American Reacts to Ylvis - Stonehenge

[@t7j]

As a Norwagian, I must say that I like to listen to music and see movies in English.

[@th5841]

As a Norwegian, I like any language, Norwegian, English or Sami in lyrics. Or any other language I don't understand.

[@venorando3672]

Yes, I prefer English honestly!

[@DillaryHuff]

I used to prefer English, but after reading this comment, I think I prefer Norwagian 🤔

[@BastianNorW]

The Honda Civic is actually his car that he was selling at the time of recording. They just put it into the song as a funny promotion of his car listing, hahah

[@mouseclick92]

I always thought it was because the Honda emblem kinda looks like a part of Stonehenge!

[@BastianNorW]

@mouseclick92 That would actually make sense haha. But they explained it on their talk show. It was just a selfish PR campaign for the car - that didn't sell.

[@venorando3672]

I heard that this was just a false rumor, and that he was actually trying to sell his Volkswagen at the time.... So I don't think this is true, despite how popular the theory seemingly is.

[@BastianNorW]

@venorando3672 I watched it live on TV, on "I kveld med Ylvis". He was trying to sell his sedan

[@BastianNorW]

@@venorando3672 He took a call from the listing on the show..

[@mortentefre7760]

Also Ylvis’ «Massachusets» is great fun.

[@ProfessionalKafir]

One of their best!

[@einarthormodster95]

I support this 100 %

[@DennisTHugo]

Yes, I thaugt the same: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKe4folng5yYfa8

[@venorando3672]

One of their least funny songs in my opinion, only beaten out by tuckers hitch and Mr. Toot in that regard, but I guess it would be worth a watch anyways. I would rather recommend The Cabin, Work It or Someone Like Me personally. But then again, I'm judging it compared to other Ylvis songs that set a very high bar, so Massachusets is still a really fun song!!

[@SoooSparkly000]

the best for sure 😂

[@SaraKvammen-tx7qc]

Theese brothers are very popular here.They speak multiple languages, and are popular in many countries.

[@copypolice]

You should check out "Ylvis - Jan Egeland" as well

[@venorando3672]

Sure, but that one is only really funny when you know about the back story. The comedy is more in the back story than in the song itself, so it won't really seem that comedic if you don't know what it's about. If I recall, the Ylvis brothers ran an episode of "I Kveld Med Ylvis" on Norwegian politician Jan Egeland's birthday, and later got a hate comment from one of their viewers for not acknowledging Jan Egeland in their episode. So Ylvis decided to take that frankly ridiculous hate comment and acknowledge it by creating a song that was just as ridiculous as the hate comment itself.

[@mar97216]

@@venorando3672it’s still a super catchy rock song where Vegard really shows off his singing talent

[@Stafjord]

The Ylvis Brothers are a popular comedy duo on Norwegian tv. They don't really do music, they do talk shows. These songs were aired on their show, on Norwegian tv, as family entertainment on the weekends. Kids loves this song! Haha!

[@ghandiosa]

Please react more to Ylvis, their song "The Cabin" is really fun and gives a look into norwegian cabin culture

[@Atlas_Redux]

Yeah, the "technology" and "today" rhyme is glorious XD

[@anirenka]

Please react to one of the most beautiful songs and performances ever, the norwegian artist AURORA and her song "Through the eyes of a child", live at Nidarosdomen, a beautiful cathedral in Trondheim, Norway 🙂🥰

[@tixie88]

I haven't been a very big fan of these brothers' comedy, but these songs are quite entertaining! I love that you mentioned Weird Al Yankowic 😄 Now THAT guy was something else! 😂

[@Emperor_Nagrom]

Ylvis- Massachusetts, Old Friends or Acapella

[@venorando3672]

Especially Old Friends is amazing out of these!!! So unexpected when the twist hits! And an American like Tyler would probably find the humor absolutely shocking, which will make his reaction hilarious!

[@th5841]

They have many good and funny song videos, like Massachusetts The Cabin Someone Like Me Yoghurt Mr Toot Trucker's Hitch

[@venorando3672]

I wouldn't call Tucker's Hitch funny, but the others are amazing! Let's add Old Friends and Work It to that list as well!

[@anneskuse5448]

Most Norwegian sings in English

[@MonicaMaria2175]

I love this song😊 Thanks for the reaction 😊 Ylvis has a lot of great songs, I hope you can reaction to more of them 😊

[@FogUltraTV]

Can't speak for all Norwegians, but at least in my circle, Weird Al is very well known, and I've listened to his music and shows for a long time now. Absolutely love him! Ylvis has a way of reminding me of his comedy and songs. We also have Kristian Valen who used to do a funny bit where he imitated the singers and put a new twist to the songs. For instance he imitated Creed and changed their song "With arms wide open" to "My mom's wide open" and it's hilarious! Kristian Valen is a very talented impersonator and singer respectively, and funny as hell.

[@Ann-Lisbeth_Negaard]

Norwegian artist worth checking out is Angelina Jordan and the song " Bad valentine". You won't regret it:)) Greetings from Norway❤

[@mammastenhjerte]

Great reaction. If you intend to react to more Ylvis pretty please react to Ylvis "Work it" Yes, I would say there is more Norwegians artists singing in English than Norwegian. I would love to see you react to Aurora if you want to dig deeper into Norwegian music

[@purpledawn2727]

Norwegian here. Love weird al!!! Also, a song can be in english *or* norwegian and it doesn't make any difference. Both is good.

[@ZackRekeSkjell]

All of Ylvis’ songs are absolutely insane! The Cabin has to be one of my favourites, but they also have a Christmas song that is in Norwegian (with English subtitles) that is a lot of fun. I believe it’s called “Nå vet du at det er jul”.

[@cecilie1991]

I love Stonehenge. It's such a good song song. Vegard has such a soothing voice, and it's funny as hell. And don't worry, you're not the only one cracking up at the whole: high - Technology - day thing. There are a couple of reasons why they could get away with saying B*lls in the song. One is that in Norway it's not as frowned upon to say curse words. This song aired on their talkshow in 2011, so it was played on the TV. Another reason is also that since english isn't their or their audiences first langueage, those words lose some of their crass-ness for us. I hope that made sense. I'm personally half norwegian and danish, and lived my first ten years of life in Norway, but personally I like to listen to english, norwegian and danish music. I do have one russian song on my playlist though, which incidentially was also made by Ylvis. If you ever feel like you have an hour to kill I'd definitely reccomend checking out their miniseries here on youtube *Big in Kirgisistan* Another great Ylvis song to listen to would be *The Cabin* since that one makes fun of the norwegian cabin culture. That one is great fun. Another one that is about something norwegian specifically is *Jan Egeland* which is about a norwegian politician and human rights activist. And if you want to listen to some songs from Ylvis in norwegian then *Jeg heter Finn*, *Da vet du det er jul* and *Sammen finner vi frem* are all good picks and have subtitles so you can listen to them. My personal favourite Ylvis song though is *Ferjao* which I have been unable to find the full music video with subtitles, but there is one version of it with subtitles, but it's broken up with talking in the middle of the video about the production of the music video. I would also love for some more reactions to "Kongen befaler" *Atle ler af Siris elendige forsøg* is a good one. I really enjoyed your reaction and can't wait to see more from you

[@venorando3672]

You should check out Ylvis - The Cabin DEFINITELY their funniest song in my opinion, and is REALLY good at showing off the Norwegian cabin culture!!

[@Vinterloft]

"Old Friends" by them is like the dark side of Simon & Garfunkel. They do some songs in Norwegian too, but it's mostly English if the topic can be appreciated by a wider audience. An example of a song of their in Norwegian is "Da vet du at det er jul" which of course is subtitled on YT.

[@TSIRKLAND]

Such a beautiful Christmas song, all about the traditional Norwegian Christmas traditions that they celebrate traditionally in Norway. ;)

[@jonoh990]

Yes, lots of Norwegian artists sing in English. You could check out for example a-ha, Aurora, Sigrid and many others . Yes we know about Weird al. How about you? Don’t you know The Lonely Island? They talk about dick in a box … so that the word “balls” is too strong for America, that is quite the theory. Anyway, nice reaction

[@TSIRKLAND]

Yes, yes, and yes. All of what you said.

[@tronderikbrekke8792]

Music with English lyrics are the most popular music in Norway. Norwegian lyrics are increasing in popularity. We have of course heard of Weird Al. American pop culture in general is very popular here in Norway. Most Norwegians will have an opinion on US politics, follow big happenings, like the Oscars. Watch things like talk shows. All popular TV-shows and movies are big in Norway too. All big artists are high on our lists as well. We are very US influenced. Most young Norwegians speak extremely good English these days. To a degree you wouldn't even believe. And even our elder speaks English, with a few exceptions. The Ylvis brothers are very popular here. They are quite funny, and very good at making entertainment. Very impressive at improvising humor and music.

[@Nora-jt9zy]

Their video «Trucker’s Hitch» is fun too 😊 And most of the music I listen to is English. Actually, most of the books I read or listen to are English too. I’m Norwegian… And a fun fact… After they went viral with “What does the fox say”, they actually was on The Ellen show😊

[@mikaelmilo]

The Ylvis brothers are so multi talentet, and very populare here in Norway. 😄

[@the_oslovian]

Haha! I was looking forward to the balls in this one and your reaction 😂 I suggest you watch the clip where they order a hotel room in London only singing in full musical mode, all improvised. It's incredible!

[@johanneshellstrand]

You need to check out “The Cabin” by Ylvis. It really is a great satire on Norwegian cabin life

[@malinstavenes497]

Ylvis made a series some years ago called stories from norway. They are about 20-30minutes long and are basically musicals based on real events. My favorites are the one about the 7 mill divingboard of Hamar and the one about the time some scientists on svalbard almost started a worldwide nuclear war. I was happy to see they are available on youtube😅 Oh no! They don't have english subtitles. 😢 All the songs are in english, but the interviews and the backgroud stories are in norwegian.

[@In_my_own_mind]

Their songs are made with totally random topics in different musical genres, which is part of the humour/comedy. Their style usually involves playful absurdity and controversial words are part of it. You should react to their song «Massachussetts». A tribute to the state 😉 They celebrate the state, but it also includes elements that could be interpreted as mocking or tone-deaf to local sensibilities. «Massachusetts" reflects Ylvis's distinctive comedic approach, blending local pride with an outsider's perspective, which has led to both appreciation and criticism from audiences in the state and beyond 😂 Ps! Massachusetts was the first U.S. state to legalize same-sex marriage. Thats why they have so many «gay» references throughout the song. 😉

[@mar97216]

Ylvis - Truckers hitch, someone like me, jan egeland. Those are some of the best ( in my opinion)

[@eirintowne]

You need to watch their Intelevator skits! Hysterically funny! I'm sure other Norwegians have told you that they have had several seasons of talk shows, with many songs per season. They like taking on new genres and going all the way to ultra ridiculous while also making ultra catchy songs that hold some very real musical qualities.

[@nissenusset4134]

Yes 😃 many of us Norwegians prefer songs in English.... Tyler! You should check out the Ylvis song "Massachusetts" It's great. 🥰

[@lpdude2005]

The difference between Europe and especially Scandinavia is that we don't have to think about what to say or not to say. We say what we want. We don't need to pay particular attention to religions because it's a belief and 84% of us don't believe in any religion. - Those who think religions are fine can just switch off. Very simple.

[@ggthirsty]

5:35 - Now THAT is a american reacting to Ylvis! 😂😂😂

[@Glundberg84]

I can just say Tyler, your "balls reaction" did not disappoint! 👏 😅 - I will take the opportunity to mention that I left a comment on your previous video that I hope you will see and use. ❤

[@m4rt_]

btw, this was aired on TV.

[@haraldholstsverresvold6561]

I put a spell on you by Angelina Jordan, reaction

[@eirintowne]

Black and white version for max impact

[@78Ranyran]

Ylvis - someone like me is one of best songs they made i think 😅

[@mskatonic7240]

As for it being in English, if Ylvis want anyone outside Scandinavia to appreciate their music, they don't really have a choice.

[@Cineres]

Many Norwegian artists sing in English purely out of preference. Most songs we hear are in English, anyway, so if anything, people might find Norwegian songs a bit cringey unless they're country type songs (cringey in itself), folk songs or sad songs. By the way, I suggest checking out "Verdenshistorien på 5 minutter" (The History of the World in 5 minutes) by Raske Menn. I believe there are English subtitled versions out there.

[@venorando3672]

Or Lille Rødhette 💀 Although I got a feeling Tyler might find the comedy there a bit too.. intense 😆

[@TSIRKLAND]

"What Does the Fox Say?" is for sure their most family-friendly-est song. "Trucker's Hitch" is also SFW, as far as lyrics and everything. My mom loves that one. Pretty much all of their other stuff includes at least one or two lines of "colorful" language and/or content. Many are chock-full of it! So yeah- if all you know is "The Fox," you're going to be surprised. That being said, I LOVE all of their other stuff! If language and suggestive lyrics do not bother you, you should fully enjoy their whole catalog! Every time I think I have a favorite, I remember another one, and I can't pick just one favorite. They're all good.

[@AlexTheFruitcake]

Dude, there are literally hundreds of comedy musicians. Weird Al is one yes, but there's also: Monty Python, Tenacious D, Bo Burnham, Tim Minchin, Flight of the concords, Wayne Brady, Stephen Lynch, Rodney Carrington, Garfunkel and Oates, Reggie Watts, Bill Bayley, Marc Rebillet....the list goes on but these are a handfull of the ones I like to listen to.

[@mar97216]

Also Lonely island. Ylvis has been compared to them but Ylvis started with it before that.

[@AlexTheFruitcake]

@@mar97216 Yeah I would have mentioned Lonely island if I listened to them....or liked them....but I don't :P But they exist.

[@mar97216]

@@AlexTheFruitcake I liked the captain jack sparrow song. Else Im just familiar with weird al and a couple tenacious D songs. Also heard about monthy python and lynch off course.

[@m4rt_]

I mostly listen to songs that are in English. Songs in Norwegian are usually 1) crappy pop songs, 2) crappy rap songs, or 3) kinda ok country / folk songs. Though there are a few great songs that are in Norwegian.

[@venorando3672]

Totally agree! And Norway has some incredible artists that sing in English anyways!!

[@kbejustervesenet7261]

You can say "balls" in Ameica. Just view "SoutPark" . . . . .

[@Kajsun]

You have to check out their song “Mr. Toot”! It’s such a fun song and genuinely kind of catchy

[@mar97216]

Yes mr tooth is so catchy, weird but catchy😀🤩

[@SuperMerlin73]

@@mar97216 The same applies to the song "Yoghurt". Incredibly weird but catchy...

[@venorando3672]

@@SuperMerlin73 Ughhh, so sad that Ylvis stopped doing I Kveld Med Ylvis! It was literally the best show on TV by far while it was running!!

[@mar97216]

@@venorando3672 such a shame, Im not such a huge fan of kongen befaler. It’s ok but I prefer a show where Ylvis is the main hosts and do their own skits. I miss their music, but I do like some of the songs from ylvis in sogn though. From a year ago

[@mar97216]

@@SuperMerlin73 yeah it has a great flow, Bård is great in that one.

[@Mochi12747]

You should definitely react to "The Cabin" by Ylvis!

[@Minochu96Official]

you should check out Beggin by Madcon it's another Norwegian song in english, it's probably their most known song about norwegian vs english songs: I like both, and most of what I listen to is in english, mostly video game music but I guess if you wanna check out a song in norwegian I can recommend: "Slå deg ned" by Katastofe (don't know if there is but there's probably a english subtitled one out there) or any of the Vaselina songs, as all they're songs is in norwegian (If I haft to recommend just 1 I'll say choose: "Trynet på en dau mann" otherwise I recommend checking out more Ylvis songs or if you like rock, try Wig Wam (specifically: "In My Dreams" it's their best song in my opinion)

[@espekelu3460]

As you have said so many times Tayler, we both speak and listen to a lot of English, so we listen to a lot of English music, and many people in Norway sing and write English lyrics, therefore many of our artists are also popular around the world, e.g. Aurora, Sigrid, Dagny and Susanne Sundfør. And that's just some of them. We also have many men who are also artists that you may have heard of, such as Kygo, Chris Holsten, Nico&Winz, Karpe and many more. You should take the time to check out some of these artists, because several of them are actually very good.

[@magnusemilsson7205]

Regarding balls, with an old joke from Sweden; translations can be tricky. "Swedish brännboll; In Sweden we have a game called "Burned balls". First you hit the balls and then you run like hell while the others tries to burn you!"

[@themetricsystem7967]

Ylvis, Pressure. The idea behind the song is the illness reciprocal inhibition. Jacques et Florine: a parody song about the typical French movie. The Sixties, a parody on Mad Men.

[@lillm6874]

As a norwegian I prefer movies in English, but I also watch movies from other countries as well. When it comes to music my favourite artists are the norwegian artist Aurora (which write her songs in English), Billie Eilish, Belgian/Canadian Lara Fabian (which sings in many languages, like for example french, English, Italian, Spanish+++), P!NK…

[@whengrapespop5728]

“Kollektivet” was another comedy show before Ylvis became popular - you should definitely listen to some of their hits too, same vibe, in English. One of their songs, “ÆØÅ”, has actually been used for teaching Norwegian in classes across the world, despite its silliness.

[@shmisung]

I understand the comparison to Weird Al, but the norwegian equivalent to him would have to be Bare Egil, who sings almost exclusively in norwegian

[@bragnadurhild]

And the Ylvis-song "You're Fucked" is hilarious as well, greatly used on tiktok. It's making fun of one of Norways best skirunners.

[@asoothingsmile]

It's funny how impatient you are in the beginning of this video. Not knowing that when you hear the name Ylvis, there will be surprises coming right at you 😂 They change the words to make it rime, but almost everybody speaks exellent english in Norway. The way you pronouns Ylvis is equelly funny 🤣

[@knutolavbjrgaas1069]

The ylvis brothers(the name "ylvis" comes from their last name "ylvisåker") are incredibly musically talented, and theyre very funny as well

[@adriantorkelsen420]

I can only speak for myself ofc, but I mainly listen to either American or British music, I have only a handful or norweagian singing artist I listen too, Endless is one the one I have most music out of those norweagian speaking ones :)

[@adipy8912]

1:48 yes it is. Here are some: a-ha Astrid S Aurora Donkeyboy Madcon Marcus & Martinus Sigrid Tone Damli

[@mskatonic7240]

Tyler's next vid: so who did build Stonehenge?? 😂 Well, it was definitely not dragged 46 miles from Wales, Welsh border is a lot further than that, and the Welsh stones were from the other end of Wales. Turns out the Altar Stone came all the way from Scotland! But the big ones got dragged from the Marlborough Downs about 30 miles to the north. There you go, geography.

[@RobbEsspisi]

Some Norwegians even know about Blowfly (Clarence Henry Reid) We just love a good joke and especially when it's centered around a socalled "tabu" theme

[@NeroNORirl]

Check the ikea bit the Ylvis brothers did, it's hilarious. It's on youtube

[@elinkjlseth4347]

Hello:) Why Are you so interested in Norway? We like your videos. And its become somewhat of a tradition for weekend mornings to watch your newest videos. We are nerds who like reactions about our little country. Keep it up

[@thales30]

Lonely island, tenacious d, south park, lots of comedic groups around.

[@tajana2682]

No one else is confused except you. He really is successful, he really has show on tv. He is rich.

[@gel87Kjetil]

I think you would love «the cabin» by ylvis. It basicly tells a lot about the Norwegian cabin culture in a funny way xD

[@sooh6299]

I came here to see the shock on his face with certain lines 😂

[@KimA.Johnsen]

Check out Ylvis the cabin as well. A funny video about a typical Norwegian culture thing.

[@megatryn]

09:20 Most Norwegian pop hits are in english yes, you might have heard of Take on Me by A-Ha or Barbie Girl by Aqua. Also check out Ylvis' song; Someone Like Me

[@catcatcatcatcat2]

Norwegians in general like English I belive, we learn it early and are surrounded by it trough media, marketing, entertainment etc I have heard some people say Norwegians have generally good English, and apart of that is everyday music & games :)

[@Metripoika]

My favorite is Ylvis - Old Friends

[@robingrtta5102]

Check out nanowar of steel. Norwegian reggaeton. Thats a good one

[@unnibjrndal2719]

We sprak quite fluently english. So I think I can speak for the most of us, when I say we have a lot og english music we listen to.

[@kennethcolban4373]

If you want a REALLY funny song by ylvis : Ylvis’ «Massachusets...Norwegian humor at its best!!

[@venorando3672]

Or The Cabin. Old Friends, Someone Like Me and Work It are also great!!

[@asmundgautrikteppen3214]

Many nowegian singers write and sing in english. Ylvis also have a lot of norwegian songs too

[@temanor]

Bo Burnham is a good comedian who has made some really great songs too. Not Norwegian, but since you said there weren't many comedian musicians out there, I just want to make sure you've heard of him :)

[@kbear1311]

Love you Tyler!!!!

[@evakristiansen5719]

This is fun😁

[@TomKirkemo-l5c]

Ylvis, I have to get a couple of beers for this one. And if you don't find this funny, you are WRONG!! :D Norwegian here. ;)

[@987liss]

If you want to hear a genuine banger of theirs, try the one called "Jan Egeland" - it's unironically good

[@puglover7985]

Do Ylvis - Massachusetts next. Its hillarious...

[@blubottl]

You should do a video on jan egeland, and then watch the ylvis song about him afterwards (no spoilers🤘🏼)

[@cecilie1991]

This is actually a really good idea.... I reccomended the song earlier, but watching a video on him before would be awesome. Jan actually has a very powerful ted talk :)

[@sirkaimetall6007]

you need to see the band psychostick also a lot of fun songs, and as a Norwagian I like best music and movies in English as well

[@bomisosatori9906]

They dont, this is meant as a spoof - the Ylvis brothers are professional comedians, but they do have amazing voices and have both funny great songs. He even imitated Josh Groban at his own concert , he gets that all the time that he resembles him. You should watch the one about being lactose intolerant :D His brother dances in silk ropes , so impressive. We do know weird Al. We also have Kristian Valen and he imitate other musicians and sings their songs. How would they have had so many views if it was in Norwegian? think about it . They are unique, They have had a show where lots of the mucis they play are made up as they go. In general Norwegian sing both English and Norwegian, depends a little on the genre and what they want with their music- and the style they are singing in.

[@robbk1]

Scandinavian Pop groups and single artists generally sing mostly in English, so they can reach a much larger (Worldwide) audience, rather than just a few countries with small populations. They ALL speak, understand, and read English so well that it is easier for Icelanders, Swedes, and Norwegians to speak English with Danes, as the latter's spoken lanjguage is so difficult to understand. I lived in Denmark for parts of 15 years, and studied Danish, and could read it fairly well, but it was always easier for me to understand spoken Norwegian and even Swedish, than spoken Danish. And Icelandic is like Old Norse, so it is very difficult to understand more than a few words per sentence.

[@ProfessionalKafir]

I think they sing in English because it sounds more "serious" or "official" than if they did it Norwegian. Almost all of our music and movies are English.

[@labben1697]

Jonathan Coulton has lots of comedy songs, you should check him out :) And Jan Egeland by Ylvis

[@carolinecordelia]

Most artists in Norway sing in English, but there's some that sings in Norwegian and the songs is actually with a lot of lets say adult content, but a lot of kids listen to the song without knowing what they sing about and it's so funny when a three year old sings about taking a drink. We have this word for a drink that means two things, and it can mean both a branch stick or a drink, but the kids only think of sticks, so it's fine for them to listen to this song, but some of the songs is far worse and kids would be told not to sing the song outside the home so people don't call the child protection services. I think it's the same in Sweden they also have songs in Swedish that should not be sung by a small kid outside the home. Swedish music is most often in English but the dancebands sings in Swedish. It's not the same as dance music though, it's it's own genre. Most movies we watch would also be in English if it's not like a good candidate for the Academy award, those films is always in Norwegian or with Norwegians trying to speak English, and the film is always like 8 hours long and about nothing, so we prefer American movies or maybe English or Australian. I don't think I have seen a Canadian film before, but I'm sure they do exist.

[@hjortn1]

i totally forgot about the kitchen part 🤣

[@rippitipp]

Hi from Norway! I love weird Al! Could you react to a song by Bjarte Ylvisåker, he is Ylvis's younger brother! The song is called: I will never be a star.

[@vg9422]

Norwegians learn english at a very young age, and we don't dub anything except childrens movies, so you will be having trouble finding a norwegian less than 50/40 that doesn't understand english. We are definitly a part of western cultures with movirs and music moving across borders, and english is the preferred language, even though a lot of us know a third language. Norwegian bands are varied, some sing in english, some in norwegian, some in new-norwegian, some kn heavy dialect (we have more than 400 of them), some in sámi, and some in old norse. And most of us (I think as most americans) listen to whatever we fancy, no matter the language. From the top of my head my collection include norwegian of all kinds, finnish, swedish, polish, german, italian, indian, russian, ukranian, thai, japanese, english, spanish, portugese, korean, chinese, and taiwanese...

[@Shadows_101]

As a Norwegian who has lived for five decades, I can honestly say I've only listened to a handful of songs in Norwegian-maybe 10 or fewer. It just doesn't sound right to me, so I stick to English for most music, TV shows, and movies. I also turn off subtitles because why to often the translators often miss the point and mess up the translation.

[@markusmidtboe957]

Like 95 % of Norway understand English, with only some of the older and younger demographic not being able to understand and speak english. Of course, many has problems speaking English, as we don't often do it. I would say about a 75 % will speak english fluently after a few days If they were to move to the UK or the US . Some 15 to 20% might take a month to be comfortable ! So there is really no difference for their fans If it is in English or Norwegian, and English is understood world wide. With this, doing some song and skits ain't really a problem, just a benefit!

[@chatrinekvinge813]

3 best comedians in Norway,they joke a lot

[@EmeroDotNet]

Fun fact: Stonehenge does not fit under the definition of a henge, even if it actually is the origin of the word. :P

[@naffi]

you should have a look at their Big in Kyrgyzstan episodes too

[@turidwoldlarsen5047]

As an norwegian this is just 🤣🤣😅 Hillarius 😅

[@elisemork2251]

You need to woch «the cabin» by Ylvis!

[@MsMirri]

You guys have Lonely Island!! "Dick in a Box", "Mother Lover" and so many more ❤️

[@peri.sletner5297]

Massachusets next pls😄😄😄