@justskillz2000 I mean. you can't change his opinion. if he doesn't like rap since it sounds like this song, it's his opinion that he thinks it sounds like this song right???
This is like a modern interpretation of Prisencolinensineinciusol, a song written by an Italian man who spoke zero English but was convinced that any English-sounding song would become a hit in Italy, so he composed a song with gibberish lyrics that sound eerily reminiscent of American English without actually meaning anything, and sure enough it became a massive hit and many people never realized the lyrics were meaningless. Also the song sounds like an early form of rap, and it genuinely slaps. This song slaps too.
When he said "Bonkey lee, bonkey do" I was perplexed. Not a lot of rappers these days can say so much with so little. This is poetry in its purest form
I watched it both without the video with sound, and watched it without the sound just video. Deaf people: "Normal" music video Blind people: What's he saying? I think that's more accurate
bmud he disnt actually sing it on stage i mean he recorded it in a studio and put the sound on the clip thats how it works. He can just read it in the studio why would he memorise all this 😅 + it could be some improv i mean no one would notice a mistake …
This is how you know someone puts effort into their videos, they literally rehearsed this, actually memorised the lyrics, dude did everything that it takes to make a real song and he proudly did so. 100/10 music artist dude here
I feel like we need to appreciate, Daniel hired like, dozens of people, and probably a full professional team, to shoot an official Music Video where he literally just raps gibberish.
Looking at it from the kid's perspective makes it hilarious because imagine you're doing a spelling bee, and then all of a sudden the proctor's been kidnapped, and a guy comes onto the stage and starts rapping, so you start dancing to the rap because why the Hell not
I love how in an attempt to point out a language barrier, you inadvertently created a song which bridges that very same gap. This is a song which ensures that everyone, regardless of language, all share the same mutual confusion about what the lyrics actually mean.
an italian singer made something similar in 70's. Search for Adriano Celentano - Prisencolinensinainciusol, it's him singing gibberish mocking english but it's actually a banger!
A rap song that doesn’t promote violence, hate, lust, greed, jealousy, addiction, division, perversion, victimhood, fear, self, or lies. This is amazing!!!
Well he had some words here that was spanish, at like 1:57 he said something like "como se llama tiene aqui" or "como se llama tiene a mi" so yeh that was a hard bar
i am from argentina, but with the time i learned how to speak english, so i can confirm that when u dont understand english it sounds exactly like this
Yeah, was going to comment saying that it reminded me of J-rap, but same difference. I can't speak Korean or Japanese, but listen to a lot of music from both. And honestly...this song is now added to my Spotify, fits right in XD
i can fully understand a music i forgot the name, but exactly it's famous part i can still hear like a non speaker, i hear "akimilaki wouringsfo" bread
Aaah but watch out for typical gibberish in songs... It ain't actually gipperish. There is enough understandable words mixed in that your brain subconsciously fills in the blanks... And you have no clue what you were just told. But, it 100% causes an emotional/mental/cognitive reaction. Ever find yourself having some kind of emotional reaction after lyrics that you didn't consciously understand? This shit is in ALL music across all genres nowadays. It's scary.. And I am pretty sure it's done on purpose. ... Gotta love subliminal messaging social programming. ... Oh wait, subliminal messaging is illegal.........
@@yoitscam2273 It creates the same issue as with mainstream pop. Mass produced same sounding nonsense that's catchy. Nothing deeper, nothing inspiring, nothing thought provoking, just the audio version of pretty colours. There's no reason we can't have thought provoking lyrics and dopamine pumping audio, other then the lack of ability by the artist, but then if the artist really can't do artistic lyrics why exactly are they popular? Point is its a reduction of quality to the music, any music, when only one half of the components are good, setting for this half ass approach just leads to further degeneration in quality, to the point you end up with mumble rap or just random noises being sung to add to the tracks sound, which kinda defeats the point of rap don't you think?
@@Atom_X. Agreed, popular rap nowadays is all mass produced catchy nonsense. Unlike back in the day when we had real spitters like MC Hammer & The Sugarhill Gang. (sarcasm) The most popular stuff always has and always will be what's most consumable to the lowest common demoninator. There's still lyrical rap, it's just not as popular. And that's okay
@@Atom_X. a lack of deeper lyrical substance does not degrade a song as much as people make it out to. a fire beat, catchy hook, and great sound can make a "mumble rap" track just as good as some lyrical masterpiece by someone hailed as an all-time great. the reason artists like carti or young thug are successful is because they know how to make great music. at least that's how i see it
The fact he also throws in some sounds that I as an English speak would be Spanish or Korean shows how awesome this is to English songs that’ll throw in some none English lyrics for fun or twist
I don't understand a thing, but why does this sound like the best rap I've heard this week? whoa! make this VEVO certified (whatever that means, i honestly don't know tho)
Nobody gonna mention how cinematic the first scene was??? I love how he actually put some normal English words to prove that English sound completely gibberish to non English speaker
He threw a little Spanish in too, around 1:57 “como se llama te amo a mi”. I only speak a little Spanish but I’m pretty sure it’s still kinda gibberish lol
No joke. As a child, when I had started learning English, there was this song that would play EVERYWHERE: Rise Up by Yves La Rock, and it goes "my dream is to fly, over the rainbow, so high". What I sang was "Myreem is to fli ovararembo sohain". Needless to say, I was ashamed of myself when I finally found the song as an older teen and actually read the lyrics.
That reminds me of a cover of Scarborough Fair where the non-English-native singer sang "parsley, *SAY,* rosemary, and thyme..." instead of "sage" like in the normal lyrics. It sounded so off I had to laugh, but definitely not judge because I can so easily see myself making the same kind of mistake in my own second language (Dutch.)
@@WynneL Lmao! Like that one joke about a Spanish- speaker that requested a song on the radio and was saying "estos son Reebok o son Nike" (are these Reebok or are these Nike) turns out he was asking for "this is the rhythm of the night".
I'm Japanese, I have a friend who likes K-pop (Keep in mind, I am not good at Japanese, but if I hear the language, I understand every bit of it). And one day she told me about a K-pop song that was Japanese (Circus, by Stray Kids) I listened to it. No Idea.
better than 99% of current music* (except indie bands, for some reason those are the only good lmao, and yeah this is kinda biased as I usually listen to rock music, but I've heard stuff no one would ever listen to normally and I like it)
Ah, makes me nostalgic. Friends and I used to sing "english" songs as children, while having 0% understanding of said language. 100% sounded like this 💀
Sadly that just means your language is YOUNG enough. All languages drift in pronunciation over time. The Koreans even went so far as to invent their own phonetic alphabet just for their language...500 years ago, and now there are words spelled with silent letters not pronounced any more. Just give it a few centuries...
This is a production on a whole other level! The dancing err, flopping. The acting. The "lyrics". The sick beat. Oh and don't forget the assault with duct tape!
I don’t know what’s crazier: that this is such well-produced gibberish or that I can point out the Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, and Lil’ Wayne styles of gibberish...
I heard Wayne from start to finish. A Millie came to mind. Em does not have a distinctive sound in rap. He doesn’t do anything that hasn’t already been done in rap.
@@citizencoy4393 aint no way bro said that Eminem doesnt have a distinctive sound when he up there for one of the most distinctive. The only person that comes to mind that is more is Snoop and I'm sure there is more but like even Em's recent stuff just hits so fresh cuz his of his unique style.
I picked up on the Eminem influence right around 1:18 and i barely listen to Eminem or other rap. Because it was already mentioned I can hear the The Kendrick Lamar influence too. The only Kenrick song I've paid attention to is "Money Trees." I downloaded ir back when Starbucks gave away free iTunes somgs.
@@citizencoy4393 thats some insane take right there lmfao. You can clearly tell when its eminem writing verse. Listen to like half the shit Dr Dre is on with him
Or could even recognize some words in the other language. Like when I listen to Korean music I can pick out words I know even if as a whole I don't know what they're saying lol
I mean the actual English words make it sound English a bit even if you know english because, atleast for me you sometimes don’t really listen to the lyrics, your brain just kind registers it as English when it hears one word of it idk
This is the most fascinating thing in the world to me. I have asked so many non-english speakers to imitate my accent out of curiosity. Thank you for making this!
@@JohnSmith-bw6pv You clearly don't understand that comedy is making people laugh or that what makes people laugh is subjective. So there is basically nothing to understand. Just observing what makes people laugh, which is almost anything depending on context and deliver.
Growing up with Danish as my native language, I just wanna say: i sang like this until i was 10 and understood that english wasn't just random weird jibberish. IT HAD MEANING!! 🤯
Fellow dane here, I think I had the same eureka moment at a young age, when I realized that some songs made absolutely no sense to me, because there are other languages besides the one you grew up with
I know Daniel's comment section is always highly sarcastic, but seriously this is amazing. The sound design transitioning from the intro into the song, the editing, choreography, all of it. Absolutely amazing. Well done.
As a bilingual speaker (english and portuguese), i 100% confirm that this is actually very accurate. This is exactely what a non english speakers hear on rap music, and i am no joking.
@@ShovelChef I'm the opposite, I like the thought-provoking SUPER lyrical stuff like '90s New York had so much of and so many white dudes from Minneapolis (of all places, haha!) seem to have right now. I don't hate stuff with no real lyrical substance, but I won't ever REALLY enjoy it.
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Igowallah is STREAMING NOW EVERYWHERE!
Yes
ROOOOAAAAR
YESSSSSSSS
Let’s freaking go!
Can't find it in spotify....
He's not only a good rapper, he is also fluent in the sims language.
ugh, shalloob.
mondieu uwalla? zayenaa
we really need Sims Language on google translate in this modern era 😁
iirc each voice sets have different words on each expression. you'd get the words jumbled during TL.
i do love fluent simlish
Thats basically what kpop sounds like to me
This was my first thought too. And I'm an avid kpop listener 😂
@@Arikirarikas a brazilian, who barely speak english, most recent rap sound exactly like this to me lol
Fr dude 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@synadeniumRaro ver um brasileiro por aqui, tudo bem? :3
@@nakelekantoo óia! raro memo ver uns br por aqui! To de boa! e por ai?
"Can I get the language of origin please?"
*SKRRT*
Sims?
Lol
I HEARD SKIBIDI
I'm a native English speaker and this is exactly what rap sounds like to me.
Cut it out it does not you just don't like rap music so cut the nonsense out
@@justskillz2000 Well, that's fitting. Seems English is not your first language. lol
@justskillz2000 I mean. you can't change his opinion. if he doesn't like rap since it sounds like this song, it's his opinion that he thinks it sounds like this song right???
@@justskillz2000I had a seizure reading that 😂
Same though 😅
As a Brazilian who for most of his life lived without knowing a word of English, I can say that this is bizarrely accurate.
Brasileiro?
@@loukabarone Não, brazilian*
@@yerg2628 entendi, my friend
I know, né não 😂🤣
@@loukabarone yes broder
This is like a modern interpretation of Prisencolinensineinciusol, a song written by an Italian man who spoke zero English but was convinced that any English-sounding song would become a hit in Italy, so he composed a song with gibberish lyrics that sound eerily reminiscent of American English without actually meaning anything, and sure enough it became a massive hit and many people never realized the lyrics were meaningless. Also the song sounds like an early form of rap, and it genuinely slaps. This song slaps too.
He could speak English.
YES! I was looking for this comment, Prisencolinensineinciusol was the first thing that came to mind 🤩
@@LeRoyBoxley434 Not when he wrote the song he didn't.
Simpsons did it 😂
This is cool, thanks for sharing!
When he said "Bonkey lee, bonkey do" I was perplexed. Not a lot of rappers these days can say so much with so little. This is poetry in its purest form
holy shit. "monkey see, monkey do"
I don’t know, Igowallah was just…absolutely profound. This may be his best work yet.
Deaf people: Confused, Blind people: Traumatized
I watched it both without the video with sound, and watched it without the sound just video.
Deaf people: "Normal" music video
Blind people: What's he saying?
I think that's more accurate
@@amNewbie Oh true:)
The fact that Spotify has LYRICS for this and not some extremely popular songs is CRAZY
every artist can add his own subtitles ofc
Like which
They have to manually do it and pay a monthly price lol
absolutely not true, wherever you got that information lied to you bro. you can do it for free. I used to make music, so i know
@@guygothitnyshotgun12
It's up to the artists/labels to add their songs to their musixmatch page. If that doesn't happen then nobody can add lyrics.
It’s actually impressive how well this man can speak gibberish😭
It's like his first language
It's not at all difficult. You just need to feel fully in rythm
I can rap gibberish but saying more than 5 different words is surprisingly hard
Do you mean..? Skrrrt
i was the 1000th like lol
I love the fact that he made a whole coreography just in case he got the question "can you use it in a sentence?"
Bro why this lowkey a vibe tho? Like he’s saying nothing, but the flow and beat are crazy 😂
So, I think a lot of people don't realize that Daniel actually had to memorize the lyrics to produce this.
Couldn’t he have just read them?
@@NA-AN he needs to memorize to keep it always going the same way
you know, the production usually takes more than one time to record
@@imaulana1 think he means didnt/cant he just write the lyrics down to record
I know, how many hours did it take for him to memorize this?
bmud he disnt actually sing it on stage i mean he recorded it in a studio and put the sound on the clip thats how it works.
He can just read it in the studio why would he memorise all this 😅 + it could be some improv i mean no one would notice a mistake …
As a non native English speaker this speaks to my childhood. Never thought I'd hear this language ever again but here we are
LOL
It's giving "free-styler-rakamakafo" vibes and I love it
yes exactly
This is exactly it kjhgfdsdfgikiueswd
Your comment deserves the 666 likes from us😂
"Hey what are you listening to ?"
Don't worry about it just keep walking
This is how you know someone puts effort into their videos, they literally rehearsed this, actually memorised the lyrics, dude did everything that it takes to make a real song and he proudly did so. 100/10 music artist dude here
the fact that this is an actual produced and rehearsed song that took at least a month or two to create makes this 100 times better
yeah its honestly really good
lol
Knowing Daniel it probably ended in 2 days
Finally a proper rap song that are not trash
you wouldn't know a proper rap song if it hit you in the face from what I can tell@@jensenraylight8011
As someone who likes to listen to like Korean and Japanese rap sometimes, I can confirm this is 100% accurate
it's uncanny
Sometimes music just transcends language
Right? It really sounded like a k-pop song when I first heard it lmao
@Enju 35 no i was literally like "this sounds like something that ateez would drop and i would stream"
Tbh I only really ever listen to rap when it is Korean or Japanese😂
bro literally made a theme song for all of the Sims games
he’s not just a professional fire spitter, he’s a professional in speaking the gibberish language.
Who let Thaniel Drasher out of the basement?
Sorry my bad.
Goodie Huy
🖐
Who knows
Oh, hell nah 💀
I feel like we need to appreciate, Daniel hired like, dozens of people, and probably a full professional team, to shoot an official Music Video where he literally just raps gibberish.
Real
Daniel moment
that's exactly what i was thinking xD
@Salad_GD
Same.
Especially jarring considering like 90% of his videos consist of him talking to himself and filming that with his phone's camera, like W H A T
Looking at it from the kid's perspective makes it hilarious because imagine you're doing a spelling bee, and then all of a sudden the proctor's been kidnapped, and a guy comes onto the stage and starts rapping, so you start dancing to the rap because why the Hell not
as a non-english speaker I find those lyrics very deep
I love how in an attempt to point out a language barrier, you inadvertently created a song which bridges that very same gap. This is a song which ensures that everyone, regardless of language, all share the same mutual confusion about what the lyrics actually mean.
an italian singer made something similar in 70's. Search for Adriano Celentano - Prisencolinensinainciusol, it's him singing gibberish mocking english but it's actually a banger!
A rap song that doesn’t promote violence, hate, lust, greed, jealousy, addiction, division, perversion, victimhood, fear, self, or lies. This is amazing!!!
Fall Out Boy did it first 😉
Well he had some words here that was spanish, at like 1:57 he said something like "como se llama tiene aqui" or "como se llama tiene a mi" so yeh that was a hard bar
😂 amazing
As a non-English speaker, I can confirm that this is exactly what rap sounds like.
why u writing this comment in english then??? are you just starting to learn or did u use google translate
I think it was meant to be a joke but maybe i misunderstood
As an English speaker this is exactly what rap sounds like to me
@@areallylonghandle r/wooosh
@@null360same
The lyrics in this song have changed my life
i am from argentina, but with the time i learned how to speak english, so i can confirm that when u dont understand english it sounds exactly like this
The fact that he randomly sings in Spanish just once makes it so much more accurate
LMAO SO TRUE
Time stamp?
@@SecureContainRedacted 1:58 I think
Holy shit I completely missed that, and I've watched this 2 or 3 times now
he also sings “wifi password “Austin Powers” and “funneldeez nuts”
When you're happy, you enjoy the music. When you're sad, *you understand the lyrics.*
that's why it's impossible to be sad while watching this
That is so igowallah man :(
@@satgurs, i was sad ;c
two trucks 🎶
literally 💀
how difficult it must have been to find a flow and rhyme style for these lyrics is beyond me, absolutely amazing XD
As a non native speaker, this does really sound like the english songs of my childhood, when I did not understand anything but few words.
somehow yeah
As a non korean-speaker this could easily pass for a K-pop song and i wouldnt question it
thought exactly the same lol
Yeah, was going to comment saying that it reminded me of J-rap, but same difference. I can't speak Korean or Japanese, but listen to a lot of music from both.
And honestly...this song is now added to my Spotify, fits right in XD
not really, too many rhymes in this lmfaooooooooooo but kinda
Same 😂
My thoughts EXACTLY. Could easily pass as an early nct or skz track
Being able to say not actual words, but actually able to make it sound like it isn’t just slurred together, takes actual skill.
The art of Gaslighting
Listen to "Tanzverbot - Mein Leben", another legendary piece like this
Some might call this mumble rapping but this is too good to be called that.
It does sound like it is just put together
i can fully understand a music i forgot the name, but exactly it's famous part i can still hear like a non speaker, i hear "akimilaki wouringsfo"
bread
I love how one line was literally just actual spanish 😭😭
The rap is cool and all, BUT WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT THE PRODUCTION??
ITS SO GODDAMMN WELL MADE-
The production value is ridiculous. Daniel hired a lot of cast for this. That guy is doing backflips. I want to see a behind the scenes
I think he just has that many friends 💀
Screw the BTS, lets see some talented singers do acoustic covers.
@@buzzimu Yeah, let's see some real flippity skippity fersteppled covers please. Time go goppa shoppa.
Nah he's the only person in the video. He just such a talented actor that he's playing every role.
We had a lot of fun on set- Daniel is hilarious 😆
This song is proof that even when the lyrics are Gibberish, a catchy beat makes all the difference
Aaah but watch out for typical gibberish in songs... It ain't actually gipperish.
There is enough understandable words mixed in that your brain subconsciously fills in the blanks... And you have no clue what you were just told.
But, it 100% causes an emotional/mental/cognitive reaction.
Ever find yourself having some kind of emotional reaction after lyrics that you didn't consciously understand?
This shit is in ALL music across all genres nowadays. It's scary.. And I am pretty sure it's done on purpose.
... Gotta love subliminal messaging social programming.
... Oh wait, subliminal messaging is illegal.........
@@OgdenMIt really isnt that deep mate. Ive got industry friends, id rather you keep their name out of your schizo ass conspiracy theories.
@@OgdenMman’s on the hunt for the lizard people 💀
That ain't gibberish beratna. Is lang belta, pochuye ke?
I like that he actually included the lyrics.
my wife said that this is what she experiences when I try to explain chess to her
Bro made a banger out of no where
It’s impressive that the lyrics in the description actually match what he’s singing, now we just need a karaoke version
LMAO fuck yes! I can't wait to go crashing the bar scene at my old rootin tootin american karaoke bar with the agowalla
OMG youre right, I didnt even notice
well.. yeah, he didn't freestyle this. He still had to write down "lyrics" in order to sing them.
well it's clearly rehearsed, he needed a script even if the lyrics didnt make sense
Kaizo Karaoke
The thing is, Daniel is actually proving the point of flow and cadence being the only thing needed to create a banger in nowadays rap
how is this a bad thing? sound evolves, and lyricism not being in the mainstream is perfectly fine
@@yoitscam2273
It creates the same issue as with mainstream pop. Mass produced same sounding nonsense that's catchy. Nothing deeper, nothing inspiring, nothing thought provoking, just the audio version of pretty colours. There's no reason we can't have thought provoking lyrics and dopamine pumping audio, other then the lack of ability by the artist, but then if the artist really can't do artistic lyrics why exactly are they popular? Point is its a reduction of quality to the music, any music, when only one half of the components are good, setting for this half ass approach just leads to further degeneration in quality, to the point you end up with mumble rap or just random noises being sung to add to the tracks sound, which kinda defeats the point of rap don't you think?
@@Atom_X. Agreed, popular rap nowadays is all mass produced catchy nonsense. Unlike back in the day when we had real spitters like MC Hammer & The Sugarhill Gang. (sarcasm)
The most popular stuff always has and always will be what's most consumable to the lowest common demoninator. There's still lyrical rap, it's just not as popular. And that's okay
@@Atom_X. a lack of deeper lyrical substance does not degrade a song as much as people make it out to. a fire beat, catchy hook, and great sound can make a "mumble rap" track just as good as some lyrical masterpiece by someone hailed as an all-time great. the reason artists like carti or young thug are successful is because they know how to make great music. at least that's how i see it
@@jprxfd6656Since this whole thing is subjective, aren't you proving their point by saying that "people", implying the majority, disagree with you?
Flibbered woxplat SKRRT cranked the lummel sprock just like a viffly quarn🤣😂
Scrumptiously, I lumble your wibby, Imma ur snazziest blorf!❤
The fact he also throws in some sounds that I as an English speak would be Spanish or Korean shows how awesome this is to English songs that’ll throw in some none English lyrics for fun or twist
As a person who has spoken English my whole life this is still what rap sounds like to me.
Fr
So true
This is how Yeat raps
This is what playboi carti sounds like. There’s no way he speaks English when rapping.
Facts!!😂😂😂😂
Crazy seeing that this man went from filming on his phone to having full blown music videos with actors and cameramen
I know who gave him this power?
An interesting fact about Steven Spielberg is that he once was a baby not knowing what a movie is.
Im so happy about this :') I honestly hope he eventually has netflix specials and all
@@misfits9294 you, the viewer.
@@parkyercarcassThe power of the ancients is now yours to command...
I don't understand a thing, but why does this sound like the best rap I've heard this week? whoa! make this VEVO certified (whatever that means, i honestly don't know tho)
Paradiddle is an english word mentioned. It is a drum rudiment
Nobody gonna mention how cinematic the first scene was???
I love how he actually put some normal English words to prove that English sound completely gibberish to non English speaker
Yup! That tape-up, hand movement, whisper and camera pan was smooth af!
And catching the occasional, "oh I think I knew that word!"
He threw a little Spanish in too, around 1:57 “como se llama te amo a mi”. I only speak a little Spanish but I’m pretty sure it’s still kinda gibberish lol
@@gametheus1306 I also only know a little Spanish, but I think it means “What is your name, do you love me?”
be honest you only spealt that cuzhe said it
No joke. As a child, when I had started learning English, there was this song that would play EVERYWHERE: Rise Up by Yves La Rock, and it goes "my dream is to fly, over the rainbow, so high". What I sang was "Myreem is to fli ovararembo sohain". Needless to say, I was ashamed of myself when I finally found the song as an older teen and actually read the lyrics.
That reminds me of a cover of Scarborough Fair where the non-English-native singer sang "parsley, *SAY,* rosemary, and thyme..." instead of "sage" like in the normal lyrics.
It sounded so off I had to laugh, but definitely not judge because I can so easily see myself making the same kind of mistake in my own second language (Dutch.)
Nahh ur version of the lyrics go hard too
@@WynneL Lmao! Like that one joke about a Spanish- speaker that requested a song on the radio and was saying "estos son Reebok o son Nike" (are these Reebok or are these Nike) turns out he was asking for "this is the rhythm of the night".
@@vainitylol Little me would have felt so happy 😊
Tbh I am a native English speaker and still there are so many songs that sound like straight up nonsense so don’t feel too bad abt it😅
One year anniversary of a bop!
This hits hard
As an asian, I can confirm that this is what kpop sounds like without translating it
I'm Japanese, I have a friend who likes K-pop (Keep in mind, I am not good at Japanese, but if I hear the language, I understand every bit of it). And one day she told me about a K-pop song that was Japanese (Circus, by Stray Kids) I listened to it. No Idea.
@@Messwiththehonkyougetthebonk You were born in Japan and you are not good at Japanese?
@@kevinsoto4610 i think they meant speaking it. understanding it is a different thing on its own.
@@Menace-To-Humanity If you were hearing a language since you were born it's impossible not to understand it.
This man produced a better beat as a joke than 99.9% of rappers today.
Yep😂😂😂
better than 99% of current music* (except indie bands, for some reason those are the only good lmao, and yeah this is kinda biased as I usually listen to rock music, but I've heard stuff no one would ever listen to normally and I like it)
nah?
@@justsomerandomguy6042 Hey don't dis current Japanese music, they constantly come out with bangers.
WHY IS THIS TRUE
Why do I need this in my playlist though?
The fact that there are actual lyrics instead of this being improvised is crazy to me lol love it
Ah, makes me nostalgic.
Friends and I used to sing "english" songs as children,
while having 0% understanding of said language.
100% sounded like this 💀
me too!! 😭😭😭😭
We did that too 😭
Same
Samee
sameee
I love that despite this being spelling bee, Daniel decided to prominently display the word in question on the board behind him like 100 times.
i noticed it too🤣
Daniel? I don't think he was in this video. It was just Hoodie Guy, IIRC.
and i still dont know how to spell it
HAHAHAHA that's so good😭
That was the best part
Honestly, my ears were not grateful, but my eyes didn't seem to mind...
he said "skibidi" at least once in this video. Find it.
1:22
I am a non-english speaker, and I can confirm this is exactly what it sounds like.
your fingers speak perfect english.
@@T00_SHADY Google translate can speak good enough english.
That is true@@hodoodle
@@T00_SHADYir maybe they are just remembering from the time they didnt speak english
As a native English speaker, I can confirm this is what rap sounds like
As a non native English speaker, I can confirm that this is how rap sounds to us and that my language is decent enough to not have spelling contests
Same.
same greece is hard
Hahaha.
American English is pretty indecent
hahaha mist be nice
Sadly that just means your language is YOUNG enough. All languages drift in pronunciation over time. The Koreans even went so far as to invent their own phonetic alphabet just for their language...500 years ago, and now there are words spelled with silent letters not pronounced any more.
Just give it a few centuries...
And there I thought it was going to be a 5 second example 😂
This is a production on a whole other level! The dancing err, flopping. The acting. The "lyrics". The sick beat. Oh and don't forget the assault with duct tape!
I don’t know what’s crazier: that this is such well-produced gibberish or that I can point out the Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, and Lil’ Wayne styles of gibberish...
Eminem’s starts at 2:00
I heard Wayne from start to finish. A Millie came to mind. Em does not have a distinctive sound in rap. He doesn’t do anything that hasn’t already been done in rap.
@@citizencoy4393 aint no way bro said that Eminem doesnt have a distinctive sound when he up there for one of the most distinctive. The only person that comes to mind that is more is Snoop and I'm sure there is more but like even Em's recent stuff just hits so fresh cuz his of his unique style.
I picked up on the Eminem influence right around 1:18 and i barely listen to Eminem or other rap.
Because it was already mentioned I can hear the The Kendrick Lamar influence too. The only Kenrick song I've paid attention to is "Money Trees." I downloaded ir back when Starbucks gave away free iTunes somgs.
@@citizencoy4393 thats some insane take right there lmfao. You can clearly tell when its eminem writing verse. Listen to like half the shit Dr Dre is on with him
As a native English speaker, this is what it sounds like to listen to K-Pop.
I was gonna say this sounds like korean rap to me 😭😭
I just listened to the K-pop song with the most views, and I can assure you this song is way better
As non-native for both I think this seems more Korean than English to me.
new nct song
Especially BTS suga 👀😳
This is how rap sounds to english speakers as well
Why is that actually fire
Honestly, just take all the Grammys. Take them.
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Oh it's chris
I like how he sneaks in actual words. It's very accurate because when you listen to songs in other languages, you kinda hear some words in English.
Or could even recognize some words in the other language. Like when I listen to Korean music I can pick out words I know even if as a whole I don't know what they're saying lol
@verynsawyer1413 Well, I was saying that you pick up words in whatever language you speak
I mean the actual English words make it sound English a bit even if you know english because, atleast for me you sometimes don’t really listen to the lyrics, your brain just kind registers it as English when it hears one word of it idk
WIFI PASSWORD
@@mei_.tsukimori he also sneaks in "Austin Powers" a little after that
This is the most fascinating thing in the world to me. I have asked so many non-english speakers to imitate my accent out of curiosity. Thank you for making this!
When you're happy, you enjoy the tune.
When you're sad, you understand the lyrics.
"D-d-d-dribbin onna nibbin
wanna gibbon widda chibbin
Name-a-lame a-gonga-lame
ani-duh-mare a gribbin-iddle!
Paradiddle
Scara baraliddle
Bonkey lee, bonkey do, scabby-dare-a-biddle!
Hey!"
@@gd-pythonicathis part spoke to me on a personal level
@@gd-pythonica 😞
This is the only application of this quote I accept.
SO REAL
I appreciate Daniel’s ability to suddenly look completely unhinged at any given time
It's probably because he *is* unhinged
If only he could understand comedy..
@@JohnSmith-bw6pv You clearly don't understand that comedy is making people laugh or that what makes people laugh is subjective. So there is basically nothing to understand. Just observing what makes people laugh, which is almost anything depending on context and deliver.
Bold of you to ever assume he's hinged in the first place
@@JustDoIt12131 lol the irony..
Best achievement you cna ever unlock...
Memorizing this song
Igowalla
Thanks this reminds me of my childhood
Finally. A rapper that doesn’t mumble 🔥🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️
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☠️
p sounds XD
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Growing up with Danish as my native language, I just wanna say: i sang like this until i was 10 and understood that english wasn't just random weird jibberish. IT HAD MEANING!! 🤯
ægte
nooo, you messed up the word that the kid just spelled for you 😭
(gibberish)
Fellow dane here, I think I had the same eureka moment at a young age, when I realized that some songs made absolutely no sense to me, because there are other languages besides the one you grew up with
Bruh same here
It feels so good to finally see someone who is also fluent in gibberish Just like me!!!!
This is surprisingly accurate.
These lyrics are so profound and I do not know why
Ok
igowallah
skibbity
spelling bee goes unique
exactly
can we just appreciate that Daniel got like, a whole audience and everything for this silly skit.
I'd volunteer. Shieeet.
why wouldn't he
This isn't just a slit. It's art
And William Osman lmfao
I fucking love that he clearly spent a lot of money putting something this dumb together. What a boss.
why would i usually listen to this and put it on my playlist
A year later this is still fire AF
The lyrics are in the description and are certifiably insane.
My family is gonna hate me for it, but I’m gonna learn the song off by heart. I don’t even care
Thank you
I know right
and they will get stuck in your head lol
@@Suprnova182 dude same
1:26 I love how they’re looking at a dictionary to look for the words😭
It’s been a year & this is still a masterpiece ❤😍
As a non-english speaker, I can confirm that this is what rap sounds like to me
I mean that’s how it sometimes sounds like to me, and I am a native English speaker.
not correct, they kept missing the most used word in rap, wich is the only one non native english clearly understand, wich is "nigga" ofc
@@TheUnknownUnit1same lol
How did you write this comment then?
r/woooosh@@RubenJufer-kd1cf
I know Daniel's comment section is always highly sarcastic, but seriously this is amazing. The sound design transitioning from the intro into the song, the editing, choreography, all of it. Absolutely amazing. Well done.
It went from being a funny skit to a banger at the 1:40 mark, then it got better and better... a masterpiece. 🎶
I don’t think anyone here says it’s good while being sarcastic it’s actually a banger
I didn't like it, but I hate rap so with that in mind it definitely sounded professional.
@@sarahberkner agree I don't like rap in general but it definitely sounded like a real rap
This is how I wished my spelling Bee went..😂
When he said flippy dippy to whippy I felt that fr fr
As a bilingual speaker (english and portuguese), i 100% confirm that this is actually very accurate. This is exactely what a non english speakers hear on rap music, and i am no joking.
As a trilingual i confirm
As a quadrilingual I can confirm
yeah same here, it sounds exactly like that
As a native English speaker I can confirm they this is what I also hear 😂
As a bilingual English, Portuguese also I can tell u it's not, but I get the joke.
As a person that speaks English, this is just how rap sounds to me. I hear no differences.
Same here, what's the diff?
You should probably have your brain checked then
Came here to say this.
Same
not alone
The meaning of his words is so deep my lungs collapsed from the pressure
we speaking enchantment table laguage with this one
I'm a native English speaker and lover of good hip-hop. I'd say about 70% of modern rap sounds like this to me, too.
concur
70 is generously LOW
frfr 😏 I'm here for some of that too. When it's just a vibe, like this song here, it's damn near instrumental. I don't even hear the lyrics.
@@ShovelChef I'm the opposite, I like the thought-provoking SUPER lyrical stuff like '90s New York had so much of and so many white dudes from Minneapolis (of all places, haha!) seem to have right now. I don't hate stuff with no real lyrical substance, but I won't ever REALLY enjoy it.
He bit the line about "jibber jabber" from Mr T. He should've given him a shout out at the end.
When you played too much 'The Sims' in your childhood.
I need a mod that lets this play on the radio in the sims
You win 😂😂
My first thought was Sim-lish, so you can imagine that your comment made me VERY happy.
@@pixiehellpup1579 You don't need a mod for that 😆
Imangine you're playing 'The Sims' And your character turns on the tv and you just hear:
Ok
One blash esh ta.
Slippy.
A glippy flippidy chop.
Blippity glop.
Flop-a gop-a jippidy wop
Blippity sclop
A-bdrop-a coppa
Chippidy cop
Coppedy pop
Pop-a sock-a
Boppity schlop
Bloppity glop
A-blippy!
A-Bawa shawa
Gowa sha geewa
Gowa sha BA!
Howma tima tuh gowa
Gowa ta blitty dowa da
Howma skimmy de djowa
Eyegowa Igowallah Wah!
Owa jiwwy di gowa
Sowa da viddy vadda wah!
AAOW!
A skrippy goppa gippy
da shippy
Goppa du wippy
Gippy flippy
Goppa choppa tu wippy
Goppa tu sklippy
Goppa gippy
Toppa goppa duh flippy
Goppa tu wippy
Goppa shoppa tu wippa
Badiddy
Wita baddawah
D-d-d-dribbin onna nibbin
wanna gibbon widda chibbin
Name-a-lame a-gonga-lame
ani-duh-mare a gribbin-iddle!
Paradiddle
Scara baraliddle
Bonkey lee, bonkey do, scabby-dare-a-biddle!
Hey!
Hobbeldy-bee
Scamada bobbidy sobbedy wee
Comedy gee
Como se llama te amo a mi (woo!)
Pakity pee
Sakity see
Lakity bakity rakity ree
Pamala damala namala skamala
M T V!
Diwa tigalla
Ti duffa gee dawa chaddah
Bee-duku gee duku jaddah
Bah-duka jeedu-wee-wah
A skaba we wifi password
Badutu we wutu massworm
Taboo-du we wubu baffurm
Dabada we wudu ya
Yeah
Chiwa dawa du
Siwa gawa tu Austin Powers
Lookin’ amme like ayegodda goa nuthur owa
Asowa tida whyda edunida bowa showa
Eskwibby showa dowa seewee towa teewee jaba
Hebe chai
A-heda howa
Askabba dabba
Sheba dowha
Ashabbady hwa
Ashlabba dabba
Shewutu wa
A bobbily la
Asklabba daba
Shewudu wa
Askiwudu wa
Wiwi daba
Dibbity da, skabbedy wibbidy flibbidy bibbidy ba,
Klibbity ka, kammady tiddly fiddle-dee wibbidy wa, yibbidy ya,
Plibbity pla, skamady bibble-dee wibbildy flibbity flaaaaBOY
Pamma-dee onalee tramady funneldeez nuts, skwibbity skwaaBOY.
Menku. Slemper with flango bajeegin.
When you firspepple on a reemstrap, dredju mether wanna gubby?
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Dredju mether wanna gubby?
1:23 no way he is the skibidi gawa this is crazy
Rhymes are going hard! Dam
No violence, no sexism, no words. This is art.
sexism? what kind of music videos do u watch
@@tanisegsge4586 a lot of rap has it…
@@SevenRealms-lx9hc u mean nudity or sexuality sexism is different
@@tanisegsge4586 No they mean sexism. As in derogatory language or imagery used for women. Maybe we could also call it misogyny.
@@tanisegsge4586 no I mean sexism