ritual song) kinda spring welcoming
Type of music... Pagan pop? Pagan punk? Whatever, it's primal and amazing. I had the same reaction. So damn good and unique. 🇺🇦🇪🇺🏆
Thank you! This is an ancient ukrainian folk song about arrival spring and sun. And Kateryna singing like folk manner. They used folk music instruments - sopilka. Shum - old forest name.
It's ethno/folk techno. The beat is techno or even psy trance sounding. Nothing to do with pop or punk
Exactly the same!THis song just screamed to the pagan in me! - Voted for Ukraine. Of course! - love, Sweden
Edit:Although i live in germany so my vote wasnt counted with the swedish votes. Sidenote.I love europe! I think we can all agree we love our continent!
It's a folk, dark techno fusion and it is the best thing to happen this year
@@jupiterfan013 I agree. Straight fire
They are fairly new to public, but the band has over 8 years of history. They have specific style, that’s why they were not in mainstream until talking part in Eurovision contest in 2020 and 2021
My fave entry this year!
Nice to see Trinity back in Action 😎12 points all the way ❤️
Have you seen 4 competitors in same dresses? Matrix was broken and it’s the reason why Trinity was there 😉
@@user-zl3yh4sz8p ahaha I’m dead 😂
Haha yeaaaah
Absolutely loved it. My favourite Eurovision song of the year.
I think the silver piece on her face resembles the oxygen tube (hello Covid references?)
The huge grey building in the frame is the infamous radioactive failed Chernobyl power plant that killed lots of people in 80s
The whole theme for the song is the folklore Spring rite awakening.. lovely beat
I like you version, but another version, that this silver piece is like eagle beak.
Дякую всім за приємні слова! Україна вперед! Дуже крута пісня!)))
THEY ARE AMAZING!!!!! Totally should be a winner of this year’s contest! And they are not new, they are very well established band in Ukraine, and now - the rest of Europe.
A folklore song returns after 1000 years and it's a song about Shum and the start of spring.
Confessions on a dancefloor YEESS 💪
BTW love your Madonna picture in the middle 💖💋
Thank you so much from Ukraine !❤️🇺🇦 Good luck to all countries participants 🍀💕
Reaction to the Eurovision songs, yes that's really cool. Thank you Dereck.
The original song is 4:20 long, its a completely different version called "
ШУМ"
This song needs every single vote to survive semifinal 1 and qualify for the final. Please vote for it!
12 points from Germany
thanks, Rob, for your support!
well, they did qualify for the finals! and gosh they deserved it
@@bxbblxtxx7771 YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES
@@bxbblxtxx7771 🥳
Congratulations, this banger goes on 😁
Hello from Ukraine! 💙💛💙💛 Many thanks for your reaction!
They are really a good and interesting group and they are clearly taking a risk by bringing this type of sound which is veeeeerry different than what we are used to. This is a bold move. I really love them and have fallen for them. But I understand that people also can be rebuked by that sound, this is not for beginners!
This is cool song , 👍🇺🇦✌️
Shum - is the name of a pagan god, who was meant to awaken spring, and such songs were popularly called vesnianky or spring songs.
This was filmed in Chernobyl
That's dope!🔥
Emerging from the nuclear winter...An excellent added layer to this song and it’s resonance 👍😊
I’m pretty sure the lead DJ get actually lived in pripyat
Скільки дивлюсь реакцій на Шума - то мало хто може встояти щоб не танцювати !!!
В пісні шалена енергетика )))
this song is nuclear explosion compared to others for Eurovision 2021
I see what you did there.
lol yes
wow nice to hear you react to this song, it´s in my Top 3 from this years eurovision songcontest.
Idk why it's sooo satisfying to see non-Ukrainian eurofans being completely thrilled by this, yet it is. Thank you)
I love this song.. so uncommon ! Will have it on my playlist
Yes, they are performing a ritual, song is of native motives, and native songs are going faster and faster and sang while dancing around big campfire. Lyrics are about calling to a forest spirit - Shum ("Noise" - as winter forest is silent, so "noise" is what brings spring), and they are singing about planting seeds and good harvest and asking Shum to bring spring faster. Costumes like that is because this spirit was believed mostly in Polissya - where Chernobyl is, and it is 35 years after Chernobyl catastrophe this year.
I had never heard a song like that! it is captivating, it collects you and takes you to another world, a different dimension.
Since I listened to it at the Eurovision contest, I never stop hearing it again and AGAIN....✌
This is my favorite this year.
hahaha I'm from Ukraine 🇺🇦 and when I heard this song for first I thought it was sooo weird but then I started listening to it over and over and I couldn't stop, I still can't, help me pls
Так GO_A неймовірні, наробили Шуму ♥️🇺🇦❤️🇺🇦❤️🇺🇦 Слава Україні!
🇺🇦 Ukraine the best! Дякую за реакцію!
Best song this year.
Thank you for reaction. Ukraine the best!
I can't wait to see them performing on stage! Good luck Ukraine because you're one of my fav this year ♥
They are wonderful 👏👏
As a techno lover, it's my favorite from Eurovision 2021.
Can't stop watching people's reactions to this song!!!😂😂😂 you're the best, people, thank you❤️❤️❤️
Same here)
Hi guys, this Song Is pure Energy!!!! I love It! Greetings from Italy
Thank you for your incredible reaction! Greetings from Ukraine )
Thanks dude, appreciate, they are really cool. Also no-one knew them here in Ukraine, so Eurovision made them popular at home as well.
We are proud of Katia and thank you for the optimistic opinion on our song
For me, definitely a possible winner this year. I love it so much. You should also watch the pre-edited version that last for more than 4 minutes, it's also awesome. 12 points from Belgium :)
This song has more than 400 years of age. This is remix of the very old song.
💙💛✊✊✌UKRAINE KRUM, YALTA 💙💛
Україна вперед !Виконання супер .Ви найкращі !Перемагайте !!!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
"Shoom" in old Ukrainian also meant "forest". In some Slavic languages, "shoom" still preserves this meaning.
In Bosnian Šuma is a forest
Go A💝💝💝💝💝💝BRAVO!!!!!!!
Дуже цікавий розбір пісні. Навіть помічені деталі, про які ще ніхто не говорив. Дякую
An amazing tune, just blew me away!
Many thanks from Ukraine! Go A just touched everyone's soul the same way it touched yours!
Thank you for reaction.
maybe someone`ve already written, "Shum"( reads as shoom) translates usely as "noise", but in this particular case, as a very very very old before christian times ritual song of spring greeting, translates as "forest"
p.s. you know, green forest that makes this soft, almost ASMR, sound. Soft NOISE of leaves touched with wind =)
from Ukraine with love❤️
wow!!! you also react to eurovision!!! As a michael jackson, madonna and eurovision fan I didn’t expect your channel to get any better! it was already great! but now with these eurovision reactions it reaches a new dimension. Thank you, thank you , thank you. Raul from Spain 🇪🇸
They mix white voice (slavic style of singing) , slavic/ukrainian folk and electronic music.
Solovey song from 2020 on Eurovision got this same mix but it was little slower tempo.
Its like they want to wake up spring to us after that long time wintery quarantine
Btw they have and version A of this song...and they created this because they couldnt make the original 3:00 for Eurovision
So, so many bops at Eurovision this year :P
Jeeeeez you are the only one reacting appropriately to this astounding song! The sound is so unique and primordial and modern at the same f.. time!!! Congrats Ukraine!!! Greetings from Italy "paka", ciao!
Love it!🔥
I'm obsessed with that song 😻
You seee.... Kateryna is the SLAYING and true queen that rotterdam needs.... SHE HAS THE EDGE SLAYING PRESENCE.
This is my favorite band!!! Very cool!🇺🇦🏵️🎤🎹🎶
Thanks, brother
This took a well-deserved fifth place in the final last weekend. I almost voted for this, it was my absolute favorite until italy came on... I love to see songs utilizing traditional music styles in eurovision.
Lithuanian jury has a musical taste, gave them a maximum of 12 points! Hi from Lithuania 🇱🇹!
Я из России, и мне очень нравится заявка Украины ❤️
Не понимаю,в чём прикол, текст сею вею коноплю..
@@vetaleumvision1161 может быть, там имеются в виду семена... А сама песня о призыве к весне, как я понял
@@Sunburn201295 не там смотреть кто Шум,да это весна..
Спасибо ! Украина!!!
@@vetaleumvision1161 українська народна пісня, яку співали багато сотень років тому,
Last year they would have been performed "Solovey" on Eurovision if it wouldn't have been cancelled...
I love the energy of it ,beatiful and technoy 🌈🌈🌈
Love the mix of ukranian folkmusic and technobeat
You should also listen to Ukrainian singer Onuka, she has many similar national songs + electronic beats.
This is a pure energy from the very old times, before Christianity.
In Western Europe this stuf was complitely destoyed by catholic church.
That's whay everyone react like this.
I love it
The very last pagan country was Lithuanian.
@@aurelijapost Thats whay Lithuania gives Ukraine 12 points ))
heathenry vibes are the best 🔥
Nothing was "dEsTrOyEd" by catholic church, people abandoned paganism by themselves in eastern europe. And ukranians are orthodox, not catholic. Don't be so stupid and educate urself.
Long live Euro-Techno Sounds !
Hi Derek you're right this song is a masterpiece. A wonderful mix of techno and traditional folk. Also the singing is very special, it has a particular name (I don't remember how it's called)but it's typical in folk music Ukrain. It should have won the competition for sure!
I’ve read from people from Ukraine on RUclips that it is a traditional method of singing called “white voice.”
@@a.student4215 Thanx for the info!
всё, чувака записываем в славянина без очереди
it is so interesting that you've picked on ritualistic vibe of this song without knowing what this song is about. Amazing!
This was one of my favourites last year.
Thank🙏 дякую
Yes he goes "bananas" .... there's no doubt 🤫😂
You are totally right about ritual thing.
The BEST! Just The BEST! 💛💙👍
вокалист имеет одно легкое, после болезни the vocalist has one lung, after an illness
appreciate the work of ХАС - дикий кач (has - wild quality) thank you for the objective reactions.
Go-a has actually been around since 2012!! They have a debut album and some singles - if you liked this, also consider reviewing "Solovey"! It's more emotional, but just as good!
Reaction to this year's Eurovision! That's great! I love it :-) I'd recommend Belgium's entry, "The Wrong Place" by Hooverphonic.
That's my favourite Eurovision entry this year. The only song I sing along to. I hope it gets enough votes...
Together with Shum, the Belgian entry is my fave. Two of the most interesting songs! Derrick please react to Hooverphonic as well (Geike's voice (the singer) is haunting!
The more I listen to it the more I realise they made a perfect job, every second of the song is great 😍
The song is totally soaked in Slavic pagan tradition, and it is not just any camp fire, it is a passage to another world :)
One of my fav songs
Please someone explain the amazing ethnic and pagan spiritual meaning about the music and song story to him. Its so amazing ❤️ Love for Ukraine from Croatia
ruclips.net/video/r9hT-YoKCvM/видео.html
@@user-ii8cb9kq1m hi, thanks for the link. I ment to explain this to people outside Europe, mostly from the US cause they don't seem to understand slavic paganism. I am a slavic pagan, so i know and understand the whole meaning about the song the culture, but want others to see it too. 😃 So i hope the author of the video here will see your link and watch how you explain it, cause he is so confused, but willing to learn more, which i think is very great 😊👌🏻💜
Tnx again ✨
@@anjapsag2950 Shortly: "Shum" is "Noise", the song itself has unknown age, can be more than 1000 years easily. The ritual for calling Spring was performed mainly by children, but often adults were joining the dance and singing. When Spring comes the trees start to make Noise (because of the green leaves). It's the time when people can finally enjoy first warm days after long and cold winter. So Noise is basically not a God, but some kind of an allegory. Young girls were going into the forest and collecting young branches from birches, while singing. Then they weaved wreaths from those branches and decorated them with perwinkle flowers (they appear first, even when snow is still there). They played different games, used the wreaths for various things, like foretelling their future love, or making wishes. People said: "Shum now has green coat", so the word "Shum" was also often used to refer to forest. By the way this is why Katerina is wearing that green thingy in the clip. "Shum" is one of numerous ancient ritual songs, they are called "Gaivki" and "Vesnyanki" and people were performing those rituals on "Green Holidays" - when everything becomes green.
Not so short in the end, but it's almost nothing compared to what you can find if you go research deeper in this direction. There are 200 000 recorded ukrainian songs and biggest part of them are really ancient and ritualistic. Have a good day!
thank you!
It's a techno-folk genre. This song type/tradition is almost a century old, it's a ritualistic song about an ancient pagan deity called Shum. The song is meant to call Shum to bring the Sprig faster and say goodbye to Winter.
And the instrument you hear is not a flute but a traditional Ukrainian (or rather old-Slavic) "sopilka". This is one of the most used instruments in Ukrainian traditional songs. She is also singing in a traditional throat singing style. It's a beautiful combination of Ukrainian traditions and modern sound :)
P.S.: the meaning of the song is also about season changing. In this context, ending of the pandemic (the Winter) and beginning of new era aka new Spring.
5:18 it's Chornobil Powerplant just for you to know guys. It's how it looks now with it's cover
I love your reaction! (Ukraine) 😜😜😜😂😂😂✌️✌️✌️✌️💙💛