Frozen's Oaken Explained
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2024
- Today J dives into the frigid world of Disney's Frozen to discuss everyone's favorite shop opener Oaken and his Hygge lifestyle!
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HYGGE!
SuperCarlinBrothers I think it's pronounced "huu-gah"
SuperCarlinBrothers bonus info for you! In Denmark we also have "hyggesokker" (not official dictionary term, just a generally used word) sokker means socks and they are typically fluffy and warm. Now those socks are amazing!!!
SuperCarlinBrothers The Y inn Norwegian is pronouced quite differently from English. It's kind of between the U - and the I-sound. Super video, love from Norway❤️
Means cozy in english
Im saddened by you implying that hygge is norwegian in the begining of the video. Its the most danish concept ever.
Also hygge is also something you can do alone.
“I ate half of the city” *relatable*
He is Thanos 2.0
Ikr, like same.
Traditional Scandinavian folk tales have trolls with tails. That's probably what the "mountain folk" were.
Thale is a good movie.
Like 123
Although the people of Arendelle are Norwegian, I've always thought Oaken was from Sweden himself. That would explain his particular accent.
Pewdiepie must play Oakes in the next frozen movie
There are many swedish people in Norway, and they always speak to me and parents in english and they usally have that accent
I live like 12 minutes away from arendal which is what it is in Norwegian
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Finally someone mentions the weirdness of them calling it an eternal winter when it hasn't even been a day!
Well... Summer in Scandinavia usually only lasts a day, so when that day becomes winter, it becomes kind of an eternal winter....
TheDAPler
Summer in NORTHERN Scandinavia*
Swedish Attack Helicopter This year is an exception. I live in Southern Scandinavia and e.g. last year, we basically had winter through out the year (though it was more snow in the dark part of the year and more rain in the “light” part of the year.
Lol ikr
Frozen takes place in Norway tho
TIPS ON HOW TO HYGGE:
1. Hygge is not something you experience alone. Always include a person or a pet.
2. That person or pet must be hyggelig (nice, friendly, and cozy).
3. Hygge can be experienced (almost) everywhere.
4. Hygge is not focused on electronics.
5. Hygge is unity and happiness.
6. Hygge is comfy clothes and fluffy socks.
7. Hygge is stargazing in the middle of the night.
8. Hygge is a lit fireplace while the wind is howling outside.
9. Hygge is playing boardgames for hours.
10. Hygge is basically pure bliss with a dash of cozy.
Also; J, Ben, you both seem very hyggelig in my opinion.
Liked your comment, I will say that when you 8 I thought of the song Let it go
Wow. Bare ordlagt. Kunne ikke forklart det bedre selv 😊
Kristine Hess wait, so basically to hygge is to be a Hufflepuff?....
Is pole dancing also hygge?
Uhm.. If you add a large sweater, a fireplace, candles, a sofa and a cup of tea... sure!
Those people in the sauna are Oaken’s family he literally says “Yoo-hoo hi family”
could've been "...hi Family", as in "Hi random family of customers"
@@TheBlupickles yea like how at a parent-teacher meeting the teacher might say hi mom if they dont know the name
Knock knock-
"Who's There?"-
You-
"You Who?"-
Yoo Hoo, big summer blowout!" ( :
That's a good joke 😂
Lol
I want to give you lots of likes
How about swimming suits, clogs and a sun bomb of my own invention, YOH?!?!?!
"You can't just grab letters out of the scrabble bag and call that a language, Norway! That's called cheating in Scrabble, and I will challenge you on it every time!" ... No, that's not called cheating, it's called Welsh. :D
5 TIPS TO HYGGE FROM DENMARK:
1: Cozy up with your family, watch a movie or play a boardgame, and use tips 2-4.
2: Drink hot chocolate. And I mean a LOT of hot chocolate. (To you coffee people out there, yes, coffee works too)
3: Always, and I mean always, wear sweatpants!
4: Knitted socks and sweaters are also very helpful to a good hygge time. Preferably made by grandma.
5: If you live alone, read a book, and once again use tips 2-4. (Probably only works with introverts, but what do i know)
Leax That is so accurate! I especially love when it's raining, because the sound it makes is just so cozy and comforting. I don't know why I feel that way, but I do love rain better than sun. I think it's because I'm an introvert.
Same. As to the scratch made food, it should be from family recipes that have been passed down through generations. Here's to Hygge!
Hygge is love. Hygge is life!
why cant Mathias embrace this? I think he'd be alot less scary
Jeg er enig
The ice harvesting song is my favorite song in the whole movie
MINE TO! It's sad when people forget it😢
same its so good!
Why don’t people call it by it’s title?
Same and Iam not being sarcastic
my parents: *buys me nothing but fuzzy socks and sweaters for christmas and watches the office with me*
me: much hygge
Aww!
"I think you left them in the sauna." - "Which one?"
I had to stop the video and laugh so hard! Thats hilarious!
This is kinda unlikely though as you REAAAALLLY don't want to have any metals in a sauna. Metal, heat... hot metal touching... burny ouch ouch not happy fun time. Although it is entirely possible to leave clothes in an unheated sauna and the keys could be there. But then you really shouldn't bring dirty clothes into a sauna and if yu wash clothes, you'd propably take the keys out first.
So no, you wouldn't find your keys in any of the saunas. Sorry to say.
You could hear some anger in his voice when he says "which one"? XD
@@Caldera01, thanks for playing along
i read this as he said that lol
Hygge is Norway’s hakuna mattata
Exactly
Timathor 2005 omg I just commented that bc I thought no one else did!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Timathor 2005 btw please like the comment that I just mentioned
Had similar thought myself. So I looked it up. While not mutually exclusive, Hakuna matata is more a state of mind where you just let what will happen happen. (In Swahili to English it is more properly rendered "there is not here problems" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hakuna_matata) whereas "The word hygge comes from a Norwegian word meaning 'to give courage, comfort, joy'" (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hygge) and denotes "a mood of coziness and comfortable conviviality with feelings of wellness and contentment." It seems to have a strong indication of togetherness, but in the similar words section there is this entry: "The Japanese adjective/verb mattari has a similar meaning to be/have a comfortable, calm and pleasant time, but it is also applicable to a situation being alone." Also related is "[t]he Chinese word Héqì 和气 has the meaning of social harmony like hygge. It also means amiability, kindness, and gentleness. It is often used in the idiom Héqì shēngcái 和气生财 implying that social harmony leads to richness."
Apply the above concepts, modifying hakuna matata with the idea of only worrying about the intersection of what matters and what you can control with my personal observation of be content to be content and you will find happiness and much will be well.
Grace Wilbourn Same lol
Me: *Has never in my life wondered about Oaken and why he's there*
Also Me when I see this will randomly scrolling: I NEED TO KNOW!
*YOO HOO TO THE PERSON SCROLLING THROUGH THE COMMENTS :D*
Miraculous LadyBug Texting Stories YOo HOOooo
@@ryanthompson2462 *YOOOOO HOOOOOO :D*
Yoo hoo
Heya
love your those stories
“Yoo Hoo, Big Summer Blowout”
*Half off swimming suits, folgs and a sunbomb of my own invention yaa*
When German beat Brazil 7-1, all I could think was "big summer blowout"
ROFLMAO....YAA! Raise your glasses to HYGGE!
*y00 h00*
I was saying it before I knew I had said it.
I love how he casually mentions Elsa turning into a "giant icy obscurial" like it's general knowledge to know what an obscurial is!! Keep up with the great videos!
It is a pretty obscure word.
I believe it has to do with the fact that they’re a theory channel that also does Harry Potter/fantastic beasts theories, so it’s plausible that most viewers could have seen/heard/known about an obscurial
I was scrolling through the comments waiting for someone to mention this. After all, he's right. An obscurial is a person with magical powers that is so afraid of showing them to the world that the powers curl up inside them, go out of control and create a lot of damage sooo
@@luciamontanari7910 I can't believe there's a word for that!!
As a very northern Swede with Finnish relatives I'm very Scandinavian and I appreciate this video. Saunas are great and more people need to know! And even though my house doesn't have a Sauna, my grandparents' house does, and there are public saunas that you can use in basically every apartment building. It's very hygge, though hygge isn't an expression we use in Sweden, here it's called Mys. Also your pronounciation, absolutely beautiful, 10/10, totally not at all a complete butchering of the Norwegian language lol.
Jag visste verkligen inte vad hygge betydde var tvungen att googla för att hitta Svenska motsvarigheten. Mysliv 4 life!
@@MomentMediaSW vi använder det mer om saker i livet som är hyggliga; ett hyggligt liv.
As someone who is going to be in the show a week from when I post this comment, and I’m part of the oaken family, I know that’s it’s pronounced hee-ga, and said it correctly whenever he said it wrong. For some of the lyrics I was singing along.
Ah it's like our mys (I'm swede)
Those “mountain folk” with tails are from traditional folk tales from norway, seems broadway did their research!
Hygge is also listening to the rain and wind on your window, while you enjoy a big cup of tea ^^
stalkingmushrooms my favorite!
Sounds like good ol British Hygge to me! :p x
But yeah. Hygge is basically relaxing and having a good time alone or with family ^^ and gløgg is amazing in the winter ^^
9:30 Yes! Elsa is definitely is an ice obscurial
Ok so I live in Norway...and the way you pronounced "hygge" I just laughed, I'm so sorry.
May I inquire how one properly pronounces "hygge"?
@@lucyicanel th-cam.com/video/WEM0ZhNWTj8/w-d-xo.html
Ikr
SuperCarlinBrother: Hey brother.
James Charles: Hey sisters.
Illuminati confirmed.
When SuperCarlinBrothers uploads... that's hygge
Nadine Webb, nice profile pic!
"That means you could lose your keys in your house and your spouse could say 'I think you left them in the sauna' and you would have to say WHICH ONE!?" I was rofl after that one
Landen Weathers same
We need a national Hygge day in the states. This needs to be a thing.
It used b be Thanksgiving, but retailers decided they needed to be open for customers "in case they needed something" .
@@NoaThePineconeTaker it use to have a culture but it died long ago and was replaced by the American dream which is centered around materialism
Other countries too.
In the dutch language we have a word for hygge too! It's "Gezelligheid" or "gezellig". I'm pretty sure there's a german word for it too.
Eline Korf amazing how close they actually ARE to the german words "Geselligkeit" and "gesellig" :D
Learned something new today. ^^
Yeah, I thought "gezellig" is kind of the same concept too, fireplaces and snow and hot chocolate and everything sound so gezellig!!
Dagmar Eileen
Well the German words sound the same but have a slightly different meaning... 'gesellig' is an adjectiv and means that you can easily handle people and make new friends and are someone to have a nice time with
We would use 'gemütlich' for cozy
But super interesting to see the differences, cause I am trying to learn a bit of dutch😁
Anita Fritschi interesting! I've met a German girl who tried to learn Dutch too, and I think it's fascinating that there are people in Germany who are actually interested in our little language, especially when you look at places like Wallonia, French-speaking Belgium, where people don't want to learn Dutch anymore, even though the other half of Belgium speaks Dutch!!
Dagmar Eileen I'm swiss though 😜 But I think it's really fascinating to see all the similarities and differences which german and dutch have. And I think swissgerman is, when it comes to pronounciation even a bit closer than german. But I'm still struggling a looot😂 But for me learning it is also a bit of a necessity, my boyfriend is dutch and his grandparents don't speak english and his friends also not very well😅
And with the Belgium thing, here it is kinda the same, Switzerland has italian and french speaking parts but we german speakers tend not to like learning these languages or never use them, but we have to learn at least one in in school.
And I love the ice harvesting song!!
Us too!
Its my FAVORITE SOOOONNNGGG!!!!!!!
When my family has "Julehygge" (Christmas-Hygge) we usually bring like all our family together, and maybe some close family friends, eat rice porridge, and (if we are at a farm) put it in the barn for the barn Santa. Then we go inside and just do like whatever in the warmth of the fireplace, like play cards, or watch the Julenøttene (Christmas Nuts (a sort of a christmas quiz program)) on NRK and try to guess the answers. My mom usually gets most of them right... Or at least that was what I used to do when i was a kid. Now the Barn Santa thing isn't anything my family does anymore. All the kids are grown up.
Or you can put on a nice and cozy movie and watch it with the hole family under blankets and with tons of candy and candle light.
One of my favorite parts of the Oakan scene is when he greets Olaf as “Child in Snowman costume.”
Hygge is actually just comfortable fun
I’m a Finnish 15 yo girl and i have two saunas (in different houses but still).. I don’t even like saunas that much bc I absolutely hate heat but if it’s really cold it does feel amazing to go in the sauna with eather a popsicle or a cold drink! :D (That’s my pro tip)
Also no one cares but im half Finnish and half Norwegian and i have some Swedish in me so I’m the scandinavian gueen :D
I have some swedish and some norweigen in me, i might be finnish but maybe not.
Yaass. Im not very fond of saunas either. Like im that weak person who has to come out for air after 2 minuites. But when i have a block of ice or a cold drink, man i can stay in there forever
...... don't come to Arizona lol
I'm also from Finland and I don't like saunas either! There's one sauna in my home and my family uses it but not me.
I loved the ice-harvesting song (Frozen Heart), Jon!
Lawrence Calablaster rtttttttt
"Should I just _let it go_ "
* looks at camera with big smile*
0:37
Does he know it’s “he-gah.” I looked it up, and hygge means coziness!
Seriously. How does he maintain that sauna in the middle of nowhere?
Elijah Blough Underground hot springs. Same way it's done in real life.
Hot springs.
If your asking how he makes money from it, he just uses it as a money laundering scheme
Well its our special trick! You know like in pokemon our is that.
Elijah Blough ik
9:28 Icy Obscurial? hmmm interesting
buhwaa
Jess Yeah I thought that was a clever fit too!
hmmm curiouser and curiouser
I WAS JUST GOANNA SAY
Just... freaking well played.
this is why I love this channel
"Hyuuga" I keep thinking of Naruto every time he says Hygge xD
Same 😂
Sameee
I didn’t when I first watched the video but now I very much do
HOW TO PRONOUNCE HYGGE: The first two letters HY are pronounced like HY in "HYpnotise". GGE is pronounced like GUE in GUEst. HYpnotise + GUEst is HYGGE. NOT HUGA!!!! 😂
Alexandra: More than likely he got the pronunciation from the song in the Broadway musical he mentions.
Higgeh?
@@ad-sd-vids5332 Yes! 👍
Naw man its kinda adorable hearing something like "Hyuga" every time he attempts the word. ;)
As a swedish person, I thought "hygge" was short for "hyggelig"
I would translate "hygge" it to "nice".
Maten er hygge
The food is nice
Gensern er hygge
The sweater is nice
And so on
The mispronunciation of Hygge is painful- still fun video tho
I just sat there like "DonNT YoU kNOw iTS A y?????!!!!"
Same
Not sure where the extra letters came from
Yeah I was screaming the everytime he said it
jacqui dyson How is it pronounced then?
Same with "Gløgg" 😂 It's really adorable, though.
I live in Norway and love to have it hyggelig. You need hygge when your country is froze (for real, no magic) at least half the year, as in Norway. Ironically, the real Arendal is about the most south you can get in Norway and quite flat. If you want mountains that drop straight into fjords, you have to go west or north. By the by, only Norway, Sweden and Denmark are in Scandinavia. These 3 countries share a great deal of history and unions. If you include Finland and Iceland, we are talking about the Nordic countries.
Roy Henning Helle Finnland and Iceland are ok scandinavia
“Icy obsurial” ....
why do I just hear someone in the distance yelling “why do Harry Potter fans always have to make it about Harry Potter”
the opening song is arguably the best song in frozen (and the most underplayed)
I feel like Helga Hufflepuff would have been a huge fan of hygge... or should I say... HYGGE HUFFLEPUFF!
THEORY ALERT
Viola James #HufflepuffPride
Oh My Gosh! 😂 I love it!
As a Norwegian I greatly enjoyed this video. Really nice to hear you're perspective on things. It's a bit different to how we think.
Hygge is when you are spending a weekend with your family in the cabin on a snowy day, after spending the entire day outside, to then enjoying a hot chocolate in the sofa playing board games. It's of course mandatory to wear a woolen jumper and wooly socks :)
In Denmark you can definitely hygge by yourself too. You can hygge anywhere with anything (though with the mandatory woolly socks), as it is more a state of mind.
Jakob Songe that sounds absolutely lovely, except not with my blood family, they tend to ruin the relaxation.
"Hyggelig" to meet other people that are from Scandinavia. 😉🤑(Norsk flag her)
Hugga = Hygge.
Fint å vite... 😒😑😑
Don't you mean, "Hans down the most jarring---" ok nvm I'll stop.
Parker Ly ha ha ha I get what did there
So fun to watch this as a Norwegian 😂 We also have a "hygge" verb that we use very frequently: "Å kose seg", directly translated means "to cosy oneself". It means that you have a good time, and we use it for everything that is enjoyable!
So I'm from Denmark where hygge originates (whatever the norwegians might tell you) and I also saw the Broadway show a few weeks ago and thought it was hilarious and actually quite accurate. Finding a spider in your shoe is definitely not hygge!
It's really the defining word for Danish culture, similarly to freedom in the US. It's something you grow up with and therefore it is very hard to explain to foreigners as it has so many meanings. It can be an emotion, a state of things or a description of something.
Basically it defines a form of well-being among other people. So even though you don't have the word hygge you might already be practicing it. It's not necessarily about candles and definitely not about saunas, although that might make it extra 'hyggeligt', it can really be anything. Sitting by a bonfire singing songs, playing a boardgame, watching a movie with someone, anything! As long as you feel good or are having fun with someone, it's hygge, so there you go.
Hygge is just as Norwegian as Danish, but hey come back when you have to warm up infront of a fire in minus 30 celsius 2000m above sealevel and tell me othervise...
Hygge is a danish word.. it became part of the norwegian language, because Denmark used to rule over Norway.. so it does indeed originate from Denmark..
Nope nope nope !! Disney should do their research better, his accent is NOT Norwegian, but strange German - and as a Scandinavian person - it just sounds weird! But I still love the character.
siforama It is „Bayrisch“ - the accent from Bavaria (ge. Bayern), the region in south Germany where foreigners got the wrong idea from that Germans all wear Lederhosen and Dirndl
I think his attitude and shop in general was the homage to Scandinavian culture rather than the accent.
I lived in Finland for more than half my life and I always had a sauna. I live in Canada now and life sucks
I have never even experienced a sauna in my life. I need to upgrade. Also lots of hotel chains in Canada/the States offer saunas.
@@lilylabella9116 I invite you
King: Elsa you aren't doing drugs are you?
Elsa: Noooooooo
Queen: King what was that new thing they came out with?
King: Oh yes! Elsa are you on ice again?
Elsa: Maybe
Ha ha ha ha..... wait...
I mean as a Norwegian I would never label his accent Norwegian- it's way too understandable and not annoying enough, also there are no Norwegian words in there. As someone who has worked hard to get rid of my accent I can tell you it does not sound like this! He sounds German
Also the house I grew up in had one sauna hahahhaha
Also as for why elsa's parents didn't want her showing her powers you guys should look up janteloven
I agree he sounds german
Hvis han en Norwinglish/Jens Stoltenberg dialekt ville ingen forstått han
I'm Swedish but my gf and her entire family is norweigan and I agree, it does not sound like a Norwegian speaking English. Its the same when people try to do a Swede speaking English, it does not sound like Swedish English.
As a Norwegian it's very amusing to watch other people react to your own culture
Enig 😂😂
"Oh look...
I've been impaled"
Being from Finland, the Sauna thing. We have them home and summercottage. And I love the way you said hygge. Priceless. Love your videos ❤️
I live in Norway, and it is so funny listening to this 😂😂
Catherine Sidnell Elsker måten han sier hygge på!😂😂
Haha ja. Jævlig bra 😂😂
Hygge er hærlig
Jeg cringer :,)
måten han sier hygge på er fantastisk! xD
As a Finnish person I feel like getting that sauna is a great start for that hygge life. After that maybe try some kalsarikännit
I live in a town founded by three groups: they were Finnish, Norwegian, and Swedish. MANY homes here have saunas, and one of the oldest businesses in town smokes meat and makes sausage :D It's good to live that Hygge life.
The oaken clearly said “yoo hoo! Hi family”
The danish Hygge is just as hard to explain as the swedish Lagom. "When it is just perfect, no more no less"
Hiow is "Lagom" hard to explain? It's not to much, and it is not to little.. (I'm from Sweden by the way :p)
fickminne Isn't that what I said?
I'm quite horrified now that I just realized there really is no word for lagom in English :D
Liisa Södervall So scary, huh?
😋
Only swedish are lagom
Since I now live in Finland, I feel obligated to correct your math about saunas. There's more like 5.3 million people in Finland and roughly 2 million saunas. Still the same concept of a there being so many saunas that every couple of people could have their own applies. If SCB would ever like to come and try out an authentic Finnish sauna, my wife and I would be happy to host you.
Knight of the Old Code living in Florida, going outside is basically my sauna 😂😂
amdraglover I seriously doubt you have 100 C outside. ;)
Colaman112 haha no, sorry had to convert it to F to see it would be 212F so the highest here I’ve seen is a bit over 100F it gets hotter in Texas though but converted it’d be about 37.8 C
why would someone stay at 100 c haha your blood would boil, but you'd be dead much before that
Lorenzo Fantini Maybe it's just us Finns that can withstand sauna temperatures without "boiling" ;D. But really, you can easily stay at 100 degrees for a couple of minutes, you just need to know when it's time to get out. The usual temperature for longer saunas is around 80 C, but some people like to have short bursts of over a 100C.
5:42 that candle photo is actually of the Immersed exhibit at the McNay Museum in San Antonio, Texas! The mirrors and timing of the lights represent the birth, expansion, end, and rebirth of the universe. It’s a wonderful experience.
Oaken is happy
Living the way of hygge
(In the tune of mi Vida loca)
As a norweigan, it was painful how you pronounced our words, but it was nice, hyggelig even;) also, we welcome you, but be prepared for the price tags. Also also, oaken doesnt really have an english-norweigan accent. It would need to be worse. I dont personally have it, hopefully. Have to ask someone about that, but it is because i lived in america for three and a half years starting at the age of eight. People were genuinley supprised when i told them where i was from. Im the exception though
The Creature racist...
As a icelander it was painful for me too, every single time he said hygge 😂
As a Danish person is also a painfull to see this
Hyugah.. Gives me goosebumps the way he says it, lol
I can relate. It's so painful.
When you first mentioned Belle having a British accent I was confused but then I realized you were talking about the 2017 one LOL
Imagine if Belle and Hermione met (same age) and became friends, they would be my dream Bffs
“Yoo hoo, big summer blowout?”
Ahhh it’s so cool that you saw frozen on broadway! I haven’t seen it but I have performed at that theatre and I got to see some of the set pieces!
i’m Norwegian and I can tell you this
LUTEFISK IS THE NASTIEST THING
No It is very good,
Rip
U better not luta då
Eks
Dee
I never thought about Elsa being a obscereal (sorry I butchered that) but it makes alot of sense
Harper_ dancer5 she’s the goth kid of Arendale
i dunno, she strikes me a an obs'cereal'. most notably frosted flakes
From the upper peninsula of Michigan here. It literally IS that cold here. And when my hubby and I were looking for a house I was surprised how many DO have a sauna!
As a finn... my family has 2 saunas :'D one inside the home and one as a separate little building next to the lake thats... next to our house.
Two saunas are very much needed 😆
We Hufflepuffs have already mastered the hygge lifestyle
Malva Malfoy I want a fan fic where the Hufflepuffs discover Hygge and then Ravenclaw gets in on it and then the other houses until finally everybody is wearing sweaters all the time and drinking cocoa during class and giving hugs and the teachers are really confused but then suddenly Dumbledore is walking around the castle in his fuzzy socks and sweater and EVERYBODY IS IN ON IT OMG
@@daffodil-lamentations I love it
Ravenclaw Mailee, Maybe Dumbledore seeing socks in the mirror was just him wanting some Hygge ;)
Lucy Cairns Dumbledore basically IS hygge. :D
Yeah its called hufflepuff for a reason, cause hyyge is pot smoke
Norway sounds great. Imagine getting a text that says “hey, let’s just drink hot chocolate, smell some 13 lb bacon scented candles, and eat sausage in sweatpants and 14 sweaters”
John B we would never text that bc we would just ask if you want to hang out.
Just a typical Wednesday night over here
So I just watched your video reviewing Frozen 2 and I feel as though Oaken's place served as that middle place in the adventure between Arendale and the Northern Mountain where Frozen 2 didn't have that middle ground on their adventure it was just a straight trip from Arrendale to the enchanted forest.
PIXAR THEORY:
So you mentioned how Anna in “Frozen” went to Oakens trading post and he just so HAPPENED to be selling the exact things she needed, in fact they were the only things he “had”. So I thought “this can’t be a coincidence” what if those things appeared FOR her. I thought it had a nice resemblance to the “Room of Requirements” in Harry Potter, a room that gives you exactly what you need. But of course Harry Potter isn’t Pixar so that’s obviously not the case. But what IS Pixar where there’s a room that could possible give you EXACTLY what you want and has proven magical properties to it. And the first thing I thought of was the witch in “Brave”. We know (in the Pixar Theory) that the witch is Boo all grown up spending her whole like LEARNING MAGIC and trying to find Sully and now lives in a cottage. What if part of her journey was using different types of magic she learned throughout her life to find him was making her wishes become reality, FOR EXAMPLE making the room give her what SHE wanted. Now the two cabins aren’t identical but that could just be of the affect of her doing so many different types of magic which ended up altering the room. And example of this is in Frozen there’s now a Sauna... which means the witch could have added a door...... a DOOOR? To possibly recreate the magic she saw when she met sully? That also didn’t work out since the magic couldn’t get her what she wanted. Maybe she didn’t do it exactly right and the the room just exudes heat... making the sauna??? Now you might be thinking. But wait, frozen is set it Norway and Brave is set it Ireland? How does that work. Well, the location of the cottage is actually as irrelevant as the size and shape of it. What if one of the magics she was attempting when trying to bring sully TO the cabin didn’t work and actually made the cabin go TO what the person wanted?? So In this case this magic made the cabin go TO Anna who was desperately in need of those items and it gave it to her. So I wonder if it worked, did Boo FIND sully and when she did, the cabin continued In going to people in need with what they wanted? Now to take it ONE STEP FURTHER..... who exactly IS Oaken?! Could he possibly be a DESCENDANT of the witch. And the answer is YES! We know boo grew up wanting to find sully ultimately turning to magic to do this. So it’s entirely plausible that she traveled the world learning different magic’s and voodoos from all types of cultures And that’s where she found someone, fell in love with, and had a son named OAKEN. And even though they are also set in different times, the witch has already proven she can travel through time? I mean it’s entirely possible that if the witch is traveling through time, that we see her magic sprinkled throughout the entire timeline, in this case it’s her cabin!
(Also, I’ve never seen Brave and have only seen Frozen once.. so all of my knowledge is just from all the videos I’ve watched of you guys talking about this theory. Maybe you’ll be able to pull better evidence or maybe it’s not a solid theory but let me know what you guys think. Is it possible the witches cabin is the same as oakens?)
so HYGGE is "enjoy life". sound similar to "hakuna matata"
I FINALLY have a name for my lifestyle.
branfeather and a byakugan from naruto
My brother and I have become very Hygge, or just a customed to "living comfortably" as we call it. Love that there's a word for it.
It’s 2019. Did he get the Sauna ?
*YOO HOO, BIG SUMMER BLOWOUT!* 🤣
Half off svimming soots, clogs, and sunbalm of my own invention, ja?
Seriously though Disney, you cast all Pacific Islanders for Moana and an all Hispanic cast for Coco (and yes I know that's Pixar and their different even though they're owned by Disney) you couldn't go with anyone more actors from Scandinavia
Starmadien2019 nobody cares
How to make Pizza at home if you don't care why'd you reply?
Because people who look like they are from Scandinavia usually do not have a harder time getting leading roles in American productions?
Starmadien2019 because they're white. Aka the race that all others once had to be below. Bow down to. Be an item in their possession instead of a fellow human being. Ok this is getting too deep, let me put it this way: It's called equal rights, people!!! Even non-Americans should at least have a decent understanding of it.
Grace Wilbourn dude I'm just making a slight jab at the fact that they only have one character with an Norwegian accent
I was in the Frozen jr. play at my school and I was an Oaken family member. This was on of my favorite songs that I was in and the I performed.
I live in Minnesota and the entire video sums up why it's so great here 😁
He does not have a Norwegian accent. None of the people i know (I am Norwegian) speak English like that
I thought he had a thick Minnesota accent, like up north. I live in Twin Cities.
I imagined he was finish, i am from Denmark and had a norwegian girlfriend some years ago and wouldn’t sat he spoke with a norwegian accent either
Not Norwegians at all
Oliver Bagersted yeah not finnish... (i say as a finnish person) its a weird accend and where does it come from??
I think its just a made up generic scandinavian accent. Like all of them mixed into one. It has traits from all of them and none of them. If you ask a non-scandi person what any of the Scandinavian languages sounds like they often say it sounds like singing and lots of articulation on the Ts and Bs and Ks.
The ice harvesting song is my favorite from Frozen...the reason I love the moving. I love you guys so much.
4:47 hakuna mata
I'm Finnish and feel immense joy in you talking about saunas. We currently have two :'D
I’m so confused, why do they say the movie is based on Norway, and not based on Nordic countries / nothern Europe?
Hygge - danish consept
Sauna - very finnish
And Finland isn’t even in Scandinavia, so it doesn’t make that much sense saying it’s based on Scandinavia either. I know I’m being real nitpicky here and nobody really cares, but yeah. I’m from Norway and when people say it’s based on Norway I’m just like «but this is someone elses thing?»
Christine Vectoria Actually, Scandinavia encompasses Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and Finland. Some people like to include Iceland as well but it’s not common
Celeste Moen No, Scandinavia is Denmark, Sweden and Norway. If you want to include Finland (and Iceland) you have the Nordic countries. The confusion with Finland comes with geographical term Scandinavian peninsula (also known as Fennoscandia) that includes part of Finnish Lapland, but it also includes part of Russia and I don't see anyone including Russia in Scandinavia.
There is a difference between Scandinavian culture, which we can see in Finland as well and the "real" Scandinavia, which is (like previously said) based on geography. But Finnish culture is quite similar to other "Scandinavian" countries, the biggest difference maybe being the language.
Celeste Moen Icelanders certainly consider themselves Scandinavian. I’d agree since they’re direct descendants
It's actuality norwey Denmark Sweden and the Northwest parts of finland but this only applies to the geograficall side of things culturely only Sweden Denmark and norwey
To put it in perspective, I just watched a video where a random white guy talks about saunas. I love this channel.
The ice harvesting song is Definitely MY favorite part of Frozen so I'm with you there
Heeeeeeeeeey Brother! I'm super duper duper duper stoked that you are back with disney. ☺
Dette var hyggelig!!
Dette var sandelig hyggeligt.
"You can't just grab letters from scrablle bag and call that language" - says someone who speaks primarily English... ;)
(I specifically refer to lack of correlation between spelling and prononciation, that is, you don't know how to pronounce a word if you never heard it)
Yeah, we can agree on that. I'm not too serious about it :)
However, as a mathematical mind, I like when there are certain, specific rules to everything (including languages). I'll never be satisfied with any natural language, but my onw first language (Polish) has some traits I like a lot (like a lot of declination, lack of artickles, unambigous prononciation etc.) On the contrary, in English the word "read" is spelled the same but prononce differently when in past form.
I hate the English language and it’s the language I grew up with and only speak. What bothers me most is their, there, and they’re. Or your and you’re, too and two... my list goes on 😂😂
I'm playing oaken in my company's production of frozen jr. And I was so excited when I figured out I have a song!
Hygge is a Danish word. It means happiness with other people while you are feeling cosy. Last year it blev up in England. There has been written books about it.
Love how his "sausage" is obviously a slim jim.
Bastukorv
Would violet , Dash and Jack Jack have/had monsters?
Robin Hood, I would love to see this video
This video is a wandering epic. Also, while my family are hot tub people I really hope you get a sauna. Definitely clears up the pores. And yes, jumping in a hole cut in a frozen lake is the best post sauna activity. Minnesotan, can confirm.
I'm from Finland and I have to agree with that sauna thing. It is a pretty huge deal in most families. And in my family, we have not one, not two, but three different saunas. One electric heated sauna in our house, one wood-heated sauna in our cow-barn (the original one that my grandparents built in their time, still works, best one actually), and another wood-heated barrelsauna at a lake near our house since we own some of the shoreline.