This particular entry was not meant to win, it was meant to represent the victory of the Ukrainian people at the Orange Revolution. This song will enter Ukrainian history.
This is one of my favourite Ukrainian entries. Great meaning and fantastic passion during the performance. Hugely underrated by many. I stand by my choice . Brilliant song.
I instantly liked this even though I didn't understand what it was about at the time. A catchy, energetic song that should've scored higher. Recent events in the news reminded me of this and I wish our Ukrainian friends a peaceful future 🤞💙💛
I think the hallmark of a great Eurovision entry, is when the feeling the song's trying to convey translates through the language barrier. I had no idea what this song was about, when I was 10, but I still understood the feeling of anger, protest, and rebellion. It's still one of my favorite songs to this day, because of the feelings that it invokes in me. Well done, Ukraine.
Really? I have the same language barrier, but IMHO I found it completely meh, I don't feel the emotion, the chorus is completely flat, and even the rap isn't emotional. 1944 was much, MUCH better with raw emotion.
I actually didn't know this song was performed at Eurovision. All these years I only knew it as an anthem of Orange Revolution. And I've liked this song all along so I'm surprised to read all these negative comments here. Now I came back to this song because of the invasion on Ukraine and my heart is breaking. Slava Ukraini.
З 2021 року виглядає не погано, коли пішов реп, то я не любитель його, але тут голос був крутий і такі вставки з різних мов і постановка виглядають дуже круто, "Разом нас багато нас не подолати".
Though this song seems to be disliked by many people in the comments, "Razom Nas Bahato" represents so much more than just a song. In fact, it applies to many of the different levels of time within the Eurovision Song Contest presented by Philip V. Bohlman in his article Tempus Edax Rerum: Time and the Making of the Eurovision Song. In this article, Bohlman presents his reasons as to why the Eurovision Song Contest, a show labeled as “silly” and “wacky”, should be taken seriously. He does this by focusing on “one of the most distinctive attributes of music, the fact that it takes place in time.” By drawing from Mikhail Bakhtin’s idea of chronotope, “in which cultural fields and human action take place at the intersection of time and place,” Bohlman divides this notion of time into six different levels, or as he puts it, “temporalities”. These different levels of time not only provide categories for the meanings behind Eurovision songs, but also highlight the significance of the contest in regards to how important the performances and songs are for audiences and their nations. “Razom Nas Bahato” is a great example of the intersection between these temporalities presented by Bohlman. Firstly, it applies to “Musical Time”, which refers to the structure of the contest's songs. Because each song must be three minutes long, the bridge becomes an important sight of difference within songs, where the most originality is shown and the true identity of the song is showcased. In “Razom Nas Bahato”, the bridge allows for a shift in style within the song, where according to Bohlman it goes from “socialist Kampflieder, both East Europeans and in the styles of Chileans resistance songs from the Allende period, to African American urban protest." Secondly, the song applies greatly to the idea of “Historical/Narrative Time”, which refers to the historiographical notion of a song, and its culturally and politically relevant narrative. “Razom Nas Bahato” refers directly to the corruption of the 2004 Ukrainian presidential election, and eventually became the official song of the Orange Revolution, a group of protesters who called for an election revote. Lastly, the song applies to a third temporality, that of Performative/Embodied Time, which refers to other ways in which an audience can relate to a song, such as through costume, theme, color, and/or dance. In “Razom Nas Bahato”, the dancers begin with their hands in shackles, later on breaking free from them. This represents the message of the song, of people who cannot be defeated banding together, of being free from the corruption and protesting it. In sum, this song is quite important for multiple reasons, all of which should be considered by its audiences, whoever they may be. “Razom Nas Bahato” is a great example of how significant the Eurovision Song Contest is, perfectly showcasing why it should be taken seriously.
More important than Ukraine’s placement in the contest is that this song brought the spirit of the people to such a large audience. The struggles and protests of Ukraine are illuminated at a literal Eurocentric stage for the west to see. “Razom nas bahato, nas ne polodati” (Together we are many, we will not be defeated) was a popular chant from the orange revolution. In the original version of the song, there was no English, and they mentioned Yuschenko by name. GreenJolly tried to dial it down for more appeal, but that strategy did not work (Neither does rapping in Eurovision most of the time). However, rap is a really good medium for activists, even if this song was not the most pleasing, I still think they accomplished their goal on one of, if not the biggest European stage.
I still revisit this song by Ukraine from time to time. Being from Australia of Greek background I cannot understand why I loved this so much but I do. Peace to Ukraine.
It looks strange that you wrote the word "Ukraine" only in small letters, and the word "Russia" only in large ones. But nevertheless, I fully support your message! Slava Ukraini
Ю щенка - так! Ю щенка - так! То наш презыдент! Махинациям - ни, хвальсификациям - ни ,ни брехни. Дайош хворильню майбутнього жони и нови вулыки бджолам. А Миздобулу Андрийовычу хатынку, как положено. Плям, плям, плям... arecysq был диоксин, жаль горилка несвежая.
@@Vasil.Kostadinov_official sometimes I see you under the most unexpected videos. Like I would not be surprised if it was ukraine 2004, but I haven't ever thought I'd meet you here. Really an "Epic Azerbaijani Guy"
Мені здається, що ця пісня має коріння десь аж в 13 столітті :) "з'єднаних нас ніхто не зломить" - за легендою, це слова Святополка ІІ, князя (герцога) Гданьського Помор'я. Таак, досі актуально.
What a shame we only got to hear the singer's phenomenal voice right at the end; if he'd had a chance to showcase it the whole way through this could have scored much higher!
тогда не было оккупации Крыма Россией и развязанной войны на Донбассе, тогда Россия не нападала на Грузию, тогда тоже просовывали марионетку януковича, который делал махинации на выборах и пуйлуша был не тот, тогда Ющенко и все сидели на параде в Москве, а сейчас к этому больному никто не едет, а к России отношение как к взбесившейся бензоколонке.
А що не так? Це тільки 2005, окрім як "паругавшихся бальших дядік наверху" нічого погано, між нашими країнами наче і не було ще. А рашка тоді тільки на Ічкерію напала. Тому нічого дивного.
Блин, просто сердце разрывается от этой песни. Эту песню-то до сих пор играют на митингах, по крайней мере на тех, на которых я была - символ во время оранжевой революции, и до сих пор символ сейчас во время этой ужасной войны. Держитесь, украинцы. Вместе вы едины, вы непобедимы. Слава Украине!
![All Winners of Eurovision Song Contest [1956-2023]](/img/1.gif)
This song is actual again
This particular entry was not meant to win, it was meant to represent the victory of the Ukrainian people at the Orange Revolution. This song will enter Ukrainian history.
мiй син вивчає iстрiю у звичайнiй канадськiй школi. i на уроцi вони слухали цю пiсню як символ помаранчевоi революцii
It deserved top 10
Victory? You must be joking. Come here and look, how our victory look like
@@Dima-mc9ue 유로비전 규칙을 어기는 글을 쓰다가 모스크바 모처에서 검거
@@Dima-mc9ue stfu r*ssian bot
I think I'm one of the few non-Ukrainian fans who honestly liked this song back then (still do)...
Yeah, on opposite from song's title, you, fans of it, are not so many
From Serbia... one of my favourite!
Portugal Lisbon
I'm huge fan, from Slovenia! :)
I'm a great fan. From Azerbai̇jan
"Ніч буде важкою, дуже важкою, але буде ранок." ЗНАЮ ПЕРЕМОЖЕМО РАЗОМ НАС БАГАТО НАС НЕ ПОДОЛАТИ
💙💛
Польща з вами
и Литва
Не отпускает?
Тьфу на .эту песню раз ,тьфу много о раз так и именно так скажут большинство
@@user-tq3ef5ug6l я когда тебя увижу как раз это сделаю что ты написал
Together we're one; together we're strong. My prayers are with you, Ukraine. 🇺🇸❤🇺🇦
Glory to USA! 🇺🇸 Gratitude from Ukraine! 🇺🇦
Разом нас багато, нас не подолати = “Together we are many; we can’t be overcome”
Дякую!
Thanks 🥹🫶
Thank you, American ✊💪 !
March, 5, 2020. Ukraine: Go-A Solovey.
👌👌😅
March, 9, 2021. Ukraine: Go-A Shum.
@@greyelephant7545 во во))
13 may 2024. UA. SHAMAN - Ja Ruskij
@@сйлддhaha, never
This is one of my favourite Ukrainian entries. Great meaning and fantastic passion during the performance. Hugely underrated by many. I stand by my choice . Brilliant song.
This song is still so relevant 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦 Ukraine is strong!
💙💛
MORE relevant!
I can’t stop hearing and singing this song from the top of my lungs! My heart is with you, Ukraine!🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
In your dreams maybe. Its all Spambots Typing...they are programmed
@@valentinvanruiz lol
One of the best Ukrainian entries ever, and I stand by that.
Like, probably the 2nd best.
I instantly liked this even though I didn't understand what it was about at the time. A catchy, energetic song that should've scored higher.
Recent events in the news reminded me of this and I wish our Ukrainian friends a peaceful future 🤞💙💛
I think the hallmark of a great Eurovision entry, is when the feeling the song's trying to convey translates through the language barrier. I had no idea what this song was about, when I was 10, but I still understood the feeling of anger, protest, and rebellion. It's still one of my favorite songs to this day, because of the feelings that it invokes in me.
Well done, Ukraine.
Really?
I have the same language barrier, but IMHO I found it completely meh, I don't feel the emotion, the chorus is completely flat, and even the rap isn't emotional.
1944 was much, MUCH better with raw emotion.
Everyone has their own tastes
🌻
I actually didn't know this song was performed at Eurovision. All these years I only knew it as an anthem of Orange Revolution. And I've liked this song all along so I'm surprised to read all these negative comments here.
Now I came back to this song because of the invasion on Ukraine and my heart is breaking. Slava Ukraini.
The dancers and lights and glitz are nothing compared to the energy of the actual revolution. Slava ukraini!
З 2021 року виглядає не погано, коли пішов реп, то я не любитель його, але тут голос був крутий і такі вставки з різних мов і постановка виглядають дуже круто, "Разом нас багато нас не подолати".
Сильний посил у пісні
@@siebenhundertsiebenundsieb8627 да,с этой песни вас дибилами и начали делать
I love this because of the meaning and story behind it. I'm Australian, but that doesn't mean I can't recognise how important it is.
Though this song seems to be disliked by many people in the comments, "Razom Nas Bahato" represents so much more than just a song. In fact, it applies to many of the different levels of time within the Eurovision Song Contest presented by Philip V. Bohlman in his article Tempus Edax Rerum: Time and the Making of the Eurovision Song. In this article, Bohlman presents his reasons as to why the Eurovision Song Contest, a show labeled as “silly” and “wacky”, should be taken seriously. He does this by focusing on “one of the most distinctive attributes of music, the fact that it takes place in time.” By drawing from Mikhail Bakhtin’s idea of chronotope, “in which cultural fields and human action take place at the intersection of time and place,” Bohlman divides this notion of time into six different levels, or as he puts it, “temporalities”. These different levels of time not only provide categories for the meanings behind Eurovision songs, but also highlight the significance of the contest in regards to how important the performances and songs are for audiences and their nations.
“Razom Nas Bahato” is a great example of the intersection between these temporalities presented by Bohlman. Firstly, it applies to “Musical Time”, which refers to the structure of the contest's songs. Because each song must be three minutes long, the bridge becomes an important sight of difference within songs, where the most originality is shown and the true identity of the song is showcased. In “Razom Nas Bahato”, the bridge allows for a shift in style within the song, where according to Bohlman it goes from “socialist Kampflieder, both East Europeans and in the styles of Chileans resistance songs from the Allende period, to African American urban protest." Secondly, the song applies greatly to the idea of “Historical/Narrative Time”, which refers to the historiographical notion of a song, and its culturally and politically relevant narrative. “Razom Nas Bahato” refers directly to the corruption of the 2004 Ukrainian presidential election, and eventually became the official song of the Orange Revolution, a group of protesters who called for an election revote. Lastly, the song applies to a third temporality, that of Performative/Embodied Time, which refers to other ways in which an audience can relate to a song, such as through costume, theme, color, and/or dance. In “Razom Nas Bahato”, the dancers begin with their hands in shackles, later on breaking free from them. This represents the message of the song, of people who cannot be defeated banding together, of being free from the corruption and protesting it.
In sum, this song is quite important for multiple reasons, all of which should be considered by its audiences, whoever they may be. “Razom Nas Bahato” is a great example of how significant the Eurovision Song Contest is, perfectly showcasing why it should be taken seriously.
Pray for Ukraine. Best regarda from Poland!
More important than Ukraine’s placement in the contest is that this song brought the spirit of the people to such a large audience. The struggles and protests of Ukraine are illuminated at a literal Eurocentric stage for the west to see. “Razom nas bahato, nas ne polodati” (Together we are many, we will not be defeated) was a popular chant from the orange revolution. In the original version of the song, there was no English, and they mentioned Yuschenko by name. GreenJolly tried to dial it down for more appeal, but that strategy did not work (Neither does rapping in Eurovision most of the time). However, rap is a really good medium for activists, even if this song was not the most pleasing, I still think they accomplished their goal on one of, if not the biggest European stage.
I still revisit this song by Ukraine from time to time. Being from Australia of Greek background I cannot understand why I loved this so much but I do. Peace to Ukraine.
This song should be on the speakers in ukraine right now! Praying for ukraine. STOP THE INVASION from RUSSIA!
I agree, it's even more poignant now than it was 18 years ago.
It looks strange that you wrote the word "Ukraine" only in small letters, and the word "Russia" only in large ones. But nevertheless, I fully support your message! Slava Ukraini
@@mas-day3574 unnecessary comment, dude.
🇷🇺🔪🩸👶🇺🇦
Это они пели "Ющенко - так, Ющенко - так, це наш Президент"
tak
Среди пяти президентов Ющенко ещё оказался далеко не худший вариант.
@@heppolo как президент, он был нормальный. А вот все остальные подвели.
Да мы все это помним
@@heppolo он был худшим...
2k21 I’m polish, still got chills on my skin.
Jest nas wielu!
So actually . In 2005 , 2014 and now..in 2022:/...why :/
Coz of russia
Абсолютно незгодна з усіма, хто обливає брудом цю пісню! Моя думка, що навіть після стількох років цей виступ все ще крутий і вайбовий 👍🏽
Він випередив час
Да і досіх пір я відчуваю мурашки.слава Україні!!!
Месадж файний, але пісня ніяка, як і вокалісти. Не рівень Євробачення. Особливо у порівнянні з іншими артистами від України за всю історію
One of my favourites of 2005! Great job Ukraine:)
я не понял, почему єти тряпки аля аквафрешь мелькают?
Those dancers🔥🔥
Мені здається чи ця пісня звучить краще ніж я її пам'ятаю? Краще ніж Оторвальд з "Time".
Ага.
Торвальди норм
В торвальде подкачал постановщик в финале
школярки підбирали по тунелям у вухах, вони ж і російську проститутку марув вибирали.
,,Jest nas wielu, nas nie pokonacie!" My favorite in 2005. Greetings from Poland :)
Deserved 12 points from you guys in Poland 😀
❤️❤️❤️
Разом нас багато 💙💛 El pueblo unido jamás será vencido!
Al pueblo ucraniano siempre le faltaba eso: unión. Nos dividiamos siempre en este y oeste. Ahora estamos más unidos que nunca.
Разом нас багато! Нас не подолати 🌻
Glory to Ukraine. 🇺🇦
Respect from Greece. 🇬🇷
this is probably my favourite ukrainian entry, it's catchy and has an excellent message about the orange revolution.
I genuinely liked this song at the time and I still do today
та не пизди
Stay strong Ukraine! Freedom peace and democracy is the only way! 💛💙
I think English parts ruined this song.
Привіт з 2018-го, браття! Чи ж є ще хто тут?
Є. Нам знову треба Ющенка ;(
Дароу
Ю щенка - так! Ю щенка - так! То наш презыдент! Махинациям - ни, хвальсификациям - ни ,ни брехни. Дайош хворильню майбутнього жони и нови вулыки бджолам. А Миздобулу Андрийовычу хатынку, как положено. Плям, плям, плям... arecysq был диоксин, жаль горилка несвежая.
2019 пиздец щас гавно
Порашенко так! Це ваш долбаёб) разом вы все в жопе, кинули, как лохов!
Deserved better than 19th. Best masterpiece of the hosting masterpieces 🇦🇿❤️🇺🇦
Блин ты везде где евровидение. Даже тут от тебя не спрятаться)
Dear Farid, tell me pls
WHAT
THE
F**K
ARE
YOU
DOING
HERE
@@user-vn1no7ws2b nothing, just commenting, what is wrong?
@@Vasil.Kostadinov_official sometimes I see you under the most unexpected videos. Like I would not be surprised if it was ukraine 2004, but I haven't ever thought I'd meet you here. Really an "Epic Azerbaijani Guy"
@@user-vn1no7ws2b lmao 😂
17 років минуло, Україна вже відкрито 8-й рік відбиває напад Росії, пісня як ніколи актуальна!
Чи про всяку пісню з Євробачення можна так сказати?
Впринципі Пісня Паш теж доречна, Джамали теж, але не така, як ця
Мені здається, що ця пісня має коріння десь аж в 13 столітті :) "з'єднаних нас ніхто не зломить" - за легендою, це слова Святополка ІІ, князя (герцога) Гданьського Помор'я. Таак, досі актуально.
Вже 9
From Venezuela, i can tell you that I loved this group and the song there in 2005, the content of the lyrics for reflection
Коли Калуш виграють у 2022-му, Гринджоли розйобували Євробачення в подібному музичному жанрі в далекому 2005-му.. Олди пам'ятають🫂 Ющенко - так 🧡
This is still my all time favourite Ukrainian song, not gonna lie! My third in 2005
Нє, ну давайте будемо чесні, це була хітяра)
Solidarity with Ukraine right now....
25.02.22 Разом нас багато, нас не подолати 💙💛🇺🇦
Super ste! Pozdrav iz Montenegra.
Poland support Ukraine 🇺🇦🇵🇱
missing eurovision so much this year...memorable song for me.i like revisiting it from time to time
Best song on Eurovision ever!
Нет...
@@daniil8962 московита ответ
Definitely one of the more meaningful ones
Не сама краща, але хороша, мені подобається.
This song is really cool and catchy. Definitely my winner in 2005. I'm happy because my country (Spain) gave 1 point to Ukraine
This is my winner too! I'm not happy because my country gave no points to this (Mainly because my country isn't in Eurovision)
For me it's 4th
What a shame we only got to hear the singer's phenomenal voice right at the end; if he'd had a chance to showcase it the whole way through this could have scored much higher!
This is more important than ever, we wont stand this!
Actually I like this song more than 1944.
Wish you Ukrainan friends a peaceful future
Stay strong Ukraine !!! 🇺🇦
I dont understand but i love so much this song they deserve higher place love from France 🇫🇷❤️
We are many, we are undefeatable.
I remember this song very well, I liked it a lot
Being here around 22.02.2022 is also supportive, stay strong, my real Eastern friends!
20.02.14!!!
Jest nas wielu
Nas nie pokonacie
Love from Croatia
This was actually good, but Ukraine didn't want to win 2 times in a row.
How so?
Portugal 26th hosting 2018
Ця пісня в 2022-му стала ну дуже доречною!
Але ж в 2005-му, UA🇺🇦 і RU🇷🇺 були друзі... навіть строки присутні "Вместе мы едины - мы не победимы!"
А що за жахливі режисери трансляції, коли В УКРАЇНІ під час виступу УКРАЇНСЬКОЇ групи на фоні одні прапори русні...
Ці рядки були не для росіян, а для російськомовних українців
Дибілоїд у нас війна з 2014 а не 2022!!!
@@user-ie5rv8wo7y це 2005 рік! За 9 років до війни!
Pray for Ukraine!
hi i'm stuck with this song since i was little since 2005 i am from belarus
i watch it over and over again for so long
Saaaaaamee 🇺🇦⚪🔴⚪ but from the last year
Razom nas bahato !
💛💙
I'm almost crying whilst watching, knowing how much this must have meant for both the performers and the Ukrainian audience 😥
*TOGETHER WE ARE MANY!*
Love this one SO much! Feeling your struggle, Ukraine! Greetings and love from Denmark ❤️❤️
Слава Украіне ! Жыве Беларусь!
Украинскими и Российскими флагами машут вместе,давно я такого не видел(
Це було до 2014-го року)
АВАТАРИЯ С САНЕЙ ну це само собою)
Точніше у 2005 році це було
Надіюсь такого більше ніколи не буде!
тогда не было оккупации Крыма Россией и развязанной войны на Донбассе, тогда Россия не нападала на Грузию, тогда тоже просовывали марионетку януковича, который делал махинации на выборах и пуйлуша был не тот, тогда Ющенко и все сидели на параде в Москве, а сейчас к этому больному никто не едет, а к России отношение как к взбесившейся бензоколонке.
В 2023 році більш актуальною є пісня!!!!
This is our Ukrainian Anthem!🇺🇦💛💙
🇺🇦🇪🇺
Respectc from Poland Bóg Honor Ojczyzna ❤
This song always stuck in my head, very catchy
*кто что бы не говорил, - Гринджолы, - ШИКАРНО ВЫСТУПИЛИ!!*
Ахаха, даже спустя годы стыд охватывает.
Закрий рот
@@hiphopvideo2652 бро, это блевотина
Любители политосрача
Да почему?
I love you Ukraine
I love you Ukraine stay strong remember that people do really love and care for you
I really like this.
I honestly like this.
Yeah same, and I'm not even Ukrainian.
Same and I am from Azerbai̇jan. I don't understand Ukrainian but it sounds cool
Якого хуя там російські прапори? Пізда в цьому контексті
Прикол в том шо я тік один наш прапорець замітив
А що не так?
Це тільки 2005, окрім як "паругавшихся бальших дядік наверху" нічого погано, між нашими країнами наче і не було ще. А рашка тоді тільки на Ічкерію напала. Тому нічого дивного.
Still relevant!!
Блин, просто сердце разрывается от этой песни. Эту песню-то до сих пор играют на митингах, по крайней мере на тех, на которых я была - символ во время оранжевой революции, и до сих пор символ сейчас во время этой ужасной войны.
Держитесь, украинцы. Вместе вы едины, вы непобедимы. Слава Украине!
Слава Украине!!!!!!!!!! BRAVO!!!!! 💙💙💙💙💙💛💛💛💛💛✌✌✌✌✌🙏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 🇺🇦 🇺🇦
салоедостану пизджык
SLAVA UKRAINE 🇱🇹❤️🇺🇦
super
Героям Слава
i love it!
XSunacX Yes! It's an awesome and important song, one of my favorite Ukranian entries
There are many of us
We can't be deafeated
Guilty pleasure
This song is dope:) All you haters are out of your mind. This is good. This is a powerful song with a message for everyone, not just Ukrainians.
One of my favorite Ukrainian entries :)
Ющенко-так!Ющенко-так!
Це наш президент!
Так!Так!
Так
Так
Ющенко був надто хорошим.....
Как же все класно начиналось! И как все слили((
За Шершавого могли быть только идиоты...
@@Oie-yoi фан зека?
Неплохо так смотрится с 2021го.
Зря хейтили
Цьому відео 5 років але це актуально в сьогоднішній день
Навіть не 5, а 17
2005..
💙💛 do przodu Ukraina! !!
Slava Ukrajini🇹🇷❤️🇺🇦
Разом нас багато, нас не подолати! 🇺🇦❤️🔱
I love Ukraine 💙💛
Офігезна пісня і крутий виступ, що б хто не казав
🇵🇱🤝🇺🇦
2:12, Si estamos juntos, somos invencibles in Spanish.
I have it in the top 10. 9th place