[Reaction] Nanowar of Steel - Valhalleluja (Great Odin's Raven This Was Awesome)
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In an interview with Tank the Tech, they said they used to have fanmeetings at IKEA. The would hide things like cd's and merchandise in the furniture and send the fans on a treasure hunt through the store.
Pure genius!
Yup
Here's the footage
th-cam.com/video/CQrjbL2Wk9I/w-d-xo.html
They did a European tour of IKEA stores, but didn't tell IKEA. They recently trolled their record company and fans by saying they'd gone "Pop", and releasing a series of deliberately dull (but strangely catchy) singles. One of the guys has a PHD in Astrophysics, and this is really just a hobby to them. They do (normally very awkward) interviews with reactors, and have their own reaction channel too.
That's how you know their heart is in it, when they just do it for fun.
They just here to do some epic trolling
IKEA is a Swedish furniture company. A lot of the weird names they were singing was the names of the IKEA furniture.
At the end of the vid when he comes back to reality, he is staring at the IKEA furniture instructions by the🎄
Valhalla is basically the Norse version of Heaven.
Napalm is a type of bomb used in warfare. Hence the exploding fire at the Napalm records logo in the beginning.
Angus McFife was Odin in this video.
Yes, in that part they are quite literally singing the IKEA furniture catalog 😁🤘
"Valhalla is basically the Norse version of Heaven." Well not exactly but close enough
You mean Mighty Santa-Odin.
@@GiovanniPerini And one pair of TH-camrs not knowing it actually searching the online IKEA catalog, including for "Sasha Grey" - and didn't found it ^^
@@embran8486 Yes! I've seen them!!!
I'm not quite sure, but apparently they even googled "Sasha Gray bed"… if so, they must have had a pretty solid search filter!!! 😱😂😂😂
Best Ikea commercial ever.
Yggdraggsil is the Tree of life in Norse Mythology.
Ikea is from Sweden.
The meatballs are something you can get when you are at Ikea (and they should be pretty good).
Nanowar of Steel actually tried to do a concert at a Ikea but got were not allowed to.
Nanowar of Steel had fanmeetings in IKEA shops during their last tour, there's a video on their channel and it's totally worth watching!
If you want more Nanowar, please watch 'And then I noticed that she was a Gargoyle.
We used to go to Ikea purely for food
For next NoS reaction my vote goes to:
*And Then I Noticed She Was a Gargoyle*
It's a love song. A very, very moving love song. 🤘
You mean a very, very unmoving love song 🤣
beautiful love song for stones
The reason Odin had the Santa hat is because he was one of the inspirations for Santa Claus.
And his eight-legged horse Sleipnir was inspiration for the reindeer
Kind of, maybe. But not really.
St. Nicholas of Myra: "Am I a joke to you?"
@@derGhebbet Nah Nah Nah
He means the american copycat Santa
Not our og european dude bishop
… and turkish I guess
systembolaget is the norwegian and swedish state run alcohol shops. Can't buy strong alcohol anywhere else
You also have Alko in Finland, basically same thing
In "Blue Law States" in the US it is basically the same thing.
Pennsylvania has "Fine Wines and Good Spirits" which is the State run alcohol store.
We also could only get beer directly from the distributors. It wasn't until a few years ago that they actually allowed us to buy beer from places like convenience stores or grocery stores.
@@HALberdier17 funny thing is I live in Mississippi, and people always complain about the alcohol laws here, but the more I've learned of other states' laws, ours are actually not bad. You can buy beer at any grocery or convenience store. All the liquor stores are privately owned, although liquor distribution does go through the state ABC. When I went to NC and found that the only place to get liquor is at the state-run store, and there's only one of those in town, I realized MS laws are pretty okay.
thx, i always wondered what it was
@@HALberdier17 Funny enough, the Mortons (Marttinen) who signed the declaration of independence for Pennsylvania, were from Finlandia. The one signing was the first born in USA. So it fits they have state alcohol laws 😂 I don't know if this comment makes sense.
You know it's a great band when they sing the IKEA catalog and people love it!
Nanowar of Steel - And Then I Noticed That She Was a Gargoyle
"I'm not sure what Ikea's business is and where it comes from.. maybe Korea".
You really caught me off guard with that.
LMAOF
Maybe because it sounds like KIA, the Korean car brand?
@@j-starchaser could be, but the entire song is about vikings and furniture, not about cars.
The "Valhalla" in itself was indeed a building, translatable as the "hall of the slain" since the Norse idea of Heaven for the fallen in battle was to spend eternity drinking, eating and fighting together with the gods and the heores, waiting for the Ragnarok (the end of the world) to come.
Plus, making Odin wear a Santa Claus hat is particularly fitting, actually, since the oldest origin of what would then become the concept of St. Nicholas bringing gifts during Christmas, later leading to the contemporary idea of Santa Claus, has its roots in the Yule festivity, the pagan equivalent of Christmas, and the idea that Odin would descend from Asgard to the world of men and, in disguise, visit and concede gifts to the worthy ones.
Yeah... There are commonalities between Santa Clause and Odin, but they're definitely not the same figure.
@primaacca nulla di strano: negli stati uniti le varie mitologie e letterature europee sono materiale da college, se uno sceglie quell'indirizzo.
There's also the Walhalla, which is indeed a building that looks a lot like a greek/roman temple on the shores of the Danube nearby Regensburg in Southern Germany.
Nanowar of Steel - _And Then I Noticed That She Was a Gargoyle_ must be next!
Another very funny and well performed song.
Cmon guys have you never been to an IKEA? 🤣🤯 BIG Swedish furniture store 🤣 its a day out with the kids and you get to eat Swedish meatballs in the restaurants.DO IT
famously made from horsemeat :D
When they Say "falegnamen" it's because, in italian, "falegname" means "carpenter", so they make an word-pun with "amen", doing "falegnamen". 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Band is italian, ikea is swedish, those foreign names are swedish furniturenames. Systembolaget state run alcoholshop.
No korean involved this time.
The dance at ther end is a reference of Jake and Elwood's same in the movie The Blues Brothers...when they were in the church
Napalm is a kinda liquid/gell (gasoline based) . It is highly flamable so it is used as a fire bomb filler. When bomb ruptures spraying napalm all over it sticks to everything burning it. Lots of Vietnam movies shows it.
Odin is norse god of war (i guess) . He has only one eye (lost other) - that why he wears eyepatch. He carries mighty "hammer of Thor".
Song played when he appears is ancient jewish prayer but with some words changed to redirect it to nordic tree of life.
Ikea is huge chain of furniture shops originated from Sweden. It is huge in Europe (most of my furniture is from Ikea). They (band) are dressed in ikea uniforms (yellow), sing names of Ikea products etc.
Systembolaget is Sweden goverment ovned alkohol shop. In Sweden you canot buy strong (more than 3.5%) booze in any other shop than it. Ouuuch...
@Cristian Roth Hahaha. Lots of Scandinavians go to Poland or Czech Republic to party. Its way cheaper.
Valhalla is the place where warriors go who died in battle to eat, drink, and party with Odin after they Die.. its not a building.
Ikea is Swedish founded, Dutch company
Actually, Valhalla is one of the great halls in Asgaard. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valhalla
Literally means Hall.
@@Korribane1 i stand corrected :)
You both totaly missed the last shot... his wife points to an Ikea package and reminds him that he has yet to assemble it. 🤣 That's why he grabs his head...
Furniture that you buy at ikea almost always has to be put together yourself. A lot of people get very frustrated with that...
Especially when the woman buys something and the man is allowed to assemble it! 🔨
"Allowed".
allowed ..as in have to ..
Socialy acceptable Lego for adults
Assembling an Ikea set as a couple is a test of every relationship. Try it before marrying.
IKEA is a swedish furniture store. And Vikings also lived in Sweden...
The craziest italian metal band!
IKEA is as swedish it can be. The name meaning is this, Ingvar Kamprad, the two first initials in the founders name, the other to letters is the farm Elmtaryd and the village he was raised Agunnaryd.
It's been said by some that Nightwish is Valhalla's House Band. 🤘⚡⚒️
odin and shes saying "greek mythology" makes me cry xD
At the end he wake up and his wife tell him to mount the forniture. If you know IKEA, you have the Master in Engeneering to mount only a little table!
I'm on a quest to watch all of the reaction videos to this song. Everybody cracks up so hilariously!
Ikea is from sweden, where the vikings are from, norway Finland, sweden
Dont forget Denmark our viking conquered England!!
@@renejensen7799 you are so right, i am sorry, how could i overlook denmark
@@orangeguppie6897 we are very small
@@Flum666 hello, thanks for your comment, i googled and denmark is a little bit bigger than the netherlands 😂😂 . Bye
Angus McFife of Gloryhammer is actually German. And the bald, bearded dude in the video is an affectionate poke at Yannis Papadopoulous of Beast In Black.
I think is actually from german Switzerland. The bald dude in mainly a comic book artist (the bassist is an astrophysicist, the guitarist is an IT engineer, if I remember well).
@@korteccia Cheers.
Svizzero
Fun fact, at the end, on the television in the background, is playing the movie "Trading places", from more than 20 years is streamed on 24th of December evening on Italia1, one of the major Italian TV channel
in the final scene, in the background, there is a television broadcast "Trading Places" (film with Eddy murphy and Dan Aykroyd). This is because every Christmas a commercial TV shows that movie. EVERY Christmas since YEARS .....always the same movie
Systembolaget (government run) is the only place in Sweden that are allowed to sell alcoholic beverages above 3.5% ;) and Vittsjö is where IKEA was founded
IKEA is a Swedish world known furniture company .. (the clue is in the company colors of yellow and blue) IKEA is named after the initials of founder Ingvar Kamprad, + the village Elmtaryd where he grew up
Her: *"He's probably still worrying about what's gonna happen at the business meeting tomorrow morning..."*
Him: *"Kisha Grey is better than Sasha Grey."*
Christmas or Jól - The traditions that were Christianized Christmas or Jól is an old tradition where people worshiped and sacrificed to the gods, especially Odin (Wodan). It can be traced all the way back to the Germanic people (500-400 BC,), but like many other pagan festivities and traditions, Christmas was also Christianized and transformed into the Christmas we know today. However, there are many of the old traditions that are still alive when we celebrate Christmas: We decorate our home with straw Christmas bucks. The Vikings did this to honor the god Thor and his two goats Tandgrisner and Tandgnjost, who pulled his chariot across the sky. Right up until the 19th century, it was actually goats that brought the Christmas presents to the children, and in Finland Santa Claus is called “joulupukki”, which directly translated means Christmas goat. Another tradition from the Viking Age is the Christmas ham. It symbolizes Særimner, which was eaten every night in Valhalla and which re-emerged after dinner. Today, the pig is enjoyed as roast pork, Christmas ham, marzipan pig etc. For the Vikings, Jól was strongly associated with Odin, who was also called Jól father or Father Christmas. It was at this last time of the year that one could see Odin riding his eight-legged horse Slejpner across the sky and visiting people in their homes. He is very reminiscent of the Santa Claus we know today. Christmas eventually became synonymous with Christmas, and the Christmas father was replaced by the cheerful image of Santa Claus And more 😁 (translated) (The santa hat on Odin)
Valhalla is where Viking warriors were supposed to go after dying in battle. In Valhalla they could spend the day fighting (possibly dying) and the night feasting with the gods.
Nanowar of Steel decided to treat the IKEA catalog as a sacred text, and this is what came of that idea.
"Angus McFife" is actually the name of a Gloryhammer song. When Gloryhammer sang the song, the role of Angus McFife was sung by their former vocalist, Thomas Winkler, who plays Odin in this video. Thomas Winkler is Swiss, which I believe makes him the only Scandinavian involved in this production.
Many of the saints were originally pagan gods who were co-opted by Christians as a way of getting pagans to convert to Christianity. There's a theory that Saint Nicholas was based on Odin, which is why Odin wears a Santa hat in this video.
Systembolaget is a chain of government run liquor stores in Sweden, the only place where serious alcohol is available.
14:37 "And back to boring Christmas with the family." Worse, he's bought a whole bunch of stuff from IKEA, and guess who gets to assemble it? Certainly not his wife, *she* didn't buy it.
IKEA: A Swedish conglomerate based in the Netherlands. They specialize in furniture that the customer assembles at home. You can shop either online or in the store. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/IKEA
this was fun
and you guys are so american it´s unbelievable
everything beyond your boarder is not worth knowing about ;D
classic
As an American who knew all these things (well, other than the Italian word "falegname", had to look that one up), don't put this on Americans. But yes, they really aren't well informed, and she in particular doesn't seem to even care.
this whole song is like an ode to Ikea. Valhalla is in Odinisme what Catholics call heaven.
maybe some extra insights in the song: Ikea tends to name their furniture, so practically all the names you heard in the song are names of furniture Ikea has made ;) which ties back to what i said earlier: this song is a complete ode to Ikea and their furniture :D
Yaaaassss!! Valhalla is Heaven, basically. But then from Norse mythology. This is my favorite Nanowar of Steel song. There are lots of things in it I didn't get in the beginning too. But I found out more and more watching different react vids of this. One reacter knew what this meant and the other knew about another thing. They refer to members from other bands, Latin Catholic chants, one part is in Hebrew... The IKEA part is my favorite though. The Swedish furniture store that branched out all over the world. Their quality isn't the best, but they are affordable. You just have to put it together yourself at home. And there always seems to be an odd amount of screws... lol
Nightwish is under the label of Nuclear Blast, pretty much the biggest label who has tons and tons of major metal bands.
and i have to add that NB is a German record label and NPR is Austrian.
Next one: Vegan Velociraptor
Have fun at your next IKEA trip.... the music in your head will drive you nuts
IKEA is from SWEDEN my good gracious americans!!!
OMG! Ikea is swedish! Nanowar of Steel is just great at picking up different cultureal stuff from all around the world and intergrating it in to their songs!
4:55 One _could_ argue that Systembolaget is a part of Norse mythology ;-)
to rest eat and live forever in glory
Systembolaget is a state run liquor store but I forget which country. This is my favorite Christmas song, and I love the fact that once they mention IKEA then the rest of the entire song is about IKEA
Just pointing this out if you did not know, both Hammerfall (heavy/power metal) and Amon Amarth (melodic death metal with a heavy influence from the Viking era) are Swedish metal bands.
The name IKEA is an acronym that stands for Ingvar Kamprad, Elmtaryd, and Agunnaryd. These are the initials of the founder, the farm where he grew up, and the nearby village.
IKEA is Swedish and all the names of the furniture are something in Swedish.
Nightwish = Nuclear Blast Records, Germany. Nanowar of Steel = Napalm Records, Austria !
Systembolaget is the only chain of sores in wich you can buy spirits in Sweden
"Neaples record" should be a thing. They also have a vulcano over there :D
Also maybe check their Uranus-song. It is so stupid and funny. And -Then i realized she was an Gargoyle-song is funny as well . Valhalla is Norwegian heaven, or where they believed their soldiers souls went if they died in glorious battle.
I like how people this comment section explains a great deal of the references and words... but nobody every mentions the Sasha Grey thing.
"I assume it must have something do do with Greek mythology"
People tend to forget that Odin wasn’t a particularly nice or benevolent god.. he was actually feared and not worshipped as much as Thor for instance.
And Vahalla are Odins golden halls it’s his domain
Well Oden was good to those he loved and bad to those he hated. And he was worshiped, there was a temple in Sweden with three thrones one was for oden. But yes Tor was very liked amongst people, he was the protector of humankind, and The whole bear cult thing.
Genius italian Metal satira
Sidenote: Odin was one of the inspirations for modern Santa.
Nice reaction. we need now barbie princess of the twilight from them 🤣
Yes yes yes
Please!
I'm not a religious sorta guy but... I would go to this church.
sry but NOTHING is better then sasha grey xD a really nice and healthy twitch streamer, she has amazing cooking videos and also uploads her highlights on youtube :) just a wonderful woman
The Hebrew is actually "adonai ehud", but Odin, so..."odinoi".
It also sounds like - for the first part of that and underneath it - there's "Thor, he loves you! Thor, he loves you!"
IKEA is a Swedish company and the name is an acronym from the founders name and where he is from.
Ingvar Kamprad Elmtaryd Agunnaryd
Watch their video for "Polenta Taragnarock." One of the best grits-based songs EVER.
Maybe after this you could listen a power ballad from Nightwish so as not to "romanticide" your marriage ; ).
Viking prayer songs!!!! Lot of you folks in the younger generations have no idea. I grew up with Dr. Dimento show on radio. Can't forget Weird Al Yankovic, Frank Zappa, Monty Python, Spinal Tap, all that stuff and the Nanowar guys should definately get into that group of epicness because they are killer! Oh and the boxed IKEA package at the end OMFG I almost lost my coffee on the screen. Every damned year instead of drinking with the firends and family xmas eve I am up till all hours of the morning putting something stupid together! Lonely island boys are hilarious also. Very dirty yes but hilarious.
what no hairball today Sarah!! :D You should do And Then I Noticed She Was a Gargoyle it's a beautiful haunting ballad by Nanowar :D
good reaction for this comedy metal video
Great to see that your reaction to this was similar to mine although I had the benefit of being more acquainted with IKEA so maybe got the joke a little easier. The furniture is for the most part flat pack and self assembly hence the guys look of desperation at the instructions and the large box and his wife hassling him to get it built.
12:20 Anzio, Italy.
Tom, you should know by now. If you wonder where it’s from, the answer is Sweden.
Nice reaction, some corrections/ explanations
IKEA is Swedish
Valhalla is the temple of the slained warriors, if you died in battle you went to Valhalla.
The song is a fun take on x-mas songs
Systembolaget is the only place a Swede can get alcohol outside bars/restaurants
in italy u dont spend money for location because...well..u are in italy ^^
im wondering who doesnt know ikea
IKEA is Swedish but its almost everywhere in EUROPE.
Systembolaget is the Swedish state owned monopoly on alcohol above 3.5%
It closes early on Saturdays and is closed on Sundays and holidays like Christmas.
They are pretending they are modern Swedes with the reference.
I've got to ask this one thing... Are you two americans?
Does she really not know what Napalm is ? oO
Tom almost lost it with Sasha Grey.
The caption bellow the official video says everything you need to know about this track.
"Great literature has always been a source of inspiration for heavy metal bands.
J.R.R. Tolkien for Blind Guardian, H.P. Lovecraft for Cradle of Filth, The Holy Bible for Stryper and now The IKEA Catalog for Nanowar Of Steel" 🤣😂 Geniuses 👏👏
You have to be on your tows with them because besides the obvious comedy there's a lot of easter eggs and hidden jokes in their content. Also obviously with many of their songs the more one knows about the subject in the song the more funnier it'll be 😁
Not to mention H.P. Lovecraft for the band of the same name ;).
Can you do a review of "Toothfairy" or "Der Fluch des Kapitän Iglo" or "And then I noticed that she was a gargoyle" next Please?
Next Gloryhammer "Gloryhammer"
ha ha - Systembolaget have something to do with Norse mythology? That was a good one 😁 .
You really should do a reaction to Sabadu: A Very Polish Christmas. It’s just crazy.
IKEA Asian or korean
This sentence .... My lord ...... What hace You done XD
Is not IKEA over in Asia? .... ha ha ... sorry ... but it is Swedish, and so am I.
About Napalm Records - it's Austrian label.
Ikea is Scandinavian its based in Sweden
*Napalm Records is an metal record label from Austria.*
IKEA is Swedish furniture store.
Napalm Records is actually an Austrian label. ;)
And "Uranus" is fucking brilliant. :D
Odd to have someone reviewing a video when you have absolutely no idea of the topic at hand.
Then i Realized she Was a Gargoyle-song, check that next. U cannot be serious looking at that video.
Hehe, Just like Jesus, i am a carpenter. Lol
Next - Uranus, pleeeeeease!!!
Such a great play of words there!!))
You like funny videos combined with good music? I suggest Grailknights - Pumping Iron Power. Great music, great video - and even a great special guest on that song you'd probably recognize. 😁🤘🏻
That is because some of the words he is using is Norwegian.
I saw you reacted to 13 SabatoN songs so I suggest you to take a look to Pasadena 1994 where Joakim Broden sing in a NanowaR of Steel’s song. I am sure you will be happy for that.
We need Norwegian Reggaeton
You did it already.........
Haha, you found it! Can't wait to check out more from Nanowar of Steel
Uranus next
Just do Gabonzo robot with subtitles from Nanowar and i dare you to not chucke. Also in Typical Nanowar stule they added that masterpiece of a lyric in "hebrew" which compines a vary famous prayer and norse mithology. That level of subtle details is what makes a funny song into a masterpiece.
you didnt do uranus like you said