Falco - Rock Me Amadeus. Ashtyn&Jon REACTION
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
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It's about Mozart. The only german-language song ever to be No. 1 in the US
@Stuzi Stuzman Lern erstmal englisch. Ich habe gesagt er war deutschsprachig. Ihr Österreicher mit eurem Minderwertigkeitskomplex
@@rockinresurrection6542 Und du? Lern erst mal nett zu sein. Sie oder Er hat lediglich nur auf etwas geantwortet. Brauchst nicht gleich schnippisch zu sein. Hast wohl selber nen Minderwertigkeitskomplex, ts. #EinÖsterreicher 😎
@Stuzi Stuzman Kein Ding ❤️
@@rockinresurrection6542und ihr deutschen haltet es nicht aus wenn Österreicher besser sind als ihr
@@lonlysoda4943 Aber das ist ja faktisch nie der Fall, also warum sollte das für uns Deutsche ein Problem sein :D?
Echt jetzt, erst nach 2 Minuten erkennen, dass dies kein Englisch ist und keinesfalls aus den 60ern... 🙄
schon krass, vorallem dachten die zuerst noch es sei Französisch ...mmmkey
vorallem war Falco der einzige deutschsprachige Künstler der jemals in USA auf platz 1 war.
Wie Falco schon sagte, die Amerikaner haben kein Schmäh...
His hometown was Vienna. "Rock Me Amadeus" reached No. 1 on the Billboard charts in 1986, making him the only artist whose principal language was German to score a vocal number-one hit in the United States.
He was also the first rapper ever to hit #1 in the US as well as the first one to have international success. And that as a white guy - Eminem, go back to your cellar!
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in Salzburg, Austria. I've been there and visited their family's house. It is now a museum. They have Mozart Festival every year.
@Patrick Tomberger
schön geschrieben. 👍
Big In Japan did too if I remember correctly
According to Cash Box, 99 Luftballons by Nena went #1 2 years earlier.
finally someone react to the coolest 80s singer.
So damn true mate
To be honest
WE ❤ FALCO
No 60s 😂
One of the best
English Translation:
"He was a punk and lived in the big city
It was in Vienna, in Vienna, where he did everything
He had debts because he drank, but women all loved him anyway
And everybody screamed: "Come and rock me Amadeus!"
He was a superstar, he was popular
He was exalted, because he had flair
He was a virtuoso, he was a rock idol
And everybody screamed: "Come and rock me Amadeus!"
It was around 1780 and it was in Vienna
No plastic money any more, the banks were against him
Everyone knew where the debts came from
He was a ladies' man, women loved his punk
He was a superstar, he was popular
He was too exalted, and that was his flair
He was a virtuoso, he was a rock idol
And everybody's still screaming: "Come and rock me Amadeus!"
first seconds....hope..."like from the 60s"......ahhhh theyre americans
And when he said "It sounds like french"? My God. The sheer ignorance.
First ask
"Is he British?"
Then thinks he is speaking English?
What....so.... you don't recognize your own language?
@@familiaalardin8536
Are you asking me that question?
I'm quoting what THEY said
@@familiaalardin8536
P.S.
I should do
Im English living all my life in England
@@doyoulikebeetroot no, I was agreeing with you cause I was thinking the same thing....lol....sorry for the confusion.
😂🤣😂
Its german he sings in...
Kris A natürlich kamerad
nee das is french
@@hy3na739 , Austrian. Close to German, but different dialects.
@@Johnrob1943 Ich weiss...
@Stuzi Stuzman hmmm
Who is Ametas? 😂 Amadeus Mozart. I hope these two aren’t claiming to know about music.
🤣
And when he said "It sounds like french"? My God. The sheer ignorance.
*Hears someone singing in a language that is NOT ENGLISH.*
Where’s he from, Britain or something?
Slaps forehead with all my might.
And when he said "It sounds like french"? My God. The sheer ignorance.
As an Austrian, I have to say it's always nice to see English-speaking people reacting to musicians from my home country. Falco's music is an integral part of Austrian culture and it will never be forgotten. He sang many songs in both German and English and was the only Austrian to reach number 1 on the Billboard with a song in German (Rock me Amadeus). Thank you for your great reaction. Greetings from Austria.
"Sounds like French to me" got me. /wave from Germany. thx for giving us Falco. (still have to visit Austria properly.)
"Wheres he from like Britain or something?"...lolz. Thanks i needed a chuckle.
Hes from My country Austria 🇦🇹❤️
From vien
He is r.i.p. singer from Austria european country.Greate vocal and song like ,,jeanny'' ,,comesar''....He perform i n 1980 is.
@@darkobarjaktarovic3435 Did you have a Stroke while writing this?
@@thunfisch1235 🤦🏽♀️
Falco used to mix english words in his lyrics to sound modern - I think that's confusing and brilliant all together.🖖 The Song is from 1985.
Don't expect people to know everything but .. erm there's only one Amadeus .. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart .. you know the genus, genius and catalyst for every bit of music that exists, my god
Falco Austrian like Mozart
They have previously reacted to scenes from the movie Amadeus and they mispronounced his name back then too. Such a great film though.
What do you expect from americans😄
he cant even say amadeus
@@therealvennox5677 And when he said "It sounds like french"? My God. The sheer ignorance.
Please god. Educate the americans.
Absolutely.
As a slightly offended American I can't criticize. You have to consider the age, experience and worldliness of some reacters. Americans have to travel thousands of miles to know another culture/language. In Europe, another culture/language is as close as 500 miles or closer. A short drive. Except for Mexico, Americans have to take long flights to find another language. A lot of reactions are without warning or explanation.
^ you don't have to travel to educate yourself about the world. Why do you think Europeans know so much about the US? Google is free
Falco at one time was as big in europe as Michael Jackson in the same time....
You two are definitely not the brightest candles in the room!
And he's from Austria, not Germany, not France, any definitely not from England.
I'm listening and looking at the comments. It was the 80s and he's Austrian just like Mozart. Austrian's speak German. Some of it is in English. It cracks me up when youngsters think they know when color video came out. Color video was out in the 30s kids. For instance the Wizard of Oz came out in the 1939 and the bulk of it is in color. Yes the majority of films were in black and white until the late 50s and 60s.
Gone with the wind was also 30's and in color
@@kaypirinha1982 worst is to hear them say that is in the 60s or 70s.gezzz so dumb
@@anaamaro70 I agree to you
@@anaamaro70 tbf in UK it was normal for TV to be in black anf white into the 60s
Falco was smooth and he KNEW IT. REST IN PEACE
He is singing most of it in a stylized version of Austrian German. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was one of the most famous classical composers from the area that now is Austria...
none of the reaction videos i saw for Falco Amadeus so far knew the name Amadeus or even the era those costumes were in use, except 1 or 2 music teachers
@@mcasualjacques That was so bad about so many of these reaction videos, that do not know the basics of one of the great composers in history.
@@earlpottinger671 in little school we started with Saint-Saëns "Pierre et le loup" and learned to recognize all instruments, then we learned about the series of major composers. There was also a Sunday show on TV with operas orchestras theatre ballet etc etc.
@@mcasualjacques My brother who was/is a musical genius would have loved your school. But I am a computer nerd, I have no musical ability and can not even dance or keep a beat. Yest, it seems I know more of this composer (Amadeus) than people who have music channel here on CZcams. It is not like I expect then to know it all, but most of them never seem to have heard of him.
Also Falco has a number of hit songs out, yet again most of these CZcamsrs seemed to not have heard their music before.
Weep for mankind.
Hello from Britain. We are known for speaking German 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 he's from Austria and is speaking German but chucks in a few English words
Eminem: I'm the best rapper ever
Falco: Hold my Beer
hold my apfelstrudel
Great song RIP Falco 😔
Falco is Austrian and sings and partly lived in Germany, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is also Austrian / German, that should also be clear to Americans
Falco was freaking awesome.
The lead singer was Austrian, born in Vienna. AMADEUS who the song refers to was a world famous classical musician Wolfgang AMADEUS Mozart.
A lot of the song is sung in German which is the main language in Austria. Falco said that he learned his English through watching films, television and music videos.
Falco real name Johann Holzel sadly died in a horrific road accident back in the Nineties.
He is singing in Austrian, and he is singing about Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. This song was a tribute to Amadeus and the movie that was previously released called Amadeus.
Austrian isn't a language
@@alexus6237 Then you tell me what is the language in Austria?
German
@@Supersweetguy Its just an accent of German theyre speaking but there are english words in this song
@@Felix-hy9hx
Nope
German words that are either the same or very similar to English
Falco had one big hit, Jeanny, censored and banned in the USA's. You missed this one missed this one :( .
And Out of the dark
I love the song it was the weirdest, slamminest, most foreign thing I've ever heard I still don't understand a damn word that man said but it was badass
It's Austrian, the song was made in the early to mid 1980's. This was on MTV in about 1985-1986.
Same singer other song "Jeannie " that was a super hit back in the 80's
I don't speak German, but I know when I hear German...
Rest in Peace Falco❤
Are you guys trolling?
American education
It is German Language but Falco was from Austria, so it sound a little bit different then German
Yes but the same language
He's speaking German
Please Vienna Calling by Falco too. Thx
It was his thing to mix in some English, but most of it is German with an Austrian accent. I think his song "Vienna Calling" has even more English mixed into it. Btw, some people claim, that he was the first European rapper.
He was!!
czcams.com/video/1jF2mS-kYb4/video.html
Learn the world kids.
I had the 12" single of this back in the day.
I would kill for a original! I have nearly every album!
Damn more than 30 years after release and ppl still discovering Falco ❤
Falco, was an Austrian musician, singer and composer.[1] WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART -ROCK ME AMADEUS(after movie Amadeus ;1984 year)
Falco is from Austria in (Europa) and he was 1986 1st place in USoA. He was singing in German. A good singer from Austria. Chees from Sweden
Early 60s with a French singer. So that's two shots right into the center of the target😁
He is from Austria baby
ITS GERMAN. is it so hard to see??=?=??
When you guys said this is from the 60s or 70s I straight up face palmed. It's obviously from the 80s
German--about classic composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The movie about his life AMADEUS won Best Picture Academy Award in 1984. This song came out in 1985. The late singer Falco is from Austria (where they speak German).
The ignorance of these two is breathtaking! They clearly have never heard of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Jon couldn't even pronounce the songs title correctly) & regardless of the music, thinking that the song was sung in French or maybe broken English. OK, he lived 250 years before their time, but mine too!
I don’t know what’s funnier in these vids : they don’t know who Amadeus is or they don’t really have a clue what language it is
Not knowing which language Falco is singing in is understandable. Not knowing who Amadeus is? Not so much.
Falco is singing German and English mixed together and the song came out in 1985 4 years after his first song der kommisar
Haha early 60's wow these people vote!!!
hes an austrian musician from vienna and the first musican who got number one in the billboard charts with german music and thats the viennesse dialect
(and this was early 80's)
"Sounds like French" LMAO aree you serious? It sounds like German. He's Austrian.
From the 60s!!!!!!!!!!!!😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
Guys! Now you have to react to either the English version of this song or “JEANNY” by Falco
They thought they WERE reacting to the English version 😂
Everything good with you? He sings there not in English but in French
@@wulfartsimotodesger1036 there’s is a English version....
@@wulfartsimotodesger1036 no need to get rude ....
@@wulfartsimotodesger1036 Never heard of after the fire ?
1985 mid 80s
Falco is speaking German, with some English thrown into the song
Tech N9ne - „I'm A Playa“
is what Jon remembered.
It's a song about Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart the 1700s classical music composer who was a superstar of his day.
Killer tune. I remember when this came out in the mid 80's
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in Salzbourg Austria. Falco speak German, he is an Austrian 80 s singer. The best version : Salzburg Konzert 1986
Kids these days... Don't know who Mozart was or what the 80's were like
Falco Fire
pefect example of us citizens being stupid and showing that to the world.
it was in 1985. it's in German. There were a number of Germans - language songs which made a hit in the 80's
I can only think of two German sung songs that were hits in the United States and those two were by Nena: 99 Luftballons (99 Red Balloons) and the other was by Falco: Der Kommissar - and both songs had English sung versions. The only other two artists who had major success from Germany in the U.S.A. back in the 1980s were the Scorpions- who sang in English and the German-French duo of Milli Vanilli, towards the latter part of the 1980s. Other artists with mild success were: Kraftwerk, Alphaville and Boney M.
Drop....can I have money mum, my education books dropped in the bog.
He is from Austria
You be been listen to Falco an austrian musician from the early 80th and died in the early 90th by car Crash.
The Clip was made in Vienna and speak or sing in austrian German and english, and Falco was from Vienna Austria.
The music Clip Deals with the life of the austrian composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart!
It’s from the 80s. He’s speaking GERMAN.
Good grief. You kids know next to nothing.
He was a punk and lived in the big city
It was in Vienna, in Vienna, where he did everything
He had debts because he drank, but women all loved him anyway
And everybody screamed: "Come and rock me Amadeus!"
He was a superstar, he was popular
He was exalted, because he had flair
He was a virtuoso, he was a rock idol
And everybody screamed: "Come and rock me Amadeus!"
It was around 1780 and it was in Vienna
No plastic money any more, the banks were against him
Everyone knew where the debts came from
He was a ladies' man, women loved his punk
He was a superstar, he was popular
He was too exalted, and that was his flair
He was a virtuoso, he was a rock idol
And everybody's still screaming: "Come and rock me Amadeus!"
language is german - the guy was austrian and it was a song about mozart (18th century famous austrian musician and componist)
though when old people like me were 20 we didnt know much about 50 year old singers/bands or the name of music genres
This song has been done in a lot of things. But the im a playa is a song by the one and only Tech N9ne
Falco is moust excentric, is born in Austria. RIP 😔
Kids it’s in German. Some words overlap.
The reason you are hearing a lot of English words is because English is a West Germanic language. Although it is sprinkled with lots of French, Norse, Latin and more, the base language is German. When you see written German it's quite obvious, but the spoken word can be a little harder to recognise. This song was in German with the chorus being the very English expression, "Rock Me" Amadeus. Also, how can you get to your age and not have heard of Mozart. I like this video because you two are so fresh and raw. I actually find it funny the way you pronounced Amadeus and a few other things. Subbed just on this video alone.
"It sounds like french". Americans never stop to amaze me. Probably the majority of them never heard a language different from English in their whole life. Probably just Spanish, because it is spoken by poor immigrants that do jobs that other people won't do.
The Simpsons parodied this song as “Dr Zaius”
The first and last german Song that was number 1 in the USA!
Falco was from Vienna, Austria. The song is mostly in German…
He is from my Hometown Austria of course!
the song is German , the 70's 80's was the best of times to be alive ..
Read informations of the interpret before you look your video !!!!!
Falco is a Austrian. His really name is Johann "Hans" Hölzel.
It helps to do just a little bit of research on the song before you do a video.
Song came out in the early 80s and he was singing in German.
The singer died in a car crash in Spain high on coke and alcohol I think he was 42 yrs old I he was German.
he was austrian (Vienna)
How can you be so hopeless and not recognize the german language?
Falco awesome
Early 70's 😂😂😂
Austrian German with English words mixed in…classic Falco.
At a time when practically ever kind of artist tried dipping into rapping mixing it with their sound, I remember when this song came out I even bought it it was good I'd thought, very amusing.
JC this german and not ENGLISH or french , damn you both make quite a pair,
Falco (Hans Hölzel) Was a austrian like me 🇦🇹😁
This video is in German but has some English words. I believe that he's from Austria.
🥴😵💫
He is from Vienna and the first German artist to get number one in the American charts
German speaking, Vienna is not in Austria so he is not German.
@@jackpresley4537 he is from austria and the capital city is Vienna and they speak German
@@SchuldMann Yes I know 😂
"Wiener Blut" is really good also.