Matching Stereotypical Music to Countries (Part 2)

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[@eiriktheman3241]

Eddy said the most offensive word in the Norwegian language perfectly, loudly, and with conviction, while trying to imitate the words in the Norwegian song that he didn't believe was Norwegian. Also, that word is not in the lyrics of the song. Almost did a spit take when he said it. Thanks for the laugh! 😂

[@maurmi]

thanks for that hilarious bit of info!

[@juliakanzler8380]

Yea I literally died when Eddy said "fitte" 💀

[@eiriktheman3241]

@@maurmi You're more than welcome! My pleasure! It's fun to spread the knowledge. However, it's probably a good idea to use this information wisely (if ever) if you're going to Norway. 😁

[@eiriktheman3241]

@@juliakanzler8380Right? 😂Made my day! Definitely had to go back and hear it a few more times. 😁

[@user-hn5il9zn4c]

8:56 btw 💀

[@palacejackson8172]

Petition for TwoSet to make a series where they educate themselves on the music of the different regions of the world! They could also have musicians from those regions showcase their playing.

[@somebodysvideos7876]

That would be great!

[@LyneaFlynn]

Wonderful idea! Music connects people to people, and TwoSet connects people to music!

[@omi_nous]

yess

[@MyTeddybear9]

That would be great!

[@amayapascualcajal2580]

Yeeesss

[@i_will_not_elaborate]

As an American, I thought the Canadian song was American too. Mainly because the guy sounds like he has a strong southern accent and couldn't understand him saying "hockey" until the subtitles. And "America, F*** Yeah!" made me laugh. 🤣

[@SaraSong-mw3zm]

Yeah I laughed my head off during that

[@Worship_Cthulhu]

To be honnest, that's a pretty crapy choice for a canadian song. English Canada kinda struggle differentiating themselves from US. They could have go with a riggodon of some sort, it sounds like nothing else on the planet ans it's an old fashioned french. + Nobody know this frickin hockey song in Canada.

[@sarayoung5509]

Stompin' Tom Conners!! One of my bosses would sing his songs at work, it was great! (wish they could have made that song the 'new' Hockey Night in Canada theme too)

[@Gormula137]

@@Worship_Cthulhu absolutely, a riggodon would have been 100% better

[@hamnster2094]

@@Worship_Cthulhu excuse me, but this song is very nostalgic for this Canadian, and so i imagine others as well! my grandma and papa would always play it for my brother, cousins, and i when we were little. so yes, some Canadians know this "frickin hockey song", as you say. besides, you seem - like many others in this comment section - to be missing the point. these videos are about STEREOTYPES, can you honestly say there is any more blatant a Canadian stereotype than assuming we're all moose-riding, maple-syrup-drinking, hockey-fanatic, lumberjacks?

[@dotdotdot...176]

"Argentina looks like a ballet foot." 💀 I can't unsee it 🤣

[@FreakieFan]

For anyone's interest: "America F*ck Yeah" is a song from the film "Team America" which was made by the creators of South Park. Hilarious song, hilarious movie. It's a parody, so no this song isn't serious, hahaha.

[@amandas.6500]

I laughed SO HARD when I heard it!! Their rationalization for why it was America was just as hilarious!! ❤

[@larrypholbrook]

Blame Canada whould have been fun Is there an episode of South Park where they use classical instruments like The Simpsons?

[@Taalul]

I know that song from someone’s animated video about the Vietnam war

[@FlissFloss2906]

I also laughed when I heard this one pop up! Funny film! Xx

[@TiffanyAllen1784]

Yeah, but American exceptionalism is 100% why it works as a parody. 🤣

[@marianneformento9830]

I'm laughing and I do get why they sometimes guessed wrong. They do have an idea of which country typically sounds like or how they sound like because of the melody or the instruments that were used, but adding being colonized as a factor to some countries that really throws you off 😩

[@omiscendo]

I laughed when I heard the cariñosa and just instantly knew it was from the Philippines (I’m Filipino) but they were guessing countries from South America like yeah that makes sense but also no

[@marianneformento9830]

@@omiscendo I'm from the Philippines too, we danced that I forgot what grade HAHAHA

[@teohyuanhui]

And also some countries are multicultural, like Malaysia

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

Sometimes I'm almost angry that they can be so uncultured about traditional European music... but then I remember that I grew up in Europe surrounded by this music and they grew up on the other side of the world. (It doesn't help that they've almost exclusively listened to classical music their whole life...) Plus we learn many things watching this channel and these types of videos are hilarious, so they're forgiven... 😄

[@TheRealMirCat]

That's what's weird about lists like these. Every country has like 10-20 genres and styles. Also, so many are shared.

[@riley3087]

TwoSet: We're so sorry for almost causing an Irish-British war with our stupidity. Also TwoSet: idk Scotland's probably a country by now.

[@aloe-lia]

4:04 As a German speaking... we don't quite have a song like this but there is a child-game-song called "Drei Chinesen mit dem Kontrabass" (which translates to "three chinese with the double bass") where you sing the song over and over but switch the vowels to only being one (like first time it's the original, then all vowels are a's, then e's, and so on). So you got pretty close there :D

[@kristinexxus3538]

We have that in Norway too! I rmemeber singing it in kindergarten, and since my name starts with a K we would never sign my letter

[@Snow0-0]

Omg we have a very similar thing in Israel (although it's two chinese with a violin)

[@maui3947]

Exactly thats the song we have in denmark Denmark too! 😂

[@dieweltverschworunggatescl1206]

Wie haben noch ein paar Problemchen

[@creeperpl4yer]

We have that in italy too!

[@Cliffeny]

The song "Zwei kleine Italiener" is about two Italians who have to work in Germany as sort of like guest workers, who just want to go back home and be with their families but they can't leave. It's really sad tbh

[@maurmi]

thank you for explaining that

[@winzentwinni]

As a German I have to say I didn't know this song it's arguable how representative they are. Also it's a very old fashioned song. If it weren't for the German lyrics I wouldn't have associated it with a German speaking country at all

[@voorth]

That seems to have been a popular topic in Germany back then - cf. Udo Jürgens' "Griechischer Wein"

[@winzentwinni]

@@voorth back then yeah. But I remember griechischer Wein

[@bearo8]

@@voorth in the 50s there was a labour shortage in Germany. There was a lot of initiative bringing guest workers from other countries in. Notably Italy and Greece and later Turkey. This led to the big minority of Turkish people in Germany today. There are also a lot of Italians and Greeks (and their descendants) still living in Germany. That's why it was a topic in music (and pop culture) of the time.

[@TheLalangue]

As a Ukrainian, I am very thankful to you for acknowledging that the "Carol of the Bells", as it is known in Europe and especially in the US, is actually a Ukrainian pagan spring folk song "Shchedryk", that later became a part of a Christian tradition and was arranged for the choir by Ukrainian composer Leontovych in 1916. After Ukrainian National Choir performed it at Carnegie Hall in 1921, the song was translated into English and presented as a Christmas carol in the US and Canada. For me, this is the most fascinating Christmas carol ever.

[@Jim87_36]

its actually my personal favorite as the melody seems so dark and foreboding to me.

[@hozyaka]

Yes!!! As a Ukrainian, I was beyond happy for the recognition :)

[@DoubleMusician]

овва, приємно було бачити нашу країну в списку! :)

[@Taliesin6]

i thought it was the frog song from Harry Potter XD

[@AllUpOns]

It's always been on of my favorite Christmas carols. Most of them are pleasant and relaxing, but Carol of the Bells is so intense. I'm happy to learn it's from Ukraine.

[@begui2613]

As a Spaniard, the Spanish songs were so on point. I could almost see either a pasodoble dance or a bullfight. I get that the sounds are very similar (I was completely lost throughout the video 😂), but when they were guessing mexico, I was like: what do you mean??? It's totally different!! 😆😆

[@LesserMoffHootkins]

And castanets

[@begui2613]

@@LesserMoffHootkins yes, that's definitely a telltale

[@andreuf8028]

me hubiera gustado escuchar paquito el chocolatero, pero el gato montés tmb es fácil de reconocer....

[@ccrespo25.5]

@@andreuf8028 La versión de King Africa por favor 😂

[@jonpeley]

Mexico and Spain, they are near, "ya tu sabe" 🤣. La próxima que pongan en Amparito para seguir el rollo taurino.

[@Grihmmy]

Eddie speaking Norwegian...and every Scandinavian just rewind 5 seconds and put their coffe down 🤭 You guys are fantastic 🌹🌹

[@laurazandegiacomo8127]

I would be curious to see a "guess the national anthem" by TwoSet 😌

[@juwry6526]

*I’ve never needed something more than this.*

[@laurencamila9024]

They did that already didn't they?

[@alltherandomstuff7354]

@@laurencamila9024 More of a you cringe you lose type of a video where one American lady sang Star Spangled Banner off key and that national anthem video where they kind of roast Putin for being overly serious.

[@ruthmunoz5649]

Yes plz

[@dauntlessedition8908]

Yes yes yes yes yes

[@TheAmmu21]

The reason why middle eastern and indian music sound similar, especially areas that fall under erstwhile Ottoman empire/ Persia/ the stepp, is because we were conquered by the Persian kings and people from the steph and we had significant exchange of culture and trade with the Arabic and middle-eastern kingdoms. South-east Asian music also has quite a few similarities to south indian classical music because of the influence of the chola dynasty ( a southern and eastern indian kingdom) on places like Cambodia, Indonesia , Thailand, Phillipines and Malaysia.

[@brendamiller5785]

thanks for the history refresher...much appreciated

[@iaf1810]

Wow

[@abdurrahmanzulfikry9202]

Yeah agree, I think Dangdut from Indonesia is hugely influenced by Indian and Middle Eastern music. It's just these lately that they brought more of the Javanese influence to create a genre called Koplo.

[@Shodono.]

And for philippines there is also spanish because yeah they invaded us

[@Shodono.]

And for philippines there is also spanish because yeah they invaded us

[@lacialovescats]

I'm Indonesian. Specifically Javanese. Indonesia has so many different ethnicity within one country I can't quite pinpoint the origin of that song used as Indonesian image. Javanese folk songs don't sound like that or I'd have recognized it in a heartbeat. Anyways, that song is from Sumatra. It's clear by the vague Melayu tune in it. Dunno which specific province in Sumatra tho.

[@racxxclo8861]

Setelah didengar 3x, Ig.. Minangkabau? Sukuku Minang dan suaranya kedengaran familiar di kuping aku. Tapi Minang tuh sendiri juga punya beberapa bahasa yg berbeda tiap daerahnya. Jadi kurang tau lebih jauh spesifiknya di mana.

[@LexusLFA554]

"Zwei kleine Italiener" is actually a Eurovision song. A very, very old one.

[@arturoromero951]

1962, my dad was 3, and my mom was nonexistent

[@alinalinalina6825]

As an Indonesian, i can say they were kinda pranked because the country is so huge and diverse each region has their own traditional music that is different from each other. By no means this is stereotypical and I don't blame them for not getting it right 😂 Edit: wow so many likes, thanks guys!

[@lucianatania12]

Yeahhh I agree!

[@ameiliaerna687]

My thought exactly … to be honest I’m not sure what Indonesian stereotypical music sound like. Is it dangdut?

[@eloraviee8320]

ikr to be fair the instrumental is sooo familiar but i couldn't understand the language so i guessed smth close like brunei lol

[@iadoresunghoon_]

Fr and like dangdut too

[@farradina6291]

@@eloraviee8320 yeah same i guessed Philippines lol

[@bonnieschannel6816]

Being Italian I immediately recognized Funiculi Funicula 8:06. It's a traditional song from Naples. And it's sang in dialetto napoletano (in dialect from Naples). This song was made in the 1800 to celebrate the building of the first funicular in Naples!!!! The words basically mean let's go to the funicular hahaha

[@timmylau1132]

i first hear this song because Peter griffin sing it in one of the family guy episodes. He change the lyrics but the melody is there..... something about pointy hat.

[@moonwatcher99]

You know what's hilarious, when I was in grade school chorus (USA) we sang a song with that exact tune, and the chorus was 'Funiculi Funicula'. The rest was in English, it was basically about being happy and wanting to spread music. (This was like, grade 4. Not extremely advanced.) No idea how accurate a translation that was. Also, they used the basic tune in the old commercials for the Doodle Dome back in the late 80's - early 90's. (Like an Etch-a-Sketch, but round.)

[@ABHthepicurious]

That piece sounded familiar to me, it seems pretty popular! Thank you for sharing that tidbit here. I like history and this was a nice comment to discover :D

[@rtfirefly8092]

My favorite version of the song is sung by Mario Lanza. Big, merry, and whimsical! I have to go listen to it now!

[@rockinghorse13]

I'm not Italian but my parents used to listen to traditional Italian songs a lot, so I recognized it right away, as I did O Sole Mio during their piano charade with Sophie. Love these songs as they are so beautiful

[@omarsiza89]

How beautiful you guys have taken so beautiful music from different countries!!! I am Colombian and the song you played is deep inside of our memories!…. It is part of the traditional music older generations gave us! You almost got me crying! Great work exploring music around the world!!! Love from Latin America!!

[@Tara_P_Rose]

I love it when you guys do these, cuz we can play along too (& learn something new too) I was always really good at knowing all about countries & their music so this is is a real fun challenge for me!

[@littleeldar4762]

I'm a Thai fan and I literally laughed out loud when the music started playing 😂 It's actually traditional northeastern music, which is influenced by Laotian culture. It's usually played in the countryside or specific events. Sometimes people will dance along the music and say 'Grooooo! Heh! Heh!' lol

[@makeawishhh7701]

I'm like if they gonna have Thailand in the challenge​ and they play northeastern style music or like หมอลำ It'll be so hilarious, and they really did 😂

[@asdfghjkl803]

oh my gosh im thai too!!!😆

[@williamrheartloft]

Really hard finding Thai twoset fans

[@DERSITHA]

@@williamrheartloft ikr

[@asdfghjkl803]

@@williamrheartloft yeah agree

[@easkay]

I love how Team America's parody of the country is _so_ good that other nationalities think it's genuinely serious 😂

[@phannybrce]

If they picked the song about Pearl Harbor, I wonder how they would have guessed 😆

[@MarcMercier1971]

I'm deeply patriotic... one could say "patriotic AF"... but that song is so cringe, I find myself in the fetal position.

[@eleanorlanpher34]

The only people I’ve seen take that song seriously is non Americans. Over here people sing that only to be ironic 😂

[@gracie5463]

that song is an ongoing joke with my band class lol

[@joeyouyang]

its sad nowadays the US woke crowd thinks if you fly a US flag its racist

[@dianacelis2876]

Listening Brisas del Pamplonita here, was awesome!!! 🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴 You guys should listen Garzón y Collazos they made Colombian typical music from the Andes

[@Asbjoern135]

04:05 we actually got a song, in danish called three small chinese people on højbro square, but it's mostly a kids song meant for learning the vowels so you basically repeat the two lines in the song and change vowels. it's pretty inoffensive despite the name, i think "kinesere" was chosen because of it's lenght and the number of vowels

[@muenchhausenmusic]

Same in Germany, "Drei Chinesen mit'm Kontrabass"

[@01s.61]

10:06 Thai twosets fans we rise!! The chosen snippet is fairly traditional Thai haha its what we would call a country song that’s probably why eddy thought of karaoke lol It would’ve been interesting/funny if you guys were to hear the language too but thank you for including us! You have a lot of fans here as well eddy&brett a lot of my friends watch your channel💛🇹🇭

[@npkmanasatienkijmusic]

ว้าวเพิ่งเจอแฟน twoset คนไทย

[@bl8p]

Ayeee another thai fan here!

[@vboysoye]

Eyy

[@dear_3207]

วู้ววววว

[@datap2527]

Brett : SOUTH AFRICA!!!! Lmao

[@rockinghorse13]

9:54 I died when they did the parody 1980s karaoke, even the font type is authentic 😂😂😂😂😂

[@velfarre]

the mtv would definitely have been some stock footage of ple walking in a meadow or looking out at sea

[@rockinghorse13]

@@velfarre and some random guy and girl looking longingly at each other

[@velfarre]

@@rockinghorse13 but they're not together of course otherwise no 心痛. the best part is if it was in 台语 like min nan hokkien type

[@rockinghorse13]

@@velfarre omg yes, especially those that are sung very passionately

[@cynthiakwan7035]

I died x2 🤣 Even the screen ratio was 4:3

[@Feimicha]

My language and musical analysis phases came in handy for this again (Still in both, I was taught French and it’s easy to pick out similarities in other languages, like Portuguese, though it wasn’t related, immediately made me think of most Western European countries…as for the Spanish music, I think I was absorbed enough in the background music for Coco that I remembered styles that could be similar, hence me guessing Spanish-speaking countries/regions when Cuba and Chile came up)

[@tereee23]

love this series, you should make more of these

[@user-ld3cv6yh2p]

As a non-musician I've come to realize how much I've fallen in love with music because of this channel. You guys always upload videos around the same time I wind up my work for the day. So I started today's work knowing that you two will post something tonight. It gave me something to be excited for after a full day of work. Thank you so much

[@swan8815]

Yess samee i don't play any instrument I'm an engineering student but I'm still here anyway and also my violin pieces playlist is increasing day by day because of them i love it 😭✋🏻

[@junyajiang7150]

same!

[@catchyname58]

I can relate to you, I started listen classical music because of two set violin

[@actualzelda]

@Don't Read My Profile Photo stop

[@Jessica-yp1ex]

✨Sing Along ✨ 09:53 🎶為什麼你沒有回我的電話😢 🎶为什么你没有回我的电话😢 🎶Wèishénme nǐ méiyǒu huí wǒ de diànhuà😢 🎶Why didn't you answer my phone😢 09:58 🎶我的心好痛苦💔 🎶Wǒ de xīn hǎo tòngkǔ💔 🎶My heart is SO hurt💔 10:00 🎶痛苦 痛苦 痛苦😭 🎶Tòngkǔ Tòngkǔ Tòngkǔ😭 🎶HURT HURT HURT😭

[@ayuyu_uyuya]

This part made me laugh so hard 😭😂

[@jacquelineliu2641]

Are you trying to represent his allergy-affected nose? Because you're missing an "n" in 什 and 电

[@Jessica-yp1ex]

@@jacquelineliu2641 No, cause actually I made the romanization by translate, so there might be some mistakes, by the way, thanks for telling me.

[@jacquelineliu2641]

@@Jessica-yp1ex Yea I was half-joking actually XD

[@ericO141]

i need to know what song is this

[@meatcarrot]

I'm chilean and i was soooo surprised when la consentida started; the music genre is called cueca. I'd love to watch twoset react to latinamerican music in the future!! we have lots of colours and interesting sounds!!!!

[@javieragarridob670]

sii yo igual viva chile

[@flowii.]

Q bacán encontrar un chileno, al fin la existencia de Chile ha sido reconocida!!

[@boyanaskrbic]

​@@flowii. Bien aquí la comunidad chilena !💖🇨🇱 TwoSet and all, watch some video of La Consentida, which corresponds to the folklore of Chile, is from our national dance called "cueca". It is a very beautiful dance that is danced as a couple and it's courtship. It is the most beautiful folk dance in the world, and I mean it! ☺️💖🇨🇱

[@Roblecop]

America F*** Yeah is a pretty good representation of American stereotypical music lol watching this and the first video you did really makes me want to explore more music from the Caribbean and South America. Some total bangers there.

[@hanasatsukii]

I’m SOBBING at the rendition of old school Chinese karaeoke 😆😆😆 It sounds SO much like it!!

[@rundownorange]

6:46 yeah! Eddy was right, cariñosa was introduce by Spanish and it passes down to different regions that also creates other version of the dance. It's actually a courtship dance which also portrays act of flirting and just by hearing the name, I suddenly remember that during 6th Grade when we performed this for a project, I kinda hoped to be paired with my cRuSh looool

[@hanjesse31]

Actually it is the instrument. Banduria

[@julelein8342]

Everyone has probably danced to it at one point in elementary-

[@cuppntea]

@@hanjesse31 yep the old bandurria

[@geografisica]

I want part 3 pleaaase!!! Include more countries!

[@nillarafael3883]

Funny how I got Thailand immediately ahah, and the karaoke description fits well. But it's actually the beat / bass combo that is the most recogniseable part. Respect the cow bell!

[@EwingTaiwan]

As a Taiwanese, I can 400% relate to the 10:00 karaoke subtitle stuff, LMAO

[@nawiatboi1844]

The sudden Taiwanese KTV style made me spit out the water in my mouth🤣

[@thatviollerette474]

Same LMAOOO

[@hpmoody]

Any East or South East Asian can relate :D

[@nabiz_thingz]

As a Hmong kid, I grew up with that 😭👌

[@Saskatchetooner]

我愛台灣

[@mattk4679]

As someone who lives in Canada, I never thought I'd hear Stompin Tom Connors on Two Set Violin... And the dynamic duo whiffing on the origins of a song about HOCKEY. But good to see you guys back home!

[@MJLake]

From the moment it started I was like, "they're going to guess the States, aren't they?" xD Happy belated Canada Day, all!

[@lando_jm4609]

we love stompin tom

[@humblesparrow]

SO stereotypical . . . I was still thrilled!

[@snowyminnesota6028]

Geez, even as an American - well of COURSE as an American - I knew exactly where that song had to be from! ;p Love you Canadians.

[@elissahunt]

I hadn't heard the song before, but the word "hockey" gave it away.

[@IsastreuSnow]

I'm Portuguese, and even at the beginning of the Portuguese music, I didn't think it was Portuguese. But the lyrics do say "alma Portuguesa", which translates to "Portuguese soul". Was defo not expecting The Portuguese Loyalist song (we are a republic btw), as I was hoping you guys would have the chance to listen to some Fado (either Amália or Mariza).

[@none8026]

It took me a while to realize it's Portuguese, as soon I understood a word I just guessed Italia 😂

[@Syd_the_Slothy]

Filipino here, literally remembering Filipino Folk Dance and wanting to do it on the spot when I heard Cariñosa! Lots of love from here, a bunch of high school students here studying strings watch you here. Keep up the good work TwoSet! Edit: "Por-du-gal" rip

[@tunesquicklee]

TIMESTAMPS W/O SPOILERS (answers below) 00:40 country 1 01:58 country 2 02:41 country 3 03:04 country 4 03:30 country 5 04:08 country 6 04:28 country 7 04:54 country 8 05:30 country 9 06:13 country 10 06:53 country 11 07:28 country 12 08:06 country 13 08:39 country 14 09:17 country 15 09:37 country 16 10:18 country 17 10:50 country 18 11:11 country 19 11:26 country 20 11:49 country 21 12:13 country 22 12:42 country 23 13:21 country 24 ANSWERS (you've been warned) 1. Iceland, Tyrkjaránid 2. Colombia, Brisas del Pamplonita 3. Ukraine, Shchedryk (Carol of the Bells) 4. Canada, The Hockey Song 5. Germany, Zwei kleine Italiener 6. Chile, La Consentida 7. Malaysia, Zapin Ghalit 8. USA, America F^^^ Yeah 9. Slovenia, Na Golici 10. Phillipines, Cariñosa 11. Somalia, Timo Sadaraley 12. Egypt, Hathor 13. Italy, Funiculi Funicula 14. Norway, Ved Standford Brua 15. Cuba, Hasta Siempre Comandante 16. Thailand, Traditional Music 17. The Netherlands, Dutch Windmills 18. Japan, The Plight of the Samurai 19. Brazil, A Garota de Ipamena (The Girl from Ipanema) 20. Bulgaria, Tri Radi 21. Indonesia, Tak Tong Ton 22. Spain, El Gato Montés 23. Portugal, Deus, Pátria, Rei 24. Morocco, Traditional Berber Music

[@mr_petabyte]

You're a legend

[@jacobudall]

Thank you

[@pdrpi_lot]

thank youu

[@techdot40]

8:55 I love the way Eddt says "where do they sat "jo" and "fitte"." ("Fitte"in norwegian means "a womans bodypart")

[@mentallyunstable6950]

I'm Slovenian and I actually used to play the accordion. As soon as I heard the 'BA-DU-DU-DUUUU' from Na golici I immediately recognised it, lol. The amount of hours I spent practicing that song just to be able to play it at the correct speed is mind-boggling. (excuse my horrid grammar, ty.)

[@linglingss_-]

part of my night routine is watching two set until im super tired. love u guys🫶🏽

[@maxxity6128]

I would've never thought, in a million years, that twoset violin would react to chilean traditional music like La Consentida. Simply epic. 🇨🇱🇨🇱

[@alvarorc1]

It was f epic, I was surprised when the song started playing. Couldn't believe it. I was hoping for Chile to appear but knew in my heart the probability was low. Really glad it was there

[@felixsde4472]

awante🇨🇱🇨🇱

[@hiNoe219]

el mejor pais de chile 🇨🇱

[@maxxity6128]

Viva chilito

[@victoriag990]

Samee

[@SaraCasal]

As a Portuguese I loved your gibberish interpretation of Portuguese, Brett! 🤣🤣🤣 Good job, Eddy!

[@momotozaki]

It just burst out laughing 🤣😭 so funny

[@nicomendes815]

I'm going to start saying na ploh vi to anyone around me with no explanation whatsoever

[@3719472]

even funnier that the wort portuguese is in the lyrics and they completly missed it :D

[@brunomartins1477]

Should've been Fado...

[@lilswan7464]

@@nicomendes815 what is that? where did they even hear that bit? 😂

[@Tribdinosaur]

I had a double take when I heard Cariñosa in a Twoset video hahaha That opening melody style (which sounds sorta like an arpeggio) is very common in many Filipino folks songs, especially the ones that were influenced by Spanish music

[@heverterrificus]

More videos like this, please!! Greetings from Brazil!!👍

[@lemuelsambitan6682]

The way Eddy was aware about the Spanish occupation in the Philippines but then proceeds to pronounce Cariñosa in Italian got me *CACKLING* 💀💀💀

[@katam6471]

Well, this went well! 😂 At least when they said Ukraine/Sweden is kind of close, they mixed up two countries with the same colours of their flags. What really impressed me was how confident Brett was with the Norwegian music. Well done!

[@Casutama]

What really impressed *me* was Brett guessing Austria for the Slovenian entry. Because he wasn't really wrong. I mean, he was, but it could have been Austrian. Music like this is still played in Austria. It's not so much either Slovenian OR Austrian, it's more that it's in the a cross-border musical tradition of Alpine Folk Music (Alpenländische Volksmusik). Look up "Blasmusik Österreich" (brass music Austria) on KZbin, you'll find a lot of entries that are basically indistinguishable from the excerpt chosen. I'm from Austria, I've been singing and playing various types of Austrian folk music since early childhood, and I was completely convinced the answer was Austria. Bit arrogant of me ofc, since I did know that Alpine Folk Music isn't an exclusively Austrian thing. I bet you anything that everyone in Austria (apart from people who actually know this specific piece of music) would have got this wrong.

[@gkeller1031]

Sometimes I forget that not everyone knows Funiculi Funicula. I worked in an Italian restaurant for years, so I'm very familiar with it. And also it's like *the* most famous stereotypical Italian song.

[@adelinaarmstrong9423]

im shocked that people don't know it too, maybe it's just because i grew up with the Veggie Tales parody LDGSLGS

[@SaraSong-mw3zm]

Ngl as an American The American freaking broke me I was hyperventalitating laughing at that

[@maddykrantz]

I mean Yeah. I'm from Cali

[@ranonampangom2185]

Yeah not all of us are like that. Just the loud ones. 😓

[@cerebrummaximus3762]

11:42 "My image of Bulgaria is like strong, they chop logs and stuff *puh-chh* ...each person can carry a hundred feet log." I mean I don't deny, haha! Thanks for including Bulgaria, and being kind :)

[@ignessimeonova5475]

I have been waiting to see Bulgaria in their videos for soooo long. Айдееее!

[@brendamiller5785]

when he said that my mind went to Scotland and the Caber Toss.

[@ivynight6276]

The concentration in Brett’s face vs the denial in Eddy’s face 😂 😂 😂

[@tallia2547]

I am so happy that you have included a Bulgarian song here. Maybe it would be lovely to educate yourself on Bulgarian and other Eastern European countries music and how the music was influenced and the transitional instruments we have. We are unfortunately not viewed with a great eye, however we have very amazing talents like Vasco Vasilev (violinist) who has played all over the world and has won many awards. We have a famous singer called Valya Balkanska who’s song is included in the Golden record and is still being carried in space (Izlel je delyo hajdutin) on both Voyager 1&2. There are many samples from Bulgarian chores( folk) included in modern day songs of big western artists. I would love to see a new audience know about my country and music. Bulgaria is known for many other things like Yoghurt (in Japan they even requested permission to get mother culture to be able to have a great yoghurt like ours which still carries the name), Rose oil which is mass produced in Bulgaria and together with Turkey we hold up to 80-90% of the world’s oil production. Greetings from a Bulgarian person who has followed you since your start as a duo. Overall I want to say that i love this channel and I am happy to see you continue to explore music in many entertaining ways. Hope you have a lovely day.

[@Pinkyorangegirl]

Жестоко есе написа, бе братле!

[@riverlockwood]

The Bulgarians are multiplying ,поздрави от Русе!!

[@MajahetBijtje]

As a Dutch, I've heard a lot of the European songs played, sang the kleine italianer and funicoli funicola out loud, but I've never in my live heard that Dutch song 🙈 🎼♥️

[@CC-tu9xs]

As a Filipino when it got to the Cariñosa, I immediately recognized it because I remember dancing to that in 3rd grade- The cariñosa originated in Panay Island and was introduced by the Spaniards during their colonization of the Philippines. It is related to some of the Spanish dances like the bolero and the Mexican dance jarabe tapatio or the Mexican hat dance. They were right when they said that it sounded like Spanish lol I also knew about the Plight of the Samurai because I remember watching a traditional Japanese umbrella dance with that song.

[@beaortiz6793]

pero ang tunog ng mga banduria ay SOBRANG obvious. alam ko kaagad

[@Nuero_idk]

They played this track a lot for the PE 2 warmup session at my uni

[@lgjosh2481]

Bigla nag click lang sa utak eh hahah

[@kerwinkencunanan35]

basic fundamental steps of rhythmic dance eyyyy

[@julianasilva6946]

I recognized it because there is a philippino rapper who had a viral video months ago who used this song in the beggining of his rap!!! I didn't know this is a famous song in the philippines.

[@jxx7396]

OMG i totally relate to 9:45 as a 90s kid with a Chinese dad who used to sing karaoke all the time. Even editor-san's lyrics addition was so nostalgic!

[@itz_tokyo01]

My God...I would love to see a whole video of you both speaking in spanish. Greetings from Colombia! ❤

[@beatrizletras693]

as a portuguese i can assure you i was laughing my head off at that section ahahah

[@pumpkid5394]

It's literally a fascist song, brilliant

[@beatrizletras693]

@@pumpkid5394 what does that have to do with reaction?

[@ranonampangom2185]

@@pumpkid5394 I can assure you that their producer, who picked the songs, intended no offense. Don't take it seriously.

[@Zergling.]

@@ranonampangom2185 As a portuguese , even if the song was a from a dictatorship, it actualy goes with the theme of portuguese song being more slow and sad kinda songs, theres others more energetic but i see this a portugal, edit: the song was for monarchy. And no we did not have a fascist in Portugal, we had dictator and its regime but not facism, sadly even in my country people did not go to history class to learn about it, and think everything that has a dictator is fascism.

[@fabiopalma4429]

Bora Portugal caralhooo

[@NgKimHoLester_djkimion007]

As a Southeast Asian (Malaysian Chinese-Filipino), I'm so glad I could get the Malaysian, Filipino, Thai and Indonesian ones right! Though it could be obvious in some cases that some of our sounds are derived or influenced by others due to colonial histories or past contacts with neighbouring cultures. Well done TwoSet Education! 😄

[@dasarbangor]

I'm Indonesian and can't even guess my own country right 🙈

[@jonathanchan7896]

I thought the Malaysian Zapin sounded Indian.

[@hanznathanpo]

Are u hokkien by any chance?

[@bingusbinted]

@@dasarbangor i thought for indonesia they’d put dangdut there lmao

[@lacialovescats]

@@bingusbinted ain't we all 😂😂😂 But the song does sound vaguely Malay/the origin of ancient dangdut

[@lu-cipher]

They have a really good memory of their fans, I love that they recall specific people and care enough to remember meeting us ❤

[@pimoolthuis]

I am Dutch, and "Dutch Windmills" or "Nederlandse Molens" doesn't ring any bell to me, it's got to be really old I guess. Btw, I just discovered your channel today, and the way you play and discuss about music makes me happy as a amateur musician myself! Keep up the good work and I am looking forward to pt. 3!

[@myrtlesocks2811]

"Dutch Windmills" is from 2015 and was made by two Americans. It's not actual traditional Dutch music, that's why no one will recognize it as such.

[@pimoolthuis]

@@myrtlesocks2811 oh really, I never heard about that! I should look up how the original sounds like😄

[@myrtlesocks2811]

@@pimoolthuis Google is your friend, mate! Searching 'Dutch Windmills music' will give you the full version on YT as the first result.

[@Widdekuu91]

Same here, I thought 15-miljoen-mensen would be a good Dutch one. Thát brings small tears to your eyes. Not an electronic sounding accordeon.

[@Widdekuu91]

@@myrtlesocks2811 Ahhh...same genre as 'Zehr verehrt ein freend van main mooder teh ontmooten" (friends) and the No Go Zones from Pete Hoekstra.

[@populationme]

as a malaysian, the zapin beat is really recognizable, its been a part of our culture for a very very long time, but i have to admit, i also thought saudi arabia for the first few seconds hahah

[@populationme]

the indonesian one was also pretty recognizable to me, yay! but...i did not get the rest of them

[@michelacorlito958]

as an italian i legit died when they said “funichulì funichulà” and then proceeded to ask themselves if “sì” was italian (yes it is)

[@key2thestars143]

The "BLACKPINK" at 7:35 oh my gosh I don't know why I found it so funny but 🤣🤣🤣

[@luvsdvds]

I enjoy watching your videos, but I think that the next step for you guys is to study the music of the countries you missed. :) And then take another Stereotypical Music quiz. Looking forward to it. Ah, here is a hint: whenever you hear castanets, it is usually music from Spain. :)

[@anunearthlychild8569]

The song from Germany is from the 60s. At that time, many workers from Turkey and Italy came to Germany because there were many jobs available and there was no work at home. The lyrics are about 2 young Italians who had to leave their loved ones at home and are very homesick.

[@RTAbram]

As a Canadian, the fact that you didn't immediately associate The Hockey Song (by "Stompin'" Tom Connors) with Canada was baffling. I thought hockey was the only thing we're known for internationally (and maple syrup).

[@stickman2358]

I mean you're also known for being friendly. :D

[@blitvar1]

Oh come on! Everybody knows that you have an idiot as prime minister. :-D

[@sunsunsunh]

you also have some caribous over there

[@CommunistBearFighter]

you're also known for being part of America

[@randomperson5579]

and bagged milk

[@LunaMoonlight95]

4:28 I'm Malaysian but was actually thinking of an Arabic country myself. Something about it seemed familiar enough to me though that I just waited for the answer. We weren't completely off though as Zapin is an Arabic influenced dance and music that originally came to Malaysia from Yemen hence why it sounded like something you would hear from Turkey or Arab countries.

[@lolyrana623]

actually my first guess that came to my mind was Yemen. I am more amazed now.

[@meowiguess903]

I thought the same too but it gave away when I heard a bit of violin (I guess? Or is it accordion?) at the end

[@diyanamunira]

Saaaaame! I was shooked too.

[@mstfbrskrdrk]

I am from Turkey and I thought It's %90 Turkish but lmao

[@AV-we6wo]

I love reading the comment section after seeing videos like that, I can learn so much about the world we share. Greetings from Germany to Malaysia.

[@williamrheartloft]

Hi guys I'm a fan from Thailand and I have been watching you guys for the long time, thank you for spreading "Classical Music" to peoples I'm really glad.

[@65150s]

7:07 East African beats!!! I'm from Eritrea and I could recognize it but the song is in arabic and only in Somalia people speak arabic (in the Horn of Africa)

[@amandas.6500]

...still laughing at 5:10 Eddy's face at "Fuck Yeah!" BTW Happy Fourth of July everyone!

[@Even_WS]

Funny how you talk about the song and then at the same time you told everyone Happy Fourth of July. Like, nothing could be more American than what you did 😂

[@amandas.6500]

@ephraimflores99 it was fourth of July when I wrote that.( or close to it)🙂

[@Even_WS]

@@amandas.6500 yeah, but it was like casually saying "Happy U.S. Independence Day" for a lot of people who are not Americans and who will never celebrate such occassion in their country of origin. I mean don't get me wrong, I just find it funny that it has in someway a very "America, Fuck Yeah!" vibe into it. 😂

[@TaveZgg]

You guys played yourselves on the Spanish one, there were castanets in the background which were a dead giveaway hahah

[@arock7462]

Spain ...without the "S"

[@cobrasys]

Came here to say exactly that.

[@emerana]

it was the only guess I got right from the whole video. Castanets indeed. My abandoned high school guitar lessons sorta paid off, 30 years later >.

[@wakingtheworld]

I was shouting 'Spain' at my computer! But as to the rest, I fared worse than them!

[@cobrasys]

@@wakingtheworld Same, actually!

[@tonik1546]

You're cool, and funny as always🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 P. S. Just a personal thing: I'm Ukrainian, and I can't describe how I was pleased hearing our Ukrainian 'Carol of the bells', maaaan, my heart melted and I just screamed 😅especially now, when russia is attacking us, it's so good to hear Ukrainian music, which originally was ours, but not everyone knows that ❤❤❤❤

[@kafuuchinon]

Please come to Thailand!! It will definitely be a great journey.

[@wedonotknowwemustnotknow1221]

Eddy, if you think a song called "two small chinese" would be racist I've got to tell you one of the most famous german children songs is called "3 Chinesen mit dem Kontrabass" and in every verse all vowels are replaced by a single one to mimic the sound of chinese :'D the lyrics are about 3 chinese people playing the double bass on the street and then being arrested by the police.

[@rotemmiranda7579]

12:24 they just sang Tetris

[@Widdekuu91]

Ved Stanford Brua sounds exactly like the Dutch song Elly - Padvindster (the first two lines that she sings that keep coming back.) It's a song about a Scouting girl that has troubles that get worse-and-worse because everyone gives her bad advice or tells her to just "deal with it." And she's determined to stay happy but in the end, realises she's ended up as a lisping mother of six lisping kids, who lost her retainer and pills, got married to a psychopath and she's smiling still but she doesn't mean it anymore. Yeah I know, it's a niche music-style.

[@wyattstevens8574]

0:53 I agree! 5:35 I can see that- it actually sounds similar to Jarabe Taptio there. Surprised that Brett picked out "The Girl From Ipanema" so fast!

[@heisenberg8403]

Ling ling’s power emissions have brought all of us here. 40 hours has turned a mortal into a deity

[@linjennifer960]

Can't stop laughing at "I apologize on his behalf" at 12:51 😂

[@stevenyangkun]

Maybe Scooby do that

[@Amelia_Twosetter]

dude im a Vietnamese fan(nothing to relate abt this song but it was just really good and i think i've heard the first melody somewhere already) but when i saw there reaction for the Egypt music it was lit, i rlly want them to listen to the whole song

[@lenasophie5455]

You should do a modern version of this with like songs that are currently in the charts or something in the languages of the countries :)

[@alltherandomstuff7354]

Yes ! It's back !!!! Missed the old setup with the piano in the background. Seeing that plant behind Eddy is a refreshing upgrade 💕 You guys need to upgrade and be more open minded to world music Edit: Eddy's nose though. Hope you're okay ~ * The songs that I knew in this video are Philippines (of course, it's standard for Elementary students), Italy (the melody's so catchy, I recalled watching Fun and Fancy Free where Donald and Goofy were singing to that Italian tune), and Brazil (The Girl From Ipanema).

[@hailee1277]

It's kind of hard to pin point the exact country though. I messed up my own 😂

[@nawiatboi1844]

9:52 I will die laughing😂

[@Maria-op2bg]

Make a part2 to this it was so entertaining bssnjs😭😭

[@reddragon8]

This is so funny 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Definitely keep going with these guessing games. 😆

[@wyp8421]

The one of Spain , you could easily guess it from the background musical beatings of the traditional instrument called “ castañuela “ .

[@sukritipandey9323]

As an Indian, this is the most fun I have had. edit: I also kinda wish that the guys explore more of Indian classical music someday. Bollywood has painted a very wrong picture of what real Indian music is. It is much elevated, and cultured with InTrIcacIes that I think Brett and Eddy will really enjoy. I do suggest Voice of the moon by Anoushka Shankar.

[@mangos_1929]

Truth. Completely agree.

[@SS-co9it]

Fun fact: the Italian song is sung in Neapolitan language, who is the second most spoken language in Italy, so it has really small of “italian” in it. It resembles a bit standard italian just because is a neo-latin language (such as spanish, portuguese, romanian, etc)

[@merveoztrkk]

As a Turkish I thought that Malaysian song was Turkish too lol 😂😂 super fun video, thanks you guys!

[@HOPEfullBoi01]

It sounds Arabian if anything, nothing like any Turkish music at all

[@gpgara]

The music at around 2:00 is SO Colombian, it made me homesick from the first note :( The type of music is called pasillo, and it's a type of dance-hall music from the first half of the 20th century popular in Colombia at the time. It incorporated lots of Spanish and other European elements (waltz, for instance), and mixed in some Indigenous/African rhythms and other elements.

[@brendatraversa6674]

As an Argentinian, I used to think my country looked like a steak, but now I cannot avoid seeing a ballet foot 🩰 thanksss . Black pink! Lol

[@LottePea]

"Someone watching this who speaks this lenguage is so pissed right now" Me, a brazilian: I wonder what it is, it does sound like gibberish The song: 🎶 A ALMA PORTUGUESA 🎵 Me: ok, my bad

[@LinShuYan]

A Thai subscriber here~ I know nothing about music but I love watching your content, please keep it up 👍

[@ailem2707]

4:11 THE WAY I JUMPED I was joking to myself that if they were going to put Chile it would be this song (sad that it wasn’t the epic piano opening). I’M SO HAPPY SOMOS EL MEJOR PAÍS DE CHILE HERMANO 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱

[@clarimanet.]

VIVA CHILE MIERDAAAAAAAAA

[@javieragarridob670]

SI WEON VIVA CHILE MIERDAA

[@Yato_Kyouko]

SOMO EL MEJOR PAIS DE CHILE WEOOOON

[@jjjjj1631]

PORQUE SOMOS TANTOS

[@greatequator414]

9:14 Eddy sounds like a vacuum cleaner

[@strayquokka9117]

STOP IM LOSING IT

[@i_am_very_very_confused]

STOPP LMAOO

[@sapphiretorremoro6579]

1st second of the philippines' cariñosa and all my memories from when i was below 10 yrs old flooded back lmao everyone had to perform that at some point of their lives (if they are in school)

[@mariyadimitrova2097]

Bulgaria has a lot of very complex time signatures in traditional music and crazy harmonies, you should do a video reacting to that, it will blow your mind