BRITISH REACTING TO NORWEGIAN MUSIC - Hkeem, Blvck O, Karpe DIem

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  • Опубликовано: 2 сен 2019
  • I've reacted to swedish music and now i have reacted to norwegian music, which one do you thinks better :D.
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Комментарии • 813

  • @NyalJAWC
    @NyalJAWC  4 года назад +683

    Like this when you’ve liked and subscribe for part 2 🇳🇴❤️

  • @elton6870
    @elton6870 4 года назад +531

    Norwegian music is usually focused on the lyrics, even tho the beats are usually dope too

  • @benjamink63
    @benjamink63 4 года назад +194

    the hole point of this song is the lyrics about the Norwegian society and racism

  • @charlottefrantzen4579
    @charlottefrantzen4579 3 года назад +34

    Recently I’ve noticed how a good majority of Norwegian rap is social commentary, often about racism, mental health, substance abuse, and that kind of gave me a new appreciation for it

  • @karl-erlendmikalsen5159
    @karl-erlendmikalsen5159 4 года назад +200

    I always get so sad when people who can't understand Norwegian listen to Karpe Diem. You don't even know what you're missing out on :'(

  • @niklasoguz196
    @niklasoguz196 4 года назад +414

    The first song is just so lyrically strong, and like 80% of the song is the lyrics if you know what I mean

  • @andreasstenhjem5021
    @andreasstenhjem5021 4 года назад +349

    I like how he said fy faen whithout nowing it was swearing

  • @juliecasson5298
    @juliecasson5298 4 года назад +164

    the first one is a fine ass masterpiece, people literally get this song as assignments in school because it is so deep, people write thesis's and exams on this song. you really need to get some good translations for the song. also most of this group songs are super deep ! true art

  • @MaidenViking_
    @MaidenViking_ 4 года назад +78

    That "classical" song as you called it, is an old norwegian theatrical song from the 1930's about doing cocaine :p

  • @Moose0fNorway
    @Moose0fNorway 4 года назад +42

    Yeah, in theory norwegian is pretty easy to learn. but you want to communicate with norwegians? Yeah, welcome to learning the language 30+ different ways, because of all the dialect variations!

  • @matilde3406
    @matilde3406 4 года назад

    u just said a bad word in norwegian-

  • @eirinalviniussen
    @eirinalviniussen 4 года назад +257

    Elsker hvordan han er helt med, men aner egt ikke hva sangene handler om.

  • @jjordstad2942
    @jjordstad2942 4 года назад +1

    Haha liker han sitter å synger naver naver naver🥴😂😂😂

  • @amundhuus6285
    @amundhuus6285 4 года назад +500

    React to:

  • @belit1346
    @belit1346 4 года назад +48

    That first song is about immigration hate. The stereotypes and all. "Oh so you're running from poverty but can affort to take a plane/boat here?" Shit like that. And how it's so easy to be all tough when you're safe in your basement behind a screen. I assume the black eyes is supposed to symbolize how a lot of people demonize immigrants.

  • @renatepedersen6255
    @renatepedersen6255 4 года назад +962

    Eyyy norwegian music🔥🔥🔥 hvem er fra Norge her?

  • @Optimistiskpessimist
    @Optimistiskpessimist 4 года назад +38

    You need to get the Karpe song translated and you will hear/see it in a total different way.

  • @arnesolgrend1796
    @arnesolgrend1796 4 года назад +216

    Nobody:

  • @chojuj4533
    @chojuj4533 4 года назад +25

    Karpe Siem is even better when you understand the lyrics

  • @kesuevekeskin1416
    @kesuevekeskin1416 4 года назад +24

    Next time translate the lyrics while doing a vid. You will fall in love!