If this was about fictional locations/universes from media, I bet that would be the only 'true' way you'd be able to guess the stereotypical music for the world of Rhythm Heaven To completely ascend into musical bliss
Scotland the Brave isn't the Scottish national anthem. It's Flower of Scotland: ruclips.net/video/EEbGC1UWaLQ/видео.html To be honest, most Scottish people find Scotland the Brave really cheesy and ridiculous. You'll only ever hear it played by bagpipers for tourists.
@@gordon1545 huh, guess i'm not as in-tune with my (mixed) culture as i thought, my dad and i have been living a lie i guess? i always found it cheesy too
I mean scotland is also a part of the United Kingdom lol Whereas they used ‘Greensleeves’ to showcase the entire UK (an English traditional song. Both England/Scotland are part of the UK,
@@gordon1545 ACTUALLLY...TECHNICALLY and unfortunately being a part of the UK means "God Save the King" is the national anthem of scotland. that said, Flowers of Scotland is used by the international sports clubs and usually does poll high among the Scots, but some do favor Scotland the Brave. I think those who prefer Flowers of Scotland are really English myself and they can go back home to London.
Or just listening to previous videos like this that gave out the answers right away Or knowing your own stereotypes, in my case, considering I got the one for France immediately as it started playing the first few notes
EHAT SILL WEN DO WITH THE DRUNKEN SAE-LER WHAT SWILLL WE DO WITH THE DRUNKER SAILER WHATS WILL WE DO WITH THE DRUNMWN SAILOER ALALALALALALLALALALALALLALALALAL such a bop (i’m biologically irish 😈😈😈😈)
@@logantimberlake009 O, Canada Our home and native land True patriot love In all thy son's command With glowing hearts We see the rise Of true north strong and free. From far and wide O Canada, We stand on guard for thee. God, keep our land, Glorious and free, O Canada, We stand on guard, for thee. O, Canada, We stand on guard For Theeeeeee
For those curious. The song used for Moldova is not called Epic Sax Guy. That's just the meme that came from that song. The song is Run Away from Sunstroke Project & Olia Tira, which was their entry for the 2010 edition of the Eurovision song contest
@@DarkLxrd Yeah. Hey Mamma was even their 2017 Eurovision entry, and gave them their highest placement yet, at 3rd. They also tried to represent Moldova in 2023, but were runners-up in the national final. The sax guy truly is a legend tho
My mom came in my room after 3 seconds of hearing the Russian one and was like 'We playing Russian now??' (she was born in 60s, in Hungary, so no surprise there 🤣)
For you cheaters ❤️ 0:20 Spain 0:44 France 1:08 Egypt 1:32 Russia 1:58 Brazil They get GOOD here: 2:20 South Korea 😂 2:45 United States of America (banger) 3:09 Israel 3:33 United Kingdom 🔥 3:58 Finland 4:23 India ❤️ 4:47 Mexico 😂 5:10 Scotland 5:35 Moldavia 6:00 Germany 🔥 6:27 Japan 6:49 Italy 7:15 Greece 7:38 Taiwan 8:01 🔥Slovakia (so good) 8:27 Mongolia 8:51 HAHA IRELAND🔥😂 9:16 Poland 🔥🤤 9:40 Jamaica 10:05 Ukraine 🔥🔥🔥 10:31 End ☝️🤓
@@catosx2738I'd guess its because many countries end with "..ia" (Croatia, Australia, Cambodia, Lithuania...) I'm surprised people are not writing Italia by mistake, since it's "Italy" in Italian. 🙂
“Cotton Eyed Joe” is actually an American folk song dating back to the 1800s. One of the earliest known recordings of the song was in 1928. The Swedish band, Rednex, released their version in 1994, and is probably the most well-known rendition. The band takes a lot of inspiration from American country and folk music, I mean look at their name!
Yes!!!!! Finally!!! I study Bluegrass, old time, and country music, and I always end up having to explain that reddex did not write cotton eye joe and dispute that stupid notion it is about an STD. Cotton eye joe is about a slave with cataracts that a family couldn't afford, but kept him around because he played fiddle until he went missing
im actually really happy that bialy wegorz wasnt named polish cow; for those who dont know 'biały węgorz' means white eel, it symbolizes cocaine. Also the words "tylko jedno w głowie mam, koksu pięć gram" translate to "only one thing in my head, five grams of cocaine" So the song is about cocaine addiction and selling literally everything just to get high (1 gram ≈ 1/4 tsp)
5:12 it's so weird now to hear Scotland's national anthem without the dude screaming "SCOTLAND FOREVER" It's ingrained in my brain, now it feels like something is missing without it 😂😂😂
Scotland is part of the united kingdom, which is the country. Though truth be told I'm not 100% on that, but as far as I know scotland isn't it's own independant country. Rather a part of a country that has it's own distinct cultural identity. Similarly to bavaria lmao
It's awkward because if you look up "Scotland" or "United Kingdom" on wikipedia, they're both described as being a "country". Offhand I don't know how Bavaria's legal status is defined, but there are a lot of countries with subregions that are functionally more autonomous than Scotland is, so I don't know why it would bother Bavarians. Though, I have heard someone say "Bavaria is basically the Texas of Germany" which I didn't understand at the time, but it's starting to click I think 😂
I would love to go on a long talk about how confusing constituent countries is as a geography nerd and historian. To keep things simple I'll explain it like this. The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is one autonomous unit that is the functioning face for four other countries; England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. They are all country via technicality of this that function under one government who represents them all. Much in the same way that Aruba, Curaçao, The Netherlands, and Sint Maarten are all countries that function under the Kingdom of the Netherlands. We usually only think of, in that case, The Netherlands in Europe when we hear the name but it really covers all bases. Constituent Countries are extremely confusion since technically we could go into the Republics and Oblasts of Russia as those are countries within a country that they have to abide by, same with all the states in the United States of America or the Emirates in the United Arab Emirates (notice the theme with united in the titles?). It is just really interesting and confusing how these nations without diplomatic relations work under these one major recognized countries of USA, UAE, UK, Russia, or Kingdom of the Netherlands. I'd really recommend doing more research into it since I only talk examples here, I am genuinely passionate about this and would love to discuss further the intricacies of how these nations work.
yes, think of hatsune miku as an instrument basically. she sings, but kurousa-p (aka whiteflame) is the one who edited her to sing, composed and played the music and wrote the lyrics
Same here, with things like these. In a way, that reflects how cultures are in general, a lot of the time. Since specifics, as well as groups, are both important classifications and identifiers in their own rights. That's part of why I find learning about other countries and cultures so fascinating, because of how they compare and contrast from one another, and how countries split, merge, and interact throughout history.
I'm Russian from Germany and I speak Ukrainian. I only knew the song from Harry Potter (the English version of it). I was surprised that the song originally comes from Ukraine, beautiful song. Would like to know what genre or what the history of these songs is in Ukraine. I mean, is it from the Orthodox Christian Church or from the time of the Soviet Union?...
@@KroxohneCHrox so it was composed by Leontovych in the beginning of XX century (very probably giving a specific shape to a vague cloud of folklore lyrics and melody). And after he and the choir had tour in Europe, this song became popular outside of Ukraine
@@KroxohneCHrox the song is based on Ukrainian folk songs called "щедрівка" (shchedrivka). On New Year's Eve, people visit the homes of others and sing these songs, wishing everything good, it's an old tradition
Now, the real question is, what is the 51st state? Puerto Rico? Guam? American Samoa? Northern Mariana Islands? US Virgin Islands? My house? I guess we will never know.
Having Slovak song to be so specific, I was like "The guy putting this together HAS to be Slovak, right?" And lord behold, the author wrote a Slovak comment under the part 2, so I was right. 😄 Greetings from 🇨🇿.
6:25 me being the picky vocaloid fan I am… Senbonzakura is made by Kurousa-P, not Hatsune Miku (so it would be more like Senbonzakura- Kurousa-P ft Hatsune Miku)
I've been fascinated by Ukraine more than ever for the last couple of months and i had absolutely no idea my favourite Christmas song, even one of my favourite songs ever, was of Ukrainian origin. Thank you for showing this to me
@@KingK2205 I've had an interest in slavic nations for quite some time already, though my focus was mostly on Russia. Something about a country constantly hurting itself and always looking for an identity, despite having so much culture to export to the world, it interests me. It's only a few weeks before the big invasion in 2022 that i realized Ukraine was in a similar situation, but with much more hope in becoming something greater. This war is an opportunity to build back like the country has never had since the collapse of the USSR and with so many Ukrainian refugees here in Canada to talk to and learn from, I've never felt closer to the people i've been reading about. I've been trying to learn the language a bit too here and there, and to be honest, as someone who has trouble staying motivated to learn something new, the constant news about Ukraine reminds me to continue learning bits of the language here and there. I understand its a little shallow to care "all of a sudden" despite the Annexation of Crimea having happened years ago and the conflicts in Донбaс never really ending, but i see it more as moving my focus from Russia, a lost cause of a nation, to Ukraine who has shown itself as more than capable to become something better.
@@Hexagonian I also have had similar interest with Slavic countries. I am Ethiopian, and they are Orthodox like us, so we relate on a lot of stuff. They are also very nice and kind people. I wish to visit all the Slavic Eastern European countries.
I automatically started singing Ievan Polkka (the Finnish version too) but took me a minute to name the country cuz I was too busy bopping lmao 6:34 SENBONZAKURA
honestly never knew where Shchedryk came from and because of a movie I've kinda asociated it with royal fantasy and so I thought to myself "wherever this song is from, I'm definitely going there"... Don't think that's going to happen any time soon
Erika is a good song but lets face it, most of the attention it gets is from a certain "interest group" whose hobbies tend to include playing HOI4, collecting militaria and making poorly-sourced claims about the capabilities of a Tiger tank, among other things.
As a german I didn't recognise the german song. Listening to it again it becomes quite clear due to the cuckoo clock. I'm not used to that sound, because I'm from the very north of Germany. And, to be honest, I expected something like Rammstein xD
I find it very interesting that apparently there's a lot of Germans here who don't know it I highly recommend checking it out tho, it is.. interesting, to say the least
I did not expect Slovakia to pop up out of nowhere, I guessed it immediately and the name of the song because it's quite popular, but it was a very pleasant surprise
Fun fact : that Bal musette piece is actually used as an opening theme for a radio program about accordion on a national French radio channel. As it’s airing on Sunday morning, it really brings the smell of fresh croissants with it… well, let me get my béret, I have to go.
Yeah, I guess Samba De Janeiro is Eurodance song that was played frequently during the 1998 FIFA World Cup and is associated with the Brazilian national team :) And thank you!
@@DarkLxrd nemyslel som si ze si slovak, asi preto si dal random song od elanu na slovensko xd. Podla mna to neni nieco stereotypne pre zahranicnych ludi ktori nerozumeju textu, ale tak samozrejme ze ja som to uhadol.
Some of these are literally wrong lol not even stereotypes. Greensleeves isn't even slightly stereotypical of the UK, and Scotland went twice since we got our own separate one, and wasn't even the most stereotypical Scottish tune. The bagpipes are the national instrument of the UK.
i've listened to France's song so many times in teh background of my tasks i knew exactly which one would come up someone send help edit: the fact that i couldn't even guess my own country's makes me so ashamed. i should not be allowed to call myself an englishman
Which country you come from?
USA
Germany. But I'm mostly Russian
Argentina
Australia
AMERICA
At some point some of us stopped guessing and started vibing lol
If this was about fictional locations/universes from media, I bet that would be the only 'true' way you'd be able to guess the stereotypical music for the world of Rhythm Heaven
To completely ascend into musical bliss
Omg same 💀
I forgot to verbally guess when Poland's came on. My ancestry took over LMAO
I was vibing to the Moldovan saxophone
For me it was senbonzakura and Ievan polka
the french one gets me every time 😭😭
Le Fiiiiiish au Chocolate...
oui moi aussi!
ouiii
cuuuassso
I always picture the Spy from TF2.
the fact that scotland's "stereotypical meme song" is literally just it's national anthem definitely says... something about scotland
Scotland the Brave isn't the Scottish national anthem. It's Flower of Scotland: ruclips.net/video/EEbGC1UWaLQ/видео.html
To be honest, most Scottish people find Scotland the Brave really cheesy and ridiculous. You'll only ever hear it played by bagpipers for tourists.
@@gordon1545 huh, guess i'm not as in-tune with my (mixed) culture as i thought, my dad and i have been living a lie i guess? i always found it cheesy too
I mean scotland is also a part of the United Kingdom lol
Whereas they used ‘Greensleeves’ to showcase the entire UK (an English traditional song. Both England/Scotland are part of the UK,
@@gordon1545 ACTUALLLY...TECHNICALLY and unfortunately being a part of the UK means "God Save the King" is the national anthem of scotland.
that said, Flowers of Scotland is used by the international sports clubs and usually does poll high among the Scots, but some do favor Scotland the Brave.
I think those who prefer Flowers of Scotland are really English myself and they can go back home to London.
@@gordon1545 As a Scot I can definitely agree with that, I rarely actually hear it. Flower of Scotland is far more popular.
I love how knowing the most and “winning” is just being really good at stereotyping people
Or just listening to previous videos like this that gave out the answers right away
Or knowing your own stereotypes, in my case, considering I got the one for France immediately as it started playing the first few notes
Thank you
Scotland : *bagpipes*
Me : "obvious."
Also Ireland : *talks about drinking*
Me : "even more obvious."
EHAT SILL WEN DO WITH THE DRUNKEN SAE-LER WHAT SWILLL WE DO WITH THE DRUNKER SAILER WHATS WILL WE DO WITH THE DRUNMWN SAILOER ALALALALALALLALALALALALLALALALAL such a bop (i’m biologically irish 😈😈😈😈)
i hate drunken sailor 😭
Hey I answered "bikini bottom" but I remember it was not a country so I had to go for the alcoholic countries... But, yes, easy guess
@@Y3LL0W_C0FF1Nfuck you mean biologically irish, you cant just choose yer nationality
Damn why?@@Shadow_damn
The funny part is that some of these songs (especially "Cotton Eye Joe") are not even from the country they are used to stereotype.
Yes, because it happens that the meme was created based on the content of the song and not the nationality of the band.
to be fair, cotton eyed joe is a traditional American folk song. it’s just that Rednex has the most well-known rendition lol
@@something3lse34 exactly. Thank you!
Yeah The one from Taiwan is used for China
Thats the point man, jesus
you all have to admit you knew the India one right when it started😅
Lol ikr
True lol
every time i mention my indian blood to someone that song's the first thing that comes out of their mouths lol.
Well, I, for one, didn't. But got a lot of others
I thought it was Saudi Arabia lol
When you noticed the Italian stereotypical music played right after the German and the Japanese one's ☠️
it’s all coming back…..
“Guys we’re back! The gang’s back together!”
My history mind got it so quick 😭😭
WWII?!?!
Rolaskatox!
I love how Irelands is an English sea shanty sang by a canadian band.
Okay, but does Canada have stereotypical music?
@@logantimberlake009
O, Canada
Our home and native land
True patriot love
In all thy son's command
With glowing hearts
We see the rise
Of true north strong and free.
From far and wide
O Canada,
We stand on guard for thee.
God, keep our land,
Glorious and free,
O Canada,
We stand on guard, for thee.
O, Canada,
We stand on guard
For
Theeeeeee
And Greensleeves should also be English, not UK.
@@logantimberlake009It’s been
When country 2 plays, instantly my mind goes "Lé fishe au Chocolat."
Hello, you requested my presence?
Hey I’m French what did you mean to say because it doesn't mean anything lmao
@@nfclysthene404 it's a meme in broken french😭 a clip of a fish being covered in chocolate fudge
@@queendiamond770 okay now I understand why I didn’t understand 🤣
As a German, I can say that i have never heard the German song before but could still guess the country. Im not sure im proud about that
nice
Me too
My Polish grandma is listening to these types of music
@@vejkee ptsd?
Ich habe gehofft das es Österreich ist ...
For those curious. The song used for Moldova is not called Epic Sax Guy. That's just the meme that came from that song. The song is Run Away from Sunstroke Project & Olia Tira, which was their entry for the 2010 edition of the Eurovision song contest
Sunstroke Project has another songs. I know "Hey Mamma" and "Sun gets down". Sax guy is very talented.
@@DarkLxrd Yeah. Hey Mamma was even their 2017 Eurovision entry, and gave them their highest placement yet, at 3rd. They also tried to represent Moldova in 2023, but were runners-up in the national final.
The sax guy truly is a legend tho
And it is called Moldova, not Moldava lol
I am from Moldova 😁
@@ba00ba00 my bad, I am from Slovakia and we pronounced it Moldavsko :)
9:16 the “Polish cow dancing song” is actually really sad when you hear the lyrics in English because it talks about depression and cocaine addiction.
Yeah I was just there like "my Polish best friend told me how it's literally talking about killing itself, but people think it's happy"
@@aiko6431 i mean, it’s as happy as you can get in Poland
yet here i was vibing to it.....oops
@@joaoostroski4778
tylko jedno w glowie mam koksa piec gram... i am from serbia and i memorised it because it's such a good song :)
My mom came in my room after 3 seconds of hearing the Russian one and was like 'We playing Russian now??' (she was born in 60s, in Hungary, so no surprise there 🤣)
For you cheaters ❤️
0:20 Spain
0:44 France
1:08 Egypt
1:32 Russia
1:58 Brazil
They get GOOD here:
2:20 South Korea 😂
2:45 United States of America (banger)
3:09 Israel
3:33 United Kingdom 🔥
3:58 Finland
4:23 India ❤️
4:47 Mexico 😂
5:10 Scotland
5:35 Moldavia
6:00 Germany 🔥
6:27 Japan
6:49 Italy
7:15 Greece
7:38 Taiwan
8:01 🔥Slovakia (so good)
8:27 Mongolia
8:51 HAHA IRELAND🔥😂
9:16 Poland 🔥🤤
9:40 Jamaica
10:05 Ukraine 🔥🔥🔥
10:31 End ☝️🤓
Its moldova btw im from there and i have no idea why evryone says moldavia
LoL ukraina is the hardest one. They not popular.
How can you not love the Brazilian samba song
@@catosx2738I'd guess its because many countries end with "..ia" (Croatia, Australia, Cambodia, Lithuania...) I'm surprised people are not writing Italia by mistake, since it's "Italy" in Italian. 🙂
“Cotton Eyed Joe” is actually an American folk song dating back to the 1800s. One of the earliest known recordings of the song was in 1928. The Swedish band, Rednex, released their version in 1994, and is probably the most well-known rendition. The band takes a lot of inspiration from American country and folk music, I mean look at their name!
@Cavachoncx3 No. 💜
@Cavachoncx3 sesus is the javior
@Cavachoncx3 bruv what😂
@Cavachoncx3 but where did he come from, where did he go?
Yes!!!!! Finally!!! I study Bluegrass, old time, and country music, and I always end up having to explain that reddex did not write cotton eye joe and dispute that stupid notion it is about an STD. Cotton eye joe is about a slave with cataracts that a family couldn't afford, but kept him around because he played fiddle until he went missing
putting germany japan and italy together was a bad idea
☠️
the fact that the song used for japan is literally about war too
Took me a moment and now I’m like “TAKE ME BACK TO WHEN I WAS A MINUTE YOUNGER AND BLISSFULLY IGNORANT!!!” 😭
Oh!
Dated... Nowadays Japan and México should go together
8:50 I quickly thought of Bikini Bottom until I remembered that's not a country
mr krabs would be proud
This comment is gold
At this point, I Love Poland has become one of the main stereotypical songs for Poland. But that’d be way too easy to guess 💀
im actually really happy that bialy wegorz wasnt named polish cow; for those who dont know 'biały węgorz' means white eel, it symbolizes cocaine. Also the words "tylko jedno w głowie mam, koksu pięć gram" translate to "only one thing in my head, five grams of cocaine"
So the song is about cocaine addiction and selling literally everything just to get high
(1 gram ≈ 1/4 tsp)
I like how most of these are folk tunes and then Moldova is just *EUROVISION*
And it's not even their weirdest Eurovision entry either
Japan Poland China Korea India aren't folk songs pretty much all the asian ones
Czech 😢
Well brazil got a videogame ost
I mean, 2023 was amazing but weird at the same time
fr
Ievan Polkka was so obvious😂 waiting for the moment when cha cha cha becomes new "stereotypical finnish music"
I though levan polkka was eastern european for some reason, had no idea it was stereotypical finnish!
I confidently said Japan, because Hatsune Miku covered it. XD After the anwer revealed itself, I felt like an idiot haha
@@flimflam6499 I also thought of Japan, but instead of Finland, I guessed Sweden. 🤣
@@flimflam6499 weeb 🤮
@@therealskull4786 Attention seeker 🤮
3:21 as an astronaut i can confirm this song echoes through space from india through the iss
You mean the indian song? Cause you tagged the israeli song
@@michisvet2922 як Музика Мундіано То Бачч Ке...
@@duyguncihangurman9895 sorry I don‘t speak dog language, but I speak russian
@@michisvet2922 осуждаю
I expected many things but never expected Miku 😭😭
5:12 it's so weird now to hear Scotland's national anthem without the dude screaming "SCOTLAND FOREVER"
It's ingrained in my brain, now it feels like something is missing without it 😂😂😂
the song for Poland is literally about drugs & deppresion but it has "cool" rythm so people dance to it
Tbf polish people dance to it too
It's sampled from a Lipps, Inc. cover of "How Long" by Ace
Ever heard of Pumped up kicks?
It describes life in Poland
111 likes!
That moment when scotland is counted as it's own entry instead of being part of the UK, but bavaria isn't and it's just counted as germany.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't Scotland a country, while Bavaria is just a state in Germany?
Scotland is part of the united kingdom, which is the country. Though truth be told I'm not 100% on that, but as far as I know scotland isn't it's own independant country. Rather a part of a country that has it's own distinct cultural identity. Similarly to bavaria lmao
It's awkward because if you look up "Scotland" or "United Kingdom" on wikipedia, they're both described as being a "country".
Offhand I don't know how Bavaria's legal status is defined, but there are a lot of countries with subregions that are functionally more autonomous than Scotland is, so I don't know why it would bother Bavarians.
Though, I have heard someone say "Bavaria is basically the Texas of Germany" which I didn't understand at the time, but it's starting to click I think 😂
I would love to go on a long talk about how confusing constituent countries is as a geography nerd and historian. To keep things simple I'll explain it like this. The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is one autonomous unit that is the functioning face for four other countries; England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. They are all country via technicality of this that function under one government who represents them all. Much in the same way that Aruba, Curaçao, The Netherlands, and Sint Maarten are all countries that function under the Kingdom of the Netherlands. We usually only think of, in that case, The Netherlands in Europe when we hear the name but it really covers all bases. Constituent Countries are extremely confusion since technically we could go into the Republics and Oblasts of Russia as those are countries within a country that they have to abide by, same with all the states in the United States of America or the Emirates in the United Arab Emirates (notice the theme with united in the titles?). It is just really interesting and confusing how these nations without diplomatic relations work under these one major recognized countries of USA, UAE, UK, Russia, or Kingdom of the Netherlands. I'd really recommend doing more research into it since I only talk examples here, I am genuinely passionate about this and would love to discuss further the intricacies of how these nations work.
im pretty sure Scotland is a nation and UK is a country
The japanese one is by Kurousa-P, not Hatsune Miku, Hatsune Miku is a computer program
Thanks. So Kurousa-P is music composer used vocaloid software?
yes, think of hatsune miku as an instrument basically. she sings, but kurousa-p (aka whiteflame) is the one who edited her to sing, composed and played the music and wrote the lyrics
Your waifu is just an app bro
@@DarkLxrd We are gonna have a chat, you know
@@fuck_youtube_handles Do you have any received quotes?
During the french one i automatically started laughing I don't know why maybe i spend too much time on internet...
Love how I was just thinking “TEETTRRIIISSS!!” for the Russian one.
Mostly it was easy for me to identify the continent or a certain area on the world, but i had trouble identifying the exact country.
Same
Same here, with things like these.
In a way, that reflects how cultures are in general, a lot of the time. Since specifics, as well as groups, are both important classifications and identifiers in their own rights.
That's part of why I find learning about other countries and cultures so fascinating, because of how they compare and contrast from one another, and how countries split, merge, and interact throughout history.
The India one got me 💀
Korobeiniki (the Russian one) sounds awfully close to the Tetris music.
Because Tetris used korobeiniki for soundtrack lol
Tetris was made in the Soviet Union
because it is
Wonder why
I thought it was tetris.
Ireland not being “Foggy Dew” or “Black and Tans” is a missed opportunity ngl.
Oro se do bheatha bhaile would be good as well
This video has helped me learned my countries better than school has
I just realized I typed it wrong. I meant to say “learn” 😅
0:44 "are you happy to be in paris ? OUI"
Impossible d'être heureux à Paris.
I failed so hard i didn't even guess my own country lmfao
Same here lmao
Ah yes 🏳️⚧️ my favorite country
(happy pride month btw)
whats ur country?
@@corinamorga9890 germany
@@minervasucicorbegoso2097 thank you haha ✨🏳️🌈
When you dont guess your own country...
what country are you from?
@@ef3ktee Finland
Mine Is very easy
@@Niklas337honestly i didnt get it as a foreigner. I thought levan polka was a dutch song, not associated with finland
@@capitanaless1o493what country?
"The British Granadiers fife and drum" better for the UK
I missed my own country's song :( (Brazil)...I believe Girl from Ipanema and "Mais que Nada" would be much more fitting.
Garota de Ipanema seria melhor kkkkk
It occurs to me that I don't think I've ever actually heard the Ukrainian Bell Carol in its native language before now
I'm Russian from Germany and I speak Ukrainian. I only knew the song from Harry Potter (the English version of it). I was surprised that the song originally comes from Ukraine, beautiful song. Would like to know what genre or what the history of these songs is in Ukraine. I mean, is it from the Orthodox Christian Church or from the time of the Soviet Union?...
@@KroxohneCHrox so it was composed by Leontovych in the beginning of XX century (very probably giving a specific shape to a vague cloud of folklore lyrics and melody). And after he and the choir had tour in Europe, this song became popular outside of Ukraine
@@KroxohneCHrox the song is based on Ukrainian folk songs called "щедрівка" (shchedrivka). On New Year's Eve, people visit the homes of others and sing these songs, wishing everything good, it's an old tradition
it's very nice to see Ukranian song and correctly written name of the author. Thanks for this simply but very pleasent knowledge!
I love how you used the 51 star flag
I can't tell if it was on purpose or not but i stan
Now, the real question is, what is the 51st state? Puerto Rico? Guam? American Samoa? Northern Mariana Islands? US Virgin Islands? My house? I guess we will never know.
@@shwabb1 I'm hoping for Washington DC
@@shwabb1 it's probably your house
@shwabb1 probably Puerto Rico it's been tettering on the edge of being a state for a while
@@archiebutaya3465I hope not, he's gonna have to pay state taxes
Having Slovak song to be so specific, I was like "The guy putting this together HAS to be Slovak, right?" And lord behold, the author wrote a Slovak comment under the part 2, so I was right. 😄 Greetings from 🇨🇿.
6:25 me being the picky vocaloid fan I am… Senbonzakura is made by Kurousa-P, not Hatsune Miku (so it would be more like Senbonzakura- Kurousa-P ft Hatsune Miku)
Yeah true
I've been fascinated by Ukraine more than ever for the last couple of months and i had absolutely no idea my favourite Christmas song, even one of my favourite songs ever, was of Ukrainian origin. Thank you for showing this to me
Is it because Ukraine is currently in a war?
@@KingK2205 no, it's because of your mom
@@hopeismgirl the classic your mom joke lol do better lil homie
@@KingK2205 I've had an interest in slavic nations for quite some time already, though my focus was mostly on Russia. Something about a country constantly hurting itself and always looking for an identity, despite having so much culture to export to the world, it interests me. It's only a few weeks before the big invasion in 2022 that i realized Ukraine was in a similar situation, but with much more hope in becoming something greater. This war is an opportunity to build back like the country has never had since the collapse of the USSR and with so many Ukrainian refugees here in Canada to talk to and learn from, I've never felt closer to the people i've been reading about. I've been trying to learn the language a bit too here and there, and to be honest, as someone who has trouble staying motivated to learn something new, the constant news about Ukraine reminds me to continue learning bits of the language here and there. I understand its a little shallow to care "all of a sudden" despite the Annexation of Crimea having happened years ago and the conflicts in Донбaс never really ending, but i see it more as moving my focus from Russia, a lost cause of a nation, to Ukraine who has shown itself as more than capable to become something better.
@@Hexagonian I also have had similar interest with Slavic countries. I am Ethiopian, and they are Orthodox like us, so we relate on a lot of stuff. They are also very nice and kind people. I wish to visit all the Slavic Eastern European countries.
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I was so confident on China…
Bro same I was 110% SURE it was China!
But isn't that China though?
@@Negev-Israel in fact yes, taiwan is not an independent country at the moment
@@user-vr3ns5ek7gTaiwan was founded in 1912 and China was founded in 1949. Who do you think became independent first?
when you're German and have never heard the song representing your country before
---well, at least it wasn't a Nazi era one, so I'm mostly relieved
I would have chosen Du Hast, myself. These kids today...
@@ladyraven3418 oh trust me is little’uns know du hast, although I’d have chosen 99 luftballoons
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Erika ain't bad
EEEERIKA
I automatically started singing Ievan Polkka (the Finnish version too) but took me a minute to name the country cuz I was too busy bopping lmao
6:34 SENBONZAKURA
For me it was Drunken sailor, know the song by heart at this point
honestly never knew where Shchedryk came from and because of a movie I've kinda asociated it with royal fantasy and so I thought to myself "wherever this song is from, I'm definitely going there"... Don't think that's going to happen any time soon
You missed to use "Erika" for Germany. It would have been epic😂
Nah 💀
bro😶🌫️
bro
THATS WHAT I THOUGHT
Erika is a good song but lets face it, most of the attention it gets is from a certain "interest group" whose hobbies tend to include playing HOI4, collecting militaria and making poorly-sourced claims about the capabilities of a Tiger tank, among other things.
As a german I didn't recognise the german song. Listening to it again it becomes quite clear due to the cuckoo clock. I'm not used to that sound, because I'm from the very north of Germany. And, to be honest, I expected something like Rammstein xD
I expected the n*zi anthem tbh 😅
I was expecting "Erika"💀
I find it very interesting that apparently there's a lot of Germans here who don't know it
I highly recommend checking it out tho, it is.. interesting, to say the least
Ich hat neunundneunzig Luftballons gedenkt😂
I did not expect Slovakia to pop up out of nowhere, I guessed it immediately and the name of the song because it's quite popular, but it was a very pleasant surprise
I am from Slovakia, that's why... :)
What a coincidence
@@DarkLxrd a na své české bratry jsi zapomněl ?
@@lukasweiter5473 ne bratu, pozri 2. diel :)
@@DarkLxrd dík, hned se podívám :)
Fun fact: in the Senbonzakura music video, the background is the imperial flag
The sun has rays!!!
Fun fact : that Bal musette piece is actually used as an opening theme for a radio program about accordion on a national French radio channel. As it’s airing on Sunday morning, it really brings the smell of fresh croissants with it… well, let me get my béret, I have to go.
1:32 *immedialty notices tetris*
lol same i was kinda confused
Tetris I believe was made by a Russian when it was apart of the Soviet Union
Exactly me
1:40 I AM THE MAN WHO ARRANGES THE BLOCKS
You should've seen my face when i was guessing my country ireland only for it to show the UK..
5:11 SCOTTTLANNND FOOOREVVEEERRRR
Fun fact: Cotton Eye Joe was made by swedish band "rednex".
nah it is traditional american song i think, from the 1800s
Yes but this version is swedish rednex.@insertnamehere5012
Irland: Classic Shantys
Mongolia: type of art deeply associated in culture
Poland: song about cocaine💀
At the polish one in my brain i was just fucking screaming “POLAND POLAND POLAND POLANDDDDD” lol
Although the man makin this vid is probably 40+ this shit still funny 😂
Actually 40- but hey, thanks :)
1:56 my totally and definitely not biased stereotypical music I like the most
Me absolutely bopping as soon as Senbonzakura came on. That shit SLAPS
The only reason I got Moldova and Ukraine is because I am a huge Eurovision nerd
i wish i couldve watched eurovision :(
Run Away is somewhere in my top 100 songs. but there's no way they performed carol of the bells at eurovision
@@cyanimation1605 they did as an interval act in 2023
I FUCKING STARTED LAUGHING AT THE FRANCE ONE 😂😂😂😂😂
0:45 > "Are you happy to be in Paris ?"
"Oui"
Welcome to Jamrock is actually a good song
f***ing great song :)
I'm Brazilian and I've never even heard this song here 😂 but I liked the video.
Yeah, I guess Samba De Janeiro is Eurodance song that was played frequently during the 1998 FIFA World Cup and is associated with the Brazilian national team :) And thank you!
@@DarkLxrd yeah but wasnt it made by germans?
@@user-co1gi7yd2r yes, Bellini is german band. I saw FIFA WC 1998 on German TV channels and heard this song literally everywhere :)
I here it always lol very stereotype
bRAZIL IS IN rUSSIA
I knew you would put Mundian To Bach Ke for India it gets me every time 🤣🤣🤣
Actually kinda surprised that Daler Mehndi-Tunak Tunak wasn't the song used for India...
@@ldrelick I think about that song every day it is such a banger
I didn’t even need to wait a second into Gangnam Style, I just got up and danced
Beautiful video and songs!
That version of Korobeinki was fire and so was that Slovakian song
I agree!! What's that version from?? I can't find it
Is 1:32 not just the Tetris music with different instruments?
rather the Tetris music used that song! it was originally a folk song
@@chicagotypewriter2094 huh. Good to know!
@@waffletaco86 dw i literally thought the exact same way u did the first time i heard it
no... its not korobeiniki, its just tetris theme :/
in wikipedia you can see how korobeiniki should be
Bro just offended all classical musicians
when mine (france) came up i totally laughed
"EPIC SAX GUY" ABSOLUTE W 😭😭😭😭
Bro passed up the opportunity to do the funniest thing ever for Germany
I love your videos Dark, they just so different to most things you see on RUclips. Im from Melbourne Australia, how about yourself 🙌
Thank you Horror, your beat production is also different from many "beats" I have heard. Very original and variable. I am from Europe, Slovakia.
@@DarkLxrd nemyslel som si ze si slovak, asi preto si dal random song od elanu na slovensko xd. Podla mna to neni nieco stereotypne pre zahranicnych ludi ktori nerozumeju textu, ale tak samozrejme ze ja som to uhadol.
@@marvel_001. zvažoval som medzi Elánom a Kristínkou horehronie. Neviem, čo je v zahraničí známejšie, ale zase Kristínka bola v Eurovision.
I missed Slovakia and Ukraine. For Taiwan I said China, but I still count it. So 23/25
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-999999 Social credit. /j
Sorry, but that's how the meme goes.
If they would have used Hrdza for Slovakia I woulda guessed it 100% (I am a very big fan of Hrdza)
slovakia is the best one
Some of these are literally wrong lol not even stereotypes.
Greensleeves isn't even slightly stereotypical of the UK, and Scotland went twice since we got our own separate one, and wasn't even the most stereotypical Scottish tune.
The bagpipes are the national instrument of the UK.
Thats why it says stereotypes
@@ralph_janoras "These aren't even stereotypes"
You: "That's why it says stereotypes" 🤡
@@Yamezzzz 甲
2:33 Korea got a bomb 😨
They should have played "come out ye black and tans" for ireland
7:37 I said China 💀
(at least Taiwan is a country)
I think in Taiwan they speak chinese, and it's just an island near China.
I didn't check my results but I got a lot more than I expected
The only i didn t know is england
I was not expecting to hear Damian Marley for Jamaica 🇯🇲 🇯🇲🇯🇲 Grew up hearing that song all the time!
You should've put Bumbum Granada in Brazil or Mina do Condomínio, or some sort of funk/mpb, but the video is very good!
True. Turns out that Samba De Jeneiro is made by a German pop girl group but was named after a Brazilian football player
0:43 got me like "INTRUDER ALERT! RED SPY-IN THE-BASE!"
Fun fact about egypt: they did a statue that looks like marge simpson
Samba de Janeiro was actually made by a German band for a Japanese game
i think samba de amigo
Searched up Wikipedia and it said Dance Dancr Revolution
7:14 Penguin Diner is all I can think
SAMEEEEEE
Penguin diner and only penguin diner
YOOOOOO SENBONZAKURAAAA
AS A VOCALOID FAN IM HAPPY
AS HATSUNE MIKU ENJOYER YEAHHHH
@@sofiagustia676 LES GOOO
Fodase
The mongolian's song is : Chingiis Khaanii Magtaal, a mongolian traditional song about Genghis Khan !!🇲🇳
The Ganga style 😂
And cotton eye Joe 😂
2:43 Gegagedigedagedago
Shush
😂😂😂😂😂
Moldova or Andora pfp hmm
@@catosx2738Andorra
6:01 should've been Erica
i agree
Same
I highly support this idea
i've listened to France's song so many times in teh background of my tasks i knew exactly which one would come up someone send help
edit: the fact that i couldn't even guess my own country's makes me so ashamed. i should not be allowed to call myself an englishman
does she know how to make a grilled cheese
Why did bro do the ‘United Kingdom’ and ‘Scotland’ as two separate ones when Scotland is in the United bloody Kingdom? 😂😂😂
UK and Russia were absolute curveballs. Absolutely expected Rule Britannia and the USSR Anthem
They say Greensleeves was written by Henry VIII himself!