Fun fact: This song "Aloha Oe" was written by Queen Lili'uokalani (the last Hawaiian monarch) in 1878. Lili'uokalani intended this to be a love song but it ended up being a farewell song.
The vibe of the song is a: "ahh, the sea. So fascinating. So wonderful. Here, we see Bikini Bottom. Teaming with life. Home of one of my favorite creatures. Spongebob Squarepants. Yes of course he lives in a pineapple you silly!"
Queen Lil'ouokalani was the last queen of the Hawaiian Kingdom and since she wrote this song as a farewell to her people, so it perfectly fits for SpongeBob and the really calm morning scenes, like the one in Help Wanted.
There are actually other versions of Aloha Oe that play in SpongeBob. One of them plays in Home Sweet Pineapple when SpongeBob has to move away, and another plays in Nature Pants when SpongeBob moves away to live with the jellyfish.
I almost thought you were gonna talk about Stadium Rave because of the intro and I thought "How the heck is that from 140 years ago? I didn't know they made that stuff long ago!"
Aloha Oe always sounded both nostalgic and melancholic to me. Once I learned the historical context surrounding its creation, I finally understood why.
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I recognize the Aloha Oe song from Lilo & Stitch. An underrated Disney movie with some great sequels and a great tv-show. That's not something you see often when it comes to animated Disney movies.
Since the song sounds like you’re about to take on another day or budding the farewell, it kinda lives up to its name know that in Hawaii, Aloha is “hello” and “goodbye”
the apm music is what makes the show so iconic, it has such an atmospheric soundtrack that really fits the tone of the show and it's some of my all time favorite types of music, Lonely on The Beach is one of the best in the entire show.
Wow Stephen and his crew put in lots of history for these tracks. I love the juxtaposition of a song that originally meant farewell being turned into something like "welcome to Bikini Bottom!"
It's so cool that a song we enjoy today was passed down from generation to generation long ago, and it happened to land in our generation now as well. Truly an amazing moment in history.
The version famously used in SpongeBob was composed by 1985 by Hans Haider and was on the vinyl album “Hawaii and South Pacific”. Honolulu March (another famous SpongeBob song) was also on the album. The album, including Aloha Oe, was removed from APM (the music catalog SpongeBob uses) in 2010, but Nicolas Carr (the music editor) has the CD version made in 1991. This is the story, just figure you would know.
@@1685Violin It was. The iconic version that played in Help Wanted of the track isn’t on APM. Nick Carr has the CD so this track can still play. Some other versions of Aloha Oe used on SpongeBob are on APM.
This isn't even the oldest music that SpongeBob used. Vivaldi's "Spring" concerto Op. 8, No. 1, Mvmt. 1 was published in 1725, and it was used in the episode "Boating Buddies".
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You’re already cool! Especially your fans too!
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Itll never happen dont even try
That’s gonna be pretty hard, SpongeBob is too cool
Cool thumbnail
Fun Fact: 20 years after she wrote that song, Hawaii became a territory of the US. So she played this song as a farewell to Hawaii’s independence.
Damn, that is dark.
@@TomEyeTheSFMguy if you think that's dark look at what the us did to Hawai'I and my ancestors and current people
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@@netnews9471 Bro did this take place in Hawaii? If so, it's not relevant to the comment.
Fun fact: This song "Aloha Oe" was written by Queen Lili'uokalani (the last Hawaiian monarch) in 1878. Lili'uokalani intended this to be a love song but it ended up being a farewell song.
That song aged horribly from its meaning
Umm, We saw the video dummy
@@subifyouhatetiktokandreddit234 I think he’s just getting to the point dumbass
Aloha Oe, just sounds so chill and just ''wholesome'' tbh.
Pretty dope facts 💯✊👋
“Drunken Sailor” aka the krusty crab theme was made by Irish in the 1600s-1800s.
oh yeah
The krusty krab theme is rake hornpipe not drunken sailor
@@limelylimely4277 well, Drunken Sailor is one of the songs for the Krusty Krab, too
*OH WHAT DO YOU WITH A DRUNK EARLY IN DA MORNING?*
@@GordonSnowMachine **WHAT DO YOU DO WITH A DRUNKEN SAILOR EARILY IN THE MORNING**
I think Aloha Oe should be the very last song played when Spongebob ends. Since it is a song about saying goodbye, after all.
That or pua pakoleni
Orcr sweet victory
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@@tripIepen If your in the car already, then why does he need to let you in? 😂🤔
My true exposure to Aloha Oe was actually Lilo and Stitch, but I won’t be surprise I technically heard it from Spongebob first just never realized it.
I've also heard the song in one of the classic Tom and Jerry shorts too. I think it was the one where they were on a cruise
Lilo and stitch, was a pretty good and decent movie.
Same lol
@@YakkoWarnerTower two of my favorite things in life are Animaniacs and lilo and stitch
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The vibe of the song is a:
"ahh, the sea. So fascinating. So wonderful. Here, we see Bikini Bottom. Teaming with life. Home of one of my favorite creatures. Spongebob Squarepants. Yes of course he lives in a pineapple you silly!"
Edward Edward I’m in you’re car Edward let me in Edward
Yet the meaning is very sad
That opening gave me nostalgic whiplash.
*GoOd MoRnInG GaRY!*
My brain automatically read this in a french accent
Queen Lil'ouokalani was the last queen of the Hawaiian Kingdom and since she wrote this song as a farewell to her people, so it perfectly fits for SpongeBob and the really calm morning scenes, like the one in Help Wanted.
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It maybe 140 years old but Spongebob singing “Sweet Victory” will last until the end of time
Sweet victory best song i ever heard👍
Yes! My fav song is sweet victory
Long love sweet Victory
Ight
"Drunken sailor" and "blow the man down" are both older than Aloha a huei
Fun fact: the average lifespan of a sea sponge is around 200 years old in deep oceans
Who cares boi nah jk
@th Excellent math bro also, 9 + 10 is 21
@@deuxpomme9777 dude 1999 + 200 is 2199...
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I believe they found one that was 2,300 years old once.
I swear this song is such a wonderful and amazing 140 year old piece.
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Dang 140 years old..
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@@tripIepen :/
I was thinking of “What Do We Do With A Drunken Sailor” when I saw this video’s title
Yeah, I was thinking it was Wey, Hey And Up She Rises too!
I remember this song🙂
i was thinking of that upbeat workout song played during the jellyfish rave in spongebobs house based on the thumbnail lol
There are actually other versions of Aloha Oe that play in SpongeBob. One of them plays in Home Sweet Pineapple when SpongeBob has to move away, and another plays in Nature Pants when SpongeBob moves away to live with the jellyfish.
There’s also another one that’s an original piece called “Aloha Lui Lui” which was in mid-Season 7.
"drunken sailor" is also used in spongebob and it comes from the early 1800s. a lot of the songs used in the show are like this.
“It’s a song about farewell and how things would never be the same”
We’re things the same when spongebob was first introduced?
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@@tripIepen No
SpongeBob is just so old that this song is so old,but is still very classy.
and I wish y'all a good day.
Yep and thx 🙃🔥
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@@lexiyah643 the fuck did you just say?
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@@lexiyah643 No it’s not overrated,It’s not my opinion as well because it’s a fact
There was also a melody of a sea shanty sometimes in title cards. The sea shanty is what will we do with a drunken sailor?
spongebob songs will always be iconic
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And from the video games
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If this song is 140 years old today, it would have been on spongebob 21 years ago making it debut on spongebob 119 years after it was created.
And they didn't have to worry about copyright at that point. LOL
I almost thought you were gonna talk about Stadium Rave because of the intro and I thought "How the heck is that from 140 years ago? I didn't know they made that stuff long ago!"
When I thought about a song used in spongebob that's 140 years old, my mind went to drunkin sailor. But it's a surprise to be sure but a welcome one.
STAR WARS
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What?
Same, and was immediately confused cuz i believe Drunken Sailor is MUCH older
@@asrieldreemurr8059 “It’s a surprise to be sure but a welcome one” is a quote from star wars
Makes sense the song is a hello and a goodbye, since "aloha" means "hello" and "goodbye" after all. I'm surprised you didn't mention that.
The song "Aloha Oe " is still going strong. It's forever.🌈
Fun Fact: Music used but not originally created for SoongeBob is called Associated Production Music
Aloha Oe always sounded both nostalgic and melancholic to me. Once I learned the historical context surrounding its creation, I finally understood why.
1:20 this song is already in the show, and it still is to this day.
No matter how old Spongebob music is it will always be amazing and be apart of our childhoods
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@@tripIepen No
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@@fardmonkegaming Edward help me or I’ll eat you’re brain
I recognize the Aloha Oe song from Lilo & Stitch. An underrated Disney movie with some great sequels and a great tv-show. That's not something you see often when it comes to animated Disney movies.
Lilo and Stitch is underrated?
Lilo and Stitch is such a classic.
I like Lilo and Stitch Yayyyyy 😁😊💕
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Who the hell said Lilo and Stitch was forgotten?
Can we appreciate how his videos never get boring?
Agreed!
Nice profile pic
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Agreed tbh.
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I never watched Spongebob as a kid, i only got into it in my early 20s. I first heard of Aloha Oe in Lilo and Stitch when Nani was singing it to Lilo.
140 years old is a lot of time which is epic
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@@tripIepen No
The speech of this video kinda made me cry thinking back at it!
Last time I was this early, 2b2t's spawn still had natural terrain.
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You learn something new everyday! 140 years wow!
Edit: So THAT'S the song that keeps popping into my head when I'm all calm.
Ah yes, the song that plays in the beginning of the first SpongeBob episode, where the French narrator says “Ah, the sea.”
The reason this fits as an introduction and a farewell song is because “Aloha” means “Hello” AND “Goodbye”
I thought you were trying to tell me that jellyfish jam was made 140 years ago.
I actually learned about Queen Lili Oukalani earlier this year and I REALLY recommend searching this up online. Quite tragic but nice to know.
Since the song sounds like you’re about to take on another day or budding the farewell, it kinda lives up to its name know that in Hawaii, Aloha is “hello” and “goodbye”
the apm music is what makes the show so iconic, it has such an atmospheric soundtrack that really fits the tone of the show and it's some of my all time favorite types of music, Lonely on The Beach is one of the best in the entire show.
I like Moloka'i Nui and Hawaiian Happiness
and Honolulu March
APM Music is also on many other shows, video games, and even Motorola ringtones.
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Wow Stephen and his crew put in lots of history for these tracks. I love the juxtaposition of a song that originally meant farewell being turned into something like "welcome to Bikini Bottom!"
Nicolas Carr is the music editor for SpongeBob. You can thank him.
12th. Street Rag is over 120 years old now and it's also used quite a bit in Spongebob.
1984: the christmas story used a song that would be later used as a spongebob song
That song always makes spongebob a chill show to watch
The song "break thru'' used in the episode "Can you Spare a Dime?'' was released in the 1960s.
That’s basically 50 years ago, this song is 90 year older then that
30 years if you’re telling from 1999
@@PelsckoPolesko true
If SpongeBob ever has a final episode, this HAS to be the last song they play (either that or Ocean Man)
Or Sweet Victory
@@EpicJake0948 Or all three of those songs at the same time.
@@universereverbz or Living in The Sunlight, Loving in The Moonlight by Tiny Tim
Let’s hope that Spongebob never ends.
@@RenhoekAndStimpyMusic man, there’s so many iconic spongebob songs
Tell me why when he played the song, my nostalgia hit me so hard
Same ╯﹏╰
Omg I've been following the Spongebob music for so long now, and I am proud to be able to identify most of the songs played throughout the show.
We have found ancient history that lives today
Yayyy 🥰🥳we found treasure
@@LillyPrincess2 pig
Aloha is so iconic in spongebob and we will always love hearing it in the show to give us some confidence, nostalgia, and happiness
It's as old as that grandmas grandma from that chocolate episode
SpongeBob aged like fine wine
The music is a pretty underappreciated aspect of the show so it's really cool to see a deep dive (no pun intended) on one song. Good stuff!
Spongebob songs are absolute fire
I miss Stephen Hillenburg so much RIP Stephen Hillenburg.😢😢😢😢😢😢
Still my all time favorite show!
I’m gonna be honest, this is by far my favorite song, and the most relaxing!
It almost bring me tears when I reheard that song,The nostalgia
And this is what made me love the show
That song never gets old. 😁👍
Spongebob music make me happy and relaxed
Me too!!
When I need to calm down I watch one of his videos I love your videos
Fun Fact: The Meet the Sniper theme comes from a movie theme called, "Magnum Force"
I didn’t know this song was 140 years old until now Thxs for the news!
How have I never connected these dots before?!? Hillenburg, you creative genius...
It's so cool that a song we enjoy today was passed down from generation to generation long ago, and it happened to land in our generation now as well. Truly an amazing moment in history.
My mind is blown, and I feel relaxed knowing this.
140 years old? Pffft, hold my 1700's sea shanties
What would you do with a drunkin' sailor?
The version famously used in SpongeBob was composed by 1985 by Hans Haider and was on the vinyl album “Hawaii and South Pacific”. Honolulu March (another famous SpongeBob song) was also on the album. The album, including Aloha Oe, was removed from APM (the music catalog SpongeBob uses) in 2010, but Nicolas Carr (the music editor) has the CD version made in 1991. This is the story, just figure you would know.
What makes you say that the album was removed by APM?
@@1685Violin It was. The iconic version that played in Help Wanted of the track isn’t on APM. Nick Carr has the CD so this track can still play. Some other versions of Aloha Oe used on SpongeBob are on APM.
Recently the album was added to EMIPM which could signify that it'll be back on APM. Of course since he had the CD that doesn't really matter.
140 years old song?! Now that's ancient
The Song was also used in Various MGM Cartoons
1:20 is such a mood I almost cry every time i hear it no joke
It seems as though Stephen Hillenberg not only had a love for ocean life, but also musical history, no?
Aloha Oe was my favorite song when I was little
This song was always stuck in my head.
People were really bopping to this in the 1880’s. Icl I’m abit jealous
I learned so much from this video.
This isn't even the oldest music that SpongeBob used. Vivaldi's "Spring" concerto Op. 8, No. 1, Mvmt. 1 was published in 1725, and it was used in the episode "Boating Buddies".
and here i thought you where talking about tiny tim living in the sunlight
That’s weird, I was just listening to this song and then you post this :)
may you rest in peace stephen hillenburg
This song was also used in the Disney film, Lilo and Stitch.
Such a beautiful song
I'm gonna watch this in 140 years.
That song usually plays at sunrise scenes.
This song should’ve been played at stephens funeral. Very beuatiful
Uhhh there was no funeral
Aloha as both Hello and Goodbye is quite fitting
I thought everyone knew spongebob background music was public domain
Also the Krusty Krab theme melody (Drunken Sailor) was originally written 100 years ago in 1921
I just love the Hawaiian soundtrack more than anything in the world!
spongebob songs will always be iconic
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fun fact: this is the first backing track for spongebob, used in "help wanted"
Aloha Oe is a good song I love it especially in Lilo and Stitch
I can tell Val had an absolute blast making this video
There's a lot of cool songs in the SpongeBob soundtrack. I highly reccomend checking it out.
I like the song. The best day ever
Ironic how aloha means hello and goodbye it was originally used as goodbye but since it was the fist song in the first episode it meant hello then
spongebob will NEVER die.
But how could you forget the legend grass skirt chase
that is kinda insane how that spongebob song is 140 years old.