Sadly he got disqualified for standing up for himself. His boundaries were not respected, and all he did was push the woman's phone down without touching nor wounding her. At the end Eurovision just tried to find a good excuse in getting rid of the Netherlands in the finals.
He got violent and suffered consequences. Maybe they went to far with disqualification but still he swung towards a camera lady. Gotta be some kinda consequences.
@@Yasuee no, all the report (made by the police, the Dutch broadcaster and the EBU) said was that he did a "threatening movement", literally doesn't mention anything else. He could've made a motion that he was gonna push the camera, he could've stood up, literally anything. But never got violent. The lady went against his wishes and broke the EBU rule by filming him without his consent, during an intimate moment
His song makes you laugh, dance and cry in just 3 minutes. What an hommage to being European and Dutch, to Dutch music and to his parents. Joost has the status of an absolute legend with us in Belgium.
In one Dutch late night show, Joost Klein explained the burning of the house symbolizes leaving the pain behind of losing his parents. The memory must and will remain, but the pain cannot carry on forever (it's an impossible burden). So he used this song to put an end the processing of enduring pain. Fantastic symbolics in here, great artist. And very interesting to see how this 'Dutch phenomenon' also works for people outside the Netherlands. DaneBramage really catches the point before looking at the intentions on the Eurovision website. Nice analysis!
And he tries to use that to win points in the dumbest show on Earth. As if he is special in losing parents or loved ones. A total attention seeking self obsessed moron.
Ok, I kind of gathered that but did not want to assume. Seems was not to far off as far as him carrying a legacy and making his own way. Thank you so much for providing that. Love this guy.
Nah, he said Netherlands, instead of the Netherlands. I admit, it's better than Holland, but there is room for improvement. Especially someone from the USA should know better.
@@Miner_20 Oh do we say that? I didn’t know. But Nederland in English is “the Netherlands” and not Netherlands. Toch bedankt voor je uitleg. Wat jij over de Nederlanden zegt klopt en daarom zeggen we in het Nederlands ook gewoon ‘Nederland’. Maar in het Engels zeg je The Netherlands.
@@Bowwow30 Engelssprekenden zeggen The Netherlands omdat we eeuwenlang De Nederlanden hebben geheten waaronder natuurlijk België en Luxemburg. Maar omdat we nu Nederland heten is het officieel eigenlijk Netherlands
He also references (at the eating table) the Belgian singer Stromae with his song "Papaoute" which is French for "Papa (dad), where are you?" So many layers that point to his father.
This is is not only music, this is art. So many double messages. It makes me happy, gives me energy and makes me sad as wel. How is that posible. Respect
and it's great. much love from Belgium. 12 punten/douze points. Also kudos to Dane who grasps the song perfectly. disclaimer: all the references are great but the rhyming thing about Stromae's Papouatai/doet ie goed ej is GENIUS.
Idd voor het eerst een nummer wat bij europa en wat nederland past❤ De enige reden dat we groot zijn als muziekland is de rave scene, kijk maar naar beste dj's ter wereld . dus super goed gedaan en ik weet zeker dat we joost en dit nummer hierdoor over 20 jaar nog kennen.. zeg dat maar eens van al onze laatste inzendigen😂
3 facts: 1. Joost told in an interview that his father passed away when he was just 12 years old. And one year later his mother passed away aswell. 2. He promised his father to perform on the Eurovision Songcontest when he was a kid. 3. The title 'Europapa' had a deeper meaning aswell. Europa means 'Europe' and Papa means 'dad/father'. So it actually are two words malded together: Europa and Papa. Joost ofcourse has personally already won because of his promise to his father to perform at the Eurovision Songcontest. But I would love to see his emotions when he really wins it. ❤
Joost is een fabelte van de cab4l en jij weet niet wat dat is dus geloof je verhaaltje maar, of ga eens wat muziek opzoeken van deze dwaas dan hoor je al genoeg te weten...
@@iwanbottos5128 no ofcourse not this sheeple believe everything tv tell them tell a vision must be tell a lie eer dat ons schapenvolk dat door heeft zijn alle mannen al vrouwen hier
Just one sentence in this song: 'I lost everything, except time. I'm traveling every day cause the world is mine'.... Meaning: I lost everything what's important to me (his parents) the only thing that remains is the time he needs to fill up. He's running, searching, trying to find something. Every day over and over and again in a world where he feels lonely. All sung and performed in a 'happy hardcore' style. As a contrast, as a mask.
im seeing a lot of covers/ripoffs' but im waiting for an singer song writer version. then the lyrics can come over different. like Coldplay witch did Fight for your righti of the beasty boys
''i lost everything, except time'' is probably a reference to the fact that Europe is almost completely within the same time zone. In the same way that he mentioned the other benefits of the europe like it being virtually borderless.
Can you beleive they send him away before the finals because some woman with a camera filmed him backstage, after there was an agreement not to film him? He asked her twice to stop, she didnt and he pushed the phone away (without touching her!), the phone fell and because of this he was disqualified!! Outreagous!! All of his fans around the world are furious because he could have won! It was his biggest wish to perform at the eurovision and make his parents proud. Even though they are gone. So extremely sad... Love your comments on the clip 💙
You instantly get this guy dude! Not only his vibe and style, but his story as well! It's not often that i see Dutch artists getting dissected this accurately, you've got a great sharp mind.
Joost klein is disqualified yesterday for the Europian Songcontest!! It's so sad. We need the american poeple to support him on sociale media😢😢greetings from Belgium Sandra Brouns xx
USian here, we saw what EBU did to Joost and were heartbroken for him. They stole from him a beautiful moment. So upset about the abuse he and other delegations suffered. I used to love streaming ESC but 2024 was an absolute shambles. EBU even tainted Nemo's win. Joost is getting airplay in several states! US social media lifting him up too. 💖
Joost had already a number one hit in Germany last year. He made a rap- techno- cover song „Friesenjung“ with the German rapper Ski Aggu. It‘s a cover of „Englishman in NY“ that was already covered by the German comedian Otto in the 80‘s. The video is absolutely crazy, too. The end of „Europapa“ ist the typical Dutch techno style „Gabber“ that is also popular in Germany. Because of that I think he gets 12 points from us (Germans). I love the song because of the mix between happy rave style (I like very much) and its deep content (lost his parents, the European unity).
I've become addicted to watching all the video reactions to this song: the smiling, happy faces and people close to tears when finding out about the touching story behind the song. Your reaction is one of the best so far, dank je wel!! 😄
The fact that you recognised a lot of the deeper meanings behind the fun before your analysis says ALL about Joost' artisthood. He has thought it through so well!! He is a genius. As someone who disliked this genre back in the nineties, I have such respect for his entry and I absolutely love it!! Joost should win ESC but he has already won in my opinion. In these days where the youth is being tought life should always be Instagram perfect, he is a pure and refreshing inspiration for them. We need more Joosts in the world!!
Yeah this was brilliant and I love this song and this guy! Sad story but his delivery is amazing. Much respect! We need more Joost, you are right! Cheers.
I totally agree with you. I hated hardcore when I was a teenager, but Joost gave it new meaning. Now it brings back memories of al those teens in Ausie tracksuits jumping around on the dancefloor
Hahaha, I never hated house, back when I was 13-14, I listened to both black metal and hardcore house! I just wanted the heaviest of them all. I didn’t care about genres. So things like Atari Teenage Riot and The Prodigy were completely my thing. It was to me like a combination of both manual and digital…
Hi , Joost used to watch Eurovision with his parents, and he told his dad one day I’ll will be on that stage, unfortunately he lost his dad when he was 12 due cancer and a year later his mom so he mention them in the end an also reffering his pain , traveling in lots off European country’s , the end he wants to tell his dad , you see dad you told me I can.Accomplish everything I want, now I move on with my life , the music is happy hardcore , it’s so Dutch , you can see DJ Paul Elstak in the car in the clip , so listen again and feel his message please .
That is awesome, and he amde it!! Made it to the grand stage and I think he will be on top of the finals! You know his parents are watching from above. Trust me, I am watching and listening over and over again, especially since I am learning so much more.
This song is so much more than a personal tribute to his father,. It containes an important (polarisation) message to the world......One world, one people..... long way to go. Hope you win Joost Klein, even for trying, love your song, speciaal....Welkom in Europa jonghu...............En dan barst de bom los...dus ......
Great reaction. I usually don’t like this kind of music, but I saw him live at a festival in January and he has an incredible stage presence. Besides being goofy he’s also very smart. He is in control of everything he does and knows very well how to market himself while staying authentic. I’m sure he’s going to surprise everybody with the staging at Eurovision. It’s been his longtime dream to perform at that stage so he will make sure it’s going to be impactful. I even have the feeling he will win! Btw he did post a live performance video yesterday.
thank you so much. I think that's why I liked this so much, because of how unique and fun and all the detail. When you know what you're seeing and hearing, it's hard not to love.
@@aartsipman6854 Hij heeft zijn vader verloren toen hij 12 jaar was. Blijkbaar keken ze vaak samen eurovision en had hij zijn papa beloofd om er op een dag ook ooit te staan
@@phobos1835 dat Weet ik allemaal wel, maar er is inmiddels een tamelijk misplaatste verromantisering van het geheel die totaal niet des Joost Klein is. En er wordt mi teveel gewicht gehangen aan het verlies, omdat dat bijzaak is. Het gaat over afsluiten van een hoofdstuk...en gewicht van verlies, meer niet, en minder ook niet....romantiseren is helemaal niet nodig, uitleg ook niet.....
Everbody at the 'last supper' table is famous. S10 was NL's entry in 2022. The outfits the musicians have on in front of the windmill, the Dutch flag coloured shirts they wear on scooters... It all hits a ton of marks. DJ Paul Elstak in the car, Max Verstappen... it's a lot for us here in NL!
@@DaneBramageROCKS there was also a new kids reference, for the non-dutch: beavis and butthead are thirty years old and live in the Netherlands, then you have an idea...
The hardcore bit is also known as "gabber". As Dutch as stroopwafels. Not only S10 was a former ESC contestant, but René Froger (left on the table) also, with De Toppers (we like to forget that😂)
Also a beautiful reference to Stromae ‘s Papaoutai (and Stromae’s music art in general), which is about Stromae losing his father in the Rwanda genocide… we are all human beings…
So glad to hear that you read behind the song. And you've got it. When he was young he always looked at EuroVision with his parents. He told his dad then, that he will be on that stage one day. And he did it. That's why he said in the end of the clip. Look at dad I did it. I think it's a beautiful massages.
@@DaneBramageROCKS My husband is also a musician, and he said also that it is a clever song. With the story behind the song. So we are in The Netherlands waiting what the rest of Europe think about the song. But we have to wait till the 9th off may. 😁
Pretty sharp analysis for a first hearing ! The thing with his dad is that both his father and mother died within a year when he was 12. He was left orphan with his then 26 yr old brother ( who is his manager btw). This both scarred and fuelled him. His motto is Joost Klein, Droom Groot (litt. Joost "little', dream big' ). Halfway is the mentioning of belgian singer Stromae song 'Papaoutai' which is a song about an absent father ('papa ou etais ' 'papa where were you' . His father was killed in Rwanda genocide ..😔) . Stromae is da bomb. Every song of him is hearbreakingly good ! ruclips.net/video/oiKj0Z_Xnjc/видео.html&ab_channel=StromaeVEVO
Thank you so much and thank you also for providing that information!! This is what I/we were looking for. Hearing this story is sad but I am proud of him for pushing on and embracing his heritage and honoring his family. Great song, great message, wonderful person!
sounds crazy, i litterly cry when the songs done. During the song im happy, its really proud feelings... Yeah, the gabber hardcore is actually born in the netherlands so i tink it is a wink to our culture. Love xxx
Iam from Holland and in the beginnig i thoth this is to heavy for the rest of Europapa . But what when i listen it a view times . I think no this is our best song ever deliverd to the euro vision. Wauw what cool. Joost klein is super cool . ❤
This is really the 90th with happy hardcore, typical Dutch; my childhood and how special it is that Joost, who was born in 1997, brings this style back into our lives. What an artist and a performer.🙏 Truly the best of the Netherlands ever. This song is with happiness and sadness combined, that releases all kinds of different feelings in a human body.Terrific beat, terrific feelings, thank you Joost.🙏🙏🙏 This is what music is about. If this isn't going to win, than I don't know it anymore and we'd better abolish the entire Eurovision Song Contest. Love this, love Joost, with love and 12 points.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉😊😊
@@adavelaar What do you mean????Look at these facts please!! With 7 victories each, Ireland and Sweden tie as the most successful countries at the Contest. Luxembourg, France, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom have all won 5 times. Netherlands won 5 times already 🤔🤷🏼♀️😜👍👊
Pretty good pronunciations. Joost is a ghost who eats the most toast on the coast. The EDM is Eurobeat mixed with true old school Dutch happy hardcore. The later segment is old school Hardcore from around 1994/'95. The dancing to this is called Hakken (back then) and is now more known as Gabber. The song is a tribute to his father and mum who passed away at respectively 12 and 13. The song is about an orhan traveling the continent and beyond to escape from his grief and pain. Yet no matter where he goes the void follows him. The end is a message saying he found the strength of letting go. His fathers words that it is a world without "grenzen" which is a Dutch word that means both borders and boundries. A deep poetic song to happy hardcore beats and a goosebumps inducing conclusion where he delivers the whole context of the song. A brilliant lil masterpiece imo. One of the best Eurovision entries to date. Love from an old school Gabber from The Netherlands ❤🇳🇱
Hi there! Welcome and thank you so much for providing that information. Knowing all this, he translated it into song very well and I LOVE this. This is one of my top 3 favorite entries in the contest and I think may just win. I love this guy and am so happy to have discovered him and this song. This is why I love this contest. Cheers and thank you again for providing us that info.
@DaneBramageROCKS You asked. Thank you for the interest. Most are for clicks you went for quality and content. Cudos for that. Dutch is a complicated language with words that have no equivalent translation. Gezellig is an example. It means warming cozy atmosphere. Welcoming, friendly and inviting. 😊 One thing many miss is Stomae and Papaoutai. This is French and literally translates to "dad where are you". The building with windmill is a mashup of build types. Probably a visual representation of childhood memories mixed with the emotional burden. Loved your review. Figured I'd give you some first hand info and an "in my perspective" Keep up the great work. Earned my subscription.
@@DamienT1891 Yeah It is a bit upsetting that most rectors are in this for themselves. I mean, I started the channel because I love music and want to share that experience, but if it was not for these musicians, then we would not have this so full credit to them and I want to learn more about these musicians!! On that, thank you again for providing more info and I totally missed the "dad where are you" translation but I would never have known that, this is why I love when the fans and follows pop in and provide this info! This community is AMAZING. Yeah that building was awesome, I figured it was a visual of his history and upbringing, strong message here! Cheers and thanks so much and welcome to the channel!
Wauw,have seen about more then 50 reactions from this song from Joost but this is the best one! I even didnt knew everything yet, because havent seen the website from the Eurovision yet. So thank you!
The references in this song is about grief and running away (via the traveling between countries that is shown) from the pain and struggles of passings of his parents (at age 12 and age 13).
Very nice review of Europapa! I’m in love with the great song and I’m 56 years old, apparently I’m too old to like Happy hardcore. The song really sticks in my head, also the reference to Papaoutai (Dad, where are you?) by Stromae is great! I hope he will finish in the top five at least. 1️⃣2️⃣ Points from me 👏👏🏽👏🏾🏆🇪🇺🎉🥳
Dutch opinion: I love how you mention his expressions, because I was skeptical before watching it the first time. Although he’s big already in several countries, I didn’t know him before. But oh my, his facial expressions are so much fun to watch. On top of that, it’s similar to music from from my teens, so another reason to love it. On top of his background. I really hope they can put together a performance that reflects the energy of his clip.
Thank you for taking this emotional rollercoaster thank you for your review. Recap you can travel freely in a Europe w/o borders but the pain of the loss of loved ones travels with you. Follow your dreams and make the ones you love proud. Carry the memories with you but also their lessons. Joost is no joke he is a survivor right through the pain to party on the eurovision stage. Joost lost both his parents at a young age that last message "for my parents" punches you in the gut after that wild hardstyle EDM that is typically dutch.
Thank you for the comment and support! I agree, Joost is no joke, and I am a fan. Great song, great message, wonderful person.....I support him dearly.
The best reaction! Thank You! 12 points to The Netherlands. The winner of the Eurovision Songcontest 2024. Nostalgia from the 90's. 9 millions views in 8 days, no1 trending on RUclips, loved from Asia to South America. No1 on Spotify in many countries. A hit on TikTok. Joost said that he will bring a huge surprise on stage in the finals that will shock the world. This is a masterpiece. Euro papa= Euro dad, because papa is dad in Dutch. A sad song with lyrics with a meaning, with a message, in a happy hardcore melody. A letter to his father who died when he was a 12 year old child. His mother past away a year later. He promised his father that he will be someday on the Eurovision Songcontest stage. His father told him that it is possible because there are no borders between the countries, and no limits to follow his dream. Borders and limitations are made by human. In every country he went, he felt the pain and grief of no having his parents. The fire symbolise letting go of the grief and pain, and the start of a new chapter in his live.
Wow, and Thank You!! This song is getting around for sure! Something to be proud of and I am so excited to see how the live show goes! Thank you so much for watching and commenting! Cheers.
Hiii, wonderful reaction sir. 😊❤. You, at the end of the video, got that it was him as a kid (played by a little boy from my city (so proud😊)) and his dad. The whole song got to me so much. It's been in my head for over a week now, absolutely obsessed by it. I hope he will reach the finals and also do well there. He deserves it. Watch the live performance of his song Florida on Lowlands. And what happened after that, OMG, I cried my eyes out, knowing he lost his parents at 12 and 13 yo. A little kid in my eyes. When I saw that, I just wanted to crawl into the tv and give him a warm hug. ❤😢
Thank you so much and yes, this one tugs at the heart but I am happy he did this and made it to the show!! I can not wait to see his live performance. Thank you for the beautiful comment!!
There's always a national discussion what singer or song to compete at the ESF.. but this one feels so right at the right moment. Joost created a continental anthem for us europeans 😂❤ altough there's very strong competition this year, this song will stick and stand out with a hilarious performance 😅 netherlands, 840 points
Oooooooh my!! Major KAARIJA vibes!! Could JOOST KLEIN be Eurovision 2024's KAARIJA???? This was fun! Good beat and super catchy. I can already hear the crowd singing along to this! This may be one of the biggest hits for Eurovision this year! Good video, Dane! Keep 'em coming! 🎉
Love your reaction, and yes I am Dutch and so proud of Joost. Here is a little explanation. 16 days ago I first got to know about Joost with the premiere of his EVSC entry. and now I'm hooked. I'm no spring chicken at 58 years old, but wow Joost is so impressive. If you do not understand Dutch then you are stuck out of luck, his story is so impressive and his art is masterful. 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, wherever 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 song is filled with hidden gems, f.e. DJ Paul Elstack,(in the car at the Gabber section), The last supper scene (see who are at the table) and so much more. 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
As happy as this song sounds, it's a sad song. Actually, he describes his life in a few minutes; In the first verse, he talks about losing everything. An important part is the death of his parents when he was 12/13 years old. In the second verse, he talks about how alone and lonely he is. He also says that he needed help because of depression and being homeless and apparently insufficiently helped I don't understand the reference to stromai (bad in french). The leonardi da vinci (The Last Supper) scene may refer to one of his songs in which he sings that he is god. If I remember correctly, his father once told him that he should keep writing poetry. The house with the mill is the place in which he grew up (with all the shit) and possibly burning it down, taking a new step into a new world without borders in which he can do whatever he wants
Thanks for this great video! I'm from the Netherlands but live in Texas and I love to hear American views on Dutch culture. Joost is indeed pronounced more like 'toast' so you'd say 'Joast' maybe.
I'm from Belgium, so we're supposed to act like, you know, competitors :) But this song is just so good and catchy. Also the message it brings and with his parents and all that, hidden behind a fun and happy song, is just amazing to me. You got my vote Joost :)
@@Sahi_PK Haha, bedankt. Dat hoeft voor mij niet hoor. Eerlijk gezegd, als we al niet laatste eindigen met die song is het een win :p Neen, ik heb het er echt niet voor.
GREAT VIDEO! I am from NL & know joostklein from youtube (eenhoornjoost). I think it is great how you interpreted the song how it is suppost to do when you heard it. Eventhough you didnt know about the loss of his parents; his personal message + the 'we are NL, we are europe' is the idea of this song. Joost Klein really is an artist & I really appriciate your words. It makes me feel very proud to live in the Netherlands & be a part of the EU :) I really reaaaally hope we wil win eurovision!!! NL is such an small country, however we have a lot of cultural things that are unique, eventhough EU doesnt really have 'cultural-borders'. The thing with europe is that traveling is really easy & that food is available everywhere. In NL we have so many restaurants with international food. In some cities there are a lot of international students & we have a lot of dutchies with an other ethnicity. This song doesnt only represent europe, but also how europe is 'blended' in dutch culture. However; happy hardcore = dutch!! Also the guy who said 'Europa jonge' is from a movie; New Kids Turbo. Which is about the culture of south NL (Brabant. Which is also where I live :)) In the video clip are also more dutch artist/performers that all kinda 'iconic for some cultural subgroups'. The song really has multiple layers & I think reaaaallly is a masterpice
Thank you so much! I enjoyed this and was happy to understand, for the most part, what it was! I know the loss now, I learned a lot after recording but none the less, I love it all! Thanks for the comments and information! I am excited for the show.
I'm not into dance, techno or hardcore AT ALL, I really hate the stuff. But when I first heard this song it just grabbed me. I looked up more works from Joost and the guy is just a treasure, his songs have so many layers!
I feel like I "should" hate it, but I absolutely LOVE this song! It's an earworm I don't mind having 😁. It reminds me of the songs by "party Piet Pablo" and the likes my kids used to listen too. PS I'm Belgian 🇧🇪
Why do you feel like you “should” you hate it? Omdat we noorderburen zijn of omdat je het niet zo op Europa hebt? Of hou je niet van deze muziek? Ik vroeg het me even af.
In the videoclip all the people he made this song with are part of the video. At the dinnertable S10 was 2 years ago our artist to the eurovision contest, Donny, helped writing this song. The men on the scooter is art director of the clip. The other one joins every performance. The men in the car is DJ Paul Elstak, he started this music sound in the '90s. The men on tv, is a character from a dutch movie. And much more.
This song has a deeper meaning. 'Papa' is translated 'dad' in dutch. Joost lost his dad to cancer when he was 12 and his mom a year later because of a cardiac arrest. When he was younger he watched the Eurovision with his parents and said “I’m gonna sing at Eurovision one day”. Joost sings that no matter where he goes or what he eats, he can not escape the pain of this loss. In the end he says goodbye to the pain of his loss by burning the photo, without losing the memory. This song is also an ode to Europe. His dad told him that it’s a world without borders, because borders are invented by humans. And that you can create your own world. The dance break is happy hardcore - a music style that was invented in the Netherlands, also called gabber music. Bringing a personal loss, the feeling of Europe and the dutch culture together; that is art. The lyrics have a lot of layers: Europe let’s come together! It’s now or never! I love you all! 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 a long walk to Vienna I want to leave the Netherlands But my passport is gone Fortunately 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 "merci" and "please" I lost everything Except time So am travelling every day For 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 Euro-pa-pa-pa Euro-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa Eu-ro-pa! Ich bin in Deutschland Aber Ich bin so allein Io sono in Italia but still I feel pain Am running from myself Calling 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 "Yes, yes, he does that very 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 Euro-pa-pa-pa Euro-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa Eu-ro-pa! Euro-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa…. Welcome in Europe boy! At the end of the day We are all human beings My father once told me It's a world without borders I miss you every day Is what I secretly whisper You see dad I listened to you Is what I secretly whisper You see dad I listened to you
Thank you for sharing this!! The response has been wonderful from all the fans. The more I / we learn, the more I love this song. What a wonderful message and wonderful person! Thank You.
I'm from the Netherlands, and I have to admit I'm not necessarily a fan of gabber style, but I was quickly sold especially with the ending. A beautiful dedication to his father and mother. There is a deeper meaning in his words and I really appreciate it. The end always give me a tear. Thank you for the analysing, very good!
He sings about his youth, refers to the 90s, he lost his dad early, short after also his mom, he lived shortly on the street, this clip had wonderful details, it is a masterpiece ❤
What I really like is the incorporation of a very Dutch dance style 'Hakken' as you see near the end. It's so typically Dutch, I love that it's incorporated in the video.
Een wereld zonder grenzen is translated to a world without borders and while it is fitting and might mean that it also could mean a world without limit. I think in this context een wereld zonder grenzen means both a world without borders and a world without limits.
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Sadly he got disqualified for standing up for himself. His boundaries were not respected, and all he did was push the woman's phone down without touching nor wounding her. At the end Eurovision just tried to find a good excuse in getting rid of the Netherlands in the finals.
I hate that this happened. Sad excuse to get rid of the competition to the country they wanted to win. UGH
No. He just threatened her that he would do that if she didn't stop. As far as I know he never touched her or her phone/camera.
@@DeBennu That is really all he did.....greetings from Belgium Sandra Brouns
@@DeBennu He said: "You again? Next time I will slap you." After she made fun of his dead parents.
He never touched anyone or made contact with the camera. Just made a gesture to get it away from him.
JUSTICE FOR JOOST
☝🏻☝🏻☝🏻
He got violent and suffered consequences. Maybe they went to far with disqualification but still he swung towards a camera lady. Gotta be some kinda consequences.
@@Yasuee no, all the report (made by the police, the Dutch broadcaster and the EBU) said was that he did a "threatening movement", literally doesn't mention anything else. He could've made a motion that he was gonna push the camera, he could've stood up, literally anything. But never got violent.
The lady went against his wishes and broke the EBU rule by filming him without his consent, during an intimate moment
JUSTICE FOR JOOST
I think the best revenge is that his song is a big hit after the contest and just shows everyone's support for him.
His song makes you laugh, dance and cry in just 3 minutes. What an hommage to being European and Dutch, to Dutch music and to his parents. Joost has the status of an absolute legend with us in Belgium.
He's here as well in the Netherlands.
People in The Netherlands and Belgium know...this is an asshole trying to get rich and famous.
In one Dutch late night show, Joost Klein explained the burning of the house symbolizes leaving the pain behind of losing his parents. The memory must and will remain, but the pain cannot carry on forever (it's an impossible burden). So he used this song to put an end the processing of enduring pain. Fantastic symbolics in here, great artist. And very interesting to see how this 'Dutch phenomenon' also works for people outside the Netherlands. DaneBramage really catches the point before looking at the intentions on the Eurovision website. Nice analysis!
Than you so much, there was so much going on and almost way to much to figure it all, but, its about the music and this one was fantastic! LOVE IT!
And he tries to use that to win points in the dumbest show on Earth. As if he is special in losing parents or loved ones. A total attention seeking self obsessed moron.
He lost his parents. First his dad at 12.
1 year later he lost his mom at age 13.
This song is about finding himself.
Ok, I kind of gathered that but did not want to assume. Seems was not to far off as far as him carrying a legacy and making his own way. Thank you so much for providing that. Love this guy.
@@DaneBramageROCKShis brother and sister were a lot older than he was, his brother was 14 years older than he was, so his brother took him in.
@@petervandervliet640 ah dank je, dat vroeg ik me al af. Niet naar een weeshuis of pleeggezin. ❤
@@petervandervliet640 I think that is wonderful. Better than him getting into a foster family.
Great review. Thank you! As you were asking ☺️The name is pronounced as: joooooost (and not youst). And Kleyn (not klain). Have a great day
An American saying The Netherlands not Holland... Totally suprised (in a positive way!) 👍
Thank you! 🙏🏻
Nah, he said Netherlands, instead of the Netherlands. I admit, it's better than Holland, but there is room for improvement. Especially someone from the USA should know better.
@@Bowwow30 we say, Nederland. We dont say de nederlanden anymore
@@Miner_20 Oh do we say that? I didn’t know. But Nederland in English is “the Netherlands” and not Netherlands. Toch bedankt voor je uitleg.
Wat jij over de Nederlanden zegt klopt en daarom zeggen we in het Nederlands ook gewoon ‘Nederland’. Maar in het Engels zeg je The Netherlands.
@@Bowwow30 Engelssprekenden zeggen The Netherlands omdat we eeuwenlang De Nederlanden hebben geheten waaronder natuurlijk België en Luxemburg. Maar omdat we nu Nederland heten is het officieel eigenlijk Netherlands
He also references (at the eating table) the Belgian singer Stromae with his song "Papaoute" which is French for "Papa (dad), where are you?" So many layers that point to his father.
In this song there is no reference to his mom idk why
This is is not only music, this is art. So many double messages. It makes me happy, gives me energy and makes me sad as wel. How is that posible. Respect
Thank you and I agree, this is art! The message is amazing and love how he delivered it!
@@Irma-qh9ec I love a bit of EU propaganda. So happy that I live here.
@@Irma-qh9ec Europe is probably one of the best continents to be able to live in, if you don't agree then please name a better one.
Art?😂. It’s a disgrace.
A rollercoaster in 3 minutes. Kippenvel.
This is the most essential Dutch song we've entered in years. I love it.
This will be the new standard! AMAZING song.
and it's great. much love from Belgium. 12 punten/douze points. Also kudos to Dane who grasps the song perfectly.
disclaimer: all the references are great but the rhyming thing about Stromae's Papouatai/doet ie goed ej is GENIUS.
Arcade by Duncan Lorance: *COUGH* COUGH*
As long time last place germany i think most of us would definetly be last again if it meant for the 1st place to go to NL
Idd voor het eerst een nummer wat bij europa en wat nederland past❤ De enige reden dat we groot zijn als muziekland is de rave scene, kijk maar naar beste dj's ter wereld
. dus super goed gedaan en ik weet zeker dat we joost en dit nummer hierdoor over 20 jaar nog kennen.. zeg dat maar eens van al onze laatste inzendigen😂
3 facts:
1. Joost told in an interview that his father passed away when he was just 12 years old. And one year later his mother passed away aswell.
2. He promised his father to perform on the Eurovision Songcontest when he was a kid.
3. The title 'Europapa' had a deeper meaning aswell. Europa means 'Europe' and Papa means 'dad/father'. So it actually are two words malded together: Europa and Papa.
Joost ofcourse has personally already won because of his promise to his father to perform at the Eurovision Songcontest. But I would love to see his emotions when he really wins it. ❤
WIJ GAAN ERVOOR, KLEINE 😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤ BLAZEN DE BOEL OPEEN DAAR IN Zweden
We winnen helemaal niks met deze domme puin
Joost is een fabelte van de cab4l en jij weet niet wat dat is dus geloof je verhaaltje maar, of ga eens wat muziek opzoeken van deze dwaas dan hoor je al genoeg te weten...
Really ?.
@@iwanbottos5128 no ofcourse not this sheeple believe everything tv tell them
tell a vision must be tell a lie
eer dat ons schapenvolk dat door heeft zijn alle mannen al vrouwen hier
This man immediately understands what the song is about, great. His name is small and his dreams are big!!😁
Thank you!
Edit: it's better to translate as Joost 'little' instead of small.
So sad they (EBU) took his dream and promises away from him 😭😭
Of course his dreams are big. He loves himself like a sociopath always does.
Just one sentence in this song:
'I lost everything, except time. I'm traveling every day cause the world is mine'....
Meaning: I lost everything what's important to me (his parents) the only thing that remains is the time he needs to fill up. He's running, searching, trying to find something. Every day over and over and again in a world where he feels lonely. All sung and performed in a 'happy hardcore' style. As a contrast, as a mask.
im seeing a lot of covers/ripoffs' but im waiting for an singer song writer version. then the lyrics can come over different. like Coldplay witch did Fight for your righti of the beasty boys
''i lost everything, except time'' is probably a reference to the fact that Europe is almost completely within the same time zone. In the same way that he mentioned the other benefits of the europe like it being virtually borderless.
I don't think so@@heinzfpv4787. This is not just a song about Europe, it's a story of depression, feeling lost and a cry for help.
Can you beleive they send him away before the finals because some woman with a camera filmed him backstage, after there was an agreement not to film him? He asked her twice to stop, she didnt and he pushed the phone away (without touching her!), the phone fell and because of this he was disqualified!! Outreagous!! All of his fans around the world are furious because he could have won! It was his biggest wish to perform at the eurovision and make his parents proud. Even though they are gone. So extremely sad...
Love your comments on the clip 💙
That is ridiculous and not a good excuse to kick him out. There were other rules broken by other performers but they did not kicked out. Not ok.
This is a great review. You understood the meaning of this song, it’s not only funny. A lot of Dutch culture, it’s a big artwork❤
Thank You!!
You instantly get this guy dude! Not only his vibe and style, but his story as well! It's not often that i see Dutch artists getting dissected this accurately, you've got a great sharp mind.
Thank you so much!! Cheers.
Joost klein is disqualified yesterday for the Europian Songcontest!! It's so sad. We need the american poeple to support him on sociale media😢😢greetings from Belgium Sandra Brouns xx
I just read about that. That is so sad and I still wonder what happened?!
USian here, we saw what EBU did to Joost and were heartbroken for him. They stole from him a beautiful moment. So upset about the abuse he and other delegations suffered. I used to love streaming ESC but 2024 was an absolute shambles. EBU even tainted Nemo's win. Joost is getting airplay in several states! US social media lifting him up too. 💖
@@ninglorithiel That is great to hear that he is getting airplay. The fans are supporting him through streaming so this is great.
Joost had already a number one hit in Germany last year. He made a rap- techno- cover song „Friesenjung“ with the German rapper Ski Aggu.
It‘s a cover of „Englishman in NY“ that was already covered by the German comedian Otto in the 80‘s.
The video is absolutely crazy, too.
The end of „Europapa“ ist the typical Dutch techno style „Gabber“ that is also popular in Germany. Because of that I think he gets 12 points from us (Germans).
I love the song because of the mix between happy rave style (I like very much) and its deep content (lost his parents, the European unity).
I heard about that. His story is incredible. Love this song.
woah i didnt know friesenjung was a cover, ill have to listen to the other one. friesenjung is so good
I've become addicted to watching all the video reactions to this song: the smiling, happy faces and people close to tears when finding out about the touching story behind the song. Your reaction is one of the best so far, dank je wel!! 😄
I've exactly the same 😁
Me either. And everytime in the last seconds with tears in my eyes
Wow, thank you. I am honored!
Thank You!
Oh, heel herkenbaar. Ben verslaafd aan 't raken!❤ Wat een kanjer, Joost Klein.
Ever since he was a kid he had told his parents he would compete in Eurovision. He finally made it and we’re all very proud of him
The fact that you recognised a lot of the deeper meanings behind the fun before your analysis says ALL about Joost' artisthood. He has thought it through so well!! He is a genius. As someone who disliked this genre back in the nineties, I have such respect for his entry and I absolutely love it!! Joost should win ESC but he has already won in my opinion. In these days where the youth is being tought life should always be Instagram perfect, he is a pure and refreshing inspiration for them. We need more Joosts in the world!!
Yeah this was brilliant and I love this song and this guy! Sad story but his delivery is amazing. Much respect! We need more Joost, you are right! Cheers.
I totally agree with you. I hated hardcore when I was a teenager, but Joost gave it new meaning. Now it brings back memories of al those teens in Ausie tracksuits jumping around on the dancefloor
Hahaha, I never hated house, back when I was 13-14, I listened to both black metal and hardcore house! I just wanted the heaviest of them all. I didn’t care about genres. So things like Atari Teenage Riot and The Prodigy were completely my thing. It was to me like a combination of both manual and digital…
He nailed it live ❤
Absolutely
Hi , Joost used to watch Eurovision with his parents, and he told his dad one day I’ll will be on that stage, unfortunately he lost his dad when he was 12 due cancer and a year later his mom so he mention them in the end an also reffering his pain , traveling in lots off European country’s , the end he wants to tell his dad , you see dad you told me I can.Accomplish everything I want, now I move on with my life , the music is happy hardcore , it’s so Dutch , you can see DJ Paul Elstak in the car in the clip , so listen again and feel his message please .
That is awesome, and he amde it!! Made it to the grand stage and I think he will be on top of the finals! You know his parents are watching from above. Trust me, I am watching and listening over and over again, especially since I am learning so much more.
This song is so much more than a personal tribute to his father,. It containes an important (polarisation) message to the world......One world, one people..... long way to go. Hope you win Joost Klein, even for trying, love your song, speciaal....Welkom in Europa jonghu...............En dan barst de bom los...dus ......
Great reaction. I usually don’t like this kind of music, but I saw him live at a festival in January and he has an incredible stage presence. Besides being goofy he’s also very smart. He is in control of everything he does and knows very well how to market himself while staying authentic. I’m sure he’s going to surprise everybody with the staging at Eurovision. It’s been his longtime dream to perform at that stage so he will make sure it’s going to be impactful. I even have the feeling he will win! Btw he did post a live performance video yesterday.
thank you so much. I think that's why I liked this so much, because of how unique and fun and all the detail. When you know what you're seeing and hearing, it's hard not to love.
The reason it's euro-pa-pa is because 'papa' is dad in Dutch.
Oja....maar dan nog???leg uit....
@@aartsipman6854 Hij heeft zijn vader verloren toen hij 12 jaar was. Blijkbaar keken ze vaak samen eurovision en had hij zijn papa beloofd om er op een dag ook ooit te staan
@@phobos1835 dat
Weet ik allemaal wel, maar er is inmiddels een tamelijk misplaatste verromantisering van het geheel die totaal niet des Joost Klein is. En er wordt mi teveel gewicht gehangen aan het verlies, omdat dat bijzaak is. Het gaat over afsluiten van een hoofdstuk...en gewicht van verlies, meer niet, en minder ook niet....romantiseren is helemaal niet nodig, uitleg ook niet.....
@@aartsipman6854 dat hij eigenlijk zingt tegen zijn vader
No shit einstein
Everbody at the 'last supper' table is famous. S10 was NL's entry in 2022. The outfits the musicians have on in front of the windmill, the Dutch flag coloured shirts they wear on scooters... It all hits a ton of marks. DJ Paul Elstak in the car, Max Verstappen... it's a lot for us here in NL!
Yeah I had a feeling there was a lot of little nuances in there, thanks so much for pointing all those out!! The more I learn, the more I love it!
@@DaneBramageROCKS there was also a new kids reference, for the non-dutch: beavis and butthead are thirty years old and live in the Netherlands, then you have an idea...
@@KaasSchaaf666 Oh wow!! I grew up on Beavis and Butthead, actually. The more I learn, the more I love this song!
The hardcore bit is also known as "gabber". As Dutch as stroopwafels.
Not only S10 was a former ESC contestant, but René Froger (left on the table) also, with De Toppers (we like to forget that😂)
The dance is called "hakke"
His reference to Stromaie is because this well known belgium singer also lost his dad. The opening is a reference to Scooter (90s also).
And papaoutes is french for « dad where are you »
@@pietervanbaekel that's just a full circle moment of him mentioning that exact song there tbh
This song is an ode to his Dad's dying message, which makes it INCREDIBLY EMOTIONAL even though it's a super hard core gabber song
I literally cry every time I hear the ending, and I hear it a lot . Joost we are so proud of you!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
im an proud dutch 🇳🇱
We love Joost Klein 🩵💙🩵
So do we!
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Fun fact: he included a line in German because he wanted to pick at Germany because their Eurovision submissions are rarely actually in German.
Ohhhhhh!! LOL, Fun fact right there.
JUSTICEFORJOOST
Justice for Joost!❤️
Great analysis. Greeting from the Netherlands!
Thank you!! Greetings.
Also a beautiful reference to Stromae ‘s Papaoutai (and Stromae’s music art in general), which is about Stromae losing his father in the Rwanda genocide… we are all human beings…
Winner Eurovision Song Contest 2024 The Netherlands 🇳🇱 Joost Klein “ Europapa”
I just believe it will be!
So glad to hear that you read behind the song. And you've got it. When he was young he always looked at EuroVision with his parents. He told his dad then, that he will be on that stage one day. And he did it. That's why he said in the end of the clip. Look at dad I did it. I think it's a beautiful massages.
I am here for the musician! Thank you so much and I can not wait to see him perform this.
@@DaneBramageROCKS My husband is also a musician, and he said also that it is a clever song. With the story behind the song. So we are in The Netherlands waiting what the rest of Europe think about the song. But we have to wait till the 9th off may. 😁
@@dianakluter7693 We will be ready!! Cheers to you both!
Thank you so much. The song is great, the performance was extraordinary. So happy with yr review! Btw, I’m 71 yrs old 😁
Glad you enjoyed it! I love this song as well. Cheers.
Pretty sharp analysis for a first hearing ! The thing with his dad is that both his father and mother died within a year when he was 12. He was left orphan with his then 26 yr old brother ( who is his manager btw). This both scarred and fuelled him. His motto is Joost Klein, Droom Groot (litt. Joost "little', dream big' ).
Halfway is the mentioning of belgian singer Stromae song 'Papaoutai' which is a song about an absent father ('papa ou etais ' 'papa where were you' . His father was killed in Rwanda genocide ..😔) . Stromae is da bomb. Every song of him is hearbreakingly good !
ruclips.net/video/oiKj0Z_Xnjc/видео.html&ab_channel=StromaeVEVO
Thank you so much and thank you also for providing that information!! This is what I/we were looking for. Hearing this story is sad but I am proud of him for pushing on and embracing his heritage and honoring his family. Great song, great message, wonderful person!
A new Star is Born: Joost Klein!
And now up to number 1 USA Billboard top 100🎉
Im dutch i love this song i was crying at the end he is a legend❤
Cheers!
Your expression and emotional swing at the end is exactly what makes this song makes so strong.
Thank you. I loved it.
sounds crazy, i litterly cry when the songs done. During the song im happy, its really proud feelings... Yeah, the gabber hardcore is actually born in the netherlands so i tink it is a wink to our culture. Love xxx
I love that!! The gabber was a fun discovery!
Iam from Holland and in the beginnig i thoth this is to heavy for the rest of Europapa . But what when i listen it a view times . I think no this is our best song ever deliverd to the euro vision. Wauw what cool.
Joost klein is super cool . ❤
This is really the 90th with happy hardcore, typical Dutch; my childhood and how special it is that Joost, who was born in 1997, brings this style back into our lives.
What an artist and a performer.🙏 Truly the best of the Netherlands ever. This song is with happiness and sadness combined, that releases all kinds of different feelings in a human body.Terrific beat, terrific feelings, thank you Joost.🙏🙏🙏
This is what music is about.
If this isn't going to win, than I don't know it anymore and we'd better abolish the entire Eurovision Song Contest.
Love this, love Joost, with love and 12 points.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉😊😊
Cheers, Welcome to the channel!
@@adavelaar
What do you mean????Look at these facts please!!
With 7 victories each, Ireland and Sweden tie as the most successful countries at the Contest. Luxembourg, France, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom have all won 5 times.
Netherlands won 5 times already 🤔🤷🏼♀️😜👍👊
@@adavelaar 2019 Duncan Laurence won👍
Beautiful pure and sharing reaction of you, Dane 💟🎶🙏
Thank you 🇳🇱
Thank you 🙌
his parents died when he was young. now he tries to make it a positive in his music and he dedicates every song to his parents
Thank for supporting the Dutch Eurovision act! I love how pure your first reaction was to Joost, his song & the video clip!
Thank you so much. 🙏🏻
Pretty good pronunciations. Joost is a ghost who eats the most toast on the coast.
The EDM is Eurobeat mixed with true old school Dutch happy hardcore. The later segment is old school Hardcore from around 1994/'95. The dancing to this is called Hakken (back then) and is now more known as Gabber.
The song is a tribute to his father and mum who passed away at respectively 12 and 13.
The song is about an orhan traveling the continent and beyond to escape from his grief and pain. Yet no matter where he goes the void follows him.
The end is a message saying he found the strength of letting go. His fathers words that it is a world without "grenzen" which is a Dutch word that means both borders and boundries.
A deep poetic song to happy hardcore beats and a goosebumps inducing conclusion where he delivers the whole context of the song.
A brilliant lil masterpiece imo.
One of the best Eurovision entries to date.
Love from an old school Gabber from The Netherlands ❤🇳🇱
Hi there! Welcome and thank you so much for providing that information. Knowing all this, he translated it into song very well and I LOVE this. This is one of my top 3 favorite entries in the contest and I think may just win. I love this guy and am so happy to have discovered him and this song. This is why I love this contest. Cheers and thank you again for providing us that info.
Top uitleg en antwoord! Groeten van een mede oud- gabber:)
@DaneBramageROCKS You asked. Thank you for the interest. Most are for clicks you went for quality and content. Cudos for that.
Dutch is a complicated language with words that have no equivalent translation. Gezellig is an example. It means warming cozy atmosphere. Welcoming, friendly and inviting. 😊
One thing many miss is Stomae and Papaoutai. This is French and literally translates to "dad where are you".
The building with windmill is a mashup of build types. Probably a visual representation of childhood memories mixed with the emotional burden.
Loved your review. Figured I'd give you some first hand info and an "in my perspective"
Keep up the great work. Earned my subscription.
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@@DamienT1891 Yeah It is a bit upsetting that most rectors are in this for themselves. I mean, I started the channel because I love music and want to share that experience, but if it was not for these musicians, then we would not have this so full credit to them and I want to learn more about these musicians!! On that, thank you again for providing more info and I totally missed the "dad where are you" translation but I would never have known that, this is why I love when the fans and follows pop in and provide this info! This community is AMAZING.
Yeah that building was awesome, I figured it was a visual of his history and upbringing, strong message here! Cheers and thanks so much and welcome to the channel!
Wauw,have seen about more then 50 reactions from this song from Joost but this is the best one! I even didnt knew everything yet, because havent seen the website from the Eurovision yet. So thank you!
Thank you as well! I am glad you like this reaction. I try to give as much to the musicians as possible; it is all about them.
A masterpiece by Joost!!!
So a fun fact about the video. The color of his suit is International Klein Blue. So thats very suitable xD
Oh nice!
European union flag royal blue
@@atvena it might be the exact same color, but that's the official name of the color. Joost Klein did not name it that :)
After Ducan Laurence, Joost Klein is our new nr 1 for The Netherlands 🥳🇪🇺🇳🇱, greetz from Amsterdam!!
Greetings!! I am a fan.
@@DaneBramageROCKS nice✌️
The references in this song is about grief and running away (via the traveling between countries that is shown) from the pain and struggles of passings of his parents (at age 12 and age 13).
Smiling the whole song and at the end I am in tears. Deep!
You perfectly articulated what makes his song so fun in that first comment!
Thank you!
Very nice review of Europapa! I’m in love with the great song and I’m 56 years old, apparently I’m too old to like Happy hardcore. The song really sticks in my head, also the reference to Papaoutai (Dad, where are you?) by Stromae is great! I hope he will finish in the top five at least. 1️⃣2️⃣ Points from me 👏👏🏽👏🏾🏆🇪🇺🎉🥳
Thank you so much!! I love it as well and I am excited to see the show!
Dutch opinion: I love how you mention his expressions, because I was skeptical before watching it the first time. Although he’s big already in several countries, I didn’t know him before. But oh my, his facial expressions are so much fun to watch. On top of that, it’s similar to music from from my teens, so another reason to love it. On top of his background. I really hope they can put together a performance that reflects the energy of his clip.
I hope so, too; as much fun and amazing as this video was for this contest, it is all about the stage performance. I'm cheering for Joost!
They did 2 performances live now. Everybody had to drop there phones. So nobody could make a movie of it. I red it was fantastic
12 points great song🎉
Thank you for taking this emotional rollercoaster thank you for your review. Recap you can travel freely in a Europe w/o borders but the pain of the loss of loved ones travels with you. Follow your dreams and make the ones you love proud. Carry the memories with you but also their lessons. Joost is no joke he is a survivor right through the pain to party on the eurovision stage. Joost lost both his parents at a young age that last message "for my parents" punches you in the gut after that wild hardstyle EDM that is typically dutch.
Thank you for the comment and support! I agree, Joost is no joke, and I am a fan. Great song, great message, wonderful person.....I support him dearly.
its him in the past, present and the future. To always remember who he was, who he is and who he once become.
The best reaction! Thank You!
12 points to The Netherlands. The winner of the Eurovision Songcontest 2024. Nostalgia from the 90's.
9 millions views in 8 days, no1 trending on RUclips, loved from Asia to South America. No1 on Spotify in many countries. A hit on TikTok.
Joost said that he will bring a huge surprise on stage in the finals that will shock the world.
This is a masterpiece. Euro papa= Euro dad, because papa is dad in Dutch. A sad song with lyrics with a meaning, with a message, in a happy hardcore melody. A letter to his father who died when he was a 12 year old child. His mother past away a year later. He promised his father that he will be someday on the Eurovision Songcontest stage. His father told him that it is possible because there are no borders between the countries, and no limits to follow his dream. Borders and limitations are made by human. In every country he went, he felt the pain and grief of no having his parents. The fire symbolise letting go of the grief and pain, and the start of a new chapter in his live.
Wow, and Thank You!! This song is getting around for sure! Something to be proud of and I am so excited to see how the live show goes! Thank you so much for watching and commenting! Cheers.
We love Joost!! ❤ You’ll have aaall my votes 🥳
the house construct was the "Castle" AKA Home and memories that burned due to the death of his parents and moved on in live
Whoa! The more I learn, the more I love this song! And Joost himself, what a wonderful creation.
Thank you for covering Joost!
He is great and his song Europapa is a tribute to connectedness.
12 points to the Netherlands!
THank you for the comment! I loved it.
Hiii, wonderful reaction sir. 😊❤. You, at the end of the video, got that it was him as a kid (played by a little boy from my city (so proud😊)) and his dad. The whole song got to me so much. It's been in my head for over a week now, absolutely obsessed by it. I hope he will reach the finals and also do well there. He deserves it. Watch the live performance of his song Florida on Lowlands. And what happened after that, OMG, I cried my eyes out, knowing he lost his parents at 12 and 13 yo. A little kid in my eyes. When I saw that, I just wanted to crawl into the tv and give him a warm hug. ❤😢
Thank you so much and yes, this one tugs at the heart but I am happy he did this and made it to the show!! I can not wait to see his live performance. Thank you for the beautiful comment!!
There's always a national discussion what singer or song to compete at the ESF.. but this one feels so right at the right moment. Joost created a continental anthem for us europeans 😂❤ altough there's very strong competition this year, this song will stick and stand out with a hilarious performance 😅 netherlands, 840 points
I appreciate your video because of your spontaneous reaction, your expertise and competence, as well as your proper research afterwards. Compliments!
I appreciate that! I am here for the musician and am now a fan of Joost!
Love..love your reaction! You are really interested, and you really enjoying this song and the hidden messages and not just for views! ❤🎉
Thank you so much. You will only get honesty here and I love this song and this message and Joost is amazing!
Love your reaction! Proud to be a Dutch
Thank you. You should be proud! This was great.
Oooooooh my!! Major KAARIJA vibes!! Could JOOST KLEIN be Eurovision 2024's KAARIJA????
This was fun! Good beat and super catchy. I can already hear the crowd singing along to this! This may be one of the biggest hits for Eurovision this year!
Good video, Dane! Keep 'em coming! 🎉
Yeah I got those vibes as well! Take that and meaning behind this song and I think we have a winner in the making!
fun fact: when it got announced he got disqualified (for a bullshit reason-) a dutch radio station (QMusic) played this song on repeat for an hour
my first time i see your channel! Great video & like the context provided. Indeed my most annticipated performance/song for the Eurovision 2024!
Hi there, Welcome to the channel and Thank You!! I'm excited to see this on stage!
AMAZING!!! The more I watch, the more I see details! I totally agree! Love this. 12 points for The Netherlands. Vamos Holanda!!!!!!
love your comment thanks 💜
Thank you. I love this song and love Joost. Great song, great message, great guy.
Love your reaction, and yes I am Dutch and so proud of Joost. Here is a little explanation.
16 days ago I first got to know about Joost with the premiere of his EVSC entry. and now I'm hooked. I'm no spring chicken at 58 years old, but wow Joost is so impressive. If you do not understand Dutch then you are stuck out of luck, his story is so impressive and his art is masterful.
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, wherever 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 song is filled with hidden gems, f.e. DJ Paul Elstack,(in the car at the Gabber section), The last supper scene (see who are at the table) and so much more.
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
Thank you so much for watching and providing that explanation!! I love this song!
As happy as this song sounds, it's a sad song.
Actually, he describes his life in a few minutes;
In the first verse, he talks about losing everything. An important part is the death of his parents when he was 12/13 years old.
In the second verse, he talks about how alone and lonely he is. He also says that he needed help because of depression and being homeless and apparently insufficiently helped I don't understand the reference to stromai (bad in french).
The leonardi da vinci (The Last Supper) scene may refer to one of his songs in which he sings that he is god.
If I remember correctly, his father once told him that he should keep writing poetry.
The house with the mill is the place in which he grew up (with all the shit) and possibly burning it down, taking a new step into a new world without borders in which he can do whatever he wants
Thanks for this great video! I'm from the Netherlands but live in Texas and I love to hear American views on Dutch culture. Joost is indeed pronounced more like 'toast' so you'd say 'Joast' maybe.
Thank you!! Cheers
I'm from Belgium, so we're supposed to act like, you know, competitors :) But this song is just so good and catchy. Also the message it brings and with his parents and all that, hidden behind a fun and happy song, is just amazing to me. You got my vote Joost :)
We zullen als goede buren uiteraard ook 12 punten terug aan Mustii geven! 😀😉
Veel succes op 9 mei! 🤛😘🍀
@@Sahi_PK Haha, bedankt. Dat hoeft voor mij niet hoor. Eerlijk gezegd, als we al niet laatste eindigen met die song is het een win :p Neen, ik heb het er echt niet voor.
love this song so very much its banger my country netherlands slaying the need to win
Papa is the dutch word for dad so thats an whisper
GREAT VIDEO! I am from NL & know joostklein from youtube (eenhoornjoost). I think it is great how you interpreted the song how it is suppost to do when you heard it. Eventhough you didnt know about the loss of his parents; his personal message + the 'we are NL, we are europe' is the idea of this song. Joost Klein really is an artist & I really appriciate your words. It makes me feel very proud to live in the Netherlands & be a part of the EU :)
I really reaaaally hope we wil win eurovision!!! NL is such an small country, however we have a lot of cultural things that are unique, eventhough EU doesnt really have 'cultural-borders'. The thing with europe is that traveling is really easy & that food is available everywhere. In NL we have so many restaurants with international food. In some cities there are a lot of international students & we have a lot of dutchies with an other ethnicity.
This song doesnt only represent europe, but also how europe is 'blended' in dutch culture. However; happy hardcore = dutch!!
Also the guy who said 'Europa jonge' is from a movie; New Kids Turbo. Which is about the culture of south NL (Brabant. Which is also where I live :)) In the video clip are also more dutch artist/performers that all kinda 'iconic for some cultural subgroups'. The song really has multiple layers & I think reaaaallly is a masterpice
Thank you so much! I enjoyed this and was happy to understand, for the most part, what it was! I know the loss now, I learned a lot after recording but none the less, I love it all! Thanks for the comments and information! I am excited for the show.
I'm not into dance, techno or hardcore AT ALL, I really hate the stuff. But when I first heard this song it just grabbed me. I looked up more works from Joost and the guy is just a treasure, his songs have so many layers!
genuine great reaction big up
Thank you
I feel like I "should" hate it, but I absolutely LOVE this song! It's an earworm I don't mind having 😁. It reminds me of the songs by "party Piet Pablo" and the likes my kids used to listen too. PS I'm Belgian 🇧🇪
Why do you feel like you “should” you hate it?
Omdat we noorderburen zijn of omdat je het niet zo op Europa hebt?
Of hou je niet van deze muziek?
Ik vroeg het me even af.
In the videoclip all the people he made this song with are part of the video. At the dinnertable S10 was 2 years ago our artist to the eurovision contest, Donny, helped writing this song. The men on the scooter is art director of the clip. The other one joins every performance. The men in the car is DJ Paul Elstak, he started this music sound in the '90s. The men on tv, is a character from a dutch movie.
And much more.
This song has a deeper meaning. 'Papa' is translated 'dad' in dutch. Joost lost his dad to cancer when he was 12 and his mom a year later because of a cardiac arrest. When he was younger he watched the Eurovision with his parents and said “I’m gonna sing at Eurovision one day”. Joost sings that no matter where he goes or what he eats, he can not escape the pain of this loss. In the end he says goodbye to the pain of his loss by burning the photo, without losing the memory. This song is also an ode to Europe. His dad told him that it’s a world without borders, because borders are invented by humans. And that you can create your own world. The dance break is happy hardcore - a music style that was invented in the Netherlands, also called gabber music. Bringing a personal loss, the feeling of Europe and the dutch culture together; that is art.
The lyrics have a lot of layers:
Europe let’s come together!
It’s now or never!
I love you all!
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 a long walk to Vienna
I want to leave the Netherlands
But my passport is gone
Fortunately 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 "merci" and "please"
I lost everything
Except time
So am travelling every day
For 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
Euro-pa-pa-pa
Euro-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa
Eu-ro-pa!
Ich bin in Deutschland
Aber Ich bin so allein
Io sono in Italia
but still I feel pain
Am running from myself
Calling 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
"Yes, yes, he does that very 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
Euro-pa-pa-pa
Euro-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa
Eu-ro-pa!
Euro-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa….
Welcome in Europe boy!
At the end of the day
We are all human beings
My father once told me
It's a world without borders
I miss you every day
Is what I secretly whisper
You see dad
I listened to you
Is what I secretly whisper
You see dad
I listened to you
Thank you for sharing this!! The response has been wonderful from all the fans. The more I / we learn, the more I love this song. What a wonderful message and wonderful person! Thank You.
I'm from the Netherlands, and I have to admit I'm not necessarily a fan of gabber style, but I was quickly sold especially with the ending. A beautiful dedication to his father and mother. There is a deeper meaning in his words and I really appreciate it. The end always give me a tear. Thank you for the analysing, very good!
Thank you so much and I appreciate you watching this!! I love it and am in full support!
I'm here for the firts time and I loved your reaction. I will subscripe etc😊
Greatings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱🤗
Greetings, and welcome to the channel! Thank you so much for the beautiful comment and support.
THIS SONGS SO BEAUTIFUL. LOVE IT! LOVE IT! GONNA VOTE MY TATS OFF FOR IT!
He sings about his youth, refers to the 90s, he lost his dad early, short after also his mom, he lived shortly on the street, this clip had wonderful details, it is a masterpiece ❤
Can't wait for Thursday
I would love to see your reaction to Joost Klein's song Florida 2009 in live concert. Btw a 55y fan here. This boy is a pure artist
I have that one saved and should get to it soon!! Thank you and welcome.
What I really like is the incorporation of a very Dutch dance style 'Hakken' as you see near the end. It's so typically Dutch, I love that it's incorporated in the video.
Een wereld zonder grenzen is translated to a world without borders and while it is fitting and might mean that it also could mean a world without limit. I think in this context een wereld zonder grenzen means both a world without borders and a world without limits.
🎶A fascinating glimpse into the Netherlands' Eurovision entry! Joost Klein brings a unique flair to the competition!
Proud to be Dutch! Joost lost his parents at the age of 12 and 13. Such a great guy! ❤️💙
Agreed, This was fantastic!
You've got it. Nice
Thank you!
Wow I get excited from you’re video on our Joost! He is good isn’t he 😊
He is! I love it
Love ❤this song. Its getting better every day. 12 points for The Netherlands. ❤❤❤
I agree.
Welkom in Europa
Joost makes me laugh and cry with this song. Such a amazing tribute to his passed away parents. Joost you are sooo special!! ❤