LET'S REACT to NETHERLANDS in EUROVISION 2024! 🇳🇱 // Joost Klein - Europapa // REACTION

HERE WE GO! In this video Maria is reacting to Joost Klein - Europapa representing Netherlands in Eurovision 2024. ‪@joostklein1‬
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[@Tuinierenopstrobalen]

Joost Klein is Groot! He dedicated this song to his father who died when he was 12 years old. His dad taught him that the world has no true boundaries. His mother died when he was 13. He is a HUGE inspiration to young folks, he is such a legend. The world needs more people like Joost. He has gone through so many challenges in life it is a true inspiration to see how he deals with it. Joost Klein is Groot!

[@esc.norway]

What!? What do you mean that he is Groot? Thanks for sharing, I really appreciate you sharing his story. Already feel for him in a profound way, what an inspiration.

[@RawBacon05]

@@esc.norway His name is Joost Klein, which translated means Joost Small. And Groot is the dutch word for Big. One of thee things he often says is "Joost Klein, Droom Groot". Which translated means "Joost Small, Dream Big"

[@Tuinierenopstrobalen]

@@esc.norway Joost Klein (Klein is a surname in the Netherlands but also means 'small'. Is groot. Groot is a surname too but also means big, great or grand in Dutch. Appreciate your enthousiasm and happy vibe to the song, it's exactly what he wants!🍀

[@bartieb3101]

Did you know he also lost his mother just one year later, truly sad

[@Tuinierenopstrobalen]

@@bartieb3101 yes I know (it's in my story🍀)

[@letheas6175]

IMAGINE, we got Happy Hardcore, the most iconic music style of the 90's, into the song festival. Wtf who would've thought, this song has everything

[@lindas4794]

And Paul Elstak helped with the happy hardcore beat. Basically the godfather of Dutch happy hardcore 🫶🏼🫶🏼

[@peak420]

​@@lindas4794it's acutally gabber tho, not happy hardcore

[@lindas4794]

@@peak420 i don’t agree, sorry. I’m raised with happy hardcore and gabber. Gabber is more hardcore, darker beats, havier kickdrums. It’s also what Paul Elstak did though. It is quite similar but in this song it’s giving more happy hardcore vibes. But hey, it’s music, we don’t need to agree right!

[@teddybear2587]

@@peak420 gabber is a subculture and happy hardcore is a genre in the hardcore scene

[@Volumeop7]

Music style of the 90's. A little piece of retro pixelart game. Filmed in 4:3 ratio.

[@viderethevaccinatorfromhol7536]

He is one hel of a stage performer. He moves tens of thousands of people within a minute. It's going to be FUN.

[@esc.norway]

Yes it is, can't wait to see him on stage!

[@lwgg742]

When he performed at Lowlands 2023, the song "Meeuw" (Seagull), omg, mindblown! I haven't heard such artistic dance music in a long time, ... crazy.

[@AlecRyder]

I'll be honest, I'm not a fan of Joost's music. But my god, this hits in all the good ways. Its a masterpiece. This is Dutch culture.

[@esc.norway]

Love to hear it!

[@cryptocrypto8736]

Dutch culture is a NEXIT

[@markuserikssen]

He's from my region in The Netherlands (Friesland), we're proud of him! It's not the music I usually listen to, but it's so much fun!

[@esc.norway]

Happy to hear it!

[@ASDLR]

This song is a letter to his parents. “Europapa (which means Europepe, but papa is Dutch for “dad”) Also he is singing about being in Germany but still alone “Ich bin in Deutschland aber ich bin still alein” and he is in Italy but still feeling pain. Because he is missing his parents. At the end of the song he is saying “at the end we are all human, my dad once said its a world without borders. I still miss you everyday is what I secretly whisper, but see dad, I listened” He always said to his dad he would make it to the Eurovision, but his dad passed away when Joost was 12. And now he is on the stage. Also the line “we are in a world without borders” is what this song is about.

[@esc.norway]

Thanks you so much for enlightening me. I really appreciate it

[@Dian-1331]

Love the way he talked about europapa and papa means dad in Dutch. The end of the song is a quote from his dad saying: that you should see the world without borders ❤ the song is about being all 1 and thats the way I like to see the world. The song makes you happy and at the end sad. 😢

[@esc.norway]

[@Sieg-bx4lc]

Nous avons besoin de ce type de chanson pour être tous unis en Europe 🇪🇺 ! Je suis fier d’être européens. 12 points de la France 🇫🇷😘😍

[@Nientje1710]

This is really the 90th with happy hardcore and gabberpop; my beautiful childhood and how special it is that Joost, who was born in 1997, brings this style back into our lives. What an artist and a performer.🙏 Truly the best of the Netherlands ever. This song is with happiness and sadness combined, that releases all kinds of different feelings in a human body.Terrific beat, terrific feelings, thank you Joost.🙏🙏🙏 This is what music is about. If this isn't going to win, than I don't know it anymore and we'd better abolish the entire Eurovision Song Contest. Love this, love Joost, with love and 12 points.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉😊😊

[@esc.norway]

Thanks for checking in and sharing your thoughts and opinions, much appreciated!

[@damionsmiet2577]

The story is about his father’s that past away when he was 12 and a year later his mom and it’s about the advice his father gave him and to make him proud and that he misses them

[@esc.norway]

[@victorbart]

@5.06 That is DJ Paul Elstak. He is a hardcore/happy hardcore/gabber producer. He started in the 90's he made the Heavy part of this song. He is really Famous!

[@dancelover020]

Paul Elstak is an ICON! 🙃

[@Whateverdude970]

Ja Jonguh BAM!

[@daanbrinks2121]

As said before: Little bit of background on Joost. He was creative from a very young age and also a bit different. His father said that there are no boundaries and he should follow his dreams. They always watched the Eurovision Songfestival together so as a kid he replied that his dream would be to go to the Eurovision Songfestival. Then his dad passed away when he was 12 and his mother when he was 13. For inspiration and acceptance of the loss of his parents he travelled trough Europe. Therefore he sings that the pain and emptiness stayed with him no matter where he went. He paid for mental help but it did not work for him. Still he managed to be a very positive and joyful person as reflected in this song. He sings about the song Papaoutai from Stromae that is also about missing his father. In all of this he managed to combine lot's of cultural aspects of different European countries and the Netherlands. There is even a Max Verstappen reference. Without the layer of his personal life you will notice that a lot of elements can directly be related to the European countries. The young boy and the old man represent him and his father struggling trough life and his father being an example for him. The final emotional scene represents him as a kid and his father when it all ended, the burning of the family photo and the building represents that you need to move on in life and not get stuck in the past. In the end he tells that he listened to his father (there are no borders for your dreams) and refers to him going to the Eurovision Songfestival. So winning would be optional, his goal was participation.

[@esc.norway]

Thank you so much for sharing, appreciate it!🙏🏼❤️

[@johannekevanderveer3691]

wow, supermooi uitgelegd, ik denk dat het (vast wel) klopt zo. tnx.

[@evertjanklarenbeek6013]

For people who don’t speak Dutch this song is really hard to understand, but he travels in the song across Europe, because his father told him there are NO borders anymore. ( it’s not a joke, this song is real deep ). And another funny thing about the clip, almost every person in the clip is a famous artist in the Netherlands. Paul Elstak, Stien, Donny, René Froger, and many more.

[@johannesnicolaas]

I love your pure reactions! Warm greetings from Holland to you.

[@esc.norway]

Awh, thank you so much! It means more than you know

[@abrielrobertsson4160]

It's effin great. So Dutch and so... Eurovision-y 😂. The hardstyle breakdown will make everyone dance and go crazy. The fact that being in EV was his dream since a kid makes it even better. Top 5 for me.

[@esc.norway]

Love to hear it, thanks for sharing your opinion!

[@---op6yf]

I see a lot of people in the comments misinterpreting the true meaning of this song. How he describes his song is as follows: it’s about an orphan (he did not specifically say that the orphan is himself, but I think it has a lot to do with himself) writing a letter to his parents/father. His father told him that in this world there are no borders/boundaries and that the borders we know have been made up by humans. If humans can make borders, than he himself could make his own borders and create his own world as well. When his parents were still alive he would watch eurovision with them and told them that one day he would be on that stage as well. Anyways, he finally made it to eurovision with the help of his fathers message that there are no boundaries and that it is up to him to create his own world/future. For his entire life he has been carrying the pain that he has from the passing away of his parents. In the song he is basically talking about how he is going to everywhere, fleeing from himself, but he can’t get rid of the pain. ‘I’m in germany, but i still feel alone, i’m in italy, but i still feel pain.’ I don’t need escargots, i don’t want fish&chips, i don’t need paella. ‘I’m fleeing from myself, i even give people money, but still there is no one that can help me’. Now that he has made it to eurovision, it is finally time to let go of his pain and move on with life. It is like the ending of a long painfull chapter. And he tells his dad that he has listened to him as well (the no borders thing). Hence the burning down of the family picture and the house he grew up in. It seems sad, but to me it feels more like he is finally ready to start a new chapter in life.

[@YarnCottageNL]

❤🙏 exactly...

[@kingxevi]

The song is actually so sad, he’s giving 100% for his parents ❤

[@esc.norway]

yeah.. it is :/

[@felixmesso934]

EUROPAPAAAAA

[@prutteltje1300]

He made a quote in a Dutch tv show about something his father said. The world has no borders only humans made them. So it's about together we stand devided we fall

[@mradventurer8104]

I am Dutch and just heard it today and I love this song/video. It has humour, catchy tune and love in it. THh break will work well on stage because it may be a perfect break for dancers. Thanks!

[@MarlonTorres-ce9wu]

This techno dance brak is iconic, just love the song, my top 5 so far

[@esc.norway]

Happy to hear it!

[@markuserikssen]

It's called gabber, a sub-genre of hardcore techno, which was very popular in The Netherlands in the 90s. My brother looked like the guys in that dance break, haha. 😅

[@HenryManglie]

Why you so negativo? Top 5 come on!

[@ILLYCUP]

His both parent died when he was very young, his father gave him advise that human made borders buth don’t let them break you

[@bernadette7398]

Euro-papa (papa = dad in Dutch) with many nostalgic music references to the hopefull 90s tells the story that you can lose your freedom in europe and there are boundaries again. Joost did listen to his dad who past away when he was young, that is the song.

[@esc.norway]

[@detox965]

It's a fun entry, and he's clearly taking inspiration from the early 1990s europop - 2 Unlimited 'No Limit' comes first to mind. Also, as Maria noticed, a motif from the Eiffel 65 'Blue (Da Ba Dee) from 1999 can be heard in it. Well, it's fun, and it rounds up in a way the ESC package 🤠

[@esc.norway]

Agreed!

[@domiiinik4320]

The biggest inspiration is dutch genre - gabber

[@ElHijodelMundo]

And how about a scooter like intro... ;-)

[@user-sl8kz1bh4d]

Love ❤the song. Its getting better every day. 12 points for The Netherlands. 4 5 million vieuws already.❤❤❤

[@Mr.Bomboclaatius]

Please google one of his liveshows. He has the best liveshows ever. Even with 100k+ crowds

[@esc.norway]

Ok! Any in particular you would like us to start of with?:)

[@Vlamdier]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/n56ln3duhq2basksi=_EoCv95sA91o1p95

[@rinskevanmensvoort82]

​@@esc.norwayLowlands 2023! His performance there is absolutely INCREDIBLE. Watch until the end, he'll make you cry 🥺❤️. I wonder how many moshpits we can make in front of that stage in Malmö 😁😁.

[@WendyYIvEdV]

​@@esc.norwaybest one to watch is "Florida 2009" . A song also about his parents and one that will give you goosebumps and some tears. Make sure to put on subtitles 😉

[@AnoshterHaar]

First review with someone who has a good eye on art. Eurovision has seen some lows in the Netherlands. It hasn't been cool enough for a long time. The sheer bad management of how people in the Netherlands sometimes get chosen for eurivision. Combined with the falling out of fashion of making something very dutch, with the language and stuff. Make clear why this is a unique one for the dutchies. I think Joost made this song one of the rare dutch spoken songs in a while, where the dutchies themselfs can actually respect it enough to like it. Due to it's sheer dutchness of the product. It not only has some dutch visuals, the music itself and the style are a homage to the times of true dutch leadership in techno music during the 90s. Targetting a very specific mindset 'stereotype' seen a lot in the Netherlands. Then the serious story and visual representation are the showing of his true artistic view. A view that is quite broad and unique. It reminds me of 2011+s dutch music and the experimentation that was done with electronic, dutch spoken, rap music. There we had the upcoming of Yellow Claw and the famous dutch movie New Kids, where some of the worst dutch sterotypes got pumped up to a shocking and shameless comedy. And ofcourse happy hardcore was part of the movie. One of the main characters showed up on the telivision and Paul Elstsak shows up in the car. As he did in the movie. It really shows why dutch people, like me, still like this kind of experimental music. Then there is the serious undertone and I believe some multiple layer deep critique on the way Europe, but also really the Netherlands is undergoing a huge right winged wave. Where Europe sees an outcry of ideology where the fundementals of the union slowly drift further and further away. The 'dutch' building being covered in flames felt like a depiction of how the Netherlands is polarized to the max. Dutch culture and music isn't very strong in my opinion. Real art imo, comes when you start combining things and creating contrast. And the dutch are not very good at accepting things they do not understand nor justify. So really cool to see an actual unique artist from the Netherlands, focussed on making art, has been chosen for the eurovision.

[@esc.norway]

Thank you so much for a thourough and well educated reflection upon this song and art. I really appreciate it🙏🏼❤️ So happy for you getting to show of your countries musical Roots in this beautiful and creative way. All the best from Norway

[@rushh69]

Mand

[@AnoshterHaar]

@@rushh69 kunst analyse te moeilijk voor je? 😂 Ga shorts kijken als dit te lang duurt voor je.

[@rushh69]

Oi… pittige en hautaine reactie.. meteen conclusies getrokken. Knap hoor. Ken je het pauper woord ‘grapje’?

[@AnoshterHaar]

@@rushh69 wat een humor heb jij! Kijk jij begint op mij te reageren, zonder dat iemand daar naar vraagt. En als het nou inhoudelijk was, afijn. Een arrogante ongenuanceerde reactie kun je bekopen met eenzelfde type reactie terug. Kun je nu grapje jammeren en verontwaardigd doen, alsof dat ook maar iets betekent. Volgende keer misschien 2x nadenken voordat je ongevraagd oppervlakkig commentaar gaat geven.

[@maximus5465]

The end is so powerfull! I always cry listening to it and that it's a good sign.

[@markdekker3047]

Europapa on fire 🔥🇳🇱💪

[@esc.norway]

Yes🔥

[@lucasrous481]

He also says at the end that his father once said that te world has no borders, border are only thoughts from humans. Its also a sort of message that we as europa are one. And also he sings that he feels the same pain from the loss of his parents in whole europe, what is kinda sad.

[@esc.norway]

Thanks for sharing

[@danianttoni]

Love it so much ❤ Europapa

[@esc.norway]

Same here!

[@LisaMango0]

I totally understand your little big reference. I think you are right haha. I like the song, very curious to see how it scores at ESF. Thank you for reacting to it! ❤

[@esc.norway]

Me too! I have high hopes for Netherlands this year. My pleasure

[@Sergioooooooooooooo]

I love so so much! Omg ❤

[@esc.norway]

Happy to hear it!

[@joostprins3381]

He makes you smile, with a tear at the end…

[@esc.norway]

Well put, and spot on

[@BramvanVliet]

This song is pure gold. Love the melody and the back to the nineties break. Love it

[@esc.norway]

Love to hear it!

[@YOUareGODSMACKT]

Love it❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@johannesnicolaas]

I am a Dutch guy, 65 years old, this is not my favorite music but after hearing this a few times it took me over... haha.... So positive and sensitive at the same time. And a really couragous ending.

[@esc.norway]

Thank you so much for sharing your experience with this song Johannes, appreciate it!

[@weetjijwel050]

"This is fun'. You hit the nail on the head! Happy hardcore is all about letting go. Let all the worries of the week go and go completely mental in the weekend. On monday we can all go back to being boring again. The song has a deeper layer (his parents died when he was young, and he sings about being able to meet everyone without needing a visum, for instance... pretty hardcore) but its meant as an ode to his parents and Europe. Just enjoy the song and forget the worries. Letsgoooo Joost!!

[@esc.norway]

[@svenwolffers8295]

Fantastic!

[@esc.norway]

Agreed!

[@BrynjarReynisson]

This music video is absolutely ridiculous and funny😂 Eurovision needs funny songs like this. It will be interesting to see what Netherlands do on stage

[@esc.norway]

Agreed!

[@esc1074]

Im loving this. Well done the Netherlands🇳🇱🕺🕺💪

[@esc.norway]

Agreeed!

[@Marwauw]

Love from the Netherlands ❤❤❤

[@johannesnicolaas]

Teachers in Holland are getting grazy about this: children are singing it all the time... haha....

[@esc.norway]

Haha, love it!!

[@ItIsGuido]

Lovely response ❤🎉

[@esc.norway]

Thank you! Appreciate it. And thank you for subscribing

[@Maria_muziekjes]

Thank you for your kind words ❤🇳🇱

[@esc.norway]

My pleasure

[@maartenj.vermeulen900]

This song makes everybody happy.

[@esc.norway]

it does!

[@lordzeepsop]

Thanks Maria, greetings from Holland ! :-))

[@esc.norway]

My pleasure🫶🏻

[@user-zr2tm2oq4j]

Nice reaction. We're proud of Joost.

[@esc.norway]

🙏🏼❤️

[@jaimybuunk]

Its a mix from the German band Scooter, Dutch best DJ Paul Elstak and populair film from Holland New Kids Nitro/Turbo👍 and me from the country? HOLLAND🥳🥳🥳🥳

[@m.g.358]

🤘👌

[@fcassmann]

Dank je wel lief. Hakkuh!

[@drAgonheart580]

The nineties are OFFICIALLY back

[@esc.norway]

Yes!

[@thedonkeyaward]

Winner 2024..He gonna crush them all!!

[@victorvanest8177]

ik 88k niet 2 w geleden nog nooit van joost gehoord maar nu kan zoo bij shady recorts ❤❤❤

[@blazt_3781]

Insane that Joost won Eurovision 2024

[@FritZ_unterwasser]

Energy.. more energy… Power! And then the emotional part. And gabbers! I think this is all that little big dreamed of to be. And Joost pulls it off much much better.

[@esc.norway]

Thank you for sharing your opinion, appreciate it!

[@Your_disney]

The sounds are early 2000's and some sounds 2010's But new, you know what i mean? And the beat when the people dancing crazy was called happy hardcore and was very popular in the 90's. The dance was called Hakken and the group was calling themselfs Gabbers. Joost Klein lost his father when he was only 12 and a year later his mother died. Song tribute to his parents, and a message to his father i have done it dad. He prommised his dad that he would be performing at the eurovision.

[@markusblomstrand92]

This song is a banger! 12 points from Sweden!!

[@esc.norway]

[@GeoffreyStow-nz2kp]

I hope joost klian gets through to the final preformance and this will win the Eurovision 2024 and it’s a euro dance party disco hit and it’s for a good classic techno hit and a 1990 s euro pop hit and it reminds me of aqua the band and it’s a bit like it so basically it’s a new song and I really like it and it’s a massive party house hit and it’s a party booper and it’s a bit like scooter so this song is full of fun and dance hit for clubs in Neatherlands and in the Uk so if he wins the final performance and I’ll be excited and let’s go to Neatherlands in 2025 together at some point from Geoff

[@MrThelamon77]

Wonderful comment! . It can go all ways i guess but for me definitely a big yes :)

[@esc.norway]

Thank you🙏🏼❤️ Bog yes from Norway as well!

[@janvanpelt5572]

I like the video clip !!! He made me laugh !!! 😂😂😂

[@mandyvanrheenen88]

If you turn on the closed captions CC you should see some English subtitles :)

[@janwiersma1449]

the second time when You listened to it without the internet buffering You really catched it right?! with me it felt the second time too. 👍

[@esc.norway]

Oh yes I did, I am absolutely in love with him now. It’s seriously been in my head all day

[@ELAZwalua-dl1wl]

Happy hardcore never dies im 41 years old Joost is de grootste 🎉

[@lilianhaak493]

Emotions, Emptions, Emotions....

[@freddydebruyn1027]

Papa we have a winner ❤

[@micvanarensdonk2625]

Like said before but all combined: Europe = Europa in dutch Dad = papa in Dutch Europapa is a combnation of these 2 words. Joost his father died at the age of 12 (his mother a year later) The kid in the clip is supposed to be Joost his younger self (when he was 12) The older guy in the clip is supposed to be his dad (If he had not past away) At the end he speaks to both, a youth photo of him is burning as well as his supposed to be house. I think the song also is about being proud to be European and we must stand together, especially now a part of Europe is indeed burning. A song with a smile and a tear.

[@Ulrica_delaMar]

Filming location: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bonWo6iIlqqchtE

[@esc.norway]

Thanks for sharing!🙏🏼

[@Tico8898]

This is the best song for Eurovision.

[@esc.norway]

Love it! Thank you for sharing your opinion, appreciate it!

[@yousnoerd]

Pørni would say, lose the shades, you don't need them ;) You'll never walk alone!

[@jo-annxo026]

Joost klein, droom groot.❤

[@D1sturb3d.gh0u1]

I’m a fan of joost his music, i was kind of disappointed by this song but it’s definitely growing on me! I’ve seen him live about 6 times, he’s amazing when it comes to entertaining on stage. I think he’ll do good :)

[@Denthedutchmann]

❤

[@laurentjuniorcruyt6340]

It’s about Europe being a burning house and the pain of losing his father. It’s brilliant!

[@esc.norway]

Thanks for sharing! I agree, this is brilliant

[@frederik-jan-van-vleuten]

2024! ❤

[@lenariuse]

my top 3

[@esc.norway]

😍

[@JelmerStienstra]

Gabberrrr jonguh 🫨

[@shoo_nl]

when it started i had to think bout scooter right away, song is a banger

[@esc.norway]

❤️❤️

[@victorvanest8177]

A LOVE MAK VERSTAPPEN

[@chp785]

Malaysia New Song Before Trending❤❤🎉👍🏻👍🏻 Steady Gang - ( 周星翅Chou Xing Chi )mv❤

[@victorvanest8177]

JOU NOWE H 12 ❤ TO joost klein 🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱

[@RustyBumbleBee]

It’s fun and up beat, but at it’s core it’s a sad song about him missing his parents. Who died when he was very young. His dad thought him there are no borders. And while watching eurosong with them he told them he would preform there one time. They died when he was 12 and that’s why he dedicated this song to them. To me it’s more emotional with every listen.

[@esc.norway]

Thank you for sharing your opinion, appreciate it!

[@giannismaltez]

Remember techno for 90s'

[@jefreyhendriksen1621]

did you see S10 on the left of him at the table?

[@esc.norway]

What, no?!

[@novaesc844]

1983 ❤

[@mikatv987]

Dutch Art! Winning song

[@esc.norway]

Thank you for sharing your opinion, appreciate it!

[@Poesjemauwkomeensgauw]

Joost klein droom groot❤

[@detox965]

Do you mean it reminds of the Blue by Eiffel 65 or some other blue? 🙂

[@esc.norway]

Haha, yes that was what I was trying to say :')

[@victorvanest8177]

LOOK TO AL P IN BLU😂

[@bertbakker307]

Papa means daddy in Dutch.

[@marschasmoorenburg6717]

Joost is groot ❤❤❤ 🎉🎉🎉 first persoonlijke die Nederland goed op de kaart zet

[@esc.norway]

Yes!!🔥🔥

[@renevanlier7394]

Yeahh... Joost Klein.... His name is great.. His parents died... So this is Joost Great!!! And He song the most beatiful song ever!!!

[@esc.norway]

[@kennykiip]

12 points to the netherlands!!!

[@esc.norway]

[@bodihielkema957]

His father 6:48

[@RoelofGlazenberg]

Q❤love it😂😮

[@esc.norway]

[@nordwestbeiwest1899]

Groetjes van New Kids uit Maaskantje 🤣🤣🤣

[@harrywarnshuis8738]

Hey Maria, Joost could be the winner 2024 ❤️❤️❤️🔥🍀

[@esc.norway]

I agree with you!

[@dutch90skid70]

All the other contestants can go home. We've already won 🤣

[@SofiaMelander]

😂

[@johjoh8938]

You have to get subs With It

[@jarijansen6922]

why do people cut in music reaction videos?

[@gernaal999]

Probably copyright issues

[@esc.norway]

That is right, it's to respect the artists rights to their content while interacting with it at the same time, a delicate balance.

[@jcrommelse8554]

🇱🇺 ❤

[@esc.norway]

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