🇫🇮 Njet, Molotoff! - Finnish Winter War Song (British REACTION To Finnish Music)
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- Опубліковано 25 кві 2024
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Molotov (Molotoff) was a Russian politician who, when Russia started bombing Finland in air raids, blatantly lied and claimed that the planes were not dropping bombs but bread baskets to help out starving Finns. When Finns started using petrol bombs filled with kerosene, alcohol or anything flammable against the Russians they coined them Molotov Cocktails to go with the so-called bread baskets.
OK in conversations there has already been some misunderstandings.
So let's begin Molotov was the foreign secretary of USSR. and when in beginning of winter war he was asked in front of the League of Nations (before UN) why are russkies bombing innocent civilians in Finland. He said "we aren't bombing anyone we are just dropping bread baskets for the poor Finnish proletariat" (which were thermal bombs) so Finns thought that it would be Fking rude if an uninvited quests brings food to the table and we have nothing to drink. So that's origin story of Molotov Cocktail. And this song.
basically the song is talking about how molotov (russian politician, other comments have described it already) promised the russians this would be an esasy conqeur and how they would basically just march into finland and take it, thus the "tomorrow we'll be eating ice cream in helsinki" (some of the lyrics are sang as if from molotovs perspective), becasue the war will be over fast. But it clearly wasn't as easy as molotov had expected, and this song is about that.
They're basically just making fun of Molotov and praising Finland
If you want to listen some finnish folk songs, which contain english subtitles, here some my favorites:
* Täällä pohjantähden alla
* Loituma - Tähden Lentäessä/Shooting Star WARNING: you might cry when you listen
* Värttinä - Sorja poika
* Levan Polka
* Karjalan poikia
Some are sad and some haves an party feeling.
Njet = no , and Molotoff was russian politics who want destroy Finland in Winter War.
KaiserWaffle has better version with English translation and Solistiyhtye Suomi - Topic has best and the most chatchy version of song without subtitles, but you should definetly check it out just, because it is such a ear candy. Good video. *a thumb*
Finland has many winter war songs because hole finnish nation took a part for winter war. We are all children or grandchildren for those finnish winter war soldiers. Do you know many other countries that has fight together with hole nation fightning? Not just professional soldiers, hole nation. We did. Finns send their children safe in sweden and went to fight themselfs and for their childrens future. Every adult took a part at some level. So it does effect uss still today. And that is the reason why we have many songs about it.
Molotoff was a russian asshole who wanted to destroy finns with stalin.
Njet is russian and means no. So they song: no molotoff, no molotoff, you told mire lies than babricof (dont know how its written) himself.
Niet is no in Russian. This has few Russian words.