Hei, onko pakko ehdottaa jotain Arttu Lindemaneja tonne? Ehdotetaan tonne oikeasti hyvää musaa, jotta suomalainen musiikki ei vaikuttaisi pelkältä pelleilyltä Brianille.
mä en tiedä kuka noi biisit poimii, mut paljon tosi hyvii vaihtoehtoi on aina esillä, silti videoon luikertaa aika usein ripulia. Ainakin yksi, kaksi biisiä/5
Ei oo musiikkityylilajia mihin J.Karjalainen laitetaan, tyyppi on itse oma tyylilajinsa! / There's no music genre in which to put J.Karjalainen. He is his own genre 😃
translation of part you listened: Reality! A pain from time to time! There can be booze even without fun Yeah in health and sickness! I keep those bottle collectors in business R.I.P. liver, good bye brain cells I have whisky and cold beer in front of me Cheers, cheers, cheers Controlled comas, Petri is drunk I take a sip, Irwin-style1 I'm thirsty give me a moose-soda2 Umm-yeah where am I? I'm drunk, where are you?
Jallu3, Kossu4, and beer Cheers! We raise our glasses! Obviously a good day!5 A good day! So good bye to a sober day!
Let's go, come with me If I were you, I'd drink with me too Let's marinate the liver now It's on me, you pay Hey girl let's sing a song Booze dresses you well and usually undresses too There's no point in blaming me Drinking stops now, it's time to start boozing
Jallu, Kossu, and beer Cheers! We drink to that! Obviously a good day! A good day! So good bye to a sober day!
@@mirzu42 Good. Thanks for correcting me - I'm happy he has deeper songs. Only the most popular and known songs from him are as pure drinking songs as it gets. I'll settle for that.
Arttu Lindeman = trash, one of those youtuber music makers who dont know how to make music but have huge production behind(cuz money money) Elastinen feat. Sami Hedberg = meme song, elastinen does real music, hedberd is mediocre(Debatable) comedian J. Karjalainen = darn good, i like that kind of music, something i can be proud of.. Petri Nygård = meh drinking song, not my type, not that good anyways Sanni = pretty decent, not everyone like the style but i do
Musta tuntuu et harvaa vittuakaan kiinnostaa sun mielipitees noist biiseistä :D Ja pakko myöntää et Arttu ei oo nii paskaa ku mitä puhutaan. Osaa tehä musiikkia ja vetää kovaa settii. Ei oo sama juttu ku artistit ilman tubefamea mut silti kova. Ja porukka sanoo et Lindeman olis paska ja sit ku niilt kysyy et mikä siin on paskaa nii sielt tulee just et kaikki tai et se on vaa surkee. Ei mitään selitystä ja jos koittaa saada syytä miks se on paska nii ei sielt tuu mitään... Toki se on jokasen oma mielipide mut suurin osa hatesta on tullu massan seuraamisena
@@tumputin Oot aivan oikees. Kaikkien pitäs ite kokeilla artistina oloo ja biisien tekoa, jotta huomais et kuinka vaikeeta se on alottaa. Tiiän ite et kuinka vaikeeta se on vaikken ees tosissani ees haluu artistiks.
You know russian drinking songs? Ok. Finns have those too. Petri Nygård just makes modern finnish drinking songs. Rowdy and catchy lyrics, not that great music and easy to sing along.
@@hapkido7442I'm Finnish, and I'm sure a lot of Finns know Russian drinking songs thanks to Leningrad Cowboys. I know I love "Those Were the Days". Also "To Life" from The Fiddler on the Roof is very well known. Sure, the song isn't Russian but it's based on old Russian and Klezmer music.
You should react to Raskasta Joulua (Heavy Xmas). They make metal covers from Xmas songs and those songs are performed by Finland's best metal singers + some other singer from other countries. They have songs in Finnish, English and Swedish.
I don't like rap very much myself but I respect Finnish rappers because it is hugely more difficult to create working lyrics in Finnish than eg. English. That's because Finnish language has multiple syllables in most of the words but English has mostly single syllable words.
Fair, but it's also really easy to write songs and make rhymes in Finnish, because Finnish is an old language that has always had strong ties to mythology, poetry and songs and many words fit naturally in song forms thanks to how the syllables flow. Also there are often many different words for things and many ways to say them and convey the message. It's really easy to make really deep lyrics in Finnish in a way it sounds natural, and it's actually a big part of our songwriting. Our songs often convey messages in roundabout way so that you really have to think what is being said to realize what a song is about. Like Leevi and the leavings managed to sneak a song about being trans past censorship back in the 80s and was one of the most loved songs of the time, topping the popularity lists, Ilona is at the same time very direct and roundabout song about suicide, clearly conveying the message but never saying it directly in words, (it doesn't use a single word that by itself could be tied to death or suicide) and there are multiple songs which meanings i didn't realize until i got older/ was an adult, such as tuntematon potilas being about a veteran with Alzheimer's, ihmisten edessä is about a love between two women, vanhoja poikia viiksekkäitä is both about the desertion of rural areas and the slow extinction of one of our most endangered species (despite generally being seen as a kids song), päivänsäde ja menninkäinen is about an impossible love between two people who can never be together because their entire existence is inherently harmful to each other, so basically a toxic relationship. (also a kids song) and many others.
5:50 It's called "sauna". In Finland we have 2 million saunas. It's a VERY hot room where we chill out with friends. We have sauna's in public places too, like hotel rooms. We are naked in sauna, we don't wear even towel or swimsuit.
Elastinen & Hedberg - that Macklemore you thought you heard came likely from ... mutten veren maku suus (... but not with blood taste in the mouth...) He was singing I do(/work) more than others, but not with blood taste in the mouth. That humor aspect was correctly spotted, Hedberg is a stand up comedian, with lots of physicalily in his show - part of the reason Hebderg is dancing with only a towel on. But he lightens the 'masculine ooze' with that ceiling touch. Elastinen is the real rapper here: He's 1 of the pioneers of Finnish rap - you can check Fintelligence (duo) to get his rise to fame. This collab with Hedberg was part of a series where Elastinen performed with famous Finnish artists, every week he made a duo song with another musician (10 or 12 maybe overall). Hedberg was approved as one of those musicians, coz he has been singing also in his stand up shows, usually short bits within the show - but he's also performing with a band. Think it's just in his name too. This collab was first time he tried to rap (in a public broadcast). Well, maybe besides a few stand up moments. His show is sometimes very associative, flowlike. When he's on the flow, he might pick a new thread from the audience, from an incident on the stage, from an association he gets from his own program. So he's very good in improvisation. Shame he didn't start with the rap scene as a kid - he'd be good in freestyle.
Petri Nygård - Selvä Päivä is a play on words. All of his songs are humoristic drinking songs. "Selvä päivä" literally means "clear day", but in actuality means "sober day". In the chorus they sing "Selvästi hyvä päivä, siis hyvästi selvä päivä" which translates to "Clearly a good day, that is farewell sober day". Basically, the whole song is about drinking and alcohol. Welcome to Finland!
Exactly. This song is literally the most finnish song I've ever heard in my hole life. And I'm from Findland so thants saying alot. But even though I'm from Finland, I have never in my life drank even one glass of alcohol. Not even once. Crazy, I know but it's true. I've only drank alcohol free siders.
Someone should give you a translated lyrics that you could read them after watched those videos. It would be super good and you would see why the video is what it is. Now you miss so much of those songs.
Fun thing about them is that they sing in english, but the singer doesn't know a word of English, so the lyrics are just random words put toghether so that it sound good.
Please react to Raskasta Joulua! It's a group of one of the best Finnish heavy metal bands and singers who came together to make Christmas songs in heavy metal style
3rd song (J. Karjalaienen: Mennyt mies) the biggest Finnish singer-songwriter of all time. They play really well live as well. Finnish people will live you if you love J. Karjalainen or Olavi Uusivirta (a younger version of him).
That Sanni’s song is from her first album released 5 years ago. Since then she has become the biggest name in Finnish pop music industry, her songs, their musicality and production value has developed hugely. I strongly suggest to you to check out. Some of these songs. “Pornoo”, “Malagaan” “Kuka sen opettaa” and quite similar but more recent and bit more modern atmospheric way as the one you just reacted “Oo se kun oot”. When you said you’re interested about her sound and songs in future. Future from the one you just watched is now. So check those out. You might be amazed. :)
sk4th4 He doesn’t necessarily react to it over here, but everybody deserves a chance to have more knowledge about artists they feel interested, we can’t take that on away from anyone.
@@aleksilehtinen1213 i kown and yes everyone deserve to have more knowledge and own opinions and everything. Just had to say my opinion because personally to me Sanni's music is just aweful to listen to, ive tried multiple times but i just cant stand her music, she have a very nice voice but mostly she sings with the voice i that is really annoying to me. And if we drop her usually singing voice out of the conversation, then its the lyrics like day to day stuff or just the way sentences dont make much sence. And no its not her music genre its the voice and the lyrics. If song is good its good and if its made to just have something usually its bad, i mean really really bad :) these are just my toughts and Sannis's music just isnt my cup of tea 😉
"Poets of the Fall - Temple of Thought (live w/ lyrics)" They don't have a real music video since they love their own freedom and so make music independently.
Are you joking? Poets of the fall have lots of real music videos! Being a independent music producer is not an obstacle when it comes to music videos nowadays.
You should react to Ellinoora - Funeral song! It’s originally by The Rasmus (another finnish band) but the cover was made in a finnish tv show called Vain Elämää in which there are 7 artists and everyone has their own day when the other artists sing one cover from their songs.
Still waiting for no 5! 🤔 I’m recommend Mokoma - Sydänjuuret, Teräsbetoni - Taivas lyö tulta (its like Manowar except in finnish), Poisonblack - Love Infernal. Enjoy!
"tulee tulee, polkee polkee, jaksaa jaksaa" is a thing from Sami Hedberg' s stand up show :D i don't remember the name of that specific act but i guess it could be found on youtube with that :D
The last artist Sanni is singing about princesses and astronauts. The chorus is something like "We where supposed to be princesses and astronauts. Dress is in tatters, ("laskuhumala" = that part when you're drunk but you're getting sober) and Not finding a love from Onnela (name of a club)". And that is her first single, and nowadays she is pretty big star here. Her lyrics are good and she makes all her songs by herself.
It's a shame how many powerful, good messages Ryan misses by not understanding the lyrics. Like with Haloo Helsinki, and Mennyt mies and Prinsessoja ja astronautteja in this video. Their lyrics have a strong message and I'd love to hear what Ryan thinks about it
Last summer we had like 86 fahrenheits from May to end of August all the time, so it isn't cold always! But that heat was rare in Finland, usually its not that hot and it might rain. Few years back it was raining snow in the middle of summer!
Täytyy jaksaa means "You have to keep on going" Bisset läikkyy means "Beer spills" Mennyt mies means "gone man" Selvä Päivä means "Sober Day" Prinsessoja ja astronautteja Means "Princesses and astronauts"
Elastinen is originally from a rap/hip hop duo called Fintelligens and later on has went on to a solo career though Fintelligens is still active. You really should check them out next time! For example the song Stockholm Helsinki. It has a sick beat.
These reactions would be really interesting ones x) Bess - Tempo Kotiteollisuus - Minä olen Portion Boys - Karjala Takas Olavi Uusivirta - Tuu mun vaimoksein
Thanks to Spotify I fell in love with a band called Neljänsuora and I recommend reacting(or at least taking a listen to) Valtava Maailma! Someone mentioned it already, but there's a show called Vain Elamaa where 7 famous artists get together and essentially cover each other's songs. I would love to see you react to both Elinoora's Funeral Song(cover of The Rasmus) and Tuure Kilpeläinen's Finnish rendition of First Day of my Life. I'm still waiting for you to react to Apulanta too! Koneseen Kadonnut is my personal fave.
He was singing he is the New England Leatherman, check it out. He was a real historical figure, a nomad wandering the states of United States, making his own clothes from leather hence the name.
In finnish language it's important to remember that almost every word is said just like it's written (it's probably important to know in that situation how to pronounce the letters)
In Finland we have a music genre called "iskelmä" (also called humppa) it's like "adult/mature pop" But there's also different types, j.karjalainen is actually a bit more modern type iskelmä(?) and singers like Esa Pakarinen (example song kalakukko) or Reijo Taipale (with satumaa) have older type iskelmä that reminds me of Finnish black and White movies or theatre in general. And then there are Juha Tapio and samuli edelmann who are also considered iskelmä artists. They are considered more modern than j.karjalainen. Other countries don't seem to have anything exsactly like ours or even anything similar so it doesn't translate to any language
A few band/artist suggestions for the next one: 1. Roope Salminen & Koirat (great songs include Tanssi se ulos and Biisonit) 2. Chisu (a little different than what you have heard so far, try Yksinäisen keijun tarina, Baden-Baden or Saaliit for example) 3. Robin (not sure if you had him already, but Hula Hula and Boom Kah are pretty catchy) 4. Kasmir (same with him, was he on already? Try Vadelmavene or Vauvoja) ....aaaaaand there’s so many more but these are a few of my top choices! Thank you both for making these videos, I love watching them!
As finnish person watching all these videos i do appreciate you trying to pronounce words without never getting teached how to say finnish words and btw you did pronounce sami hedberg quite well
As an estonian I am upvoting specific finnish songs: Timo Rautiainen & Trio Niskalaukaus - Lumessakahlaajat Maj Karma - Ukkonen Dingo - Autiotalo Ismo Alanko - Laulu (basically you see how old school can end 2+ hr concert - on a level that is rare these days) There are more
Thanks for covering Finnish music again. I love your reactions. I'd really love to see you react to Steve'n'Seagulls' cover of Thunderstruck. They have become quite popular in the US. In 2016 they were on top of the Billboard Bluegrass chart. That cover song couldn't have been done anywhere but Finland and the video is pretty great.
I strongly recommend to look up and react to couple of finnish classics. A band called Peer Gynt with a song "Backseat". And band called Hurriganes with their song "Get On". These songs are old but they will live forever. They got one of the best intros in finnish music history.
Sanni is likely the #1 female artist of the Millennial generation. Her style is impressively wide, she does so different songs, you don't always realize it's the same musician. But her voice is unique - the binding factor in her production.
@@Kardinaalilintu Räväkät tyypit jakaa mielipiteet. Joko tykkää tai vihaa. Harva on neutraali Sannin suhteen. Mä oon sen verran vanhempi, että se on aika tyttö mun silmis ja korvis. Mut sen lahjakkuuden huomaan, vaikken tykkää kaikista biiseistä.
@@Sipu97 Understand. That voice ain't really main stream. Just she's one of the top favourites of Finns. I respect her ability to compose. Somany different. Many people do much more similar stuff all the time.
@@timomastosalo No, täytyy kyllä sanoa että en ole tätä poikkeuksellista lahjakkuutta havainnut. Myönnän kyllä myös, etten ole myöskään erityisesti tutustunut Sanniin artistina ja taiteilijana, mikä todennäköisimmin johtuu siitä, etten pidä erityisesti hänen musiikistaan. Se yksi ainut biisi aiheuttaa inhoa kyllä, mutta muuten tuotanto mitä olen kuullut on vain ollut äärimmäisen epäsykähdyttävää. Lyhyesti: Sanni ei vaan kauheasti kiinnosta.
It's frustrating to see these videos and seeing some great artists you've been recommended, but with so unfortunate choices of songs selected 😅 It's a matter of taste though, and luckily you liked most of the bands and hopefully you have had a chance to get to know more songs from them. I highly appreciate the fact, you're interested in different cultures and especially ours! Admirable open-mindedness 👌 Thanks for the great videos and hopefully you have a chance to visit our beloved Finland one day
I got a couple good options for next one. Something legendary, a song almost everyone knows and from a guy who actually turned into acting and was in Mission Impossible with Tom Cruise. Samuli Edelmann - Kaikki tahtoo. Then, another drinking rap song, Spekti - Juomalaulu. Another good option for soft rock (like J. Karjalainen) is Anssi Kela - Nummela. No more Arttu Lindeman please.
Finnish music scene has a long history of humor music and also heavy metal, early 21st century was a rise of Finnish rap. Luckily we also have various types of excellent artists from many many genres :) I would recommend something like Teflon Brothers, Klamydia, Moonsorrow, Korpiklaani, Scandinavian Music Group, Antti Tuisku, Ailu Valle (raps in Sami language)... Hope you find some diamonds here! Also you should consider translating Finnish lyrics in English :D
I think in a lot of Finnish songs (well, maybe not so much the party rap) the lyrics play a reeeally important role, so it could add a whole new layer to these videos if you read the translations as well. this came to mind when you were listening to J. Karjalainen and Sanni, such a shame you couldn't understand the lyrics of those!
As a rap song I highly recommend you to listen to "Gasellit - Se ei kuulu sulle". It doesn't have a music video but its still a very good song and it is nowadays hugely popular here in Finland. Anyways, thank you for the good video with great quality!
@Brian Velez: Here's the J.Karjalainen's lyrics translated in english: www.musixmatch.com/lyrics/J-Karjalainen/Mennyt-mies/translation/english (at least, sort of direct translation)
Is Finland the first country whose music gets a fourth episode or am I mistaken? Of course Sweden was a special case with 3 general videos, and one dedicated to metal, so that's four I guess.
You should Christmas special from band called "Raskasta Joulua", name of the band translates to "Heavy Christmas" . I'm hoping that gives you a idea what type of music that is ;) Also would be nice to see, if you can recognize any familiar faces in that band.. ;) Thanks for the video, Finnish is hard language to speak, but you'll get it some day, PERKELE!
Hän on jo reagoinut raskasta joulua musiikkiin, mut Copyrightin takia ei voinu näyttää sitä videota, eikä ajantasaisia reaktioita, vaan sen loppukaneetin..
I could suggest GFM-onnellinen, Timo Rautiainen & trio niskalaukaus- lumessa kahlaajat, kls-tanssi, kwan-rain, tehosekoitin-hetken tie on kevyt, yö-kaksintaistelu, Leevi and the leavings-Kyllikki or Teuvo maanteiden kuningas or Sopivasti lihava or Rin tin tin, Jari sillanpää- satumaa. Also Antti tuisku, Oku Luukkainen, Juha Tapio, Vicky Rosti and Vesa-Matti Loiri has amazing production
Based on that music video Petri Nygård sounds/looks like the Finnish version of Markoolio (Swedes and possibly some Finns will know who I'm talking about).
hello from thailand. subscribed. love your reaction videos. i've been a big fan of finnish/swedish/norvegian music for years. keep up the good work. btw, i would love to see you try listening to thai rock musci especially the band named "bodyslam" thank you.
Here's some song suggestions, some of my favourite songs from Finnish artists! Mix of different genres and some of them are really old already. Don Huonot - Seireeni Turisas - The March Of The Varangian Guard Chisu - Sabotage PMMP - Lautturi Whispered - Strike!
The petri nyqård song you didnt like, is a drinking song, thus the "yaa" sounds you didnt like. Also the production of the video was intenionally made "look bad" because its supposed to be kind of a hangover style thing where the rapper is supposed to be grilling with his friends in finland, but is instead drinking in pattaya. I feel like if you understood all the jokes and rhymes in his verses you would appreciate it much more
You should listen Antti Tuisku. He is the biggest pop star in Finland. I would recommend a song called Hanuri. Also you should listen Apulanta, the band, which has been Finland's favorite for 20 years. Their song "Pahempi toistaan" is great.
So many of these songs would make so much more sense to you if you had some sort of translator or something 😂 Love the videos! Btw we do have summers in Finland.... well at least every other year i guess lol
There is some seriously sublime music from Finland that is not metal, but unfortunately the music with the highest artistic value tends to not have music videos to show. But just to get an idea of what's out there in audio only, check Kingston Wall, album called "II". The closest international match would probably be Pink Floyd. Or just the first song from the album, called We Cannot Move
Hey, i don't remember you reacting on Sonata Arctica music, i remember many people have hoping that and it's also my favourite band. Also, try Antti Tuisku, he is one of our most popular men artists at the moment. :)
Elastinen is the professionsl musician aand Sami Hedberg is comedian. So the music video is fifty fifty comedy song
Hey,my sekai sensei!I am estonian!The neighbour of yours and Loved it!
Lel,Wow!😂It is funny by language already!
Elastinen still have the best flow in Finland. He is a real rap artist no bullshit pop-rap or trap/hipster rap shit. But this song really sucks :DD
Oh that makes a lot of sense! Thank you for clarifying! You rock! I appreciate you also watching 😆
Shake Juntti paras flow lol ei ehkä kuiteskaa
Hei, onko pakko ehdottaa jotain Arttu Lindemaneja tonne? Ehdotetaan tonne oikeasti hyvää musaa, jotta suomalainen musiikki ei vaikuttaisi pelkältä pelleilyltä Brianille.
tuntuu olevan ihan sama mitä tolle ehdottaa kun kaikki on aina nii amazing ja incredible 😏
mä en tiedä kuka noi biisit poimii, mut paljon tosi hyvii vaihtoehtoi on aina esillä, silti videoon luikertaa aika usein ripulia. Ainakin yksi, kaksi biisiä/5
vitun totta.
no Lindeman lukee ittesä muusikoksi, se tässä on pilalla.
Ton biisin droppihan on pöllitty iha suoraan DJ Fresh - Earthquakest
J. Karjalainen is a local legend. One of the biggest names in finnish soft/pop rock. Personally I love his music.
@@ReinoKaapeli Verinen Mies ja Hullun Laulu kiitos
Ei oo musiikkityylilajia mihin J.Karjalainen laitetaan, tyyppi on itse oma tyylilajinsa! / There's no music genre in which to put J.Karjalainen. He is his own genre 😃
@@eml1620 Nope. He is a rock musician. He is great but he has not ever made a breakthrough in any genre. Doesn't make him a less lovable musician.
Komee nimi!
Reps 🤣🤣🤣
Petri Nygård is about as pure drinking songs as it gets.
Or it doesn't have to be pure, or have a good taste, as long as it goes to the head.
translation of part you listened:
Reality! A pain from time to time!
There can be booze even without fun
Yeah in health and sickness!
I keep those bottle collectors in business
R.I.P. liver, good bye brain cells
I have whisky and cold beer in front of me
Cheers, cheers, cheers
Controlled comas, Petri is drunk
I take a sip, Irwin-style1
I'm thirsty give me a moose-soda2
Umm-yeah where am I?
I'm drunk, where are you?
Jallu3, Kossu4, and beer
Cheers! We raise our glasses!
Obviously a good day!5 A good day!
So good bye to a sober day!
Let's go, come with me
If I were you, I'd drink with me too
Let's marinate the liver now
It's on me, you pay
Hey girl let's sing a song
Booze dresses you well and usually undresses too
There's no point in blaming me
Drinking stops now, it's time to start boozing
Jallu, Kossu, and beer
Cheers! We drink to that!
Obviously a good day! A good day!
So good bye to a sober day!
Yeah! Tättärää tättä rää rää(x4)
Petri Nygård just translates his songs to finnish, was doing music with the name Travis Bicle in the day.
@@jannemikkola4493 Se-hik-lvä
timomastosalo not really. Only the most popular songs are drinking songs. The best songs have actually deeper meanings
@@mirzu42 Good. Thanks for correcting me - I'm happy he has deeper songs. Only the most popular and known songs from him are as pure drinking songs as it gets. I'll settle for that.
Pronunciation tip: Ä is said as a same way as A in word cat
Marskih thank you! I keep forgetting the rules! It gets so difficult 😂
@@BrianVelez Its ok 😄 Finnish is hard language
@@BrianVelez or u can say it like æ
I don't think English speakers use æ anymore, so I doubt that would help.
Backon Lazer yeh, but i believe most of english speakers still know how to pronounce æ
Here in Finland we actually have all four seasons!!
Suvi Kivimäki 3 weeks of summer and 11 months of winter.
@@HertNiks id dare to say more fall than winter since its just cold and wet most of the time.
who knows how long this snow is gonna stay on the ground
@@HertNiks this year summer lasted atleast 10months
I just want winter come to Finland already...
@@bunnybird 2days
Arttu Lindeman = trash, one of those youtuber music makers who dont know how to make music but have huge production behind(cuz money money)
Elastinen feat. Sami Hedberg = meme song, elastinen does real music, hedberd is mediocre(Debatable) comedian
J. Karjalainen = darn good, i like that kind of music, something i can be proud of..
Petri Nygård = meh drinking song, not my type, not that good anyways
Sanni = pretty decent, not everyone like the style but i do
Musta tuntuu et harvaa vittuakaan kiinnostaa sun mielipitees noist biiseistä :D Ja pakko myöntää et Arttu ei oo nii paskaa ku mitä puhutaan. Osaa tehä musiikkia ja vetää kovaa settii. Ei oo sama juttu ku artistit ilman tubefamea mut silti kova. Ja porukka sanoo et Lindeman olis paska ja sit ku niilt kysyy et mikä siin on paskaa nii sielt tulee just et kaikki tai et se on vaa surkee. Ei mitään selitystä ja jos koittaa saada syytä miks se on paska nii ei sielt tuu mitään... Toki se on jokasen oma mielipide mut suurin osa hatesta on tullu massan seuraamisena
@@tumputin No pakko sanoa että noin sataa ihmistä kiinnosti sen mielipiteet enemmän kuin sinun mielipiteesi jos noita tykkäyksiä katsoo...
@@tumputin Artun musiikki on just sitä perus youtube paskaa. Biitti joka jää mieleen, paska sanotus ja tommone paska droppi.
@@anton4876 ite en tykkää siitä koska se on ylimielinen, se pölli ton dropin ja se on tekopyhä.
@@tumputin Oot aivan oikees. Kaikkien pitäs ite kokeilla artistina oloo ja biisien tekoa, jotta huomais et kuinka vaikeeta se on alottaa. Tiiän ite et kuinka vaikeeta se on vaikken ees tosissani ees haluu artistiks.
You know russian drinking songs? Ok. Finns have those too. Petri Nygård just makes modern finnish drinking songs. Rowdy and catchy lyrics, not that great music and easy to sing along.
Why would we in Finland know a single russian drinking song? No reason. You know the answer.
@@hapkido7442I'm Finnish, and I'm sure a lot of Finns know Russian drinking songs thanks to Leningrad Cowboys. I know I love "Those Were the Days". Also "To Life" from The Fiddler on the Roof is very well known. Sure, the song isn't Russian but it's based on old Russian and Klezmer music.
We doo have summers!! Sometimes very rainy and cold but this year it was hot as hell. Somedays Finland was warmer than any other European country 😅
yep it was hot as f*, I hope next summer is something similar and lasts forever
Suomen kesä
Toivottavasti ens kesä ois samanlainen!
@@nopea3 helvetin hyvä vitsi
Actually in some days Finland was warmer than some places in Africa :D
You should react to Raskasta Joulua (Heavy Xmas). They make metal covers from Xmas songs and those songs are performed by Finland's best metal singers + some other singer from other countries. They have songs in Finnish, English and Swedish.
Id I'm not mistaken, then he has reacted to them already in previous videos.
He has.. But because of the copyright issue he wasn't allowed to show the video.
@@amadle True, but still he reacted to them. Not his fault that he was unable to show the video.Or at least I think it's not his fault. :)
@Hiiler 78 I was agreeing with u...? Didn't blame him for nothing? My comment was pointed to Dysium.. Answered to him. Sooooooo.....
@@amadle My bad. Sorry . :)
I don't like rap very much myself but I respect Finnish rappers because it is hugely more difficult to create working lyrics in Finnish than eg. English. That's because Finnish language has multiple syllables in most of the words but English has mostly single syllable words.
Fair, but it's also really easy to write songs and make rhymes in Finnish, because Finnish is an old language that has always had strong ties to mythology, poetry and songs and many words fit naturally in song forms thanks to how the syllables flow. Also there are often many different words for things and many ways to say them and convey the message. It's really easy to make really deep lyrics in Finnish in a way it sounds natural, and it's actually a big part of our songwriting.
Our songs often convey messages in roundabout way so that you really have to think what is being said to realize what a song is about.
Like Leevi and the leavings managed to sneak a song about being trans past censorship back in the 80s and was one of the most loved songs of the time, topping the popularity lists, Ilona is at the same time very direct and roundabout song about suicide, clearly conveying the message but never saying it directly in words, (it doesn't use a single word that by itself could be tied to death or suicide) and there are multiple songs which meanings i didn't realize until i got older/ was an adult, such as tuntematon potilas being about a veteran with Alzheimer's, ihmisten edessä is about a love between two women, vanhoja poikia viiksekkäitä is both about the desertion of rural areas and the slow extinction of one of our most endangered species (despite generally being seen as a kids song), päivänsäde ja menninkäinen is about an impossible love between two people who can never be together because their entire existence is inherently harmful to each other, so basically a toxic relationship. (also a kids song) and many others.
And a lot of our songs are really hard to translate because of it, because the deeper meanings tends to kinda go missing in the translation.
5:50
It's called "sauna". In Finland we have 2 million saunas. It's a VERY hot room where we chill out with friends. We have sauna's in public places too, like hotel rooms.
We are naked in sauna, we don't wear even towel or swimsuit.
Kyllä ulkomaalaisetkin tietää mikä o sauna. Ja sauna on englanniksi myös sauna.
Finlands summer... Prettiest thing you ever see, sun does not set at all. It's the other side of having northerlights and dark winters.
Elastinen & Hedberg - that Macklemore you thought you heard came likely from ... mutten veren maku suus (... but not with blood taste in the mouth...) He was singing I do(/work) more than others, but not with blood taste in the mouth.
That humor aspect was correctly spotted, Hedberg is a stand up comedian, with lots of physicalily in his show - part of the reason Hebderg is dancing with only a towel on. But he lightens the 'masculine ooze' with that ceiling touch.
Elastinen is the real rapper here: He's 1 of the pioneers of Finnish rap - you can check Fintelligence (duo) to get his rise to fame. This collab with Hedberg was part of a series where Elastinen performed with famous Finnish artists, every week he made a duo song with another musician (10 or 12 maybe overall).
Hedberg was approved as one of those musicians, coz he has been singing also in his stand up shows, usually short bits within the show - but he's also performing with a band. Think it's just in his name too. This collab was first time he tried to rap (in a public broadcast). Well, maybe besides a few stand up moments.
His show is sometimes very associative, flowlike. When he's on the flow, he might pick a new thread from the audience, from an incident on the stage, from an association he gets from his own program. So he's very good in improvisation. Shame he didn't start with the rap scene as a kid - he'd be good in freestyle.
Petri Nygård - Selvä Päivä is a play on words. All of his songs are humoristic drinking songs.
"Selvä päivä" literally means "clear day", but in actuality means "sober day". In the chorus they sing "Selvästi hyvä päivä, siis hyvästi selvä päivä" which translates to "Clearly a good day, that is farewell sober day".
Basically, the whole song is about drinking and alcohol. Welcome to Finland!
Exactly. This song is literally the most finnish song I've ever heard in my hole life. And I'm from Findland so thants saying alot. But even though I'm from Finland, I have never in my life drank even one glass of alcohol. Not even once. Crazy, I know but it's true. I've only drank alcohol free siders.
I would say that J. Karjalainen is kind of the Springsteen of Finland. 🙂
Well said! That's exactly what he is - true Finnish musical living legend. 24 albums and almost 40 years long career and always on top.
Someone should give you a translated lyrics that you could read them after watched those videos. It would be super good and you would see why the video is what it is. Now you miss so much of those songs.
React to Hurriganes they were 1st famous finnish band in 1980 rockmusic
Fun thing about them is that they sing in english, but the singer doesn't know a word of English, so the lyrics are just random words put toghether so that it sound good.
You are wrong, Summer is the best day of the year in Finland.
There r no Summer on here
@@jerelehtonen6323 whoosh?
@@kersaest No summer in finland is FINNISH MEME so you can't understand it
@@googlenkayttaja2993 i am from finland tho. The entire point of the comment was to suggest there is only one day of summer in finland.
@@kersaest Miks puhutte enkkuu toisillenne?
Should someone tell him that Sami hedberg is a comdeian?
No?
Okay-
"Finland does not have summer?" Yes we have - best day of the year.
😂😂😂 Yeah, it was great thursday last year!
Sami Hedberg is a Finnish stand up comedian, this is the first time I hear him sing
*heard*
6:08
Him: I feel uncomfortable.
Finns: You should
Please react to Raskasta Joulua! It's a group of one of the best Finnish heavy metal bands and singers who came together to make Christmas songs in heavy metal style
Arttu Lindeman is one of those youtubers who dont know how to sign or make songs but they got connections to make music
3rd song (J. Karjalaienen: Mennyt mies) the biggest Finnish singer-songwriter of all time. They play really well live as well. Finnish people will live you if you love J. Karjalainen or Olavi Uusivirta (a younger version of him).
Brian: what the heck is going on?
Me: dont ask
Suomi on tulevaisuuden popmusiikki! edustamme rakasta maamme suomalaista ja olen ylpeä! 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮💕💖
That Sanni’s song is from her first album released 5 years ago. Since then she has become the biggest name in Finnish pop music industry, her songs, their musicality and production value has developed hugely. I strongly suggest to you to check out. Some of these songs. “Pornoo”, “Malagaan” “Kuka sen opettaa” and quite similar but more recent and bit more modern atmospheric way as the one you just reacted “Oo se kun oot”. When you said you’re interested about her sound and songs in future. Future from the one you just watched is now. So check those out. You might be amazed.
:)
no more sanni :D
sk4th4 He doesn’t necessarily react to it over here, but everybody deserves a chance to have more knowledge about artists they feel interested, we can’t take that on away from anyone.
@@aleksilehtinen1213 i kown and yes everyone deserve to have more knowledge and own opinions and everything. Just had to say my opinion because personally to me Sanni's music is just aweful to listen to, ive tried multiple times but i just cant stand her music, she have a very nice voice but mostly she sings with the voice i that is really annoying to me. And if we drop her usually singing voice out of the conversation, then its the lyrics like day to day stuff or just the way sentences dont make much sence. And no its not her music genre its the voice and the lyrics. If song is good its good and if its made to just have something usually its bad, i mean really really bad :) these are just my toughts and Sannis's music just isnt my cup of tea 😉
Malagaan ja kuka sen opettaa on vanhoja biisejä
"Poets of the Fall - Temple of Thought (live w/ lyrics)"
They don't have a real music video since they love their own freedom and so make music independently.
Poets of the Fall - Cradled in love
Are you joking? Poets of the fall have lots of real music videos! Being a independent music producer is not an obstacle when it comes to music videos nowadays.
You should react to Ellinoora - Funeral song!
It’s originally by The Rasmus (another finnish band) but the cover was made in a finnish tv show called Vain Elämää in which there are 7 artists and everyone has their own day when the other artists sing one cover from their songs.
Absolutely
Joo
Ellinoora=syöpää
Prinsessoja & Astronautteja is one of the Sanni's first songs. So yeah the quality of the songs is much better now.
React to hurriganes "I will stay" or "get on"
Wintersun - Sons of winter and stars - Live rehearsal @ Sonic Pump Studios
Leevi and The Leavings is one of the best finnish band
I love watching you react to these kind of videos. You are so happy and honest. Love from sweden =)
Listen : Rakkaus on lumivalkoinen
Big finnish legend!
Still waiting for no 5! 🤔 I’m recommend Mokoma - Sydänjuuret, Teräsbetoni - Taivas lyö tulta (its like Manowar except in finnish), Poisonblack - Love Infernal. Enjoy!
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You said it almost perfectly! :0
It means "princesses and astronauts"
In Finland we have Summer it's the best day in the year like -10° it's freaking awesome!
"tulee tulee, polkee polkee, jaksaa jaksaa" is a thing from Sami Hedberg' s stand up show :D i don't remember the name of that specific act but i guess it could be found on youtube with that :D
Still waiting for ”Poika saunoo” anyone with me?
The last artist Sanni is singing about princesses and astronauts. The chorus is something like "We where supposed to be princesses and astronauts. Dress is in tatters, ("laskuhumala" = that part when you're drunk but you're getting sober) and Not finding a love from Onnela (name of a club)". And that is her first single, and nowadays she is pretty big star here. Her lyrics are good and she makes all her songs by herself.
im from finland and i love that we have one youtuber who do videos about us You are one of the best youtubers
It's a shame how many powerful, good messages Ryan misses by not understanding the lyrics. Like with Haloo Helsinki, and Mennyt mies and Prinsessoja ja astronautteja in this video. Their lyrics have a strong message and I'd love to hear what Ryan thinks about it
Last summer we had like 86 fahrenheits from May to end of August all the time, so it isn't cold always! But that heat was rare in Finland, usually its not that hot and it might rain. Few years back it was raining snow in the middle of summer!
1st song: Arttu Lindeman is a youtube star as you but in a bigger scale so it’s possible for him to make music videos as well.
Täytyy jaksaa means "You have to keep on going"
Bisset läikkyy means "Beer spills"
Mennyt mies means "gone man"
Selvä Päivä means "Sober Day"
Prinsessoja ja astronautteja Means "Princesses and astronauts"
Yes, we have summer in Finland. In summer it can be +30°c and in winter -30°c 😂
Elastinen is originally from a rap/hip hop duo called Fintelligens and later on has went on to a solo career though Fintelligens is still active. You really should check them out next time! For example the song Stockholm Helsinki. It has a sick beat.
You should react to Sami Hedberg's comedy!
Lassi Toivonen yes please!
Kyllä
That would be difficult as he don't understand finnish...so all of the jokes would go over his head or has Sami done comedy in english?
@@takoja507 There's subtitles in most of hes videos
Maybe Ismo Leikola would be better.
These reactions would be really interesting ones x)
Bess - Tempo
Kotiteollisuus - Minä olen
Portion Boys - Karjala Takas
Olavi Uusivirta - Tuu mun vaimoksein
Thanks to Spotify I fell in love with a band called Neljänsuora and I recommend reacting(or at least taking a listen to) Valtava Maailma!
Someone mentioned it already, but there's a show called Vain Elamaa where 7 famous artists get together and essentially cover each other's songs. I would love to see you react to both Elinoora's Funeral Song(cover of The Rasmus) and Tuure Kilpeläinen's Finnish rendition of First Day of my Life.
I'm still waiting for you to react to Apulanta too! Koneseen Kadonnut is my personal fave.
-as mentioned Sani is a stand up comedian. Elastinen is ex-rapper. -couple years ago Sami made 365 tour. 365 shows during one year.
He was singing he is the New England Leatherman, check it out. He was a real historical figure, a nomad wandering the states of United States, making his own clothes from leather hence the name.
In finnish language it's important to remember that almost every word is said just like it's written (it's probably important to know in that situation how to pronounce the letters)
In Finland we have a music genre called "iskelmä" (also called humppa) it's like "adult/mature pop"
But there's also different types, j.karjalainen is actually a bit more modern type iskelmä(?) and singers like Esa Pakarinen (example song kalakukko) or Reijo Taipale (with satumaa) have older type iskelmä that reminds me of Finnish black and White movies or theatre in general.
And then there are Juha Tapio and samuli edelmann who are also considered iskelmä artists. They are considered more modern than j.karjalainen.
Other countries don't seem to have anything exsactly like ours or even anything similar so it doesn't translate to any language
You dont eaven know how good i feel after someone notices finland
A few band/artist suggestions for the next one:
1. Roope Salminen & Koirat (great songs include Tanssi se ulos and Biisonit)
2. Chisu (a little different than what you have heard so far, try Yksinäisen keijun tarina, Baden-Baden or Saaliit for example)
3. Robin (not sure if you had him already, but Hula Hula and Boom Kah are pretty catchy)
4. Kasmir (same with him, was he on already? Try Vadelmavene or Vauvoja)
....aaaaaand there’s so many more but these are a few of my top choices! Thank you both for making these videos, I love watching them!
Pepe Willberg - in my life. He is sings always finnish but in this show he sings the rasmus song. Please listen it
As finnish person watching all these videos i do appreciate you trying to pronounce words without never getting teached how to say finnish words and btw you did pronounce sami hedberg quite well
Petri Nygård does comedy music mostly about drinking and that stuff
As an estonian I am upvoting specific finnish songs:
Timo Rautiainen & Trio Niskalaukaus - Lumessakahlaajat
Maj Karma - Ukkonen
Dingo - Autiotalo
Ismo Alanko - Laulu (basically you see how old school can end 2+ hr concert - on a level that is rare these days)
There are more
Thanks for covering Finnish music again. I love your reactions. I'd really love to see you react to Steve'n'Seagulls' cover of Thunderstruck. They have become quite popular in the US. In 2016 they were on top of the Billboard Bluegrass chart. That cover song couldn't have been done anywhere but Finland and the video is pretty great.
I strongly recommend to look up and react to couple of finnish classics. A band called Peer Gynt with a song "Backseat". And band called Hurriganes with their song "Get On". These songs are old but they will live forever. They got one of the best intros in finnish music history.
Sanni is likely the #1 female artist of the Millennial generation.
Her style is impressively wide, she does so different songs,
you don't always realize it's the same musician. But her voice is unique
- the binding factor in her production.
Her voice is really annoying but that's just my opinion.
Eikös se infernaalinen jollotus "me ei olla enää me" ollu kans Sannin? Hirveintä kuraa mitä 2010-luvulla on julkastu main stream poppina.
@@Kardinaalilintu Räväkät tyypit jakaa mielipiteet. Joko tykkää tai vihaa. Harva on neutraali Sannin suhteen. Mä oon sen verran vanhempi, että se on aika tyttö mun silmis ja korvis. Mut sen lahjakkuuden huomaan, vaikken tykkää kaikista biiseistä.
@@Sipu97 Understand. That voice ain't really main stream. Just she's one of the top favourites of Finns. I respect her ability to compose. Somany different. Many people do much more similar stuff all the time.
@@timomastosalo No, täytyy kyllä sanoa että en ole tätä poikkeuksellista lahjakkuutta havainnut. Myönnän kyllä myös, etten ole myöskään erityisesti tutustunut Sanniin artistina ja taiteilijana, mikä todennäköisimmin johtuu siitä, etten pidä erityisesti hänen musiikistaan. Se yksi ainut biisi aiheuttaa inhoa kyllä, mutta muuten tuotanto mitä olen kuullut on vain ollut äärimmäisen epäsykähdyttävää. Lyhyesti: Sanni ei vaan kauheasti kiinnosta.
Yo, you American brudda! When you listened that first song, you were like ”OMG I love this” with you hands, and in Finland we are so shamed for that
It's frustrating to see these videos and seeing some great artists you've been recommended, but with so unfortunate choices of songs selected 😅 It's a matter of taste though, and luckily you liked most of the bands and hopefully you have had a chance to get to know more songs from them. I highly appreciate the fact, you're interested in different cultures and especially ours! Admirable open-mindedness 👌 Thanks for the great videos and hopefully you have a chance to visit our beloved Finland one day
Nice channel. My spoon to the soup:
Stam1na - Muistipalapelit
Mokoma - Hei hei heinäkuu
CMX - Kivinen kirja
Kotiteollisuus - Minä olen
I got a couple good options for next one. Something legendary, a song almost everyone knows and from a guy who actually turned into acting and was in Mission Impossible with Tom Cruise. Samuli Edelmann - Kaikki tahtoo. Then, another drinking rap song, Spekti - Juomalaulu. Another good option for soft rock (like J. Karjalainen) is Anssi Kela - Nummela. No more Arttu Lindeman please.
Finnish music scene has a long history of humor music and also heavy metal, early 21st century was a rise of Finnish rap. Luckily we also have various types of excellent artists from many many genres :) I would recommend something like Teflon Brothers, Klamydia, Moonsorrow, Korpiklaani, Scandinavian Music Group, Antti Tuisku, Ailu Valle (raps in Sami language)... Hope you find some diamonds here! Also you should consider translating Finnish lyrics in English :D
That guy who danced with towel is finnish comedian sami hedberg
I think in a lot of Finnish songs (well, maybe not so much the party rap) the lyrics play a reeeally important role, so it could add a whole new layer to these videos if you read the translations as well. this came to mind when you were listening to J. Karjalainen and Sanni, such a shame you couldn't understand the lyrics of those!
In the song Arttu Lindeman - Läikkyy, there is a llama in the video :"3
Hi brian again . Video was great. I'd like to see next episode Estonia music reaction 😊
As a rap song I highly recommend you to listen to "Gasellit - Se ei kuulu sulle". It doesn't have a music video but its still a very good song and it is nowadays hugely popular here in Finland. Anyways, thank you for the good video with great quality!
@Brian Velez: Here's the J.Karjalainen's lyrics translated in english: www.musixmatch.com/lyrics/J-Karjalainen/Mennyt-mies/translation/english (at least, sort of direct translation)
Is Finland the first country whose music gets a fourth episode or am I mistaken? Of course Sweden was a special case with 3 general videos, and one dedicated to metal, so that's four I guess.
You should Christmas special from band called "Raskasta Joulua", name of the band translates to "Heavy Christmas" . I'm hoping that gives you a idea what type of music that is ;)
Also would be nice to see, if you can recognize any familiar faces in that band.. ;)
Thanks for the video, Finnish is hard language to speak, but you'll get it some day, PERKELE!
Hän on jo reagoinut raskasta joulua musiikkiin, mut Copyrightin takia ei voinu näyttää sitä videota, eikä ajantasaisia reaktioita, vaan sen loppukaneetin..
I could suggest GFM-onnellinen, Timo Rautiainen & trio niskalaukaus- lumessa kahlaajat, kls-tanssi, kwan-rain, tehosekoitin-hetken tie on kevyt, yö-kaksintaistelu, Leevi and the leavings-Kyllikki or Teuvo maanteiden kuningas or Sopivasti lihava or Rin tin tin, Jari sillanpää- satumaa. Also Antti tuisku, Oku Luukkainen, Juha Tapio, Vicky Rosti and Vesa-Matti Loiri has amazing production
why no more europe music reactions? miss your reactions.. i already saw all your videos about them twice...
Currently trying to make adventure vlogs in Europe vs reaction videos. 😄 Excited to visit again!
Based on that music video Petri Nygård sounds/looks like the Finnish version of Markoolio (Swedes and possibly some Finns will know who I'm talking about).
U should definetly listen to Mikä kesä by Valvomo!! Its a total summer jam
You should check Sami Hedberg's videos. That "tulee tulee, polkee polkee, jaksaa jaksaa" is from Sami's one show! :'D
hello from thailand. subscribed. love your reaction videos. i've been a big fan of finnish/swedish/norvegian music for years. keep up the good work. btw, i would love to see you try listening to thai rock musci especially the band named "bodyslam" thank you.
Please; poets of the fall - standstill
Turmion kätilöt - irstauden ilosanoma
Fear of domination - deadweight
Kube - jumalflow?
"The other guy is like a natural comedian" well thats just because he is a comedian🤣
10:10 is Finnish Dire Straits :)
Here's some song suggestions, some of my favourite songs from Finnish artists! Mix of different genres and some of them are really old already.
Don Huonot - Seireeni
Turisas - The March Of The Varangian Guard
Chisu - Sabotage
PMMP - Lautturi
Whispered - Strike!
The petri nyqård song you didnt like, is a drinking song, thus the "yaa" sounds you didnt like. Also the production of the video was intenionally made "look bad" because its supposed to be kind of a hangover style thing where the rapper is supposed to be grilling with his friends in finland, but is instead drinking in pattaya. I feel like if you understood all the jokes and rhymes in his verses you would appreciate it much more
"the lady" is Anna Abreu and he also was on the first song of the t
first reaction video
7:37 the other one is comediand😂 you describong him as "talented rapper" is just hilarius
You should listen Antti Tuisku. He is the biggest pop star in Finland. I would recommend a song called Hanuri. Also you should listen Apulanta, the band, which has been Finland's favorite for 20 years. Their song "Pahempi toistaan" is great.
IF U didnt know that sami hedberg is a famous comedian in finland and that song came from a tv show
That 2nd song was made in 1day and the bigger guy is local stand-up comedian:)
So many of these songs would make so much more sense to you if you had some sort of translator or something 😂 Love the videos! Btw we do have summers in Finland.... well at least every other year i guess lol
J. Karjalainen is a national treasure
There is some seriously sublime music from Finland that is not metal, but unfortunately the music with the highest artistic value tends to not have music videos to show. But just to get an idea of what's out there in audio only, check Kingston Wall, album called "II". The closest international match would probably be Pink Floyd.
Or just the first song from the album, called We Cannot Move
The last one... WOW :o I'm hypnotized by it...
Hey, i don't remember you reacting on Sonata Arctica music, i remember many people have hoping that and it's also my favourite band.
Also, try Antti Tuisku, he is one of our most popular men artists at the moment. :)