this scratches every itch in my brain

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Original video: / ctrbrkkuqxz
Performed by: absolutelilt
Transcribed by: BA
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Q: why are some videos not transcribed by you? / A: sometimes other people submit transcriptions, most are commissioned from others who can do a better job than i can. i want to make sure you see the best transcriptions possible!

[@GeorgeCollier]

links are in the description but looks like shorts doesn’t show it :( these two are @absolutelilt on Instagram :)

[@thoubias]

It is there, but you need to dig to find it. On mobile the three dots on the top corner and then description from the list. Comment section is a lot easier to get to than the description, as it is just a single tap.

[@875random4]

@@thoubiasyou can also just hold on the screen to open the menu

[@madsfiedler3884]

shorts dont allow for links in the description to be clickable :/

[@AldeanLeger]

This reminds me of a masterclass I took with Clark Terry

[@Leveronicus]

ohhhhhh the like count

[@possiblyadog]

both halves of my brain during a test:

[@jamesrobbins4020]

😂

[@SwissMyth912]

😂

[@marcalexander449]

Bold of you to assume both halves are in tune...

[@pepijnbresters460]

You must be doing great at school then

[@engineergaming3806]

​@@marcalexander449for me, one's playing death metal and the other is playing funky town.

[@SendyTheEndless]

I like how the sibilants and breaths provide percussion.

[@yassinsuleiman655]

What's a sibilant?

[@mickyj300x]

@@yassinsuleiman655breathy hissing type sounds, like s or sh

[@selliantuttimusi6735]

It sounds like someone else is doing some kind of beat box

[@chameleonedm]

It's an artefact of compression realistically, it shouldn't be audible

[@snr0n]

In the uncropped version, you can see that the one on the right is actually clicking her fingers to keep time

[@777LoveStory]

Yodeling's very chill cousin.

[@HandsofGlory1]

Eggzacklee 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@HandsofGlory1]

That's HILARIOUS!! 😂😂😂😂

[@krakenman3132]

​@HandsofGlory1 i'm in love with how phonetically accurate that spelling is

[@cowculating]

@JAMIRA-bw4tj can you read?

[@pjc20081]

Mebbe...sure can tak thu. 😂

[@Squis27]

This popped up right as my toddler was causing chaos. I watched it through once and then he came and watched it a few time's then just laid in my lap and fell asleep. Literally the fastest i have ever seen this child calm down. I added it to his playlist ❤❤ thank you for this!!! We both needed a break

[@dreplogle1]

As a toddler teacher, I hear you! 👏👏👏

[@ksfishchannel]

Omg my heart 🥹🥹🥹

[@recoveringsoul755]

That's wonderful

[@jeannettefahl7635]

Literally rocking my toddler right now! 😂

[@raes9374]

Congrats to you both 😂 hope it keeps working

[@MrDrumStikz]

There's something about the drones in the Gaelic music traditions that is really satisfying

[@Joe_R_Biden]

Greek Orthdox chants are the best drones

[@danglesmcbutternut4088]

Try traditional banjo music if you enjoy good drones 👌

[@denisborzov8406]

@@Joe_R_Biden Russian Orthodox octavists enter the ring.

[@padraigin2929]

Hurdy Gurdy entered the chat

[@nicreven]

If you wanna talk about drones, look no further than bagpipes or sitar@@padraigin2929

[@LittleB1gMan]

The best part is how much their voices match. When they're in unison it sounds like one voice. Their blending is perfect and it makes their harmonies that much better. Lovely

[@eli3998]

"The best part of their harmonising is the part where their voices harmonise"

[@andrewblue8509]

I was going to say! Their voices perfectly complement each other’s! The “lead” had such a rich, warm, comforting quality to her melody, especially in the ending vibrato. The “drone” singer had such a clean, clear and fresh vibe to her tone. It was like a chime or a bell; precise and present, but she also maintained the perfect level.

[@m.a.2658]

@@eli3998But harmony is technically two or more notes at the same time. So I think unison (the same note at the same time) is different than harmony which is what the original commenter was talking about

[@SpeedyCheetahCub]

This reminds me of singing with my sister. We have very distinct voices when it comes to stylistic choices, but when we sing duets we use the same stylistic choices and we actually sound almost exactly alike. The only difference is that I'm an alto and she's a soprano, which makes duets even easier. We don't look that similar, so we have had a few funny double-take moments with strangers when we enter a space talking and looking super different, then start singing and suddenly like a single person.

[@staceyhollerauer6712]

My ADHD brain perfectly separates them both. It never sounds like they’re one. It’s beautiful harmony, for sure, but their voices are crazy different to my ears.

[@HannahsWife]

I’ve been watching this for 15 minutes now and I can’t stop help-

[@consciousnesshealing]

I relate 😅

[@TommyLikeTom]

I'm on my way, as soon as this video is over

[@Seforagf]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@plamenkaaaaa]

😂😂😂

[@Somanyblessings]

😂

[@hazleycarter8863]

The loop is perfectly done. You could set the whole loop to a metronome and never lose it. Very impressive in every way.

[@flrn84791]

Nope, one 1/8th note off when the loop starts again :)

[@hazleycarter8863]

@@flrn84791 Close enough you pedant.

[@alexisfonjallaz7237]

​@@flrn84791 I disagree

[@flrn84791]

Ok. Yet it's true, at least on my device 🤷‍♂️

[@alexisfonjallaz7237]

@@flrn84791 Realising my first answer comes of a bit contrarian... I guess there can be some latency in the loop. For me it sounds perfect!

[@flootloopsss]

"how many times have you watched this?" yes

[@janafridrichova2363]

The answer is: Yes

[@got-wmalawi155]

yes yes

[@nataliehamilton2036]

Not enough times

[@01MrCapricorn]

I feel called out.

[@arkieshaivy7815]

On 6 as I respond to you lol

[@matttondr9282]

Everybody’s talking about the harmony, but what about their rhythm? It’s so perfect!

[@MasterCrander]

Including where it loops! It stays close enough to the rhythm for me not to notice

[@VoteBidentoSaveDemocracy]

Ive never felt anti-Irish sentiment before but damn, I kind of wish they reinstituted the Beyond the Pale policies again if it meant never having to hear this again

[@bostonb4kedbeans]

​@@VoteBidentoSaveDemocracythat sucks for you

[@plantpot-kp1cj]

@@VoteBidentoSaveDemocracy Why so rude and hateful for no reason?

[@KieraQ0323]

"what is the reason why you don't have a reason" isn't a very good question

[@Caeljharden]

When they said “Skilly attin dooten”, I really felt that.

[@tubaszuba]

Bruh, it's "schkittaly". Get it right 😂 (just kidding man, I felt it too! Lol)

[@not_dfskjske]

why the hell did i hear skibidy instead of skilly 💀

[@morning-glory-fields]

ok. hear me out. someone make a bilateral audio of this. this sound physically bouncing between my ears? i need that

[@meganwest5486]

YES

[@georgebeckons539]

I swear it's impossible to be depressed when listening to folk music

[@benabaxter]

That's what the lyrics are for.

[@penderyn8794]

Listen to the Irish song "only our rivers run free".... For a taste of Celtic melancholy

[@diabetes1191]

ohhh you should hear the full version of "me uncle mike" you'll be in tears laughing then crying

[@Coynkydynk]

So far from true that the mind boggles. This is your first encounter with folk music? There is (of course) horribly depressing folk music in abundance.

[@eleveli2437]

Specifically “happy” folk music tho lol

[@grahamhorner5378]

This NEEDS to be my ringtone

[@Ezmia-tp1hp]

😂😂😂 imagine that

[@kaelabelle4886]

I was thinking this too! I NEED it!!

[@wendyleeconnelly2939]

Make it so.

[@InLoveWithLove252]

Like that idea!

[@starbird4275]

Stop thamk you for this genius idea!!!❤

[@darrianweathington1923]

Every time this pops up in my shorts I have to watch it about 20 times. I love it

[@danielmconnolly7]

Maybe it's time to put long pants on... 🤔😒😅

[@ThMrksman]

This is dangerously addictive.

[@sohamsengupta6470]

I can't stop looping this send help

[@Pilot333]

Nope... I join you. On repeat and unstoppable! :-)

[@01MrCapricorn]

My foot is tapping against my will.

[@samueljehanno]

​@@01MrCapricornsame

[@AnthonyWade7]

I’d like your comment but it’s at a perfect 555

[@Pilot333]

@@AnthonyWade7 and now a 556

[@mystii-]

When they say “schkidili “ it REALLY tickles a part of my brain (thanks, memes >:[ )

[@cemstrumental]

Trrrr schtibidy dom dom dom dom dom, yes yes yes yes schtib, schtibidy dib, schtibidy dabadu dabadu dabadu dabadu yes yes yes yes.

[@undergamer5777]

​@@cemstrumental I hate you. I'm joking

[@user-dj9iu2et3r]

@@cemstrumentalI think you said it wrong… please edit.

[@kurt_cocaine]

@@cemstrumental🙁

[@asteroscope]

they are refrencing a meme@@user-dj9iu2et3r

[@moonpower8]

This makes my brain unclench for a minute.

[@HollandCrafthart]

You're walking in the woods, alone. The weather has a chill, and you are basking under warm sunlight as you walk. Suddenly, this pipes up from the ground.

[@riakun]

This is a great hour long video. Well done, both of you!

[@angelique707]

😂❤

[@Skyv111]

Hahaha Ikr

[@H0ffmans_Girl]

Underrated comment🤣

[@SummerRenae]

Haha! 100% Same!

[@dapawaz8310]

😂👍

[@MegaTrubaduren]

This is too much fire for one internet to handle

[@Squeaker69]

We need three internets for this

[@KingOfMeanUwU]

​@@Squeaker69 OR SEVEN!!

[@aaronsalenga3221]

WE MAKING IT OUT THE INTERNET WITH THIS ONE

[@Denied-wq9dd]

LOL!

[@user-qx7oz7qe7s]

I've read that relatives harmonize closer and better than people who aren't related.

[@victorwilburn8588]

Sure, because their voices and vowels choices are going to tend to be similar without having to think about it too much.

[@nicolakunz231]

Thank you for the brain scratch. My brain is very happy.

[@sharhondahurd2037]

Finally, Irish-not Gaelic-music with harmony. I've only heard it in unison before.

[@red-hot-froggy]

it's called irish music not gaelic xx

[@sharhondahurd2037]

​@@red-hot-froggyOops! Thanks for the correction.

[@red-hot-froggy]

@@sharhondahurd2037 no problem! :)

[@davidsingh6944]

Singing in harmony is very alien to Irish Music

[@bodyofhope]

​@davidsingh6944 really?? Why

[@theraven749]

They’re harmonizing perfectly RIGHT NEXT to each other. I could never-

[@thehummingbirdbandit9542]

It's actually easier to harmonize when you're close to the people you're harmonizing with! You can kinda feel when you hit the right notes cuz (to me at least) it vibrates in a specific way if you do it right

[@shaina899]

​@thehummingbirdbandit9542 Exactly right! Singing, and especially harmonizing, is more about physically feeling the vibrations of the notes (and with harmonizing, feeling it in relation to the melody) than it is about hearing them. It's hard to explain, but in my mind I see it as a series of paths running alongside each other, and sometimes they're parallel and sometimes they cross and one goes high while another goes low, and if you step off the path you get lost very quickly!

[@scootermom1791]

​@@thehummingbirdbandit9542so true!

[@scootermom1791]

​@@shaina899I like your description of harmony. It's perfect!

[@zippermama3666]

@@thehummingbirdbandit9542 exactly! I can still feel it if I’m harmonizing with the radio but it’s so much stronger when the other part of the harmony is 3 ft. away.

[@lilyevans9707]

**cue the zoning out with this playing in my brain constantly**

[@Tortoisetree11]

This makes me wish real life came with background music even more..

[@luistsethlikai4199]

They're sirens for people with ADHD

[@loujackmorgiewicz8541]

I know, right?! I feel they tapped into some primal ADHD instinct or something

[@jazzycakes6294]

I am fixated.

[@claireschweizer4765]

THIS 😭🤣

[@Lovewins789]

Yes.

[@mirmurmeli]

as someone with adhd, i can confirm.

[@DrStevenHobbs]

When the energy and hyperfocus in my adhd brain finally get together.

[@GrandmasBeLike]

😂😂😂😂😂🤔👍

[@imagaybanana2004]

FELLLT

[@meenakshisaneesh3957]

I FELT THIS ONEEE

[@jeb197]

Perfectly true

[@D3los]

Happy im not alone 🥰

[@tacoboy2218]

Welp this is gonna live rent free in my head now

[@Moman-oc4ul]

Me too

[@Moman-oc4ul]

Their welcome 😊

[@KikiCandy_]

I'm from Kentucky originally and this almost has a blue grass quality to it. Reminds me of my grandma Ruby. All we need is a banjo and a fiddle. Edit: Thanks so much for all the likes I've never received so many before 🥹😊

[@dat_music_dude9718]

Wow you’re absolutely right!!!

[@japplek]

I wonder if there's a reason folk music from the British Isles and the USA sound like they're related?

[@brennaturton6891]

​@@japplekif you're not being sarcastic: immigration, lots and lots of Irish immigrants.

[@Galindorf]

Bluegrass is absolutely descended from Irish music! Where I grew up a little more North, we had Mountain Music or Appalachian music. It's similar to Bluegrass. It was very common to have fiddles, spoons, bagpipes, guitar, and hammered dulcimer at festivals. Some banjo but not as much. The Cadence of the music, the clogging dancing and the harmonizing styles are all there!

[@KikiCandy_]

My grandma Ruby sang and played several different instruments including piano, guitar, and the autoharp, and she was completely 100% self taught and she also wrote music as well. My dad played everything from the acoustic guitar to the mandolin and banjo and he was also completely self taught. My sister Jeanica plays the piano, guitar, even the accordion. Again completely self taught.

[@assass7012]

Even the breathing is in sync

[@whirll2._.]

That's what the writing at the top is for, it's basically saying "song this time for X of time, now breathe for Y account of time." If you pay close attention, when the one singing the higher part/melody goes higher so do the notes on the top lines. In short, it's writing in music. ❤

[@WDCallahan]

What writing on the top? They are breathing on the rests.

[@LostJedi26]

@@whirll2._. I'm blind, using a screen reader on my PC. I would have never known this. Thank you! It doesn't make a lot of sense--I don't know what the writing actually is, what it looks like--but it's still really cool to hear about what's on my screen :)

[@animangle]

@@WDCallahan maybe this person is saying the sixteenth rest tells them to breathe??? i don't sing but isn't a breath mark (') what tells you to specifically take your breath??? i think they're just using the rest to get some air, but i'm not a singer :p

[@AlwaysTheGoddamnBabysitter]

As my choir teacher always says, "Breathe as one, sing as one"

[@fademusic1980]

irish people just have a way with music. its beautiful

[@WONDERBOIY]

I think it's the accent works with the rhythm really well. Idk but its good

[@swara4704]

hozier joined the chat

[@kathygehlhausen]

Music and art were highly valued by the Celts since ancient times. Shows in their descendants!

[@spiderfrommars1498]

​@@WONDERBOIYthere's thousands of fucking accents here and I can guarantee u wouldn't believe mines is irish cause I'm not from cork

[@familyengineering5591]

Crazy how jews are trying to destroy this by flooding ireland with africans and telling the irish they dont have an identity and anyone can be irish

[@poycixyz4614]

The lady on the left is so wholesome she just closes her eyes as soon as she starts singing for whatever reason but it looks so uplifting

[@Tinka22]

Sometimes it helps you focus on your own melodic vocal line, if you close your eyes :) But yes it ends up showing wholesome.

[@Aspartamebraintumor]

singing with your eyes closed always feels better for some reason

[@chewtoy1107]

this is a common for a lot of musicians of all types really, i often play drums/percussion with eyes closed

[@Aspartamebraintumor]

@@chewtoy1107 I play drums too. Do you ever focus on the others' fingers?

[@k8gr]

This is INCREDIBLE voice control. Amazing and so pretty to be introduced to as someone who isn’t Irish.

[@maggiem6209]

I have been listening to this for 10 minutes, and I'm melting into a comfortable puddle. I want a real ten minute version. 😂

[@Sintar07]

It's like folksy beatboxing.

[@ItsOnlyGenjutsu]

Interesting, it actually made me anxious and I don't have any idea why lol.

[@specialenvy24]

"Comfortable puddle" some stunning describing there. Thanks for the chuckle!

[@user-og1it4vs4c]

Ain't that the truth

[@Dioxazine_Stars]

Real

[@dynamite5162]

Cool for alarm clock music.

[@BenkyleMankin]

I would just start dreaming of irish fields and miss my bus

[@nwinzikayote2335]

Definitely

[@danamullins2723]

Great idea....would be perfect

[@bigg1993]

@@BenkyleMankin lmao you got me 😂😂

[@samichjpg]

I'd never wake up but I'd love every second

[@jnicole510]

I want this to always be playing in my brain

[@shannonbullock2202]

I couldn’t sleep and then I stumble across this short. I listened all night and woke up to it feeling so happy as I realized it was still playing. So soothing ❤

[@Karleigh-lw9vn]

That's definitely pushing the algorithm for them thanks

[@dliap98]

I can't stop listening to this omg they are so good. the fast rhythmic Celtic singing like this is so difficult to get in tune and in time! in Scotland we have a very similar style and it takes some serious skill to pull it off

[@MrBobBrew]

I dont even know how many times in a row just watched this😅

[@jopvandekam]

lol same

[@nwinzikayote2335]

So addictive

[@pianomuziek6181]

Same here

[@amiapsychopat]

same, and I'm still smiling like an idiot. its just that good

[@Emiliapocalypse]

I watched this on break, and turned my walkie talkie on so everyone got to enjoy 😊

[@glynnp42]

Fabulous! My Irish grandfather used to lilt all the time to teach tunes to my grand-uncle and even just throughout the day.

[@WooperZzz]

My last 2 braincells at 2 am when I can't sleep

[@Danka42]

this doesn't just scratch every itch, it unbundles the whole wrinkled surface into a giant plane and irons it before gently bundling it back up again. my brain is the neatest it's been in years ❤

[@TheJakeJackson]

Nothing better than a smooth brain 😐

[@Danka42]

@@TheJakeJackson ...well... I mean... 👁👄👁

[@arnolemay2175]

imagine having this in your ears 24 7

[@MomoWax1000]

i Don't whether i'd be extremely happy all the time or extremely depressed and in constant agony

[@pianomuziek6181]

Honestly i would not mind at all

[@edkraken7011]

I would just be so happy

[@Ryataro21]

I would not mind this at all since I already listen to a ton of Celtic Folk music

[@ikmor]

You don't already?

[@yippee8570]

This is like the earworms that instead of going anywhere just loop and loop for 12 hours. Beautiful and mesmerising!

[@trevorendeavors7972]

My brain has been throughly scratched thank you very much

[@remy_ratking]

i like how you can see how they each focus on their singing. left one closes their eyes while right one stares a specific spot. they both look at the camera in the beginning, then back at the camera at the end! the lilting is lovely, too. a dream to the ears

[@UhtredOfBamburgh]

"Schkiddilly-addum dooudin dumb" roughly translates from Gaelic as "Barkeep, ill have 3 more pints please"

[@eoin.]

😐

[@nathanmcgill7249]

The phrase also entered the Turkish language as "Brrrrr skibidi dop dop dop dop yes yes yes"

[@undergamer5777]

​@@nathanmcgill7249God damn it.

[@sascha_becker]

😂😂😂😂

[@octos_art]

BAHAHAHA AS AN IRISH PERSON I CAN CONFIRM

[@miasolti]

Their voices are so calming☺️

[@catmacaulay8467]

I love this so much! 💕 This takes me back to the beginning of my music career when I was part of a Scottish Gaelic duo. We never read music but we knew each other's voices and we could improvise harmonies on the spot. I've never found anyone since then who I can sing with like that, it almost feels like a dream it was so long ago- this video reminded me of what we were once like. Sadly she doesn't even sing anymore and I barely do. You two are lucky to have each other to sing with, it's truly beautiful.

[@BassuleleMusic]

I am an Irish traditionals singer, I play double bass and ukulele simultaneously while singing and lilting is one of my absolute favourite things about music as a whole. There’s nothing quite like it, and it takes a certain skillset one can only gain after years of exposure and practice… I’m not even there yet by any means! This was absolutely beautiful, what lovely singers!! ♥️

[@BoopMeHard]

Holy hell I just checked out your channel & that’s super impressive!

[@mugnuz]

Just had to giggle about the instruments choice

[@awkwardukulele6077]

Subbed because that’s cool as heck and I need more of that in my life ❤

[@Cory99918]

I also love when voices do hockening, and it's very Irish.... something So wiley taught about, and I also heard a more choral version of the technique by Hozier - it's very cool and beautiful

[@honorandintegrity4997]

they are barely doing nay harmonizing in this clip... doesn't sound good to me and I am a musician who loves it

[@daemon1849]

This would sound insane split between right and left channel with a 30% crossover

[@davidbusen545]

It's nice to know that there are other audio nuts like me! I was wondering what the guy that engineered led Zeppelin would do with that in the studio.

[@daemon1849]

@@davidbusen545 it would allow for a natural harmony that would be present if the listener were seated there.

[@dawnwarx3138]

PLEASE audio nuts show me the way, What does that mean ? Any examples you care to share ? :)

[@davidbusen545]

@@dawnwarx3138 in response to your question about separating the right from the left and a 30% crossover picture in your mind the percussive attack of a piano in your left ear and the general attack of a pipe organ or Hammond Oregon in your right here and now in your mind picture a small amount of piano attack in your right ear along with the Hammond organ and a small amount of Hammond organ in your left ear along with the percussive piano attack. Now to apply my comment about the engineers that worked on led Zeppelin's or Pink Floyd's albums, they would slowly switch back and forth reversing the percentage but slowly and gracefully.

[@spacewitchvulcan]

​@davidbusen545 what do you think of Queens engineering abilities?

[@mycroft16]

For most of human history the human voice was the instrument. And there are so many styles around the world. They're all amazing to hear, but the harmonies and rhythms of Irish lilting are mesmerizing and so relaxing.

[@WhatDoIUseForHandle]

I didn't know this was a thing but now I love it

[@Rats-bg2bx]

As someone who was a trained singer but no longer has time to participate in professional or hobbyist groups it gives me immense joy to be able to sing along with lovely acapella songs like this especially with it including sheet music! Makes me feel like I’m in a group again for a moment. Gorgeous gorgeous singing

[@scoobydoobies]

These women now live in my head rent-free

[@Hazy_h]

My brain when the teacher says to focus on what I'm doing 😂😂

[@oceansams5886]

This blows me away! Beautiful and singing in perfect harmony

[@GoddessEnergy13]

I could listen to this all day long and feel complete peace.

[@sleighaaa]

Yes. This completely melted all my tension

[@Khil-Minao]

Funny, if I had to listen to this for a full day, I would go absolutely insane... 🤣

[@Bittamin]

I’m syncing this to house music RIGHT NOW

[@TheRainbowMagi]

commenting to come back when you drop a link

[@purplexed9music]

wait i have to hear this

[@Bittamin]

@@purplexed9music oh damn I actually did it a minute ago and forgot to post it 😅 I didn’t make a full arrangement but it worked really well!!!

[@Bittamin]

Sorry I forgot to upload this weeks ago!!! I put the loop with the drums up on my channel 🙏💗🥳 House music time baby!!

[@purplexed9music]

@@Bittamin ok nice

[@N2JokerTV]

The hardest part is trying to see which one is the low pitch and which one is the high pitch. Perfect synchronization. 👌

[@BmorelikeChrist]

Even the clicking of their tongues sounds like tap dancing. Amazing!

[@willjackson9467]

Trying to separate the parts to see who's singing which part hurts my brain lol

[@danamullins2723]

Yeah, I tried that. I'm not sure it's possible, lol.

[@wintersxlstice21]

i think the person on the left is singing the higher melody while the person on the right is singing the lower melody

[@willjackson9467]

@@wintersxlstice21 I think so too

[@muntoonxt]

Left (eyes closed) is singing the lower "harmony" part with repeating notes in a "relaxed" way. The right is enunciating clearly each note of the "melody" part.

[@brinkoftime]

Person on the left sings both high notes and also the pedal note (which is the monotone lower note). It's lower in the mix, so harder to isolate. What you would consider the "solo" or motiff is sang by person on the right. That's the melody you can identify easier, as its slightly louder too.

[@Herb_IsTheWord]

As an Irish person, this needs to be appreciated more!💚🤍🧡 Great work girls! 😊👏👏👏

[@scootermom1791]

What are they singing? What do the lyrics mean?

[@Herb_IsTheWord]

​@@scootermom1791 It's kind of random noises in an Irish accent

[@scootermom1791]

@@Herb_IsTheWord oh okay....well, they sing random Irish noises very well. Lol Thanks! 🙂

[@renel8964]

Break out the fiddle and spoons.

[@piyusha6969]

Why did I read this comment in Irish accent 😅😂😂😂???!

[@mckaylahoffman1338]

I played along with my bodhrán while y’all were singing, aha, what a joyful sound you both make! 😻❤️

[@Moseka43]

my thoughts when I try to put my idea/picture into words:

[@thesparkypilot]

My Irish dance teacher used to sing like this for our songs to practice steps to when I was a kid ❤❤❤

[@dandylionwine]

That's the sweetest thing

[@DEE-jk3rb]

The way the left girl sings "daaay"

[@hellohi4543]

You can tell who is singing that?!

[@Achennium]

@@hellohi4543 If you watch some of their other videos you can see the girl on the left normally does the lower parts.

[@zelacat]

youre telling me my ancestors were also professional yappers and noisemakers of gibberish

[@francocabrol1689]

The two gnomes in the garden:

[@JohnRapheal7]

Why is this so fucking amazing?!???!?!? I listened to this like 30 times. I wanna wake up to this

[@brittanywright3211]

This would make an awesome wake up alarm!

[@bassforhire555]

My last two brain cells when someone asks me to pick a movie

[@jeanneogrady8746]

lol

[@RNMom424]

Beautiful! The harmonies are spectacular!!

[@unspeakableminion9531]

This made me feel the itches i didnt know i had, and then proceeded to scratch em

[@terranbricklin]

They're more in tune than my piano

[@KieraQ0323]

That's because in tune doesn't exist. Singers can retune every note on the fly to make harmonies sound better, but otherwise there's no way to make chords be in tune.

[@EricaGarfinkel]

Wow i feel like i could listen to this melodic trance forever

[@martifingers]

Lovely sound and thanks for the transcription too!

[@kkiaera2943]

I’d have this on repeat. Often I get irritated at these types of videos because I hear more run-ons than technique, but this definitely scratched my brain and made me dance, thanks!

[@runawayfaeIX]

This could be on repeat forever and I'd be thrilled

[@scootermom1791]

Me: playing it over and over again....forever....lol 🎵🎶

[@gardenlover9663]

I went to Bumpershoot in Seattle years ago. There were two men, playing Irish folk music. Violin and guitar. I was in heaven. It was so beautiful. I had to leave before they were finished to catch my flight. It was really hard to walk out of the room.

[@thewhistlingpixie]

*Bumbershoot (it's another name for an umbrella). I wonder who they were, that sounds amazing! Sometimes Bumbershoot really knocks it out of the park with their side stages.

[@gardenlover9663]

@@thewhistlingpixie Thanks! I wish I knew, too.

[@patricks_music]

The triplet part is beautiful

[@isanewday]

Sounds beautiful

[@tperson8347]

SO beautiful. I just let it loop for a while.

[@Ken_Dalton]

the Scatman be proud of ya's lol.. I'm from Ireland and my grandfather used to sing these little dittys to traditional Irish music

[@user-nm8mv6mc2f]

I keep coming back to this, and thinking about it all day. I’m ADDICITED

[@danielmconnolly7]

Sounds great~! Your breath control and articulation reminds me of the push and pull sound when an accordion is being played.

[@jackdawjames7696]

I can’t stop listening, this is so pretty!

[@CosmicHyperburst]

"And I went down to the river to pray..."

[@GeekInSequins]

What an Irish accent sounds like to foreigners.

[@alimaloney218]

I’m now caught up on trying to see who is singing the harmony and who’s on the melody. Beautiful!

[@tiredenby437]

If I could pull this off it sounds like it'd be the best vocal stim ever devised

[@sofieandersen8752]

aa ikr

[@honeythunder]

OMG

[@perriwinkleiii5361]

I love this, it's the Irish version of scat singing 😂 (though of course I acknowledge it's probably much older than scatting)

[@spencerburke]

I think it's basically the same idea as scat. The voice becomes an instrument, and any words used are meaningless. Also known as 'mouth music'.

[@LaUnicaEsperanza]

Irish music and dance played a key role in the formation of early jazz music and the origins of tap dancing. 🤩

[@spencerburke]

@@LaUnicaEsperanza Gene Kelly made a documentary on this very subject. Available on KZbin.

[@BlackCoffeeee]

​@@LaUnicaEsperanzaThey even believe the word 'jazz' came from the gaelic word 'deas' (roughly pronounced the same) which means 'nice'.

[@pysq8]

​@@LaUnicaEsperanzayeah because melanated people played a key role in the Irish ❤

[@JDog_Unchained]

Thanks now im going to be singing this in my head all day with a bunch of gibberish words

[@Birulets]

Something I really like about singing is the breathing sounds in between lines

[@AiyetoroFeligrus]

God Im still obsessed with these two I really need like a full cover of them doing a song like this 😭 their voices are so prettyyyy

[@melaniewut]

Who are they

[@elizabethbrowning1594]

ABSOLUTE LILT​ is the name of their KZbin channel@@melaniewut

[@joaoguilherme87]

i will use this as my wake up alarm

[@arabellastonefeather949]

Your guys blend is sooo good