Fun fact about Säkkijärven polkka: Finnish radio stations played that song 24/7 during the Continuation War in 1941 to stop Soviet radio mines to activate and explode. So it's very Finnish song.
And anyone who plays accordion anywhere in the world knows this story and plays Säkkijärven polkka and knows it's Finnish because it's so incredibly famous accordion piece. Like it's the only Finnish melody I know. Greetings from Latvia. 😊
Eddy: *hears music from place they’ve never heard of before* Eddy: “Oh my god I’ve never heard of that place before! Can we go there?” Brett: “Sure why not?” This is so random I love this.
if this not giving any more insult, i also always confused with the great britain 😖 may i ask if ireland is a part of uk? or it is a part of great britain?
@@MarsLos10 Exactly. In fact, at first I was facepalming half of the video like "how can't you recognize this french/russian/british/irish/greek tune after 1 sec" but then I realized my difficulties with the music from the Asian countries...
The video should be European sterotypes of sounds then, cause man that's how they view of Brazil? Soo weird, that has nothing nothing nothing to do with Brazil. It sounds like a remixed samba, which sounds horrible horrible, as a brazilian myself i feel confused and offeded at the same time lol
Hello guys, First of all, huge fan of the show. I'm Brazilian and it was hard guess even for my other Brazilian folks that that "Samba do Brasil" was actually from Brazil, turns out, that song is played by a German band called Bellini, which pay tribute to our rhythm with some Euro vibes electronic. So the confusion is legitimate.
Ahh fair, I'm Dutch and I agreed with Eddy that it sounded pretty Dutch. We have a lot of awesome EDM artists here, but I guess our neighbors do too then xD
i'm french and immediately got brazil from it but i've known the song for ages so the vibe it's going for is obvious i guess. i suppose it's more a "west european interpretation of brazil" sound than actual brazilian lol
@@rLucasArts "Samba de Janeiro" is a song by Bellini, which is a german pop group. First time I heard it was something like 20 years ago, it was the menu song from a ps1 game called "Ronaldo V-Football". The song was remastered as "Samba do Brazil" for Brazil's world cup in 2014
@@pinkchckn That sounds horrible and nothing to do with Brazil, why germans had to do it? I really hope no one else brazilian person ever heard this being a "sterotypical brazilian music"
@@otohime8516 honestly I don't mind it, and it's understandable that it's the song that would be stereotypical of Brazil, being samba and whatnot. I just think it could've been another samba.
Fun fact about Tunak Tunak Tun: It is said that this music video was made in response of some critics saying that the artist only got fame because of the pretty girls in his video, so he made a music video where there is five versions of him only, and it became a worldwide hit.
It is a bit weird for me as a Romanian to see that song connected to Moldova because it was for soo long stereotypical for Romania even if the singers and the band are Moldovian... GG Molova
On a random note, I suddenly realized that Eddy always look at Brett while talking to him. While Brett usually just stares amusingly into the distance somewhere off camera.
Wow! I'm from PL and You Guys made me laugh so hard :D. Probably everyone knows that turkish Tarkan - Kiss Kiss song, sounds nothing like polish, but 'Czerwone Jagody' is kind of very old folk song, not easy one.
@@FDE-fw1hd anime intros are literally mainstream music. They are chosen to be in the anime as long as the artists (song artists) agree, if what I've heard is correct.
The North Korea one was SO funny. And don't worry, that's not the traditional Brazilian samba music so we're not upset cause we didn't even recognize 😂
As an Indian, I literally went "noooooooo not that one for India" when they played Prego Canastero (Spain), coz the opening wind sequence is used for the theme music for an extremely popular cricket tournament IPL.
@TheCartoon94 Dabs Exactly....all in good fun (while trying not to offend anyone...and they made a disclaimer right at the beginning) And we know they are typically not good with geography, math, languages, sports, other countrie's cultures. Lol But...they know everything about classical music. "How many Strads do you think it's worth?"
My grandpa was a Finnish folk musician, so when the Finnish polka started I called it immediately. It also made me miss him a lot, but it’s nice to think of him.
Edit: Here's the full list including the ones they didn't name (Mongolia, Russia, Turkey, for example). 0:34 - Colombia - Sonora Carruseles - La Salsa Llegó 1:03 - France - Traditionnel Mussete 1:25 - Germany - Die Woodys - Fichtl's Lied 2:01 - Finnland - Säkkijärven Polkka 2:29 - Greece - Zorba's Dance 2:54 - Ireland - Irish Rovers - Drunken Sailor 3:27 - Russia - Red Army Choir - Korobeiniki 3:56 - UK - Rule Britannia 4:16 - North Corea - Korea Does What it's Determined to do 5:17 - Spain - Pregón Castañero 5:53 - Mongolia - Batzorig Vaanchig - Chinggis Khaanii Magtaal 6:11 - Austria - Mei Muata und Mei Vota 6:32 - India - Daler Mehndi - Tunak Tunak Tun 6:58 - Brazil - Samba do Brasil 7:21 - China - Kung Fu Fighting 7:39 - Poland - Czerwone Jagody 8:06 - USA - Rednex - Cotton Eye Joe 8:24 - Vatican City - Salve Regina 9:00 - Argentina - Moulin Rogue - El Tango de Roxanne 9:20 - Israel - Hava Nagila 9:39 - Italy - Tarantela Napolitana 10:02 - Australia - Australian Aboriginal Didgeridoo Music 10:09 - Moldova - O-Zone - Dragostea Din Tei 10:35 - Turkey - Selim Sesler & İdil Üner - Saniye'm 10:57 - Tanzania (?) - Carmen Twillie, Lebo M. - Circle Of Life 11:12 - Switzerland - Franzl Lang - Yodelling 11:24 - Mexico - Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán - El Jarabe Tapatio 11:31 - Japan - Hatsune Miku - Senbonzakura 11:49 - Serbia - God is a Serb
@ava grace Maybe the person who wrote this is a Spanish speaker (or maybe another similar language) because in Spanish we write Korea like that with "C" instead of "K"; even if you use google to translate Korea to Spanish it would change the letter (but we do say K-pop though), idk why but that's the translation, they probably got confused... 🤔
TwoSetViolin: doesn't want to offend anyone by guessing their stereotypical and most culturally famous music, of whose people would most likely feel happy for being recognised TwoSetViolin: proceeds to ask "is Ireland a part of the UK?"
As an indian I laughed so hard when the "Tun tuna tun" thing started. It's kinda like a meme here so I seriously kept laughing till the end of the video.
I love the story behind that song. Dealer (edit: it's Daler, you racist autocorrect) Mehdi was told his music was only so popular because he used so many attractive women in his music videos - so he made this entirely without women and it became his most popular song.
Their reaction to North Korea was true gold! But with all due respect, if Brett & Eddy don't recognize Sebonzakura on its own, then the weeb is not strong enough LOL
I mean I was able to recognize Senbonzakura since I had recently gotten into the world of Vocaloid and Project Diva, so I don't care if my "weeb" side is showing; Miku is amazing 🥰
I'm Italian, it was very funny to see you try to guess Italy multiple times, I always thought our popular music is very stereotypical. Tarantella Napoletana is a song used in every single thing that has something Italian. A video of an Italian guy making pizza? There you go. Or an Italian grandmother making pasta from scratch? You'll find it there, too. Also, when you said that the French song sounded like Super Mario I laughed so much, there's some kind of rivalry here between Italy and France.
as a european who grew up with a lot of different countries being normally tougt about in school, i get confused as hell when people don't recognise these things. And it makes me apreciate how many things i learned in school (useful or not)
@@macristinaibarra1024 Tengo antecedentes de Colombia, y hay muchas danzas y ritmos en Colombia, muchos que son populares y otros que son música folk. Es difícil a nombrar todos los stylos! Had to let my Colombian roots show
I just wanna say, as part of the brazilian twosetter community I can assure you that even if you didn't get Brazil right, we're still really happy because we appeared in this episode ♡
"I was too scared to be offensive" a yes, I'm sure those North Koreans that don't have access to UA-cam or any form social media will be gravely offended.
@@adoriax8674 not only that but people online have a tendency to be offended for other groups of people even though they have no affiliation whatsoever lol so I can see why they were causious.
I’m from Texas and I practically cried from laughter when the song for the US was Cotton Eye Joe. That song was written by a Swedish band. I was expecting country music but that caught me by surprise
I'm fairly certain the Lion King song is South African, not Tanzanian. The opening part is in Zulu and was written by a South African composer. "Stereotypical" Tanzanian music is vastly different to that 😂
Isn't it because the movie takes place in the savannah of East Africa? So I guess Lion King is supposed to be in the Tanzania area of Africa, and not South Africa.
The fact that they played Rednex for CEJ and said it's USA, but played Kung Fu Fighting and called it Chinese because it was the Chinese version hurts my brain.
Yes, that is unfortunately probably the second most famous polka piece from Finland after Ieva's polka (leek spin meme)... I guess it is kinda stereotypical but I'd say it is more traditionally stereotypical than current stereotypical which would obviously be anything heavy metal. :D
Happy Greece was included! "Zorbas Dance" is actually from a movie called "Zorbas the Greek" and was composed by one of the best composers here called Mikis Theodorakis. He recently passed away and we are having a celebration in our school to honor him. One of the songs we are playing and dancing to is this one! (2:29)
-Timestamps- 0:35 : Colombia, La salsa Llego 01:03: France, Traditional Musette 01:26: Germany, Fichtl`s Lied (omg I´m german this was so embarassing) 02:02: Finland, Säkkijärven Polkka 02:32: Greece, Zorba´s Dance 02:57: Ireland, The drunken sailor 03:34: Russia, Korobeiniki 03:58: UK, Rule Britannia 04:24: North Korea. 05:18: Spain, Pregón Canastero 05:54: Mongolia, Mongolian Throat singing 06:12: Austria, Mei Muata und mei Vota 06:33: India, Tunak Tunak Tun 06:57: Brazil, Samba Do Brasil 07:22: China, Kung Fu Fighting 07:41: Poland, Czerwone Jagody 08:08: USA, Cotton Eyed Joe 08:24: Vatican City, Salve Regina 09:01: Argentina, El Tango de Roxanne 09:21: Israel, Hava Nagila 09:38: Italy, Tarantella Napoletana 10:03: Australia, Australian Aboriginal Music 10:10: Moldova, Dragosteia Din Tei 10:36: Turkey, Traditional Turkish Music 10:57: Tanzania, Nants´ Ingonyama 11:13: Switzerland, Yodelling 11:25: Japan, Sebonzakura 11:49: Serbia, Serbia Strong Hope you´re going to practise :)
Yes the Finnish one was very Finnish indeed! Our traditional music has a lot of accordion and it's actually one of the most well known folk pieces over here. It's kind of amusing how you both landed kind of close but kind of really far with your guesses 😂
"Camera dies from cultural insensitivity." -- That cracked me up. But seriously, I was kind of amazed at the ones they missed. Zorba's Song and Hava Nagila, etc. I guess their areas of musical knowledge is very narrow, focused hard on classical. In this quiz, a more general knowledge of pop culture would have served them better.
@@lomezack8396 I mean, Israel is far older than any songs we have lyrics for, it just spent a while not existing between its foundation and the creation of Hava Nagila
I mean, most Bavarian arccodion songs could be from Austria and/or Switzerland respectively 😂 But Fichtls Lied is such a meme that I instantly knew it was Germany.
Also they chose the worst possible songs 😅🙈 I don't want our music seen in the world like this mockery... 😅 we have so much more to offer (and even Helene would have been a better choice)
As a chinese person, I think the piece brett and eddy play for china every single time during charades is much more stereotypical than kungfu hustle lolll
I can't believe Eddy got the throat singing from Mongolia right. I was surprised and excited to hear my cultural representation. I hope I'm not the only Mongolian who watches you guys... Keep going!
As a Finn: It's a pretty traditional Finnish song (more meme'd nowadays than actually actively listened to). If you wanted something very traditional you'd go for something played on kantele
I am Turkish and the Turkish song just made me remember my parents taking me to somebody’s wedding and i don’t even know who they are. There is an musical instrument called “zurna” in Turkey and they usually use them at weddings. When i heard the Turkish song in the video i was like “ if it is not Turkey i am not Turkish anymore”.
@@israellai Same with Greece. If they were to go more traditional it would be impossible to guess but Zorbas the Greek is the most iconic/famous tunes you can associate with Greece
A lot of this music isn't from the countries or doesn't represent them well, but I guess that's why "stereotypical" is in the title, this is what people *think* music from those countries usually sounds like.
Argentina is kinda spotted on. Although tango is not as popular as argentinian rock, it’s still a pretty big part of the culture. People nowadays listen to rap and that stuff, kinda lame imo
Whenever someone says that "Cotton-eye Joe" is stereotypical American, the 'Merican in me shouts "BUT THAT'S BY A SWEDISH GROUP!" Then I remember Caramell Danzen is always assumed to be Japanese...but is also Swedish... WTF SWEDEN?!
Also Lion King was a little misleading - yes, it's an African language (probably sung by them too), but the composer for the Lion King who compiled all that music is Hans Zimmer (a German now living in the US) writing for an American made movie which quite a lot of the world is familiar with. I honestly didn't know whether the answer was going to be an African country or the US just because of the reputation that movie has.
Honestly, when I heard the song at 8:06 (I’m American) I knew it was for the US because of another video I watched, but I started wondering if it was actually FROM the US. It didn’t sound like what I would imagine a song from the US would (I was thinking it would be a pop song).
Stereotypes aren't always accurate. In this case its just what some unfamiliar or uncultured people would generally associate with Brazil. Kinda like how people would associate Fortunate Son with Vietnam.
I loved that they included the Russian folk song that most people know as "The Tetris Theme". But nobody realizes that the whole OG theme of the game is Russian : Images of St. Basil's in Moscow, folk songs and Tchaikovsky for music.
This is hilarious for a European to watch. When they didn't recognise slavic languages - is there anything easier in the world? And Dragostinea Te is the only song in Romanian that is known outside of Romania and Moldova. The UK and Ireland, well... That could potentially get you in trouble.
"This is hilarious for a European to watch. When they didn't recognise slavic languages " its not when you know that Slavic Languages and most of other European languages are part of the same language family(English included)...
As a Brazilian, I wouldn't have guessed that in a million years. It didn't sound like a stereotypical samba, at least that excerpt. I thought it was some Eurovision song too.
Agreed, it only becomes really obvious at the end with the drums in this version. I think the melody actually comes from Hugo Fattoruso from Uruguay, but I find it has a similar vibe to popular Brazilian stuff such as Jorge Ben's Taj Mahal. Listen to Airto Moreira's version from the 70's though - Tombo in 7/4, it's called - where the melody is sang by a chorus with percussion in full samba polyrythmic onslaught. It really sounds quintessentially Brazilian there. That Bellini dance hit kind of ruined this one because everybody has heard it and got sick of it so they cannot appreciate other renditions of this melody any more.
@@nishantsaini579 it isnt cute at all. There is some serious trickery going on within this image. Espeon thinks umbreon is friendly. It will most certainly lead to the betrayal and death of poor umbreon with many tragic faints along the way.
TIMESTAMPS! Because screw it! 0:34: Colombia 🇨🇴 1:03 France 🇫🇷 1:24 Germany 🇩🇪 2:01 Finland 🇫🇮 2:29 Greece 🇬🇷 2:54 Ireland 🇮🇪 3:28 Russia 🇷🇺 3:57 UK 🇬🇧 4:16 North Korea 🇰🇵 5:17 Spain 🇪🇸 5:54 Mongolia 🇲🇳 6:11 Austria 🇦🇹 6:33 India 🇮🇳 6:57 Brazil 🇧🇷 7:22 China 🇨🇳 7:40 Poland 🇵🇱 8:06 USA 🇺🇸 8:24 Vatican City 🇻🇦 9:00 Argentina 🇦🇷 9:19 Israel 🇮🇱 9:38 Italy 🇮🇹 10:03 Australia 🇦🇺 10:09 Moldova 🇲🇩 10:35 Turkey 🇹🇷 10:57 Tanzania 🇹🇿 11:13 Switzerland 🇨🇭 11:24 Mexico 🇲🇽 11:31 Japan 🇯🇵 11:49 Serbia 🇷🇸 Skip to your hearts desire! Songs are provided in the video. Have fun!
Loool I also thought that the brazilian song was Eurovision-like style xD because, to be honest, unless we know it, there's nothing particularly brazilian about it! Props for the North Korea one! 😂 You guys are amazing 🎉 But to be honest I'm a bit surprised you didn't recognize the gregorian chant right away since you are classical musicians.
As an African, I feel offended that you didn't know where the Lion King song was from.😅 As a Nigerian, I was like "Hell Yeah"! Brett and Eddy called my country.😆
I'm a Finn and even I was confused for a second when Säkkijärven polkka started playing. My mind literally went "Poland? Russia?... WAIT A DAMN MIN-" and then realized it's a Finnish folk song just in time before you revealed the right answer. It just made me realize that our folk music sounds very Eastern European.
Yet Finns identify themselves as being closer to Sweden and the other Northern European countries than to any Eastern European country. Mentally we're very Western and would rather not identify as being Eastern, yet since we're a melting pot of Eastern and Western influences because of Russia and Sweden, it's a mix of both and some traditional customs in Eastern Finland differ from the customs on the West coast. I can't really compare the mentality to any other because I'm not too familiar with all the different cultures in Europe and there are a ton.
@@kathilisi3019 Finnish and Hungarian have been isolated from each other for a long time, so although the languages have a similar structure they are completely different too. And even though languages do reflect the culture they are formed in, since we have separated from each other many centuries ago there is no way that there is a true cultural connection there. (I study linguistics btw)
1:23 Brett's "comme ci comme ça" sounds cute and funny. Reminds me of that Beginner vs Pro Opera Singer with Sanna, singing Habanera and he just throws in random phrases like this while singing (wailing)
“Korobeiniki” is totally a stereotypical Russian song, and it’s also the Tetris theme, I can’t believe you didn’t recognize it! Or maybe you did and just didn’t mention it.
"is Ireland a part of UK?"
SIR YOU COULD HAVE LAUNCHED A HUGE ASS DIPLOMATIC INCIDENT RIGHT THERE-
Hahahah I nearly choked when he asked that 🤣
I know right 😂
we just talked about that in geography class omg 😭🧍♀️💀
Ok
@@ShcrTM just imagine **shudders**
I loved “This country has been through some shit!” And he was absolutely right.
"been through some shit" is an understatement
@@Shiver197 "too intense!!" Wait... Nope!! every countries sound like that in Hearts of Iron 4, every countries🤣🤣
@@季悦ふぁん lol, did not expect to find a HOI4 related reference in these comments, but it's a welcome surprise, haha
I think Eddy guessed right Poland got invaded 4 times
North Korea be sounding like the sith are coming :'D
Eddy: “I was too scared I would be offensive.”
North Koreans don’t have access to the internet soooo...
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I just search for comment about north korea
But the people with military power do
The average person might not, but their hackers probably get their internet to make sure the country doesn't go completely bankrupt
If they were going to show notth korea i would have thought it would be the music they ripped from elder scrolls oblivion
What sounds like star war:
Normal people : Dvorak New World symphony
Twoset : North Korea patriotic song
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Absolute!
Lol
Yes
people say: "memes can't be educational", while eddy here knows most of the song from memes.
I know a lot of these from film/TV.
But doesn't know tetris theme
@@nathan87 i typ
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@@nanafalke hearty congratulations
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Fun fact about Säkkijärven polkka: Finnish radio stations played that song 24/7 during the Continuation War in 1941 to stop Soviet radio mines to activate and explode. So it's very Finnish song.
That is SO HARDCORE WTF
Well, that escalated quickly
Dang it, beat me to it by 4 entire days.
And anyone who plays accordion anywhere in the world knows this story and plays Säkkijärven polkka and knows it's Finnish because it's so incredibly famous accordion piece. Like it's the only Finnish melody I know. Greetings from Latvia. 😊
How did it stop them from exploding
Eddy: *hears music from place they’ve never heard of before*
Eddy: “Oh my god I’ve never heard of that place before! Can we go there?”
Brett: “Sure why not?”
This is so random I love this.
“Is Ireland part of the UK?” “I’ll count it anyway”
The Republic of Ireland has been officially triggered-
War is commencing as we speak
Says Mr Japan
@@driesverhaag8955 or they could just be a weeb
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Yea we Are
5:10 Eddy: “too scared [to guess North Korea] to be offensive”
Also them: “is Ireland a part of the UK?”
😂
That part had me wheezing and scared for some reason 😖.
i nearly died that hit me on another level
Casually starting another civil war
Too scared to offend their North Korean fans
if this not giving any more insult, i also always confused with the great britain 😖 may i ask if ireland is a part of uk? or it is a part of great britain?
Twoset: "Greece?? That was so random"
Greek twosetters: random sad greek noises
Right? I thought Zorba's dance is a super famous tune.
@@LeuteEy I guess Australia is too far away 🤷
@@MarsLos10 Exactly. In fact, at first I was facepalming half of the video like "how can't you recognize this french/russian/british/irish/greek tune after 1 sec" but then I realized my difficulties with the music from the Asian countries...
@@LeuteEy yeah yeah exactly, happened to me too 😅
@@LeuteEy where are you from? :)
To be fair, the Brazilian song is most definitely known in Europe.
The video should be European sterotypes of sounds then, cause man that's how they view of Brazil? Soo weird, that has nothing nothing nothing to do with Brazil. It sounds like a remixed samba, which sounds horrible horrible, as a brazilian myself i feel confused and offeded at the same time lol
@@otohime8516 the Dutch song is also definitely not Dutch. Rap and ballads are more our style. (If you go for songs sung in dutch).
It was most definitely made in Europe too
@@otohime8516 same
@@lolalo6344... Which Dutch song? I didn't hear or see any Dutch song
"is Ireland part of the uk"
Every Irish and British person: not again
ur pfp was my reaction face when they said that 💀
People from other countries who don't know about the history:
"Oh yeah Brexit lol"
British and Irish ppl: *sure, that too I guess.....*
I knowwwwwww, 😅 Could very much offend certain people haha.
Drunken sailor is a well known Irish tune though 😁
Only Northern Ireland is within UK
it should be
Hello guys,
First of all, huge fan of the show.
I'm Brazilian and it was hard guess even for my other Brazilian folks that that "Samba do Brasil" was actually from Brazil, turns out, that song is played by a German band called Bellini, which pay tribute to our rhythm with some Euro vibes electronic. So the confusion is legitimate.
Thank you for shedding light on It. I couldn't guess my own country! HAHAHAHAHA
Ahh fair, I'm Dutch and I agreed with Eddy that it sounded pretty Dutch. We have a lot of awesome EDM artists here, but I guess our neighbors do too then xD
Thanks for the information! I was also having mixed guesses about the song.
Ty. I was like omg why I never heard it I'm my life?
i'm french and immediately got brazil from it but i've known the song for ages so the vibe it's going for is obvious i guess. i suppose it's more a "west european interpretation of brazil" sound than actual brazilian lol
"we're probably gonna offend some people with this video"
2 minutes later
"is Ireland part of the uk?"
👁️👄👁️
Irish: **dramatic gasp**
They have succeeded
Anything to say about Moldova?
I love it when I get the notification that I got a new subscriber, it really makes my day, even my whole week ❤️❤️
@@kouroshnaderyofficial that's depressing. Touch grass.
6:57 🇧🇷This Brazilian samba was probably not produced by a Brazilian, so it has more electronic than percussive elements.
I'm Brazilian and I've never heard this song, I was really sure it was from somewhere around Europe, when I saw it was from Brazil I was like 😦
@@rLucasArts "Samba de Janeiro" is a song by Bellini, which is a german pop group.
First time I heard it was something like 20 years ago, it was the menu song from a ps1 game called "Ronaldo V-Football". The song was remastered as "Samba do Brazil" for Brazil's world cup in 2014
@@pinkchckn That sounds horrible and nothing to do with Brazil, why germans had to do it? I really hope no one else brazilian person ever heard this being a "sterotypical brazilian music"
@@otohime8516 honestly I don't mind it, and it's understandable that it's the song that would be stereotypical of Brazil, being samba and whatnot. I just think it could've been another samba.
@@rLucasArts it was the theme song for world cup 2014 and you havent heard it lmao
Fun fact about Tunak Tunak Tun:
It is said that this music video was made in response of some critics saying that the artist only got fame because of the pretty girls in his video, so he made a music video where there is five versions of him only, and it became a worldwide hit.
that truly is a fun fact
eddy thinks its north korea and changes it to poland
*ends up actually being north korea*
North Koreans unironically write Star Wars darkside music as their triumphant marches.
Yeah i choked on my coffee when that shows up 😂
I was sure it was the US..
If USSR was on this list I would definitely have guessed it was it
@@sturlaflatenjrgensen3146 same lol I thought it’s like movie song or so
Was surprised to see Moldova here.
“I didn’t know that was even a country.” Yeah, we get that a lot.
Love and hugs from Moldova ♥️🇲🇩
It is a bit weird for me as a Romanian to see that song connected to Moldova because it was for soo long stereotypical for Romania even if the singers and the band are Moldovian... GG Molova
@@criss3963 as a French, I was sure those guys were Romanian, thx for the correction !
I was surprised that Moldova is sucha cold country, like Norway or Sweden. Correct continent, but opposite end of it.
@@criss3963 ai dreptate da faza e ca alte nații de oameni știu doar de Moldova în mare parte. Când aud de România nici nu știu ce este.
Mă așteptam sa fie România , dar am fost șocat când am auzit Dan Bălan , ma mir ca sunt in general moldoveni pe aici
deciding to count the uk guess for the irish song as correct is quite a decision. a bold one i’ll say.
On a random note, I suddenly realized that Eddy always look at Brett while talking to him. While Brett usually just stares amusingly into the distance somewhere off camera.
Shippers incoming.
I love how many countries are know for their beautiful music.
Then America just has Cotton Eyed Joe..
And it’s not even American, it’s Swedish…
Bro chill germany has got the "fichtls Song"
Well india tooo 😂😂😂
Are you saying that Cotten Eyed Joe is not classical music?! I am offended by the very notion, good day sir!
@@iampathetic674 I haven't watched whole vid but I now it's gonna me ting ting ting ling ting ling ling or somethin
"Is Ireland a part of the UK?"
Northern Ireland: *sweats nervously*
Hecc northern ireland
no offense but
they are a part of ireland that isnt in the EU and- brexit messed everything up
Unexploded cars: *sweats nervously*
"United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland" has been the formal name of the country since most of Ireland left.
i, as a norwegian, have never been more confused about my nationality than when y'all guessed that dragostea din tei was stereotypical norwegian music
I thought it was Romania 🥲
@@Xeyxey0 Same here
Well, Moldova is right next to Romania. They get a lot of their food music and language from there.
Samma här broder, and the the Brazilian Sweden guess was also funny
Love how they say Eurovision as if it was a country of it's own
at this point it kinda is 😭😭
@Irina Surawski because you are no part of the Eurovision countries? You are new to the party
They were wrong though every time they said it
"Is Ireland part of the UK? I am gonna count it anyways" is a dangerous sentence.
Very
Couldn’t be me 🥱
"This country has been through some sh*t. I'm gonna randomly guess Poland."
Yeah, that's exactly what my country is known for.
Exactly😂
Ale miło było usłyszeć czerwone jagody... kto teraz to śpiewa???
Pozdrowienia z Polski!!!!
seriously...i didn't get most of these, but the second the polish song came on i was like POLAND! i lived there for 1.5 years and miss it still!
I can't believe they said they'd never heard the language 😂 they've had a concert in Poland 😭
@@aceatlasska4343 They even did a video about trying to learn the language.
Wow! I'm from PL and You Guys made me laugh so hard :D. Probably everyone knows that turkish Tarkan - Kiss Kiss song, sounds nothing like polish, but 'Czerwone Jagody' is kind of very old folk song, not easy one.
Never hesitate to dance to Tunak Tunak Tun, Eddy!
My jam！
Eddy seems to know internet memes so well.hahaha
lmao yes
In general: Please stop being so scared to offend someone! That's actually taking away from the video.
I already knew before clicking on this video that if India is there it's gonna be tunak tunak tun 😂
the fact that the Japanese song is not even from an anime just makes this better
common misconception lol
@Icha Tjandra it was Miku. The entire bit you heard sounds exactly like the Miku version
@Icha Tjandra Yep, meeks for sure
Well because a lot of mainstream music is like anime intros
@@FDE-fw1hd anime intros are literally mainstream music. They are chosen to be in the anime as long as the artists (song artists) agree, if what I've heard is correct.
The North Korea one was SO funny. And don't worry, that's not the traditional Brazilian samba music so we're not upset cause we didn't even recognize 😂
Aquilo pra mim é eletro 😂😂😂😂
Pelo o final deu pra adivinhar kakakakqkaq
5:20 só eu pensei que ia vim aquela do mc magrinho?
Mas man, essa música já foi bem famosa lá fora como música brasileira, até saiu nuns dois jogos de dança.
@Isa Nefertiti off topic but ur so beautiful
i'm Polish and i guessed the polish song beafore I heard words. I'm proud of myself
I'm not polish and also guessed it before the words :) Poland Rules 🧡
We just need to know all polish music. That’s the rules
Tak samo jak ja, po prostu ma się to coś że się zna muzykę xd
As an Indian, I literally went "noooooooo not that one for India" when they played Prego Canastero (Spain), coz the opening wind sequence is used for the theme music for an extremely popular cricket tournament IPL.
I was thinking the exact same thing! I thought that was going to be India.
I WAS SO CONFUSED, LMAO. I WAS LIKE ISN'T THAT THE IPL THEME?
LMAOOO same I shouted IPL !!!!! so loud and then I was like -- huh ????????
Frr
same
GUYS that comment about Ireland being part of the UK is literally gonna send half your audience
It is funny. We all know they are pretty bad at geography :-)
They're quite bad a geography/history sometimes haha. Especially Brett seems a bit lost often.
as an irish person i was slightly triggered but ik they're bad at geography so i forgave them lmaooooo
@TheCartoon94 Dabs Exactly....all in good fun (while trying not to offend anyone...and they made a disclaimer right at the beginning)
And we know they are typically not good with geography, math, languages, sports,
other countrie's cultures. Lol
But...they know everything about classical music. "How many Strads do you think it's worth?"
My grandpa was a Finnish folk musician, so when the Finnish polka started I called it immediately. It also made me miss him a lot, but it’s nice to think of him.
That moment, when in schooll I was in chorus, and I sang "Korobeiniki" few times.
3:21 *the IRA would like to know your location*
Yeah they do NOT want to get Ireland & the UK mixed up lol. 😅
Edit: Here's the full list including the ones they didn't name (Mongolia, Russia, Turkey, for example).
0:34 - Colombia - Sonora Carruseles - La Salsa Llegó
1:03 - France - Traditionnel Mussete
1:25 - Germany - Die Woodys - Fichtl's Lied
2:01 - Finnland - Säkkijärven Polkka
2:29 - Greece - Zorba's Dance
2:54 - Ireland - Irish Rovers - Drunken Sailor
3:27 - Russia - Red Army Choir - Korobeiniki
3:56 - UK - Rule Britannia
4:16 - North Corea - Korea Does What it's Determined to do
5:17 - Spain - Pregón Castañero
5:53 - Mongolia - Batzorig Vaanchig - Chinggis Khaanii Magtaal
6:11 - Austria - Mei Muata und Mei Vota
6:32 - India - Daler Mehndi - Tunak Tunak Tun
6:58 - Brazil - Samba do Brasil
7:21 - China - Kung Fu Fighting
7:39 - Poland - Czerwone Jagody
8:06 - USA - Rednex - Cotton Eye Joe
8:24 - Vatican City - Salve Regina
9:00 - Argentina - Moulin Rogue - El Tango de Roxanne
9:20 - Israel - Hava Nagila
9:39 - Italy - Tarantela Napolitana
10:02 - Australia - Australian Aboriginal Didgeridoo Music
10:09 - Moldova - O-Zone - Dragostea Din Tei
10:35 - Turkey - Selim Sesler & İdil Üner - Saniye'm
10:57 - Tanzania (?) - Carmen Twillie, Lebo M. - Circle Of Life
11:12 - Switzerland - Franzl Lang - Yodelling
11:24 - Mexico - Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán - El Jarabe Tapatio
11:31 - Japan - Hatsune Miku - Senbonzakura
11:49 - Serbia - God is a Serb
I think mongolia is Hu song
And russian коробейники
Actually Franzl Lang's song is named "Auf und auf voll Lebenslust"
@ava grace c-pop would be cantopop, but yeah, right otherwise
@ava grace Maybe the person who wrote this is a Spanish speaker (or maybe another similar language) because in Spanish we write Korea like that with "C" instead of "K"; even if you use google to translate Korea to Spanish it would change the letter (but we do say K-pop though), idk why but that's the translation, they probably got confused... 🤔
Thank you for sharing this. =)
TwoSetViolin: doesn't want to offend anyone by guessing their stereotypical and most culturally famous music, of whose people would most likely feel happy for being recognised
TwoSetViolin: proceeds to ask "is Ireland a part of the UK?"
Most offended I've ever felt in my entire life- /j
As an indian I laughed so hard when the "Tun tuna tun" thing started. It's kinda like a meme here so I seriously kept laughing till the end of the video.
Yeah and the way Eddy was hesitant to pull some steps I was like "ooh don't worry you can do what you feel like , we don't mind" 😭😂😂
I STARTED WHEEZING LMAO
I love the story behind that song. Dealer (edit: it's Daler, you racist autocorrect) Mehdi was told his music was only so popular because he used so many attractive women in his music videos - so he made this entirely without women and it became his most popular song.
I’m also Indian and i also started to laugh when it started to play.
@@Aoi_yuuka same bruh, i was like "no no go ahead, do your thing"
2:20 It is Säkkijärven polkka, a song Finns used to disturb the Russian radio mine signals by playing it non-stop for a some days on radio.
TwoSet: Don’t know what Gregorian chant is.
Me a Violist: 22 points.
LMAOOOOOO
I was surprised.
I thought this was part of the music history classes tbh. I learnt it even in music history lessons in high school.
Woot for violas!!! I played viola for a little over 7 years. 💜🎵💜🎵💜
Me, an Italian VIolist: 22 points too
Their reaction to North Korea was true gold! But with all due respect, if Brett & Eddy don't recognize Sebonzakura on its own, then the weeb is not strong enough LOL
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I mean I was able to recognize Senbonzakura since I had recently gotten into the world of Vocaloid and Project Diva, so I don't care if my "weeb" side is showing; Miku is amazing 🥰
Cmon guys, Korobeiniki doesn‘t ring a bell? TETRIS?
First thing I thought of when I heard it.
@@Graphite2983 Same
@@agent_sus3273 No worries.
They are too young 😂
I have never hated you guys ever! So amazing...
HOW THE HELL COULD YOU CONFUSE IRELAND AS PART OF THE UK?!
It should be part of the UK again
@@YeetGamer3000Nahh
Eddy’s facial expressions never fail to make the videos 10x funnier
For real I have been looping 4:49 laughing my ass off
His "Hawhh?" has so much meme potential
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I love how by the end Brett's given up and is just tagging along to Eddy's guesses.....
And then gets Japan in like 2 seconds 😂
It's the weeb blood in him
Ok
@@mumtahanadider7958 because
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@@kouroshnaderyofficial ur mom is
I'm Italian, it was very funny to see you try to guess Italy multiple times, I always thought our popular music is very stereotypical. Tarantella Napoletana is a song used in every single thing that has something Italian. A video of an Italian guy making pizza? There you go. Or an Italian grandmother making pasta from scratch? You'll find it there, too.
Also, when you said that the French song sounded like Super Mario I laughed so much, there's some kind of rivalry here between Italy and France.
i also laughed so much. I'm Italian too, so I can understand what you thought at that moment :D
Every pizzeria or italian restaurant commercial in Brazil using the Tarantella Napoletana 😂😂😂😂😂
È imbarazzante😂
Wa- cha dOing?
Im hOlding a piiIstol
@@dariop.248 MMMAAAMMMMMMAAAMIIIIAAAA MARCELLO! DIS IS a-NOT HOW YOU HOLD DA PISTOL!!!
as a european who grew up with a lot of different countries being normally tougt about in school, i get confused as hell when people don't recognise these things. And it makes me apreciate how many things i learned in school (useful or not)
Colombia is known as "the country of a thousand rhythms" because it has more than 1025 folkloric rhythms. 💜
Name them 👍😁
La guabina, el pasillo, carranga, el bambuco, cumbia, champeta, el bullerengue, el mapalé, el porro, el joropo, la salsa, el currulao, reguetón.......
@@macristinaibarra1024 Just 1012 to go 👍😂
Wow, that's amazing!
@@macristinaibarra1024 Tengo antecedentes de Colombia, y hay muchas danzas y ritmos en Colombia, muchos que son populares y otros que son música folk. Es difícil a nombrar todos los stylos! Had to let my Colombian roots show
6:37 Eddy’s “Can I do that?” was so funny
I know right like from an Indian myself, hell yes you can, it’s so cute XD
@@ipsitaparida4471 Exactlyyy 😭❤
Brett: Is a Mongolian throat singing prodigy
6:13: Also Brett: *Does not guess Mongolia*
5:18 it's definitely IPL's theme song yeah it is
After:😲😕
(IPL is an sports league like NFL
And it stands for Indian premier league)
YEAH THAT'S WHAT I THOUGHT HONESTLY, BUT THE NEXT BIT SOUNDS SPANISH
Same
Yes indeed, but I feel the IPL theme was just an extraction from this original version.
I just wanna say, as part of the brazilian twosetter community I can assure you that even if you didn't get Brazil right, we're still really happy because we appeared in this episode ♡
@@MyChannelUntitled também não achei um samba muito estereótipo, eu não adivinhei, mas não entendo muito do assunto
@@MyChannelUntitled parece nem um pouco BR.
Pse cara, pra mim parecia alguém q não era do Brasil fazendo um samba super estereotipado, tipo ???
Aquela música não tinha nada de Brasileira.....
@@claracarvalho321 mas esse era o propósito dos audios,,,,
"I was too scared to be offensive" a yes, I'm sure those North Koreans that don't have access to UA-cam or any form social media will be gravely offended.
They clearly don’t want to offend what could be another country to be misinterpreted as North Korea
@@adoriax8674 not only that but people online have a tendency to be offended for other groups of people even though they have no affiliation whatsoever lol so I can see why they were causious.
@@lordbukket Plus, North Korean authorities could be watching...
@@Moribax85 You are right! they are watching. I welcome our great supreme leader!
Eddy: didn't want to say north korea to not sound offensive.
Also eddy: named three random latinoamerican countries.
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You gotta do what you gotta do to win
@@dakuten7883 haha thxxx 🙏🙏
@@dakuten7883 I subbed!!
I’m from Texas and I practically cried from laughter when the song for the US was Cotton Eye Joe. That song was written by a Swedish band. I was expecting country music but that caught me by surprise
Yeah but it is a traditional American country folk song.
@@MrAlsachti okay
I was expecting "Murica, F*ck Yeah"
I'm fairly certain the Lion King song is South African, not Tanzanian. The opening part is in Zulu and was written by a South African composer. "Stereotypical" Tanzanian music is vastly different to that 😂
Yes!!! I was so confused when I saw Tanzania :)
Honestly, I'm from South Africa and I'd have guessed one of the Swahili speaking countries.
Yeah it is not Tanzanian. It is South African through and through
Isn't it because the movie takes place in the savannah of East Africa? So I guess Lion King is supposed to be in the Tanzania area of Africa, and not South Africa.
I actually even guessed Tanzania, simply because I recall seeing the Kilimanjaro mountain in the Lion King, which is located there.
“Hello guys welcome back to another episode of twoset violin”
Man it never gets old
maybe because it’s twoset violin still exists😮
Two sat violang
Fun fact: Cotton eyed Joe was made by Rednex. Rednex is a Swedish musical group.
But they are not the originals of that song.
@@blackhawksnbullsncubsnbear4615 exactly, it’s an old american folk song but was made into a techno dance song.
I’d rather have Captain America’s theme represent the USA.
@@jeffreygao3956 same
The fact that they played Rednex for CEJ and said it's USA, but played Kung Fu Fighting and called it Chinese because it was the Chinese version hurts my brain.
Dragostea din tei: starts playing
Every European: vigorous dancing and flailing
Yes, that is unfortunately probably the second most famous polka piece from Finland after Ieva's polka (leek spin meme)... I guess it is kinda stereotypical but I'd say it is more traditionally stereotypical than current stereotypical which would obviously be anything heavy metal. :D
”Unfortunately” why, I love Säkkijärven polkka!
ok
@@sannako6507 I have a passionate love-hate relationship with it, it is so annoying yet so engraved in our backbone.
Torille
For me it's the sound of the first Nokia cellphones. >_>
Happy Greece was included! "Zorbas Dance" is actually from a movie called "Zorbas the Greek" and was composed by one of the best composers here called Mikis Theodorakis. He recently passed away and we are having a celebration in our school to honor him. One of the songs we are playing and dancing to is this one!
(2:29)
@sussy Kanye balls Thank you! :)
Same here! Φανταστικό κομμάτι ο Ζορμπας
@@afrouska είναι όντως, όπως και τα περισσότερα του Θεοδωράκη
I'm very far away from Greece but we learnt this dance in school for some reason. Still have fond memories, it's a great piece of music.
Almost the funnest dance to do. Love the Zorba dance
-Timestamps-
0:35 : Colombia, La salsa Llego
01:03: France, Traditional Musette
01:26: Germany, Fichtl`s Lied (omg I´m german this was so embarassing)
02:02: Finland, Säkkijärven Polkka
02:32: Greece, Zorba´s Dance
02:57: Ireland, The drunken sailor
03:34: Russia, Korobeiniki
03:58: UK, Rule Britannia
04:24: North Korea.
05:18: Spain, Pregón Canastero
05:54: Mongolia, Mongolian Throat singing
06:12: Austria, Mei Muata und mei Vota
06:33: India, Tunak Tunak Tun
06:57: Brazil, Samba Do Brasil
07:22: China, Kung Fu Fighting
07:41: Poland, Czerwone Jagody
08:08: USA, Cotton Eyed Joe
08:24: Vatican City, Salve Regina
09:01: Argentina, El Tango de Roxanne
09:21: Israel, Hava Nagila
09:38: Italy, Tarantella Napoletana
10:03: Australia, Australian Aboriginal Music
10:10: Moldova, Dragosteia Din Tei
10:36: Turkey, Traditional Turkish Music
10:57: Tanzania, Nants´ Ingonyama
11:13: Switzerland, Yodelling
11:25: Japan, Sebonzakura
11:49: Serbia, Serbia Strong
Hope you´re going to practise :)
Between Switzerland and Japan is México :)
Oh! Sorry about that!
Ahahaha ich auch
Correction: 11:25 Japan, Senbonzakura
@@hsimwong1107 Ahhh sorry xO
Yes the Finnish one was very Finnish indeed! Our traditional music has a lot of accordion and it's actually one of the most well known folk pieces over here. It's kind of amusing how you both landed kind of close but kind of really far with your guesses 😂
"Is Ireland part of the UK?" the inhale of controversy was real
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"Camera dies from cultural insensitivity." -- That cracked me up. But seriously, I was kind of amazed at the ones they missed. Zorba's Song and Hava Nagila, etc. I guess their areas of musical knowledge is very narrow, focused hard on classical. In this quiz, a more general knowledge of pop culture would have served them better.
Zorba and Hava Nagila are hardly pop culture... Very surprised of those being missed, too.
Yea their musical knowledge seem to be very narrow in general
Lol Hava Nagila is older than Israel :D I belive it originated somewhere in eastern europe.
@@lomezack8396 I mean, Israel is far older than any songs we have lyrics for, it just spent a while not existing between its foundation and the creation of Hava Nagila
But its a very Jewish song
Me, a german: feels like Austria, Switzerland and Germany sounds the same
I mean, most Bavarian arccodion songs could be from Austria and/or Switzerland respectively 😂 But Fichtls Lied is such a meme that I instantly knew it was Germany.
The „swiss“ ypdeling was probably german tbh
@Fiamo Scarlette I think it went a lot worse for some other people.
Also they chose the worst possible songs 😅🙈 I don't want our music seen in the world like this mockery... 😅 we have so much more to offer (and even Helene would have been a better choice)
@@Chakrenqueen It was stereotypical music.
TwoSetViolin: is Ireland part of the uk?
As a Londoner, I can just hear parliament debating it from the other side of the city
As a chinese person, I think the piece brett and eddy play for china every single time during charades is much more stereotypical than kungfu hustle lolll
Agree. It is bad that I've never heard if kungfu hustle before this
I don't remember hearing this song in the movie Kung Fu Hustle. But the song is in Kung Fu Panda.
i was thinking something like Welcome to Beijing when it come to China, i didnt even realize if wasnt Eddy mention the song Kungfu Fighting
Agreed. They also listed Tibet somewhere⚠️
They should have propaganda music like North Korea one imo.
I can't believe Eddy got the throat singing from Mongolia right. I was surprised and excited to hear my cultural representation. I hope I'm not the only Mongolian who watches you guys... Keep going!
You are not alone 😎. Third year Twosetter here.
@@SquizerKingsss NOICE... 🙌
Now if only they could do a video learning the morin khuur...
I fucking love Mongolian throat singing. It's actually extremely cool and unique
Didn’t they actually made a video reacting to a throat singer?
As a Finn: It's a pretty traditional Finnish song (more meme'd nowadays than actually actively listened to). If you wanted something very traditional you'd go for something played on kantele
is säkkijärven polkka memed on? I've never seen a meme with it but I learned the song over quarantine and it's really fun to sing :)
Jos pitäisi olla stereotyyppisesti suomalaista nii tyyliin iskelmä olisi paras vaihtoehto mun mielestä ku se on aika uniikki Suomelle.
Perkele
Nehä Venäjällä räjäytti miinat ku soitti säkkijärven polkkaa eri radiotaajuuksilla :D
@@kepakeps9723 Ei, vaan se esti radiomiinoja räjähtämästä.
I am Turkish and the Turkish song just made me remember my parents taking me to somebody’s wedding and i don’t even know who they are. There is an musical instrument called “zurna” in Turkey and they usually use them at weddings. When i heard the Turkish song in the video i was like “ if it is not Turkey i am not Turkish anymore”.
Eddy: hears *Rule Britannia*
Also Eddy: I feel like it's English, but I'm not so sure
Me, born and raised in England: wtf is that
@@jjb4531 XD proud Russian, wanna move out of here asap.
Other countries: random meme-ish songs
UK: literally a national song
@@israellai Same with Greece. If they were to go more traditional it would be impossible to guess but Zorbas the Greek is the most iconic/famous tunes you can associate with Greece
At least Eddy has a better sense of what “sounds” British than Brett does! ;P (If you get this joke, you have a very large brain!)
A lot of this music isn't from the countries or doesn't represent them well, but I guess that's why "stereotypical" is in the title, this is what people *think* music from those countries usually sounds like.
Except for North Korea... that represented them perfectly
Argentina is kinda spotted on. Although tango is not as popular as argentinian rock, it’s still a pretty big part of the culture. People nowadays listen to rap and that stuff, kinda lame imo
That north korea one i- ✋
That was so unexpected how did Eddy even think about that
Same
Sounded very Mahler to me!
as a south korean, I can't agree more 🤣🤣
it sounds powerful, thats why
Minor key, and just very dramatic
1:20 bro said "gene på pont france" which means "nuisance on pont france" in Danish 😂😂 🇩🇰🤜🇫🇷
Whenever someone says that "Cotton-eye Joe" is stereotypical American, the 'Merican in me shouts
"BUT THAT'S BY A SWEDISH GROUP!"
Then I remember Caramell Danzen is always assumed to be Japanese...but is also Swedish...
WTF SWEDEN?!
Yeah! Cotton-eye Joe is a trad. American song but the version up there is the Swedish version, that registers Swedish to me. :D
Also Lion King was a little misleading - yes, it's an African language (probably sung by them too), but the composer for the Lion King who compiled all that music is Hans Zimmer (a German now living in the US) writing for an American made movie which quite a lot of the world is familiar with. I honestly didn't know whether the answer was going to be an African country or the US just because of the reputation that movie has.
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Honestly, when I heard the song at 8:06 (I’m American) I knew it was for the US because of another video I watched, but I started wondering if it was actually FROM the US. It didn’t sound like what I would imagine a song from the US would
(I was thinking it would be a pop song).
@@eiralinnea After looking it up, you are right...The Swedish group did the version played.
Eddy: It's really dissonant. Sounds like this person is making mistakes....Ukraine?
Me: sad Ukrainian noises
Happy Russian noises :)
@@CommunistBearFighter bro T_T
@@CommunistBearFighter ти российский?
@@CommunistBearFighter друже мiй, затули пельку :)
hahaahahah unlucky
All songs are from their respective countries. While Brazil is represented by a German song that doesn't sound like Brazilian music at all
I agree
its stereotypical music
@@Anat-0 i'm Brazilian and that song doesn't sound like Brazilian music and samba.
Its not even close to stereotypical brazilian music 😭😭 what is this
Stereotypes aren't always accurate. In this case its just what some unfamiliar or uncultured people would generally associate with Brazil. Kinda like how people would associate Fortunate Son with Vietnam.
8:06 I KNOW FOR A FACT THAT EVERY AMERICAN KID THAT WENT TO PUBLIC SCHOOL STARTED DANCING WHEN COTTON EYE JOE CAME ON
I DID TOO
I loved that they included the Russian folk song that most people know as "The Tetris Theme". But nobody realizes that the whole OG theme of the game is Russian : Images of St. Basil's in Moscow, folk songs and Tchaikovsky for music.
I recognised it as Tetris! I love that game 🎮
It's also made by russians
@@nikolaytekuchev136 pretty important export for the USSR too
yes I’m russian and I absolutely love it
I'm pretty sure most people realize that. The game was heavily advertised as a Russian import when originally released in the west.
This is hilarious for a European to watch. When they didn't recognise slavic languages - is there anything easier in the world? And Dragostinea Te is the only song in Romanian that is known outside of Romania and Moldova. The UK and Ireland, well... That could potentially get you in trouble.
Hahaha a polish girl here, the polish song they had is about a red berries hahahahaha
I also felt that by just being European it made the challenge so much easier hahaha
I thought it was Romanian
@@gbasilveira it is in Romanian, but it’s a Moldovian band
"This is hilarious for a European to watch. When they didn't recognise slavic languages " its not when you know that Slavic Languages and most of other European languages are part of the same language family(English included)...
I totally did not expect Senbonzakura of all thing to make appearance, and even less for Brett to be immediately recognize it.
Me neither for Kung Fu Panda, I thought they gonna use Butterfly Lovers or Xue Hua Piao Piao as China representative
@@DanielAndHisViolin I believe the video was made before Yi Jian Mei became a huge meme in the West.
As a French person, hearing Brett and Eddy say a few words in French is one of the most beautiful things
s I have seen.
As a Brazilian, I wouldn't have guessed that in a million years. It didn't sound like a stereotypical samba, at least that excerpt. I thought it was some Eurovision song too.
its made by a german pop group
tanta musica tipica ultra famosa nossa, colocarem aquele remix Eurovision de samba foi sacanagem kkkk
Yeah, I was like WTF THIS IS NOT BRAZILIAN AT ALL!
Agreed, it only becomes really obvious at the end with the drums in this version. I think the melody actually comes from Hugo Fattoruso from Uruguay, but I find it has a similar vibe to popular Brazilian stuff such as Jorge Ben's Taj Mahal. Listen to Airto Moreira's version from the 70's though - Tombo in 7/4, it's called - where the melody is sang by a chorus with percussion in full samba polyrythmic onslaught. It really sounds quintessentially Brazilian there. That Bellini dance hit kind of ruined this one because everybody has heard it and got sick of it so they cannot appreciate other renditions of this melody any more.
é da abertura da copa de 2014, faz "sentido" ser famosa la fora...
Man, this video just goes to show how memes are actually cultured XD Not Eddy being able to guess most of it through memes
Memes are basically a small package of the culture of that time. Comparable to cave writings ig.
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Twoset: *hears dramatic music thats not violin*
Eddie: "is that starwars?"
finally a yt recommendation that gave me genuine fun. Feels like yt from decades ago. Thanks, guys. : )
As a Brazilian who knows a lot about all of our different musical traditions, I feel I’m neither Brazilian nor knowledgeable about our music
Aquela música tb nn tinha nada a ver
Brazilian mix sambas, always stereotypical, makes sense. If you go the "stereotypical" line...
Same
Eu voltei pra ver, aquela música n tem naaaaada de samba típico, é uma grande mistura, e ficou péssimo kkkkk
CARA SIM! eu pensei em mts países mas nenhum foi brasil com aquela música 💀💀
Alternate name: Eddy gets reminded of Mario Kart for 12 Minutes and 33 seconds
Your pfp is so cute 😉
@@nishantsaini579 it isnt cute at all. There is some serious trickery going on within this image. Espeon thinks umbreon is friendly. It will most certainly lead to the betrayal and death of poor umbreon with many tragic faints along the way.
@@threadbreaker5851 😂😂😂😂
@@nishantsaini579 Thank you
@@threadbreaker5851 😂😂🤣
TIMESTAMPS! Because screw it!
0:34: Colombia 🇨🇴
1:03 France 🇫🇷
1:24 Germany 🇩🇪
2:01 Finland 🇫🇮
2:29 Greece 🇬🇷
2:54 Ireland 🇮🇪
3:28 Russia 🇷🇺
3:57 UK 🇬🇧
4:16 North Korea 🇰🇵
5:17 Spain 🇪🇸
5:54 Mongolia 🇲🇳
6:11 Austria 🇦🇹
6:33 India 🇮🇳
6:57 Brazil 🇧🇷
7:22 China 🇨🇳
7:40 Poland 🇵🇱
8:06 USA 🇺🇸
8:24 Vatican City 🇻🇦
9:00 Argentina 🇦🇷
9:19 Israel 🇮🇱
9:38 Italy 🇮🇹
10:03 Australia 🇦🇺
10:09 Moldova 🇲🇩
10:35 Turkey 🇹🇷
10:57 Tanzania 🇹🇿
11:13 Switzerland 🇨🇭
11:24 Mexico 🇲🇽
11:31 Japan 🇯🇵
11:49 Serbia 🇷🇸
Skip to your hearts desire! Songs are provided in the video. Have fun!
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thanks you’re a legend
Why the freak to do this in your free time
@@bl1tzfi3e25 because I want to
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Loool I also thought that the brazilian song was Eurovision-like style xD because, to be honest, unless we know it, there's nothing particularly brazilian about it!
Props for the North Korea one! 😂 You guys are amazing 🎉
But to be honest I'm a bit surprised you didn't recognize the gregorian chant right away since you are classical musicians.
as an irish person, twoset counting the drunken sailor right when they both said uk hurts me internally. thanks for coming to my ted talk
I literally named Senbonzakura before they both answered Japan. The speed of weebs can be terrifying haha
I love it when I get the notification that I got a new subscriber, it really makes my day, even my whole week ❤️❤️
As an African, I feel offended that you didn't know where the Lion King song was from.😅
As a Nigerian, I was like "Hell Yeah"! Brett and Eddy called my country.😆
6:50 That comparison caught me offguard💀
I'm a Finn and even I was confused for a second when Säkkijärven polkka started playing. My mind literally went "Poland? Russia?... WAIT A DAMN MIN-" and then realized it's a Finnish folk song just in time before you revealed the right answer. It just made me realize that our folk music sounds very Eastern European.
well eastern europe and finland are pretty similar in terms of mentality and culture I think
Yet Finns identify themselves as being closer to Sweden and the other Northern European countries than to any Eastern European country. Mentally we're very Western and would rather not identify as being Eastern, yet since we're a melting pot of Eastern and Western influences because of Russia and Sweden, it's a mix of both and some traditional customs in Eastern Finland differ from the customs on the West coast. I can't really compare the mentality to any other because I'm not too familiar with all the different cultures in Europe and there are a ton.
@@ButterDog42069 imo (im finnish) i identify with neither eatern european nor western culture, to me Finland has its own culture
Linguistically, Finnish is related to Hungarian. So maybe there are some cultural links as well?
@@kathilisi3019 Finnish and Hungarian have been isolated from each other for a long time, so although the languages have a similar structure they are completely different too. And even though languages do reflect the culture they are formed in, since we have separated from each other many centuries ago there is no way that there is a true cultural connection there. (I study linguistics btw)
1:23 Brett's "comme ci comme ça" sounds cute and funny. Reminds me of that Beginner vs Pro Opera Singer with Sanna, singing Habanera and he just throws in random phrases like this while singing (wailing)
“Korobeiniki” is totally a stereotypical Russian song, and it’s also the Tetris theme, I can’t believe you didn’t recognize it! Or maybe you did and just didn’t mention it.
I love it when I get the notification that I got a new subscriber, it really makes my day, even my whole week ❤️❤️
I didn’t know it was a Russian piece, I just recognized the theme from Tetris.
They are too young for Tetris ;)
It is such a sad and melancholic song, even without knowing the lyrics.
I’m embarrassed to admit I recognised this piece from piano tiles
This was very entertaining to watch! So fun! ❤😁🤣🔥💯