Joost Klein - Europapa | Netherlands | Official Music Video | Eurovision 2024 - Roadie Reacts
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
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Joost Klein - Europapa | Netherlands 🇳🇱 | Official Music Video | Eurovision 2024
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He got wrongly disqualified. The whole thing started from a woman that was filming in no-camera zone and he told her several times to stop filming before the whole thing escalated (he never resorted to any violence by the way even though some sources started spreading news that he got violent). He was even ready for apologizing publicly even though it wasn't his fault but the woman refused to accept his apology. He got disqualified under shady circumstances. This was especially sad as with this performance he respected his parents who died when he was 12 years old. Hence the ending "from me, to my parents".
There can be cameras in no-camera zones for documentary purposes. It's just a different security clearance.
Still, security deal with people taking pictures in the wrong areas, not artists. Artists are there to sing and dance.
@@Adamskyize there was an agreement put in place beforehand that she was not allowed to film him at that moment. She was told this repeatedly, but instead of respecting the agreement, she kept harassing him when he was at his most emotionally vulnerable.
@@liliaeth Even the Swedish police is convinced that what he did was illegal. Not disrespectful or annoying but actually illegal.
He went too far and that has consequences.
to me, joost honored his parents - he brought so much joy and still brings joy to so many people. He dont need a rigged contest to shine like a star. his parents can be proud. He achieved his dream, he made people dance and smile in whole of europe
Why I think Europapa is a masterpiece?
As a Dutch native speaker myself, I thought, why not translate Europapa, explaining the deeper meaning of the song (its my personal take on the song and not verified of course (only Joost knows) but I think it makes sense.
Have a read:
--> Welkom in Europa, blijf hier tot ik dood ga
(Welcome in Europe, I'll stay here till I die)
Welcome in a world without borders, without constraints.
I will never let myself be constricted.
--> Euro-pa-pa, Euro-pa-pa
(Euro-dad-dy, Euro-dad-dy)
--> Bezoek m'n friends in France
(I visit my friends in France)
'Friends' translated in France is 'Amis'
Amis was author of e.g. 'Invasion of the Space Invaders' and 'Money'.
Joost didn't visited friends in a country, he identified himself with characters in books.
--> Of neem de benen naar Wenen.
(or take a walk to Vienna)
In Dutch 'de benen nemen' has two meanings. Litterary is means 'to walk', but figuratively it means 'running away'
Same counts for 'Wenen'. Translated to English can mean 'the capital of Austria 'Vienna' but can also be translated to 'crying'.
So, it can mean 'walk to Vienna' or 'running away to despair'
--> Ik wil weg uit Netherlands, maar m'n paspoort is verdwenen
(I want to leave the Netherlands, but my passport is gone)
I want to run away from my childhood, run away from my pain, but I lost my identity. I don't know who I am anymore, I'm lost.
--> Heb gelukkig geen visum nodig om bij je te zijn
(I don't need a visa to be with you)
There's is nothing what can stop me to be with you, you are in my heart.
--> Dus neem de bus naar Polen
(So I take the bus to Poland)
Besides transportation, a bus is also a conductor. Polen, in Dutch, is the plural of pool. In English poles. So magnetism. With a balance of positive and negative ends.
--> of de trein naar Berlijn
(or the train to Berlin)
First; the Berlin Wall was the symbol of the Cold War and a divided Europe.
The fall of the Berlin Wall symbolizes the start of a united Europe.
Second; the track 'Friesenjung' of Joost Klein is co-written by his friend, the Berlin rapper Ski Aggu.
--> Ik heb geen geld voor Paris, dus gebruik m'n fantasie
(I don't have money for Paris, so I use my imagination)
Paris is the city of love. But there's no currency in the world that can buy his father back. He only can use his imagination to be reunited with his father
--> Heb je een еuro'tje, please? Zеg "merci" en "alsjeblieft"
(can you spare a euro, please? Say "merci" en "here you are")
Can I have a bit of your wealth, please? In return I will share a bit of my love with you.
--> Ik ben echt alles kwijt behalve de tijd
(I lost everything, except the time)
I lost everything what's important to me (his parents) the only thing that remains is the time he has left in his life, without his father a burden.
--> Dus ben elke dag op reis want de wereld is van mij
(So I'm travelling every day because the world is mine)
He's running, searching, trying to find something. Every day over and over and again in a world where he feels lonely.
--> Ich bin in Deutschland, aber ich bin so allein
(I'm in Germany, but I'm so alone)
The track 'Friesenjung' was a huge hit in Germany. He made it in Germany, but he can't share his successes with the one who is most inportant to him.
--> Io sono in Italia, maar toch doet het pijn
(I'm in Italy, but it hurts)
In his track 'Ome Robert' Joost sings (well actually screams), 'Who are you? I'm a god!'. But even the gods of the Roman empire are not enough to soothen the pain.
--> Ben aan het vluchten van mezelf, roep de hele dag om help
(I'm running away from myself, call for help the whole day)
I don't want to be the person as I am today, don't want to feel the pain anymore. But I can't do this on my own. I need help. Perhaps he asks his dad for help but realizes he is on his own.
--> Ja, ik geef zelfs mensen geld, maar d'r is niemand die me helpt
(Yes, I even give money to people and organizations, but there's nobody who helps)
I need help and I'm willing to share everything I have, but nobody understands my pain, not even the organizations who should have taken care of me. I feel alone and lonely.
--> Ik hoef geen escargots, hoef geen fish 'n' chips
Hoef geen paella, no, ik weet niet eens echt wat dat is
(I don't need escargots, don't need fish 'n' chips. Don't need paella, no, I'm not even sure what it is)
I'm not interested in luxury, not interested in traditions, not interested in exotic places.
--> Zet de radio aan, ik hoor Stromae met "Papaoutai"
(turn on the radio, I hear Stromae with "Papaoutai")
I tune in and hear someone in a similiar situation (Stromae lost his father as well) echoing my thoughts ('Papaoutai' means 'Daddy, where are you?')
--> Zal niet stoppen, tot ze zeggen: "Ja, ja, dat doet 'ie goed, ey"
(Will not stop until they say: "yeah, yeah, he doing a great job, ey")
I'm a insecure and will not stop until I got the confirmation that I'm on the right track. That I'm doing a good job. A tab on the shoulder will do.
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And there you have it.
Europapa is a masterpiece....
And it ends before it begun, so sad, but it is what it is, love from a stranger from the Netherlands ❤
He was wrongly disqualified after defending him self from a woman harrasing him by pushing the camera away (she was harrasing multiple contestants at that point), The dutch broadcaster will likely sue eurovision due to this
I'm Dutch.... hmmzzz don't really care. Sure he would have won the festival, but that has nothing to do with the (bad) quality of the song. Rather politics. The EU is not long for this world, it was set up to fail from the get-go and its merely supported by politicians and authoritarians. (and of course some naive citizens that believed all the lies). This has been the reason I stopped watching Eurovision songfestival about 25 years ago, as it was blatantly obvious its just EU propaganda and trying to promote their vision. (at that time it was expending the EU to the east, incorporating countries that in no way of form could sanely be adopted into the monetary union and expect stability. The Jenga tower is set up and looks amazing.... but it is a Jenga tower non the less.)
@stijnvdv2 i dont get what you are saying, this years eurovision was everything BUT EU propaganda lol, it was totally centered around Israel and kinda felt like anti european at this point. For gods sake the only person that sang about uniting europe got disqualified 🤣
Personally i loved europapa but ofc music is subjective for everyone. You saved your self from not watching this years hot garbage of a show
I'm a german metalhead but I love this song. I don't know why 😅
This is what makes living on planet earth interesting! Love it!
It wasn't his fault. Joost is the sweetest person and worked almost half his life to get to the finals of Eurovision. Please also react to his live performance during semi final 2...he's hilarious😁
They definitely did him dirty and took his dream from him, which we'll never forget! But karma is a B and Eurovision will find out what a huge mistake they made..🤷♀️
F the EBU! We love Joost! He designed those jackets himself. Joost is art. If you like creativity and hype parties, Joost is your man.
Nice reaction Joel. The song is about things like the rise of nationalist governments and the people's sentiments against the European Union (the family house burning) and EU coming under pressure.
There's also a lot of 90s happy hardcore in the song, which was a big part of mainstream music for a while in the Netherlands
joke of an competition
Joost Klaini kõrvaldamine võistlustelt võis olla tahtlik provokatsioon, et see laul kõrvaldada konkurensist