10 WEIRD Holiday Traditions From Around The World

10 Strange Christmas traditions that will SHOOK you.
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When the holidays roll around, people in various parts of the world celebrate in their own unique way. Some put up a decorative tree and wait for Santa Claus to bring presents, while others feast on a moldy seal that has been fermenting for months. We’re going to tell you about this tradition and more, including Krampus Night, the Japanese’s love for KFC, and the truth about Mari Lwyd in our video. This is 10 Weird Holiday Traditions From Around the World.
In Sweden, they’ve been erecting a straw goat for decades, but the tradition of setting the goat on fire is something that accidentally became a custom throughout the years. Another part of the world that has a strange holiday tradition is Catalonia. Children are gifted presents and treats inside of a hollowed out wooden log. If this sounds wacky to you, just wait until you hear about the spiderwebs used to decorate trees in Ukraine and the roller skating event that happens in Caracas, Venezuela.
In Norway, they like to hide their brooms from witches during their yearly traditions, and people of Oaxaca, Mexico celebrate the holidays by carving radishes that they can later sell after Christmas mass. But one of the weirdest traditions is the moldy seal that’s eaten in Austria and other parts of Europe. To hear about all of these outrageous holiday traditions from around the world, be sure to watch our video. Let us know in the comments section which of these customs shocked you the most, and don’t forget to subscribe to TheTalko to see more great videos like this one!
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[@ronjamagnussen1723]

As a norwegian I have to correct you on this one. We only hide our cleaning supplies because we are not supposed to clean on christmas eve/day.

[@Aria-ct2nt]

Ronja Magnussen That’s not so weird lol

[@melissaschau5700]

Ronja Magnussen true

[@sushim8857]

Jeg visste ikke at vi gjorde det engang!

[@vvhirlie]

What about the gun thing?

[@ronjamagnussen1723]

Not a thing..

[@Betty-vs2uk]

My mom said that her grandmother hired a krampus to scare them when there were young. He had a chain with him and when they would hide under the bed he hit the floor or the bed with the chains to scare them. 😶 (Sorry for my english)

[@nocomment5969]

Betty_1414 Yikes

[@gbengahouston]

Betty_1414 what?

[@evies4259]

Betty_1414 perfect English

[@valentine771]

your english is fine

[@karoljarosiewicz27]

your english is fine!don't worry! :)

[@suneblommie4549]

"tasty drumstick and a biscuit" 😂😂 if you're not American you'd understand why I got confused for a second.

[@Thatgirl-kk6er]

I’m American and I don’t understand

[@suneblommie4549]

Erica Roberts most other countries know biscuits as cookies... Not something you eat with chicken 😂

[@jeillymartinez3560]

Suné van Aardt really 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ni5463]

😂😂

[@gabrielaramirezbarreto9914]

Actually I'm American and I absolutely understand.😑

[@Hades-gt8ce]

I'm austrian and i have no idea who came up with krampus, but it's hella fun

[@davidrojas5191]

Leonard schwaighofer 😂 lol your photo

[@squidly3270]

:OOOOO sid is that you

[@faintedtoast1670]

Wenn da krampus kommt, fast alle mädels aus meine klasse sagen "Oh mein gott, ich habe glocken gehört!!! Ich will ned zum krampus lauf gehen, aber ich muss!!! ICH HABE SO ANGST!!!" boah des nervt man! Ich geh niemals raus zur diesen krampus lauf. Bin kein feig oder sowas, ich hasse es raus zu gehen 😂

[@prlexicon]

IKR ITS REALLY FUN

[@jordandaniels577]

The straw goat isn’t supposed to set fire 😂

[@fixspark5656]

Austria in the thumbnail.. i click on the video

[@jen1458]

FixSpark auch😂

[@christinasaramiklin892]

FixSpark Ich auch 😅😅😂

[@slimypeaches5960]

Me to

[@emilycanningvlogsunboxings9646]

FixSpark me to

[@rinnrina8193]

FixSpark same

[@VasilikiTzalachanihappy]

Well, another weird Christmas tradition is from my country, Greece. Depends in which region you live but we have three different ones. 1) We decorate a ship instead of a Christmas tree and we put it in front of our Windows. Some people decorate both a ship and a tree. 2) They smash a Pomegranate once the new year comes and in some parts of Greece they smash one pomegranate a day till New Years. 3) In the Greek parts that are closer to Bulgaria and FYROM they dress into a weird monster-goat-cow with big sheep bells around their necks and they dance around the villages and cities while being accompanied by musicians that play traditional songs. The Legends says that their dance and attire keeps evil spirit is away from the people and scares the evil witch called Mpampo. Once that is done kids roam the town singing Christmas songs and people give them money or chocolate (now that we have economic downturn)

[@baecourtney4573]

Vasiliki Tzalachani I'm really interested by your tradition, especially about mpampo

[@VasilikiTzalachanihappy]

Bae Courtney If you want i can sent you a page where it says everything that you need to know about it! 😊

[@chloesummers4569]

Vasiliki Tzalachani that's so cool that you're from Greece

[@VasilikiTzalachanihappy]

meet my weird life 😊 Thank you! Where are you from? Did the video covered your country? 😊

[@chloesummers4569]

Vasiliki Tzalachani no I live in Canada specifically kellowna,but it's really cool because we are actually doing a report on ancient Greece, so it must be really cool to learn all about where you live.

[@KatelynSaul]

I guess western traditions are weird as well. I mean, putting a tree inside your house and stuffing gifts inside of socks basically😂 I can’t really judge anyone else’s traditions lol

[@kaymorgan1838]

I'm welsh and never heard of this weird horse skull thing wtf

[@lovelessbachelor]

Summerkakes Morgan same but

[@shadowzees5192]

Same here

[@myyoutubename5338]

I’ve been there a couple times during Christmas break and never heard of that tradition

[@isabellesaddington7143]

Summerkakes Morgan really? Dwi’n dod o Cymru hefyd! A dwi wedi Wynaid o! (Plz reply in Welsh aswell)

[@kaymorgan1838]

Does gen i ddim syniad yr hyn yr ydych newydd ei ddweud ddrwg gennym

[@SabrinaKns]

Ok I‘m from austria and your explanation is a little exaggerated... the ones that go from house to house go with the nikolaus who brings candy and stuff to children and the only other way you can look at the krampus is at a public show where basically different villages present their krampus creations cause the head is carved out of wood... and kids do not get scared often cause the krampus are nice to them and it’s mostly the older people (or kids from like 16+) that get scared by the krampus cause they „hit“ them with some branches... it’s not that brutal or bold how you describe it 😂

[@Alex-ml2vd]

Allison Argent naja, die Schläge beim perchtenlauf sind schon „beängstigend“ 😂😂 Aber recht hast du: ich hatte nie Angst vor nem Krampus.🤔

[@SabrinaKns]

Alexandra Frei de denken sich jetzt sicher wie brutal sandn die österreicher 😂

[@Alex-ml2vd]

Allison Argent nana, ma weiß ja eh vorher was auf an zukommt. Muss ja keiner hin 😂

[@christinasaramiklin892]

Allison Argent Manchmal kapier ich die Leute nicht. Krampuse sind nicht beängstigend, ich muss immer lachen weil ihre Glocke so komisch raus hängt 😂😂

[@NoOne-zf7hq]

Ich mag Krampusse auch bin auch von Österreich

[@kiliritongs]

From Catalonia, I must correct, parents usually hide the log somewhere in the mountains, a forest or the house, then kids go search for it, once they do, they take it home, feed it and when the day arrives, parents put the candy and gifts and then the kids beat up the log while singing traditional Catalan Christmas songs (also about beating chickens and stuff) and then it represents as if the log had pooped the gifts and candy, that's like the gift, we don't wait for the next day (and also, parents eat the food you give to the tió when kids aren't looking to pretend it ate.

[@jovervarcke1585]

Can you please make 2 videos a day? I love watching you guys!!! Even when I'm in a bad mood, I still watch you guys to make me relax and happy❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@chloec3525]

Watching this on Christmas eve 😁😁

[@connietheunicorn8507]

my dad just started cooking the turkey and the living rooms smells so good

[@lilacflavoredbubbles9326]

Awesome info so I now know what to do when I go on vacation

[@jaden5954]

I'm just saying that these may be strange to Americans, which I think is who this video is targeted to, but for some people it is there culture and calling it weird could be highly offensive. Just make sure your careful about calling other cultures traditions weird. I'm not trying to be mean so I'm sorry if It came across like that.

[@rubyn7511]

yes you have a 100% right to say that, i was slightly offended by our traditions getting called weird. don't worry i totally agree.

[@ingerjuni]

But wierd is not necessarily a bad thing, as a norwegain with a very wierd tradition according to the video, I thought it was funny and interesting to see our tradition through a foreign perspective, because they are actually right, traditions are wierd, you just don’t think about them that way because you are so used to them.

[@ingerjuni]

The thing that actually is most offensive is the americans lack of knowlegde, we from foreign countries knows about american traditions, but they don’t know anything about ours, that is why they think our traditions is wierd, and we may not think their traditions are wierd because we are so used to see them in movies and other media. People from other countries tend to be offended when americans don’t know anything about the country you’re from (if you are from a small country like me), the reason why some people get offended by that is that it makes them feel like their countries and culture doen’t matter as much which sadly is true for my country

[@Hexmari]

Dovewing thewarrior true

[@amytheunicorn621]

Dovewing thewarrior I'm American and I'm interested in your holidays because they sound really fun!! Like really really fun!!!!! Have fun on your cool holidays

[@nallequezada8132]

I'm Mexican and I had never heard about the radish celebration be sides it sounds really weird.

[@monse_m7862]

same

[@dharling97]

But didn't they say that it was only in one town... so maybe it's just special for that Mexican town... but really I don't know ☺

[@esmeraldagonzalez9566]

@@dharling97 well my family is from Oaxaca and ive actually never heard of it. Probably its done in a smaller village. I dont find it weird tbh. Its more about the art.

[@esmeraldagonzalez9566]

Not really they even said its more about the art. And im also Mexicana and my parents are from Oaxaca. Ive never heard of it until now.

[@amytheunicorn621]

The traditions are not weird at all as a Canadian American I say that these are interesting and sound fun! What ever tradition you do have fun with it!

[@tetsurokuroo3029]

i cant get enough of your video's there too good

[@alicekiesov8725]

Thanks for sharing

[@magicalella4773]

It's kind of rude and disrespectful to call peoples traditions weird...

[@magicalella4773]

Young_ Savage_1121 excuse me?

[@young_savageig5952]

Magical Ella i said *girl get your panties out of a bunch* my god do u need glasses

[@magicalella4773]

Young_ Savage_1121 I read that ok?!

[@keironrichmond7272]

I understand what your saying. I mean i don't live in any of these countries but just because its not their tradition doesn't mean its weird...

[@vs-zg6fs]

Keiron Richmond Exactly I am Romanian and for me Haloween is wierd but i will not judge because on Christmas we have people dressed up as bears singing old popular romanian songs

[@murtedaa8004]

Comment section 50% I’m from Austria 30% THATS SO OFFENSIVE IM UNSUBSCRIBING 25% You forgot about this country 14% I’m from this country we don’t do that your lying 1% funny comments

[@TheOnestepahead1011]

This is the 1%

[@izzy_sloth2058]

Love you this channel ❤️❤️❤️

[@meenaksheechoudhury7521]

Love your channel

[@erlakarii]

iceland soud be on here, i mean we have 13 santas and we put our shose on the window,Then when its 13 nights to christmas we get little gifts in our shose,And by christmas we mean the 24th of desember and we eat the good christmas food at 6pm not erlyer or sooner,Then when evryone is done eating we cleen the dishes and open the presents under our trees. And on the 25th ist just a normal day..... Or 2th in christmas so we weird... XD

[@beverlyhosmer4708]

Nice info.😊

[@disamariaeythors]

Gaman að sjá annan íslending😊

[@ackity]

Erla Karítas TRUE😄😊

[@ackity]

I know this because I am from Iceland😊😄

[@katkatia2735]

I hated and was most disgusted by the stuffed seal ....eeeuuwww!,,,,,

[@leilamaach5229]

As a Catalan I'm so proud that you show this tradition, and I imagined it would be on this video when I read the title 😁 But as far as I know, or at least the way that my family or others use to do this tradition is not the one you show on the video. The kids "feed" the log some weeks before Christmas eve. That night they cover it with a blanket and "beat it" with the sticks as the video said, but after this, they instantly find their gifts under log's blanket (the family put them there before the kids start the "ritual", without their knowledge of course 😉).

[@spherakatryza6076]

Best channel ever love you thetalko keep up the good work

[@spherakatryza6076]

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[@roisincunnane5879]

In Ireland we do the wren it's when you go around to pubs and play a song and people give you money

[@rubyn7511]

in Australia we go round having BBQ's. and i'm gonna be honest we do sing Aussie versions of Christmas songs XD

[@myamcmurray2457]

Im from Ireland to 😚

[@myahmccormack3230]

mya Mcmurrayx me too

[@tania927]

Sounds like my Christmas.......Lol.

[@coolroyaltystars1506]

Love this channel🎅💜💖💕💞💋 you guys are the Best

[@zombiehitler3984]

I liked and subed this video. This video has weird traditions 😂😂

[@emmag8077]

Actually Nicolaus and Krampus wander around together and it's not Krampus who gives the presents to the kids

[@MrsSweet28]

I'm From Germany and Here its st. Nicolaus and Knecht Ruprecht (i only know Krampus From the movie)

[@emmag8077]

loveeleey isn't it the same person but a different name?

[@hey_its_me-__-2010]

emma g we have St.Nicolas day too (and yes they do wonder around together) but in my country (Croatia) but it's on december 6th not 5th

[@mr.donaldduckblowstrumpet6053]

right Saint Nicolaus is the one

[@guestmarga9701]

Yeah but its your parents

[@lottatroublemaker6130]

Norwegians hide their brooms? Never heard of this, even if I am Norwegian! 😂🇳🇴 But Merry Christmas!

[@ackity]

Too true😄😐

[@savannah6620]

Lol just noticed the bow on the T ( profile pic ) super cute , Happy holidays ^.^

[@eatfarts2]

Awesome vid

[@troubledstars2096]

Your weird might be someone else's normal

[@Orange9098ItsOrangewithContent]

You should have mention the Philippines because they have they longest holiday season (September - December)

[@abebekelkay7152]

omg this is so cool we sohould watch it at school on holiday day!!!!!!

[@thetoastlord5355]

Me: _taking notes for a school project at 10:00 PM_ Video: *_They beat their logs_* _Death via laughter_

[@unnur-2469]

WHY ISNT ICELAND. THERE IS LITERALLY A CAT THAT WILL EAT YOU IF YOU DONT HAVE NEW CLOTHES AND YOU GET A LITTLE PRESENT IN A SHOE EVERYDAY FROM THE 12TH TO THE 24TH

[@abbyfreelynn_.3633]

For Austria 🇦🇹 at school we are doing around the world presentation and I picked Austria 🇦🇹 and the krampus thing is just creepy

[@lattae_.2258]

Merry Christmas guys lol from USA!

[@ebbavonroth6619]

The pronuncation of ”Gävle” made my day

[@mrchiang2629]

I love the Fist fighting tradition down in South America

[@ameliacarpetsnake1574]

Ukraine! 🎄 My family puts spider web on christmas tree, we believe the legend. For fun, my father goes out to store and purchases fake gold and silver web. He like pranking us and film it on his camera. We put our tree up days earlier so we can buy web before it run out at store. other person do that from Ukraine? Sorry about my English, I only been in Australia for month.

[@michaelmarcoux709]

Its okay

[@beverlyhosmer4708]

I just subscribed!😀

[@bangtannn7377]

Good channel😊👍🏻

[@papi1278]

Isn't crampus a horror movie that I watched on Netflix?

[@papi1278]

Yes in I spelled krampus with a "c "😂

[@hamsnub]

Anajah Culmer I think it was called something like "Christmas horror" and I only got like 10 minutes into it before turning it off.

[@bonelesspizza4117]

No, you were watching the teletubbies Christmas special. I was there with you so I'd know

[@pikush1013]

Yup

[@ketcon-jq1vn]

Anajah Culmer I don't know I don't live with you maybe you can search it on Netflix....... :|

[@thomasb8700]

Im from Austria and i love our traditions

[@CrystaICupid]

Thomas.m.b THAT IS NOT HOW WE DO IT

[@darkstarmoonshadow8892]

I'm from America and I love all the world's cultures.

[@zukosvfx]

Are you a kid

[@themonkeyman4448]

Thomas.m.b what krampus

[@KonkeyDong616]

well according to the thumbnail......

[@SOdeh-jo9so]

MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!! My Christmas tradition is going to watch a movie although I don’t celebrate Christmas but I still can have some on the Christmas day

[@miguelrobles5036]

This is soooooo true !!! I’m Mexican and visited this city for my aunts Christmas party and in the morning THAT happened!!! Soooo many radishes

[@iwilleatyourchildrenjames5797]

I'm Welsh and most years I scare the shit out of kids...

[@user-so9pi6mt5b]

A kind-of tradition where I'm from (Somalia) has nothing to do with Christmas or religion at all, but I would like to share it. So when I was a kid, my mom used to tell me and my siblings these amazing folk stories and legends my mom would tell us a new one all the time and one I remember was called "Dhegdeer" which translates to "Big ears". So in the Somali forests, there lived a cannibalistic old woman called Dhegdeer, as her ears were enormous and resembled an elephant's ear but more pointed. So this cannibal had a small house and every time there would be a lost wonderer to the forest, she would lure them to the forest and pretend to help them, then strike them, kill them, cook and eat them. So one day, two lost boys entered the forest, late at night trying to find their house but got lost because of the darkness. So they found Dhegdeer's house and Dhegdeer was standing outside, and asked to help these two boys and the boys agreed because they had nothing else to do and she took them inside, fed them, gave them a haircut and bathed them and treated them as if she was their mother and didn't start killing them. Then Dhegdeer did their haircut and then got a knife and killed and ate them. So my mom would always tell this story when one of us would go out by ourselves as we would "get lured and eaten by Dhegdeer" and I would get horrified as a 10 yr old.

[@estaamit3011]

SPACEOKAMI That sounds like it was a scare tactic. She scared you to protect you. If that's the case, she's a great mother.

[@Thatgirl-kk6er]

Sounds like Hansel and Gretal (I’m sorry if I spelled that wrong). I live in America, I love that it’s a melting pot of a whole bunch of different cultures! I’m also a Christian and to me Christmas is the day symbolizing the day of my Savior’s birth!:D

[@user-so9pi6mt5b]

Erica Roberts Yep it is really similar. And I like how you celebrate Christmas how it should be. These days most people celebrate Christmas but don't really care about the meaning and story of Christmas.

[@user-so9pi6mt5b]

esta B.A. I think that was my mother's point because the story has been passed down for generations orally by Somali families and poets. So my mother obviously was told this story and knew the moral, and passed it down to us as a reminder that you have to be careful.

[@estaamit3011]

SPACEOKAMI She was 100% right.

[@krissy172]

the holiday tradition in my country is that every night on Christmas Eve we celebrated Grandmarket where everyone comes out into the Town Square in every Parish and sell food, toys, everything

[@chailynrobinson9160]

you should do a DIY cooking video for christmas like you cooking all kinds of holiday desserts

[@atiyahhani6818]

Some of these are very exicting!!!!

[@sako_643]

Im from norway and we dont hide our brooms at christmas, and most of us dosent have a gun

[@ackity]

This is true

[@preppyb2477]

Love this

[@izzy_sloth2058]

I mean “I love this channel ❤️❤️❤️❤️”

[@jen1458]

Wo san meine gonze Österreicher? 🇦🇹

[@saracapa.]

Jen Hier 😊

[@stupidgirl0418]

Jen servaaaas!

[@christinasaramiklin892]

Jen Hier 😊😀

[@judithn7813]

Servus

[@anna.jarmer222]

Servus

[@zhangyulun2683]

It's funny how you guys only view the American Tradition of celebrating Christmas as normal.

[@lisah1922]

It‘s entirely subjective. For me as an austrian, Santa Claus is weird.

[@zhangyulun2683]

Lisa H bruv do you understand know what I meant?

[@lisah1922]

Kublai Yes obviously. You got offended that they call other traditions weird, but why assume that she meant it in a negative context? Yea the word weird has a negative connotation nowadays but it simply meant something the line of uncommon or not often seen.

[@thelostsound3887]

I'm from Australia and you think you wouldn't have fun with no snow but with no snow it more fun

[@ThatGirlBaya]

🔆I love learning new things. This was very interesting to watch. 🔆

[@ninja_hamster3925]

i live in sweden

[@sojsaus6651]

Me too

[@musicallyqueen1458]

This is very offensive by calling family traditions weird when you don't have anything to do with them

[@stacieroberts7950]

katiesAG 223 if its offensive why did you click the v8deo

[@rottenapplesgreenapples8873]

Teamo Height oh so you’re saying all traditions are weird.wow just wow 😐😑😡

[@simonehawthorne2647]

Thats true actually

[@ackity]

katiesAG 223 true.

[@SharkPog690]

My favourite the festive Christmas pooping log! 😂 3:53

[@sleepypanda9374]

When I was little, instead of leaving cookies for 🎅 Santa we left PUPUSAS.

[@gucciflipflops9184]

Im from norway and we do not Hide our brooms infact we don’t have brooms

[@dragraceworld710]

You used to they don’t do it anymore and you do have brooms they used to think witches would steal them

[@ackity]

oscar Kronborg True

[@sophieerhart5014]

Lol i am from Austria 🇦🇹

[@christinasaramiklin892]

Sophie Erhart Ich auch

[@anna.jarmer222]

Sophie Erhart I a

[@poopee9220]

Sophie Erhart GOODDAY MATE? LETS PUT A SHRIMP ON A BARBIE?

[@loudlemon]

Servas

[@ultramemeshaggy4837]

Sophie Erhart me to Aussie Aussie Aussie OI OI OI

[@docta.pepper5910]

They are all amazing

[@trishaangelatravinarainbow4468]

LOL😂when I saw the thumbnail I was like...Is that the tradition of AUSTRALIA? Me:*reads comments*Oh😂Its Austria😂Ithought It was Australia😂😂😂😂

[@maggiem9555]

Im am Afended by this video ..............I think we all are....kinda 😐😐😐😐😐😟😧😲😡😡😡😡😡😡

[@murtedaa8004]

magaly marin I’m not because I’m not stupid

[@lisah1922]

I‘m not offended that easily

[@maggiem9555]

Lisa H o ok....

[@ackity]

magaly marin true

[@ellamailewis9200]

I am from wales and i am affended about how you described mari lwyd

[@oneangerylittlechild1103]

Shut up, why would you be offended. I’m not offended.

[@stanislavsinkov5662]

I am too

[@Aaa206]

Ella Mai Lewis ㅗㅗ톷차

[@5catgirlgamer171]

Thank you, For making sense about her!! She can't just call our traditions wierd!!!! We don't even do it anymore!!! She is the doofus here!!😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😡😡😡 She,the fari lwyd is great upon this region,and we will not let her sweet heart die out,if it does,she does💔

[@alexandrabrown5245]

Krampus actually looks really cool

[@lpskerryn3796]

On Christmas Eve someone dresses up like Santa and goes around town in a firework bringing lollies for free

[@loischampion1406]

I live in wales I've never known about that before

[@dragraceworld710]

champions vlogs ikr

[@5catgirlgamer171]

Don't listen to her, we don't rap battle,!we sing songs and often come inside to celebrate Christmas and have a cup of tea and maybe a cake,........ KZbin MAN!!!! SO FAKE

[@kierancook3515]

I live in Wales to XD

[@user-tr9kj5ub3u]

It's Pe-sos (9:20) NOT PAY-SOS! Also I'm half filipino born in korea.

[@alleybosler241]

김태형김 Americans pronounce it Pay-sos btw that inculdes me

[@akkahernandez7060]

Love it 😘😘

[@cannonisntfair6916]

The "Moldy Seal" didn't make me nauseous ; it made me sad

[@xxnxdjaxx696]

Anyone else from Austria?

[@emmag8077]

XxNxdjaxX yes

[@rimanova5441]

XxNxdjaxX yes

[@-humanoid-1714]

XxNxdjaxX yessss

[@jen1458]

XxNxdjaxX sicher bin Linzerin

[@saracapa.]

XxNxdjaxX Yes

[@ana-ql4rm]

It's kinda rude 2 say weird...

[@francescakeenan6949]

Yo, I love the Spanish one! My friend is from Catalonia and I go to her house to do that tradition and I love doing it!

[@juliepetit2990]

I’m Dutch and we actually have this tradition we’re st. Nicolas arrives with a steam boat around the time of 6 November and from that day till 5 December.we put our shoes by the fire place every evening and than every night st Nicolas brings us thiny presents and candy, but on December 5th it is his birthday and he brings a lot of gifts.

[@anjiliwilliams6331]

Cooooooolllll!!!

[@jessicajoachims2206]

Congrats on getting a ❤ from the Talko!

[@anjiliwilliams6331]

Jessica Joachims thank you so much so far your the only person who had something nice to say☺ I hope you get one too

[@Lui12330]

My mums side of the family is Welsh......

[@5catgirlgamer171]

Wow nice Plus I'm in Wales and the Mari lwyd in that vid is fake

[@grim6887]

Love it❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@athena584]

Love it ❤

[@lanfyanimations9463]

Tbh calling these traditions weird is very offensive to other people who celebrate these traditions just sayin. Btw this is a nice video tho. i love your channel its full of cool and awesome facts.

[@lisah1922]

I‘m austrian and I grew up with this Krampus tradition and I admit it‘s weird. Thats not offensive to me.

[@kweenasmr1722]

Iv seen 10frist comments

[@lifeofwonders7471]

The weirdest is the one with the seal it's weird lol I was so supprised!!!

[@azeentamboli2712]

Love you so much

[@bonnynguyenmanh1833]

Late

[@jesuschrist2143]

I'm from Ukraine 🇺🇦and we don't put spider web 🕸️🕷️🕸️on our christmas trees🎄!!!!!!!Even though the story that you made up, is really interesting ,this is really not true!!!!!!!!!!!!Liar, liar pants on fire!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@pinkk3534]

Tanya Veduta i dont care, i dont care, i can buy a new pair

[@nate.s]

Tanya Veduta you just live under a rock and decorate your tree with dirt

[@ayeshas.3544]

Tanya Veduta I know right Ignore them They just need to make their videos

[@vanessabarabash5934]

Tanya Veduta I’m also from Ukraine and I thought this was a joke

[@jesuschrist2143]

Vanessa Barabash IKR

[@jodiequeenofcelticfire2605]

i love christmas traditions around the world its awesome

[@barborapetrekova4594]

Lol we have the Krampus guy too, here in Slovakia. On 6.12., St. Nicolas travels with an angel and the devil (Krampus), to leave presents in kids' boots. 😂😂😂 Its actually quite fun

[@hahhisjbsk6827]

Im sorry But this is a BIG LIE

[@jesuschrist2143]

Я з України🇺🇦, і ми не кладемо павутину 🕸️🕷️🕸️на нашi різдвяні дерева🎄 !!!!!!! Навіть якщо історія, яку ви склали, дійсно цікава, це дійсно не так! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@angiemerrill4419]

Tanya Veduta ŕ!) #œ

[@angiemerrill4419]

À!çďë:)į#*ł; ńø>~ŕßťü'$/ÿ and ž

[@birdsrule4657]

Tanya Veduta you're from Russia.

[@jesuschrist2143]

birds rule No.Why do you think so?

[@ketcon-jq1vn]

A life without jams, ummmm I have no idea what the comment says and then I see this.......*totally confused* EDIT~ SO I READ ALL THE REPLIES THAT I UNDERSTOOD AND I FEEL LIKE AN IDIOT

[@Brandon-ru9ok]

That escalated very quickly 1. KFC in Japan, ok that's nice 2. Rap battling horse skull 3.Large goat on fire Umm ok

[@philippacabrey-wilson2176]

The log tradition is so cute