Keeping in mind that all of Ylvis's videos were made to promote their TV talk show, it's surprising that they put out so many in English. However, their latest music videos are all in Norwegian, without subtitles, so they aren't as much fun for us English speakers. Still, very catchy tunes, with lots of humour. The story of their latest songs is so Ylvis - they challenged themselves to write a whole concert-worth of songs, make videos, and perform the concert in a very short period of time. This might explain why they wear the same costumes in all of them! Plus, their youngest brother is included in the group now, which is cool. He was introduced years ago in "I Will Never Be A Star", which showed how cute and talented he is.
It may be crossing a line in the US. But play top 40 and you will find loads that are much worse, except without comic or parodic intent. I think Ylvis point fingers at a lot of music and videos that are both sexist and pathetically unoriginal.:-)
@@imstankface Also the song "I Will Never Be A Star" which is about their third more unknown brother. I feel like "Pressure" is a bit about making fun of a music genre and their music videos :D
I don't know how it is today, but for a while, TV Norge, the TV station that aired their show, brought their own sponsors to UA-cam. They weren't afraid of demonetization because they were part of this 3-way contract. Also being a big media company excludes you from the rules, how many music videos would be demonetized if it wasn't for their special deal with UA-cam. Norway also is more lax about swearing and sex on TV, which means their own advertising deals expect this kind of content.
Keeping in mind that all of Ylvis's videos were made to promote their TV talk show, it's surprising that they put out so many in English. However, their latest music videos are all in Norwegian, without subtitles, so they aren't as much fun for us English speakers. Still, very catchy tunes, with lots of humour. The story of their latest songs is so Ylvis - they challenged themselves to write a whole concert-worth of songs, make videos, and perform the concert in a very short period of time. This might explain why they wear the same costumes in all of them! Plus, their youngest brother is included in the group now, which is cool. He was introduced years ago in "I Will Never Be A Star", which showed how cute and talented he is.
If this wasn't a part of a comedy show this tune could have been the dance floor hit of the decade! Daft Punk, eat your french hearts out.
It may be crossing a line in the US. But play top 40 and you will find loads that are much worse, except without comic or parodic intent. I think Ylvis point fingers at a lot of music and videos that are both sexist and pathetically unoriginal.:-)
Another group of Norwegian comedians who have made a lot of fun songs are known as "Kollektivet", but little beats Ylvis 😂😂😂
Yup...." compliments" by Kollektivet !!!
Always a pressuare in life, when some people are too talented and got it all.😂
Love your reactions to Ylvis 😄
Please do more 🤩🙏
Language of love
Acapella
Old friends
Engine for Gabriel
You got it! I love Ylvis!! :D
Nice!!
And actually "You got it!" is a sentence from the Acapella song 😅
@@imstankface Also the song "I Will Never Be A Star" which is about their third more unknown brother.
I feel like "Pressure" is a bit about making fun of a music genre and their music videos :D
@@p0lbear yup, the guy with the Mona
Lisa is their little brother Bjarte
Mr. Saxobeat
😂
Yes! You put the right amount of pressure on it! 😊🍾🍾
They're putting high amount of pressure on YT monetization rules 🤣
Thanks for reacting to it, almost forgot about that song 😉
Have a fantastic day! 😊
I don't know how it is today, but for a while, TV Norge, the TV station that aired their show, brought their own sponsors to UA-cam. They weren't afraid of demonetization because they were part of this 3-way contract. Also being a big media company excludes you from the rules, how many music videos would be demonetized if it wasn't for their special deal with UA-cam.
Norway also is more lax about swearing and sex on TV, which means their own advertising deals expect this kind of content.
All I can do is 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Haha love me some Ylvis😂
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