@@fulana_de_tal Ofcourse I have.. it's the exception that proves the rule 😂 tbh I lowkey love their folk music and their marching songs, but that's about it lol
Is there a reason that that line's funny, aside from that "dog" and "God" are spelled backwards from each other, and it's just sort of a weird thing to say for the situation/in general? I don't sprechen sie Deutsch.
The final word in this tongue twister is Rhabarberbarbarabarbarenbartbarbierbierbarbärbel, that being the woman (Bärbel) running the bar that the barber of said barbarians gets his beer from
John 3:16 New International Version 16 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. Look up the shroud of Turin. No one has ever been able to disprove it. And the closest they have ever gotten they took a sample from the wrong piece of the cloth. God bless
@@Task_Force_Tyler Also, no one has been able to disprove the flying spaghetti monster - which is kinda the point of its existence. You can't prove something doesn't exist because there's no evidence of its existence.
I swear to God, there was this girl in 5th grade who did this tounge twister flawlessly on two times speed and everyone thought it was the coolest thing. Looking back it was pretty impressive.
There's a similar one in Turkish: Bir berber bir berbere: “Bre berber gel beraber, Bir berber dükkanı açalım” demiş. A barber to another barber: "Hey, barber guy, let's come together and open up a barbershop" exclaimed.
I so hoped to also hear about the Rhabarberbarbarabarbarbaren, the Rhabarberbarbarabarbarbarenbartbarbier and Rhabarberbarbarabarbarbarenbartbarbierbierbarbärbel. Why end the story before it gets spannend?
I love these videos that highlight the confusing parts of languages. They hit the mark between funny and confusing and you learn some new language at the end of it.
Oh don't even get started... A friend if mine still gets a faraway look in his eye when anyone mentions his grandfathers story about being in their mountain home with friends during a storm and the unfortunate timing of something falling onto the roof just after somebody jokingly shouted up the chimney to the Lord of the wild hunt to share his catch... But as he told it the demon lord riding the storm winds (and taking up anything or anyone caught outside in the storm) threw down a carcass on the roof and nobody would clear the snow around the house until the first proper melt as they were so scared of what they might have found. I find it a bit more terrifying that the parents leaned into it so.much that as a grown man he was still shit scared of it And told it as his big party story as the winter drew in. Th poor git was convinced his parents would rather wild creatures dragged off a deer or a human body just so they didn't have to know which it might have been (rather than the more likely tree branch)
I mean, with that war having ended almost 80 years ago, it becomes increasingly likely that the answer to the latter question would be "crap in his diapers" and "spill food when fed"
@@mikelytouit's even worse... Most grandfathers would be born after the 60s the average age of a grandfather may have increased in the west but still, it used to be in his late 30s but even so if it was in his 60s today, it would still be after 1960... Thus no ones grandpa would be a part of the war.
My grandparents were children in the war. One of my grandmothers nearly starved in the post-war period because there was no food. Once I showed my grandma a plant and told her "This plant is common at train stations" (I wrote my bachelor's thesis in vegetation ecology at the time), and she was like "Child, we ATE this plant when I was a child. My mum just didn't know what to feed us!"😖
German Gen Z person here. My grandpa would always tell me his war stories when I was a young kid (didn't know what any of it meant ofc). All I remember is that during WW2 he fought the Brits in a submarine. He would talk about the same stuff over and over again. Dude was traumatized for real. He was 90+ and never able to think of something else.
Learning more German, some of my German friends tested tongue twisters with me. Fischers Fritze comes to mind. I could untwist the twisters pretty easily - and they could do the English ones well too. This though - this is hilarious!
My grandfather told his ww2 stories with the same voice as his pleasant childhood memories and gave no warning that he was changing directions while talking. I'm still traumatized how traumatized he must've been. RIP Grandpa! Like, me listening: 🥰😄😃😀😮😧😨😰🥺
My favorite bedtime song was "Auf der schwäbsche Eisebahn", which is a song about a farmer taking the train with his goat. Instead of taking the goat on the train though, he ties it to the last wagon. When they arrive only the head is left dangling from the rope. Happy times.
Ngl rhabarber barbaras rhabarber cake is bussin asl. Rhabarber barbaras bar lit as frick. Like the vibe is absolutely valid fam. Me goin there is def a canon event on god dawg frfr iykny
Correct! At the end of the story the barbarians accompany their barber to a beer bar with a barmaid called Bärbel, making her Rhabarberbarbarabarbarbarenbartbarbierbierbarbärbel. But if you know part 2 of the Song you already knew that :)
I'm an Iraq veteran, and when my kid misbehaved when she was smaller, I would scream from the downstairs “go to sleep or I'll tell you my war stories!” worked every time.
I love this one! My bio teacher had taught in Germany for several years and would play it for us if we had an easy day in class because she thought it was funny
I just started going along with it when I felt it coming up in the speech. Over here saying "Bahbahbah bababah." So glad my dog can't record me for blackmail
Would you like to hear Grandpapa’s War Stories? (He fought in the Whiskey War on Hans Island)
Definitely
I want y'all to finish the tongue twister
Wir bitten darum! Aber ohne Trauma, sonst kann ich nachher nicht schlafen.
yes
Tell me about his time In Argentina
Grandpa’s war story is german folklore par excellence
But I want to hear his war stories
You made me wipe my monitor lol
"Göring war enne fiese möp!" original quote.
There is a big dark shadow above all families here 😅
German folklore parparpapapapaarpara excellence
They turned this tongue twister into a song and I love it
that song convinced me germans should never be allowed to sing, except for rammstein
@@Peter_Griffaaa you clearly never heard Moskau
@@fulana_de_tal HEY! HEY! HEY! HEY!
@@fulana_de_tal Ofcourse I have.. it's the exception that proves the rule 😂 tbh I lowkey love their folk music and their marching songs, but that's about it lol
@@Peter_Griffaaa fair, i haven't heard enough german music to have a solid opinion on it tbh
"But nothing f*cked up this time, on God dög, for real for real" had me dead 💀
Oh really? It had you dead huh? For real for real?
@@KLUSTERIZER on god dög
ONG
Is there a reason that that line's funny, aside from that "dog" and "God" are spelled backwards from each other, and it's just sort of a weird thing to say for the situation/in general? I don't sprechen sie Deutsch.
Laughing with people making fun of slang, whilw using slang. The ultimate irony
De Niro's biography is well known for being full of German tongue twisters and stories about Barbara and her rhubarb. Excellent choice! 😹
...why do I feel like my leg is being pulled?
@rmitchell8439 it's funny bc it makes no sense, it's like if I started reading Trumps art of the deal and referenced ghost stories
man was dropping bars
Such an underappreciated comment.
you're hilarious, man
Großpapa was listening to Rugged Man’s verse on ‘Uncommon Valor’ on repeat.
No, he was dropping Barbaras
@@fatitankeris6327🥶🥶🥶
@@fatitankeris6327 😂
My German Teacher: “German is easy to learn!”
The tests:
actually you could do the same tongue twister in english
Duolingo ist mein Lehrer
They didn't even get to the Rhabarber Barbara Bar Barbaren Bart Barbier Bier
Or to the Rhababer Barbara Bar Babaren Bart Babier Bier Bar Bärbel
The whaat 😭😭😭😭💀💀💀💀💀
It is Rhabarberbarbarabarbarbarenbartbarbierbar though. We still speak German buddy. So compound words rule.
@@randomdude2026 It's easier to say, if you cut it up into pieces. This was his last resort. Suffocation, no breathing.
@@randomdude2026German scrable is fun 😅
“Three barbarians came so often to eat Barbara’s cake” 💀
yes, very wholesome barbarians. They pay Barbara for her cake and even get a fresh haircut at the barberʼs before. Very civilised
@@deutschermichel5807nah nah, different 'cake' fr fr
@@151monka what could you possibly mean, flammkuchen?
I wish I was Barbara 😩
@@caramelldansen2204 yeah making a product for so many people to enjoy sure is a fulfilling task
rababarbarbarabarenbartbarbierbierbar is the final word of the toungetwister, just so you know.
Rhabarberbabarabarbabarenbartbabierbierbarbärbel
No it's not. It's Rhabarberbarbarabarbarbarenbartbarbierbierbarbärbel
Why
I twisted my tounge...😣😒
I always wanted to lear German, but thanks to you I'll be learning French instead . Thank you guys
"would you like to hear grandpas war stories instead?" had me crying bro
On 2. Thoth the toung twister is fine! 😂
So *that’s* what the dog of wisdom was saying.
He also knows a few knock-knock jokes
😂😂😂
Was looking for this comment
ohhhhh
SO THAT'S WHY IT SOUNDS SO FAMILIAR
Was the rhubarb cake…. Bombastic?….
Underrated comment
Never thought I'd ever hear "on god dog fr fr I swear don't" in a tiny german boy accent 😭 every other short they make feels like a fever dream
Not gonna lie, I'm invested in Barbara's rhubarb pie shop now
The final word in this tongue twister is Rhabarberbarbarabarbarenbartbarbierbierbarbärbel, that being the woman (Bärbel) running the bar that the barber of said barbarians gets his beer from
For anyone wondering, because I couldn’t find “Bärbel” in my dictionary: it’s a given name. (Hat-Tip to Wiktionary)
Thank you so much for giving us the rest of it! The name ‘Bärbel’ is actually a short form of ‘Barbara’, which makes the ending perfect 🙂
You know those war stories don't sound that bad
I can't be the only one?
you missed a "bar" after "bar".
The word should be "Rhabarberbarbarabarbarbarenbartbarbierbierbarbärbel"
I found this after hearing the rap version of this 😅
WHAT IS THE RAP VERSION
@@jesusbehindthewheel3312 ua-cam.com/video/ZYkBf0dbs5I/v-deo.htmlsi=iYiNPBEIeAa_bbv7
Barbara’s Rhubarb Bar by Bodo Wartke
@@spiderpig20 indeed :) and it is most magnificent :)
"On second thought the tongue twister is very nice. Please continue." 😂
I'm fucking dead on god for real for real
John 3:16
New International Version
16 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. Look up the shroud of Turin. No one has ever been able to disprove it. And the closest they have ever gotten they took a sample from the wrong piece of the cloth. God bless
@@Task_Force_Tyler Also, no one has been able to disprove the flying spaghetti monster - which is kinda the point of its existence. You can't prove something doesn't exist because there's no evidence of its existence.
@@TroIIingThemSoftly think he was trolling, a bible thumper wouldnt have that pfp
@@rahmawatiwirasno3610do you have something against turtles? Are you a supporter of Prinz Markus von Anhalt and his animal brutality?
"On God DOG for real for real"
I speak German and I still thought I had a stroke partway through that.
I swear to God, there was this girl in 5th grade who did this tounge twister flawlessly on two times speed and everyone thought it was the coolest thing.
Looking back it was pretty impressive.
It is incredibly impressive! We had to do A LOT of takes…and some editing.
@@calvinandhabsI KNOW! I remember when we tried to say it too and it felt impossible to do it.
And he's still saying Rhabarbara instead of Rhabarber Barbara 😂 it's really hard and funny
so you are saying he sounds like a girl in 5th grade?
@@NR-fd9wv No, I said this video reminded me of this girl when I was in 5th grade.
"On god, dog, for real for real i swear don't" had me 💀
You can't start that German Tongue twister without finishing it! DAMMIT!
There's a similar one in Turkish:
Bir berber bir berbere:
“Bre berber gel beraber,
Bir berber dükkanı açalım” demiş.
A barber to another barber:
"Hey, barber guy, let's come together and open up a barbershop" exclaimed.
the way this story is now a trendy song and dance all over 😂😂 you guys had amazing hindsight 8 months ago 😎
Father: Your Grandpa was a war hero! He even killed Hitler!
So he is hitler
Hol up
oh… OH
HOLD ON-
WAIT A SEC-
Didn't know De Niro wrote german tales! What a multi talented guy.
"Ong dawg fr fr" is killing me 💀💀
When he said “ba” I felt that on a personal level
If y'all don't finish the tongue twister, we're all just going to have to assume it's because you can't and chickened out. 🐔😛
Nah it's cause i don't speak BARABBABARAABAS
I mean he started saying "Rhabarber (Rha)Barbara" after the second time so he already showed us he messed up
@@deecyp64he messed up before it got complicated...
I so hoped to also hear about the Rhabarberbarbarabarbarbaren, the Rhabarberbarbarabarbarbarenbartbarbier and Rhabarberbarbarabarbarbarenbartbarbierbierbarbärbel.
Why end the story before it gets spannend?
Bro turned into the dog of wisdom.
Old man coughing: Barbarabarbarbarabarbara 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The full line is Rhabarba-Barbara-Bar-Barbarenbart Barbier-Bierbar-Bärbel xD
Translates to Rhubarb Barbara's Bar barbarian beard Barber beer bar 'Bärbel' < german name
@@nomasanwow es klappt auch auf Englisch!
Hollup… it’s that song!!!
Do it. Do the entire thing.
We need more Grandpapa's A24 movie pitch stories lol
"On god dog fr fr."
“Want to hear a tongue twister?”
“Okay”
…followed by
“Is this just an excuse to tell a tongue twister?”
That was a legit hilarious tongue twister
it goes on though xD its a bit longer than in the video
Isn’t this that one song going viral rn lol
Edit: don’t wanna be that person but 230 likes? For what?
YES LOL
It's inspired by it, but the song was a bit spiced with the word artistry of Bodo Wartke. ❤
Someone provide the link I wanna hear it lol.
@@adamsmith1813 It's called Barbaras Rhabarberbar
@@adamsmith1813 Have you heard it yet? Everyone's dancing to it! 😊
Most famous quote from De Niro by chevy - Barabarabaraba
I cried when I read that so emotional, 😭
I love these videos that highlight the confusing parts of languages. They hit the mark between funny and confusing and you learn some new language at the end of it.
Big fan of DeNiro's German tongue twisters!
Nostalgically, I listen to this story every two years. Thanks for the reminder....
I actually wanna hear grandpa’s war stories.
Very good, I shall tell you the one about Rhabarberbarbarabarbarbarenbartbarbierbierbarbärbel...
"Would you like to hear grandpas war stories instead?"
"On second thought the toungue twisters are great."
💀💀💀
ohhh die rhabarberbarbara
Was ist eine “youth group”?
@@deutschermichel5807 jugendkreis. in der kirche. also so was wie jungschar, aber für teens
Oh man I love this channel, I hope when I come back to my phone that the words on the screen aren't messed up
"... but nothing f**ed up this time ! ..."
LOL!
my grandpa actually told me his stories about the war, god bless him
Bro was dropping a beat in the middle. 💃
Germans: Barbara's rhubarb cake
Americans: BABAKABABARA!!
when großepapa tells a story
you know shit's bout to happen
Oh don't even get started...
A friend if mine still gets a faraway look in his eye when anyone mentions his grandfathers story
about being in their mountain home with friends during a storm
and the unfortunate timing of something falling onto the roof just after somebody jokingly shouted up the chimney to the Lord of the wild hunt to share his catch...
But as he told it the demon lord riding the storm winds (and taking up anything or anyone caught outside in the storm) threw down a carcass on the roof and nobody would clear the snow around the house until the first proper melt as they were so scared of what they might have found.
I find it a bit more terrifying that the parents leaned into it so.much that as a grown man he was still shit scared of it
And told it as his big party story as the winter drew in.
Th poor git was convinced his parents would rather wild creatures dragged off a deer or a human body just so they didn't have to know which it might have been
(rather than the more likely tree branch)
Das ist so cool, ich könnte es mir den ganzen Tag ohne Unterbrechung anhören
Never ask a woman her age, a man his salary, or a German what his grandfather did in the war 😳
Ask me what they both did!
I mean, with that war having ended almost 80 years ago, it becomes increasingly likely that the answer to the latter question would be "crap in his diapers" and "spill food when fed"
@@mikelytouit's even worse... Most grandfathers would be born after the 60s the average age of a grandfather may have increased in the west but still, it used to be in his late 30s but even so if it was in his 60s today, it would still be after 1960... Thus no ones grandpa would be a part of the war.
My grandparents were children in the war. One of my grandmothers nearly starved in the post-war period because there was no food. Once I showed my grandma a plant and told her "This plant is common at train stations" (I wrote my bachelor's thesis in vegetation ecology at the time), and she was like "Child, we ATE this plant when I was a child. My mum just didn't know what to feed us!"😖
German Gen Z person here. My grandpa would always tell me his war stories when
I was a young kid (didn't know what any of it meant ofc). All I
remember is that during WW2 he fought the Brits in a submarine. He would
talk about the same stuff over and over again. Dude was traumatized for
real. He was 90+ and never able to think of something else.
Grandpa: “DID SOMEONE SAY WAR STORIES-“
The kid doesn't want to hear a worse German history 💀
Honestly, saying "Barbara's Rubarb Bar" in English is pretty hard too.
Learning more German, some of my German friends tested tongue twisters with me. Fischers Fritze comes to mind. I could untwist the twisters pretty easily - and they could do the English ones well too.
This though - this is hilarious!
My grandfather told his ww2 stories with the same voice as his pleasant childhood memories and gave no warning that he was changing directions while talking. I'm still traumatized how traumatized he must've been. RIP Grandpa!
Like, me listening: 🥰😄😃😀😮😧😨😰🥺
"on god dog"
Italians: we get it
My favorite bedtime song was "Auf der schwäbsche Eisebahn", which is a song about a farmer taking the train with his goat. Instead of taking the goat on the train though, he ties it to the last wagon. When they arrive only the head is left dangling from the rope.
Happy times.
Jeez there is a dark streak in these rural folk
And now theres a song
OMG, es ist verdammt lustig, aber der Großvater hatte die beste Ausrede ❤❤
I'd rather much listen to a tongue twister rather than listen to Grandpa Tell his story of how he played tongue twister with POWs.
I would love to hear that German grandpas war stories.
For a second there I thought I heard the call of a poorly rendered dachshund sitting in a red airplane, don’t know why
now why did the song start playing in my head IMMEDIATELY 💀💀
Yes, I would like to hear Grandpa's war stories.
I have a t-shirt with this tongue twister written on it from my high school German class. I love it!
A true bed time story! Kid gets so confused his brain turns off and falls asleep! 😂🙌
Ngl rhabarber barbaras rhabarber cake is bussin asl. Rhabarber barbaras bar lit as frick. Like the vibe is absolutely valid fam. Me goin there is def a canon event on god dawg frfr iykny
Meanwhile, I’d be too busy laughing to the escalating absurdity of the tongue twister to be able to fall asleep.
Bro said on god dog frfr I'm crying 😭 ☠️
OMG I GOT LIKED BY THEM LWTS GOO I CAN DIE PEACEFULLY FRFR 😭
I just cringed just reading reading your comment.
@@kabhes9040 so cringed out that you said reading twice???
Barbara = German name
Rhabarber = rhubarb
Bar = Bar
Barbar = Barbarian
Barbaras Barbarenrhababerbar
“Babrababarabarabarbrabrarabarababra” the dad
Thanks for liking my comment Calvin and Habs
No the story ends with an Rhabababarbarabarbarbarenbartbarbier not that nonsense you wrote.
Blub5117 why did you waste your time it’s just a joke
This is where the dog of wisdom got his wisdom from.
Oh this is what that song is based on right?
Correct! At the end of the story the barbarians accompany their barber to a beer bar with a barmaid called Bärbel, making her Rhabarberbarbarabarbarbarenbartbarbierbierbarbärbel.
But if you know part 2 of the Song you already knew that :)
this is a classic in Austrian voice acting classes
Bro sounds like crazy dave with that tounge twister
"okay, you may proceed" caused me off guard 😮
I was waiting for the pink suit to come out
... so this is what the dog of wisdom was saying
😂😂😂 of course the patrons of the bar are called Barbarian that's f****** outstanding
This is my favourite skit from these two. Although, i cant be the only one who wants to hear grandpapa's war stories?
I hate coming across your videos on my home feed because it reminds me to do my German homework I’m putting off
the "Ok you may proceed" killed me man 😅😂😂
I'm an Iraq veteran, and when my kid misbehaved when she was smaller, I would scream from the downstairs “go to sleep or I'll tell you my war stories!” worked every time.
My German mum has that whole twister crocheted on to our living room wall it’s legendsry
Großpapa’s bedtime stories are always very “nice”
For his era
I love this tounge twister 😭 it's my favourite
„on second thought please continue…“So wholesome!
I love this one hahaha. Rhubarb Barbara is such a classic
I love this one! My bio teacher had taught in Germany for several years and would play it for us if we had an easy day in class because she thought it was funny
That slight "Ja" gets me every time for some reason.
Poor Barbara….😂😂😂 and rabarber😂😂😂 I would like the war story’s 🤗
I would actually love to see him talk about his soldier days defending Normandy.
I just started going along with it when I felt it coming up in the speech. Over here saying "Bahbahbah bababah." So glad my dog can't record me for blackmail
“Would you like to heer my war stories instead?”
*DOCH*
My german boyfriend was trying really hard to break this down for me, but all I can hear is “bababababababababa”
I actually remember hearing this story when I worked in Germany. Lord knows why 😂
I remember this in German class back in highschool. Absolutely hysterical.