Käärijä - Cha Cha Cha | REACTION | UMK2023
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- čas přidán 3. 06. 2024
- Join us as we react to Käärijä's entry for UMK 2023, Finland's national final to determine who will represent Finland in Eurovision Song Contest 2023.
#UMK2023 #eurovision2023 #esc2023 - Hudba
I think that Käärijä should win UMK and if he does, I think he could win the whole Eurovision. It all depends on his live performance.
Winner is .... UKRAINE suprise! 🤣
@@sebastianniittyvuopio5017 In that case Käärijä would be second 😀
Betting odds 57% win for Käärijä and 2nd place is 13% for Robin lol it's already sealed.
Agreed! We are definitely hoping to be as captivated by the live performance 🤞
@@babuhaka Käärijä will vin the Finnish televote, but I´m not sure about the international jury in UMK. International televote he would most likely win.
I really hope this wins! Its probably my favourite song of the whole season so far
It has a much needed wow-factor for sure!!
A Finnish man decided to go to the bar tour after harsh week. Pinã Coladas makes some miracle so he dances. All that by holy moly punching music. I love it!🥊🥳💯 Let's hope the lives will pay off & we'll rooting him in Liverpool.
"holy moly punching music" is our new favorite genre
I love the self-irony in Cha cha cha, the guy is not taking himself too seriosly. This could come from Iceland too - but not from Sweden 😁 The story of the ESC uni course was great! I once tried to explain the deeper meaning of ESC to some American friends, showed some examples, the guys were left a bit confused :P
Haha yeah, I think the Americans who are bewildered by ESC are those who don't understand camp. - Leah
whats the esc uni course?
Nice reaction of you guys. this is Hatari and little Big in the mix. Finland would be mad if they dont choose this as their entry.
Thank you! And we are definitely in agreement with you!
Wow, the "nerdy" stuff was superinteresting! Portion Boys have the na-na-naa thing going on in their song as well and last year we had Ram pam pam so there definitely seems to be something going on with these. :D
Very nice to hear that at least a few others find the nerdy stuff interesting too! Now this has me feeling nostalgic about the project. Might have to dig that essay up! - Leah
Great reaction! Cha cha cha
I believe Käärijä is more about "Kääriä Rahaa" So "roller" would be a better translation, or maybe "High Roller" "rolling in the cash" So to speak.
It summons up the whole Feeling about Comments online or about some Singers or ESC in general even before ESC. (The Hate Bashing.) And it is Part Heavy not Rock. Different Things. ROMANIAVhas Rock. Finland is the Motherland of Heavy Metal.
I love your channel name! 😂 And as a donkey bridge, I also really liked your reaction! I would love to see Käärijä in Eurovision! 🤘 Edit: And Leah’s nerdy explanation about the Eurovision Uni course made me want to participate in one, too! Hope there will be another edition of that at some point. 😅
Aw, thanks for the feedback. And, the Eurovision course was pretty popular, so I hope they bring it back at some point... If you happen to attend Uni Helsinki, you can reach out to Reynir and request it! researchportal.helsinki.fi/en/persons/reynir-eggertsson He was such a great professor! - Leah
@@donkeybridge Awesome, thanks for the tip!
❤
most educational eurovision reaction video lol
*Käärijä - Cha Cha Cha Interpretation*
I think this could somehow be interpreted multiple ways.
I see character development under alcohol. When the person drinks alcohol, he can forget the sad stuff and stress, but also to feel himself!
Alcohol tends to erase social pressure and etiquette! And in Finland, we have/had a some kinda stereotype where men are not supposed to show emotions.
This could be seen as a critique against societal and cultural norms! To say one should be able to feel comfortable to let themselves out fully, without fear. Also, it was mentioned that he doesn't fear the World anymore, when he got drunk. This just enforces the interpretation.
I can see young man who is anxious and maybe afraid of the world. Possibly lonely, but having an inner rebel. In a bit shy, reserved society like Finland there's a stereotype that we don't talk till we are drunk or smth like that.
In the end, he is drunk and the other side of him, careless and free sode of him takes the control. And in the end, it wins. Controlled self is no more. And yes, could be pinpointing Finland's alcohol culture too.
Love the detailed interpretation! Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us!
Where are you guys from?
usa&finland
Arttu is indeed from Finland and I (Leah) am from the US, from Minnesota (also the land of 10,000 lakes). I moved to Finland in August of 2019 to study :)
Käärijä is someone who "kääriä" a lot. Most common uses are making a joint or wrapping a handmade tobacco. Of course he might mean making summer roll but I doubt it.
To "kääriä" means to "roll up something". In Käärijä's case he used to be (and I guess to an extent still is) really into gambling, and the joke's that he's "rolling up stacks of cash". Actually he mostly loses but that's the joke. That's my understanding
We like to imagine he is rolling tobacco with one hand, a summer roll in the other, and spitting mad lyrics all at the same time!
Hieman ärsyttävää kun biisi lähtee käyntiin ja te pydäyttelette sitä jatkuvasti kesken kaiken. Siis ihan hyvää asiaa teillä, mutta voiko sitä tehdä ilman että koko ajan katkoo videota? Käärijälle voi kyllä antaa lentolipun suoraan Liverpooliin🛩🎫😄 Ehdottomasti paras UMK-artisti, hotttt😍🥊🔥🔥🔥💥💣
jos katot reaktiovideoo nii ihan luonnollisesti voit olettaa että siinä pysäytellää videoo ja kerrotaan mitä mieltä ollaan. jos tahot vaa biisin kuulla nii voit ihan suoraan kuunnella sen ilman reaktiota.
@@justacasualguy13 Oon kattonut monia reaktiovudeoita, joissa ei tehdä niin. Ja ne on yleensä parhaita😄 czcams.com/video/e0rSnh-Z-Pg/video.html
@@taijat itse taas tykkään eniten reaktioista joissa oikeasti kerrotaan mitä kappaleesta tykätään eikä sanota muutamaa sanaa siellä sun täällä.
tietenkin voi ensin kuunnella kokonaan jonka jälkeen kertoo mitä mieltä on mutta mitäs väliä sillä sinulle on kuinka he sen kattoo, ite oot kuitenki biisin kuullu.
@@justacasualguy13 jos katsot tuota Käärijän reaktiovideota jonka laitoin, siinä ehtii analysoida ihan samalla lailla kuin tekin - ellei enemmän😄 Teillä hyvää asiaa, mutta toteutustyyli on hieman kökkö
Rasittava pätkittelevä tyyli, puhukaa vaikka päälle... ei jatkoon.
Käärijä MVP
ps hyvä video!
Mäki puhun suomea
Ja kuinka sitten kävikään? Terveiset täältä Suomesta 🇫🇮
PLEASE REACT TO GEORGE NOZUKA - TALK TO ME
AND I PROMISE YOU, ALL OF CANADA WILL SUBSCRIBE TO YOU BECAUSE HE IS HALF JAPANESE HALF WHITE CANADIAN AND MICHAEL JACKSON THE KING OF POP IS HIS ULTIMATE IDOL 💙💜💙💜❤🍼🐷🇯🇵🇨🇦🍓
*Käärijä - Cha Cha Cha tulkintaa*
Tässä on kohtuu selkeästi nähtävissä kaksi olotilaa. Elämässä ahdistunut ja sitten vapaa olotila. Tässä näkee ainoaksi ratkaisuksi alkoholin, tiettyä epätoivoa havaittavissa.
"Jäinen ulkokuori" voidaan taas nähdä kulttuurillisena ongelmana. Lopussa "maailmanpelko" on kadonnut. Tässä voi kohtuu nähdä kans vaikka ahdistuneen nuoren.
Myös identiteettikysymys voidaan nähdä tulevan esiin. Mitä uskaltaa, jos ei ole humalatilassa? Onko kulttuurimme salliva vai sulkeva? Näkyykö tässä stereotypia miesten tunteiden ulospäin näyttämisen vähyydestä?
Onko kyseessä yhteiskuntakriittinen kannanotto "kevyen vitsin" muotoon paketoituna?
Tätä biisiä ei kannata analysoida. Silloin mennään metsään. Lisää volaa koneeseen. Jos pää ei ala heilua, niin niskat on todella jumissa niikuin kuuppakin. Jäätävä bängerihän tämä on 🤘😎
@@eskobaari Kyllä sitä kans analysoida voi. Ei tartte estää biisistä nauttimist :). Bängeri on viel parempi mielestäni, jos sil o hyvä ja järkevä sanoma. Ja etenki euroviisukontekstissa merkitysten miettimine ei oo yhtää uutta :).
The reflections about alcohol are really interesting!