This is a masterpiece. I love the music and her performance. She touches me with it and that rarely happens with other songs. Congratulations Jamala! I am very happy for you.
yall... she literally JUST won eurovision, something she put her heart and soul into for six months? shes of course going to be emotional, and it hasnt sunk in literally ten minutes after being announced as the winner. anyone with common sense knows that wouldnt equal an exactly amazing performance. _she still snapped_
When did all these comments about her being a bad singer pop up? I watch this every year because of how moving her voice is and the visuals and backing make it so much more stunning.
Last year, I actually didn't understand her song, but now when I listened again, I cried. Thank u very much, thank for your emotions. I understood what happening in your country. I wish and pray everything will be ok soon.
This song touched me... I was really happy when Jamala won. Congratulations Ukraine! Hope this year the same happens to Portugal and Salvador wins! Love from Portugal :)
How artist can put words together so accurately and simply "when strangers are coming, they come to your house, they kill you all and say - we're not guilty, not guilty", exactly what they say...
This song has so much meaning and purpose I can’t doubt that or dare to doubt it. She sang something that meant something to her and her origin. There is nothing wrong with that.
This song isn't about war between Ukraine and Russia!!! This song is about deportation of whole Crimean Tatars nation from Crimea to soviet republics of Middle Asia, that happened on 18th May, 1944, during WW2..
Russian aggression towards Ukraine has never stopped since the beginning of the Russia. But the song is about homeland of Jamala - Crimea. And about deportation of the native habitants of the Crimea in 1944.
You can see how much feels she feels right that time, she keep on losing her voice because this song means so much for her people, her family member. Its beautiful . I'm so happy she won!!
+Username 233 you right but it is political matter. wait that Europe will collapse they will realize that it would have ben better to stay out of it. the European union monetary system it is a fraud against the nations. It is not European states like USA .It is a union among bankers to defraud the sovereign countries
I think I've watched this 100x in the past year. She's amazing I felt every emotion of every word. Music is universal no matter what language its in.. Bravo
Who else hears the souls of the hundreds of thousands of people that died as a result of the mass deportation that happened in 1944 and annexation of Crimea in 2014 scream for justice as she screams in 2:16?
YES yes yes yes ! We. Too!! can hear the voices of the souls lost in 1944. Today this song is one of the most moving sings I've ever heard my life.i can't even understand the words.& it makes me cry. GOD REST THOSE SOULS TODAY
When I first heard the song, I did not fully appreciate the straightforward lyrics, but it's really grown on me. I love Wild Dances and Stefania, but for me, this was Ukraine's best entry. This is my favourite Eurovision winner of the century so far. A cry straight from the heart, with fantastic vocals to top
No matter how many years from that very moment has passed I watch this and realize how united and powerful Ukrainian nation is! We are unbreakable whatever happens to us, people, whatever happens!
When I heard this song first time, I didnt understand a word of what she was singing (wasnt paying attention), but I cried because of the emotion she had. I think that is a great thing if one performer can transmit emotion to somebody who is watching her on TV. Did she deserve to win, was it politics, etc. I really dont care. She sang it the way I felt it and I "believed" her. And thats why I think this song is good.
As if she’s singing for uyghurs right now when China is committing genocide against uyghurs ! Uyghur and Tatar is a relative nation ! Uyghur people can completely understand her singing without translation !
@@bakosjozsef3760 She's singing for Crimean Tatars which are decapitated from their land because of russians for no reason to be exiled in siberia. Btw hope world will recognize Uyghurs pain and help them.
From the 12-year-old singing this song, I looked up and discovered the Europe Song Contest and this amazing singer and her song "1944" which won. WOW, I thought, what are they talking about. I watched the official video and so moved by it I went to research 1944 and found out what happened to the Crimea population. I watched documentaries and studied the Ukraine map and I just want to thank TH-cam for making it possible for a 72-year-old musical Grammy to enjoy the world and learn along the way. I am so taken by Ukraine that I am still studying it. Bravo all of you!
There are so many great musicians of different genres in Ukraine and interesting videos. I would recommend to watch these masterpices for starters: 1. "Zenit" by Onuka th-cam.com/video/27J4HUj6Ko0/w-d-xo.html 2. "Verba" by "Motanka" th-cam.com/video/Dx7lRWJyMeY/w-d-xo.html the (devoted to Holodomor -stalin's genocide of Ukrainains by artificial famine 1932-33) And also: Stones by "The Hardkiss": th-cam.com/video/quZSuSg-ZuE/w-d-xo.html "Witch" by Illaria: th-cam.com/video/E3OymqVPYjw/w-d-xo.html Tina Karol th-cam.com/video/kofjCoxrOrs/w-d-xo.html "The one like you" by Vakarchuk ("Okean Elzy"): th-cam.com/video/8ZV5FYuQxIk/w-d-xo.html
By the way, Jamala is an amazing singer performing jazz, pop, soul, folk and even opera. Just to give a taste of her other great "voices": Enjoy! "Wings"- th-cam.com/video/GVhloDhlFAA/w-d-xo.html Carmen: th-cam.com/video/zFH2bFCj6fw/w-d-xo.html "Tomorrow never dies" th-cam.com/video/1QQBkc9JSk0/w-d-xo.html "Smile" th-cam.com/video/cL47y7NAf44/w-d-xo.html "History repeating": th-cam.com/video/rc9ADtQNyDc/w-d-xo.html her first victory at "New Wave"
Daughter of Crimean Tatar father, Armenian mother who is from Ukraine performing with politically charged song in Tatarian Turkic. How beautiful is this fact?! Please at least in these kinds of performances, drop the placeless chauvinist comments, or putting flags and take credit for nationalizing it. The song presents exactly the opposite. Represents ALL humanities suffer.
Not everyone will understand what Jamala sings but that's exactly my favourite song because i'm ukrainian and understand her so much.. i also like turkish words there. I cried about this song so much I mean look what is happening in our world??!! "They kill you all and say we're nit guilty, not guilty" .. That's exactly what is happening now so please stop this hate about this song, i would be so grateful. Thank you and spread love and peace.
I come from the Netherlands, when i hear her i was so suprised. Her beautiful sound and the way shes feeling this song! Wauw! I was wondering about what shes singing and i did my resurce. And yeah, i have so much respect for her. Still my number one winner, and still my favourite to sing and hear on the radio. Much Love.
Valeriya Ritz the fact is Eurovision didn't allow songs with political meanings, and this song is beautiful yes but it has a strong political message inside. So, the hate is because they permite the enter of this song that year against Russia. I'm not defending Russia but this is so clear and the way that this song win that year with all Crimea stuff makes more clear now, so please open the eyes. And this song is a piece of art
Gontzal ST I would Not say it is a Song against Russia...i think she wants to Tell us the Story as an example that war is Not a Solution...I'm from Germany so my grammatical Skills aren't the best😌
I didn't like this song originally, but after listening it it a few times, and researching why she sang this song, I've learned to appreciate it. And I agree with you 100% about Jamala being emotional during the song. I especially love the part in 2:18 where it sounds like she's singing while crying, and then at 2:27 where she just lets everything go. This song is super depressing and doesn't fit Eurovision at all, but it's still a very well done song. I was super pissed off about Ukraine snatching the win from Australia (Dami Im is my precious cinnamon roll), but as I think about it now, im glad Jamala won.
Today I understand completely the emotions that this song brought back 6 years ago on that stage. The lyrics make so much sense today 24th February 2022. Pray 🙏 for Ukraine 🇺🇦
For everyone, who doesnt understand why she won. Simple answer. She unites the hearts of countries that were under soviet union pressure and corruption. She sang it beautifully, had good runs and the emotion was feelable in everyway possible. The Tree stands for the lost lives. Its a perfect combination story + music + her vocal range and emotion behind it. Eurovision is not only about vocals and the music itself, its about uniting the hearts of the people in Europe, having beautiful emotion behind it having a meaning as a reason to sing such a song.
Ukraine singing about WWII experiences with an allusion to Russia is a hell of hypocrisy. Poland should sing about ukrainians murdering them but it would be a huge controversy nowadays 😂😂😂
@TaJaliq Sariana Jamala's grandmother is a Crimean Tatar ethnic group original in Crimea, who were expelled from Crimea to Siberia by SSSR in 1944. Many of them died during this expulsion.
yes, I watch her performance over and over again and cry. it is very sad that so many years have passed, and the song is still understandable and relevant to us
Amerika'da yaşıyorum. Azerbaycan'dan gelen ve buranın vatandaşı olan bir arkadaşım "keşke benim de bir Türkiye döküməntim (TC kimliğim) olabilseydi" dedi. Ülkemin ve pasaportumun kıymetini o zaman anladım. Türkiye hasreti çeken tüm Türklere selam olsun!
The thing about the stage performance that keeps me coming back and not just sticking to the booth recording is the little “ha!” At 1:30 you can tell she was emotional and having a great time spreading her message :)
Yes. Anna suggests or recommends or even mentions, I watch. When I clicked the link she gave it said "The uploader has not made this video available in your country" Not a problem. I just copied "2016 Jamala" from the same line in her video description, pasted into Google and here I am.
As soon as I heard about the news with Ukraine, I immediately ran back here... please be safe and well everyone... be strong and continue fighting for what you believe in... sending my love and prayers to Ukraine from the US 🇺🇦 💙
+sunnyfunny Those Tatars fought for Germany, didn't fight for Germany because they did holocaust, they did because they were promised for a united country with other Turkic nations. This was a strategy of Germans against Russians. Additionally, not all Tatars fought for Germany some resisted against them by joining the Russian side. Simply they were trying to survive in a war scene. Don't also forget that this song received 12 points from Israel.
@@aynurabbassoy2620 isnt it the last line of the song? I literally heard it while i red your comment.. I dont know the language but thats what it sounded like.. Sometimes chorus lyrics will change a word for the last chorus or even each time..or for end of song. Can you confirm? Thanks!
@@dana102083 thank you for correcting me. Yes, you're right. The very last sentence of the lyrics says "Vatanıma doyamadım". But haven't heard it once more other than that.
İnsan, dinleyenler ağlamasın diye duyguyu ortada verir ama kadın ağlayarak girince insan her dinlediğinde kendini tutamiyor Huzur içinde uyuyun kırım Türkleri 🙏😭
@@Aratukss When strangers are coming… - Yabancılar geldiğinde … They come to your house, - Evine geliyorlar They kill you all - Hepinizi öldürürler and say, - ve söylemek, We’re not guilty - Biz suçlu değiliz not guilty. - suçlu değil. Where is your mind? - Aklın nerede? Humanity cries. - İnsanlık ağlıyor. You think you are gods. - Kendinizi tanrı sanıyorsunuz. But everyone dies. - Ama herkes ölür. Don’t swallow my soul. - Ruhumu yutma. Our souls - Ruhlarımız We could build a future - Bir gelecek inşa edebiliriz Where people are free - İnsanların özgür olduğu yer to live and love. - yaşamak ve sevmek. The happiest time. - En mutlu zaman. Where is your heart? - Kalbin nerede? Humanity rise. - İnsanlık yükseliyor. You think you are gods - Tanrı olduğunu sanıyorsun But everyone dies. - Ama herkes ölür. Don’t swallow my soul. - Ruhumu yutma. Our souls - Ruhlarımız
celasvictoria360 her English isn’t perfect but she can sing. And if you think differently than somethings up with you but that’s your opinion so it’s w.e
Utan Azerbaycan avroviziyada oz Turkcende deye bilmediyin musiqini Ukraynada Krim tatarlari soyleyir sebeb her ne olursa olsun.Mohtemesiz!! Türklüyünüzə hemise bele sahib cixiniz!!
@@yavuziccigarpuci Demiş ki;Azerbaycan utan eurovisionda Türkçe diye bilmediğin müziğini Kırım Tatarları söylüyor sebep her ne olursa olsun.Muhteşemiz.Türklügünüze sahip çıkınız.(Ben Azeri değilim böyle anladım yanlış anlamıs olabilirim)
Amazing, sincere song. Nowadays it's rare that the singer composes his own song to tell his own story at Eurovision. Jamala did. So great this international platform is being used to send a powerful message. Some people don't like hearing the truth, they just want to hear meaningless candy pop so they dislike the song.
This is truly one of the song that I can feel in my cells, it pressures my heart wall, breaks my breath pattern , allows me to think what they went through ..❤ her voice oh Lord! ❤
Came back here cause the winning song from 2018 is a crap! Jamala will always be my favorite winner! Amazing artist! Ukrainian people must be proud of her With love from Brazil ♡
When strangers are coming... They come to your house, They kill you all and say, We’re not guilty not guilty. Where is your mind? Humanity cries. You think you are gods. But everyone dies. Don't swallow my soul. Our souls Yaşlığıma toyalmadım Men bu yerde yaşalmadım Yaşlığıma toyalmadım Men bu yerde yaşalmadım We could build a future Where people are free to live and love. The happiest time. Where is your heart? Humanity rise. You think you are gods But everyone dies. Don't swallow my soul. Our souls Yaşlığıma toyalmadım Men bu yerde yaşalmadım Yaşlığıma toyalmadım Men bu yerde yaşalmadım vatanima toyalmadim
the songs is so touching. It's fantastic the way her breath has so much power, if I close my eyes I can feel the despair, this feeling of being on a cage.
Her dinlediğimde çok duygusallaşıyorum, Cemile'nin ataları 1944 yılındaki Kırım Tatar Sürgününde çok acılar yaşamış, bu şarkıyı onlar için yazmış, maalesef şimdi kendisi de benzer bir durumu yaşıyor. Ukrayna'da yaşıyor kendisi ve instagramdaki paylaşımları içimi çok acıtıyor. Bir an önce bu savaşın bitmesini diliyorum.
Kim, it's not 90% turkish!, just 10% the rest in english!! :) :) I like it very much When I first heard it , was not really fan, but when I listen it longer, like the word, voice and the emotions! BRAVO :)
she truly deserved to win. yes, eurovision is political. but this song and performance were one of the best this night, and she’s also so lovely! i think she absolutely deserved to win.
She's just a pos as a person. And this political televoting has aggravated things for all starting singers and performers that are not political freaks in Ukraine, unlike Jamala. Check out the recent Ukrainian Eurovision news.
![All Winners of Eurovision Song Contest [1956-2023]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/V5bu_lZMb8E/mqdefault.jpg)
This is a masterpiece. I love the music and her performance. She touches me with it and that rarely happens with other songs. Congratulations Jamala! I am very happy for you.
Same❤️ i just love it😍
+Username 233 Sorry, but I am from Germany. Have a nice day. 😊
Masterpiece of shit.
@@linecrew6404 why?
yall... she literally JUST won eurovision, something she put her heart and soul into for six months? shes of course going to be emotional, and it hasnt sunk in literally ten minutes after being announced as the winner. anyone with common sense knows that wouldnt equal an exactly amazing performance.
_she still snapped_
Thank you for providing context! 👏
Actually, I love this video a lot. It is very authentic. Very raw emotions and not faked. Stuff that you barley see nowadays.
I’m watching this is 2020 and still have goosebumps all over my body...
When did all these comments about her being a bad singer pop up? I watch this every year because of how moving her voice is and the visuals and backing make it so much more stunning.
Those comments mostly come from russian trolls
Вона співає у 2016 року , що зараз робиться в Україні у 2022 року. Сутність росіян
Have you listened to the audition in Ukraines the voice?
It's incredible
Last year, I actually didn't understand her song, but now when I listened again, I cried. Thank u very much, thank for your emotions. I understood what happening in your country. I wish and pray everything will be ok soon.
This song touched me... I was really happy when Jamala won. Congratulations Ukraine! Hope this year the same happens to Portugal and Salvador wins! Love from Portugal :)
I cry every time I listen to this song!
This song reminds of sad times, yes it is sad.
How artist can put words together so accurately and simply "when strangers are coming, they come to your house, they kill you all and say - we're not guilty, not guilty", exactly what they say...
This song has so much meaning and purpose I can’t doubt that or dare to doubt it. She sang something that meant something to her and her origin. There is nothing wrong with that.
Today, After Russia-Ukraine War, it is much more meaningful.
This song isn't about war between Ukraine and Russia!!!
This song is about deportation of whole Crimean Tatars nation from Crimea to soviet republics of Middle Asia, that happened on 18th May, 1944, during WW2..
Russian aggression towards Ukraine has never stopped since the beginning of the Russia. But the song is about homeland of Jamala - Crimea. And about deportation of the native habitants of the Crimea in 1944.
@@kikocrh Crimea was already a part of Ukrainian territory back then. Stop rewriting History in the same way as Putin !
@@kikocrh 😪😪😪😪😪
You're so absolutely right!!!
Her dinlediğimde tüylerim diken diken oluyor. Hikayeni sonuna kadar bizlere hissettirdin Jamala 😟 🇹🇷
merhaba, yukarıda bu şarkıdan ilham alarak yazdığım bir hikaye var. bakarsanız sevinirim ♥️✨
Don't be haters guys, this is beautiful and so is the message
Love from The United States
You can see how much feels she feels right that time, she keep on losing her voice because this song means so much for her people, her family member. Its beautiful . I'm so happy she won!!
For me this is the best song ever on the Eurovision song contest, keep coming back to it.
THE BEST!
+Ventum Union FU
totally agree , she sang so passionately it was hauntingly beautiful !
the worst
one of the worst. she won because she's ukranian. look at the russian dude! he was awesome! but no one wanted to vote for russia
+Username 233 you right but it is political matter. wait that Europe will collapse they will realize that it would have ben better to stay out of it. the European union monetary system it is a fraud against the nations. It is not European states like USA .It is a union among bankers to defraud the sovereign countries
I think I've watched this 100x in the past year. She's amazing I felt every emotion of every word. Music is universal no matter what language its in.. Bravo
Пройшло майже 5років - сльози та мурашки по тілу! Супер!
I don’t speak the language but this song speaks to me in so many ways. Amazing!
Tatar(Turkish)
Turkish
Stop War.. Our prayers with you Ukraine...🇹🇷🇺🇦
🇹🇷🇺🇦🇹🇷🇺🇦
I dont care if people dislike this, I think its one of the best songs that ever was on Eurovision. Her vocal performance is astonishing
I think the same like you... The best song in our history of eurovision.
@@jacekjacek1724 definitely she is so underrated
The way that tree just lit up is amazing they really did a good job setting the stage up for her
Who else hears the souls of the hundreds of thousands of people that died as a result of the mass deportation that happened in 1944 and annexation of Crimea in 2014 scream for justice as she screams in 2:16?
YES yes yes yes ! We. Too!! can hear the voices of the souls lost in 1944. Today this song is one of the most moving sings I've ever heard my life.i can't even understand the words.& it makes me cry. GOD REST THOSE SOULS TODAY
This is the BEST. You can hear and feel every emotion of this song. Can’t stop listening to this song.
Search Elina Ivaschencko Thank me later
@@mjbears34 was thinking the same thing. In my opinion, that little girl blew this performance out of the water.
Its just as meaningful now than before💔 wishing the people of 🇺🇦 safety and peace. 🇬🇧🇺🇦💞
Yes from his own Gorvenment
That was MORE then just a song being performed!! That was powerful
When I first heard the song, I did not fully appreciate the straightforward lyrics, but it's really grown on me. I love Wild Dances and Stefania, but for me, this was Ukraine's best entry. This is my favourite Eurovision winner of the century so far. A cry straight from the heart, with fantastic vocals to top
No matter how many years from that very moment has passed I watch this and realize how united and powerful Ukrainian nation is! We are unbreakable whatever happens to us, people, whatever happens!
She has so much emotion in her voice. I cry every time 🥺 you can feel her pain.
When I heard this song first time, I didnt understand a word of what she was singing (wasnt paying attention), but I cried because of the emotion she had. I think that is a great thing if one performer can transmit emotion to somebody who is watching her on TV.
Did she deserve to win, was it politics, etc. I really dont care. She sang it the way I felt it and I "believed" her. And thats why I think this song is good.
i have nothing to add
I totally agree. But I do not think it's politics. It's literally the history and her emotions about it. Period.
As if she’s singing for uyghurs right now when China is committing genocide against uyghurs ! Uyghur and Tatar is a relative nation ! Uyghur people can completely understand her singing without translation !
@@bakosjozsef3760 She's singing for Crimean Tatars which are decapitated from their land because of russians for no reason to be exiled in siberia. Btw hope world will recognize Uyghurs pain and help them.
i love that this was posted 3 years ago but the comments are still active
From the 12-year-old singing this song, I looked up and discovered the Europe Song Contest and this amazing singer and her song "1944" which won. WOW, I thought, what are they talking about. I watched the official video and so moved by it I went to research 1944 and found out what happened to the Crimea population. I watched documentaries and studied the Ukraine map and I just want to thank TH-cam for making it possible for a 72-year-old musical Grammy to enjoy the world and learn along the way. I am so taken by Ukraine that I am still studying it. Bravo all of you!
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There are so many great musicians of different genres in Ukraine and interesting videos. I would recommend to watch these masterpices for starters:
1. "Zenit" by Onuka th-cam.com/video/27J4HUj6Ko0/w-d-xo.html
2. "Verba" by "Motanka" th-cam.com/video/Dx7lRWJyMeY/w-d-xo.html the (devoted to Holodomor -stalin's genocide of Ukrainains by artificial famine 1932-33)
And also: Stones by "The Hardkiss": th-cam.com/video/quZSuSg-ZuE/w-d-xo.html
"Witch" by Illaria: th-cam.com/video/E3OymqVPYjw/w-d-xo.html
Tina Karol th-cam.com/video/kofjCoxrOrs/w-d-xo.html
"The one like you" by Vakarchuk ("Okean Elzy"): th-cam.com/video/8ZV5FYuQxIk/w-d-xo.html
By the way, Jamala is an amazing singer performing jazz, pop, soul, folk and even opera. Just to give a taste of her other great "voices": Enjoy!
"Wings"- th-cam.com/video/GVhloDhlFAA/w-d-xo.html
Carmen: th-cam.com/video/zFH2bFCj6fw/w-d-xo.html
"Tomorrow never dies" th-cam.com/video/1QQBkc9JSk0/w-d-xo.html
"Smile" th-cam.com/video/cL47y7NAf44/w-d-xo.html
"History repeating": th-cam.com/video/rc9ADtQNyDc/w-d-xo.html her first victory at "New Wave"
Daughter of Crimean Tatar father, Armenian mother who is from Ukraine performing with politically charged song in Tatarian Turkic. How beautiful is this fact?!
Please at least in these kinds of performances, drop the placeless chauvinist comments, or putting flags and take credit for nationalizing it. The song presents exactly the opposite. Represents ALL humanities suffer.
Bravo your comment touch me❤️
@@virginiej.104 your appreciation touch me
Not everyone will understand what Jamala sings but that's exactly my favourite song because i'm ukrainian and understand her so much.. i also like turkish words there. I cried about this song so much I mean look what is happening in our world??!!
"They kill you all and say we're nit guilty, not guilty" ..
That's exactly what is happening now so please stop this hate about this song, i would be so grateful.
Thank you and spread love and peace.
I come from the Netherlands, when i hear her i was so suprised. Her beautiful sound and the way shes feeling this song! Wauw! I was wondering about what shes singing and i did my resurce. And yeah, i have so much respect for her. Still my number one winner, and still my favourite to sing and hear on the radio. Much Love.
How beautiful different countries expression each other countries story
like netta, shes hated too but i love her
Valeriya Ritz the fact is Eurovision didn't allow songs with political meanings, and this song is beautiful yes but it has a strong political message inside.
So, the hate is because they permite the enter of this song that year against Russia.
I'm not defending Russia but this is so clear and the way that this song win that year with all Crimea stuff makes more clear now, so please open the eyes.
And this song is a piece of art
Gontzal ST
I would Not say it is a Song against Russia...i think she wants to Tell us the Story as an example that war is Not a Solution...I'm from Germany so my grammatical Skills aren't the best😌
Loved the emotion she had while singing. Really took it to another level. Kind of obsessed with this.
I didn't like this song originally, but after listening it it a few times, and researching why she sang this song, I've learned to appreciate it. And I agree with you 100% about Jamala being emotional during the song. I especially love the part in 2:18 where it sounds like she's singing while crying, and then at 2:27 where she just lets everything go.
This song is super depressing and doesn't fit Eurovision at all, but it's still a very well done song. I was super pissed off about Ukraine snatching the win from Australia (Dami Im is my precious cinnamon roll), but as I think about it now, im glad Jamala won.
Today I understand completely the emotions that this song brought back 6 years ago on that stage. The lyrics make so much sense today 24th February 2022. Pray 🙏 for Ukraine 🇺🇦
It had everyones hearts ❤️ now it is so much relatable to present events ❤️ it is heartbreaking of what's going on 💔😢
For everyone, who doesnt understand why she won. Simple answer. She unites the hearts of countries that were under soviet union pressure and corruption. She sang it beautifully, had good runs and the emotion was feelable in everyway possible. The Tree stands for the lost lives. Its a perfect combination story + music + her vocal range and emotion behind it. Eurovision is not only about vocals and the music itself, its about uniting the hearts of the people in Europe, having beautiful emotion behind it having a meaning as a reason to sing such a song.
It hits home my fam is Armenian and it just sums up many of the countries citizens’ struggles
Absolutely!!!
I’d argue it hits pretty hard to indigenous people everywhere. I’m Metis and the Crimean Tatar parts make me sob at times.
If you like sad turkish songs, Aşk kırıntıları by teoman is beautiful
She did not just sing the song, she experienced all the pain and made us feel it.
Ukraine singing about WWII experiences with an allusion to Russia is a hell of hypocrisy. Poland should sing about ukrainians murdering them but it would be a huge controversy nowadays 😂😂😂
@@RossoNero1987she is signing about how Russians were killing Crimean tatars, you are dumb? It’s rhetorical question cause you’re Russian 🤡
Stay strong Jamala and Ukraine in these horrible times. 1944 and 2022.
Thanks, we appreciate ❤
O kadar bayıldım ki bu şarkıya hissettirdiklerine o ayağa kalkarkenki sesiyle görüntüye mest oluyorum tebrikler jamala başarıların daim olsun😍😍😍😍
She is absolutely amazing!! I can’t stop listening over and over!
Ne mutlu Türk’üm diyene! 🇰🇿🇦🇿🇹🇷
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She is Living her grandmother ‘s life now. The life is recurrens.
@TaJaliq Sariana Jamala's grandmother is a Crimean Tatar ethnic group original in Crimea, who were expelled from Crimea to Siberia by SSSR in 1944. Many of them died during this expulsion.
Absolutely deserved that win
Who is here in 2023 and thinks that this fits very well also for today?
yes, I watch her performance over and over again and cry. it is very sad that so many years have passed, and the song is still understandable and relevant to us
This song gives me shivers. Amazing performance, incredible song. Well done!
Amerika'da yaşıyorum. Azerbaycan'dan gelen ve buranın vatandaşı olan bir arkadaşım "keşke benim de bir Türkiye döküməntim (TC kimliğim) olabilseydi" dedi. Ülkemin ve pasaportumun kıymetini o zaman anladım. Türkiye hasreti çeken tüm Türklere selam olsun!
Selam Ukraine...Selam all my Tatar Brothers and Sisters....we love you !!!!
merhaba, yukarıda bu şarkıdan ilham alarak yazdığım bir hikaye var. bakarsanız sevinirim ♥️✨
She looked so sad while singing she looked like she wanted to cry
This song hits different today🇦🇿🇺🇦
Malmısınnnnn Türk çe söylüyor
@@Nurd20Terbiyesiz. Destek mesajidir o. Turkce oxudugunu men de gorurem. Ona qalsa bizim dilimiz de Azerbaycan Turkcesidir.
You can see how jealous russian are from dislikes.They just don't want people to see.
I'm Russian and love this
I just dont like songs that get high because they have a political message. I want te best song and voice to win not the best message behind it
Nah I‘m German and the song is just shit
@@Salzwolke Würde nicht sagen das der Shit Ist.
@@Neo89405 doch 100% krieg
Ohrenkrebs
Congratulations Ukraine.
Ago
my name is Jeff what does it matter ?
The thing about the stage performance that keeps me coming back and not just sticking to the booth recording is the little “ha!” At 1:30 you can tell she was emotional and having a great time spreading her message :)
Very moving. Watched this on Anna from Ukraine’s recommendation. She spoke about it this morning.
Same here. :)
Yes. Anna suggests or recommends or even mentions, I watch. When I clicked the link she gave it said "The uploader has not made this video available in your country" Not a problem. I just copied "2016 Jamala" from the same line in her video description, pasted into Google and here I am.
As soon as I heard about the news with Ukraine, I immediately ran back here... please be safe and well everyone... be strong and continue fighting for what you believe in... sending my love and prayers to Ukraine from the US 🇺🇦 💙
Do you decide to keep quiet about the Syrians, Afghans, etc that your country bombed? The United States is the world’s biggest terrorist organization!
Thank you for support, this is terrible time for Ukraine. But you people really helped world leaders to hear us and made wright decisions.
This is proof that Eurovision isnt about hte music but the politics!
True
So true
+Mc Karl Putin paid the votes... It's so easy to install people in every country who can vote for you... So what? :D The greater lobby has won...
+Jerry Man the only reason she won was because of the votes
+sunnyfunny Those Tatars fought for Germany, didn't fight for Germany because they did holocaust, they did because they were promised for a united country with other Turkic nations. This was a strategy of Germans against Russians. Additionally, not all Tatars fought for Germany some resisted against them by joining the Russian side. Simply they were trying to survive in a war scene. Don't also forget that this song received 12 points from Israel.
She lives the song, i can see the pain in her eyes while saying "Vatanıma doyamadım" means i could not get enough of my homeland.
wait doesn’t Yaşlığıma toyalmadım mean I’m not old enough?
@@logi-a I can't have enough my age . Right. Actually no mention of "Vatanima Doyamadim".
@@aynurabbassoy2620 isnt it the last line of the song? I literally heard it while i red your comment.. I dont know the language but thats what it sounded like.. Sometimes chorus lyrics will change a word for the last chorus or even each time..or for end of song. Can you confirm? Thanks!
@@dana102083 thank you for correcting me. Yes, you're right. The very last sentence of the lyrics says "Vatanıma doyamadım". But haven't heard it once more other than that.
@@aynurabbassoy2620 hey thanks for confirming! I was hoping you'd get back 🙏 i love it so much I want to learn it!!
İnsan, dinleyenler ağlamasın diye duyguyu ortada verir ama kadın ağlayarak girince insan her dinlediğinde kendini tutamiyor
Huzur içinde uyuyun kırım Türkleri 🙏😭
Yaşanan derin acılar sürgünler zülümler soykırımlara inat, Türk yoluna devam ediyor..Hedef Kızıl
elma
Bir şey sorucam şarkıyı o kadar içten söylöyorki nolmus yani şarkı ne anlam içeriyor ben arastrdimda bir şey bulamadım
@@Aratukss When strangers are coming…
- Yabancılar geldiğinde …
They come to your house,
- Evine geliyorlar
They kill you all
- Hepinizi öldürürler
and say,
- ve söylemek,
We’re not guilty
- Biz suçlu değiliz
not guilty.
- suçlu değil.
Where is your mind?
- Aklın nerede?
Humanity cries.
- İnsanlık ağlıyor.
You think you are gods.
- Kendinizi tanrı sanıyorsunuz.
But everyone dies.
- Ama herkes ölür.
Don’t swallow my soul.
- Ruhumu yutma.
Our souls
- Ruhlarımız
We could build a future
- Bir gelecek inşa edebiliriz
Where people are free
- İnsanların özgür olduğu yer
to live and love.
- yaşamak ve sevmek.
The happiest time.
- En mutlu zaman.
Where is your heart?
- Kalbin nerede?
Humanity rise.
- İnsanlık yükseliyor.
You think you are gods
- Tanrı olduğunu sanıyorsun
But everyone dies.
- Ama herkes ölür.
Don’t swallow my soul.
- Ruhumu yutma.
Our souls
- Ruhlarımız
@@Aratukss Kırım'dan sürgünü anlatıyor
This wasn't just a song. It was a warning.
well said friend.
This song hurts more than ever now
ages like fine wine
Stay strong Ukraine!! Turks are with you. 🇺🇦 Welcome to Turkey Jamala. We love you
The way she sings this song is so emotional...The more I listen, the more haunting it gets.
And now she is herself a war refugee, something which she only sang about before.
Yes, but anyway we will win🇺🇦
Пройшло вже скільки років, а досі мурахи по шкірі з перших акордів і до останньої ноти
це точно, зараз навіть сильніше, неможливо слухати без сліз 💔
This song should be sung at the opening of the Eurovision honoring every genocide that have happened in our world.
2020 1 ocak
çok hüzünlü bir hikaye ve ses olağanüstü
Nazlı Uygun valla 10 kez tekrarla dinliyorum 👂 doyamadım çok hüzünlü
2020/1 Ocak bu burada kalsın 👍 senenin ilk günü
@@emrekocak9740 şarkı ve ses ister istemez kendine çekiyor
:(
@@emrekocak9740 4 ay oldu hatırlıyormusun
This and Molitva must be two most underrated songs in the history...They deserve 1 bilion views
This is overrated, I would say Australia or Poland deserved to win 2016
@@flexiexpress6713 2016 UKRAINE THE BEST! Full of emotions!
@@intelligenceg I agree! It's a beautiful tale of sorrow.
@@flexiexpress6713 😂 you’re joking right?
I wish this great song had more views and people new what it is about and how power her message is. War is the worst thing.
This is what lyrics are like from a place that really experience actual war.
war is terrible, but necessary.
Maniac7G If it were not for human avarice and thirst for power, there would be no wars
Tüylerimm diken diken oldu helal olsun 👏👏👏
If you think her voice is bad, just remember that she just won. Give her a break people
Who can think her voice is bad?
celasvictoria360 her English isn’t perfect but she can sing. And if you think differently than somethings up with you but that’s your opinion so it’s w.e
She is literally crying. Try to sing while your crying and hit those notes. Half of you idiots probably can't even sing anyways xd
Who would have thought that this song will relive history in present times. As of November 2022
Actually Ukrainians were trying to say that, people just didn’t want to listen
Gençliğime doyamadım ♡
🇹🇷❤️
@LOVELY K-POP wut
Utan Azerbaycan avroviziyada oz Turkcende deye bilmediyin musiqini Ukraynada Krim tatarlari soyleyir sebeb her ne olursa olsun.Mohtemesiz!! Türklüyünüzə hemise bele sahib cixiniz!!
Türklüğümden asla vazgeçicem çocuklarımı da böyle yetiştiricem
Bax sən nə diyirsən açıklar mısın
@@yavuziccigarpuci Demiş ki;Azerbaycan utan eurovisionda Türkçe diye bilmediğin müziğini Kırım Tatarları söylüyor sebep her ne olursa olsun.Muhteşemiz.Türklügünüze sahip çıkınız.(Ben Azeri değilim böyle anladım yanlış anlamıs olabilirim)
Amazing, sincere song. Nowadays it's rare that the singer composes his own song to tell his own story at Eurovision. Jamala did. So great this international platform is being used to send a powerful message. Some people don't like hearing the truth, they just want to hear meaningless candy pop so they dislike the song.
Jo Nyu agree 100% beautiful unique song
This is truly one of the song that I can feel in my cells, it pressures my heart wall, breaks my breath pattern , allows me to think what they went through ..❤ her voice oh Lord! ❤
Заслужена Перемога❤❤❤
Нині ця пісня посідає 3 місце у рейтингу найкращих пісень Євробачення всіх часів.
Plz, when people say she's singing off key. This was right after she won, ofc she feels like crying
Nevermind the emotional lyrics
Yes yes yes yes! To hearing over a 10000's ++ of the peoples souls that's exactly what I thought too
Came back here cause the winning song from 2018 is a crap!
Jamala will always be my favorite winner! Amazing artist! Ukrainian people must be proud of her
With love from Brazil ♡
Stay strong Ukraine! Sending love from Brazil!
No longer only about 1944...
you're right, its about now.....
it wasnt even back then. Russia attacked Ukraine 2014.
Yes, should be also about 1943 when Ukrainians were killing Polish citizens like they were animals.
When strangers are coming...
They come to your house,
They kill you all
and say,
We’re not guilty
not guilty.
Where is your mind?
Humanity cries.
You think you are gods.
But everyone dies.
Don't swallow my soul.
Our souls
Yaşlığıma toyalmadım
Men bu yerde yaşalmadım
Yaşlığıma toyalmadım
Men bu yerde yaşalmadım
We could build a future
Where people are free
to live and love.
The happiest time.
Where is your heart?
Humanity rise.
You think you are gods
But everyone dies.
Don't swallow my soul.
Our souls
Yaşlığıma toyalmadım
Men bu yerde yaşalmadım
Yaşlığıma toyalmadım
Men bu yerde yaşalmadım
vatanima toyalmadim
King
Gözlerim doldu.. çok içten bir şarkı
this song hit me extra hard these days. i can feel it through my soul!!
This gives me goosebumps. Such an amazing emotional performance.
Check out Voice Kids singer Elina Ivaschenko sing this song.
Love from Turkey
We too 🇹🇷🇹🇷
the songs is so touching. It's fantastic the way her breath has so much power, if I close my eyes I can feel the despair, this feeling of being on a cage.
More relevant now than ever before
Она очень силно и енергитически емоцеонально спела песню . Что у меня всё время как смотрю мурашки по телу.. .
Vatanıma doyamadım...
Bende sana doyamadım ❤
Eren Ergen yolun açık olsun paşam
@@erenergen5187 abazalık ne kadar kazandırıyor maaş nasıl
Manitam o benim
gençliğine ve vatanına doyamayanların anısına..
Her dinlediğimde çok duygusallaşıyorum, Cemile'nin ataları 1944 yılındaki Kırım Tatar Sürgününde çok acılar yaşamış, bu şarkıyı onlar için yazmış, maalesef şimdi kendisi de benzer bir durumu yaşıyor. Ukrayna'da yaşıyor kendisi ve instagramdaki paylaşımları içimi çok acıtıyor. Bir an önce bu savaşın bitmesini diliyorum.
*She sings in Tatar Turkic I think, so it sounds 90% Turkish.*
+Kin Yaşlığıma toyalmadım
Men bu yerde yaşalmadım
Yaşlığıma toyalmadım
Men bu yerde yaşalmadım
Kim, it's not 90% turkish!, just 10% the rest in english!! :) :) I like it very much When I first heard it , was not really fan, but when I listen it longer, like the word, voice and the emotions! BRAVO :)
The instruments in the beginning is like turkish
not at all.
+Nike. there is no instruments in the beginning but in the end yes it's pure turkish :)
Most wonderful thing I've ever heard ....I understood all the pain ...sad as it is...it's a most awesome song ..thank you
she truly deserved to win. yes, eurovision is political. but this song and performance were one of the best this night, and she’s also so lovely!
i think she absolutely deserved to win.
true words!
She's just a pos as a person. And this political televoting has aggravated things for all starting singers and performers that are not political freaks in Ukraine, unlike Jamala. Check out the recent Ukrainian Eurovision news.
Nope
this song will always give me the chills.. in a good way jamalas voice is so good
The story repeats. 24.02.2022.
Am I the only one who adore this song?! Why this much hate?! This song is sooo beautiful! So happy that she won❤
Because the song is about hating russia for something their ancestors did. Honestly fuck Jamala.
I am albanian i thought this song was going to win the first time i listened to it.the singer is absolutely amazing
Lol
Türkler 🇹🇷 Ukrayna 🇺🇦 Halkının Yanında..
Pray For Ukraine 🇺🇦