They are literally mindblowing 🔥❤️ People don’t know that they live in Sweden and work in Sweden. They have their base here and are signed to a Swedish record company. Their entire team is Swedish. I find it incredibly disrespectful to read all the disturbing comments just because they are from Norway. It would never be as controversial if it was another non-european ethnicity.
They are from Norway born and raised. they do not live in sweeden but they have been to Swedish melodifestivalen 2 years now. but they do not live in sweeden and they are Norwagians.
I’ve been watching the final preformance and Marcus and martinus won the final preformance and congratulations to Marcus and martinus and it’s got a summer disco party hit and it’s got electronic vibes and it’s a Dancey song to dance to and I’m sending congrats and I’m sending my free hugs to Marcus and martinus and I’m doing Sweden recipe next week from Geoff
I really like this one it’s a catchy disco party eurodance song and good luck to Marcus and Martinus and and it’s a good track and I hope they go through to the final performance and I hope win the final performance and it’s computer of computerise and electronic and good vibes and I really love this one and it’s 190 s vibe and it’s a boper and it’s a banger and hope it goes through to the final performance from geoff
I love this. It sounds a bit like Hall & Oates (at the `chew you out` bit) also Depeche Mode and a bit Michael Jackson. Yet nods confidently to the future of Swedish pop
They don't want to participate for Norway because they consider Melodifestivalen more "dignified" or higher quality. They basically want to compete/win over the best 😌
Ehmm they never said that… they were invited to compete in mello twice already … I’m pretty sure that if mgp invited them they would accept it. But they never did invite them… so I don’t see a problem there
They became child stars in Norway when they won MGPJr as ten-year-olds. After the pandemic, they got a record deal in Sweden, and for artists who have been child stars in their home country, it is smart to venture further as adult artists in another country, where they are not as well known. They are also from northern Norway, and have probably spent many summers as children in Sweden, like so many others from that part of Norway. Bottenvika is the shortest route to stable summer weather for people from northern Norway. To the Norwegian media, they say that they are participating for Sweden since they work and live in Sweden. It's great. I wish Sweden the best of luck with Eurovision 2024. Norway otherwise has some of the world's best music producers, some working with American artists, so it is doubtful that a lack of Norwegian professionals is the reason they are betting on Sweden. Unfortunately, Swedes tend to think that the neighboring country is in a very bad situation musically. Maybe you should listen more to Norwegian artists?
@@ahkkariq7406 haha, no we absolutely don't think Norwegians are bad at music at all. More the opposite. In national finals though Sweden is famously more serious and have a higher quality across all songs, and put the production put more effort into the songs. M&m have declined to be in grand prix in the past.
@@emilia4355 The big difference is probably rather that Norway chooses who we send to Eurovision based on different criteria than Sweden. Sending the right artists is more important than winning. By the right artists, I mean those who win the hearts of Norwegians, and who benefit the most as artists from participating. We could have chosen Keiino this year, but they are already big in Europe. They don't need the publicity. However, Gåte does, and not least Europe deserves to get to know Gåte.
If you do have the time, please react to Dotter "It's Not Easy To Write a Love Song", I think that's so beautiful and emotional, it's my winner of Melodifestivalen 2024, even if I realize that M&M will most likely win, and I don't mind "Unforgettable" winning. Jacquline "Effortless" is also great, it's a bop, as well as Maria Sur "When I'm Gone".
This is probably the winning song.As a Greek Womman is correct that our song is a mix from everything but not Greek beauty and quality.Austria ,Norway and Italy and Sweeden first place War.Love from Greece
So happy that Marcus & Martinus from Norway is singing for Sweden! The boys are co-writers on the song, so Norway now have part in 2 songs in the Eurovision! 👍😃🙏🥳🎉
This looks to me like Modern-Modern Talking with copy-pasted Swedish House Mafia beats (12-14 years old, outdated for sure) and nothing just tiny bit original original anywhere :) but it's the best Sweden's got right now in their selection, I like it the most, and it's EV ready
Super dance song No 1 winner sweden
We NEED this on Eurovision 🔥
Yes we do
It’s coming 🎉
They are our winner 🥇
@@miggymiggyorg yesss thankssss
They are literally mindblowing 🔥❤️ People don’t know that they live in Sweden and work in Sweden. They have their base here and are signed to a Swedish record company. Their entire team is Swedish. I find it incredibly disrespectful to read all the disturbing comments just because they are from Norway. It would never be as controversial if it was another non-european ethnicity.
@IanKrall nope
They are from Norway born and raised. they do not live in sweeden but they have been to Swedish melodifestivalen 2 years now. but they do not live in sweeden and they are Norwagians.
I’ve been watching the final preformance and Marcus and martinus won the final preformance and congratulations to Marcus and martinus and it’s got a summer disco party hit and it’s got electronic vibes and it’s a Dancey song to dance to and I’m sending congrats and I’m sending my free hugs to Marcus and martinus and I’m doing Sweden recipe next week from Geoff
My winners❤️
I really like this one it’s a catchy disco party eurodance song and good luck to Marcus and Martinus and and it’s a good track and I hope they go through to the final performance and I hope win the final performance and it’s computer of computerise and electronic and good vibes and I really love this one and it’s 190 s vibe and it’s a boper and it’s a banger and hope it goes through to the final performance from geoff
And…… 😂
Damn, those are a lot of words and no punctuations 💀
MM works with their music in sweden and wants to live here, they say they have their hearts here... and ofcourse Norway
"There's something from the 80s and 90s in this sound" -- that would be "Anne Clark - Our Darkness" and "Faithless - Salva Mea", respectively ;-)
Music to drive fast to :)
I love this. It sounds a bit like Hall & Oates (at the `chew you out` bit) also Depeche Mode and a bit Michael Jackson. Yet nods confidently to the future of Swedish pop
Happy for the Twins winning🤩🎉A good song😍😍🇳🇴🇳🇴
They don't want to participate for Norway because they consider Melodifestivalen more "dignified" or higher quality. They basically want to compete/win over the best 😌
Ehmm they never said that… they were invited to compete in mello twice already … I’m pretty sure that if mgp invited them they would accept it. But they never did invite them… so I don’t see a problem there
@@NemoSwitzerland that's what I've heard. When they got the question of why they wouldn't compete for Norway, that's what I remember them answering.
They became child stars in Norway when they won MGPJr as ten-year-olds. After the pandemic, they got a record deal in Sweden, and for artists who have been child stars in their home country, it is smart to venture further as adult artists in another country, where they are not as well known. They are also from northern Norway, and have probably spent many summers as children in Sweden, like so many others from that part of Norway. Bottenvika is the shortest route to stable summer weather for people from northern Norway.
To the Norwegian media, they say that they are participating for Sweden since they work and live in Sweden. It's great. I wish Sweden the best of luck with Eurovision 2024. Norway otherwise has some of the world's best music producers, some working with American artists, so it is doubtful that a lack of Norwegian professionals is the reason they are betting on Sweden.
Unfortunately, Swedes tend to think that the neighboring country is in a very bad situation musically. Maybe you should listen more to Norwegian artists?
@@ahkkariq7406 haha, no we absolutely don't think Norwegians are bad at music at all. More the opposite. In national finals though Sweden is famously more serious and have a higher quality across all songs, and put the production put more effort into the songs. M&m have declined to be in grand prix in the past.
@@emilia4355
The big difference is probably rather that Norway chooses who we send to Eurovision based on different criteria than Sweden. Sending the right artists is more important than winning. By the right artists, I mean those who win the hearts of Norwegians, and who benefit the most as artists from participating. We could have chosen Keiino this year, but they are already big in Europe. They don't need the publicity. However, Gåte does, and not least Europe deserves to get to know Gåte.
If you do have the time, please react to Dotter "It's Not Easy To Write a Love Song", I think that's so beautiful and emotional, it's my winner of Melodifestivalen 2024, even if I realize that M&M will most likely win, and I don't mind "Unforgettable" winning.
Jacquline "Effortless" is also great, it's a bop, as well as Maria Sur "When I'm Gone".
This is probably the winning song.As a Greek Womman is correct that our song is a mix from everything but not Greek beauty and quality.Austria ,Norway and Italy and Sweeden first place War.Love from Greece
So happy that Marcus & Martinus from Norway is singing for Sweden! The boys are co-writers on the song, so Norway now have part in 2 songs in the Eurovision! 👍😃🙏🥳🎉
Seriously? It's a SONG contest, not artist contest. The song is written and produced by Swedish people.
That’s not how it works 💀
This looks to me like Modern-Modern Talking with copy-pasted Swedish House Mafia beats (12-14 years old, outdated for sure) and nothing just tiny bit original original anywhere :) but it's the best Sweden's got right now in their selection, I like it the most, and it's EV ready
One of the writers are from swedish house maffia :)
What is the most Party club song u heard over the years?