As a Norwegian, I am happy about our entry this year! This is Norwegian culture, Norwegian music, and it's all typically Norwegian. Finally, we're sending something other than smooth pop, and I don't care about the result we get. This is Norway!
Norwegian here. This is something I’ve wanted from Norway for such a long time. The pop-songs we’ve sent the recent years have become stale to me. Queen of The Kings and Spirit in The Sky were both great songs, but this is what I think Norway needed to send this year. I felt that this stood out tremendously from the generic pop-songs from this MGP final. Finally something that feels Norwegian and Scandinavian, finally singing in Norwegian, finally having cultural elements in a song, I absolutely love it. I know that probably a majority of Europe won’t understand what this song makes us Norwegians feel, but I won’t be disappointed. It’s similar to Spain’s entrant last year, the Spanish didn’t care what Europe thought of it because it represented something special for Spain, likewise what «ulveham» represents for us.
Thank you for reacting♥🇳🇴 I think this is absolutely captivating. Awesome. Epic. So proud we are sending something authentic over the pop/plastic/generic this year!! Yeeey. Hoping 🙏 that juries will love this one, too.
the lyrics are based on a 1,000-year-old ballad. the music itself is gone and only the lyrics remain. the way she sings is traditional. the calls are based on the maiden calling the animals in for the evening and it can be heard between the mountains, a bit like yodeling in Switzerland.
Hi, I am Norwegian 🇧🇻 The singing in the beginning of the song is "kulokk", tradditionally how they called the cows to them in the contryside. The text is telling a 1000 year old folklore story about an evil stepmother cursing her stepdaugter to be a wolf alone in the forrest. And the only way she can break the curse is to drink her brothers blood. In the end she sees her stepmother in the forrest so she attacks and eats her. Turns out her stepmother was pregnant, leading her to drink her brothers blood and breaks the curse.
This was my favourite from the start. I have followed Gåte for many years. This is so Norwegian that it can get. I am so proud that we send Gåte to Eurovision.🇧🇻 The jury points counted 60 to 40%. They voted mostly Keino. And there song sounded like aqua on crack. But the people and gåte beat the jury. I't may not win eurovision because of the jury. But i really hope that Gåte and the european population show the jury wrong. Anyways, if they don't win. It doesn't matter. This is Norway🇧🇻
This pure Norwegian folk mixed with rock nothing celtic in it. She is singing a form of herd calling called kulokk that has roots at least a 1000 years back. The only reason they did not win with a landslide was because of the International "expert"jury.
In the Celtic world, there are many Scandinavian influences. Within Scotland, Ireland and Isle of Man, the Vikings influences were mainly Norwegian. The Norwegians established significant settlements and then Kingdoms here. In Wales, there were recorded Viking raids and some evidence of small settlements. In Cornwall, strategic alliances were formed with Danish Vikings in order to defend Cornish lands from Anglo-Saxon incursion. Brittany experienced significant Viking raids and occupations. I do not pretend that i have much knowledge about celtic music, but i wouldn't be surprised if there was influences.
Creo que es una de las propuestas que se posicionan en los más altos puestos de mi top este año, el primer "Edwin Allert" real, y estoy de acuerdo contigo, la combinación de todos los elementos es tan impecable que va aser muy bien valorada por el jurado, suponiendo que el público en la semifinal lo haga clasificar, que sin duda lo hará)... Salud y saludos desde Venezuela!!! I think it is one of the proposals that is positioned at the highest positions in my top this year, the first real "Edwin Allert", and I agree with you, the combination of all the elements is so impeccable that it is going to be very good valued by the jury, assuming that the public in the semi-final makes him qualify (which without a doubt they will)... Blessings and greetings from Venezuela!!!
This is Norway. Old fairy tale about a stephmother cursing the stepdaughter because of jealousy. It's a story that's common in the Nordic countries. And it's 1000 years old. Gåte is one of our most famous bands, using traditional music with rock. They are known for their amazing shows. Like another commenter here said, I don't care if we win or not. And I loved Keiinos and Subwoofers stuff from past years, but Gåte is singing our Norwegian souls. Or maybe our Nordic souls. The instrument is originally sweedish, but used all over the north in traditional music.
Vi vet at nøkkelharpa kommer fra Europa (kontinentet) opprinnelig. På 1600-tallet fantes det også i Tyskland, Danmark og Norge. Vi vet at det var mer utbredt i Sverige, men det er en del av vår historie også.
He is right. The ref is an acient calling. Its kulukk. Its a way norwegian Budeier or cultural norwegian farmgirls sang to attrack their cattles in the mountains.
Norway Gåte ,Many people are not aware of what she actually sings, which in my opinion is a cruel text from the old days. And i am from Norway ! The text copied from newspaper: She summarizes "Ulveham", based on an old medieval ballad, as the story of an evil stepmother who casts a curse on her stepdaughter - who turns into a wolf running in the forest forever. She only loses her wolf's hide if she drinks her own brother's blood. "There will be a kind of happy - but cruel - ending when she meets the stepmother on horseback in the forest, throws herself at her, rips out her heart and drinks the blood. Because the stepmother is pregnant with her brother - thereby the curse is lifted
Its a very dark text and old. Im prowed🇳🇴. But sad they have to take away the text, some stupid people say they canånt use it becouse its over 1000 year old medieval ballad. They have to make a new text, its sooo sad 😢. She sings- I was a fare and thin maisen. With a stepmother evil,my mother died She turned me into a sword and a needle And send me off to the king's court And my stepmother's anger felt the most When everyone food liked me the best She gave me a wolf gray fur She swore I would walk alone in the forest And I will never be whole and well Before I drink my brother's blood
@@Koreviking R1b er det, så der tar du feil :) Forresten R1b er dominerende haplogruppe blant menn langs hele kysten i Norge, samt Island osv ;) ;) Finner heller omtrent 0% I1 blant norrøne utposter utenom Island så naturlig å anta at det her vært tilsig av I1 til Island etter vikingetiden.
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As a Norwegian, I am happy about our entry this year! This is Norwegian culture, Norwegian music, and it's all typically Norwegian. Finally, we're sending something other than smooth pop, and I don't care about the result we get. This is Norway!
Totally agreed😊
You deserve to win ❤
I am also Norwegian and of course COMPLETELY agree. This has everything and I hope and believe that GÅTE will do very well in Eurovision 🇧🇻🇧🇻🇧🇻🇧🇻
I really hope Norway will take it home with the landslide. ❤
I do so agree!
Magic, ❤❤❤ have everything ,goosebums, Go straight to the heart ❤❤❤
Norwegian here. This is something I’ve wanted from Norway for such a long time. The pop-songs we’ve sent the recent years have become stale to me. Queen of The Kings and Spirit in The Sky were both great songs, but this is what I think Norway needed to send this year. I felt that this stood out tremendously from the generic pop-songs from this MGP final. Finally something that feels Norwegian and Scandinavian, finally singing in Norwegian, finally having cultural elements in a song, I absolutely love it. I know that probably a majority of Europe won’t understand what this song makes us Norwegians feel, but I won’t be disappointed. It’s similar to Spain’s entrant last year, the Spanish didn’t care what Europe thought of it because it represented something special for Spain, likewise what «ulveham» represents for us.
all I can say is THANK YOU, THANK YOU for bringing this masterpiece to Eurovision. ❤🤍💙
You said it…. Out of this world 🙏♥️🇳🇴🫶
Love it!! Magical ❤❤
Thank you for reacting♥🇳🇴 I think this is absolutely captivating. Awesome. Epic. So proud we are sending something authentic over the pop/plastic/generic this year!! Yeeey. Hoping 🙏 that juries will love this one, too.
thank you so much for watching!!! looooove this!
Thank you so much 🙏💖🇧🇻
Yes, this is truly amazing. Insane and beautiful, strong and extremely capturing.
this song gives me goosebumps from the first second of it. it's magical!
the lyrics are based on a 1,000-year-old ballad. the music itself is gone and only the lyrics remain. the way she sings is traditional. the calls are based on the maiden calling the animals in for the evening and it can be heard between the mountains, a bit like yodeling in Switzerland.
100% agree! Magical! ❤
I LOVE your reaction! 😍🎶👏 Cheers from Norway!
thank you so much for watching! Such an AMAZING song!
My favourite. Wish Ireland would do something like this but Celtic and in Irish.
that's a dream us Irish eurofans have since 1996... still waiting!
Like your profile pic there,, ...You look like The Big Fellah 👍☘ Erin Go Bragh!
It’s based on a traditional ‘kulokk’, which is a kind of song used to call the cows back from the pasture.
it's just magical!!!
3 another beautiful songs from Gåte: "Svarteboka", "Huldra" and "Kom no disjka"
great reaction, I would love to suggest a reaction to Gåte again, but then with "Svarteboka" :-) It's awesome too
Hi, I am Norwegian 🇧🇻 The singing in the beginning of the song is "kulokk", tradditionally how they called the cows to them in the contryside. The text is telling a 1000 year old folklore story about an evil stepmother cursing her stepdaugter to be a wolf alone in the forrest. And the only way she can break the curse is to drink her brothers blood. In the end she sees her stepmother in the forrest so she attacks and eats her. Turns out her stepmother was pregnant, leading her to drink her brothers blood and breaks the curse.
This was my favourite from the start. I have followed Gåte for many years. This is so Norwegian that it can get. I am so proud that we send Gåte to Eurovision.🇧🇻 The jury points counted 60 to 40%. They voted mostly Keino. And there song sounded like aqua on crack. But the people and gåte beat the jury. I't may not win eurovision because of the jury. But i really hope that Gåte and the european population show the jury wrong. Anyways, if they don't win. It doesn't matter. This is Norway🇧🇻
Thank you;)
love from Norway!
you guys are AMAZING this year!!
This pure Norwegian folk mixed with rock nothing celtic in it.
She is singing a form of herd calling called kulokk that has roots at least a 1000 years back.
The only reason they did not win with a landslide was because of the International "expert"jury.
In the Celtic world, there are many Scandinavian influences. Within Scotland, Ireland and Isle of Man, the Vikings influences were mainly Norwegian. The Norwegians established significant settlements and then Kingdoms here. In Wales, there were recorded Viking raids and some evidence of small settlements. In Cornwall, strategic alliances were formed with Danish Vikings in order to defend Cornish lands from Anglo-Saxon incursion. Brittany experienced significant Viking raids and occupations. I do not pretend that i have much knowledge about celtic music, but i wouldn't be surprised if there was influences.
Creo que es una de las propuestas que se posicionan en los más altos puestos de mi top este año, el primer "Edwin Allert" real, y estoy de acuerdo contigo, la combinación de todos los elementos es tan impecable que va aser muy bien valorada por el jurado, suponiendo que el público en la semifinal lo haga clasificar, que sin duda lo hará)... Salud y saludos desde Venezuela!!!
I think it is one of the proposals that is positioned at the highest positions in my top this year, the first real "Edwin Allert", and I agree with you, the combination of all the elements is so impeccable that it is going to be very good valued by the jury, assuming that the public in the semi-final makes him qualify (which without a doubt they will)... Blessings and greetings from Venezuela!!!
This is Norway. Old fairy tale about a stephmother cursing the stepdaughter because of jealousy. It's a story that's common in the Nordic countries. And it's 1000 years old. Gåte is one of our most famous bands, using traditional music with rock. They are known for their amazing shows. Like another commenter here said, I don't care if we win or not. And I loved Keiinos and Subwoofers stuff from past years, but Gåte is singing our Norwegian souls. Or maybe our Nordic souls. The instrument is originally sweedish, but used all over the north in traditional music.
I love both sides of Norwegian music (huge Keiino fan here) but I needed something like THIS in Eurovision!
Vi vet at nøkkelharpa kommer fra Europa (kontinentet) opprinnelig. På 1600-tallet fantes det også i Tyskland, Danmark og Norge. Vi vet at det var mer utbredt i Sverige, men det er en del av vår historie også.
Yes!!! Oslo 2025 🇳🇴
no oslo :P
winner 2024
He is right. The ref is an acient calling. Its kulukk. Its a way norwegian Budeier or cultural norwegian farmgirls sang to attrack their cattles in the mountains.
Catle Call
❤🎉🇧🇻🇧🇻🇧🇻🇧🇻🇧🇻👏👏👏👏
Epic!
it's just soooo good!!!
Yes, epic is the word 👏🏽👏🏽
❤❤❤
Norway Gåte ,Many people are not aware of what she actually sings, which in my opinion is a cruel text from the old days. And i am from Norway ! The text copied from newspaper:
She summarizes "Ulveham", based on an old medieval ballad, as the story of an evil stepmother who casts a curse on her stepdaughter - who turns into a wolf running in the forest forever. She only loses her wolf's hide if she drinks her own brother's blood.
"There will be a kind of happy - but cruel - ending when she meets the stepmother on horseback in the forest, throws herself at her, rips out her heart and drinks the blood. Because the stepmother is pregnant with her brother - thereby the curse is lifted
Its a very dark text and old. Im prowed🇳🇴. But sad they have to take away the text, some stupid people say they canånt use it becouse its over 1000 year old medieval ballad. They have to make a new text, its sooo sad 😢. She sings- I was a fare and thin maisen. With a stepmother evil,my mother died
She turned me into a sword and a needle
And send me off to the king's court
And my stepmother's anger felt the most
When everyone food liked me the best
She gave me a wolf gray fur
She swore I would walk alone in the forest
And I will never be whole and well
Before I drink my brother's blood
They are not Celtic sounds, they are Scandinavian, ffs!
De slo seg med i Norge fra 4-500 tallet under merovinger tiden så helt feil antagelse er det vel ikke
@@drgreengood Hm? Hvilke “de” er det du shaker om nå? Vi har ikke hatt noen keltiske folkeslag her i Norge. Det er HELT feil.
@@Koreviking R1b er det, så der tar du feil :) Forresten R1b er dominerende haplogruppe blant menn langs hele kysten i Norge, samt Island osv ;) ;) Finner heller omtrent 0% I1 blant norrøne utposter utenom Island så naturlig å anta at det her vært tilsig av I1 til Island etter vikingetiden.
Why is the sound of the band/artist soooo low ? All got from this is you talking away.
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