Irish flight delayed so trad session started between DaoiríFarrell, Geoff Kinsella and Robbie Walsh.

[@megalodon4586]

That band looks so casual, like they break out into a song whenever they feel bored.

[@tearitloosetearitloose4670]

You're right because that's what happened....

[@Hannah-eg7vl]

They do :)

[@Doc_of_derp]

soooo basicly friends of my dnd bard

[@Wppk765]

some tucan I need them to follow me to work...

[@moneybus8975]

Nah...not bored, just Irish. We Irish don't get bored...we play music, drink or smack people. Or all of the above. jk..jk..jk..oh, wait...what's this? Bless ye. ..

[@joseantonioalonsomorales6508]

Flight is delayed because the pilot is there, singing and drinking a Guinness.

[@ladylaois8184]

José Antonio Alonso fair play

[@danbytp]

Wouldn't you if you heard this?Hold on,I gotta finish my Guinness then we'll be off and running!

[@nolan6298]

Thanks for this José

[@mememaster4557]

WHY WOULD YOU STEREOTYPE US!?!?!?!? I swear to god I will set my drunken leprechauns upon you!

[@danbytp]

@@mememaster4557 Mine are sober and pissed that they don't have their whiskey laced Guiness.Between yours and mine they take over the world for us!

[@seanDB1989]

Look at all those people in one room. Those were the days 😂

[@AwRighttttt]

Absolute rebels lad...

[@tamlindawson3902]

Wow this one really hits home

[@macdarby9926]

Lol

[@videogamers2136]

seanDB1989 making me depressed now😂

[@scratchpad7954]

UGH, those feels...!

[@aaronvanzile3824]

500 years of Irish culture "well this shit sucks and we're stuck here. Anyone want a drink and a song? Pass the time?"

[@gibememoni]

they cant move

[@gardenjoy5223]

Wonderful mentality!

[@gillesguillaumin6603]

Yes, but try to do that in USA, the country of freedom, five minutes later you are in jail. 😢 😂😂😂😂😂, every body sing and clap his hands. 😂😂

[@aaronvanzile3824]

@@gillesguillaumin6603 wow what specifically have you been prohibited from saying in the United States? Can you think of any specific examples? Or are you just sort of a whiner?

[@abbajabba7]

@@aaronvanzile3824 Many airports in the US do not allow you to play music. I know because my high school choir almost got in trouble in Tuscon AZ when we had travelled there for a national competition, but the police were cool and we were kids so they let us off. I assume it is in case there is an important announcement that needs to be made in the terminal, and people would miss it if there is loud music playing nearby.

[@beth2389]

This is how I imagine the lower decks of the Titanic were like

[@rosestanley9606]

yeah untill it sunk

[@googleuser3163]

@@rosestanley9606 Wow, good one. Really clever.

[@taralawton1353]

💀

[@kentcyclist]

Yes but they drowned 😱

[@drey8]

Based on James Cameron's movie they would be, but the largest nationality in Steerage was British with 118 passengers, then Irish with 113, then Swedish with 104, after that many nationalities including Chinese, Syrian, Turkish and so on. So a big mix. But I'm sure someone had a fiddle.

[@RElliottSmith]

This pub looks suspiciously like an airport

[@MrAwsomenoob]

Pretty sure any building with 10 or more irish is legally considered a pub

[@spaceman6215]

MrAwsomenoob best!

[@Engineer9736]

MrAwsomenoob 😂

[@jonhart511]

🤣

[@downunderdan5132]

MrAwsomenoob haha that’s awesome 😎

[@cyrus7805]

Strangely this is exactly how I imagine Ireland is. Just kidding I've been there, this is exactly how it is.

[@jodyporter6086]

In Scotland it’s like this only bagpipes. Good times both places.

[@holdemNE1]

Hey..........are you Jim Gaffigan? Because this is how he presents his comedy.

[@cyrus7805]

@@holdemNE1 never heard of him to be fair!

[@precision2190]

Jody Porter it’s weird how bagpipes were made in the Middle East and made their way to Scotland

[@allieren]

Precision 21 The Celts came from all over :)

[@marvekthewarlord6448]

There is something about irish music that not only fills a room, but your soul as well.

[@booooo-urns]

Incidentally this song is by Steve Earle who’s a Texan lol

[@rytheguy1800]

​@@booooo-urnsmany southerners are scots-irish and much country, folk, and bluegrass still follows a celtic ensemble, so the fact he is texan is irrelevant.

[@gregkosinski2303]

@@rytheguy1800Texas ain’t the south.

[@nate5483]

​@@gregkosinski2303nope, but East Texans are. Like bad, I'm kind of convinced they don't speak english

[@s51curtis]

@@gregkosinski2303 you might want to check out Gen. John Bell Hood, a Texan who fought under Longstreet and Lee at the Battle of Gettysburg. Texas joined the Confederacy in March, 1861.

[@stoneman472]

When a group of Bards are let loose in an airport

[@MasumiSeike]

And rolled a Nat20 on Performance

[@aohu7505]

@@MasumiSeike (story time) whenever a bard rolls a Nat20 in my group the GM ALWAYS does something over the top for the most mundane things for any check as a running "joke", and it's really fucking annoying at this point, it rarely effects anything but still. he does this because he passionately hates bards for basically charisma checking him at every turn on a campaign in our old group, so he does this every time he's a been the GM since, but now he is the only one left willing to be the GM in the group for the longest time. it's really annoying but basically tradition at this point to do it.

[@MasumiSeike]

@@aohu7505 wow.. if it really annoys you, you should talk about that. Sure Bards are assholes in that regard, and I know that to well playing to completly different ones. One is a Tiefling that grew up well and unwillingly landed in Aventurien. My other Bard got his Memories altered, his Magic Flute stolen, is currently in Barovia and is pissed. With both I kind of go in the Charisma checks but for different reasons. The Tiefling because he wants to make other happy and basicly tries to find friends. The other one tries to talk his way out and doesn't care he he needs to lie or use people if they get in his way. On the other hand when ever I roll a Nat1 in Performance with this Character, I have to sing the Narwal Song 🤣

[@TheRealArcher-gn6wo]

Seduce the airplane

[@YaverMemolibaba]

Actually not just bards, at leats Lvl.40 bards, with very high charisma skills, they just charmed a whole airport:)

[@penchant1972]

Instead of this, I get the screaming children and the grumpy, angry people.

[@BookishEmperor]

Ah yes, the joy of American airports.

[@daveo2992]

I'd much rather that than this hick shit

[@KeulchenGerrit]

Enjoy it as long it is socially acceptable to fly :D

[@randomlyentertaining8287]

@@daveo2992 I found the grumpy, angry person.

[@daveo2992]

@@randomlyentertaining8287 Yes this "music" makes me physically angry

[@alaia-awakened]

I’ve never been so proud to be Irish, and I’m Dutch 🥲

[@pretoriaretrofair]

Hahaha. Brilliant.

[@yarkmates3409]

That’s a good one 🤣👌👏

[@heisenbergkierkegaard3982]

Saw your comment at 3am while I can't sleep. That's a great one. Hahahaha

[@070agga]

Hahaha briljant! 😂

[@Phil_Suzuki_V-strom]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKqufaGcjtaCf9U

[@fasted333]

This is why music is such a uniting force. Mood changes your heart

[@SoutherStacker007]

Amen to that

[@mandlnpickr]

The power of good music!!!

[@wiskyr6510]

as long as you're not that chick in the elevator singing country roads

[@kishascape]

Interspecies too, even other animals appreciate it to some degree or another. Probably the best way for extraterrestrial contact, the Close Encounter movie was onto something.

[@matoatlantis]

Agreed. It's the universal language that can unite.

[@hsbvt]

Captain: Should we tell them we can go now? First Officer: Naaaa, let em sing!

[@bohayes538]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣🎶🎶🎶

[@its_coverbyme]

The passengers : We will move aboard to the cruise ship 😂

[@carlalopez505]

Ahhhhh...the Irish! They are the epitome of 'family'!

[@austinfarley4971]

Pilot: Ireland air to ground ATC: go ahead Pilot: we’re gonna be delayed about 10 minutes from takeoff ATC: can you elaborate Pilot: they’re playing Galway girl in the terminal ATC: oh that’s fine

[@reubenphiri4642]

May be we use this time to catch sleep mate

[@emanonymous]

[approaches kiosk] "excuse me ma'am can you direct me to where the flight to ireland i... never mind"

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

500th like

[@spacedude5208]

1.1k something something like

[@eugene8910]

Hahahaha very funny comment x3

[@papennypincher7287]

We need more moments like this in this crazy world…

[@sfeewrfsf2578]

You fucking what?

[@IngeEvenwel]

Absolutely!!!!!

[@donbobness]

Love it they play well

[@snakecat586]

We do

[@MrMyers758]

Yeh and we need less people who instinctively get their phones out, failing to live in the moment and ruining the experience for people who feel uncomfortable being filmed.

[@waldoman7]

"Sir, they've started singing." "Finally."

[@wermagst]

☠

[@Por-poI]

I understood that reference.

[@flippknight3298]

That’s so damn familiar,right on the top of my tongue where is it from

[@waldoman7]

@@flippknight3298 pirates of the Caribbean

[@flippknight3298]

@@waldoman7 oh yeah the part where their being hung

[@Anna_Stetik]

The Irish influenced the music back when the America was just getting started. You can still hear it in "mountain" songs. I'm not "real" Irish since I'm only part Irish, but it is the heritage I have always strongly felt over the others. Could sit and listen to these lads play all day. So laid back and calming.

[@kkeelty64]

The song was written by an American - Steve Earle.

[@Anna_Stetik]

@@kkeelty64 Do you understand the word "influence"?

[@kkeelty64]

@@Anna_Stetik Yes. What's your point?

[@IchabodvanTassel98]

​@@kkeelty64🙄

[@EntropyReduction-Agility]

Even the "real" Irish are only part Irish.

[@petervonpanda]

Even Warren Buffett is tapping his toes

[@zelosmiman5533]

He really does look like him.

[@lastwave235]

im not the only one.

[@cruisepaige]

Omg right!? Old dude trying to be grumpy but his feet have other plans!

[@cristianzarate3053]

@@cruisepaige Creo que todos, se mueven a ritmo de la armonía. XD

[@TheCanadaBoose]

Lmao

[@DonQuixotec]

I was at my friends fathers house one time, and there was a bulgarian man there who didn't speak english at all. But he played the guitar, and so did I. And even though we couldn't understand eachother at all, we did variations on songs, and showed off different musical theory during our playing together, and we smiled so much and understood that "language" very well. That's why I think music is real art. You can be from two very different cultures and not understand eachother, but music connects anyways.

[@sonder2164]

That's a cool story. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@JoostJGJ]

You should read Schopenhauer on the subject. He has written extensively on music, both about music itself, the way it relates to other artistic disciplines (poetry, painting, literature) and to art in general.

[@tomkellycartoons]

I’ve been an artist all my life until I retired and I cherish that gift, but I think music is the greatest gift of all.

[@truthteller4731]

lovely story ☺️

[@clapdrix72]

For me it's the same with math

[@unexpectedthinking]

"It's important for us humans to have moments like this again." - 2020

[@justinczichray1682]

Someday we will all learn to get along because we are different. Then things as special as this will happen everyday.

[@brigitnunez6735]

Yep couldn't agree more.

[@dougf1249]

Hopefully soon

[@reydisantos3674]

Amen brother

[@kingnothing77685]

TOUCH indeed!

[@TheVCRTimeMachine]

I come back here a few times a year to see this magic

[@maphz]

having a crowd like that it's just the best thing a musician could ask for

[@helenaville5939]

having musicians like that it's just the best thing a crowd could ask for. :)

[@jamieholmes5443]

Trapped crowd, hahah ;)

[@JesterChess]

Everyone in the airport: this 2 hour delay is gonna suck Irish musicians: hold our Guinness

[@emilyflotilla931]

Epic! SLAINTE

[@AwesomeMan2696]

Hold my proper twelve*

[@horseboy1640]

Tell me why I read that with an accent

[@odd3554]

LOL, hold our Guinness... Some of my cocktail just came out my nose, thanks for the laugh.

[@dw4725]

@@AwesomeMan2696 I think you mean Jameson, anyone who’s had that actually knows how shitty it is

[@QuitYourCryin]

Its weird to think this isn't as common place as it should be. People belong in gatherings like this playing music and getting along.

[@JonOroMusic]

It is the tv wants you to feel otherwise.

[@waynej2608]

Absolutely!

[@BuffyTheBuffaloSlayer]

@@schmui sounds pretty based and red pilled to me

[@schmui]

@@BuffyTheBuffaloSlayer I'm team no pill. Turns out you can wake up people by simply slapping them awake. I was slapped awake right after I was born. I've been living like this for as long as I can think and I'm annoyed. I want a tiny hut, a greenhouse, a few chicken and a few sheep or whatever and that's it. I'm opting out.

[@BuffyTheBuffaloSlayer]

@@schmui damn based and red pilled

[@jasonott4748]

My only experience in Ireland was an airport, in uniform returning from Afghanistan. Troop commander set a limit of two drinks. The people at the bar and the workers in the duty free (who had set up sampling tables) were pretty sure they meant that we were only allowed to pay for two. It was a wonderful experience which could have only been made better by some spontaneous music like this. As it was I returned to the plane feeling pretty tipsy, and I don’t know if I paid for any.

[@blessedbees4247]

That’s a wonderful story to be sure ! Thank you for you’re service, it’s a fine thing you did and I know that’s why you, more than likely, didn’t pay for a single drop. Blessings to you, and thank you again.

[@rogerallen1769]

Thank you for ur service. As a 20 year Navy Vet, wish I had been there to buy u a round

[@Mrcaremal5]

The Irish would never let you leave anywhere sober lol

[@hedylorant]

sounds suspiciously like Shannon!

[@ebolawarrior451]

Shannon by chance? :D

[@JettyBootChamp]

Something about these moments reflect the very best of society. How a large room full of people who don't know each other can join together in song and find happiness in the midst of what would otherwise have been a frustrating situation. I just watched the "greatest saxophone battle of all time" on that NYC subway and felt the same way then. It reminds me that we can find common ground through one of the things that generally makes all human beings happy: MUSIC. Both that saxophone battle and this video reflect the best parts of our humanity in that way.

[@7ktTube]

I could not have said it better myself and couldn't agree with you more!

[@pepestalin8578]

Sweet caroline is the best example

[@michaelc225]

@@pepestalin8578 clearly you haven't heard the parting glass sung at closing in a west belfast pub. Or better yet grace then everyone is singing and wishing they brought their mask

[@kingcharizardakaCX]

Yesss

[@kingcharizardakaCX]

Long live music!

[@19MJ74]

Old guy: Way too noisy in here, I don't like this. Music: Your foot don't lie.

[@antagonist8765]

Type O 👌

[@Hondadctrider]

Yep, it's a toe-tapper alright.

[@londonderrry]

Someone may start playing an awesome song on full blast from their iphone, but not everyone necessarily wants to hear it at that moment in time when they are thinking about getting home...

[@skrillah6259]

He's just reminiscing about the days when he used to bomb post boxes and call the British gay

[@pauldrennan1482]

@@skrillah6259 😂

[@Saddlebags73]

I stayed in Donegal for two weeks. Went to a remote pub. Quite a few people there. I stood near a table where 3 chaps were seemingly just enjoying their pints and having a chat. Then one of them drew a fiddle from under the table, and started to play. Shortly after he was joined by his friends with an accordion and tin whistle of sorts. Within 2 minutes they were surrounded by everyone in the pub, smiling, clapping and cheering. The atmosphere was just incredible. One of the most amazing experiences of my life. I’ll never forget, until I die. This reminded me of that night 😊

[@ahurley7644]

What was the name of the place?

[@Saddlebags73]

@@ahurley7644 The Singing Pub. The nearest place name I remember was Downings.

[@sunnymccoy9327]

@@Saddlebags73 County Donegal what a beautiful coastal drive... Heaven

[@Saddlebags73]

@@sunnymccoy9327 yes, it really was beautiful, and so were the people. I hope to return on my motorcycle.

[@sunnymccoy9327]

@@Saddlebags73 Donegal people the best... You should be combining your next trip to Donegal (be sure to visit Malinhead) to coincide your trip with North West 200 if you're a biker... County Donegal not far from Portrush where the road racing is..

[@LoftyAssertions]

I once had a delayed flight, just went and played the airport piano for my own enjoyment. I couldn't comprehend how much joy it brought to people and the gratitude they showed was absolutely immense, I will do it every time now, forever. There was just no way for me to reply, but it was an almost spiritual experience how happy it made those people and how closely it brought strangers and families together, as if the social barriers slowly were torn down and everyone's humanity just came out freely.

[@Trendy_endy]

Honestly, this is what I want to do as a musician. Not make money. Just make people happy. I want to put a smile on people's faces and make their day better.

[@veneciasanto]

That's so wholesome💗

[@matsosa]

That’s what it’s all about!!🙌🙌❤️ Let passion be your priority. Money comes naturally for those with good intentions:)

[@twoserpents2457]

Then you will never want for money, build that skill and people will rush to pay your tab and get your gas and cover your food.

[@alexsouthgate7551]

Yes this is the way to go! Do it for your audience, not for yourself and you’ll have all the riches you need.

[@daveyBPM]

I feel ya, I really do. but some some those people couldn't be arsed with the noise, if they had handed out a few cans along with the music then perhaps. but for the old folks, they didn't want to party they just wanted to rest. sorry to be buzz killington, but you cant do this

[@petervonpanda]

I’ve watched this about 1000 times

[@KieranMckean]

Only a thousand ? Huh. 😉 Cant seem to get enough of it. 👍

[@DjHarrington888]

CELTIC PRIDE ☘️

[@pranz2984]

Hello fellow panda

[@jfrankland1991]

It's not possible not to listen on a constant repeat

[@charin951]

Bro same since I found out I’m 5% irish lmaoo☘️

[@yorkaturr]

Somehow this underlines the fact that music is one of humanity's greatest achievements. Connecting people since the first caveman bumped a bone against a stick.

[@JohnDoe-lx3dt]

Absolutely, well said

[@skyclaw]

Greatest and oldest. A strong contender for the oldest artform.

[@mikejohnson9118]

In societies and culture where there is no formal Math. There is music!

[@meridalemusicmachine]

So the alpha caveman grabs the musician banging bones and sticks, tells him that he's a really good stick and bone banger and he's gonna be staying there playing from now on. They'll give him some scraps to eat everyday. If he tries to leave, it's rock in the head. Thus was the Entertainment Industry born.

[@joker9494949494]

it's thought that the first way people made allies was to dance and show they were friendly. And eventually the singing followed, and after that instruments to accompany the singing. I think that's why instinctually people let their guard down and let loose when they hear music. it's an ancient sign of peace.

[@mississippiparkers]

Gents, I play this video time and time again and it never fails to make me tear up with happiness. My family hails from Ireland and one day I want badly to meet the people in Ireland. From what I've seen already, I may never leave. 😁

[@doorwaysniffer6447]

I also come back to this video frequently, makes me happy every single time. This music is just so perfect for me, idk why.

[@1dkappe]

You can go to Nashville to meet the American songwriter. 😂

[@raymonddixon7603]

Daori the bazouki player is one of Ireland's best balladeers. It is an Irish bazouki with 4 sets of 2 strings rather than the Greek with 3 sets of 2 strings.

[@IlGattonero13]

@mississippiparkers: Go!! Life is short, and time is precious. You won’t be sorry! I went, and stayed two years. Maybe you’ll stay longer. All the best.

[@BrianBell4073]

This happens a lot in Ireland. You get 3 or 4 people who have never met each other in a random pub and a session breaks out. No planning, no arrangement. Next tune is decided by the wiggle of an eyebrow or the tilt of a head. Never occurred that this doesn't happen everywhere

[@jjohnston94]

I went to school in the southwestern US with a guy whose personality was a perfect match for that. It's been almost 30 years since we graduated, and the last I heard he was working for Intel in Ireland. Every time I think about him, I think, "You go, man. That's the life you were born for."

[@BrianBell4073]

@@jjohnston94 It's a nice life. Go to work. Go home. Go out for a bit of craic. Maybe some tunes will happen or maybe they won't. (They always do though.) The weather is always shite though. Maybe the music is a way to cope with all the other stuff. Rain, delayed flights, more rain, idiot politicians...maybe a bit of rain. Did I mention rain ;-)

[@roesi1985]

If you are around the right people and in the right place, you can find this in Switzerland, too. With a different musical tradition, of course. But the atmosphere is the same

[@nickjohns1192]

Love landing into any pub when ramdom ppl start kicking off the tunes

[@orbitalcheese6969]

@@roesi1985 ah yeah but no disrespect but swiss music is nowhere near as powerful as the Irish traditional (when comparing melodies) our repertoire, number of players, instruments and styles just outnumbers pretty much every other traditional dance music or the rest of Europe

[@ChloeQuestionBliss]

I wish all airports were like this.

[@miketheterribleguitarplaye6074]

I love the old grouchy man who's trying his damnedest to be a grouchy old man but he's tapping his feet to the song

[@jonk987]

Prob having old memories of him and his pals screaming to the top of their lungs to this song.

[@jb6712]

Being an elderly person myself (68), he likely wasn't "grouchy," but may have been very tired and wanting/needing the comforts of familiar surroundings. It's amazing that, as we age, certain things we used to do without flinching become very trying, even without such things as pandemics and insane riots over virtually nothing.

[@0icekold7]

Me

[@cod3rocky]

we cannot just comment and say that he is a grouchy old man......he is just enjoying the music in his own way....LET HIM BE!

[@huntercrew3103]

Literally just saw as i read

[@universal_wisdom3416]

They really turned an airport into an Irish pub in seconds. Edit: If you haven’t been to an Irish pub, GO THERE! Order a glass of Guinness, and a shepherd pie. You’ll feel Irish for the next 30 minutes.

[@dravenocklost4253]

Quick to dominate for their beer

[@TheTezz100]

@Universal _Wisdom And no Guinness in sight haha

[@hunterwilliams8129]

looks like someone.... miss a beer 😎😎😂

[@universal_wisdom3416]

Tezz Leek God damn shame. I would’ve been coming out with pints all around if I worked at that airport.

[@serrie85]

But the pub had no beer :(

[@jamegumm474]

Doesn't need to be said,but I'll say it anyway. This is why Irish people ROCK!

[@markyoung5761]

I love being IRISH ☘️

[@paulmcwilliams3156]

Cheers bud

[@heribertmueller9613]

Ireland and Irish people are in harmony, beautiful. I worked with 100 nationalities, only Irish were naturally kind and human to very high extent. Keep your pride, beautiful Irish people. Slonche.

[@markyoung5761]

@@heribertmueller9613 is right buddy Manors cost nothing in my eyes Treat others the way u want to be treated

[@TheRoxorrify]

@@markyoung5761 manners cost nothing a manor is fucking expensive

[@msmo3527]

I have listened to this so many times. My 3rd grade classes are mesmerized. "Is that an airport?" "What kind of music is that?" They don't understand the song, but they understand the high vibes.

[@indieh9]

This is so cool because you can really tell from this that Irish immigrants had a huge impact on early American music, such a bluegrass and folk

[@dantecusolito8513]

@aimee curry American bluegrass music is a relatively new genre, only emerging in the 1950s with banjo players like earl scruggs and his 3 finger technique. It is a direct descendant of Appalachian "old time fiddle" music. Old time music is in turn a descendant of the music of Irish and Scottish fiddle music wedded with the music of slaves that were kidnapped and brought to the southern US. They brought with them the memories of the akonting, a string instrument with a skin head found in west africa. Enslaved musicians then used the materials available to them to create gourd banjos, which during the 1800s were "discovered" by white musicians and slowly morphed into modern banjos. Immigrants who then returned to Ireland brought with them tenor banjos, which became irish 4 string banjos and were incorporated into their trad music alongside the fiddles, whistles, and bodhrans. The bouzouki, which is seen in this video as well is not originally an Irish instrument, but a Greek one that was incorporated into the tunes of Irish music. Essentially most of the instruments of Ireland are not originally Irish, and certainly none of the "American" instruments are native. Ireland mostly just put new instruments into their musical tradition, but all of American music is a conglomeration of music and instruments from around the world.

[@dantecusolito8513]

I have no idea why I just spent 5-10 mins typing out a history report in a YT comment section

[@jordandale85]

@@dantecusolito8513 You're on the right track. The Scotts/Irish History in Appalachia runs deep. Ever heard of the book, The devil Is here in these hills?

[@RSAnimism]

@@dantecusolito8513 No idea, but thank you.

[@etootle2934]

Dante Cusolito yo ngl that’s super appreciated it’s super cool so thanks dude and have a bangin day

[@karaokewaala9107]

"Honey, i'm waiting to board the flight right now" "that doesn't sound like the airport, are you cheating on me !!?!"

[@ladyloo5556]

Lol 😆

[@bud7648]

😂😂😂

[@stephanegronlet-coulombier408]

Marrant !!! 😁 🇫🇷

[@spacedude5208]

Cheating on with music yes cheating on you with someone else if music counts then yes

[@johnoconnor4623]

Brilliant comment!

[@chaosknight8428]

It's moments like these where I think "we'll all be okay in spite of all the craziness we see in the world." The very best displays of our humanity.

[@SauceeBoi]

Things like this make me cry. Random strangers laughing and singing. Why couldn’t the world be more like this.

[@michaelbarnett2527]

Same…

[@jo300hn]

Nah the world is mean and miserable, the sooner you rid yourself of your Brady Bunch/Doris Day ideals the happier you will eventually be

[@jamesJohnson-qe4gw]

It is man.. turn off the news

[@robertcapek2425]

The world is like this, everywhere you go. The trick is to be on the right delayed flight… 🙂

[@yuripuri639]

Ever tried drinking an ice cold milkshake really fast whilst crying? Next level brain freeze.

[@theredrobin9402]

Why the hell am I crying? As soon as the crowd joined in to echo, the tears were rolling. Human connection can be so beautiful

[@willdwyer2167]

bruh yes

[@tinkersailorhead4360]

Me the same. But who can withstand a good Galway girls version anyway ?

[@laika6661]

Traditional Irish music always has the ability to bring me to tears for some reason. There's something so nostalgic about it and I'm not even Irish.

[@lunaflamed]

BRUH!! THIIIIISSSS!!!!

[@Flash4ML]

Makes you want to go out and just vibe with some random strangers. You love to see interactions like this, music brings together so many people

[@Genes49]

That’s how REAL musicians entertain. To the masses that need a little real music. Think about how much tension was relieved because of a 3 minute song. Think about that.

[@AnOddHermit]

@Pat Terson ok boomer, enjoy being a buzzkill

[@peterlaing2537]

Pat Terson oh come on you can’t tell me this doesn’t look like a good time!! People were singing along and everything! We need more of this in this world. Far too often, we get wrapped up in the chaos of our world. It’s exciting to see that people can still enjoy themselves like this.

[@Genes49]

Pat Terson think about how crotchety you are. The reason we have such intolerance is because of that kind of attitude.

[@AnOddHermit]

@Pat Terson Yeah haha, like you're some saint. dude, nobody likes pessimistic fucks who want to take the fun out of everything, so get off your damn high horse.

[@supremeleadersmeagol6345]

Pat Terson no one loves you

[@nicksweden3277]

The passengers Sir they've...... well.... Started singing Sir WHAT?

[@elafimilo8199]

Finally.

[@ashuraryuuzen2265]

😂😂😂😂i read your comment then suddenly reminded of Pirates of Carribean.

[@scaircrow2599]

Nice pfp lmao. Just watched a KSP video. Bought the game myself on Friday, it’s a blast

[@skeptical7025]

Pirates of the carribean at worlds end

[@levi4979]

@Ham Is Haram oh c'mon, you just need to understand practical orbital mechanics! It's not music theory!

[@kiaracln28]

The gentleman looking unimpressed, but his feet won't lie.😂

[@skodedickinson6544]

That mix between being delayed for hours making you mad and the tunes making you glad lol

[@BroJ3221]

😂😂😂😂 you're absolutely right, I didn't notice his feet

[@sonofthesun5449]

Yes, I thought the same😂

[@Name-jw4sj]

Kiara Colon you must have watched the video multiple times to have noticed that.

[@AyupChuck]

He clapped at the end too!!!

[@ThisisMyemail-pk2rv]

The old man isn't disapproving. He has a broken heart. And he is tapping his feet because the sad lyrics are making him feel better

[@tuggben5510]

In a swedish airport everyone would have been quiet and someone would secretely called the police. Cheers for this gem, awesome guys.

[@AugustDreamScape]

What a sad, miserable place that must be.. It's sad to see my beautiful Europa, slowly pacified, quite, & laid bare to dullness & erasure of cultural heritage.

[@Pottan23]

@@AugustDreamScape Our silent stoicism is our cultural heritage. You are only seeing 2 minutes of a 2 hour wait.

[@peterwhitey4992]

@@AugustDreamScape - Nah, he's exaggerating. He's the sad one, because he sees it like that.

[@ChristophorosSedinum]

Sweden is socialist totalitarianism, communism, where everyone is afraid of themselves and their neighbors. Nobody is honest, nobody says what they really think, at work, on the street, around them. They inform on each other like the inhabitants of the GDR in the times of the STASI. Political correctness, and fear. Orwellian country...

[@summmmer7]

Music has an incredibly beautiful way of bringing people together

[@tixximmi1]

Yes music and food. Beer helps.

[@Monedula]

summer cochran So True

[@jupitersnoot4915]

@Councilman Les Wynan *music is subjective - everyone likes different things

[@blademiss8376]

Music is the universal language

[@jeezluis1779]

Momentarily allows you to really feel the connections that have been there all along.

[@sgtlamancha805]

Occasionally I stumble into a restored faith in humanity.

[@janetmannis8042]

It is there! We just don’t often see it! 🙏

[@samalbarado9901]

Yeah ....and it just makes you smile and feel good inside !!!!!!!!!

[@darklegion7780]

Yeah but that moment don't last long.

[@toasterdude6759]

Now you can go out there and light the world! 🙂

[@russmangus]

Thanks for sharing your low expectations of your fellow man, very helpful

[@jasonnation6615]

I was in this airport in '96.....this brings tears to an old man's eyes that there's heart enough left in the world to take time for a few things. Godamn, I can't wait for that again! Coming across this today saved me from the most terrible depression seeing so much love again. Thank you, you always have a place at my table!

[@blueowl8928]

Hey there, this has been a tough year for so many people. I've been battling depression myself and I sometimes come back to this video and clap along when I want to feel better. Whenever this stupid COVID-19 mess is over, I can't wait for impromptu moments like this again with other people. I am praying for you and hope you find solace. Keep fighting, there's love out there waiting for you ❤

[@Natashahoneypot]

Good times

[@bwktlcn]

Jason Nation, fighting the same fight. Don’t give up

[@briocheoleary5043]

I’m sorry for your pain brother... hope u have moments of light

[@MettaTrance]

Peace and love guys. Sending you good energy in your harder days.

[@adreiiaii510]

Ireland. When an entire country beats depression.

[@Rainbow-Dash]

When you forget the Irish Economy is permanently in Depression

[@kobathedread]

@@Rainbow-Dash No.

[@aaronbyrne1299]

@Aima Fotógrafa what are you talking about we are one of the best countries towards foreigners stop trying that shit

[@aw2584]

@@aaronbyrne1299 >poles living in England Racist attacks, people being harrased for speaking Polish in public, you have to be careful not to stand out >poles in ireland Love it so much they write a song called "I Love you like i Love ireland" (kocham Cię jak Irlandię) which becomes an all time rock classic in Poland Kek

[@aaronbyrne1299]

@@aw2584 i know like I live in a rural place in ireland where you would expect there to be the highest chance of racism but honestly everyone is shown the same respect they give people. If you go around playing the victim and talking shit about the country that you're living in then you're gonna get some shit

[@mondo78]

This is what music is about. It ain't those big fancy shows or big recording contracts. It is this people sitting around enjoying live music.

[@patrickpower6863]

I hear ya buddy ...thatscwhat irish music is about...illegal tunes on illegal instruments played at an illegal gathering.God bless music

[@peacedove9513]

Sailing in to BOSTON

[@Wurum]

Completely unplugged too. Too much music is over engineered and over amplified.

[@tamisweetie]

You said it perfectly :) If I were caught in a moment like this, my heart would become so full I’d probably start crying if joy. I crave and search for anything real, in a world that is so synthetic- especially america where I’m stuck. Ireland will be my future home I know of it. This video in itself is so pure and authentic... a moment like this is better than any therapy or quick fix. Sending love

[@imvandenh]

@@tamisweetie I visited Ireland in 1998 while on honeymoon with my first wife. The marriage last only 10 years but the memories of that trip still remain. It is a magical place, truly. I have not found nicer people anywhere in the world. And it's the people that make the place so magical. The Irish have a certain quality that is present in their personalities. This quality I have a hard time defining or even giving a name but the best I can come up with is freedom of imagination. And that freedom of imagination bleeds into all aspects of life having an effect on everything in ways that we can't necessarily see all right but only when you look closer. If that makes any sense. I have not been back since my honeymoon but hope to return some day sooner than later as I may not have all that many years left. I do hope you visit or relocate there someday as well. I don't think anyone's life is complete without visiting the place that some called the Emerald Isle. Shame it rains so much there! But it's a small price to pay

[@minigamer1967]

Old people tryin ta not look impressed or havin fun. But their feet can't lie.

[@ronbailey7197]

Think he was just enjoying the music. Don't need to be up singing and dancing to enjoy some good tunes :)

[@terrapingaming8941]

Yeah @1:51 the camera pans over to the couple sitting behind one of the player and the wife is getting down the the silver fox is all stoic at first but as the camera pans away the wife looks over you see he smile.

[@tubetop123]

I would have got up, and invite a gal to dance!

[@MOLMENTUSS]

I’m 52 and id be up dancin fuck old people this boy ain’t set for old age just yet!!! !

[@lyricyst2000]

Amazing how many people can find a reason to be offended over something I would pay money to see.

[@Miguli98]

For the last 5 Years, I've come back to this video. I have to say it's probably my favorite video on yt. Just the happiness...

[@Miguli98]

Back again :)

[@conceptSde]

@@Miguli98Me too. Over and over again…

[@buikz]

Same

[@njh18]

Person: Nervous about flying. Random Irish music group: starts singing and playing. Anxiety: Aight, Imma head out.

[@rustynail6819]

After the video a fight broke out in true Irish fashion

[@the_original_Bilb_Ono]

Not because of an argument, they fought just to pass the time.

[@european-one]

They fought over a potato. Lives were lost but those that survived shared a pint afterwards

[@karenbenavente1124]

Lol😂👍

[@barefoofDr]

Or a good drinking bout.

[@alessa9464]

Tradition

[@sickb2200]

Musicians...making life better for thousands of years.

[@terrythekittie]

Unlike politicians making life worse over the last thousand years.

[@martysmith5042]

@@terrythekittie I'd say them and then government

[@Irish_Hearth_1018]

For the first time I'm going to Ireland I've always dreamed of going there and I hope to see people singing and dancing, I love you Ireland from a french fan💚

[@relentless1989]

Trust me you will find this all lover Ireland, enjoy if you come here

[@Irish_Hearth_1018]

@@relentless1989 Thank you

[@marylynch951]

Irish people love music and their culture and tradition Up the Irish They are loved all over the world Because they are caring and compassionate And very easy going Live life to the full

[@Will-nn3pb]

U Irish?

[@avzarathustra6164]

@@Will-nn3pb Probably

[@cathalodiubhain5739]

@@Will-nn3pb Surname is Irish...Norman/ Irish

[@mimicopenthatchest3297]

What Tobias said, as much as I love the folklore and culture from Ireland, almost every single irishman I've met so far have been assholes. Might just be my luck - but like everywhere else, it's a mixed bag.

[@cobratester]

​@@mimicopenthatchest3297 Maybe it is the region they are from. Big difference between different regions like Dubliners or people from, County Cork, County Mayo, or even Belfast. Someone may say Americans are jerks because of the folks from North Jersey they met were rude.

[@cassandra_classic]

god I love the irish how could anyone bring themselves to dislike a culture as rich as this

[@zynh8930]

Bots

[@yermanoffthetelly]

* awkward English sounds *

[@jacksonhaslam2753]

If I could live anywhere besides America, it would probably be Ireland

[@variant.edition]

Ask the British

[@aussiesmoko]

The English.....

[@AndyB1286]

"The plane has now arrived." "Fuck that. ENCORE!" 😂

[@David-sk9vv]

Wouldn't that be something if it happened!

[@bjarni1111]

just imagining the crew getting out of the plane to see wtf is happening, and ends up joining in XD

[@RedtailFox1]

@@bjarni1111 and no flights departed that day XD

[@AlfOfAllTrades]

I'd gladly wait for the next one if this was the waitertaiment :)

[@Mark-ix4zt]

hellyeah😂

[@colinruane6561]

No one: Ireland: let's not be stereotypical No one : Ireland: we're suck in an airport we may as well have a few pints and sing Everyone: fookn love the Irish

[@sharonmullins1957]

I am 1/2 Irish, the other (German), what a mix. Love this.

[@thesaltedlamp3444]

@@sharonmullins1957 Oy, dia daoibh agus guten Tag!

[@chrstiania]

@@sharonmullins1957 like actually? Or were your greatgreatgrandparents from either country?

[@cahillgreg]

@@chrstiania Shush now - there's a good girl

[@scottbuckley823]

Irish don't mind being stereotyped

[@PintoSixty]

Hey, old folks. I'm 70, so trust me when I say that it's okay to clap along, sing along, laugh, nod your head in time with the music, enjoy the young people around you, get up and dance if you feel like it! There is no benefit to just sitting in your seat, motionless, emotionless, no expression on your face, not joining in on the fun. You're missing out and time is running out for you to just let gooooooo!

[@crankyhead1089]

I get super emotional watching this vid, not just because of the beautiful version of that song, but also because the atmosphere in the moment. That feeling of uplifting, festive joy that everyone is enjoying, despite the circumstances is enough to melt a broken heart of a man. The fact that even if our existence is futile, even if it all seems pointless and stupid, there are those moments where even those thoughts don't matter. The moments where you choose to say "f*ck it, I'm gonna sing along and embrace it" So i did, and cried...alot

[@sleepCircle]

your existence is not futile; you were made to be loved. 'for god so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish' you may not believe this, but please never forget it: you are loved and that's what you were made for.

[@hagamapama]

melting a broken heart is the only way to reforge it stronger

[@GameLang]

even the stern old guy at 1:05 can’t help but tap his foot… this stuff is goosebumps-inducing like no other

[@CraicDealer]

Nah man, he wasn't stern, he's just an older generation. For a very long time in Ireland expressing yourself was frowned upon, but he's feeling the music and enjoying himself, the way his generation did. And it's lovely

[@samalweihe495]

I think he's hiding a smile behind his palm 😇

[@rossmcdonagh1554]

@@CraicDealer reading into it too much lad 😂

[@kevinv2724]

At the very end of the clip, you can spot him with a big 'ol smile

[@jamesr5719]

@@CraicDealer yeah, I observed a man that really gets it, and enjoyed the magic.

[@grahamburbage7686]

I was in a bar in kinsale and above all the revelry l heard the immortal words "for the love of God get me another fucking pint ".

[@maureenmurphy7817]

Or of course the immortal comment of the barkeep (bartender) after last call and when the lights come on of "For God's Sake, don't you people have homes to go to?" I keep laughing when I see Pres. Joe Biden, who looks exactly like my mentor barkeep in Boston (he was an immigrant from Mayo) when I started at age 21. They look EXACTLY alike.

[@yokeepsix]

i love the look the singer gives the drummer when he misses literally one beat

[@oldman8141]

Sometimes people are cool and sometimes when people are cool, cool things happen

[@allfather5150]

The fastest way to make sure that cool things happen is simple, don't be a dick. Who knew 4 words could change the world.

[@tatzybatzy1286]

I love how even the people who don’t seem really into it are still tapping their feet. Music is ALWAYS good!

[@cymar1000]

Music is, by it's own very nature, a universal language

[@ruffian2952]

Tapping feet betray decent hearts, like it or not. Keep the mouth shut, except for a smile, and let the body speak for you.

[@abbieramsay5672]

The songs called Galway Girl if you’re interested

[@sku36]

Thanks i was looking for that

[@taxfreedollars]

sku36, Written by Steve Earle.

[@ollie2244]

@@taxfreedollars I thought it was Ed Sheeran 😉

[@taxfreedollars]

@@ollie2244 , Ed Sheeran did write a song called Galway girl but not this one. Steve released this in 2000, Ed would have been 9 years old.

[@bobolinkr]

Oh really, is that why Galway Girl is in the lyrics so often?

[@randallstephens8273]

If I ever hear this break out into an airport, I’ll be the happiest kid alive in the airport. Even in my 30’s I’d get down to this

[@canaanitehoopoe86]

All love from a Palestinian heart My Irish brothers you are great

[@liam9072]

Palestine ☝️☝️☝️

[@CraicDealer]

God bless you, man. Ireland supports Palestine, now and always

[@ricemango7502]

The Palestinians, a great bunch of lads

[@bsdsa3997]

Palestine and Ireland have very similar histories. 🇵🇸 🇮🇪

[@edmey]

@@bsdsa3997 Except the occupation of Palestinian lands continues unabated. It's a tragedy.

[@gokith1119]

so the southern accents are strongly originated from the Irish accent

[@jknott1509]

Country music is the child of irish and scot folk music.

[@downburst1]

Force User actually the best match is a mix of English West Country of today with northern Irish. That’s your American accent. Hillbillies in West Virginia, northern Irish. Genes are very crossed mind you.

[@IsaacNewton1966]

Appalachians baby!

[@WackyEncapsulatedFruitCup]

@@downburst1 the "minnesotan accent" is also very Irish, not sure which part (north or south) but not only do Minnesotans over exaggerate their o's a's and other vowels and even h's sometimes but there is an extremely high Irish and a from Irish decent population in Minnesota.

[@omecronrodneydheel349]

@N S i agree. country music comes from diarhia.

[@DaoiriFarrell]

There once was a long delay A singsong broke out in the frey On the tube it wound up It was me put it up So you legends could all click and see. Thank you.

[@cordellscott]

Just saw this today for the first time. There is so much about this that is perfection!

[@zathary564]

no, thank _you,_ sir, for uploading this beautiful play

[@seanras665]

This is one of those special moments in humanity. ❤️

[@bwifpunish]

I’ve had this video open for a week when I found it, learnt the tune today and when I came back to enjoy the video again I see you’ve commented again! Lovely playing mate.

[@bg6513]

Best version of Galway Girl not stale and threadbare like other versions. Should get this version recorded Daoiri.

[@shadow_597]

As your Celtic brother and neighbour from Scotland, I love this so much and it brings many memories from my childhood. Makes me proud of my culture.

[@Coach13013]

My first time in Dublin, got off the bus and walked over the road with two friends intent on our first real pint of guiness. Walked into this pub that looked like it had sawdust on the floor. There was about 12 people all with musical instruments and one guy at the bar. The chat stopped and someone was singing.. then someone else a solo on the guitar. They had whistles and a violin and other instruments Ive forgot.. it was amazing. Turn out they were all regular punters. First guiness was like drinking dishwater.. yuk. I persevered. by the third I loved the stuff. What a night. What memories. Great people.

[@Shane-zx4ps]

Cool story, what was the name of the pub you were in, as I’m from Dublin

[@Coach13013]

@@Shane-zx4ps hi.. it was just across the road from the bus station. I'll try to find it. I remember there was a very busy trendier pub with a live band full of young folk further along the road.

[@Shane-zx4ps]

@@Coach13013ok. We’re you from

[@Coach13013]

@@Shane-zx4ps Edinburgh

[@Coach13013]

@@Shane-zx4ps iv not looked.. but my memory is telling me "Malone's" It might be wrong. It was pretty central Dublin and 11-12 years ago.

[@wdblackman]

As a Southern Appalachian American, I love hearing the influence of my fore fathers!

[@ozztam]

Me too, as an ex-South African now living in the US :). We have Irish in our roots and grew up with family sing alongs

[@seandunn9410]

Funny enough, the song they're singing is "The Galway Girl" and it was written by Steve Earle of rock/country/bluegrass fame, so the Irish are being influenced by Appalachia now. It's come full circle.

[@priscillavelazquezs]

I live in NC, yes so similar!

[@priscillavelazquezs]

They also have Scottish parades in the mountain towns of NC

[@digitaldemocracyai-rob]

I'm an Irish lad playing claw hammer banjo. Love old time music.

[@Cairannx]

For those watching in 2030: This is what people used to do when they met in person, waiting to embark inside a flying machine to go to place other than their quarantine zone...

[@jmullentech]

LMFAO fuckin nailed it!

[@AnyMotoUSA]

@@jmullentech ya aint gonna be lmfao in 2030

[@klara0kor]

Whereas most people in 2020 hang around on youtube and comment on comments... Fun video though!

[@theresamark8220]

Oh my. LOL!

[@StevePeckatr0n]

What an all too close to reality take on this one. Lets hope we as humans surpass these troubling times and start to live again.

[@deanronson6331]

What a splendid illustration of the roots of American bluegrass.

[@MarkM04]

Other way around. American country came from Irish trad music

[@deanronson6331]

@@MarkM04 Make an effort to improve your reading comprehension because that's what my comment is saying.

[@Doomfoolable]

@@MarkM04 thats what roots means in that context lmao.

[@TheAnvil1971]

Who could dislike these heartwarming moment? I love Irish people for their positive vibes and friendlyness. Greetings from Germany, you are wonderful neigbours overseas.

[@tommymolyneaux3766]

Right back at ya

[@cathanmccann1769]

Hallo Mein Deutsch ist nicht gut weil ich aus Irland 😂 😂 😂

[@blackgirlsrock264]

Irish friendly? Not if you’re a person of color! Believe me!

[@tommymolyneaux3766]

@@blackgirlsrock264 we're not racist, we take the piss out of every nationality equally, maybe you've just came across some bad eggs?

[@johnlannikk2701]

Nothing to do with culture but people being spontanious can happen anywhere we all have a heart

[@cedrickkim3252]

I love seeing things like this, no negativity, no politics, just people having fun when things don't go as planned.

[@electricharmonyac7354]

That's the only way to be happy, treating life in general

[@raultroisio5380]

That's what i like to call real freedom and peace

[@crk140]

Amen...that is life. All this other stuff politics, war etc is just bullshit.

[@joydevsarkar4474]

Richard Keyser our forefathers dedicated their lives on battle grounds so we can enjoy life like this.

[@Awesome1467]

❤️

[@morghan_with_an_h]

When I lived in Ireland for a year I was drinking in a pub and a guy was in the corner quietly singing songs. I thought he was the musical act for the night, pretty soon everyone was singing too. I asked the bartender how often they are musicians play, he said they don’t… but often someone brings in an instrument and it becomes a fun night of songs and dance.

[@chrismulligan9484]

Exactly what we do. And if you are ever in ireland let me know 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪😁😁😁👍👍👍👍

[@sipower1965]

Yup .. not every pub and not all the time but this is still a done thing in lots of places ...

[@Tigers_and_Tarot]

It's amazing how music can lift your spirit. Blessings to these guys for spreading joy to these people. It's great how everyone else joined in, despite the circumstances.

[@ballah1937]

“Weeelllll we were halfway there when the rain came down..” I just keep playing that part over and over. Really reminds me of some Appalachian/Folk Country music the way he sings that part. Love to see a full recorded version of this song in his style.

[@jacobmccandles1767]

Much of that music had Irish or Scots roots.

[@MattShine11]

They are really good.

[@SE4GY7]

They are really really good

[@jackwilliamketterer8908]

It's an American song actually...or at least written by an American named Steve Earl or Earle. It's called "Galway Girl".

[@SE4GY7]

@@jackwilliamketterer8908 What is this "actually" all about? --"Really reminds me of some Appalachian/Folk Country music" Appalachian folk is American --"Much of that music had Irish or Scots roots." True Steve Earle composed this while living in Galway in the local trad style. Who are you correcting?

[@Flalookawooka]

You can't beat the Irish, but you can join them!

[@drewc6321]

Barry very fine point there

[@jakelandshark1143]

Barry ii

[@christianbrown2866]

Im pretty sure the British would differ in opinion or else Ireland would be whole. Time to catch hell for that statement

[@zeroireland]

Christian Brown If it weren’t true Ireland would be part of the UK, which it isn’t #tiocfaidhárlá

[@somecrapname1]

not all of it...

[@PuffingTheHerbs]

For such a small country on this planet, the make the rest of the world smile and this is why

[@Dessienewshoes]

The Irish. A great bunch of lads

[@Dessienewshoes]

@@amtrixie I'm Irish too

[@trickster6669]

@@amtrixie you're part British aren't you sarah

[@trickster6669]

@@Dessienewshoes you're fully British

[@amtrixie]

@@trickster6669 Nope. Where did you get that from?

[@connorbower1205]

@Sarah probably from his ass

[@AustrianJager]

I'm a bit jealous of the Irish. They are so blessed with talent and rhythm. The love for music is in their soul.

[@gerryjtierney]

That's not how things work

[@andrewlalis]

Literally every culture has music

[@pitioti]

And the bless of a government that invested a lot in cultural conservation, and research to find and sauvegarde every bits of local song

[@capnskiddies]

We're not as blessed as you think. Listen to the claps. There's about half find the beat. The rest are nearer the next or the previous beat.

[@soobie1984]

@Dave Klonpenbergif it were true, you sound like you're jealous. Keep dreaming your dreams dude, just let your brothers/sisters know your intentions. And try and stop projecting your perversions onto others. Get help man.

[@test-logic]

Whenever I'm in a bad mood i come to this video. It makes me smile every time.

[@califinn]

Everyone's all hard and pissed off until a little Irish tune starts strumming....

[@jahnkaplank8626]

I was in an Irish pub in north London once, low ceiling, smoke like a cloud sticking to it, loud, true irish music coming from a live band with a banjo, guitars, drums the whole 9 yards, and all was drunk, except about 10 kids, 14 and under, cause they were the damn band... It was fooking awesome.

[@davidmaughan7713]

Jahn Kaplank what the name of the pub I'm from north London my self and I'm Irish

[@jahnkaplank8626]

I like you already. I always tell my wife my next wife is going to be Irish... for some reason this pisses her off. Women, eh? I'd love to remember the name but it was only once, a long long time ago. I've been looking for something similar ever since. It was the apex of Irish pubs for me.

[@cocricklewood4441]

We are a special people!

[@cocricklewood4441]

Jahn Kaplank Galtymore, spotted dog? Where in N. Ldn? Co. Cricklewood, Kilburn, Willesden?

[@jahnkaplank8626]

ha yeah we lived in cricklewood, down hendon way, and it was a short busride, I think it was either the 13 or 113 bus that used to run down there. that's about all I can remember of it.

[@computermech]

I love this version of Galway Girl. I keep coming back to this video.

[@meganaxeliar]

I don’t know why I’m getting so much Irish traditional stuff in my recommended but I love it😂

[@hencytjoe]

Same here!

[@crashtestjeffy]

The song they are doing is actually from 2000, it is called Galway Girl and it was originally written and performed by Steve Earle.

[@wiggsan]

Me too! I dropped the bluegrass and I've been learning the Irish tenor banjo for 3 years now. I love it and can't get enough!!!

[@simonbrown9695]

i also jeep getting irish traditional stuff. im english my wife american and i live in barcelkona lol why this stuff crops up i have no idea but love it

[@maureenmurphy7817]

@@crashtestjeffy It is similar to "Country Roads" by John Denver. A song get "adopted" and everyone sings it in pubs.

[@musashidanmcgrath]

Daoiri Farrell - lad on the bouzouki in red - is a top class trad Irish musician with a fantastic collection of arrangements of Irish classics. Fair play lads!!

[@jollytrawler5349]

This video brings up a tear. When I experience a feeling that this world is hopeless and bleak I can watch this video

[@jollytrawler5349]

I had a couple nips of something strong when I wrote this, but I still stand by it!

[@nathanmueller1838]

I love how they are all singing together it Warms my heart to see people come together to be happy

[@Andrew-Johnson]

Blessed is the man that trusteth in the Lord, and whose hope the Lord is. For he shall be as a tree planted by the waters, and that spreadeth out her roots by the river, and shall not see when heat cometh, but her leaf shall be green; and shall not be careful in the year of drought, neither shall cease from yielding fruit. Jeremiah 17:7-8 💙✨

[@rayman6705]

What a beautiful sight seeing people coming together. That's what this world needs.

[@AwRighttttt]

WLM

[@drymant]

People coming together? They don't have a choice. They have to be there for their flight, you fucking moron!

[@tylerledger1753]

I always say music is medicine for the soul and brings people together ❤