Once you've heard this one, you must play it at home at christmas time. It's the non written law for Nanowar Fans. Rest of the year is allowed to play it too :D
The best thing about Nanowar - and I don't usually even LIKE comedic music - is that the jokes are all so damn clever and the music is ACTUALLY GOOD. So many good ones, like "Uranus" and "Norwegian Reggaeton" (with that one, turn on the CC because even though it has subtitles, there are non-english parts that the CC translates), "La Polenta Taragnarok"
Well this definitely put a smile on my face. I haven't heard these guys before but someone mentioned them on an Eskimo Callboy - Hypa Hypa (another great song if you want a chuckle) reaction video. By the way, have you heard Saltatio Mortis - "My Mother Told Me". It's great and Alea learned Icelandic especially to sing the song. Also, Saltatio Mortis do an amusing version of Hypa Hypa. Who can resist a hurdy gurdy?
No I haven't heard there version of my mother told me so I'll check that out. Funny you mention Hypa Hypa it's on my list of things to check out, maybe I should do that sooner rather than later. But I'll definitely check Saltatio Mortis out
"What's with the Christmas hat?" Well, Odin happens to be one of the inspirations behind modern Santa Clause. Along with two orthodox saints and Coca Cola.
@@Jaimunji Generally speaking, if you see something in a Nanowar of Steel video, it's there for a specific reason. The madlads do not shy from subtle or obscure jokes that you need three PhDs in paralegal nuclear psychology to even spot.
Plus, this IS a Christmas song. Not even considering the beginning scens with the family Christmas dinner and the general Christamsy feel with the chorus, the keyborads and the Christmas bells, it was actually originally released in December 2019....
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Once you've heard this one, you must play it at home at christmas time. It's the non written law for Nanowar Fans. Rest of the year is allowed to play it too :D
The best thing about Nanowar - and I don't usually even LIKE comedic music - is that the jokes are all so damn clever and the music is ACTUALLY GOOD. So many good ones, like "Uranus" and "Norwegian Reggaeton" (with that one, turn on the CC because even though it has subtitles, there are non-english parts that the CC translates), "La Polenta Taragnarok"
Yeah the music was so good regardless of being comedy or not. And I shall and thanks for the heads up on the CC
I used to be a Zumba teacher and the Norwegian Reggaeton really cracks me up!
the craziest metal band from Italy!
Do a reaction of Norwegian Reggaeton. You will laugh the whole song long.
…. And more Vildhjarta 😆
Valhallelujah is so so fun…. Just make me smile 😊
Well this definitely put a smile on my face. I haven't heard these guys before but someone mentioned them on an Eskimo Callboy - Hypa Hypa (another great song if you want a chuckle) reaction video. By the way, have you heard Saltatio Mortis - "My Mother Told Me". It's great and Alea learned Icelandic especially to sing the song. Also, Saltatio Mortis do an amusing version of Hypa Hypa. Who can resist a hurdy gurdy?
No I haven't heard there version of my mother told me so I'll check that out. Funny you mention Hypa Hypa it's on my list of things to check out, maybe I should do that sooner rather than later. But I'll definitely check Saltatio Mortis out
the hat was a reference to the histroric roots of Santa which is a part of Odin . ask any historian if u want hear more.
"What's with the Christmas hat?"
Well, Odin happens to be one of the inspirations behind modern Santa Clause. Along with two orthodox saints and Coca Cola.
Well I know Santa is red because of coca cola just didn't know about the Odin stuff.
@@Jaimunji Generally speaking, if you see something in a Nanowar of Steel video, it's there for a specific reason. The madlads do not shy from subtle or obscure jokes that you need three PhDs in paralegal nuclear psychology to even spot.
Plus, this IS a Christmas song.
Not even considering the beginning scens with the family Christmas dinner and the general Christamsy feel with the chorus, the keyborads and the Christmas bells, it was actually originally released in December 2019....
The christians stole christmas from Odin (see Yule in Wikipedia) by overlaying the rituals with their own mythology and now NoS stole it right back!
@@StergiosMekras you sir madam or attack helicopter (I don't judge) have won the internet with your comment about phds
"It's Christian gospel" - famous last words.
Please try Norwegian reggaeton!! I'm sure you'll love it!
Do a reaction of Norwegian Reggaeton.
yessss
Uranus is even funnier with the lyrics to match.
If this was actually what gospel music was like I'd be into it XD
I know right!