EURO SONG FESTIVAL PREVIEW?? | Americans React to Joost Klein - Europapa Netherlands

[@BeersBars]

Shout out to Jar_Dev on Twitter for notifying the scheduler! 🍻

[@laziojohnny79]

Finally some Americans with class and dignity that don't drink from a jar or container, but out proper glasses. Cheers lads!

[@BeersBars]

@@laziojohnny79 ✌️🍻

[@deltazeroks]

would yall do dutch rap reactions if it had proper english translation

[@BeersBars]

@@deltazeroks we would try it for sure, but it is hard because it's usually very fast.

[@twanheijkoop6753]

@@BeersBars 101bars is basically our version of Tim Westwood. Most have decent English subs.

[@twanheijkoop6753]

Love to see you guys reacting to this. The underlying story is pretty sad, he lost both his parents before he turned 13 and had promised his dad he'd be in Eurovision someday. So this is him completing the promise. And he didn't change his style or vibe for anyone.

[@BeersBars]

Massive respect!!!

[@Gewoon_Dit]

@@BeersBarsthat’s where he stands for “Joost small dream big”

[@TheDutchWWEfan]

Thats why says that he feel the pain in Italy and that he is alone in Germany there i asume he hear or lost his parrents....

[@balthazargerards]

Ive never heard or seen about this guy without this being mentioned. Also by himself all the time. In the Netherlands we call that “je ellende uitventen” something like selling out your own missery in english

[@wittezwartepiet2472]

@@TheDutchWWEfan no, it represents that no matter where he goes, he will never be able to escape the loss of his parents. While in Italy and Germany far away from everything that happened he still feels the pain and loneliness.

[@urbandiscount]

That little road is the road near the tiny village in Friesland where he lived with his parents. So touching that he went back to shoot on location

[@OldschoolRacer73]

O wow dat wist ik niet ( didn't know that ) . This piece of art in 4:3 ratio (!) keeps getting better and better. ❤

[@XP_loze]

That is right i live like a 100 meters from Kinderdijk and it doesnt look like the video clip at all.

[@gerwin030]

No it isn't. It's Etersheim just south of Hoorn.

[@mariaschurink9810]

It’s de Breek in Etersheim, noord Holland.

[@Piemelpikje123]

Britsum

[@katodeboeck3140]

the story behind the song is harder than most people think. When Joost was little he always watched the Eurovision Song Contest with his parents. Once when they were watching he said "one day I'm going to stand there too" and he did. Unfortunately his parents won't be there because when he was 12 his father died and a year later his mother also died. In the lyrics he also calls the song "papaoutai" (daddy where are you). Explanation of the ending part. Joost's father told Joost when he was very young. That borders are made by people. And that they don't really exist. He says he misses his father and tells his father that he listened to him. It is happy music but hard lyrics.

[@noobles_1718]

Wat een kkr uitleg

[@douwe_w]

​@@noobles_1718Ok

[@johnbruinen6977]

respect is ver te zoeken@@noobles_1718

[@therealzMS]

@@noobles_1718 ja man

[@teunlll]

​@@noobles_1718?

[@drAgonheart580]

You can travel freely in a Europe w/o borders but the pain of the loss of loved ones travels with you. Follow your dreams and make the ones you love proud. Carry the memories with you but also their lessons. Joost is no joke he is a survivor right through the pain to party on the eurovision stage.

[@mpperera909]

Except the Brits. Till this day they are a laughing stock in Europe 😂😂😂

[@McKillaboy]

Drinking a chouffe from a delirium glass, my belgian heart just stopped

[@mikedutch6113]

😂 agree!!

[@mvtreijen]

Shame! Shame! Shame!

[@magicicecube8233]

saw it immediatly felt offended. then realised, it dont matter. mental progress woop

[@robvanscheijndel]

We need to teach our American fellows how to properly drink beer (using the right glass) and how not to vote for Trump :-)

[@FlynnBowden-fv9dr]

Schandalig hahahha

[@ImTheRealPennywise]

Proud to be Dutch lmao, the happy hardcore genre pretty much had its origin in The Netherlands which is what this track is influenced by! ;) Been watching this channel for a while now but never rlly picked up on the fact that your wife is from NL too Casey! The more you know :)

[@BeersBars]

✌️🍻

[@gewoondamian3942]

Ben zelf Nederlands. En wie hebben expres Nederlands taal gepakt 😂😂😂😂

[@Rick-vg6zs]

Cringe

[@gewoondamian3942]

@@Rick-vg6zs No not

[@ItzDinand]

XD wel goed gedaan van joost beter dan vorig jaar@@gewoondamian3942

[@uEryxx]

papa means dad in Dutch. Europapa is dedicated to his dad which passed away due to cancer. He was just a little kid 12 years old. His mom died a year later due to a cardiac arrest. Writing songs is like a therapy to dedicate songs mostly to his parents. His father give him the mindset that there are no borders. Borders are just invented by people so dare to think without limits. why don't you invent your own world. If you want to know more about Joost Klein you should give Florida 2009 a shot and Wachtmuziek. Both are in Dutch but there are lyrics for you can translate in English. It gives a better understanding who he is.

[@Zenio1983]

As a Belgian i am schoked to see you drink la chouffe in a glass of delirium tremens.... we call that a sin LOL. But impressed with the glass collection in the back (the kwak glass is very hard to get). The event is in may 7 and 9 are the semi finals and 11 is the grand final. By the way ask your inlaws for a better translation then the youtube one. There are so many different levels to view the lyrics in dutch. You have to be fluent to understand them all and the references he makes. It is a catchy song so even if you don't understand everything it is nice, but when you understand it completly it is a masterpiece. I hope my country will give him 12points.

[@renemeyer256]

Dutch and Belgian (or Flemish?) audiences always give each other's entries a lot of points because we somewhat have the same taste in music of course. But this year the jury is from Wallonia and I definitely don't see them giving any points to a song in Dutch 😬

[@MiekeTroch]

@@renemeyer256 But Joost mentions Stromae - that's big. Maybe Walloons will appreciate that more than not understanding the language

[@ImTheRealPennywise]

Yeah as a Dutch person who loves all Belgian beers I noticed pretty early their entire arsenal of Belgian beers & glasses. Didn't know they're sold so much in the US, unless Casey's wife brings a lot of it with her back to the US haha

[@BeersBars]

We can get almost all of them here, except kwak - that I order from the NL a few times a year when I'm out of my favorite foods...

[@steve81937]

I didn't know the kwak glass was hard to get, I threw it away a while ago after it was sitting there for years unused.

[@Korilian13]

Eurovision doesn't generally get super famous artist, since it can either be a career maker or killer. In recent years some artist became really big because it. Tik tok really helps in that, since a lot of Eurovision can be really meme-able.

[@renemeyer256]

Yeah and the Eurovision season also takes up a lot of time. Major artists don't have any room for that in their schedules.

[@pennybleta2300]

My country sends a big artist this year though. So this is false. And as I understand it even Joost is famous there. As is Olly, As are Gate, the Ukrainian singers and many more

[@pennybleta2300]

​@@renemeyer256My country's one has

[@kupuh]

Like you did read in all reactions; he lost his parents at young age; so he didn't just give a shout-out to Stromae. 'Papaoutai' means: 'Dad, where are you?'

[@jurre9892]

With the few things I know about Joost Klein (just from his music and some interviews) this song feels like a painting by Michelangelo. Every single word and image seems like a brush stroke that is there on purpose. Having it's own place, but is also part of the bigger picture. This man is art. Groetjes uit Nederland.

[@Berkan_K]

don't you dare compare this piece of shit music to any of Michelangelo's masterpieces

[@Geogaddi4]

Lol not sure if serious...

[@RoelandvanOchten]

@@Berkan_KThe first time I hear this I thought it to be a piece of thirteen-in-a-dozen dance music. Listening more closely and also viewing tons of reaction videos, the shit I initially thought this was has proven untrue.

[@dennismuiselaar47]

I am from Holland this is real dutch this is our style music for ages but this is the first time that this style is used

[@sydneytimmermans]

​@@jx2683 bro is boos om niks

[@willemlenferink1568]

Bro is jou missie om onder elke comment van een nederlander te haten? Ga een leven kweken ofz

[@chigchong2805]

@@jx2683 jouw leven boeit niemand kneus

[@Apex-Editzzz]

@@jx2683 hou je bek ah goon volgens mij ben jij de enigste die het niet niet boeit kneus

[@donbrabo]

Jawel hoor@@jx2683

[@cooltiger_love_parrots2909]

That's the best pronounciation of Joost Klein that I have heard by far by a non-Dutch speaker! Well done!

[@victorweyts123]

As a belgian person, the first thing I noticed was that you are drinking an "La Chouffe" in a "Delirium"-glass. I will say this now, 'THIS IS MADNESS". HAHA Please enjoy our Belgian beer culture!

[@BeersBars]

✌️🍻

[@Peter_Griffaaa]

Yeah each brand has its own glass (or more), you only need like a hundred or so to be a real beer drinker 😂

[@aorta538]

Some beers from Belgium are 100% Dutch, Belgium was Kingdom of the Netherlands before 1833...! -Hallo Belgiûhhhh 🤗

[@cerubela20]

Joost Klein dedicated this song to his father, who died when he was 12 years old due to cancer. His dad taught him that the world has no actual boundaries. His mother died a year later, when he was 13, due to cardiac arrest. Before his dad passed, Joost was already writing all kinds of stuff and promised one day he was going to go to Eurovision. He has gone through so many challenges in life, and it is a true inspiration to see how he deals with them.

[@Vincent-py1px]

If you KNOW, you KNOW,. This song (lyrics + videoclip) is pure ART. So many depth and double meanings, Joost is a genius ! Joost has a song called "friesenjung" went viral and has more than 100M streams

[@wolfress7819]

I dont know if it is allowed or possible but the guy on the tv that says "welcome to europa jonge" is from a dutch movie called New Kids it is pure dutch but super funny to watch. disclaimer they swear a LOT in it, so i dont know if it maybe will get demonetized. you can also just watch it on your own it pretty fun and very very dutch

[@mythicalcheesegames]

I live in belgium and like every 30 minutes or so,the radio stations play this song. It's stuck in my head😂

[@Dreetje67]

Ben reuze benieuwd wat het gaat doen op het songfestival.

[@maxkunst3063]

i never expected you guys to react to this lmaooo

[@sydneytimmermans]

fr 💀

[@twankoning6892]

It's funny that this video has like 100 times more plays than the average video on this channel. Tells much about the track!

[@steampunklemur]

The Eurovision Song Contest is being held in Malmö, Sweden this year. The semi-finals are on the 7th and 9th of May with the Grand Final taking place on Saturday 11th. This year is probably one of, if not the, strongest I've ever seen since I started following the contest. My personal favourites are the entries from Croatia, Estonia, Norway, Switzerland, and Ireland, but I like all the entries we have so far.

[@pennybleta2300]

All the circus and joke entries lol.

[@steampunklemur]

@@pennybleta2300 I don't see how The Code or Ulveham could be construed as "jokes" or "circus" but you do you :)

[@okgrapefruit1191]

I’m still so pissed off about this. Honestly the most Eurovision entry ever! 🇳🇱 12 points from the UK!!!!!! And it’s the European Song Contest! ESC for short x

[@DiaHuizinga]

Not Kinderdijk. Somewhere up North in Friesland. We call Europe, Europa. Never thought of this possibility to call it Europapa. Great find, Joost. Love the gabber part. Love the whole song.

[@lauraestrada7611]

Het is vlakbij Volendam. 100% zeker. Groetjes.

[@surinda5786]

@@lauraestrada7611iemand zei dat dit weggetje vlakbij zijn ouderlijk huis is, en dat is in Friesland

[@maartenj.vermeulen900]

Lyrics translated: Europe, let's come together Euro-pa-pa, Euro-pa-pa It's now or never I love you all Europapa, Europapa Welcome to Europe Stay here until I die Europapa, Europapa Welcome to Europe Stay here until I die Europapa, Europapa Visit my friends in France Or take a long walk to Vienna I want to leave the Netherlands But my passport is gone Fortunately don't need a visa to be with you So take the bus to Poland, or the train to Berlin I have no money for Paris, so use my imagination Do you have a euro please? Say "merci" and "please" I lost truly everything, except the time So I am travelling every day because the world is mine Welcome to Europe Stay here until I die Europapa, Europapa Welcome to Europe Stay here until I die Europapa, Europapa Euro-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa Euro-pa-pa-pa, hey Euro-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa Eu-ro-pa, hey I'm in Germany but I'm so alone I am in Italy but still I feel pain Am running from myself Calling for help all day long Yes I even give people money, but there is no one to help me I don't need "es-car-gots", don't need "fish 'n chips" Don't need "paella", no I don't even really know what that is Turn on the radio, I hear Stromae with "Papaoutai" Won't stop until they say, "Yes, yes, he does that very well hey!" Welcome to Europe Stay here until I die Europapa, Europapa Welcome to Europe Stay here until I die Europapa, Europapa Euro-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa Euro-pa-pa-pa, hey Euro-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa Eu-ro-pa, hey Euro-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa Welcome to Europe, boy Hey Eu-ro-pa At the end of the day We are all human beings My father once told me It is a world without borders I miss you every day Is what I secretly whisper You see dаd I liѕtened to you

[@sydney02403]

'At the end of the day we are all human beings. My father once told me the world has no borders. I miss you every day I whisper to myself. You see now dad, I did listen to you...'

[@snackieboy21]

2 americans drinking belgian beers watching a dutch contester, nicee i like it

[@derrickrose4233]

I'm dutch myself so seeing you guys react to this is amazing he has a very big chance to get a high place and nice to hear you have a dutch women that was so unexpected haha great reaction guys!❤🔥🔥

[@emmannoyed]

Would love to see your guys’ reaction to the whole competition!! For as now, I loved Your reaction to Joost! Very proud to be a dutchie! Heel veel liefde naar Joost🫶🏼

[@Sanderdieltjens]

Florida 2009 from Joost Klein is a really beautifull and emotional song about his parents who both died a year appart from each other

[@liliaeth]

Oh Eurovision season, with the national finals started months ago. the show itself is in May, two semi finales and then the final on Saturday, all in the same week. If you want to try other songs that have been released for this year's version so far, the one I really like is Croatia's entry by Baby Lasagna. The song's called Rim tim tagi Dim. My own country, Belgium, is sending a guy called Musti with Before the Party's over.

[@Diafragmates]

really appreciate you rewinding 5 seconds after you replied

[@bombastic00]

Is that Paul Elstak in the car?

[@sybrendendekker5989]

Yes

[@bombastic00]

Kon ook niet anders! Die moet je erbij hebben met hardcore.

[@naomievers3661]

Ja die heeft de muziek gemaakt

[@thijsnoomen3010]

Gasverdamme lekkere beat

[@ceesvanderschoot9799]

Lol I,m Dutch and this is the first time I’ve heard it , and gotta say , it’s typical Dutch kinda loving it 😂

[@coolshookieboy91]

i love that the Legend in the hardcore scene Paul Elstak helped with the song. He is the guy in the car.

[@sodemietertochop]

I really hope he takes him to the show. If you'd have said in 1996 that DJ Paul would one day be at the Eurovision, you would have probably been institutionalized.

[@Corne117-k4y]

his song is a tribute to his father / Parents who passed away. Europa in Dutch means Europe. Pa or Papa means dad. His dad once told him the world has no “Grenzen” which could be translated to both borders (Borders are a man made concept) or limitations (Many people create their own limitations in their own mind). This life lesson inspired him to have keep having an open view on the world and live his life to the fullest without putting limitations on himself. After his parents died he carried a lot of pain with him. No matter where on earth he was (Germany, Italy), whatever food he would eat (Escargots in France, Fish and chips in UK, Paella in Spain), he still carries this pain with him. In the end nobody but himself could deal with this pain and he himself must find peace with his losses. Only going through the grief and finding inner peace would put a end to this suffering. This song tells the story of him as an orphan trying to do exactly that. Him creating this song was a huge part of this process. The line with Stromae / papaoute (which Translates to: Dad where are you), is followed with the words about how he wants his parents to be proud of him. He used to watch Eurovision with his parents and told them one day he would be there performing. Which is what he now did. The burning at the end is his way of (trying to) say goodbye to the burning pain of loosing his parents. Joost said about this: "Sometimes you have to let go of the things that are most precious to you. Where one door closes, many opportunities present itself. Mum and Dad, you will always be there for me, but I can't carry this pain forever."

[@RoelandvanOchten]

I like you for reviewing this crazy song. Many years ago, Gina G got famous with the song "Just a little bit", so it's easy to forget that the Dutch song of that year, "Maxine & Franklin Brown - De eerste keer" ended just 1 point higher. But even more amazing in that year is several songs ending in the same ball park, then a forty point gap and then the song "Eimear Quinn - The Voice". I only bought 2 singles in my life and this is one of them.

[@ivoluijendijk5529]

Fun reaction to Joost Klein, ngl we are pretty excited about our entry to the Eurovision this year. This song is pretty out there but way too much fun. Very dutch with the hardstyle and EDM influences. And including some icons like New Kids and DJ Paul Elstak. Anyway, enjoy your Songfestival and enjoy those (Belgian) La Chouffe beers!

[@timGoppel]

that guy on the tv saying "welkom in europa jonge" is from a hilarious movie called new kids you guys should watch that

[@petermaardananders6803]

It is a true work of art, it is filled with so many hidden gems that go unnoticed, especially for those who aren't Dutch. But in short, Papa is daddy in Dutch, and all the musical transitions go from the old-school house, dance, and EDM to Gabber and New Kids "Hey Jonguh", the Red Bull outfit a.m.m. (the referrals are obvious imho but I'm Dutch). It is a work of art! And I'm proud of him. But I think the backstory is so important to really understand it that might be the only downside, perhaps he will have something up his sleeve?! Perhaps he will have an English version for the EVSC?! Can't wait to see it live on stage at the EVSC :)

[@beautyneytiri]

finally the other way around. i'm a dutch person watching american youtubers all the time so, welcome to our country americans ;)

[@maartenj.vermeulen900]

The windmill is definitely not near Kinderdijk. The windmill featured is called De Breek, located in the tiny village Etersheim approximately 30 km north of the capital Amsterdam in the province Noord-Holland.

[@frankvanavezaath6300]

The road with the scooters is the road in Friesland (up north in Holland) where he biked to midschool all week. All over Netherlands you will find windmills (to get the water out or make flower from grain). Kinderdijk has 19 windmills and barely no roads in the polder (just on the dikes0. mainly waterways and footpaths in the polder

[@moredaan]

Great vid! Check out Joost Klein LIVE performance at Lowlands Festival summer 2023, you will love it! He is mad!

[@brotherlou-e]

5:25 Thats a 100% Dutch dance ( Called " Hakkuh! ") to a 100% Dutch House genre. ( Hardcore/Gabber/ Happy Hardcore ) Party to the max ! 😁

[@SuperPassionflower]

pronounce name as : yoast.. I never was much into techno etc (too old for that perhaps and basically hard rock/prog rock when I grw up) and certainly never thought Gabber (5:50 inw, pretty much Dutch cultural hard core) would catch me like it did!! Apart from that I think it's so carefully crafted production wise! Bloody catchy tune, make it a European anthem. Then the lyrics, has so many layers and more meaning than meets the eye. In other comments much will be explained I noticed. On the surface it sounds so happy but hidden deep inside is the pain and grief of loss (papa, well also mama) and the final scene could represent burning the pain in order to be able to carry on... many ways to look at it. I wonder how Joost (yoast) will bring all this across on stage. Perhaps he should have subtitles on backdrop screen.....

[@zzzMichielzzz]

At first, I didn't grasp the profound meaning, but upon closer inspection, the song reveals a deeper understanding. Clues within the lyrics suggest that the song is a tribute to the artist's parents, particularly his father. The phrase "Euro papa" carries significant weight, signifying a promise the artist made to his father before his passing - a commitment to one day grace the stage of the European Song Festival.

[@B0K1T0]

He lost both his parents in his early teens.

[@JanGreeve]

i'm so proud of my country!!!! twelve points to the netherlands!!!!!!

[@salvador2644]

2:20 those places are in a lot of places in the netherlands, it is just farmland

[@bienvenochi]

as a Dutch guy I'm too ashamed of our previous euro candidates so we just bumping this

[@Idk_Yara98]

Remember, ppl worldwide can vote as well, since a few yrs ago! Its online. I believe its only in the finals and not in semifinals, but I might be wrong

[@vroukjedijkstra5621]

you need to know its partly produced by one of the biggest dutch hardcore dj paul elstak...and the guy that said welcome in europe was

[@Dreetje67]

The semi-final is on Tuesday, May 7. The final is on May 11. Greetz from the Netherlands !

[@ohmyarceus087]

What i love to see is that you guys got some great Belgian beers in your assortment 👀 Cheers & Greetings from Belgium!

[@shawtystrange7531]

He absolutely deserves to win this year!

[@meowrit]

This is super random but your pronunciation of 'Joost' is the best I've heard so far! 0:23 was perfect

[@peroxidetim]

@beers & Bars. you are right! Kinderdijk it is.

[@mjl11]

La chouffe in a Delirium glass is crazzzyyy😂

[@LEOtube037]

totally off topic, but guys I must applaud you for your choice of beer! Drinking Delerium, next to two bottles of Chouffe and a whole closet full of special glasses in the background. First time watching any of your videos and 10 seconds in you already got my thumbs up!

[@BeersBars]

Welcome to the Buzz Fam ✌️🍻

[@PapavanMoos]

It's not Kinderdijk, I live there nearby. Can't confirm if this is near his place of birth in Friesland, but its definitely not Kinderdijk. Your pronunciation of Joost was exceptionally good though! No English native speaker seems to get that right directly!!

[@Epic0201]

Guys react to a dutch song, drink Belgian beers with another Belgian beer brand of glass to boost... Lmfao, i mean i would have used heineken for this xDDDD

[@xNoudster]

This was such a surprise. I watch you guys all the time and seeing you reacting to a dutch song was so weird

[@BeersBars]

😂🍻

[@katjaboelieable]

It’s hilarious , catchy , sentimental at the same time . 🥰

[@robingerhardpopma2587]

Joost is from my hometown:) I'm more into blues/rock/metal stuff but hail hail '90s! Cheers Robin

[@giannihenk]

the lyrics is so fucking strong. I am in germany bit I am alone, I am in italy but still it hurts, papaoutai means dad where are you. he traveled europe but not with his parents as they died when he was only 13. and papa obviously means dad in dutch.

[@artstudiopatricia]

12 points to the Netherlands. Greetings from the Netherlands Joost little Dream Big!

[@TheDutchWWEfan]

The song is typical of the Netherlands. It is in Dutch, a music genre, the music video features mills and stunning Dutch landscapes. Eurovision is an emotional affair for Joost. As a child, he watched it together with his parents. "Parents, one day I'm going to be on Eurovision stage" and he did. Unfortunately, his parents died when he was a child. This song is dedicated to his late father. That's why it's called EUROPAPA. The part in the song “I'm in Germany, but I'm so alone. I'm in Italy, but I still feel the pain, etc.", I feel it's directed at his parents... Joost loved his parents and still does. His lyrics are mostly very deep, but the melody is happy, danceable and the clips of his song are presented in a fun way. At the hardcore part in the car is one of the biggest hardcore DJ's from the Netherlands Paul Elstak

[@JollyFSB]

Nobody have to look Anymore This is the winner

[@_b0h4z4rd7]

Please note, that not just the lyrics are about Europe, but also one of the female dancers (gabber sequence) is wearing the colors of Ukraine (yellow, blue). This song is funny and serious altogether.

[@basszoneproduction]

12 points for pronouncing a Dutch name the right way

[@AntonJoaquin]

He is always trolling, he just participates in this contest to have a laugh and i'm all for it lmao

[@Sarah-do9my]

great to see americans getting into eurovision. we grew up watching this.

[@DannyDerlagen]

Joost Klein has some crazy shows, you guys need to check his live show on youtube called Joost - live at Lowlands 2023

[@numbshyper1034]

Loool being form Amsterdam, I never tought you guys would React to this 😂

[@BeersBars]

Haha my wife is Dutch, we were just eating dinner in Breda ✌️🍻

[@numbshyper1034]

@@BeersBars oh wow love that!

[@mindivandevelde3164]

Gabber culture in the end love it

[@randomroughneck1030]

wereld zonder grenzen actually means world without limits/borders, its a small thing lost in translation but it subtly changes the big meaning of the subtext, thought you should know!

[@mvdh877]

6:52 The first semi-final will take place on May 7, the second on May 9 and the final will take place on May 11.

[@ggbel3320]

As a Belgian i like what i see in thé background

[@maartenlathouwers6389]

Love it that you are drinking Belgian beer! but in Belgium it is a crime to drink from another glass that doesn't belong to the beer. Almost every good Ale/Beer has its own Glass to get the right flavour of that specific beer!

[@SYLPT93]

Americans drinking La Chouffe Nice from a Delirium glass! Proud to see this as a guy from Belgium :D

[@BluePointOpleidingen]

This is no music. This is pure art !

[@johannesnicolaas]

This song took Europe by storm!!

[@Sjors179]

On the table where everyone's eating are the previous dutch candidates of the song festival

[@joseruppe5988]

❤️LOVE IT GREETINGS FROM THE NETHERLANDS 😘🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱

[@MarcelDekker-il3vw]

12 points for pronouncing his name right!!! Good video fun, and douce points for Joost

[@FreshmannyLP]

May 7th 2024: First semifinal | 9pm (MEZ time) May 9th 2024: Second Semifinal | 9pm (MEZ time) May 11th 2024: Finals | 9pm (MEZ time) Please America vote for Joost Klein

[@wilcowiersma9465]

The Delerium glasses are awesome!!! I got them aswell and they might even be my favourite. The elephanttrunk as the stem of the glass is so original. Oh and very tasty beer too!!!

[@dshodaw]

Great pronuctiation of his name 😮 spot on 👍🇳🇱🇺🇲

[@rs14058]

As a dutchy, I’m very proud that Joost incorporated a lot of Dutch things in his song. But the best I found the “Happy Hardcore” music that is born in The Netherlands 🇳🇱💪💪💪💪

[@BruidsmodeOutletStore]

Love ❤this song. 12 points for The Netherlands. Happy and sad at the same time. ❤

[@urbnctrl]

This song reminds me very much of 90s Netherlands Happy Hardcore era

[@FreddyCrane1]

You know Joosts Power when even people reacting to it get insane amount of views.

[@Sarah-do9my]

its was shot near his old house in friesland, north of the Netherlands

[@simonsb132]

yeah man we gon win it with this one

[@berke2336]

Netherlands just came in and made Eurovision a competition for 2nd place. It's a banger

[@stadleiden]

So happy for Joost!

[@vitovansteendam8081]

Try "Ik wil je" from Joost Klein, it samples a famous belgian rock song

[@julianeggens]

Joost Klein's father died of cancer and he said Europe is a country without borders and 1 year later his mother died of a cardiac arrest

[@christelsegbars1630]

Maybe he wil end high in the list.... it's starting to grow on me.. hug from a stranger from the Netherlands ❤

[@JanuitGroningen]

The Eurovision Song Contest will be broadcast live via KZbin. Just like recently at the Grammys. This year it will be organized in Malmo, Sweden. Because last year Loreen won. There are rumors, although it has also been denied, that ABBA will perform as an interval act. Exactly 50 years after they won in 1974 with 'Waterloo'. The rest is history. ABBA is from Sweden! And let Israel win! Greetings from the Netherlands