Yerakrak | ירקרק

[@1998tkhri]

All this is missing are all the comments saying "Shalom from [country]! I'm not Jewish, but I love Hebrew music. Beautiful."

[@OneMondBand]

😂😂😂 so true

[@YonahSaysBwab]

You’re also missing all the Yushke comments 😂😂😂

[@1998tkhri]

@@YonahSaysBwab You're right. Should have ended with "Yeshua is the melech messiah for ever and va'ed! Isaiah something:something." (I don't know the specific sources Messies try to use to force it to mean it's about Jesus)

[@YonahSaysBwab]

Eliran Sobel I think they’re always trying to quote Isaiah 53

[@efraimcooper5936]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@binjominrabbi]

It's that time of year again... when I read the Torah and can't stop laughing... 😂

[@jdjehesj]

Was wondering if anyone had the same idea as me

[@ygross18]

The only thing missing is the Jews of all different types dancing together in achdus (preferably in a supermarket)

[@YonahSaysBwab]

The supermarket 😂😂😂 How come I forgot about that part???

[@ChoniChannel]

My favorite part is the very subtle mixing up of the flow of the posuk "עור נגע צרעת"

[@samueladler9752]

He starts with the word "oi" which is in middle of a phrase, then as you mention, he pauses one word before the proper pause, and he does it with chassidishe havara. Now it all rhymes. Absolutely magnificent. Haven't laughed this hard since the Aveirah song.

[@ZevMeth_originaljewishmusic]

@@samueladler9752 Lol, I agree!

[@columbus8myhw]

@@samueladler9752 Of course, it only rhymes in that Polish(?) Yiddish accent he has

[@kruelkraedl]

you, sir, are a genius and need to post more videos.

[@theRombus]

Great. Now this is stuck in my head.

[@AYKarsh]

The irony that this song is going viral is what knocks it out of the park 😂

[@YonahSaysBwab]

To be honest, I think they should’ve had you singing it instead.

[@isaacfirst3112]

This. Is. A MASTERPIECE

[@yossiitzinger]

Good job, but no grocery store??

[@mendeldahan4886]

They haven't met them yet

[@isaacfirst3112]

Lmao I forgot this part

[@Izzy-vg8jv]

Never struggled more in studying for a test. This song just kept popping in my head.

[@ZevMeth_originaljewishmusic]

Lol!

[@melodie-allynbenezra8956]

But was it a Chumash test?

[@davidschmidt5507]

This is the "Everything is Awesome" of Jewish Music

[@bsrapoport]

Wins the internet today. Shame there probably aren't enough people who will appreciate it.

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Hilarious!! So on target, I loved it. Great work. I'm working on a video about Hasidic music on youtube and someone sent this to me and it gave me a real laugh.

[@YT-ne5ed]

Wedding songs of 2019 Krach fun de pickle Yerarok shebadunim

[@SH-yo6em]

This. Is. Awesome.

[@ssh995]

Rashi must be proud

[@adararelgnel2695]

This is brilliant!! Why have i never seen it before!!

[@splunka51]

If the lesion on the garment, the leather, the warp or woof [threads] or on any leather article, is deep green or deep red, it is a lesion of tzara'ath, and it shall be shown to the kohen. מטוְהָיָ֨ה הַנֶּ֜גַע יְרַקְרַ֣ק | א֣וֹ אֲדַמְדָּ֗ם בַּבֶּ֩גֶד֩ א֨וֹ בָע֜וֹר אֽוֹ־בַשְּׁתִ֤י אֽוֹ־בָעֵ֨רֶב֙ א֣וֹ בְכָל־כְּלִי־ע֔וֹר נֶ֥גַע צָרַ֖עַת ה֑וּא וְהָרְאָ֖ה אֶת־הַכֹּהֵֽן: deep green: Heb. יְרַקְרַק, the greenest of greens. - ירקרק: ירוק שבירוקין: deep red: אֲדַמְדָָּם, the reddest of reds. - אדמדם: אדום שבאדומים:

[@יהודהרוזנהיים]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 חחחחחחחחחחחחחח..... אחד השירים ששפכו אותי!!!!

[@ישראללוי-ט6ק]

dhtx ej ekskrhfic jdojxne

[@yankyg7936]

Got stuck in my head 😇

[@PelyIsrael]

Genius! It should have gone more viral

[@josefgoldberger5664]

Wow! Amazing! This is exactly what's needed, you are amazing! And what's more amazing is that you did not identity yourself! Keep it up!!! Please use out your talent and do more things like this. I really aprciate what you did. Thank you!

[@Isaacschwartz32]

You forgot the 5 minutes of credits at the end!! Skinny Pinny!!

[@GdiOishAlHatoirah]

This is amazing!

[@devira.]

Haha I saw this a year ago but it was stuck in my head for like a month so I decided to search for it and I found it 😂😂 I was surprised at how well I knew it

[@voice_of_reason889]

Pure genius

[@simchabaum7060]

It’s a unbelievable video.

[@yaakovklein4933]

A great piece of satire. As one of the commenters said - kudos to exposing the sad reality of today's soul-less Jewish music scene in a humorous manner. This hits home.

[@J.C.M.Y.E.N.F.]

I'll try to make this short.. music is a taste and everyone has a different one .. and what do u define soulful? Sad chorbin bais hamikdosh songs? Havdalah song by yehuda green? If u get out of that little box ur cramped in u will release that some people need this upbeat music and it talks to the soul much more for a lot of people.. songs like this brings simcha and dance and after all that's what some people need.. so instead of judging or mocking a crazy funny song that's wired in its own way... stop having sinas chinom and embrace ur fellow jew ... and do me a favor. Get out of ur shell stop making people like what u like ... I really hope if ur a father or a michanuch u don't push ur self ideology on anyone.. because ur wrong... za matzliach

[@ZevMeth_originaljewishmusic]

@Yaakov Klein Since when does a genre define whether a song is soulful or not! A soulful song does not necessarily mean a kumzitz or slow, sad song!

[@SH-yo6em]

Any changes of heart since Miami went viral and others are following suit..... slow down on the judging 💜💜

[@ZevMeth_originaljewishmusic]

2:22 that email address though, lol!

[@YonahSaysBwab]

😂😂😂 [e-mail] 😂😂😂 such a genius eMail!!!

[@yitzchokschmukler4693]

You missed the key change though

[@mendyweinstein1738]

True.

[@MendyFischMusic]

And forgot to show Yedidim choir in the studio and also the producers smiling at eachother while wearing headphones smiling to the music

[@AYKarsh]

Agreed! It’s in there!

[@bsrapoport]

There's a key change at 0:57 . Nice touch.

[@AYKarsh]

Like MF04 pointed out, it’s at 0:57 but not mentioned. Good call!

[@shaindymandel8324]

Brilliant

[@Bronilli]

This is hilarious and soo true

[@jewishsinger613]

You forgot to add that this song is available on iTunes and Google Play. 😂😂😂

[@GideonKlionsky]

Who's ready to sing this at their April Fools tisch on shabbat parshat Tazria 2022?!

[@EliezerEisenberg]

This is a perfect way to highlight what Chazal said about using words from Tanach as song lyrics. What do Chazal say? The Gemara in Sanhedrin says that when a passuk from Shir Hashirim is used this way, the sefer, so to speak, dresses in mourning and complains to the Ribono shel Olam about how it is being abused. The Mishna Berura (560 sk14) says that this applies to any verse in Tanach, not just Shir HaShirim. Rav Moshe (Igros YD 2:142) speculates that perhaps some are lenient in this matter by viewing the prohibition as referring specifically to Shir HaShirim but he finds this unconvincing and says he does not know of a hetter. Although it stands to reason that, as Rav Waldenberg (Tzitz Eliezer 22:10) says, that the issur does not apply if the songs are used as a way to praise Hashem, and similarly Rav Ovadia (Yabia Omer OC 3:15) that it is not assur if the songs are sung with יראת שמים וכובד ראש, Reb Moshe (Igros YD 1:173) says that if you are listening to them for mere thoughtless pleasure it is certainly assur. The point is that the Torah is a davar kadosh, it is the highest kedusha that exists in our world, and its abuse as mere entertainment is me'ilah bakodesh.

[@struedel25]

I didn't think of that! I thought I was clever for knowing where the pasuk was and the great irony of making a dance song out of it. Thank you for reminding me of the halachot. Now if I could only get it out of my head.

[@J.C.M.Y.E.N.F.]

So sad to see ... I can find 17 hetirim for this song.. but not a single one for mocking a fellow jew ... u say this world is full of hate? The hate starts with u .. bring me 35 more psakim and it will just prove my point .ur a self hating jew who hates and really hates any jew that's not like u and u bring the torah to justify ur bashing of someone who isn't on ur level.. don't get me wrong if u want to be a good jew listen to the torah but how dear u to mock another jew ... all the learning is for nothing if u can't except someone who isn't on ur level.. sinas chinom is precisely this ... u think ur doing a great thing by writing all this ... buddy the people who hate like u is why mashiach didn't come yet .

[@EliezerEisenberg]

@@J.C.M.Y.E.N.F. what on Earth are you talking about. My wife is the head of the English department at the local college. Perhaps we could arrange a correspondence course that would enable you to both understand the written word and, concomitantly, to communicate coherently. I was not criticizing this video. On the contrary, I am very happy it was made, because it demonstrates that the pesukim used in popular songs are not used to inspire or to teach, but instead just as a vehicle for a catchy dance tune. For example. Shlomo Carlebach, like him or not, when you sing his songs, the meaning of the words is immediately evident and is an essential element of the song. Some modern singers, on the other hand, write to entertain, and cynically use the words of Tanach in order to make the entertainment kosher. That is a bad thing. I'm trying to make this as simple as possible.

[@shmuliheimann717]

Shoin, dont be frum on someone else's chesbon

[@peninabarash4369]

@@J.C.M.Y.E.N.F. The intention was to spread awareness and get people thinking - the purpose was to show the practice of taking a tune, and putting hebrew words to it, in order to make it a jewish song,even when the words dont make sense to put to a song, - if we translated the passuk and sang it in english it would sound very silly. Of course there are jews on different levels, and thats the way Hashem set it up. And some people enjoy and connect to this style of music which is certainly okay. however songs can be composed with this style of tunes that have real meaning, there are plenty of such songs, this video is highlighting the practice of taking a tune and putting any hebrew words to it, any passuk, which is not respectful to the torah or to us. the video is getting us to think - about the words of the songs we listen to, there are plenty of beautiful jewish songs and we can compose many more! BE"H The purpose was to highlight the practice itself - not to criticize people i see how it can be taken the wrong way, and could possibly look like its making fun of people. but thats really not the intention,

[@melodie-allynbenezra8956]

I just figured out that the "singing gorillas" are wearing cloth, and leather, to actually cover - subtly - the actual words of the Pasuk.

[@thedrama-mamas]

Can't get this out my head 🤯

[@levieisenberg2850]

Brilliant!

[@OsnielRozen]

Does anyone know who made this?

[@אפרתמילר-י1ח]

אחד הטובים...

[@yossi.b3612]

This is Soo good

[@ZevMeth_originaljewishmusic]

You should give this song to Avraham Fried, lol!

[@ChabadofLego]

This is accurate and hilarious 😅

[@yehudalanger]

So we still don’t know who made this.

[@adomshebadumim]

It would seem so 🥸

[@yehudalanger]

@@adomshebadumim when are you gonna tell us who you are. I’m so curious and have been since this came out, it’s a masterpiece.

[@yehudalanger]

Or at least make a follow up 😂😂

[@avrumyschwartz]

Hilarious. Love it

[@musicperson75]

Great job! So how many ppl already asked you to help them make their next Jewish music video? :)

[@ZevMeth_originaljewishmusic]

You forgot the wine and drinking that's in every Jewish music video ever!

[@melodie-allynbenezra8956]

That only happens when the video is about Shabbat or a Yom Tov.

[@ZevMeth_originaljewishmusic]

@@melodie-allynbenezra8956 Lol, true!

[@LehrBros]

THIS IS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! FUNNIEST EVER!

[@shaulfridman4444]

אני בוכה פה :-)

[@ZevMeth_originaljewishmusic]

You should feature on the crockpot show, lol!

[@rjmaroof]

When will it be available for Itunes download?

[@solomonherskowitz]

Good job

[@orizion1018]

Lol! Laughed so hard 😂😂

[@eliyahucohenskali1665]

Who made this?? I wanna hug him😂

[@kuki1649]

חזק ביותר

[@shmosel_]

Peace from India

[@Musical_Moments]

Loooooooooooooooooool!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Awesome song!!!

[@neverbearrogant]

Can someone explain me the humor of this??

[@standavis3872]

if you don't get it then no

[@neverbearrogant]

@@standavis3872 well, obviously I don't get it, that's why I'm asking for an explanation.

[@elimelechadler]

In general the video/song is poking fun at the current genre of popular chassidic music and music videos. The main joke here is the verses from the Torah that are being song in the low part as well as the words of the high part taken from Rashi's commentary have almost no emotional value. It's simply describing the technical laws of tzoraas (leprosy). The rest of the video contains elements found in the majority of Jewish Music videos these days which might be highlightling a lack of creativity/originality...

[@neverbearrogant]

@@elimelechadler thank u for the explanation. I appreciate that you took the time.

[@Hypofx]

good old days gone.....

[@thankhashem]

This is hilarious!

[@ZevMeth_originaljewishmusic]

Where's the wine?

[@meirbrown7882]

thumbs up!!

[@etgoldman]

this is the FUNNIEST songever

[@ilanduek8134]

תעלה עוד שירים

[@schneurgreisman3357]

the best in the world

[@EliGoldsmith]

Lol

[@AlefBuys]

🤣🤣🤣

[@cdwiz000]

It is אסור בתכלית האיסור to make songs on psukim. I dont think one should hear it either

[@nirfeldman4356]

its about rashi

[@mrcarr9890]

Hilarious

[@yonahschlesinger3815]

Missing the cheesy brass

[@aviharrison742]

This is geshmak

[@martincooper8559]

another ''tzidriet vi a fudem'' attempt....

[@ChoniChannel]

This is not an "attempt" this is a success.

[@GdiOishAlHatoirah]

Finally some decent music unlike