I love the slavic folk music and peter stormares acting paired with the accent, the filthy grizzled cloths and unwashed beard definitely gives the feel of a Eastern European slaughterhouse employee and old slavic god of darkness in human form
My grandfather was Lithuanian and was a math teacher rather than a cow slaughterer, and for all his faults never threw stuff at guests. But somehow this scene still reminds me of mums stories about him, don't know why. Might just be the cigarettes.
I read something the other day suggesting Czernobog was actually another name for Volos/Veles, the Slavic god of magic, the underworld, music, cattle, poetry, etc. He was probably cognate with the Lithuanian god Velinas (before Velinas came to mean "devil," that is) and the Latvian god Velns. What's funny is that these three Balto-Slavic gods are probably all versions of the same original Proto-Indo-European god as Odin is. Which means that two versions of the same god are talking to each other in this scene.
@@henryfellowsmoss3827 confusing (the history of. folklore usually is) but cool! One issue I have with the book and tv series, we don't get enough of this kind of information, not in this detail.
@@agenttheater5 I'm glad you found it interesting! It's to be expected that the show wouldn't go into that kind of detail. A lot of information like that comes from my field, Indo-European studies, which is pretty obscure. Baltic mythology is a highly valuable source of data for us, and it's a shame that it isn't as popular as Greek or Norse mythology.
A funny bit - the scandinavian name "Wotan!" than Chernobog uses, sounds precisely like the Russian "Vot on!", meaning "Here he is!" They flat-out tell us the true name of Wednesday, yet it flies completely over our heads.
"Wednesday" flat out tells us the true name of Wednesday. The sound change would have probably worked like this: 1. Old English Wodnes dæg ('Woden's day) 2. This becomes Wœdnes dæg by umlaut because of the "-nes" part. 3. Front rounded vowels become unrounded, so Wœdnes becomes Wednes. 4. The E in "-nes" drops out because it's unstressed and doesn't follow a sibillant. 5. Wednsday 6. The first D drops out, because "dns" is not an acceptable syllable coda in English. 7. We're left with something that sounds like Wensday, but it retains the spelling Wednesday, since we haven't bothered to update our spelling in 700 years.
Pretty sure that is what they wanted you to think when Odin himself said he was going there to "get his hammer" but stuff like that us why I live this story. It plays with expectations without insulting the viewer
@@theblade1251 actually, three sisters represent the Morning Star, the Evening Star and the Midnight Star in Slavic mythology. In Eastern slavic laguages word _zorya/zarya_ also stands for a red sky in the dawn or sunset. Therefore, Zorya sisters are kind of Aurora deities
Anton Alohinsson The Midnight Star doesn’t exist in Slavic mythologies. There is no third sister. Neil Gaiman conformed he created the Last Sister just for the book
"Why is he in my home? Make him not be here! OR I MAKE HIM NOT BE HERE!"
I already invite him for dinner, I cannot un-invite!
I come here only to share bread and information, what you choose to do with the latter is entirely up to you.
@@Crimson_Sun2486 Already he is spitting on my rug.
@@CrazyAceking just a few moments of your time while my man here helps the ladies prepare a delicious meal I'm sure, for old times sake.
@@Crimson_Sun2486 * takes cigarettes and cheese *
Make dinner fast.
the scene is historically inaccuarate, all slavic gods wore adidas tracksuits
But still, he acts like every single slavic granpda. I give that a 5/5 since its hollywood
Facts
Before Adidas, gopnik live wild and naked in jungle.
Dude haha you're so funny have you considered being a comedian, this one really split my sides
@@nomad963 The eternal cigarette
My family are Kalmyk Russians, Mongols by ethnicity, but I always liked this scene for how much it reminded me of my grandparents like others here.
Is Eastern Europe and Russia really as bleak and depressing as all the Western films make it out to be?
@@ahmedshaharyarejaz9886Only sometimes, if you really want it
This scene couldn't be anymore eastern European. Perfect.
🇵🇱🍻🇵🇱
🐺🐺🐺
That So KURWA Right And True 😎😊🇵🇱🐺🐺🐺
No vodka
@@chaoticneutral7573 Only because in an earlier scene the old lady drank the entire bottle in one go.
I love the slavic folk music and peter stormares acting paired with the accent, the filthy grizzled cloths and unwashed beard definitely gives the feel of a Eastern European slaughterhouse employee and old slavic god of darkness in human form
My grandfather was Lithuanian and was a math teacher rather than a cow slaughterer, and for all his faults never threw stuff at guests. But somehow this scene still reminds me of mums stories about him, don't know why. Might just be the cigarettes.
I read something the other day suggesting Czernobog was actually another name for Volos/Veles, the Slavic god of magic, the underworld, music, cattle, poetry, etc. He was probably cognate with the Lithuanian god Velinas (before Velinas came to mean "devil," that is) and the Latvian god Velns. What's funny is that these three Balto-Slavic gods are probably all versions of the same original Proto-Indo-European god as Odin is. Which means that two versions of the same god are talking to each other in this scene.
@@henryfellowsmoss3827 confusing (the history of. folklore usually is) but cool! One issue I have with the book and tv series, we don't get enough of this kind of information, not in this detail.
@@agenttheater5 I'm glad you found it interesting! It's to be expected that the show wouldn't go into that kind of detail. A lot of information like that comes from my field, Indo-European studies, which is pretty obscure. Baltic mythology is a highly valuable source of data for us, and it's a shame that it isn't as popular as Greek or Norse mythology.
I cannot be the only one who thinks that cheese looks delicious
Its herb Havarti. You'd have to be a monster to not like it.
That cheese does look tasty
Looks like that eidar cheese in Skyrim.
Ngl all that fondue my mage eats has me wondering what it'd taste like 🤔
@@screenname6829 I thought it was based off blue cheese?
@@CollinMcLean for all I know it is. I'm no cheese expert I was just making mention of it is all
peter stormare. living legend
How to be a good guest. Always come bearing gifts, God or no God it's nice to have manners.
I never realized how good the music was here. But now that I do I can’t get out of my head.
To this day, I crave the soundtrack going on in the background. But I haven't found it.
Same my friend
If you find it, do let us know. I’d kill to find it.
Still need it ?
@@jamespufle8802 i need it please
@@jamespufle8802 yups
That cheese looks good.
I need more of him in the show!!!!
A funny bit - the scandinavian name "Wotan!" than Chernobog uses, sounds precisely like the Russian "Vot on!", meaning "Here he is!"
They flat-out tell us the true name of Wednesday, yet it flies completely over our heads.
"Wednesday" flat out tells us the true name of Wednesday. The sound change would have probably worked like this:
1. Old English Wodnes dæg ('Woden's day)
2. This becomes Wœdnes dæg by umlaut because of the "-nes" part.
3. Front rounded vowels become unrounded, so Wœdnes becomes Wednes.
4. The E in "-nes" drops out because it's unstressed and doesn't follow a sibillant.
5. Wednsday
6. The first D drops out, because "dns" is not an acceptable syllable coda in English.
7. We're left with something that sounds like Wensday, but it retains the spelling Wednesday, since we haven't bothered to update our spelling in 700 years.
Wotan is German/Dutch name for Odin
Love love love the soundtrack
slav tunes are great
0:11
When my dad actually comes back home from the store after getting a pack of smokes
Чернобог охренительный чувак, и актёр тоже шикарный!
Wotaaan XD
UOTAAN!! :D
Czernobog gave it away this early and I never noticed due to the accent!
Is a odin name votan
@@alexymendez1336 Wotan > Wodin > Odin :)
Godunderscor i think he meant jotan (wich is in Norse mythology as Odin)
RIP Cloris
Omg! The old woman is Ida from Malcolm in the middle 😱
0:44 that's my grandpa right there
Those 4 people who hit the dislike button must of lost in checkers
Shadowmoon brought nothing. He just keeps being rude.
He brought his bald head which is so shiny it can be used as a mirror
I was wearing a suit when I watched this scene.
It is now a tracksuit.
Chernobog - Feel the Full Power of the Dark Side 🔥
Где можно скачать сериал с оригинальной озвучкой?
Chernobog vibe
Can anyone tell me what they are having for dinner? I recognized a plate of halva but nothing else.
He is a nihilist
who?
Uhh, that must be exhausting.
My ancient ancestors. I miss the music and the atmosphere.
I too swing a hammer
What song is this??
I thought this guy was Thor.
Me too!!!
Pretty sure that is what they wanted you to think when Odin himself said he was going there to "get his hammer" but stuff like that us why I live this story. It plays with expectations without insulting the viewer
Why the hell would Czernobog be Thor?
@@aleksandartopic3711 because of the hammer I think ...
Why, tho? Other than the hammer, there are zero similarities between them.
My third favorite character
Tyrese Gibson 😊😅😂.
Is anyone know whats brand of Czernobog's cigarettes？
1:09 when you have been in business with someone for so long you know when there trying to get you involved in the shit 😂😂😂😂
Slava!
0:43 here must to be
"WHERE IS FIBONACCI"
Nice
Он говорит Вотан или братан?
Вотан - Один
Bruh you from a Disney movie 😂😂
Hahahhhaha I'm surprised no one made that joke in the show
in Russia, not everyone is like that. except me.))) this is a stereotype.
John Abruzzi
Wotan!
Суровый бог.
Abetwat
Is the old female Baba Yaga?
Nope shes one of the zorya's i think they're lunar dieties
@@theblade1251 actually, three sisters represent the Morning Star, the Evening Star and the Midnight Star in Slavic mythology.
In Eastern slavic laguages word _zorya/zarya_ also stands for a red sky in the dawn or sunset. Therefore, Zorya sisters are kind of Aurora deities
@@AntonAlohinsson Yeah for the south slavs zora or зора means sunrise
Anton Alohinsson
The Midnight Star doesn’t exist in Slavic mythologies. There is no third sister. Neil Gaiman conformed he created the Last Sister just for the book
@@AntonAlohinsson i mostly heard they're not from actual Slavic myth just created from neil gaiman is that true
Slavic gods with Slavs! WTF
mtf
American Woke.
чернобог олд френд ))
What song is this??
Chernobog vibe