The world is full of horrific events and art that describes these events. A God urging a father to sacrifice his child as a burnt offering or a man suffering death on a cross are familiar stories in our culture. To some such stories are consider totally incomprehensible, but others accept them without question. People's struggle for freedom has always been painful and difficult - and part of life. You can like it or not, but most people who know art history know that art is not necessarily best when it is beautifully painted. Sometimes stories or art will challenge our perception, and only then can it reach us. He who has ears can hear.
@@ahkkariq7406 It is not a story but an old fairy tale that is not fact. If it had been part of a story, it would have been something else. As a Norwegian myself, I grew up with the horrible story and did not like them then and neither do I now. We all have different music tastes and that's ok.
@@evahelen3511 I know you're Norwegian, and you miss the point. Horrific stories come in all shapes and forms, and they usually bring a message. Of course we can say "I don't like it" and turn our backs to the message. Ignorance is bliss.
![REACTION: Gåte "Ulveham" [Norway #Eurovision2024]](/img/1.gif)
So proud of our entry!🇧🇻❤️🔥 Thanks for the reaction🤗
Oh thank you for watching! :)
You are exactly recting like I hope Europe does on Saturday, if they do, we will win! Thank you❤
Oh fingers crossed for Norway! :)
Thank you Malta❤️
Greetings from Norway🇳🇴
Thank you for watching!! :)
That was an absolutely amazing song!! It will definitely get to the finals, is 8.5 for me, awesome reaction!
We couldn't agree more Ingvi! Thank you, as always, for watching! :)
@@ratedg9394 You are so very welcome :)
One of the best Eurovision entries ever. Thanks for reacting!
We love it!! Thank you for watching :)
Great reaction 👍 Have you seen the official music video? It was released yesterday! 💚🥇🐺🇳🇴
Not yet! We will definitely check it out! Thank you so much for watching :)
Proud of my country 🫶🇳🇴❤️
Check out their new music video as well. It is a masterpiece! ❤
We will check it out for sure!
Gåte means riddle, the instrument is a harpe or nykkelharpe and really old instrument, and Gunnhild is a national treasure
Love it
We like it 🤩,...great performans & music. Best wishes from Serbia.
Why are you highlighting yourself instead of the artist video?!! The video audio was terrible because of you two!!!😢😢😢
Unfortunately there are copyright rules we can't do much about, but thank you for watching ☺️
You are watching a reaction video - if you just want the performance, go to the original.
@@ratedg9394 Plus, why watch a reaction video if you care so little for the actual reaction. Thank you ladies! :)
Horrible Lyric and to mutch screaming. Thank you for reaction from Norway
I think you never heard screaming before. Also very confused why you thank peopel for reacting to a song you don't like?
@@ThaGamingMisfit It is custom to thanks for a making a video. Even if i don't like the song. Learn the difference
The world is full of horrific events and art that describes these events. A God urging a father to sacrifice his child as a burnt offering or a man suffering death on a cross are familiar stories in our culture. To some such stories are consider totally incomprehensible, but others accept them without question.
People's struggle for freedom has always been painful and difficult - and part of life. You can like it or not, but most people who know art history know that art is not necessarily best when it is beautifully painted. Sometimes stories or art will challenge our perception, and only then can it reach us. He who has ears can hear.
@@ahkkariq7406 It is not a story but an old fairy tale that is not fact. If it had been part of a story, it would have been something else. As a Norwegian myself, I grew up with the horrible story and did not like them then and neither do I now. We all have different music tastes and that's ok.
@@evahelen3511 I know you're Norwegian, and you miss the point. Horrific stories come in all shapes and forms, and they usually bring a message. Of course we can say "I don't like it" and turn our backs to the message. Ignorance is bliss.