🇳🇱 50 Thousand Dutch Sang This In Germany UEFA EURO 2024 😂 Snollebollekes | Teacher Paul Reacts 🇳🇱

[@DACHBenelux]

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[@sasjahuygelen7910]

You have to watch the Boos Video

[@bobkersten1957bk]

Trancelate that song.

[@edwindekker]

Our flag isn’t orange, it’s red,white and blue. Orange actually is our national color. That’s because our royal family. Their surname is: van Oranje-Nassau. Actually the footage you are watching is a recording of Kingsday. It is tradition that on the birthday of our king (before we had 3 queens) it’s a national holiday and festivals and other festivities are organized across the country. Sollebolekes, which means something like bimbo’s, is actually an artist from let’s call it the Mardi Gras scene. But his contagious performance has outgrown that specific genre. Now he is invited everywhere to get a party started!

[@danielstokker]

It is even crazy to us dutch that something like this is going international because it is so very dutch 😂😂😂

[@tonychan8558]

UK here. We love it when our European neighbours bring the fun! Respect to you Dutch.

[@danielstokker]

@@tonychan8558 thx man this is how we just are we dont like problems in general or anything we want everybody to join in

[@Ale81rallydriver]

Its happy hardcore moment ❤🇮🇹🫶🇳🇱

[@Sjaakvaak]

This is King's Day, then we celebrate the king's birthday and the whole of the Netherlands is orange and throughout the Netherlands is a party. April 27

[@johnhendriks4085]

The founder of the Netherlands was William of Orange (also called William the Silent) in the 16th century. By birth he was also Prince of Orange. Orange is a region in France. That is the origin of the colour orange.

[@kyraknol1080]

lesje geschiedenis ook weer gehad🙃

[@Gon4happymail]

Wow, now people learn some of our history. ❤

[@nietspinoza]

Pas toen Willem 11 jaar oud was erfde hij de titel "prins van oranje"" Hij erfde deze titel van z'n neef René van Chalon.

[@GabberPinda]

Thnx for the massive orange support you give the Netherlands 🇳🇱 🧡🙏

[@SummiSanNL]

You're correct, this clip contains two songs from the Snollebollekes ... This is so cleverly done that you have to jump up and down and left to right because the rest is doing that also. The up tempo beat and the massive crowd brings a smile to all who' are watching it ... Makes you wanne join the party. For your info, this was on Kingsday at Breda, a city in the south of The Netherlands ... Organised bij Radio 538, a well know music station.

[@woutvanostaden1299]

I know I had trouble getting back home to Etten-Leur since event was in the way. 😂

[@jopiez1]

The guy is Rob Kemps, singer of Snollebollekes. Actually I, like many thought he was some simpleton because of his music. Then, a few years ago, he won the TV quiz series of ‘De Slimste Mens’ (the smartest person), competing against journalists, politicians etc.

[@hohenstaufen.1010]

Real dutch pride, world wide 🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱

[@RichardWicky]

Our national flag is red, white and blue, but our royal family has the last name of orange, which is where the orange comes from, the Netherlands also created the orange carrot

[@PatriceMeijboom]

Also we have an orange "wimpel" attached to the flag on royal family related holidays

[@hansolo2121]

Actually their last name is Oranje (not 'Orange'). That name however translates to English as Orange.

[@PatriceMeijboom]

@@hansolo2121 which in turn comes from the french town of orange. Confusing much?

[@Dennis-H]

The Dutch flag was orange-white-blue a long time ago, but orange is difficult to see at sea, then orange was changed to red by the royal family

[@hansolo2121]

@@PatriceMeijboom I know :) But the fact remains that their actual name is Van Oranje-Nassau. Not 'Orange'... A friend of mine his last name is Van den Boom. But I can assure you that he will never introduce himself in English as 'From the Tree' :)

[@Gretchen_F]

The last name of our Royal Family is: Van Oranje. Translated in English: Of Orange. That's why the colour orange is a National symbol of the Netherlands. 😊

[@Roggen45]

Yep the house of orange aka the royal family ( which we also dress up as once a year for the kings birthday, and that's what u saw there, the Dutch celebrating his b-day and of course when our national sports teams play their matches ), and our flag used to be orange/white/blue, but because the colour orange wasn't noticeable much on seas they changed it to red which apparently was much better, but it use to be orange/white/blue. 🦁🧡🇳🇱

[@73hoff]

So muss das sein .....spass an der Sachen und holländischen Fan's wissen wie es geht. 👍👍👍👍

[@computeronzin]

In the Netherlands we know how to turn every occasion into a national festival. Oh, yes, orange because of Willem van Oranje Nassau, founder of Holland

[@hvw1411]

the color Orange is coming from the name of the king of the royal kingdom of the Netherlands , the name of the king is Alexander van Orange Nassau .

[@rayno1000]

This video is not from germany, but from Breda in the south of the Netherlands. It's a consert for KINGSDAY. The Dutch are wearing the color Orange because of the family of orange, the name of the royalfamily.

[@BB-pb4sx]

I'm in Southern California and discovered Snollebollekes while watching stage 19 of the 2019 Tour de France. The Beef Eaters, a group from the UK, were roadside on the climb to the Galibier, dressed in their red "guards of the Tower of London uniforms, leading a group of spectators to the song Linchs Recht. kzbin.info/www/bejne/noGZiHqJecd2naM I liked the music, figured out what the song was and fell in love with this guy. One of the best performers I have even seen in my 74 years. Through countless KZbin searches I was able to find a cornucopia of other great Dutch artists: Jan Biggel, the Lawineboys, Alpensjuses, Goebroeders Ko,...and on and on. I love this stuff; it was all I listen to until recently when I discovered my now favorite artist, South Africa's Snotkop.

[@theglanconer6463]

William of Orange was the most famous rebel leader who freed us from the Spanish occupiers. He was assasinated on order of the Spanish king in 1584. The Dutch fought 80 years (called the Eighty Years' War or the Dutch revolt) to get rid of the Spaniards. The symbol of our Royal family is also orange. Great reaction my friend ! Cheers from the Netherlands !

[@hansolo2121]

Actually his name was Willem van Oranje not 'William of Orange'.... When you start to translate Dutch people's names to English and present that translation as their actual name ... that is weird and not correct is it?

[@vydrakk]

​@@hansolo2121 Translating works given proper context; in England he was known as William the Silent. William of Orange applies to William III who was known as Willem de Derde in the Netherlands but as William of Orange in England where he was made joint-monarch with his first cousin, Queen Mary of England. He was known as William 2 (II) in Scotland. If that guy would've had kids, which he didn't, then the kingdom of England and the kingdom of the Netherlands would've remained united, at least for the lifespan of that kid.

[@fnaaijkens69]

​@@hansolo2121hahaha. eigenlijk wel. Maaaarrrrrrr, hij sprak nauwelijks nederlands. He spoke barely any Dutch. Maar Frans! But French! His real name was mostly written as Guillaume. Anywho.... hahahaha

[@kiwi64nl]

Translation before everyone jumps: God damn Jump!

[@OOSPassie]

Yes! Springen nondeju (Nom de dieu = in God's name!)

[@Afuera86]

The dutch still live my youth techno vibes from the 90's growing up with Thunderdome etc. Grüße aus Hamburg

[@jalemidy]

Hi Paul, thanks you like our celebrations on Kingsday (Thats what you see) not in Germany, but the oranjemars on every tournament is also famous with this song to sing along by the Dutch fans.

[@Rob2]

It may seem like he is just a clown, but actually that man, Rob Kemps, is very intelligent and has a broad interest. He won the quiz "the smartest person" (which originates in Belgium but has a Dutch edition as well) where many known and unknown people combat of a single prize. He also presented a 4-part programme about French chansons on TV. Not exactly what you would expect when looking at these videos, but of course he understands very well what makes it popular. It is also not as easy as it seems, singing while jumping that fiercely. It requires a lot of physical training to be able to do that!

[@bestlaidplans2024]

This was filmed in my hometown of Breda. That's an area downtown called Chasséveld, pronounced Sha-say veld. The Radio station 538 organizes a huge party there every year for King's Day

[@bloomiegirlie]

Snollebollekes is big in the Netherlands. Party party always with his songs. Springen means jump lol. Omlaag means going down 😂

[@winnykooyman4851]

Yes the Singer Rob is also an well educted and bright man.

[@markocinko7809]

This song left right became popular when the Dutch girls became European champions !

[@paultenhout2446]

Lol no it did not as no one cares for women's soccer. It became popular due to a commercial.

[@paulrademaker3750]

No, that's "Jij krijgt die lach niet van mijn gezicht" by John de Bever

[@mennovroom5537]

The founder of the Netherlands was prince of Orange, a principality in France.

[@svendekker4943]

Color orange is because the last name of our royal family is 'oranje' (means orange). Song is done by artist 'Snottebollekes' with song 'even tot hier' (some moment here) which is actually a ode song to teachers. 'Snottebollekes' is a pseudonym for small children with a snotty nose which comes from the expression 'snotneuzen' (snot nozes) meaning young people that still needs to learn in Dutch saying.

[@reznovvazileski3193]

The Dutch never shy away from an excuse to party. Not even the birthday of king Willy.

[@winnykooyman4851]

Amazing again left - right dansing on Kingsday too

[@alicekuipers9711]

It is om “Koningsdag/kingsday end of April. And it is The House of Orange. That is why orange is populair as dresscode

[@magicnagic874]

als Deutscher finde ich es super...die Niederländer machen so viel Spaß und ich hoffe sehr dass es so bleibt

[@Bramfly]

You should look up.” LEFT RIGHT, the Dutch know how to party”. 😊😊😊

[@luckylirith]

"springen nondeju" or as you said "shrinking orangejuice" means "Jump " also, our national parties are visible on seismic radars due to this type of thing being popular.

[@aorta538]

Pls check the original, "Defqon.1 - Earthquake | Crowd Control - Left To Right" 😁

[@MrBlazingace13]

Yes yes here we go everybody to the left to the right. For sure a MUST see

[@hareja9588]

The Dutch song was released in 2015, but it was first in 2017 when supporters from NAC (local soccer club) moved left and right. Earthquake seems to be from 2016, so it is probably something that evolved over time.

[@bertemu]

Defqon1 earthquake kzbin.info/www/bejne/mp_Gh4iOqMSChposi=s81V-pcYMm5CqATK

[@anjafark]

Great dutch fan-crowd at the EM in Germany 🤩! Love to our 🇳🇱 neighbours 🙋‍♀️ ❤🇩🇪

[@jokeschaap3505]

If your grandmother kisses you, ruffles your hair saying : " you are my snollebolleke", you understand the word😂

[@anniehope8651]

The name Snollebollekes is funny in itself. Naughty, a bit on edge but positive, just like most of the texts. 'Snol' means promiscuous woman, in a bad way, but by adding 'bollekes', which means 'little heads', you make small and cute and not so bad. At ghe beginning he says 'Springen Nondeju' which means 'Jump Goddammit! Again, people could take offence, but he does it in such a way that it's fun. Most texts are on the edge of what is appropriate, but I think that is what gives power to these songs, and why people like them. I think it gives the people a feeling of breaking free from a dull daily life.

[@hansolo2121]

The Dutch flag is Red White Blue. It is the second oldest national flag in the world. After the Danish flag. The Dutch flag used to be Orange White Blue. But the orange colour always faded on the flags of Dutch ships during years on sea due to sunlight. So out of practical considerations they changed the orange to red. Officially as late in the in the early 20th century I believe. Orange is therefore not in the Dutch flag anymore. But it is still the name of the Dutch royal family. The house of Oranje (orange).

[@jeanpierreviergever1417]

The red-white-blue flag was around since the 16th century and possibly even earlier. Only during the Rebellion against the Spanish (80 years war) the orange-white-blue flag became popular, most likely because it is supposed to express support for the Orange-Naussau family which was controversial during some times during the Dutch Republic. The orange-white-blue flag became defunct during the Batavian Republic and after the creation of the Kingdom in 1815 red-white-blue was the official flag, albeit not laid down in legislation. That only occurred after orange-white-blue was used by the Dutch-nazi party NSB in the 1930’s. Since then orange-white-blue has always been associated with right wing extremism and neo-nazism in the Netherlands.

[@chrissy0868]

and the German football fans dance and sing together with the Dutch football fans.....greets from Germany 🎉🎉

[@franciencroes8143]

De song translation: Left right Song by Snollebollekes Sensation Waailand anthem But just a little bit different! Go wild with the Snollebollekes! Clap those hands! Oh, that's going to be a mess again! Now pay attention! Welcome to the marquee Just be nice, ma'am It's a shame about the attic But the roof is coming off Chopping, pounding, jumping The cabin goes crazy All from left to right The tent that is being destroyed All from left to right The tent that is being destroyed All from left to right The tent that is being destroyed To the left! To the right! One more time! To the left! To the right! Oh, what a party! Come on, come on, come on, come on! Shall we do another round? Pleasant! Keep filling the glasses With even more alcohol We can't be contained anymore Fill the ladies up nicely Sit, hang, lie down That's not how we got married All from left to right The tent, which is being renovated (What did you say?) All from left to right The tent, which is being renovated (Yes!) All from left to right The tent, which is being renovated To the left! Oh yes, to the right! Nondeju, that's going well! To the left! And once more to the right! Yes! I'm going all cuckoo! Party! Sing! Oh, that could be a little faster, couldn't it? Sing, jump! Yep, there it goes! Welcome to the marquee Just be nice, ma'am It's a shame about the attic But the roof is coming off Chopping, pounding, jumping The cabin goes crazy (Yes!) All from left to right The tent that is being crushed (Yoohoo!) Keep filling the glasses With even more alcohol We can't be contained anymore Fill the ladies up nicely Sit, hang, lie down That's not how we got married (Yes!) All from left to right The tent, which is being renovated (Yoohoo!) Does there have a defibrillator here, or no one? God good grief

[@ruudvanwuyckhuise6519]

Such a nice video. Yes it's all about having fun. And Orange. The Dutch national symbol colour.

[@V.T-io1ek]

This is a Kigns day, celebrates kings birthday. Yes Dutch and the best in celebrates. Oranje is because King Family name is Oranje Nassau

[@saskialaarhoven9776]

Everyone wears orange because on 27 april we celebrate the birthday of our King, this is kingsday in the Netherlands 😊❤

[@corum4life246]

de guy singing is called Snollebollekes and the song translated says sing plz ffs !(springen donderju!) .....but its not like standart dutch ...its like scottisch to a english person ;-) . the second song is exactly ...go left !...go right !...

[@KasperKatje]

The orange color is a nod to the royal family, which is made up of members of the House of Orange. This dates back to 1544 when William of Orange inherited the estate Orange in France. Almost all national sportteams use it, solely or in combination with red, white and blue.

[@marcovtjev]

He says not "juice" but nondesju, which is from the south of the Netherlands, and ultimately from French as in nom-de-dieu.

[@LETMino85]

Can't believe how Dutch that is 😂😂😂

[@johnangeliquehordijk3230]

This is not in Germany, but it is the city Breda at kings Day 27 april.

[@williamjong2106]

Again the dutch support is the best lol ❤

[@loesrebers8698]

Not only a footbalsong it is the F1 anthum 😂

[@alfonsstekebrugge8049]

What he sings is not 'swinging on the juice', but 'springen nondeju'. Springen means to jump, this survives in English as well as a spring will cause stuff to jump on release. Nondeju is basically a basterdized version of 'nom de dieu', which is French for 'name of God', of course used in a way the English also have when they use this as a power term, like 'for God's sake'. So a proper translation would be 'jump, for God's sake'. Obviously, the crowd proceeds to perform the command, because the Dutch love set pieces like this. More impressive set pieces are Snollebollekes - Links Rechts and De Staat - Witch Doctor where Dutch crowds perform mass movements.

[@RS-nl5ks]

This is Kingsday Radio 538 in Netherlands, Breda. Orange because of Dutch army. Springen Nonde Jus. means Jump now f......ing hell. Go down down down. Guy is famous Rob Kemp.

[@franssikkema2273]

This footage has nothing to do with the euro 2024 in Germany or Hamburg. Its footage from Breda from april 27th. When te Dutch celebrate the birthday of their King. Thats why there is a sign "Koningsdag" (=Kingday) above the stage.

[@donnewynia8750]

‘Springen nondeju!’ means: ‘Now jump, god damn!’

[@peterpociag1579]

The Netherlands. House off Orange, The King. And the song & artist; Province of Brabant.

[@mvdh877]

4:18 Loose with the snollebollekes Clap those hands Ooh, that's going to be a mess again Pay attention now Welcome to the marquee Just be nice, ma'am It's a shame about the attic, but the roof is coming off Chopping, pounding, jumping The cabin goes crazy All from left to right the tent is being destroyed All from left to right the tent is being destroyed All from left to right the tent is being destroyed To the left To the right Again To the left To the right (To sing!) (Oh what a party!) (Let's do another round? Nice!) Keep filling the glasses With even more alcohol We can't be contained anymore Fill the ladies up nicely Sit, hang, lie down That's not how we got married All from left to right the tent being renovated All from left to right the tent being renovated All from left to right the tent being renovated To the left To the right (Mondeju, that's going well) To the left And again to the right (I'm going all cuckoo) (Party) (Sing) It can also be a bit faster, right? To sing To jump Yes, there goes Welcome to the marquee Just be nice, ma'am It's a shame about the attic, but the roof is coming off Chopping, pounding, jumping The cabin goes crazy All from left to right the tent is being destroyed Keep filling the glasses With even more alcohol We can't be contained anymore Fill the ladies up nicely Sit, hang, lie down That's not how we got married All from left to right the tent being renovated (Do you have a defibrillator or not because godmondeju)

[@nicodenheijer9260]

He starts with ; springen Nondeju ! Which means Jump, Nom de Dieu 😇

[@bestlaidplans2024]

It sounds so weird in English 🤣 But that's pretty much what's going on

[@woutvanostaden1299]

Pretty solid translation! I don't think I could such a translation without having to look up (just) the Dutch text. Now I am not too familiar with the song anyway. It's a bit like with carneval songs (like "de balletjes van koningin, die gaan er wel in... well in), if it's mee hossen en zingen and they probably don't really notice my mistakes I can sing-along most sing.

[@paulrademaker3750]

"Springen nondeju" means something like "jump damnit!"

[@femkehaga]

Yes, the given translation in the clip “Swinging on the juice” is funny, but not correct!

[@onnonius]

"Nondejus" is a Dutch expression that can be roughly translated to "Donnerwetter" in German. Both expressions are used to convey surprise, frustration, or annoyance, somewhat similar to the English "damn" or "gosh." In Dutch, "nondejus" is a mild expletive derived from "nondeju," which itself is a euphemistic contraction of "nom de Dieu" (French for "name of God"). Over time, it has become part of colloquial Dutch speech, especially in expressions of astonishment or irritation. Similarly, "Donnerwetter" in German literally means "thunder weather" but is used idiomatically to express amazement or frustration, making it a fitting counterpart to "nondejus." So, when a Dutch person says "nondejus," a German person might understand it as "Donnerwetter," both capturing a sense of mild exasperation or surprise.

[@zwollewood]

I am from the netherlands , there are Party group Dutch artist

[@Oebbie]

Even the seismogram went off. Small earthquake lol

[@DACHBenelux]

Did it really?

[@vbzwd24]

Our royals are called The House of Orange

[@phildark5805]

LINKS RECHTS !!! Saludos desde CHILE

[@christianhesen5463]

The orange is from the first king, Willem from Orange Nassau (Willem van Oranje) Orange is the place where he got the tittle of prince, that made him later tittled to be a king. To make it complete, Orange is a small place in France 😂 He was born in Germany (Dillenburg) and Count of Nassau-Dillenburg and prince of Orange. He was later murderd in the Netherlands, in Delft. The Dutch also made the carrot Orange. ;) nl.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orange_(Frankrijk)

[@adrianadassen6108]

This was on king’s day in the Netherlands

[@OffweGoMoto]

This is not germany and not football This is kingsday in Holland

[@pronkhonk1]

Springen non de dju means “jump damnit!!!”

[@TheAnitadejong79]

Hi The name Orange is the surname of our royal family, King Willem Alexander van oranje nassau. De Leeuw op de vlag is ook symbool van ons nederland. En deze film is op koningsdag opgenomen Dan vieren we de verjaardag van onze koning en daar komen ook hoop buitenlanders op af

[@TheAnitadejong79]

I see that half of it is in English, sorry about that, but this was recorded on King's Day, then we celebrate our king's birthday and a lot of people from abroad come to join us in celebrating. There is a party throughout the Netherlands.

[@hvw1411]

hello , these are the lyrics translate to English Snollebollekes Yes I'm in So call the psychotherapist Because the fuses blow It ends in a madhouse It's going to be a party Like there never was one the laminate is going to die all the snollebollekes participate Yes, all of us We're going down, down, down We're going down, down, down We're going down, down, down We're going down, low, low, low, low And slowly up again And slowly up again And slowly up again Jump damn Jump damn And now damn sing It is a night As even Guus didn't expect The whole floor full of bottles And you moped in the canal That doesn't matter because you only live once So take a shot at your panty damn there he goes again Yes, all of us We're going down, down, down We're going down, down, down We're going down, down, down We're going down, low, low, low, low And slowly up again And slowly up again And slowly up again Jump damn Jump damn And now damn sing Stop And through… the knees down Slowlyslowly Upwards Slowlyslowly And all down again Slowlyslowly Remember the knee straps Upwards Much faster Down Upwards Down Upwards Heels damn!

[@jaaproos8062]

The whole world must learn of this. It makes a better world❤❤❤❤❤❤ proud of being Dutch❤❤❤❤

[@yordia66]

Ja , van de uitvreters.

[@anitamatser-baring7999]

oranje is the color of the royal family. The king of Oranje Nassau

[@snowflake1958]

They are the Family of Orange. It stems from the royal family.

[@andyhello23]

That dutch mc was great, really playing the crowd In 1990s they called that music happy hardcore, its white peoples rave music and that man i assume was an mc. Today that rave music is called something else, its basically hardcore at its base.

[@dawatcherz]

the first song they sing is called 'springen nondeju' (jump nondeju) (nondeju is an exclamation of impatience used in the east and south) Snollebollekes Yes I'm in So just call the psychotherapist Because the fuses blow It ends in a madhouse It's going to be a party Like there never was one the laminate is going to die all the snollebollekes participate Yes, all of us We're going down, down, down (3x) We're going down, low, low, low, low And slowly up again (3x) Jump nondeju! Jump nondeju! And now nondeju are singing! It is a night As even Guus didn't expect The whole floor full of bottles And you moped in the canal That doesn't matter because you only live once So take a shot at your panty Nondeju there he goes again We're going down, down, down (3x) We're going down, low, low, low, low And slowly up again (3x) Jump nondeju Jump nondeju And now nondeju sing Stop And through the knees down Slowlyslowly Upwards Slowlyslowly And all down again Slowlyslowly Remember the knee straps Upwards Much faster Down Upwards Down Upwards Heels nondeju! Ohhh totally oe dormer window Not normal Demolish the shack Nice pounding That was m nondeju

[@dawatcherz]

the second song is called 'links rechts' (left right) Sensation Waailand anthem But just a little bit different! Go wild with the Snollebollekes! Clap those hands! Oh, that's going to be a mess again! Now pay attention! Welcome to the marquee Just be nice, ma'am It's a shame about the attic But the roof is coming off Chopping, pounding, jumping The cabin goes crazy All from left to right The tent that is being destroyed All from left to right The tent that is being destroyed All from left to right The tent that is being destroyed To the left! To the right! One more time! To the left! To the right! Oh, what a party! Come on, come on, come on, come on! Shall we do another round? Pleasant! Keep filling the glasses With even more alcohol We can't be contained anymore Fill the ladies up nicely Sit, hang, lie down That's not how we got married All from left to right The tent, which is being renovated (What did you say?) All from left to right The tent, which is being renovated (Yes!) All from left to right The tent that is being renovated To the left! Oh yes, to the right! Nondeju, that's going well! To the left! And once more to the right! Yes! I'm going all cuckoo! Party! Sing! Oh, that could be a bit faster, couldn't it? Sing, jump! Yep, there it goes! Welcome to the marquee Just be nice, ma'am It's a shame about the attic But the roof is coming off Chopping, pounding, jumping The cabin goes crazy (Yes!) All from left to right The tent that is being crushed (Yoohoo!) Keep filling the glasses With even more alcohol We can't be contained anymore Fill the ladies up nicely Sit, hang, lie down That's not how we got married (Yes!) All from left to right The tent, which is being renovated (Yoohoo!) Does there have a defibrillator here, or no one? God, nondeju!

[@maartenvandam344]

Nondeju is a bastardisation of the French 'nom de Dieu', which means 'name of God', as in Jehova.

[@riannedebeen-jansen3533]

He is word fameus in the Netherlads. The party is for our King , 's Day. Every 27th of April. The King,'s birthday celebration

[@btoexport2]

The orange was the colour of the royal dutch family and it has been used ever since. Their flag is red, white and blue.

[@StephanOost]

Dit is niet in Duitsland. Dit is 538 koningsdag.

[@StephanOost]

Dit is niet in Duitsland. Dit is 538 koningsdag.

[@raisan5989]

This year it is even crazier. Carnaval (this is what the snollebollekes are know for), Kingsday, European championship football and the Olympics. We make a party out of all of it. The breaks in speed skating are names " dweilpauze" for entertainment we got the "dweilorkest"

[@meneergoedemiddag5008]

Your smile joy in eyes and nodding along got a you a new dutch follewer!

[@Ineke1466]

The Snollebollekes started their songs to celebrate Carneval. Then this song 🧡 had become a party song

[@Kerberos443]

Springen nonderju. Springen means Jumping (spring = jump) Nondeju is used in brabant (southern province above belgium) a lot where they all say it as a power term like God damn it. Its origin comes from the frech term "au nom de dieu".

[@TheHitithard]

Check the original left/right!!! Defcon1 Netherlands

[@MariaMariamuzieklove]

Some people say the Dutch are down to earth 🥲🍊🦁🧡

[@crypto_dreamer]

Orange = The name of the Royal Family: 'van Oranje'. That is why an orange pennant hangs on the flagpole when, for example, it is a family member's birthday.

[@victorvanest8177]

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[@willemh3319]

he also wrote a book on french chansons

[@peterdenessen2668]

the sanger is Rob Kemps front man of the group Snollebollekes

[@reinerthendriks2200]

And the red in our flag used to be orange it was changed in the 19th century

[@EscapethemundaneYT]

If you'd like to see how the Dutch shake the earth?? Check Defqon1 2017 - crowdcontrol - left to right...thats how WE do it....😂😂

[@connyscheringa6106]

the king and queen are from Oranje Nassau

[@riannedebeen-jansen3533]

The singer is from the Southof the Netherlands

[@mvdh877]

he is from best netherlands

[@Consequator]

The flag isn't orange, the flag is red white and blue. The royal house's color and name is orange. You'll often see orange being flown separate with the official dutch flag as a little add-on flag. And the event is due to the Euro championship soccer.

[@WLadruAMS]

our flag was orange, white, and blue, but because orange wasn't well visible on the open sea around 500 years ago they changed it to red. The color of our Royal Family is Orange that's why it's our national color

[@rosamensah4149]

The flag is red white blue , and if one of the royals have birthday or else an seperate orange banner will be added, orange is the color of our royals ,william of orange nassau thats why the orange is kind of the national color for teams soccer, volleyball and so on

[@papaverweg]

Why do the Dutch wear orange and not red, white and blue? Willem (Dillenburg, April 24, 1533 - Delft, July 10, 1584), Prince of Orange, Count of Nassau-Dillenburg, better known as William of Orange or under his posthumous nickname William the Silent, was a statesman and army commander who played a key role in the unleashing of the Eighty Years' War and the foundation of the resulting Republic of the Seven United Netherlands. Previously, he was in the service of the ruler against whom this war had started as a rebellion, the Spanish king Philip II. Orange had started his career with his father, Emperor Charles V. In the Netherlands he is known as the Father of the Fatherland. His original name is Wilhelm. Willem is his Dutchest name. The name William of Orange came about because he inherited the title Prince of Orange in 1544. Part of one of his mottoes was Je maintiendrai (French for 'I will maintain'), which was enshrined in the coat of arms of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The national anthem of the later state of the Netherlands has been named after him since 1932: the Wilhelmus. Dutch sports teams have worn orange nationally since the twentieth century, which can be traced back to his title of Prince of Orange. Most of the melodies that are sung (and danced) in the parade are variations on Carnival songs, which were originally in the southern Netherlands but are now generally an annual folk festival. The texts are parodies of current events or/and adapted as desired to the type of local, national or international event.

[@ffortissimo]

I played it with my Dutch band during carnival in Germany. We had to explain what to do when we play this song. Now Snollebollekes are said to translate it to German. Next year we don't have to explain anything :D

[@LunaticNL89]

We use the collor orange to honor our founding father of the netherlands: Willem Van Oranje (van oranje=Orange in english and it is his surname) since our royalty's are also related to Willem is why we use the bright orange collor as our national representation collor

[@babettemichaelis4058]

Die Holländer sind einfach nur geil ❤

[@roykliffen9674]

"a kid's song" ... somewhat; it's actually targeted at dance festival crowds, which tends to be upwards from about sixteen to late twenties. It's called hardcore. But it works with other crowds too. The lyrics - as if that matters in a dance song - is in Dutch, but I think the band - snollebollekes - could make a killing if they did an English language version; Anyplace where there's a crowd it will raise the enjoyment.

[@DACHBenelux]

It reminded me of the "do the cha cha" song

[@Maya9396]

Zullen we dat liedje lekker voor ons zelf houden asjeblieft.😜

[@roykliffen9674]

@@Maya9396 😂😂😂😂😂

[@rjuttemeijer]

This is not in Germany, it was recorded on April 27, when we celebrate the king’s birthday, called Koningsdag (king’s day) Nice clip though.

[@popotjiek]

I am Dutch and we sing this song already eight years .