🇳🇱 Joost Klein - Europapa (The Netherlands Eurovision 2024) *British REACTION*
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- Welcome back to a brand new video!! Today i am reacting to the Netherlands’ entry to Eurovision 2024. Representing The Netherlands is Joost Klein with ‘Europapa’. Enjoy!!
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Eurovision is an emotional affair for Joost. As a child, he watched it together with his parents. "Parents, one day I'm going to be on Eurovision stage" and he made it. Unfortunately, his parents died when he was a child. This song is dedicated to his late father. That's why it's called EUROPAPA. The part in the song “I'm in Germany, but I'm so alone. I'm in Italy, but I still feel the pain, etc.", I feel it's directed at his parents... Joost loved his parents and still does. His lyrics are mostly very deep, but the melody is happy, danceable and the clips of his song are presented in a fun way. Joost himself said that his musical style is diverse. When Joost was asked what song they should listen to in order to understand you. He answered Florida 2009 (it's about his parents) and Wachtmuziek (it's about mental health). I recommend listening to them. You have to translate it, because he sings in Dutch.
Oh that makes sense. Now i definitely want him to smash it at Eurovision. Thank you for the info!
@@FabianJ When you pay attention to the visuals and lyrics in the video, like at 4:12, you can see/hear the duality of his pain under all the happiness which tears him apart. At the hardcore/gabber drop he lets it all go, the last 20 seconds is the final hommage to his parents to tell them he is getting ready for a new chapter of his live.
so fucking true. so emotional. such a rollercoaster.
Dutchy here and “over the moon”, with this song. I think it’s art to take people from a very happe mood into a said one in just seconds. Brilliant!
It is a cool ambiguous text which reflect not only his personal story but also the current affairs in Europe. Certainly with that ending. For a positive peaceful Europe, slava ukraini!
I am dutch. Does not matter if Joost does not win, but he is reuniting europe and make a party in Malmö!!!!
yeah he is unites europe more than any politics trying
Im from Belgium and i really really really hope that joost will win. It's already the #1 song in Belgium and The Netherlands. And on Spotify i mean what?! This guy has started on youtube and now he's going to eurovision. And if you wanted to see hem on his best, you have to see his performans from LOWLANDS 2023. 12 points to The Netherlands baby! WELCOME IN EUROPAPA! 🇧🇪🇳🇱💪🙌
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I’m from Belgium as well, love it, hope it wins!
Bedankt buren 😉
@@dominiquejanssen7833 It’s very addictive 😀
me too
I'm Dutch and I've never been more proud of an entry for Eurovision. Thanks for the reaction. I think the lyrics is what makes this super good aswell tho.
LETS GO
Same het maakt me niet eens uit waar het eindigt voor mij heeft het al gewonnen ❤
Voor mij de winnaar🎉🎉
Im not Dutch but I'm Belgian. I want him to win, his story, his song, everything just clicks. This is what eurovison is about.
Same! I’m from Belgium and I like everything about it, like you say. The story behind it, the song, everything
Same
In the Netherlands many ppl think this shouldnt be on Eurovision. I think they are wrong, its diffrent and new. Thats what Eurovision is
It's stupid cause hardstyle is such a huge part of our music history. Not everyone has to like it but you can at least be ff-ing proud that Joost has gotten where he is now.
I'm Dutch. Too old in the 90s to really join the vibe. Now in hindsight it is great music. And this song gets better every time I hear it!
“Welkom in Europa jonguh!” Blijft het beste stukje
maar echt bahababhahahah😂
New Kids blijven top!
100% haha
Verrekte kut
Brabant, Jonguh!
Dutchy here, this is the first time in so long I felt proud sharing our Eurovision entree. This is about as Dutch as it gets!
I’m a granny from 59. I like the song. Remind me at the time my son was 15 and loved happy hardcore.
Good luck for Joost❤
I love that all ages are enjoying it! ❤️
I am also a dutch granny of 69 and one of my daughters was a “gabber”. This song makes my happy🎉
The song is a tribute to his parents who both died at a young age. The lyrics are about living life as an orphan, which Joost is himself. That's why he says
'Euro-papa', 'being alone in Germany' and
'Papaoutai' (dad where are u?) and ends with this sad ending. His dad told him that there are no boundaries in the world, both in personal achievements and between countries.
He actually is quite a big musician in The Netherlands, . starting of as a youtuber to escape the troubles of life he eventually made his first album “dakloos” (homeless) since then he has released 8 albums which were all very successful with millions of streams. He is also a very nice and loving person.
1983
Not over the moon with the Lyrics? Just listen closely. These lyrics have a deep meaning to him.
It is a tribute song to his parents. He lost both parents at the age of 12 or 13. He enjoyed watching the Euro Song Contest with his father. He asked his father what boundaries were and he indicated that those are lines that people have agreed upon and have made up. The world has no borders. You can go anywhere, the world belongs to everyone. With this song he wants to end an unpleasant time for himself and tell his father that he was right. And thank them again.
Dutch people are very proud, disciplined and love parties. But we also have our sorrows and Joost does not run away from it and shares it. This way he can continue.
It lifts me up
Makes me wanna dance
I am 61
I love your comment
Thank you so much
Same : 60 and dancing!
I am a Dutch guy, 65 years, normally I like Indie, Folk and Dance but this song has invaded my brain haha.... The sound is so uplifting and the message is powerful and sad. So it is a brave song.
To answer your question as a dutch girl; the song is far from the genres I usually listen to BUT I’m actually obsessed with it 🤩 Gabber/hardstyle music is such a dutch product, we’ve never done this before at eurovision tho, and it was about time! I’ve been waiting for the dutch jury to be more daring and do something different than ballads. This song is such a breath of fresh air for me, a happy danceable melody with a very deep and emotional meaning lyrically! Joost as a person is such a delight and deserves the world, even without knowing him personally I feel so proud of him overcoming all the tragedy that happend to him and turning it into his driving force to achieve his dreams 🥹 I can’t wait to see this live on stage! Thanks for the support Fabian 🫶🏻
Also Dutch, and you summed up exactly how I feel about this song. Joost deserved this and I hope he smashes it in Malmö!
Dit heb mooi onder woorden gebracht meis. En hij is nu al een winnaar toch.
2.7 million views in 24 hours is crazy for an eurovision song
One of the best ones that’s why
Currently 3.3 million🎉🎉🎉
3.5 and people still say it’s crap. 😂Odds are saying 22… 21… 20… 18…. it’s going straight to the top and probably win. No doubt. And even if Joost does not win, he’s going to have the biggest summer hit since Macarena.
@@StefGoedhart People who still say it's shit don't understand what the song is about...♥
Dutch happy hardcore best music in the world!
12 points to the Netherlands 🇳🇱
I think so!
Echt he
I’m from belgium but i want the netherlands to win 🇧🇪 🤝 🇳🇱
Ik kom uit zeeuws-vlaanderen dus ben een beetje Belg en een beetje Nederlands. Beste wereld van beide, reserve Belg haha 😅
Ik ook@@SuperSandNL
@@SuperSandNLik woon in oostburg
België vind ik ook een goede inzending, maar superblij met onze NL Joost 😂. En de voorpret is part of the joy, toch?
Liefde 🙏💯
Belgian here. And we love it too :) It reflects our past culture very well too.
Quite a while the same culture, and we are the founders of the EU (BeNeLux) :)
I love belgium greets from terneuzen. Reserve Belg benne kik
@@SuperSandNL Haha
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I’m Dutch and so f*cking hyped about this beat. The part with DJ Paul Elstalk is the best
Ik dacht even dat Ruben van der Meer in de auto zat 😅😆
Die piano geluiden is ook paultje, vet man Nederland de beste!
Een zanger van mijn favoriete Goldband zit ook in de videoclip!
Joost lost his parents when he was 13 and 14. The lyrics relate to him missing his parents. Travelling through Europe, but he keeps feeling alone. But he listened to their advice, as he says at the end: "Dad (which is 'papa' in Dutch, therefore Europapa) told me that we are all humans ans that there are no boundaries. You see dad, I DID listen to you. Always missing you". The burning building at the end represents the end of his grief. And the burning photo is of him and his parents during a holiday somewhere in Europe. All at all, it is him saying he still misses them, but also an ode to them.
He was 13 and 14, then he must be very special.
@@pieterstedehouder8441 13 when his father died and 14 when his mother died, hard to grasp huh?
@@pieterstedehouder8441 iets zegt me dat je het wel begreep, maar gewoon even wou azijnzeiken...
The song is realy dutch... 90's gabber/happy hardcore. He worked together with dj paul elstak a old time favorite . And he combines whats europe is about with a thank to his parrents.
This song is very layered. It seems happy and it is but he is also singing about how he is in pain and looking for help. It is beautiful. Dutchie here.
I am from the Netherlands, the '90s was my Youth and I am soooo exited for this! Joost has done a great job!!🎉
I'm Dutch and I love it to bits...campy, 90's happy hardcore, but in essence also serious (the story behind it, his late dad told him there really are no borders) and just danceable and fun. Oh and euhm 'we'did win recently...with Duncan Laurence but that aside.
12 point to the netherlands🔥🎉
Joost started out on youtube making funny sketches etc. After some years he went into music. I remember sitting with him in the bus (we lived in the same village) after he did his first big performance at a dutch festival. In the bus he was surrounded with all the props he used during the show. Amazing to see that this boy I saw in the bus is now on the eurovision stage. Really shows that everything is possible.
I'm dutch and the first time i heard the song i was blown away. And tears at the end. I was a teenager when gabber was a hype, so its also it is youth sentiment for me. I cried when i first heard the song of Duncan... i knew immediately that we would win... i have that feeling again.
Ik heb het nog meer dan met Duncan. Het heeft echt al gewonnen basically
Joost Klein dedicated this song to his father, who died when he was 12 years old due to cancer. His dad taught him that the world has no actual boundaries. His mother died a year later, when he was 13, due to cardiac arrest. Before his dad passed, Joost was already writing all kinds of stuff and promised one day he was going to go to Eurovision. He has gone through so many challenges in life, and it is a true inspiration to see how he deals with them. Joost Klein, droom groot. (Joost Small, Dream Big)
Gabbers Unite!
Hardstyle 4VER
#JoostESC24WIN
Dit liedje gaan we nog laaang horen haha ❤
@@SuperSandNL4EVER!!!
Het nieuwe EU volkslied, grinzzz
Ben niet eens een gabber maar dit is echt een banger😂😂
I think it is a very clever song with references to music that NL is good in. It is also psychologically genius. The endorfine from the upbeat helps the final message to have more impact. I think it is very smart and I am 52 😂
joost klein started with a youtube channel so its insane to see him go to eurovision!
Oh wow, didn’t know that!
@@FabianJ joost klein his channel www.youtube.com/@joostklein1/featured
Joost Klein was orphaned at a youg age and his father told him once when they were living in a small rural place that there are no real borders they are a construct. So you can make your own world. The end and the burning is a metafor of saying goodby to the past, you cannot forever bring (sad) memories with you. Its what he explained on dutch tv interview when asked about the ending. The man in the car is DJ paul Elstak famous in the nineties. S10 a former eurovision entry is in the diner scene.
The translation of that last quiet part is approximately this -> At the end of the day, we are all human beings. My father told me once:“It is a world without borders.” I miss you every day, is what I secretly whisper. Now you see dad, I really listened to you after all.
From the Netherlands. I LOVE IT. And i wll be 60 this year.
Hardcore for life tog!
I am Dutch and really happy about the song. We kind of need this kind happy vibe in these times where for years drama is ruling the world. Really love the 90 s vibe from when I was young and the hardcore techno. At the same time it is not as superficial as it sounds. He starts telling that his father in a tiny village in the north of the country told him there are no boundaries, the world is out there and you can go there, by then he was still to small, had no money, no transport ect but now he is really going out there even though they are not here to witness it. Papa(dad) was right. There are no real boundaries not on land and not in opportunities. (He even designed the costum himself on a simple tablet and they managed to make it). So much fun, so much happyness and hope but still with a layer of sadness because it would have been nice if his parent where here to see it. And then ends that finally we are all just human beings and telling his dad that he still misses him every dad ,quote:" but see dad, I did listen to your message". Love the unexpected twists but mainly the song makes me smile a lott.
Europe let's come together! (Europapa1, Europapa)
It's now or never!
I love you all! (Europapa, Europapa)
Welcome to Europe
I'll stay here until I die
Europe-ope-ope, Europe-ope-ope
Welcome to Europe
I'll stay here until I die
Europe-ope-ope, Europe-ope-ope
Visiting my friends in France
Or taking my legs to Vienna
I want get out of the Netherlands
But my passport disappeared
Fortunately I need no visa
To be near youSo I'm taking the bus to Poland
Or the train to Berlin
I have no money for Paris
So I use my imagination
Do you have some euros please
Saying "merci"2 and "alsjeblieft"3
I lost everything, really
Except for time
So every day I'm on a journey
Because the world is mine
Welcome to Europe
I'll stay here until I die
Europe-ope-ope, Europe-ope-ope
Welcome to Europe
I'll stay here until I die
Europe-ope-ope, Europe-ope-ope
Europapa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa
Europapa-pa (Hey)
Europapa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa
Europe! (Hey)
I am in Germany
But I'm so lonely
I am in Italy
But it hurts really
Running from myself
Shouting "help!" all day
Yes I even give people money
But there's no one that helps me
I need no escargots
Need no fish and chips
Need no paella, no
I don't even know what that is for real
Turning on the radio
I hear Stromae with "Papaoutai"
Won't stop until they say
"Yes, yes, that's good, yeah!"
Welcome to Europe
I'll stay here until I die
Europe-ope-ope, Europe-ope-ope
Welcome to Europe
I'll stay here until I die
Europe-ope-ope, Europe-ope-ope
Europapa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa
Europapa-pa (Hey)
Europapa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa
Europe! (Hey)
Europapa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa...
Welcome to Europe, boy! (Hey)
Europe
At the end of the day
We are all human beings
My father once told me
It's a world without borders
I miss you everyday
Is what I whisper secretly
Do you see now dad?
I listened to you
FULLLY TRANSLATEDDD
Thank you!!
Gekoloniseerd! GOOOOOO Netherlands ❤❤
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Lyricaly its actually pretty well constructed. He is using a lot of sentiment for not only the dutch people, but also using things that other countries can relate with. If you also listen closely, he uses a Scooter like intro, and on the second verse the melody is really 2 unlimited like. Who are all internationally superstars. Next to that he brings Gabber sentiment in the last dancey part, which is/was a very popular sub-culture where mostly 90 kids can identify them self. Then he starts the Drama part which brings you to a complete other emotion you were currently in. You start to listen, get captivated and emotional. I think this is very effective especially in events like Eurovision. We will see what it will bring us. I was really sceptical at first, but we have a definit banger here.
Yepp i heard the scooter like intro straight away. That’s why i got excited straight away 🤣 top song! Thank you for the comment
gabber cultuur, ❤
the song is about his parents that passed away when he was just 12 years old. in the ending he says “do you see it dad, i listened to you” he has one other song called “florida 2009” where he wrote a poem just after his parents past, but he just sings it its a verry good one. JOOST KLEIN DROOM GROOT
We are having a winner here, this song is awesome 👌👌 👍😉👍 👏👏
i'm from the netherlands and never heard of joost before the eurovision announcement. but boy, i'm excited!! love the song, love the lyrics, love the videoclip and love the totally charismatic joost. i do know dj paul elstak who is participating in the song and video.. and, i've seen it about one hundred times now, still makes me cry at the end.. so proud!
I'm Dutch and I'm so thrilled and proud of Joost and his song. It's a personal one, but also a song for us all(!), I feel :)
Im dutch and i can tell you we will win joost is going to take over the world ❤
As a Dutch guy I had to get used to this. Grew up in the 90's , been a gabber myself but this song get's better every time I listen to it! Well done !
best reaction yet of all of the people, love your reaction. as a dutch person i love to see everyone react to it
I appreciate it!!
I'm Dutch. I know a bit of Joost. I didn't liked his style of music and was really afraid of his song for ESC. After the release I can't stop listening to it once in a while. Especially that last part (with the fire). That part gives me goosebumps.
Matbe you need to Google some stuff about Joost and listen to other songs he made. The song "Florida 2009" is one song of Joost that gives me goosebumps as well (especially the live at Pinkpop version)
joost is born in the same city as me and started as youtuber. He is a great dude and brining back the ealry hardcore which popped off in the 90s especially in The Netherlands!
Super happy with this entry! Best Dutch eurovision song in years. Go Joost!! 🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱💪
Dutch here and very proud and excited about this one. Eurovision breathing weird acts and that's what Joost is doing as the best here.
I love this song it’s an emotional rollercoaster with a great message in it
i am dutch and im usually not a big fan of joost but i think i have listened to this song everyday since it came out i absulutly love it. he makes these kind of songs and he is actually a very sweet person in general. also he is quite famous in germany. so happy very smart lyrics by mentioning a lot of other country's so i thing it will do good tbh
I'm pumped. So many vibes and layers! Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱
I'm Dutch and for me personally the song is absolutely perfect. It unites both us and all of Europe from my perspective. Also, it has soo many references for both the native and the international watchers. You can really see he poured all his heart out into this one effort. Mind you, I really do not like this genre of music. But I have never been this proud of a Eurovision entry before.. It feels to me like one big tribute to both the NL and Europe
Europapa is a song about Europa (Europe) and his Papa (Dad) who died of cancer when he was young. DJ Paul Elstak also helped with this song, he even has a role in the video, he is in the car where Joost is sitting on at around 2:30.
I've been a long time fan of Joost. Saw him at Pukkelpop last summer and just like this song he creates a very fun jumpy vibe.
The mosh pits we had there were some of my favorite memories of the entire summer.
He's such a great guy.
Joost klein, droom groot!
Joost small, dream big!
Joost brings back the good vibs from the 90's. He adds the genre of Happy Hardcore to his song, which was very populair in the Netherlands back in the days. With song as I want to be a hippie and rainbow high in the sky. Even the producer (Dj Paul Elstak) of the last song plays a role in the film of Europapa as the driver in the car. Even new bands like electric callboy did revive the 90s rave styl in there music.
Joost wrote this song in honor of his parent, they died when he was very young
for me this song gets better and better everytime, as a german i full support the netherlands and i love this country so much. Joost is a very kind person and i love his music.
I am happy with it! Let’s go Netherlands! 12 points!
Fully happy and proud with this song as a Dutch person. Not my style of music at all but I recognise talent when I see it and Joost is special on that front. He’s an artist more than that he’s a musician.
Look into him, it’s worth it.
its his whole live show in one song!!! love it
Very proud! To be dutch!❤
Europa pa pa......
As a dutchy and Joost lover i am super psyched about this entry
At this point I don't actually care about the score in may. As a Dutch person I am so proud of this entry.
Dutchie here 👋 I love it! Its Holland its Joost. Its 90tisch. Its Paul elstak. Its new kids. its united. Its emotional 🩵
Im dutch i was at the concert without Phone and what you say the vibe was 🎉🎉🎉🎉 my son so happy to be on the clip.
you can see in this song that you can also convey a sad message in a cheerful way and that sometimes you have to get over feelings and just keep thinking positively. Through this song everyone can immediately see what kind of person Joost is and what kind of humor he has.
12 points for the Netherlands yeeaahhhh
greetings from the Netherlands🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺
As a dutchie, this is a banger. Love dj paul elstak his touch in it.
Awesome reaction. The song gives me the same vibes as you showed in the reaction.
It all begins when his dad passed away when hes young and he sings this song for him it rl gives me good vibes❤
From the Netherlands here, yeah...pretty happy and exited! Joost Klein wordt GROOT!!
Nice reaction man! Rave it! Happy hardcore buddy....i mean Gabber
As you should be! Very good entry 🔥
Love ❤this song. Its happy and sad at the same time. 12 points for The Netherlands. ❤
Thanks for this! watch it again with subtitles, really!😊
I'm a very proud 50 yo Dutchie🥰! Love how Joost brings his message and a bit of happy hardcore/gabber makes my heart sing💞
12 POINTS TO THE NETHERLANDS
I'm dutch and I think its great!!! Love it❤.
Joost Klein is bringing joy and beauty and connectivity to Europe. Its pure and positive and emotional. Lets cherish what we still have in Europe.... freedom and tolerance. I am 69 but I love it to bits. ❤
Great track!
Joost is just in seventh grade when his father dies of cancer. Joost was twelve when his father died of cancer. At the time, he was just in the first year of grammar school in Leeuwarden. On his father's deathbed he promised him to become a writer. A year later, his mother also suddenly died. He is just twelve years old.
Dark horse contender. Could go all the way
I am Dutch. I generally don't really like this kind of music, but the songs message, the layers in there, the happy hardcore/gabber break and the ending together make it a work of art. I really feel that this is a song that shows European unity and the differences from each country very well. Very happy to see something like this be sent to Eurovision.
Dutchy here, I am still getting used to it. I LOVE JOOST, tho.. I am watching a lot of reaction video's and the reactions hype me op 😁.. He lost his parents a young age, this is a letter to his dad ❤
i'm dutch 55years and happy with this song
No no you need to look the lyrics up and it’ll change your perception. I sobbed!
As a dutch this is the first year i'm truly proud of our eurovision. I like it a lot!! REACT TO THIS IF YOU THINK THE NEDERLANDS NEEDS TO WIN!!
I'm a Dutch guy. I'm very excited for this Eurovision Songcontest! What a song Joost have maked!! I hope he win, but a position in the top 5, I like it too. He deserves it!! 💪🏽
This song is all about listening to his dad, he told him when he was young what europe was all about. His dad died a year before his mother, this shaped him to the talent he is today.
12 points for king 👑 Joost Klein, best Eurovision song, good vibes, happy hardcore ❤️🤘 brings all nations Europa together 🙏🇳🇱
I'm mega proud of him. He's a wonderful guy struggling with the loss of his parents, and he's now doing what he promised his father. Enter the Eurovision for the Netherlands. This music is not my type of music but somehow he did it for me. Totally stole my heart. It is music from my younger years, but I did not hang out in that scene. I do love he's using it. It's so different from what we normally send. Bring it on Joost, go get the win❤❤❤❤❤
Twelve points to The Netherlands!!! 🎉🎉🎉
Almost 65 and dancing through the house. This makes me so happy, the vibe is so amazing
That is the real dutch music culture, hardcore/hardstyle music is culturally significant imthe netherlands
I think going off on the amount of views and the fact it is already on the nr1 spot in spotify, we dutchies are proud😂
subbed and liked. Great sound quality!
I'm Dutch; "boomer"; don't like rap music; indifferent to dance music and the Eurovision songcontest in general. This one however does move me in a very positive way. What an unexpected end! For him I hope he wins.
Vote on Joost. He is simply the best on all front's! The netherlands, twelf points!!! ❤🎉😂 this music is connecting people and brings a smile on their faces! Is everybody happy now? Yes!
I feel very proud being Dutch! Go get 'em Joost! ❤
I'm Dutch. When I first heard Joost Klein was going to attend I was like a bit like: "Oh no we're going to be memeing." I didn't know much about his music, but I associated him with a crowd that's kind of close to a british "chav" or the russian "gopnik". But when I listened to it for the first time I knew we had a banger that represented a big culture in the Netherlands. And when the hardstyle part kicked in and they started to "hakken" (Dance style) it put the biggest nostalgic smile on my face and a warm feeling in my heart. I'm now just scouting youtube for reaction video's to see how people who don't understand Dutch feel, and most have been positive! This might be the most excited I've ever been for a entry from my country.
As a Dutch person, I love this entry, especially because of the word play:
He dedicated this song to his parents, his father especially, because his father told him the world has no real borders, which is how the EU works: all you see of borders are signs: "You are now in [country]". "Europa" is the Dutch word for "Europe", "papa" means "daddy" -> "Europapa" = "Europe" + "daddy".
Superhappy with it 🎉 Joost is going to rave that stage.
he used to watch this with his parents, they are dead. and his father always said explore the world. so he tells that story at the end and saying papa i listened to you. and he dedicates it to them
If you go to the original song on the Eurovision CZcams, you can turn on the subtitles and translation... and it will make even more sense :)
I m so proud to be dutch.This is what music is all about; emotions, happiness, also some sadness, good message, nice beat....What an artist and performer!! For me, Joost has already won because he touched me so much with this🙏🙏👊💓💓💓