The song represents Dutch hardcore history, but it also has a deeper meaning. The ending breaks my heart where he seranades his parents, who passed away at a young age. His papa always told him to believe in expanding borders and now he's done it.
The last part of the song says: At the end of the day, we're all human beings. my father told me, its a world without borders. "i miss you every day", is what i secretly whisper. you see dad, i listend to you.
Joost klein is groot! He dedicated this song to his father who died when he was 12 years old. His dad taught him that the world has no true boundaries. His mother died when he was 13. He is a huge inspiration to young folks. He is such a legend the world needs more people like Joost. He has gone through so many challenges in life, it is a true inspiration to see how he deals with it. Joost klein, droom groot.❤
From Stromae -> "Papaoutai" meaning "Dad, where are you". The song has different layers, where the remembrance of his father and mother who passed away when Joost was little (no pun intended ;-) ), is a deeper layer. In my view you see In the intro the house of Europe, at the end it's burning. This is a more political layer. But the song has a positive message: "let's come together!" where the upbeat of the music is adding the vibe. I hope that the whole audience at the live performance will dance to the music and make Joost's performance a great happening.
Some interesting facts: Joost Klein is maybe more popular in Germany and Belgium then in the Netherlands itself. He even had a number 1 hit in Germany with Friesenjung. The list of people who are in the video: In the dinner scene you can see: Rene Froger (De Toppers - ESC 2009) S10 (ESC 2022), Donnie (Dutch rapartist, cowrote the song) and Emma Wortelboer (tv presenter, gave the televote points in 2019). On the tv is Tim Haars with a typical New Kids line. New Kids was a tvshow in the Netherlands and Germany, following a group lowbeat hangyouth, with a huge cult following. In the car at the end the one and only DJ Paul Elstak. He remixed the song at the end. He is one of the early adopters of the 90s happy hardcore/rave sound. A wave which was massive in the Netherlands.
His father died when he was 12 and his mother when he was 13. So “papa” is like father or dad in Dutch. So the song is kind of about his dad. In the end he talks about his dad.
This is a masterpiece!!! This is the winner of Eurovision Songcontest 2024. No doubt. Europapa = Eurodad. 12 points for The Netherlands. An ode to his father who passed away when he was 12 years and his mother who passed away when he was 13 years. His father told him that there are no borders, no limits. Go travel and discover Europe and the world. He promised his father that one day he will be singing at the Eurovision. They used to watch it together when he was a child. Now he made it, because he will be on stage this year. The fire simbolise letting go of the pain no having his parents and the start of a new chapter in his life.
Heyhey! Here’s the translation to the ending!!! What he says roughly translates to ‘At the end of the day we’re all just people, my father used to tell me it’s a world without grenzen (grenzen, means borders but it also translates to limitations). I miss you everyday is what I quietly whisper, see dad? In the end I always listened’ referring to the advice he gave him. He always told his parents who both passed he wanted to go to Eurovision and now he made it, taking after his fathers advice not to feel limited since the world is beyond limitation if you’re willing to work hard for it.
I get that most people, especially when you’re not from Holland, will not get everything on the first listen. This is classic Joost; he talks about difficult things but makes it sounds so fun. He always uses a lot of puns in his songs, which are hilarious when you get them. I love this song, love the fact that people love it. Full circle moment for Joost, he’s gonna be great
This is fabulous, I gave up on the UVSC 3 years ago but Joost makes me want to watch it again. This work of art has it all, it makes you laugh, it makes you wanna move to the groove, and it is a great message, so many typical Dutch referrals / hidden gems, it gives me Chickenskin (Goosebumps) and it made me cry. I have found out how great Joost is because of this piece of art, I did not even know about him before he was on the Avondshow with Arjen Lubach not so long ago. My initial 1st impression was ""what a nutter"", but that soon changed finding out his backstory and hearing this art for the 1st time. Now I am backtracing his artwork and am amazed at how great of an artist he actually is, and me being no spring chicken anymore at 58 and counting he achieved to impress me, and I'm not easily impressed. Joost is a revelation, wow!! Joost lost his dad to cancer when he was a teenager +/- 13 years old, and his mother died from a heart attack a year later. ""Those who laugh the brightest most always have the heaviest loads they carry around, where ever they travel that backpack of experiences is always there, they can't escape from that, be as free a spirit as you can be, respect your elders, don't waste your time, and an ode to his dad credo""borders are stupid"", and Ubuntu(*)"" This sums up Europapa (papa is Dutch for Daddy) for me, it is true Art and a masterpiece by Joost (Joast) Klein (kline). (*) Ubuntu (Xhosa(a South African tribe language) for "we are all as one"") is the most prolific, important, eye-opening, life-changing word I have learned in my 58 years of being an earthling. Ubuntu to you, fellow earthling :) Btw Klein means small in Dutch. Joost Klein, dream big
The last part is about his dad, who he lost to cancer at a young age. Shortly after he also lost his mother, that explains the end. He told his dad that one day he would be singing at the Eurovision, now he finally made it. It represents a full circle, he loves his parents really much, but he needs to leave the pain and the hurt in the past so he can open a new chapter in his life, hence why the picture is burning.
As said before: Little bit of background on Joost. He was creative from a very young age and also a bit different. His father said that there are no boundaries and he should follow his dreams. They always watched the Eurovision Songfestival together so as a kid he replied that his dream would be to go to the Eurovision Songfestival. Then his dad passed away when he was 12 and his mother when he was 13. For inspiration and acceptance of the loss of his parents he travelled trough Europe. Therefore he sings that the pain and emptiness stayed with him no matter where he went. He paid for mental help but it did not work for him. Still he managed to be a very positive and joyful person as reflected in this song. He sings about the song Papaoutai from Stromae that is also about missing his father. In all of this he managed to combine lot's of cultural aspects of different European countries and the Netherlands. Without the layer of his personal life you will notice that a lot of elements can directly be related to the European countries. The young boy and the old man represent him and his father struggling trough life and his father being an example for him. The final emotional scene represents him as a kid and his father when it all ended, the burning of the family photo and the building represents that you need to move on in life and not get stuck in the past. In the end he tells that he listened to his father (there are no borders for your dreams) and refers to him going to the Eurovision Songfestival. So winning would be optional, his goal was participation.
There are subtitles😊 the song is about travelling europe as an orphan, even when traveling, having fun and eat together, youll never escape the pain of the loss of your parents. His father told hem before he died, the world knows no borders, humans do, so discover it.
I am proud of Joost, and I am not even a Song Festival fan at all. Tribute to his parents made me tear up I, you can feel the love through the screen and I salute Joost for that.
Europe let's come together! (Euro-pa-pa, Euro-pa-pa) It's now or never! I love you all! (Euro-pa-pa, Euro-pa-pa) Welcome to Europe Stay here until I die Euro-pa-pa, Euro-pa-pa Welcome to Europe Stay here until I die Euro-pa-pa, Euro-pa-pa Visit my friends in France Or take the legs to Vienna I want to leave the Netherlands but my passport has disappeared Fortunately, I don't need a visa To be with you So take the bus to Poland Or the train to Berlin I have no money for Paris So use my imagination Do you have a euro please? Say “thank you” and “please” I've really lost everything Except the time So I travel every day Because the world is mine Welcome to Europe Stay here until I die Euro-pa-pa, Euro-pa-pa Welcome to Europe Stay here until I die Euro-pa-pa, Euro-pa-pa Euro-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa Europe-pa-pa-pa (Hey) Euro-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa Europe! (Hey) I am in Germany Aber Ich bin so alone Io sono in Italy But it still hurts I'm running from myself Crying for “help!” all day long. Yes, I even give people money But there is no one to help me I don't need es-car-gots Don't need fish 'n chips Don't need paella, no I don't even really know what that is Turn on the radio I hear Stromae with “Papaoutai” Won't stop until they say so “Yes, yes, he does that well, ey!” Welcome to Europe Stay here until I die Euro-pa-pa, Euro-pa-pa Welcome to Europe Stay here until I die Euro-pa-pa, Euro-pa-pa Euro-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa Europe-pa-pa-pa (Hey) Euro-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa Europe! Europe-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa…. Welcome to Europe boy! (Hey) Europe At the end of the day Are we all human? My father once told me It is a world without borders I miss you everyday Is what I secretly whisper See you now dad I listened to you
Awesome to see you getting the vibes. Thats what happy hardcore is all about! Forget your worries in the weekend, and go completely mental. On monday we can all be boring again. There is a deeper layer in this song (consider his parents died young, and he is singing about being able to visit anyone without needing a visum.... pretty hardcore), but in the end it IS a tribute to Europe and his parents. The burning stuff at the end represents leaving the trouble behind and move on. I hope everyone will enjoy this song as its meant to be, go loco during and back to normal after the song. Letsgoooo Joost!
The song is a tribute to his dad. Joost always wanted to compete in Eurovision and his dad told him that there are no limits (or as shown in this video: no borders). Sadly, both his parents passed away when he was still young and with this song/video he’s saying to father: you were right, I listened to you and now I’ve made it!
dutch with some german, italian mixed in. Doesn't care for escargot, fish and ships. Song is really about the ending of the song. That he is true no borders like his dad used to say. So basicly it's a very joky song but with a very serious/sad tone/meaning.
The story (briefly) is: his parents died when he was 12-13. His father always said: the world has no borders. So he said: then I want to be at the Eurovision Song Contest one day. After the death of his parents, he started searching for the meaning of life (and relief of his pain) by traveling, but never actually found it there. He gave people money (psychologists?) to help him, but it didn't work. Until he realized that he still had time and therefore still had options to realize his dreams. After all, the world has no borders right? And so he did. The burning house represents losing but also moving on, in a positive way. Burning your bridges: no longer controlled by pain and sadness, but focused on your dreams. Without limitations/borders.
Good luck to joost Klein and it’s a good disco party hit and it’s a euro song and it’s a classic pop song and I hope it might go through to the final performance in the studio preformance and I love this one and I’m giving 12 points to 12 and it will win the Eurovision 2024 if it does and we have to wait and see if he wins the Eurovision and the final preformance from Geoff and it’s a dance radio hit to number one in the uk charts and it’s a good party Ballard from Geoff
The song is a tribute to his parents who both died at a young age. The lyrics are about living life as an orphan, which Joost is himself. That’s why he says ‘Euro-papa’, ‘being alone in Germany’ and ‘Papaoutai’ (dad where are u?) and ends with this sad ending. His dad told him that there are no boundaries in the world, both in personal achievements and between countries
You have to understand the deeper meaning of this song. Joost and his dad used to watch Eurovision together. Sadly his dad passed away at the age of 12. He states 'I am running from myself, calling all the the time for help. I give people money but no one wants to help me.' Not so funny now is it? The reference to Stromae's Papaouatai is about a boy who loses his father at a young age and missing him. So funny tunes, extremely Dutch culture, much deeper meaning. Now you know why the Dutch love this song so much ❤🇳🇱
🇳🇱😊❌❌👍👍Сучасний трек з юмором,свободою,життя,білью..💥⛵🔥Заслуговує пісня бути у фіналі!🎶Цей рік дуже насичений різноманітними треками,сміттям,виселими та особливий як 🇧🇪 Тяжко буде обирати переможця❤😂🌀
Joost Klein dedicated this song to his father, who died when he was 12 years old due to cancer. His dad taught him that the world has no actual boundaries. His mother died a year later, when he was 13, due to cardiac arrest. Before his dad passed, Joost was already writing all kinds of stuff and promised one day he was going to go to Eurovision. He has gone through so many challenges in life, and it is a true inspiration to see how he deals with them.
Joost lost both of his parents at a young age and considers this song as an ode to europe sent in a letter to his dad. His father always used to tell him that the world has no limitations. In other words everything is possible. And Joost would always watch eurovision with his parents and tell them that one day he would perform at eurovision. Now in the last sentence in his song he says: “see dad? I always listened to you”
Going up 14 places at the odds means something. It's the first time the Netherlands are so enthusiastic about their entry. I'm really surprised. In a way this is a 'nationalistic' song because there are so many little references only people from the Netherlands, Flanders and parts of Germany will understand. Maybe that's why we love it? I think this is a tribute to ESC. The people in the video are absolutely devoted to the festival. Let's not forget this. Remember the hysterical lady in pink announcing the results of the Dutch jury? She's in there. S10 also had this dream of participating. I just hope this will not be seen as a joke entry because it's not. But maybe that's my personal story. My father died 6 years ago and at this stage, you're becoming more grateful. He didn't speak any foreign languages but he was always able to communicate with people. Just by being interested. He did travel within Europe (Germany, Belgium, France, Greece and Spain) and he loved it. Going back to the song: I do not like happy hardcore but this song has many layers. It's in my top 5 because of that. Together with Croatia (of course), Switzerland, Slovenia and Spain. A bit of a strange combination I know but this is not an analysis but a personal taste.
I guess you´re British (because of your accent). So the best way to describe Joost Klein is Little Britain meets David Attenborough. It's childish meets depth. I think you should try to get a translation of the lyrics.
The song could not be in English without missing an important aspect, because in Dutch papa means father. Eurofather does not work. Joost used the Dutch word Europa cleverly, and extend it to Europapa, as a vehicle to use the word papa over and over again (I guess papa has never been used so many times in any song) to honour his father. Someone who lost his parent at such a young age must be stuck in time for some time until he recovers from such a trauma. You hitting the nail on its head when you say that papa means father. Joost's father's lesson was to broaden his view beyond the borders of the Netherlands because borders a just a concept invented by humans. The start of the song and the passport thing refers to that. Now he crossed the boundaries of the Netherlands like his father told him to do by his entry to the Eurovision contest and thus leaving the 12 year old boy inside him behind (represented by the last shot of the burning house where he stood in front of his "father and his 12 year old self"). Let's hope he can now finally move on now he virtually burned his traumatic past.
You pronounce Joost like 'toast' or çoast'... and Klein, like 'wine' or 'fine' Klein means 'small' but he says Joost Klein (=small) droom groot (dream big)!
This song was created as a tribute to his parents. Joost was orphaned at a young age
His dad died of cancer when he was 12, his mother died of a heart atack when he was 13
so heartbreaking., 😥
The song represents Dutch hardcore history, but it also has a deeper meaning. The ending breaks my heart where he seranades his parents, who passed away at a young age. His papa always told him to believe in expanding borders and now he's done it.
The last part of the song says: At the end of the day, we're all human beings. my father told me, its a world without borders. "i miss you every day", is what i secretly whisper. you see dad, i listend to you.
borders=boundries
@@DemiAisha the dutch word used can also be translated to limitations
@@rensvanderploeg1945 ja maar das niet wat hij bedoelde met "een wereld zonder grenzen"
denk het wel, het zou dan dubbelop werken wat veel moeilijker is om te bereiken in teksten. @@DemiAisha
@@DemiAisha Oh ja natuurlijk, thanks
as we say in the netherlands. joost klein droom groot!
en wacht niet met muziek
Joost made music in this original DUTCH style before Kaarj even made music
This 👆
As a Dutch I love it it’s nostalgic and so typical Dutch ❤
Joost klein is groot! He dedicated this song to his father who died when he was 12 years old. His dad taught him that the world has no true boundaries. His mother died when he was 13. He is a huge inspiration to young folks. He is such a legend the world needs more people like Joost. He has gone through so many challenges in life, it is a true inspiration to see how he deals with it. Joost klein, droom groot.❤
It's like what he sings about Stromae. First time you hear it sounds funny but the real meaning of the song is very beautiful.
From Stromae -> "Papaoutai" meaning "Dad, where are you". The song has different layers, where the remembrance of his father and mother who passed away when Joost was little (no pun intended ;-) ), is a deeper layer. In my view you see In the intro the house of Europe, at the end it's burning. This is a more political layer. But the song has a positive message: "let's come together!" where the upbeat of the music is adding the vibe. I hope that the whole audience at the live performance will dance to the music and make Joost's performance a great happening.
@@roof35 I know but i don't think that Joost want to give his political meaning...
Some interesting facts:
Joost Klein is maybe more popular in Germany and Belgium then in the Netherlands itself. He even had a number 1 hit in Germany with Friesenjung.
The list of people who are in the video:
In the dinner scene you can see: Rene Froger (De Toppers - ESC 2009) S10 (ESC 2022), Donnie (Dutch rapartist, cowrote the song) and Emma Wortelboer (tv presenter, gave the televote points in 2019).
On the tv is Tim Haars with a typical New Kids line. New Kids was a tvshow in the Netherlands and Germany, following a group lowbeat hangyouth, with a huge cult following.
In the car at the end the one and only DJ Paul Elstak. He remixed the song at the end. He is one of the early adopters of the 90s happy hardcore/rave sound. A wave which was massive in the Netherlands.
Proud to be dutch! Joost hit already almost 1 million views after the release in 4 hours! Great song!!
It is now over 1.7M
Over 2M
Over 3 mil
His father died when he was 12 and his mother when he was 13. So “papa” is like father or dad in Dutch. So the song is kind of about his dad. In the end he talks about his dad.
This is a masterpiece!!! This is the winner of Eurovision Songcontest 2024. No doubt. Europapa = Eurodad. 12 points for The Netherlands. An ode to his father who passed away when he was 12 years and his mother who passed away when he was 13 years. His father told him that there are no borders, no limits. Go travel and discover Europe and the world. He promised his father that one day he will be singing at the Eurovision. They used to watch it together when he was a child. Now he made it, because he will be on stage this year. The fire simbolise letting go of the pain no having his parents and the start of a new chapter in his life.
Heyhey! Here’s the translation to the ending!!!
What he says roughly translates to
‘At the end of the day we’re all just people, my father used to tell me it’s a world without grenzen (grenzen, means borders but it also translates to limitations). I miss you everyday is what I quietly whisper, see dad? In the end I always listened’ referring to the advice he gave him.
He always told his parents who both passed he wanted to go to Eurovision and now he made it, taking after his fathers advice not to feel limited since the world is beyond limitation if you’re willing to work hard for it.
So the end was because his dad died when he was 12 and hist mother a yeat later and his father always supported him so thats why he put that in
Europapa 12 points, come on people 🇪🇺🇳🇱 greets from Amsterdam!!
Love it, 12 points for The Netherlands. Lets party 🎉🎉
The whole song is so happy and hyperactive and then it ends so, emotional...The ending hits so freaking hard
I get that most people, especially when you’re not from Holland, will not get everything on the first listen. This is classic Joost; he talks about difficult things but makes it sounds so fun. He always uses a lot of puns in his songs, which are hilarious when you get them. I love this song, love the fact that people love it. Full circle moment for Joost, he’s gonna be great
He made a live version!! Such a vibe!! Hope the crowd at the songcontest will exactly go crazy as his live performance! Amazing!
This is fabulous, I gave up on the UVSC 3 years ago but Joost makes me want to watch it again. This work of art has it all, it makes you laugh, it makes you wanna move to the groove, and it is a great message, so many typical Dutch referrals / hidden gems, it gives me Chickenskin (Goosebumps) and it made me cry. I have found out how great Joost is because of this piece of art, I did not even know about him before he was on the Avondshow with Arjen Lubach not so long ago. My initial 1st impression was ""what a nutter"", but that soon changed finding out his backstory and hearing this art for the 1st time. Now I am backtracing his artwork and am amazed at how great of an artist he actually is, and me being no spring chicken anymore at 58 and counting he achieved to impress me, and I'm not easily impressed. Joost is a revelation, wow!!
Joost lost his dad to cancer when he was a teenager +/- 13 years old, and his mother died from a heart attack a year later.
""Those who laugh the brightest most always have the heaviest loads they carry around, where ever they travel that backpack of experiences is always there, they can't escape from that, be as free a spirit as you can be, respect your elders, don't waste your time, and an ode to his dad credo""borders are stupid"", and Ubuntu(*)""
This sums up Europapa (papa is Dutch for Daddy) for me, it is true Art and a masterpiece by Joost (Joast) Klein (kline).
(*) Ubuntu (Xhosa(a South African tribe language) for "we are all as one"") is the most prolific, important, eye-opening, life-changing word I have learned in my 58 years of being an earthling.
Ubuntu to you, fellow earthling :)
Btw Klein means small in Dutch.
Joost Klein, dream big
The last part is about his dad, who he lost to cancer at a young age. Shortly after he also lost his mother, that explains the end. He told his dad that one day he would be singing at the Eurovision, now he finally made it. It represents a full circle, he loves his parents really much, but he needs to leave the pain and the hurt in the past so he can open a new chapter in his life, hence why the picture is burning.
Amazed by how you instantly pick up all these dance moves!!!
As said before: Little bit of background on Joost. He was creative from a very young age and also a bit different. His father said that there are no boundaries and he should follow his dreams. They always watched the Eurovision Songfestival together so as a kid he replied that his dream would be to go to the Eurovision Songfestival. Then his dad passed away when he was 12 and his mother when he was 13. For inspiration and acceptance of the loss of his parents he travelled trough Europe. Therefore he sings that the pain and emptiness stayed with him no matter where he went. He paid for mental help but it did not work for him. Still he managed to be a very positive and joyful person as reflected in this song. He sings about the song Papaoutai from Stromae that is also about missing his father. In all of this he managed to combine lot's of cultural aspects of different European countries and the Netherlands. Without the layer of his personal life you will notice that a lot of elements can directly be related to the European countries. The young boy and the old man represent him and his father struggling trough life and his father being an example for him. The final emotional scene represents him as a kid and his father when it all ended, the burning of the family photo and the building represents that you need to move on in life and not get stuck in the past. In the end he tells that he listened to his father (there are no borders for your dreams) and refers to him going to the Eurovision Songfestival. So winning would be optional, his goal was participation.
There are subtitles😊 the song is about travelling europe as an orphan, even when traveling, having fun and eat together, youll never escape the pain of the loss of your parents. His father told hem before he died, the world knows no borders, humans do, so discover it.
Gabber is as dutch as it gets, kings of hardcore we are 😂
I am proud of Joost, and I am not even a Song Festival fan at all. Tribute to his parents made me tear up I, you can feel the love through the screen and I salute Joost for that.
Europe let's come together!
(Euro-pa-pa, Euro-pa-pa)
It's now or never!
I love you all!
(Euro-pa-pa, Euro-pa-pa)
Welcome to Europe
Stay here until I die
Euro-pa-pa, Euro-pa-pa
Welcome to Europe
Stay here until I die
Euro-pa-pa, Euro-pa-pa
Visit my friends in France
Or take the legs to Vienna
I want to leave the Netherlands
but my passport has disappeared
Fortunately, I don't need a visa
To be with you
So take the bus to Poland
Or the train to Berlin
I have no money for Paris
So use my imagination
Do you have a euro please?
Say “thank you” and “please”
I've really lost everything
Except the time
So I travel every day
Because the world is mine
Welcome to Europe
Stay here until I die
Euro-pa-pa, Euro-pa-pa
Welcome to Europe
Stay here until I die
Euro-pa-pa, Euro-pa-pa
Euro-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa
Europe-pa-pa-pa
(Hey)
Euro-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa
Europe!
(Hey)
I am in Germany
Aber Ich bin so alone
Io sono in Italy
But it still hurts
I'm running from myself
Crying for “help!” all day long.
Yes, I even give people money
But there is no one to help me
I don't need es-car-gots
Don't need fish 'n chips
Don't need paella, no
I don't even really know what that is
Turn on the radio
I hear Stromae with “Papaoutai”
Won't stop until they say so
“Yes, yes, he does that well, ey!”
Welcome to Europe
Stay here until I die
Euro-pa-pa, Euro-pa-pa
Welcome to Europe
Stay here until I die
Euro-pa-pa, Euro-pa-pa
Euro-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa
Europe-pa-pa-pa
(Hey)
Euro-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa
Europe!
Europe-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa….
Welcome to Europe boy!
(Hey)
Europe
At the end of the day
Are we all human?
My father once told me
It is a world without borders
I miss you everyday
Is what I secretly whisper
See you now dad
I listened to you
I think it's a great rollercoaster of emotions. We jump in happy, get happier then into some surprise hardcore and then end on a sad note.
Awesome to see you getting the vibes. Thats what happy hardcore is all about! Forget your worries in the weekend, and go completely mental. On monday we can all be boring again. There is a deeper layer in this song (consider his parents died young, and he is singing about being able to visit anyone without needing a visum.... pretty hardcore), but in the end it IS a tribute to Europe and his parents. The burning stuff at the end represents leaving the trouble behind and move on. I hope everyone will enjoy this song as its meant to be, go loco during and back to normal after the song. Letsgoooo Joost!
love this song very much its and banger my country netherlands
slaying
Love IT 😂😂GREETINGS FROM THE NETHERLANDS 🇳🇱🇳🇱
I like your enthusiasm, your videos are fun to watch. Keep up the good work 😃👌🏻
The song is a tribute to his dad. Joost always wanted to compete in Eurovision and his dad told him that there are no limits (or as shown in this video: no borders). Sadly, both his parents passed away when he was still young and with this song/video he’s saying to father: you were right, I listened to you and now I’ve made it!
You should watch the music video with subtitles 😉 you’ll understand more then
Great song ,12pionts
Its a winner,❤
dutch with some german, italian mixed in. Doesn't care for escargot, fish and ships. Song is really about the ending of the song. That he is true no borders like his dad used to say. So basicly it's a very joky song but with a very serious/sad tone/meaning.
The story (briefly) is: his parents died when he was 12-13. His father always said: the world has no borders. So he said: then I want to be at the Eurovision Song Contest one day. After the death of his parents, he started searching for the meaning of life (and relief of his pain) by traveling, but never actually found it there. He gave people money (psychologists?) to help him, but it didn't work. Until he realized that he still had time and therefore still had options to realize his dreams. After all, the world has no borders right? And so he did. The burning house represents losing but also moving on, in a positive way. Burning your bridges: no longer controlled by pain and sadness, but focused on your dreams. Without limitations/borders.
Love your reaction, Andy. Did you see the S10 cameo in the clip?
And DJ Paul Elstak
It's not "Europe let's go together" but "Europe let's come together"! Put on the automatic translation if you want to know what he sings.
every reaction i have seen so far are crazy the transition on 3:15
The number sticks to my head. I love the song.
Mainly because of the gabberstyle and New Kids reference.
Good luck to joost Klein and it’s a good disco party hit and it’s a euro song and it’s a classic pop song and I hope it might go through to the final performance in the studio preformance and I love this one and I’m giving 12 points to 12 and it will win the Eurovision 2024 if it does and we have to wait and see if he wins the Eurovision and the final preformance from Geoff and it’s a dance radio hit to number one in the uk charts and it’s a good party Ballard from Geoff
I hope the song wins ❤
The song is a tribute to his parents who both died at a young age. The lyrics are about living life as an orphan, which Joost is himself. That’s why he says ‘Euro-papa’, ‘being alone in Germany’ and ‘Papaoutai’ (dad where are u?) and ends with this sad ending. His dad told him that there are no boundaries in the world, both in personal achievements and between countries
it has a deeper meaning, dont judge the song if you havent done research about the lyrics. just saying.
Welkom in Europa, jonguh
You have to understand the deeper meaning of this song. Joost and his dad used to watch Eurovision together. Sadly his dad passed away at the age of 12.
He states 'I am running from myself, calling all the the time for help. I give people money but no one wants to help me.' Not so funny now is it? The reference to Stromae's Papaouatai is about a boy who loses his father at a young age and missing him.
So funny tunes, extremely Dutch culture, much deeper meaning. Now you know why the Dutch love this song so much ❤🇳🇱
🇳🇱😊❌❌👍👍Сучасний трек з юмором,свободою,життя,білью..💥⛵🔥Заслуговує пісня бути у фіналі!🎶Цей рік дуже насичений різноманітними треками,сміттям,виселими та особливий як 🇧🇪 Тяжко буде обирати переможця❤😂🌀
Joost Klein dedicated this song to his father, who died when he was 12 years old due to cancer. His dad taught him that the world has no actual boundaries. His mother died a year later, when he was 13, due to cardiac arrest. Before his dad passed, Joost was already writing all kinds of stuff and promised one day he was going to go to Eurovision. He has gone through so many challenges in life, and it is a true inspiration to see how he deals with them.
You really have to translate the lyrics in English. You`ll love it! It has a deeper meaning. Proud at Joost and to be Dutch!!
Happy hardcore euro dance groeten Nederland 🎉🎉🎉
watch it with the lyrics bro.
the song has a very deep message.
TO UKRIAN TO HELP ❤❤❤GO JOOST KLEIN 12P
Please listen with subtitle then you will understand the meaning really, your misisng the vibe this way
It's Joost as in toast, Klein as in line
Love the song❤❤❤❤❤
Joost lost both of his parents at a young age and considers this song as an ode to europe sent in a letter to his dad. His father always used to tell him that the world has no limitations. In other words everything is possible. And Joost would always watch eurovision with his parents and tell them that one day he would perform at eurovision. Now in the last sentence in his song he says: “see dad? I always listened to you”
12 points!
He has a song where he sings it but when he was 12 his dad died and a year later his mother to this song is for his dad europapa mean euro dad
JOOST KLEIN DROOM GROOT!
The message is basically to not see borders like his father who passed away with cancer.
NEDERLANDS ❤❤❤❤❤❤✌✌✌✌🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱🏆🏆🏆🏆
Papa we have a winner ❤
Going up 14 places at the odds means something. It's the first time the Netherlands are so enthusiastic about their entry. I'm really surprised. In a way this is a 'nationalistic' song because there are so many little references only people from the Netherlands, Flanders and parts of Germany will understand. Maybe that's why we love it?
I think this is a tribute to ESC. The people in the video are absolutely devoted to the festival. Let's not forget this. Remember the hysterical lady in pink announcing the results of the Dutch jury? She's in there. S10 also had this dream of participating.
I just hope this will not be seen as a joke entry because it's not. But maybe that's my personal story. My father died 6 years ago and at this stage, you're becoming more grateful. He didn't speak any foreign languages but he was always able to communicate with people. Just by being interested. He did travel within Europe (Germany, Belgium, France, Greece and Spain) and he loved it.
Going back to the song: I do not like happy hardcore but this song has many layers. It's in my top 5 because of that. Together with Croatia (of course), Switzerland, Slovenia and Spain. A bit of a strange combination I know but this is not an analysis but a personal taste.
His dad died of cancer when he was 12, his mother died of a heart atack when he was 13
btw anyone noticed every youtuber who does a reaction to joost europapa have a MASSIVE viewer boost vs there other videos :)
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
They MUST release the gabber part seperatly xD
I guess you´re British (because of your accent). So the best way to describe Joost Klein is Little Britain meets David Attenborough. It's childish meets depth. I think you should try to get a translation of the lyrics.
Winner 2024! 3.1 million vieuws in 1 day.
it sounds a lot like Little Big´s music...and im lovin it
Andy, use the subtitles
12 points to the Netherlands
Malaysia New Song Before Trending 😊😊👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤❤❤❤❤
Steady gang - ( 周星翅Chou xing chi )mv
the big come back of the 90ties
douze point sont attribué au Pays Bas ♥
Bro we need a Europapa react vid 🙌🇪🇺
The parents died when he was 13 years old his father has wisdom for him not to think in borders not in your mind aswell as in the world 🌎
DJ Paul Elstak YEAH :P
You can watch the song with the lyrics..
12 pointe toooo the netherlandssssss
2:04 that was the exact same i was thinking.. how is he going to do this part live on stage?!?!
Europe let’s come together, not Europe let’s go together. 😂😂
JOOST KLEIN DROOM GROOT
The song could not be in English without missing an important aspect, because in Dutch papa means father. Eurofather does not work. Joost used the Dutch word Europa cleverly, and extend it to Europapa, as a vehicle to use the word papa over and over again (I guess papa has never been used so many times in any song) to honour his father. Someone who lost his parent at such a young age must be stuck in time for some time until he recovers from such a trauma. You hitting the nail on its head when you say that papa means father. Joost's father's lesson was to broaden his view beyond the borders of the Netherlands because borders a just a concept invented by humans. The start of the song and the passport thing refers to that. Now he crossed the boundaries of the Netherlands like his father told him to do by his entry to the Eurovision contest and thus leaving the 12 year old boy inside him behind (represented by the last shot of the burning house where he stood in front of his "father and his 12 year old self"). Let's hope he can now finally move on now he virtually burned his traumatic past.
You pronounce Joost like 'toast' or çoast'... and Klein, like 'wine' or 'fine' Klein means 'small' but he says Joost Klein (=small) droom groot (dream big)!
It was subtitled.
Some was in German yes.
If you want to know what the lyrics are in English you should have turned on the subtitles. 😉
youtube has subtitles dude.
Wow.....? OK, next song please.
maybe add translations when listening... you missed completely what this song was about unfortunately 😞
Why a lot of you dont just turn on the subs ?
Did you see Paul Elstak in the video?
Thanks for pauzimg the shi t out if it, but keep it playing
JOOST KLEIN 1983!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
CROATIA Baby Lasagna❤😊😊❤❤
Wat grappig dat S10 er ook bij zit
andy hakken
The lasagna song is a lot more kaariia than this one I love the positivity🎉 in #europapa 💙🇪🇺