NORWAY REACTION | FIRST TIME SEEING Karpe - PAF.no (Live at Lindmo, NRK) - TEACHER PAUL REACTS

[@adamdahl3080]

Norwegian here. Karpe Diem are legends in the earlier (domestic) hip-hop/rap scene in Norway. They started their career in the early 00s. They are known for their immigrant influenced upbringings, which they incroporate in their style. We love them

[@MouseGuardian]

Yes, the song and the words are in norwegian. Karpe, even though they are young-ish, are getting old in the norwegian scene and music industry. They are really big an inovative, always evolving, and finally they are going deep with their heritage, embracing the sounds of their immigrant roots, not holding back. Both the sound and the messages are telling stories of growing up in Norway with their backgrounds and so on. It is new and fresh and awesome to see them going hard in with accents and all on this album, not being emabarrassed as they might have been when younger in their carreers. It's really beautiful.

[@JozefLPslovakia]

They are popular only in Norway or in whole Scandianvia ? Because i know that they are maybe biggest in Norway, but are they popular for example in Sweden and Denmark ?

[@MouseGuardian]

@@JozefLPslovakia No idea tbh

[@mariannehemmelig3059]

The words are in norwegian and Arabic!☺️

[@deviltear]

Swede here. I LOVE Karpe and their music and I hope that they will be famous in Sweden aswell. You can tell that they are evolving all the time and this is one a whole new level. So damn good.

[@SaraKvammen-tx7qc]

​@@JozefLPslovakiaThey are popular all over,at least in Europe.

[@Anners1982]

They made a new type of genre.

[@christinalall7058]

I really love this song, goosebumps all over. So proud of karpe for sampling arabic undertones and lyrics from a old song. The beat and bass is soo catchy, the messege of the song is up to date and powerful. Nice reaction, happy you Liked it❤️😎

[@LightOblivion]

Really cool that you chose to react to this Karpe song. The entire album is very good. The two members have roots in India and Eqypt and they have pulled a lot of inspiration from traditional music in these parts of the world and created something they like to call Diaspora-pop. Ive not been very interested in their former music, but Ive fallen in love with this album.

[@Anners1982]

They actually bougt the whole villa and made it to an experience type of wonderlandsentre with personal adaption to top 100 individual fans. Only they were invited to the experience. They asked every fan of a thon of questions before they came to the show. "What is your favourite dish"? A fan answered His moms stew. In secret Karpe found out the recipe from te fans mother and served it during the dinner/musicshow. Now that is a dinner and show :P

[@Cloudyziza]

Hi, in case nobody has commented, he's singing about growing up in the world filled with plastic trees, where all people care about is more money. He's singing "hi dad, how are you doing"... Sort of a prayer for a dying world, from our children's perspective. The radio version is better, it has an AMAAAAAZING subwoofer beat to it, I recommend it :)

[@Cloudyziza]

Also probably worth mentioning that he's promissed to give away almost all profit from his music, and so far he's keeping his word. He's given away his first 1 000 000 NOK .

[@hansenbee123]

They just did a huge concert here where I live in Norway, at a football stadium 500 meters down the mountain / hill from me.....this song litterally shook the mountainside last night as they performed it, and the audience all sang their hearts out at the chorus so u could hear it echo through the norwegian fjord for miles...was kinda dope.

[@LeNaInLoVe]

The song is in Norwegian. Some of the members are not native to Norway, and yes it has an middle eastern elements to it💕 First time hearing this... this was AwZm❣🎼🎵🎶🎵

[@fatimabayachatti3058]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWLIZ6NofLmGjbc this is the original Tunisian🇹🇳 song if you want to check it out 😄

[@carolinesinding7827]

Karpe are incredible - you should definitely react to them more!! Their recent ‘sound’ and albums are about diaspora 🫶 by far my favourite Norwegian duo! And fun fact - the ‘new age’ recording studio is their actual studio.

[@todedo]

This is simply stunningly good, goosebumps like mad here. Best norwegian song in AGES! Respect.

[@burimradoni]

So im not the only one reacted exactly the same hearing and watching this masterpiece !!!!!

[@linushoholm9636]

As a norwegian i would recommend "lett å være rebell i kjellerleiligheten din" by Karpe. It's their second biggest song;)

[@k2411871]

You should listen to the live version infront of Norwegian kids..., Its awesome!

[@tonemalum254]

Sampled from a tunisisk traditional song. Put to Norwegian words mixed w/Arab words. I love Karpe!

[@ibtihelferci8173]

I'm very happy that a Tunisian song dating from the early XVI th centry keeps getting noticed and beautifully exploited by singers all over the world.

[@johnlungu4665]

Which song is that?

[@ibtihelferci8173]

@@johnlungu4665 kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2LHlKCBfq6Jfdk " Sidi Mansour" Saber Roubaai

[@SarmadJari]

@@johnlungu4665 It’s Partially based on a Tunisian song kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJDLZIOoe7SXfJY

[@olefosshaug5565]

@@johnlungu4665 kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGe4f2xqjrV7nrM

[@RambergKruse]

@@johnlungu4665I believe its called Sandstorm by Darude

[@Partybekkedal]

If you watch the videos from the 10 consecutive concerts in Oslo it will have English subtitles. The last album is gold, but the tracks demand reading between the lines. If you know someone who is a first generation immigrant you will get it. The sound picture are fantastic, the dance group...well it is all good! Karpe is geniuses at work. I was lucky enough to attend one of the concerts and it was the highlight of my year.

[@hellenypan5101]

Hi 😊 Cool that you responded so great at Karpes new song! I can imagine, you’ll like some of theire older work too. They starded as « Karpe Diem in 2000). In 2020, they started PAF- the Patel & Abdelmaguid Foundation- and gave/ still giving most of their income to refugees, immigrants and people living in asylum. Of course, these songs are written in norwegian- and more difficult to catch. I think you can imagine theire wibes and creativity in many songs and videos! Not at least in the film «Adjø Montebello» 2017 («Farewell Montebello») 👍🤩 Take a good listening,-many pearls in few shells! All the best 🤗

[@themetricsystem7967]

Their stage show 2022 Oslo Spektrum Arena. Their shows are spectacular. In their Omar Shariff album they mix Norwegian language with Hindu, Arab and other languages. But «spis din syvende sans» is Norwegian lyrics all through, Oslo Spektrum 2013.

[@sarakoujji6654]

WOW I loved it! It could be even more explosive, but I guess there is a limit due to bias.

The live version is super explosive: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZSmqIColNKafq8

[@dexter9444]

It’s tunisien songe and very famous song in North Africa region, ( tunisa , Algeria , morocco ) humbly this group they get famous when they use arabic tones , because it’s very rich! Don’t you , well let’s the world enjoy, i recommend also djsnak ( disco maghreb )

[@pixie5871]

I love the song its my fav song and my friends love it

[@BilalHadrey]

Now they performed in coke studio song❤❤

[@syno3608]

Damnnn.. this was a surreal vibe ❤️

[@marwaheni725]

In fact, I am a Tunisian song made by Saber Al-Rubai, and it is one of the most famous Tunisian songs

[@farzanasyed3627]

Check their live at Oslo, same song

[@ssolo223.22]

Allah Allah Ya Baba Wa Salam 3Layk

[@SamirTb]

This was inspired from "Allah Allah ya baba" which is a traditional song from Tunisia 🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳

[@miminmintarsih9624]

Very nice

[@noralvas8680]

I'am from norway!

[@4evermichael88]

Great reaction! Please react to more from them :)

[@Ozgerkocdemir]

We are getting new money but no one looks like us on them

[@BenTonyWinchester]

They made a Arib prayer in to a song😮😮😮

[@assidisafa6849]

Vive la Tunisie 🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳 It's tunisian folklore it was sang to a lot of languages ❤️

[@borbryk5620]

its a mix of Arab and Norwegian

[@KjetilBalstad]

Yeah, so I don't really listen to Karpe, but, Toyota'n til Magdi at least shows some of the genre diversity of the band, and I think it has a better beat, though it's not to be considered deep lyrics :p kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3_ZdmOGYtV7j6M

[@rafatmirani8583]

i speak norwigen and det story behind it its like a dey said i now dat youbjow dat ibwas big dad

[@a.klibanonnorway7658]

Vi er pakistani from Norway born en lyv Oslo

[@marwaheni725]

🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳

[@Randomdude21-e]

They got more power in other songs, you should react to aurora runaway - peace consert its insane

[@martinrandlielden4109]

Im from norway he sings on Norwegian but some arabisk

[@noralvas8680]

Jeg er fra norge

[@karinboman6877]

yes he is arab.

[@kissyz]

First like 1#

[@jonasjorangerlarsen]

Have a look at this to extend that feeling you got Paul: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZSmqIColNKafq8 This is from their consert

[@djdaco]

react to the five shoew, Omar Sheriff. subs!!!

[@chairulramadhan6160]

Lagu berbisik, putri isnari

[@minhnguyencong5769]

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[@raadtoma8216]

Can u react to more norwigen songs

[@TeacherPaulReacts]

Yes, please send me names and suggestions!

[@Mudjo0]

both of them are not native Norwegian one of them is Indian, and the other is Egyptian but their mothers are Norwegian

[@4evermichael88]

Not true tho. Both Chirag and Magdi are born Norwegians. Chirag’s father is of Indian heritage but grew up in Uganda, his mother is from India. They both immigrated to Norway before Chirag was born. Magdi’s father is Egyptian and his mother is Norwegian.