@@octaviusmorlock There's a pattern to dwarfish songs. "Heigh Ho" is about going to work in a mine, "Diggy Diggy Hole" is about working in a mine "Gold, Gold, Gold, Gold" is about all the great stuff you've ined, and "Misty Mountains Cold" is about that bastard who nicked your mine and loot.
It didn't even start as a Yogscast thing - they yoinked it from some nobody's animation for a goofy techno song and they made this original years later.
From the Dawi of Warhammer Fantasy and the Dwarves of Tolkien to Deep Rock Galactic and Dwarf Fortress, all voices are raised as one, I AM A DWARF AND I'M DIGGING A HOLE!
If this is the lullaby dwarves sing to their kids, then the last part with the elf is the song the dwarvish version of the boogeyman sings from under the bed once the parents shut the bedroom door 😂
I was visiting my parents and added this to their Beat Saber library, got texted by my mother a while back saying she occasionally hears it from his headset from time to time. To my knowledge he has never touched minecraft.
I'm pretty much convinced that Diggy Diggy Hole is the most pedigreed song originating on RUclips. Every new iteration of it never fails to bring me joy.
You guys have made some truly awe inspiring songs over the years, bringing new life to the masterworks of Tolkien and hymns praising our Lord. However this April Fools song is your greatest accomplishment yet. You didn't have to go this hard but you did and it's glorious.
Eh this is not an april fools song. It's an actual real song that already existed and they are just releasing a cover that you can actually buy. So nothing fool about it. ;p
@@ethan1142028 And since the original was in their usual epic style and a heavy metal version had already been done, they decided to go for a completely different tone. It would have been relatively easy for them to just redo the original, but they wanted something original. Plus, I do enjoy the nod and respect they give to heavy industry at the end. We are so often villainized in fiction that heavy mining equipment coming in as the cavalry brought tears to my eyes.
It’s good to see The Yogscast songs goes on and on, from a couple dudes who were doing a small Minecraft series and one of them doing a small little tune as a joke, now one of the most dwarven songs out there and is practically a right of passage for many bands to do.
@@Attackbow1566 No they don't, Wind Rose is metal. And Clamavi's own style definitely isn't this goofy. Not that I mind this, it's obviously fun, but deep down I was hoping for a "proper" version
This song was a very important keystone in my youth. I was there when the original version was conceptualised, and I will be there for every cover made. I can't wait to hear this one!
I wonder how many smirks and grins were in the choir when they sang this? Come on! Out with it! You all were smiling and holding back giggles, weren’t you?
“Holiest amongst the ancestors hymns was the cryptic “Diggy diggy hole” It sounded childish, but something deep within the sound resonates with every dwarf who hears it”
Man, both the art style and the music are on point. The art gives me 2000s internet vibes, but by a scholarly monk. And of course, the singing is wonderful as always. Happy April Fools!
You know your a dwarf when the elf shows up and your first thought out of your mouth is to tell the elf to f@#$ off and look for an axe only to realize your a human listening to a song on their phone...
I remember many years ago, when I watched the Shadow of Israphael as it aired. This reminds me of a simpler time in my life. Thank you for making such a wonderful version of this.
Years I have waited for this moment, on this day. This moment of triumphant digging of holes, sung by the legendary dwarven chroniclers of Clamavi De Profundis. On this day all of dwarvenkind rejoice!
My 5 year old son loves this son! He sings along everytime he hears it. Thank you for the amazing music you create and record. He has been loving everything we listen together :)
I'm fine with the strip mine being as it's an April Fools thing -and tbh dwarves might do that outside their homes,- I'm curious why some of the lyrics were changed though, especially in stanza 5 where the one it was replaced with just isn't related to the rest of the lines.
@@TristenSarelvun eh, it's probably both to make it "family friendly" ("suckled from a teat of stone" does bring to mind non-family-friendly imagery, whereas "molded from the very stone" is more suitable... and also, Aule literally did forge the first seven dwarves out of a stone) and to add their own lyrical interpretations to the song, making it more their own version of the song than just a word-for-word cover.
I am a mom of 4 boys how like the song, now I have it in my mind, we have fun singing it in the car...❤ We enjoy all the songs from Clamavi de profundis.
Love the cover of such a well known cultural phenomenon. Truly made so much better by the sheer effort and care that clearly went into an April fools video. Not to mention how much the team clearly had fun doing it. With the city dwarves coming to the rescue with construction equipment, to the elf filling in the hole (as we see the ancient rivalry yet again). Not to mention the dwarven runes as lyrics. Appreciate how much time and effort went into something so light-hearted. Thanks for all the work you guys do!
I love this to bits, but I absolutely adore the valiant elf at the end of the video attempting to fill in the hole with a trowel and a plastic bucket 💖
If this is an April fools prank, this is going to be the best one that Clamavi De Profundis has ever pulled off. Put that in the history books! Edit: when they put out a community post for us to guess what their new song would be, I put down Diggy Diggy Hole at random. I didn’t think they’d do it, but they did! And I’m one Happ Boi!
Just beautiful. Absolutely love it. A friend introduced me to this song awhile back and the artist that originally made it, so I introduced him to you guys and some of your dwarf-related content. I'm so excited to throw him a link to this now and have it come full circle.
Love the song to bits, love the elf just the same. I seriously barked out loud laughing as I was driving home from work. The dude next to me at the stoplight could probably hear me cackling, lol
La première est meilleure que la deuxième, à mon goût. Même si la geste héroïque a des références à Tolkien, la Chanson est tellement plus dans le ton des nains.
@@zarmosouldjins8 c'est vrai ça se défend, mais j'avoue être certainement moins calé que toi. En revanche ce qui est sûr c'est que l'équipe bosse dur pour nous sortir de très belles compositions à chaque fois ; et rien que pour ce plaisir je valide ^^
I mean, they nailed every other dwarven, and I'm not surprised it's super good. I can see the dwarves of the mountain singing this. Definitely up there with the other two greats, being the official Yogscast and the Dwarven Metal cover by Wind Rose. 3 great version
god that would be Epic as anything and the lil elf at the end will only be funnier for the sheer Magnitude of the hole they are apparently trying to fill
Ok, this is awesome! I especially love when the dwarves bring in the power equipment, that was hilarious! I also love how at 1:16 they look like they are singing their national anthem or something of the like, so funny!
This song is legendary because it carries the same energy and feel that "Uncle Sam" or "Yankee Doodle" did. You just know "Diggy Hole" was a taunt made by the knife-ears to make the dwarves sound like childish little mole men, and the Dwarves took it and ran with it. Also Celebrimbor and Narvi definitely sing this together.
I've been listening to all the Tolkien songs. I've been playing and replaying The Song Of Beren And Luthien trying to memorize it. AND NOBODY TOLD ME THAT THEY ALSO DID DIGGY HOLE???
Clamavi De Profundis, after making some of my favorite Fantasy music pieces, has made his own turn on the Dwarf Hymn. unique style with Illuminations as illustration for his singing, choruses, and heroic choirs, with a funny spin at the end. i have nothing to say but: Come my Brothers, sing with me!
This song was pure nonsense. Just whimsical fun, and because of that it can be applied to any dwarf. Which is how it has become the anthem of all dwarves. I love that.
"I am the Elf and I'm filling in the hole!" He's just standing their with a beach pail and a tiny shovel tossing in a tiny scoopful at a time. I can't breathe I'm laughing so hard. Way to spend the next 2,000 years, friend elf lmao
Dwarves are what if you could imagine Sauron as a good guy. He would be a Durin if he had not fallen. No science or history tells us what the Bronze Age was like near its collapse. But we must imagine those kings of the past were as proud as Dwarves. And rightly so. If they weren't part of the Plan before, they became adopted into it. And they were good.
It’s honestly so amazing how far this song has come. It’s even crazier to think about how I was 10 when I heard the original song that Simon sang on the spot in the middle of a Minecraft let’s play video. Time flies so fast
Here is our version of "Diggy Diggy Hole!" We hope you enjoy it:)
Yay!
LETS GO!
I was going to request it for next year, but that seems redundant now.
It is glorious! 😃
Lt et the digger begien
Finally, the holiest of Dwarf hymns
The only hymn sacred to both the Dwarfs and the Chaos Dwarfs, with neither able to begrudge the other for singing it.
Technically, I think that would be "Heigh Ho!" But this is a close second.
@@octaviusmorlock There's a pattern to dwarfish songs. "Heigh Ho" is about going to work in a mine, "Diggy Diggy Hole" is about working in a mine "Gold, Gold, Gold, Gold" is about all the great stuff you've ined, and "Misty Mountains Cold" is about that bastard who nicked your mine and loot.
@@Mattheq that's about right
You mean, the Hole-yist, brother!
This song has literally become a rite of passage for any band that has ANYTHING related to do with dwarves, and you've passed it with flying colors.
I think they passed it in "Misty Mountains"
@@yochaiwyss3843 The did it with Song of Durin.
I love how much mileage this simple song that was made on a whim has gotten. The Yogscast will forever be remembered through this.
Assuming people don't think it's a Wind Rose song.
@@Crazael there will always be people to remind others of the song's origins.
@@Crazael Napalm Records has Yogscast pinned to the top of that video. They won't forget.
Seriously, it's crazy that it all started so innocuous
It didn't even start as a Yogscast thing - they yoinked it from some nobody's animation for a goofy techno song and they made this original years later.
This is pure Dwarven gold.
"We cannot dig too deep."
Tolkien's dwarves: Well this aged poorly.
Dwarf Fortress dwarves after finding weird blue rocks: "You too?"
Tolkien Dwarves: We really should invest in better insurances for cave collapse and dragon attacks.
@@TheNapster153
Dwarf Fortress dwarves: "Just drop the roof on them. Works for us."
@@mattaffenit9898 Only problem with that is no true Dwarf would stand for any mine shaft of theirs to be easily collapsible.
Balrog in Moria: *FORGETTING SOMETHING?!*
From the Dawi of Warhammer Fantasy and the Dwarves of Tolkien to Deep Rock Galactic and Dwarf Fortress, all voices are raised as one, I AM A DWARF AND I'M DIGGING A HOLE!
ROCK IN STONE!
UPHOLD YOUR TRADITIONS!!!
FOR KARL!!
ROCK
AND
STONE
The Ancestors are watching!
(leagues of votann)
I showed this to my mom and she said "it sounds like a song a dwarf would sing to their kid, like a dwarf nursery rhyme." She likes it
It sounds like a Dwarven take on a Scottish waulking song, essentially something a group of them would sing while working.
They needed a song to sing... Something light hearted and silly.
If this is the lullaby dwarves sing to their kids, then the last part with the elf is the song the dwarvish version of the boogeyman sings from under the bed once the parents shut the bedroom door 😂
I was visiting my parents and added this to their Beat Saber library, got texted by my mother a while back saying she occasionally hears it from his headset from time to time.
To my knowledge he has never touched minecraft.
@@robertsandfield5684 I remember
I love the ending with the elf trying to fill the hole back in
He is immortal so he can use the tiny shovel and still succeed...eventually 😂
"Pointy-eared leaf lover!"
Fellow Dawi... A great wrong has befallen our kin... by aelf things...
i laughed way to much at the ending too ended up crying tears just laughing xD🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
With his little beach bucket and trowel!
I like the characterisation of the elf using a toy bucket. It makes the elf seem childish, and I think that's funny and accurate
they're in no rush
You realize you need to do the entire "I am an elf and I'm filling in the hole" song someday, right?
Next year.
@@jackr2287 next 2 years
Then do one that goes "I am a dwarf and I'm chopping a tree!"
@@litiumist We have discovered a singularity that will never end and im on for it
@@litiumist "I am an elf and I'm planting a tree."
"We can never dig too deep" sounds like the last phrase of the dwarves before they met Balrog :)
or... the circus ;)
"Losing is fun." Dwarf Fortess' motto.
Gotrek Gurnisson: Challenge accepted.
@@Masitu0031
Even so, you'd better be prepared for just how much fun you'll be in for if you dig too deep.
@@riokollivier It will be a mighty doom, Manling
Brothers of the mines rejoice!
Swing, swing, swing with me
Raise your pick and raise your voice!
Sing, sing, sing with me!
Down and down into the deep
Who knows what we'll find beneath?
Diamonds, rubies, gold and more
Hidden in the mountain store
4:04 *THAT ONE’S GOING IN THE BOOK YA KNIFE EARED ELGI!*
Yah pointy eared leaf lover
I'm pretty much convinced that Diggy Diggy Hole is the most pedigreed song originating on RUclips. Every new iteration of it never fails to bring me joy.
Dwarves of all lore, backgrounds, and people, please rise for the unified Dwarven anthem
ROCK AND STONE
STRIKE THE EARTH!
RAGE BEYOND RECKONING
BARUK KHAZAD!
Shall we revenge the fall of Durin
Usually i listen to the metal version but i found this one recently and absolutely DIED when the elf part came on
You guys have made some truly awe inspiring songs over the years, bringing new life to the masterworks of Tolkien and hymns praising our Lord. However this April Fools song is your greatest accomplishment yet.
You didn't have to go this hard but you did and it's glorious.
Eh this is not an april fools song. It's an actual real song that already existed and they are just releasing a cover that you can actually buy. So nothing fool about it. ;p
@@Tconl Yeah but it's a meme song from the Yogscast. Not the kind of thing Clamavi usually sing
@@ethan1142028 And since the original was in their usual epic style and a heavy metal version had already been done, they decided to go for a completely different tone. It would have been relatively easy for them to just redo the original, but they wanted something original.
Plus, I do enjoy the nod and respect they give to heavy industry at the end. We are so often villainized in fiction that heavy mining equipment coming in as the cavalry brought tears to my eyes.
@@Tconl I mean it's a "meme" song that was released on April Fools.
@@ethan1142028not yogacast. _older._
It’s good to see The Yogscast songs goes on and on, from a couple dudes who were doing a small Minecraft series and one of them doing a small little tune as a joke, now one of the most dwarven songs out there and is practically a right of passage for many bands to do.
Can we just all appreciate how this isn't a complete copy, but incorporates poetically perfect gags and original additions??? :D
On the other hand, I was kinda hoping Clamavi would make this even more serious and epic...
@@cubelith7899 Wind Rose already got that down. They had to with their own style.
@@Attackbow1566 No they don't, Wind Rose is metal. And Clamavi's own style definitely isn't this goofy. Not that I mind this, it's obviously fun, but deep down I was hoping for a "proper" version
@@cubelith7899 I enjoyed it. It's homely. Wind Rose made the song epic and bombastic, this version feels friendly and brotherly. I'd ask not for more.
Noticed it today with this listen!
Each time this song gets sung by someone new, something wonderful is added. Brilliant work.
Anything clamavi de profundis does is amazing and I don't know how this version could be topped.
This song was a very important keystone in my youth. I was there when the original version was conceptualised, and I will be there for every cover made. I can't wait to hear this one!
same here brother gods i miss those days
@@warriorgod9992 Old Peculier nooooo!
We love Bucky here. :)
We were there when the ancient magic was first spoken.
Did you just accidentally invoke an immortality ritual?
I wonder how many smirks and grins were in the choir when they sang this? Come on! Out with it! You all were smiling and holding back giggles, weren’t you?
"I am a Balrog and I'm killing some dwarves, killing some dwarves, killing some dwarves...."
Take my like and get out 😂😂😂
Waiting in the deepest deep
We know what they’ll find beneath
Violence, pain, and death and gore
This is what they have in store
Lying in wait
Blazing like the hottest fire
Shadows galore
For destruction we’ll never tire
Whips made of fire
Shadow in our veins
To crush and kill and slash and maim
Come on, brothers of the flame
@@RayneeSureblayd-re6iywell now that was just brilliant. Bravo to you my friend
“Holiest amongst the ancestors hymns was the cryptic “Diggy diggy hole”
It sounded childish, but something deep within the sound resonates with every dwarf who hears it”
I'll have this on repeat until next April.
You and my son then 😂
Dwarves: "We can never dig too deep..."
*The Balrog has entered the chat*
*DRG team shows up with heavy weapons*
The Balrog has exited the chat
That is glorious. The city Dwarves and Elf were hilarious
The city dwarves have been seduced by the industry of Saruman 😭
@@damianich4824 No seductions were involved. We are simply business partners. I only promised to kill the Elves for them.
@@Count.Saruman Reminds me of the Penguins of Madagascar Movie. "We were never mates. There was no mating!"
Man, both the art style and the music are on point. The art gives me 2000s internet vibes, but by a scholarly monk. And of course, the singing is wonderful as always. Happy April Fools!
Stonks
the 2000's internet vibes fit very well, especially considering the origins of the song.
This ain't a fool, this is just as much a masterpiece as the original
More of a masterpiece.
Ah yes, my favorite thing about all fantasy dwarves is they always have that cousin on speed dial that has access to modern equipment
The animation for this is great! It helps add this fun lighthearted vibe to it all.
I especially love the dwarf who realized you CAN dig too deep 😂
Yeah, I saw that and my head played:
Narrator: That was a lie.
I wanted to see a Balrog :D
Hopefully he'll last long enough for Boic to come around and save them.
The Eldest born of fire released!
Perhaps you can dig too deep
*but nothing stops a dwarf*
"We can never dig too deep." Famous last words. The Balrog accepts your challenge. 🤣😂
HAHA I had an epic voice in my head that answered "The dwarves digged too deep."
I didn’t think this could get anymore epic
That was phenomenal! The elf bit at the end was truly inspired.
Mocking the elves at the end is such a dwarf thing to do. Love it :D Amazing cover!
You know your a dwarf when the elf shows up and your first thought out of your mouth is to tell the elf to f@#$ off and look for an axe only to realize your a human listening to a song on their phone...
No matter how many times I watch this, I can only think of one fact: Cousin Rocky is such a chad.
As a DRG fan, I have listened to this song so many times while digging a cave. Many thanks for an epic rendition Clamvi!
Rock and stone!
Now clamavi needs to make a collab song with DRG!!!😂😂
When they brought in the construction equipment my first thought was: Doretta!
@@leoismaking No dwarf left behind!
For Karl!
I remember many years ago, when I watched the Shadow of Israphael as it aired. This reminds me of a simpler time in my life. Thank you for making such a wonderful version of this.
Years I have waited for this moment, on this day. This moment of triumphant digging of holes, sung by the legendary dwarven chroniclers of Clamavi De Profundis.
On this day all of dwarvenkind rejoice!
"Did I hear a ROCK AND STONE!?"
Sing, sing, sing with me!
@@lycanbloodborn4202 FOR CARL
This is literally my six month old son’s favorite lullaby. Stops crying no matter what 😂
Thank you for making this video 👍🏻
is his beard coming in yet
Your son is a dwarf
If I ever own a sports ball team, it will be "The Dwarves" and this will be the fight song. Imagine a stadium full of fans singing "Diggy Diggy Hole."
You'll need to have blow up pick axes, clip on beards and Styrofoam helms at the local gift stands.
OH MY GOODNESS YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES
@@xeroxoid7967 Clip on beards for all!
Minecraft foam pickaxes already exist. =P
The Dwarves for champions of sports ball!!
My 5 year old son loves this son! He sings along everytime he hears it. Thank you for the amazing music you create and record. He has been loving everything we listen together :)
It’s a good intro to the song. Though I don’t know if the dwarves would strip mine a perfectly good mountain home. The elf at the end was perfection!
They ran out of things to dig inside their home so they moved outside and began anew.
I'm fine with the strip mine being as it's an April Fools thing -and tbh dwarves might do that outside their homes,- I'm curious why some of the lyrics were changed though, especially in stanza 5 where the one it was replaced with just isn't related to the rest of the lines.
@@TristenSarelvun eh, it's probably both to make it "family friendly" ("suckled from a teat of stone" does bring to mind non-family-friendly imagery, whereas "molded from the very stone" is more suitable... and also, Aule literally did forge the first seven dwarves out of a stone) and to add their own lyrical interpretations to the song, making it more their own version of the song than just a word-for-word cover.
@@joeltrekwars2162 also thus is more serious version (If you only listen)
@@papiezpp "serious" yeah, only if you just listen.
I am a mom of 4 boys how like the song, now I have it in my mind, we have fun singing it in the car...❤ We enjoy all the songs from Clamavi de profundis.
AHHHH YES a modern classic. Amazing rendition as always and a good laugth.
April Fools are supposed to be silly.
But Clamavi has given us two legendary bangers, two years in a row!
Love the cover of such a well known cultural phenomenon.
Truly made so much better by the sheer effort and care that clearly went into an April fools video.
Not to mention how much the team clearly had fun doing it. With the city dwarves coming to the rescue with construction equipment, to the elf filling in the hole (as we see the ancient rivalry yet again). Not to mention the dwarven runes as lyrics.
Appreciate how much time and effort went into something so light-hearted.
Thanks for all the work you guys do!
Elf: "I am the elf and I'm filling in the hole."
Dwarves: "That's what she said!"
Finished! I Just loved this song played by our Windrose, but you are SO MAJESTIC! Thank you sir!
"Urist. The Elves have insulted your honor, Urist. And you know what we do to Elves.
"
This channel never disappoints when it comes to dwarf songs or any other fantasy songs 🎉🎉🎉🎉
I love this to bits, but I absolutely adore the valiant elf at the end of the video attempting to fill in the hole with a trowel and a plastic bucket 💖
If this is an April fools prank, this is going to be the best one that Clamavi De Profundis has ever pulled off. Put that in the history books!
Edit: when they put out a community post for us to guess what their new song would be, I put down Diggy Diggy Hole at random. I didn’t think they’d do it, but they did! And I’m one Happ Boi!
Truly a holy song to listen while painting warhamme40k League of Votann and reading their lore. Amazing song.
Time to have this on repeat as I play Dwarf Fortress. Beautiful done you lot 😃
2:10 Moria: moments recorded before disaster.
Just beautiful. Absolutely love it. A friend introduced me to this song awhile back and the artist that originally made it, so I introduced him to you guys and some of your dwarf-related content. I'm so excited to throw him a link to this now and have it come full circle.
Shoutout to whoever is your guys' percussionist. Seriously, CDP drum breakdowns are some of my favorite moments in songs and I play woodwind lmao
Love the determination of that elf xD
Love the song to bits, love the elf just the same. I seriously barked out loud laughing as I was driving home from work. The dude next to me at the stoplight could probably hear me cackling, lol
Brillant ! Merci l'équipe !
Super boulot ❤
On suggère la Chanson de Gurdil après ou pas ? :p
@@dracolazarus7776 mais tellement !
La première est meilleure que la deuxième, à mon goût. Même si la geste héroïque a des références à Tolkien, la Chanson est tellement plus dans le ton des nains.
@@zarmosouldjins8 c'est vrai ça se défend, mais j'avoue être certainement moins calé que toi. En revanche ce qui est sûr c'est que l'équipe bosse dur pour nous sortir de très belles compositions à chaque fois ; et rien que pour ce plaisir je valide ^^
I mean, they nailed every other dwarven, and I'm not surprised it's super good. I can see the dwarves of the mountain singing this. Definitely up there with the other two greats, being the official Yogscast and the Dwarven Metal cover by Wind Rose. 3 great version
Fascinatiing, I would never thought to hear my favorite Dwarven/Tolkien song creaters to sing one of the first dwarven songs I ever came across lol
'I am an elf.' Took me out.
time to add this to the covers of diggy diggy hole to play at the same time to hear the greatest army of the dwarf clans united
god that would be Epic as anything and the lil elf at the end will only be funnier for the sheer Magnitude of the hole they are apparently trying to fill
@@erubianwarlord8208 trying to fill the grand canyon.
Ok, this is awesome! I especially love when the dwarves bring in the power equipment, that was hilarious! I also love how at 1:16 they look like they are singing their national anthem or something of the like, so funny!
Never have I known I needed something so greatly until I received it! Y’all did GREAT with this!
I have waited years for this.
I have not been disappointed.
Yo! There is NO reason an April fools song should EVER go this hard! And I'm frigging here for it!
🎶 we can never dig to deep!
‘Happy Belrog noise’
I was the writer of the 'Dwarfs go Diggy' comment in the Song of the Caverns video. I didn't intend to prophesise anything and am scared now.
Forklift certified dwarfs aren't real, they can't hurt you.
Forklift certified dwarfs:
The end definitely caught me off guard as much as it made me laugh, just what one should expect from a knife-ear!
This song is legendary because it carries the same energy and feel that "Uncle Sam" or "Yankee Doodle" did. You just know "Diggy Hole" was a taunt made by the knife-ears to make the dwarves sound like childish little mole men, and the Dwarves took it and ran with it.
Also Celebrimbor and Narvi definitely sing this together.
I have literally toyed with the idea of LotR/Hobbit fanfiction that might have a group of Dwarves and Celebrimbor singing this loud and proud.
this is the most under rated music channel.
I grew extra facial hairs just from listening to this.
Love the elder futhark runes!
I am a dwarf and I’m digging a hole!
Diggy diggy hole
DIGGY DIGGY HOLE
I've been listening to all the Tolkien songs. I've been playing and replaying The Song Of Beren And Luthien trying to memorize it.
AND NOBODY TOLD ME THAT THEY ALSO DID DIGGY HOLE???
Clamavi De Profundis, after making some of my favorite Fantasy music pieces, has made his own turn on the Dwarf Hymn. unique style with Illuminations as illustration for his singing, choruses, and heroic choirs, with a funny spin at the end.
i have nothing to say but: Come my Brothers, sing with me!
This song was pure nonsense. Just whimsical fun, and because of that it can be applied to any dwarf. Which is how it has become the anthem of all dwarves. I love that.
Parts of it sound like the original Diggy Diggy Hole, the fan made one from way back when
(3:26 and onward)
incredibly epic rendition
This song is the Balrog’s alarm clock.
I work for vermeer.
We make things like surface miners and horizontal drillers.
I like to think Doretta is a Dwemeer brand machine.
This is the cross over that I needed but never knew I needed. Pure gold from the deep.
Dwarven brothers throw a rock or sumtin at the darned elf, he filling in the holes!
Chill Dwarven Beats to Write Your Grudges and Make Fun of Knife Ears to
"I am the Elf and I'm filling in the hole!" He's just standing their with a beach pail and a tiny shovel tossing in a tiny scoopful at a time. I can't breathe I'm laughing so hard. Way to spend the next 2,000 years, friend elf lmao
On the first of April? 😆
Please let it be a true cover. 😁
'Tis the truest of covers.
Dwarves are what if you could imagine Sauron as a good guy. He would be a Durin if he had not fallen.
No science or history tells us what the Bronze Age was like near its collapse.
But we must imagine those kings of the past were as proud as Dwarves.
And rightly so.
If they weren't part of the Plan before, they became adopted into it.
And they were good.
Another version for the playlist!
0:20 the exact moment the honor to your ancestors starts increasing exponentially
0:45 'Down and down into the deep
Who knows what we'll find beneath?'
Well, we all know it didn't end well 😄
Cousin Rocky don't mess around I tell ya 😂
It’s honestly so amazing how far this song has come. It’s even crazier to think about how I was 10 when I heard the original song that Simon sang on the spot in the middle of a Minecraft let’s play video. Time flies so fast
sauce?
@@aydenlegleiter7810also, sorry for being late, I just came back to the video and saw that you asked.
ROCK AND STONE
Epic song combined with the right amount of funny visual jokes. Great work!
The end is perfect.
Finally! I've been waiting for so long, and here she is... The perfect version of this song!
I really like this version! ⚒