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- čas přidán 5. 02. 2020
- It's always exciting on covering more musicians with the help of Google and a few dedicated supporters! Let's see what's been making our friends out in Israel share their tail bone! Don't forget to 'like' and share this with a friend! 😄
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Musicians Mentioned:
-Subliminal
-Netta
-Monica Sex
-Sarit Hadad
-Asaf Avidan
Have you seen part 2 yet? 🇮🇱
czcams.com/video/4welFiiPGtA/video.html
Ty for wasting time on us ~
I am from Israel - kinda ashamed that some of the music here kinda represents us. Ty though- I changed my opinion on Israeli music in general. You literally changed me in 2 videos.
Brian Velez I couldn’t believe I will be able to change my opinion before so that’s big
I'll write you a better list my friend
Dude, as an Israeli I think that while you hit some popular music there, you missed out on a totally different side of Israeli music! Really talented people. Check these out:
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Tell me what you think ;)
Actually those two words on the title means bummer and OK it’s not some random sounds I really like the fact that you listen to is really music and I love that you like it
דמיינו איזה בושות אם הוא היה שומע את בן זיני וטיילור...😂
😂😂😂
חחחח מזל
אשכרה😂
פדיחות לנו..
חחחח😂😂
בוא נגיד את האמת.... רוב האנשים פה ישראלים שרוצים לדעת מה חושבים על המוזיקה שלנו.
ליאון ווב שש אל תחשוף אותנו חח
תחלס כן
@@yuvaleshel106 תכלס
ליאון ווב כן...
ליאון ווב אני לא ישראלי אבל עדיין בלי לדעת מה הוא חושב
"I think I get it" said no one about a Netta song ever
Legit laughed out loud
😂😂😂
Ummm i don't know about you but I actually do get the netta songs, cuz I live in Israel and you need to know Hebrew to really get it
@@user-je8mr3xz8x אני בטוחה שהוא מדבר עברית גם, רק לצורך התגובה כתב באנגלית.
ולא חייב לדעת עברית בשביל להבין,
לפעמים גם כשאתה מדבר עברית לא תוכל.
בכל מקרה, לקחת קשה לדעתי הוא צחק. 😁
@@user-je8mr3xz8x מה שרותי אמרה.
"Wow, this is such a mix of different cultures!"
Is that not Israel in a nutshell?
So true
Hahahaha 😆
I have to explain. There is a mix of cultures because Israelis are a mix of people from all over the world. We came Back to our country from all over the world and therefore the different styles. By the way, everything you have heard here is a really small and not entirely representative part of our music
הכן
@@Lorena-io9sl because we are jews, we put the difference aside, we don’t care about colour or language, we are connected by our Jewishness
We loved this!
It makes me happy to hear that you enjoyed it! 😆
Israel respects you dude 💙
🇵🇸🇵🇸
Yes i do love this
@@nikomok2028 ???
The first song is AMAZING!!! Love from Romania
Nistor Adriana it was 😄 And hello from Fort Lauderdale!
@@BrianVelez hi! I am from Israel and going to visit fort Lauderdale next month lol
Nah trash
The name of this is sublimenal
He one the best singer in Israel
Actually “bassa sababa” are both words,
You say “Bassa” when something is making you’re sad or disappointing you... and “sababa” is kind of the opposite, of someone asks you something and you’re answering “sababa”, it means that you’re cool with it...
"An OK bummer" is the rough translation. Translating the meaning is: "Taking the sadness with chill".
and both of them are arabic.
Yup
נכון נכון
@@JujiHoran sabba means "sweet" in arabic.
I love how you called Subliminal and Sarit Hadad "young" while they're both 40 years old musicians with over 2 decades of experience.
Israel is a small country with a huge passion for music. It's very diverse. Thanks for the exposure you've provided! 🙏
Thanks to these musicians for doing such a phenomenal job! 🙌🏼
Brian Velez to be honest I’m from Israel but I hate the Israeli music... most of it is kinda bad in my opinion
@@IcePopcorn1 true
Elad Malachi I was sure all of it is cancer - yet he proved me wrong
❤❤
כל הישראלים הולכים לחפש התגובות את התגובה הבאה
'מי פה ישראלי??'
love from Israel ❤️
אני
אני
נודר אתה צודק
זה ברקומנדד שלנו
אני
Rofl "I want to see where this young girl will get because she has potential", about Neta Brazilai... She just won the Eurovision, no biggie.
Not a single fuck was given about Eurovision in the states. Even in EU, I cant tell who won the contest before Neta.
@@arnold90
You don't need to give a fuck about Eurovision. You need to use Google for two seconds before posting a video.
Fun fact: The second music video was the most expensive music video in Israel
Ari Spi איזה אחד¿
@@dozer7554 נראה לי של נעט
(באסה סבבה)
Ari Spi אההה הו וואו השקעה מיותרת
The words “basa” and “sababa” are both words with Arabic origin that have become slang words in Hebrew.
Basa as a slang word means bummer
Sababa can mean cool, chill, or everything’s good
It's bullshit, just because it sounds like that doesn't mean it's historically true.
מאיפה הבאת את זה?
well, nice! no one asked
Hahaha u got everything from the Israelis
kb be so I’m genuinely curious? I spent 5 months on a Kibbutz in Israel and they said that sababa is an appropriated slang word. I get that saba ba means “grandpa came” and that “aba ba” means dad came in Hebrew,but as for the single word, I’m curious what came first
Naomi G I learned the word while studying in a small Kibbutz in Gaaton, not far from Nahariya. The native Israeli’s said it’s a slang word that was appropriated
Bassa is slang for a bummer -- "How do you feel?" "Bassa - failed the test"
Sabbaba is slang for "All is cool or amazing" --- "How are you?" "Sabbaba, got a date"
Arik Yelovitch OH MY LORD THIS IS AO COOL! I recently met a new friend from Israel, so now I want to try that out on him 🤣 Next time I see him for sure!
@@BrianVelez GOOD. So when your Israeli friend says "Brian how are things" you reply "sababa" That will make your friend happy to hear you say that.
Check out Dennis Lloyd's music he's Israeli
Nour Dawoud dennis is well known in the states
Jewish*
@@stavcohen3765 הוא ישראלי
Stav Cohen הוא ישראלי קוראים לו ניר טיבור
Nour Dawoud i tried and youtube said no 😭 Maybe in a different life time haha.
When he called Sarit Hadad young lady 😂 she was born is 1978.
Sarit Hadad seems to age backwards, as she gets older she looks younger!
You nailed it with the third song ("Grey Blow")- it is nostalgic for us. It's from the 90's, probably the last decade of decent rock bands in Israel, and it was the theme of a TV show called "Florentine", named after a district in southern Tel Aviv.
The lyrics talk about a young couple wanting to live like adults so the girl says we'll move to south Tel Aviv, work a little bit, you'll make your music, it's gonna be ok and all... and it ends up with everything crumbling and feels like a "grey blow" decends upon the city. I mean, this is my take on it, could be wrong.
But anyway, you got it exactly right with the nostalgic feeling and the typical audience for this song.
Nice video man.
To me "Maka Afora" reminds me of the Rabin assassination, don't know if there was an intentional connection, just the time frame it came out, feeling of optimism and then depression. What about the part where the lyrics are "זה קרה בסתיו של השנה שעברה", do you know if that song refers to refer to the killing which was in November? (Autumn?)
If you like Monica Sex what do you think of HaIvrit?
Wow that’s absolutely beautiful, I’m so happy to hear that I got it right before the music scene changed for Israel when it comes to rock! Thank you for clarifying !
@@BrianVelez
I like that song, and I like what I've heard of "Monica Sex" I think they were okay, but as the Big Lebowski would say that was just his opinion, man! I think there were a lot of good Israeli rock bands before and after Monica Sex.
(I'm not Israeli though, I'm just an American Jew from New York who lived there a bit and knows Hebrew pretty well, so what do I know?)
Can I be ur friend (Moshe) and we'll go to their concert
@@BrianVelez "Monica Sex" was greatly influenced by Radiohead, GooGoo Dolls and Greenday (their lead singer and author Yaali Sobol said so a few times during interviews). They actually keep recording and creating and their last album came out in 2019.
Monica Sex's "Gray Blow" was a hit in the 90's and the early 2000's and even today people like listening to it. It really sums up the Israeli pop rock culture of the 90's.
Yep. Most of the people know the song because it was a theme song from a 90's TV show (Florentine)
But I recommend to listen to the whole album (that just turned 25 years old)
Also the lyrics is so beautiful I wish he could understand!
one of my faves
Sarit Haddad "this young singer" is like 40+ now so in addition to musical skills we have great genes here ^^
Ido Yosef i kove sarit hadad
Amazing voice!
גבר סתום תפה זו שרית חדד
יחח
חוץ מנטע שניראית בת 40
A little about Netta and about “basa sababa”: 1- most of the song is in gibberish. 2- the name of the song (roughly traslated) is bummer OK. 3 - she actually won the Eurovision in 2018 (you should listen to har song “Toy”).
4. she is shit.
I think she is pretty damn talented. Yes, she is silly but she can sing and what she does with the Looper is pretty next level. 👊
And Nana banana
@@brantleyhart7566 yeah but she is to woman empowering, and "baba sababa" being all about chasing men. Is kinda dumb
I’m from Israel, love my country and our music hope you’ll love it too!
Talya thank you for watching and I absolutely loved it! 😄
I'm glad you chose music from different eras and genres - Israel is a melting pot of cultures and I love how it affects our music. Also, you have such a cheerful and fun personality! Watching you was a pleasure and I can't wait to see more of your content :)
Monica Sex Maka Afora (Grey Punch) was a huge hit in Israel back in the 90's...
This was a song about a young couple trying to live the life in the big city (Tel Aviv), and was also the opening theme for a very famous Israeli TV series back then called Florentin, about guys and girls living in the big city.
"She told me- hey look
Life is pretty wonderful
Lets rent a room in S.Tel Aviv
And live like grown ups
Lets live from a minute to another
Find a temporary non serious job
Maybe you shall find
Something to write about
Not something deep, something sweet
A love story...
With lots of metaphores
The main charecter will be drunk
Like you...
There is a lovely pain
Which goes by so fast
And I dont want to recall
How I was standing there
How Ive told her
You are beutiful
Thats what you need
Thats what I want
And thats how it gonna be...
It took place at the autum of last year
It falls like a grey punch on the city
* The song goes on, that was a partial translation :)
you should check out "Idan Raichel" SO GOOD
Yael Peck love Idan Richal. Also Jane Bordeaux, Yishay Ribo, and Eldad Zitrin to name a few.
YES
Also mosh Ben Ari, Hanan Ben Ari, benaia barabi, Natan Goshen, Yuval Dayan, Amir Dadon, Idan Amedi, Eden Hason, Eliad and so many more
@@mattportnoyTLV 💜💜
There are a lot of great artists in Israeli, such as Full Trunk, Jane Bordeaux, Ester Rada, Acollective, and Isaiah, to name a few.
true
@@ThatCupcakKe I don't know then either😂
Im from israel... There is no artist's named like that in israel
Full trunk are amazing. SOOOO UNDERRATED.
www.jb-band.com/eng/home
The words Bassa and Sababa is actually a israeli slang
Bassa is when something shitty is happen and Sababa is like okay cool
זה לא סלנג זה מילים בערבית
כן זה לא סלאנג
אם לא מילים מערבית?
Bassa is like when you say shit when something happnes we say bassa
Bassa is when something bad happens so basically bassa=that sucks
I love how you took so many music styles: rap, pop, rock and middle eastern because I genuinely didn’t think you would find anything other then middle eastern style (most common).
Watching you enjoy that music makes me love my country
That makes me so happy to hear Mika! I love that you have found a new appreciation for your country 🇮🇱
מצחיק שאנחנו מבינים מה הם שרים והוא לא
ממש
נחון
😂😂
פטריק סטאר 😂
idan pi22 הוא אוהב את השירים אבל הוא לא יודע מה הם אומרים בשירים וגם אני לא מבין מה הוא אמר באנגלית
Bam bam ba'sabim = bam bam from the subwoofers;
Mesiba, bassim = party, bass (sounds);
Bis me'wasabi = a bite of wasabi;
Bassa, Sababa = bummer, great
It's basically to show how life can sometimes be a great party and sometimes like a bite out of something unpleasant.
אפילו אני לא הבנתי, זאת פעם ראשונה
חחחח לגמרי כנל, תודה על ההסבר
חייב לומר שאני הבנתי את הרוב ואת משמעות השיר אבל לא את הכל, הסבר מדהים (גם לאמריקאים וגם לנו הישראלים)
Wow...it was actually so pleasant to see you reacting to my county's music, it really reminded me how much great music we have & you were right on spot of feeling the background of each band/musician, like Monika sex is one of the great rock bands of 90s. Thank you.
im from isreal and i moved to america when i was 10 months and the difference of isreali and american pop is so different and i love that an america reacts it makes me so happy so keep what your doing!
"This young lady" dude Sarit Hadad was already an A list singer in Israel when I was like 8 😂
Like , since i was 1
Lol she's 41 and she was in the 2000 eruovision
@@galbenhaim1835 oh so she's probably been famous as long as I'm alive (1998)
Wow these are so good, I really love Israeli music. Much love to you guys from Hungary! ❤️😘
😘❤️
❤️
Plenty more from where it came from! Israeli music is an unbelivable fusion of styles. Thanks for your support, please come to visit! 🌸
P.S. LOVE hungarian food! 😃
@@irinakl441 Thank you for the kind words, and for liking our food! 😍
I'd love to visit Israel one day! ❤️
Hey, as an Israeli it is Funny, your picks are very different styles and years between the songs
Monika Sex - 90 Rock band
Netta - is new artist that got big when she won the Eurovision 2018
Sarit hadas is the oriantal music that popular in Israel
Assaf avidan is Already international prefomer, and well known one
Israeli music is my everyday wake up anthem. Shalom everyone!!!
“Bassa” is Israeli slang meaning “bummer” or something not great, and “Sababa” is slang for when something is cool or alright. Basically two opposites. Edit: also I wish you would have reacted to an original song by Asaf Avidan, he’s an amazing artist. :)
אחלה תרגום חחח
זה לא סלנג, זה בערבית
@@GuyIL יסאחי
@@elishashore3951 גם סאחי זה בערבית
@@GuyIL וואלה?
מצחיק שאני מכיר רק 2 מתוך 5 מהשירים שהוא הראה
אז זה עצוב, תתחיל לשמוע יותר מוזיקה
@@huzilica769 הכרתי 0, ואני שומע מוזיקה כל יום אבל לא יוצא לי לשמוע מוזיקה ישראלית.
חח אני מכיר רק 1
@@numb328 מוניקה סקס
אביתר בנאי וארבעים השודדים
רוק ישראלי אמיתי יש עוד כמובן מאוד טובים תתחיל לשמוע
וואי אני מכיר רק אחד
When that one sephardic woman comes up, my brain be like I recognize that accent; thats my accent.
as an Israeli teen, I know one of the songs played in here... kinda funny honestly.
Why did he have be exposed to Neta?! I’m embarrassed for us...
היי
Im from israel as well and i know all of them
Some of them like Monica sex are classic
Thats impossible. Are you israeli living in israel?? These are all popular songs
אז אתה חייב להתחיל להכיר יותר אחי
This is just a small sample...Israel has great music. You can find music from every genre....
I honestly dislike most Israeli music, some songs are good, some are even great but really most are shitty... the worst song I believe is מדינה של גנבים
it's just a completely ignorant song shitting on the police
@@ryderwilson7955 I live in Israel but I never heard of this song
Like ever
Ryder Wilson what?? That stupid song??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 come on! There so much better and good song here i promise 🥰😇
@@ryderwilson7955 I never heard of that song...
And like every country there is going to be music thats less professional... but music is like taste, something that you find bad another might find good..
Regardless look up Eyal Golan, he's our best singer by far. If you want suggestions...
@@ryderwilson7955 The pop in israel which include a lot of "mizrahit" is trash no doubt, the good musicians aren't in the radio most of the time and that's why you don't know them.
You have to know Netta’s songs and personality better, she is fricking amazing!! She won an international competition called eurovision if you know what I’m talking about.
Oh my lord! I don’t doubt it! I’ve been looking into a lot of her things ever since! I can’t get enough of her bubbly personality 😆
Netta's song are not israeli music
I mean they are came from israel, the language is english so...
ראם בידרמן אחי זה נחשב ישראלי זה שהשפה היא לא עברית לא אומר בכלום
@@user-cr9rq3rb9j יש משהו במה שאתה אומר אבל בכל מקרה שירים ישראליים הם בסוג של סטייל ישראלי וזה מה שמאפיין אותם בערך אז אני חושב שזה לא שיר ישראלי לגמרי
if you do this again you shouldl isten to
Habiluim - הבילויים
Mercedes Band - מרסדס בנד
Kaveret - כוורת
No way. I also like pizza
@@stuffedcrustpizza yes pizza is good
shit these are all great
@@ilikepizza9889 # pizza is my life
Actually Sarit Hada is not as younge lady but she is a classic mizrahi music singer that I grew up on. Happy you liked her thanks for the reaction
אין על ישראלללל❤❤
איזה גבר
גבר
יא תותח
יעקובבבבב
@@sup5497 שמקייייי
אני בוכה אמלה איך הוא היה בשוק בשיר של נטע
אנחנו כבר רגילים לשגעונות שלה(;
חחח נכון
Finally someone reacting to Asaf Avidan ❤
I just died laughing at your reaction on Neta's video as soon as the car came out of her mouth.
HELO FROM ISRAEL !
שלום מישראל!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HILARIOUS how you call Sarit Hadad “young lady” the entire time when she can be your mom 😂❤️ , “basa sababa” is “bummer great”, and Assaf Avidan os literally that rock icon you first learn to play on the guitar bc his songs only have around 4 chords so your analogy was incredible.
MsJulieMarvelous haha you know what Julie, you are so amazing, you actually watched the whole thing. Bless your beautiful heart 😆 Thank you! I’m glad you understood my NeverShoutNever reference! You rock! 😄🙌🏼
Its a stretch, shes just 41...
Eli C 😂 really?! Well I’m 23... felt like she hs been around for AGES
MsJulieMarvelous same hahaha I remember getting angry caus my older sister used to listen to her out loud when I was a kid
@@msjuliemarvelous5512 i remember back in late 90s she was all over the radio, but she was 20-22 back than.
ישראלים תנו בלייק🇮🇱🇮🇱
חחחחחח לא ציפיתי
@@itsko5110 למה?
@Almog Karavani בסדר מה איתך?
לא
ilay royale למה לא???
As an Israeli, I can confirm that Netta Goldman AKA the pink rhino made the song bassa sababa which means like ok idc or something like that
Wow I was so emotionally excited for your 10/10 on Monica Sex song. This early 90's walked me from my childhood through my whole life. Happy you also felt the special phrases, even though it sounds like a simple rock song at a first glance. Thank you!
Im really curious as to how you came up to those specific songs. Most of them are considered old school by industry standards here. Plus you got 2 English songs, which are not super rare but aren't that common (we're a small country, so many musicians try appealing to an international audience)
It's very popular to mix styles, genres and languages - so if you like that, I made a few recommendations at the bottom
SUBLIMINAL
Basically you got our "family friendly rapper" a little like will smith is as a musician.
NETTA
she started her career competing in the Euro-vision, It's also why she sings solely in English. honestly, she's not much of singer live - but she gives amazing performance. Israeli pop is very energetic, and is mostly about being happy against the odds (quite a generalization, but this is already too long). so we have a lot of "bubble gum and rainbows" songs, although she is the more extreme expression of this.
MONICA SEX
The song you played is from 1995, there wasn't really much of show in music videos back then.
Israeli rock has a much broader range than the two you brought here - give it a shot
SARIT HADDAD
a good example of the israely oriental old school pop. most of the genre is about romance, and tends to be a sad and even depressing. But it has shifted over the last decade and there are a lot more musicians of this style making fun songs to dance to. basically it became the party/wedding genre. so if you like her vocals, but dislike the music - check out some of the others
ASAF AVIDAN
He went Internationale and I'm pretty sure he doesn't live here. his older songs pack quite a punch (vocally)
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obviously there are many more great musicians you should check out, but there is a limit. I tried giving a mixed list, but at the buttom line I know the songs I like. ENJOY
Ninet Tyb - you said you love rock - check her out. not only she's an amazing singer ,she gives a hell of a performance. A lot in english as well. this song is a cover she made as part of a tv show about "Red band" a puppet rock band (check them out as well)
czcams.com/video/rE2EWYdXQFI/video.html
Jain Bordo - amazing vocals, soft music - song title: how is it possible not to (sounds a bit rough in English, but it works in hebrew)
czcams.com/video/-BR3ziVDazM/video.html
Static and Ben El - Israeli pop - combines multiple styles in every song
czcams.com/video/Y_OLslE3bX8/video.html
Stephan Legar - a multilingual singer, combines franch, hebrew and english. If I recall correctly, he currently serves in the IDF as a musician (it's quite common for young talents)
czcams.com/video/PuDfh4F0aKc/video.html
a combonation of artists and even our current president at the end (not the same role as american president) on a special project - the song is titled "a tribe of brothers and sisters" about the israeli mentality of one big family
czcams.com/video/xWx3R7WaAQY/video.html
Guy Mazig - Fun rock - just enjoy some funky tunes
czcams.com/video/7Whi2fmeQZs/video.html
Eden Ben Zaken - another Israeli pop, but she has a more genre spefic style and her vocal skills are amazing
czcams.com/video/vTDjXjZO_hk/video.html
Habilluim - for punk lovers - the band is mostly about complicated lyrics. this specific songs sounds like gibberish to hebrew speakers as well - just enjoy the sound
czcams.com/video/NXlmh2IAyow/video.html
Tuna - rapper, a slower more tepid rapper than Subliminal - If you like this, check out Natchi Natchi (they perform together quite often)
czcams.com/video/3PJmE-ucx_o/video.html
Moshe Artzi - one of the most popular Israeli musicians, and considered by many to be "classical Israeli music" - the song was inspired from 'Imagine' by john Lenon
czcams.com/video/Y0KxZz5k-RE/video.html
Omer Adam - honestly not my style - but if you liked Sarit hadad, you should check him out
czcams.com/video/WLMmX17D2uw/video.html
Shmemel - a crazy awsome mixture - I guess you can call it a successful version of Israeli indie
czcams.com/video/NIQjUZk_Hiw/video.html
Hatikva 6 - Israeli pop county (kinda) - this song is a mash of Israeli symbolism (popular snacks, the bummer of losing international sports competitions etc)
czcams.com/video/3mNFg-EyBkU/video.html
Jimbo J - great fun - this song is a summery of the typical Israeli main life events - the title mean "done that" which is a common expression in Hebrew for all the events portrait in the song
czcams.com/video/x6ezbFpkGlw/video.html
Kaveret - old school super popular music. most of their lyrics is nonesens and puns, the music is just plain fun - this song is a ballad about a guy who is very attached to his boots
czcams.com/video/qoGM7G7cZJk/video.html
Ivri Lider - soft and a little poetic. quite popular here
czcams.com/video/3kJiCtRlVTo/video.html
Hadag Nahash - hiphop, extremely popular band - this song was written using only stickers from cars, signs etc
czcams.com/video/GIbjpev6U5s/video.html
Aerutz Hkibud (channel of snacks/sharing/respecting - they love puns) - honestly, they're closer to singing comedians than full on musicians. so it's mostly about the lyrics, but the beat is a really good example for israelly hip hop and dance music.
they are very popular and personally I love singing comedians more than any other kind of performers.
czcams.com/video/xPluGwAouv0/video.html
וואו כל הכבוד על ההשקעה שווה לו לראות
זו התגובה הארוכה ביותר שראיתי בסרטון
Sarit hadad is not pop
כתבת משה ארצי אני משער שהכוונה היא שלמה ארצי
lio h wtf it probably took you so long to write that
Shalom! 👧🇮🇱💙
Patriots For Israel shalom 😆🙌🏼
Shalom ❤️
הי
שלום חחחח
Shalom גם לך
That Monicasex song... HUGE... from way back in the 90s... when it was the theme song for the TV Series, Florintin!
נטע.... כל כך לא מוכרת... זה לא כאילו שהיא ניצחה באוריוויזיון או משהו
העיקר שהוא חושב שיש לה פוטנציאל.
אף אחד לא מכיר את אורוויזיון באמריקה...
@@ezrarabinsky
הייתי מצפה ממישהו שמפרסם כזה סרטון לעשות קצת מחקר. לדעת מי היא, ואולי, אפילו, מה המשמעות של "באסה סבבה".
זה לוקח בדיוק 5 דקות עם גוגל.
@@GoodOldRockMusic את מצפה יותר מדי 😂😂😂
Minute 13:33 What is the song's name, please?
I love your vids! Thank you for telling us about the music in this blessed country !
Dania Maria Radulescu thank you so much, and no problemo! I love uncovering new music! 😄
"Blessed" lol!
Dania Maria Radulescu God bless you darling! Greeting from Israel🥰😇
My mom was born in Israel and my grandma is coming back from Israel today
Emily Pikasso palestine* 🇵🇸
@@allambakri7244 you can go fuck yourself*
@@allambakri7244 man stop coming this.for u Palestine (undeveloped contry) for him it's Israel (one of the world leading high tech/inventions country.
Call whatever u want but face the facts
she is most welcome , come too !
where you from emily ?
mcyoni93 I’m from Arizona but been to Israel 5 years ago
חנן בן ארי אלוף העולם!!! Hannan ben ari aluf haolam!
Bassa is like disappointment feeling and sababa is like “cool” not just random sound, it’s a tricky phrase
תנו לייק אם אתם ישראלים
👇
תנו לייק אם אתם רוצים לייק
I come from Israel that's funny תנו לייק
כנראה שיש רק 58 אנשים בישראל
The artist Tuna has one of the newer and more unique styles/genres in the Israeli music scene, you should definitely check him out
Yep, his songs crazy world and wings are really good.
I was born in Israel but have spent the vast majority of my life in North America. Enjoying your reviews and discovering new music. Thanks!
I'm an israeli- so proud of my country. Btw, Bassa Sababa is two words in Hebrew. Bassa- it's word used to describe the feeling when you are down or a little bit depressed or when something disappointing you. Sababa- the opposite, the word used to describe when you are happy and everything goes well
My dad lives in Israel
Granaci Ion no way! 😄 have you had the chance to go and visit?
hhhhh man I live in Israel😜
Hooo he leave you
@@idontspeakminecraft1475 את/ה ממש לא יודע/ת לדבר אנגלית
My dad is a co.. Computer
Infected mushroom - becoming insane
Daniela Hodorogea 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 הרגת פיפי
Infected mushroom - the messenger
Lets goo atleast someone thats knows! :)
"basa sababa" is slang. "Basa" is usually said when someone gets disappointed or upset about something . For example when you schedule a meeting with a friend , then something comes up and because of that you cancelled the meeting . "Sababa" means ok.
Sarit Hadad is so amazing. I have a lot of her CDs, that I had to order from Israel.
If you're going back to the Eurovision reactions, you should do Israel there too (maybe find their top 10 entries video, there's a lot of quality both now and also throughout the 70s, 80s, 90s, and 00s).
Netta actually won Eurovision 2018 (with a different song that is equally as great), and Sarit participated earlier in the 2000s, I think 2004?
Anita Shanker oh Man! That’s not a bad idea! I know Israel did do a phenomenal job and I had no idea Netta participated in Eurovision! That’s super cool! Probably explains the overall energy 😆
Sarit participated in 2002 ;)
Bassa is.. disappointment kind of? Like, if something bad happend you might say "oof, bassa. I really wanted to watch this movie."
Sababa is like saying OK. -Wanna go to a movie together? -Sababa
טוב שמישהו ישלח לו את אבי ביטר
:)
אני בוכה
חח
משה כהן
או שיגיד לו מי זאת נטע
The biggest singers that israelis mostly listen to are : Omer Adam, Idan amedi, IDAN raichel, Eden ben Zaken, Ishay ribo, Noa kirel.. if u want to check them out 😊
Yaya Yaya idk how in the world you could leave out Eyal Golan.
Moshik Afia, Peer Tasi, and special mentions to Amir benayun
Static and Ben El
Aidan Nagola ew wtf is wrong with you
RPGking I didn’t say I like them - they’re just popular
@@josephpedone9147 peer tasi & moshik afia if u asked kids who they are they will raise their eyebrows haha they aren't popular these days like those I've mantioned(:
Hi I speak Hebrew. In the second song, the singer did not just throw out words! She spoke half Hebrew, half English
LOL! You’re reaction to first hearing Sarit Hadad was mine too! I love her...
I’m a Colombian/Peruvian Girl
Married to an Israeli!
And all Israeli Mizrahit singers have angelic voices haha
Oh my lord! that's so crazy! My friends are in the same position! She's Colombian and married to an Israeli man. We share a piece of land together as well 😄 I'm a American with Colombian roots.
She is an angel.. we love her so much here❤ from 🇮🇱 to you both.
Sarit Hadad is the best singer in Israel... Her voice is the definition of perfection
"Basa, Sababa" is translates to "Bummer, Ok"
If you're so impressed by Sarit Hadad's vocal ability you should check out her song "I'm wishing you" (the lyrics are in Hebrew), that's a real masterpiece. Great video by the way
👍
Love from israel 🇮🇱
Skyler Heinrich much love from Florida! ❤️
Palestine **
@@jade-un2fb its israel stupid
@@jade-un2fb oh god fuck off
@@jade-un2fb pally land
There is soooooo many artists in Israel!!!!!!!!!’ U must do another one!!!! 😍😍😍 that was great
Tohar Nahari thank you so much hopefully soon we could make a part 2!
Brian Velez SO U HAVE TO LISTEN TO נצ׳י נץ׳ וטונה TOO!!
@@BrianVelez listen to Tuna
Brian the American when reviewing Netta's song - I don't understand what she she is saying
Me as an Israeli - I don't understand it either
LMAO
Omri Wayngarten hahahahaha 🤣 It has a good melody, well work with that! 🤷🏻♂️
If you don’t know, Netta Barzilai is the winner of the Eurovision contest of 2018
I'm from Israel !!!🇮🇱🇮🇱
אני מישראל !!!🇮🇱🇮🇱
אם כבר i am
@@gameon2195 אם כבר אני גבר
לול
גם אני
גם אני....
ישראלי=לייק
הייייי
כן אני מישראל לכו זדיינו
נעמה פרטוש אחמממ את
אופס אמרתי את זה 🤦♀️
זה פשוט מביא לכולנו=(ישראלים) את זה במומלץ
@@yehonatanmelnick8593 חחח
Your comment on the 2nd video by Neta is incorrect, you were actually right to guess the first time that it's a dialect that's used in Hebrew.
"Basa" means something along the lines of "bummer" or "shame" as in, it's a shame it happened.
"Sababa" is in Arabic (in Hebrew we use a lot of Arabic and English words since most of our families originated in Arabian countries) which means "Okey" or "Good".
Also, saying the production level is good was probably the best compliment for Neta since she's a producer first, and singer second.
It's really cool that you figured out the songs meanings without understanding the lyrics.
Also, Sarit would be happy to hear you call her a "young" lady since she's already in her 40's
Awesome vidoe, off to part 2 xD
Israel is actually amazing,I live in Israel and I love my country
I'd love to see you react to music from a broader range of Israeli society and this was awesome anyway!!
Some of my favorite artists:
Nathan Goshen
Hanan Ben Ari
Ishay Ribo
Idan Raichel
Yuval Dayan
Asaf Avidan fills concert halls world wide , he’s even more well known outside isreal, you missed out on Idan richal
You got the Monica Sex vibe spot on! I grow up listen to them! They are a early 90's rock band that even now when it plays on the radio we all go back into the nostalgia. I still listen to them quite often!
I really like to listen to you discovering things, you have a unique and full of respect approach to other cultures , really inspiring
The song by Monica sex is one of my favorites ever(I’m israeli) and we do love Netta and her music and in my opinion you should have heard static and ben-el they are a very successful duo (they did a song with pitbull)
love from Israel
אללה ישראל💙⚪💙
The whole comment section is Israelis
Right!? 🤣 I’m the foreigner in my own comment section haha
I am from israel, thank you much love from our country
Omg Monica Sex is my favorite band and I was at their concert this week and they're absolutly incredible as preformers as well
And u got it all right about the nostalgic and Rock band
Listen to Eden Alene - an Israeli-Ethiopian singer selected for Eurovision! Amazing voice! Am Yisrael Chai! 🇮🇱❤️🇮🇱
RMSAnalyst באמת? מכל האמנים שיש אצלנו?!
@@user-rz1re1il1n And if you want to pick an Ethiopian Israeli singer, how about Esther Rada? (she sings mostly in English, though.)
הפרצוף שלו בבאסה סבבה הצחיק אותי נורא🤣🤣
As an Israeli, I think it is an honor of you listening to Netta because she represented Israel in Eurovision
Proud israeli here 🍉🇮🇱🇮🇱
Gali Haiun heck to the yes! 😆
1:37 when he said "cool cool" I thought about Jake Peralta from Brooklyn 99 (coolcoolcoolcoolcoolcoolcool)
LOL😂
As an Arab (syrian if you're curious) I don't know how I feel about this situation.
believe me I don't have anything against Israel people .
But at the same time I don't know why the word Israel triggers me in a way . Maybe it's because of the way I was taught to unaccept it, like till this day the majority of Arabs write the word "Israel" inside of two quotes meeting that we don't believe in it and that we don't accept it. Or maybe it's the way they came out , I have Palestinian friends and till this day there life are still affected by the situation that happened mentally and physically
I don't know where I'm going with this comment ,I don't have any hard feelings . the music is great they're quite talented
someday the Arabs will be less confuse when they will start to know who we are for real and stop hearing about us from the Arab propaganda regimes media . at the end of the day we wish to have peace with all of our Arab neighbors, but it's difficult because you are hating yourself not only us..., I think all Arabs Muslim should start all over again with open minded, only then the world will see the good in Arabs.
@@user-wb4xj2um3u first of all I want to say thank you for your reply and for giving us your opinion, I sort of agree on most of it , and I couldn't agree more on the "Open Mind" part .
As Arabs they're very attached to their customs,traditions and their culture, cuz that is what makes us Arabs.
But at the same time my opinion and from what I'm physically seeing is that the younger generation is coming out as more open minded then the older generation and more accepting ,it all just needs time .
I know this reply is too long but I just want to talk a little bit about people that assume and associating Arab culture as Muslims we're more than that , we have Christians we have Jews we have Druze (I'm a druze) and many more religions .