I am always surprised how few things from Europe go through to the USA. In the shadows from the Rasmus was such an hit here in the Netherlands I couldn't imagine him never heard of him
@@doriyahdude5277 je was waarschijnlijk iets te jong dan. Of misschien te oud. Maar er is niemand van mijn generatie in mijn omgeving die het niet kent
@@jipsumies3435 paitsi että italialaisten pizza ei todellakaan ole sama kun meidän 🤣 heillä ohuet pizzapohjat ja tomaattikastike ja juusto siinä o italilaine pizza 🤣
Brian Velez I agree with pui, you really need to listen these bands. Especially Nightwish, apocalyptica, HIM, Hanoi Rocks and the 69 eyes (+ santa cruz, kotiteollisuus, bomfunk’MC freestyler.) Some of these bands are known in America too.
15:30 she sings 'when the lights go out, you see it all, the lights go down but you'll stay up, you close your eyes and breathe in, knowing you'll survive anything' THAT'S WHY IT'S BLACK
Despite Darude - Sandstrom, here are some more or less internationally known Finnish artists and songs: Nightwish - Sleeping Sun/Nemo/I Wish I Had an Angel, Sonata Arctica - Tallulah (most sang karaoke song of all time), Redrama - Clouds, HIM - Right Here in My Arms, Bomfunk MC's - Freestyler, Apocalyptica - I don't Care, Poets of the Fall - Carnival of Rust, Hanoi Rocks - Tragedy, ALMA - Karma, Loituma - Ievan Polkka (propably the only worldwide known song sang entirely Finnish), K-System - Guardian Angel/ Sound of Arena
That was a fun watch, thanks!Sometimes I’m amazed how isolated the US is from popular music in Europe (sometimes also in Latin America). I mean, both Lordi, The Rasmus are quite known over here, and The Rasmus apparently has quite a few followers in Mexico. Lordi even won the Eurovision Song Contest with that song. How about checking out some other artists that have made their mark in Europe. Go see “Freestyler” by The Bomfunk MC’s, “Fairytale Gone Bad” by Sunrise Avenue, “Nemo” by Nightwish, “Chasing Highs” by ALMA and “Join Me” by HIM. Maybe you’ll find more new favourites.
Finnish and Estonian share common roots, most of the vocabulary is the same - but! They have grown apart a few thousand years, so the words have changed meanings on both sides, so there happens funny and embarrassing coincidents when both speak their mother tongue. I'm a Finn, and I understand more than half from the written Estonian, but spoken very little, except TV news broadcast nearly half. Estonian has also dropped a lot of the final vowels of the words, and affects right away in the rhythm and melody of a language. The biggest difference is in the melody - Estonian sounds more German (there was long a German upper class), and Finnish more like old Swedish, the more west we go, the more it shows. Swedish in Lapland has somewhat similar melody with the Western Finnish, so the old Swedish. Well, the very northern Sweden was long Finnish and Sámi speaking, so their accent comes partly from Finnish. And in the Eastern border, Russia has affected Finnish some. In the Northern Finalnd Sámi languages affects Finnish. Those languages are very distantly raltedto Finnish, maybe separated 10 t yrs ago. So, maybe the German accent has affected Estonian more, so that Finnish and Latvian have kept the old accent much more, though Latvian and Lithuanian are Baltic not Finno-Ugric (FinU) languages, like Finnish and Estonian - that means thay are not even Indo-European (IE) languages, but the oldest language group in the North-Eastern Europe, and the very North-Western Siberia. But the Baltic language group was partly born in the contact of the FinU people with the IE:s. Their language is IE, but genetically tehy are related with the FinU: Lithunians have about 40 % FinU in them, Latvians 20-25, and Estonians around 33. Finns are about 70 %. Sámi nations gene beackground I don't know well: They were first more FinU than the Finns, who first mixed with the Scandinavians. Later it might be that at places some Sámi have more Scandinavian blood than Finns. Also, they have surprisingly much Central European, like German inheritance. And that's old also, not only fromWWII time, when there was a lot of Germans there. Russians came to the area later, they have mostly affected the Baltic countries in many cultural thigns, but not much in the melodies of the languages.
I don't think Finnish and Estonian have grown apart "a few thousand years." Their common parent language was spoken less than 2 thousand years ago AFAIK. I've seen a hypothetical reconstruction of what the language spoken in Estonia was like 700-800 years ago, and it resembled Finnish more than the modern-day Estonian does.
Izzard Clips Yes, It's not as straight forward as I put it. I also studied Finnic languages and Finnish, it was my major in the university. This was just a simple summary. Languags don't divide over night, it takes centuries or millennia. Except if there comes a strong linguistic (pronounce: politic) oppression, then couple of generations can do a lot. So there was still a lot in common in those times 700-800 years ago. But the process of growing apart started thousands of years ago, when the Baltic Finns divided into 3 branches. Of course they had contacts between themselves, but the sea was still the dividing element - the contacts were not daily. Those were Southern (Estonian, Livian, Vatyan etc.), Eastern (mainly Karelian, but now it's difficult to say how close were the more eastern Finnic languages to Karelian - now disappeared), and the Northern branch, which is closest to Western Finnish. Eastern Finnish dialects are the transition dialects from the (former) Northern Baltic Finnic dialects, and the Eastern ones. The border between Sweden and Russia finally decided what was to become Finnish, and what was to develope to Eastern Karelian (though that's not very homogenous).
TheSuomi True, Estonian and Sámi were never totally separated from Finnish. But my comment was a summary, so it has to be simple, to not make it an article. I focused on how they grew to become separate languages. Sámi departed first, mainly because of the difference in acquiring food. The Sámi were long mainly nomadic reindeer herders, though there were so called forest Sámi people closer to Finns. But they have slowly assimilated to Finns, are withdrown to live with their fellow Sámi in the north, were there aren't much forest or not at all. The nomads always look at the farmers to be somewhat funny dirt diggers, the Sámi still call the Finns 'Lantalaiset' = 'Landians, or Manurians', though most of them are not nomads anymore. In my comment that thousands of years meant the languages grew apart during those thousands of years, it didn't happen just one day. They had contacts, but mostly not daily. The Sámi moved sometimes far from the Finns, and different livelyhoods made them direct to different things in life. Estonians lived behind the sea, be it a narrowish bay, but 100 km of sea makes you think do you want to visit every week, in a small sail boat. So the languages drifted apart. And this started long ago for Sámi, because Finnish and Sámi are not as much mutually understandable as Estonian and Finnish, though the Sámi are neighbour to Finns, no sea between. But earlir there were vast wilderness between them, and first their was no horses to travel. And even that understanding between the Finns and Estonians is less than half for most people. Estonians sometimes understand more Finnish, because some of them have watched Finnish TV. Finns don't really follow the TV of the 'little sister'. Finns usually have heard some songs only.
Mate, Im Estonian and before I lived in Finland I understood nothing in Finnish. The languages are so far apart with an odd word or two being the same or similar. Finnish language is like a language of their own. They invent words that no other language uses. For example, sähkö, urheilu etc etc that are mostly the same in all other languages.
to continue Gibbetoo's list with some newer and older bands: Lost Society, Beast in Black, Battle Beast, Nightwish, Santa Cruz, Apocalyptica, Stratovarius, Stam1na, Amorphis, Sentenced, HIM, Hanoi Rocks/Michael Monroe... take a pick and cant go totally wrong with any of their greatest hits
You should react to Eurovision. This is one of the most important shows in whole europe. Boomfunk.Mc was one of my favourite finnish band when i was teenager-oh what good times it was :D If you are really going to cover whole europe its going to be awseome! How often do you upload?
hello! :) Oh my! I would love. to check that out! I'm filming accordingly to demand, so at this point I am upload about 1-2 times a week. :P I am trying to come up with more ideas and concepts as I keep going with these video on forward
Hard Rock Hallelujah is amazing. And Lordi are still touring, I actually saw them live in Poland two weeks ago and they're fantastic live, wearing full costume and make-up in the middle of summer.
Lordi are still playing, yes. They just published a new album and touring in Europe. Not sure about the States though. They are an amazing live experience and they have the suits that you see in the video, on stage as well.
You must make finnish music part 2 and 3 and 4 and 5.. :D you can start heavy metal bands first!!!! Finnish people do best heavy metal! :) we live 9 month in 1 year in darknes.. :D
kyllä kaikki on tuttuja biisejä. kulkija-albumi vaikuttaa vähintäänkin erittäin mielenkiintoiselta. vaikuttaa melkosen erimoiselta ku aikasemmat, mutta ei välttämättä huonolla tavalla
Dead Letters by The Rasmus is one of my favorite albums of all time. It's a masterpiece! Some other finish bands that are also pretty known in Europe are HIM, Sunrise Avenue, Apocalyptica and Nightwish. You should really check out Apocalyptica and Nightwish. Also the band Beast in Black. Their greek singer has an incredible voice.
Who ever picked these songs for you did a really good job. These pretty much are either really popular songs in Finland OR are huge success stories in the world.
AWESOME! I am Estonian, but I listen Finnish, Latvian, Lithuanian and Polish music a lot :D I suggest you to fade out songs audio, not just cutting it off, because it will sound better like that.
Thank you for the awesome advice! I constructive criticism. I'm also proud of you for having such an open mind to different music specially of different languages!
XtreeM FaiL Do you have a discord? You can find my server from my video descriptions, then join and we can talk in pm, I can tell you a lot about Estonia :)
Haha, thank you Merlin! There was several Estonian viewers requesting Finnish for some odd reason! Not to mention, they are the second country that is SOMEHOW watching a decent portion of my videos. :) I had to go ahead and give them credit!
Im finnish and have never learned any estonian. I can understand most of estonian, if it's in written form. When they speak it's very hard to understand much more than a word from here and there.
You are so nice and positive, dude! Loved the video very-very much! :) Also, hi from Finland! And The Rasmus - one of my most favorite bands in my life! Had listened to them since i was, like, ten! And now i'm 21!
Seriously, you react to "Finnish music" but have zero metal songs included? (Lordi doesn't count, they went to damn Eurovision with that) Metal is necessary when reacting to "Finnish music" since we have most metal bands per capita in the world, you should really do a proper follow-up on this with metal, here's few example bands to choose from: Nightwish (english), Turmion Kätilöt (mostly finnish), Swallow the Sun (english), Children of Bodom (english), Wintersun (english), Horna (mostly finnish), Moonsorrow (finnish), Ensiferum (english), Turisas (english)
...Finntroll (Swedish), HIM (English), Teräsbetoni (Finnish), Bob Malmström (Swedish), Tarot (English) and the best Christmas song of all time: th-cam.com/video/2s_QgMCW9ks/w-d-xo.html
HAHAHA You are completely right! I can't believe I missed HIM or Children of Bodom, Winter sun, Nightwish., and etc. I really needed to check them out! Thank you for mentioning them though! YOU ROCK!
Brian, thanks for including my track! :)
Vaikka itse en ole erityinen bittimusiikin ystävä niin Sandstorm toimii AINA.
kiitokset mr. Darudelle
Sandstormi o iha vidun jees
@@uukek1 jep
Finlandia Mutha Fukas
Darude moro kummisetä👋
Yli 50% tääl kommenteis on iha varmasti suomalaisia😂
HAHA 😂
Nii
No ketähän muuta nää videot kiinnostais :D
Salli Junttila aattelin kommata iha samaa lmao
Joo
How to speak Finnish
1. PERKELE
1. Suomi
2. Perkele
3. SUOMI PERKELE
4.Torilla
5.Tavataan
6.Noniin
The accuracy is insane! 😹
The golden key to learn the finnish language.
Oi Satana perkeleee
The moment you realize Darude is Finnish is priceless! XD
HARD ROCK HALLELUJAH! ITS EUROVISION SONG FROM YEAR 2006 AND IT WON!!!!! SUOMI PERKELE!! Like if you are Finnish :D
I'm not Finnish, but that song is super hard rock and I fucking love it!!!!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
500 000 people are lying
Suomi perkele kossu nortti sauna terva poronkäristys finlandia
Haha, as Darude Sandstorm came on, I was looking at your face and waiting for the inevitable moment of recognition :).
I like how one of the most notable landmarks in the capital of Helsinki is not recognized by foreigners watching the music video.
Aleksi Taunimaa Helsinki has got so smug it's got it's own capital now?
@Aleksi Taunimaa Does it count if I recognized it as Helsingfors? Just kidding.
I have been there standing on those steps, still not recognicing that darude sandstorm is from Finnland
@@AleT118 or 90% of Finnish youth 😂
hard rock halleluya won eurovision in 2006
Yay! That’s what I’m trying to get! Big shots! :)
Lordi releast new album this year called Sexorcism. Also lissen some Hurriganes.
Softengine's 11th place wasn't bad at all :D
bullshit, man xD
@@ludocrious7898 True tho
Tykkää jos oot Suomesta 😀
Oon
@ninjamastas :DD
En oo mutta tykkään silti
Suami
@@Ospori silti puhut suomee :D
I am always surprised how few things from Europe go through to the USA. In the shadows from the Rasmus was such an hit here in the Netherlands I couldn't imagine him never heard of him
Ik heb dat lied echt nooit gehoord...
@@doriyahdude5277 je was waarschijnlijk iets te jong dan. Of misschien te oud. Maar er is niemand van mijn generatie in mijn omgeving die het niet kent
Yeah, I'm from Germany and that surprised me as well
In the shadows was a huge hit here in México too, so I was really surprised too, like, the song was everywhere.
I'm Italian: Lordi and the Rasmus, but also Finntroll, Korpiklaani (and lots more) means and meant a lot throughout my life, I love Finnish music!
And there is no better hangover food than pizza. I love italian food❤
Thank you! Remember To listen eppu normaali
Korpiklaani is best
Italian food is the best!!! I'm eating pizza right now 😂
@@jipsumies3435 paitsi että italialaisten pizza ei todellakaan ole sama kun meidän 🤣 heillä ohuet pizzapohjat ja tomaattikastike ja juusto siinä o italilaine pizza 🤣
You should react to Nightwish, Apocalyptica, Sonata Artica, HIM, Negative, Hanoi Rocks, Children of Bodom, Turisas, the 69 Eyes, Poets of the Fall
I will definitely check out some of these that you mentioned! Hit the subscribe button and I''ll check them out in the next video :)
Brian Velez I agree with pui, you really need to listen these bands. Especially Nightwish, apocalyptica, HIM, Hanoi
Rocks and the 69 eyes (+ santa cruz, kotiteollisuus, bomfunk’MC freestyler.) Some of these bands are known in America too.
I would like to add Moonsorrow to the list. My favorite :)
Stam1na would be great too
Dont forget about korpiklaani ;)
Finland has the most metal bands per capita in the World.
Yeah! you guys have some intense heavy bands :)
Ackwell en kyllä kehuskelis sillä
@@juntti6019 miks ei
@@juntti6019 heavy metal on miesten musiikkia
Might explain why we are so emotionless people
Hard rock hallelujah is still kind of mind blowing, even after all these years. :)
You said it like Haluu Helsinki, which means like You should want Helsinki. ;)
@@heidileinonen3767 kiitti kun kerroit (Y)
i love that song
Most americans don't even know about Eurovision...
@@rasmusvainio3774 Jep. Outoa, vaikkakin ymmärrettävää xD
Onhan tuo sansdrom
suomesta, mutta on se maailman laajuinen meemi.
Nomppu :D dissaaks
Sandstorm....
Kyl kaikki sen tietää
Juu
nyeh heh heh!
Torilla Tavataan!!
YESSSS
@@BrianVelez I didn't see u at tori =( i was about to buy u mustamaggara sit oisit voinu työntää sen sun pyllyys ja pierasta
@@Tahviss iha perseestä kärpät on paras
@@Irkuwww meän äijii
ralli kaatoja hyi vittu
Ur reaction to Sandstorm :'DDDD
TRUST ME! You would have too if no one handed you the memo XD
I laughed so hard there. Hoping to see Nightwish there too to get a double jaw drop 😂
I love this song since my childhood! ❤️
@@BrianVelez Heeyyyy
I love finnish music! Greetings from Poland! 🇵🇱❤️🇫🇮
Tät is rili kyyd ting/ thats really good thing!
@Petuliini [FIN] ok 😁
@Petuliini [FIN] i luv finnish metal XD
One of the legend: Bomfunk Mc's Freestyler
Perkeleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee perkeleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
RockerFinland thank you so much ! I’ll definitely check them out specially since they are considered legends :P
It was my favorite song!
Brian Velez It was huge hit at a time .. and I too consider it a legend (I'm also a Finn)
Friiiiiistailhhhhh...
Hulluuden highway = the highway of insanity
Huominen on huomenna = tomorrow is tomorrow
Hmm yes the floor here is made out of floor
Suomalaiset biisit o kyl nii epic
@@type-10 insanity
It works like this: finns speak Estonian when they ar drunk and Estonians speak finnish when they are drunk
Estonia sounds like a combination of 50% Finnish and 50% literally all other European languages
Perkele how havent you heard anyone speak finnish
laittaa kyllä ihmetyttää. torille viikoks sivistymään.
Juottaa kaverille kossua ja syöttää salmiakkia
Aina
No mut se on amerikkalainen.
Mä tuon makkarat btw
Koska suomi on pieni suht tylsä maa pohjoisessa. Sama kun kysyis suomalaiselta miten et oo ennen kuullu Kenialaisen puhuvan.
The moment you realized what is Darude Sandstorm.. PRICELESS!
TORILLE!!
Was about to say the same. Priceless indeed.
If you love hard rock or metal in general, Finnish music is for you! We have the most heavy metal bands per capita in the world...
WOOHOO!!! Thanks! I keep discovering so many more bands since I've filmed this video! Thank you for watching
I agree. Finnish metal is so fucking good! \m/
Oh yeah, metal is Finland's biggest export!
I love metal from the scandinavian countries.
Mistä tunnistaa suomalaisen ulkomailla, istuu saunassa tuntei, kalja kädessä ja kuuntelee vaa rockki/metallii
15:30 she sings 'when the lights go out, you see it all, the lights go down but you'll stay up, you close your eyes and breathe in, knowing you'll survive anything' THAT'S WHY IT'S BLACK
"This legendary thing came from Finland?" - I'll tell you even more, "Freestyler" has also come frome Finland ;) (I'm pretty sure you must know it)
MUUMI PEIKKO PIKKU MYY AUTON ALLE LITYSTYY SUOLET LENTÄÄ PELOLLE MAKSA ILMA LENNOLLE NYT MUUMILAAKSOON NYT MUUMILAAKSOON PAAPAAPAAPAAPAA MAAMAAMAMAA
hyi eii
mood
nice
@@minuaeiole936 juuri sinun mökkitiellä
Ilmalennolle on yhdyssana 😂
Hello’s from Finland!
Kide Rinne hello all the way from Florida!
Mitä mies
the darude sandstorm vudeo is filmed in finlands capital, helsinki, infront of the 'tuomiokirkko' like if you have been there😂
Like if you live in Finland 🇫🇮
Its ok
its so wierd listen to this and understanding what they say while watching you
SUOMI PERKELE
U really never heard of Lordi? They won the Eurovision in 2006
I have! check out part two!
Well he is young and maybe don't watch Eurovision contest
In usa they dont have eurovisions in tv
Yeah its called EUROvisions for reason
Nightwish?
No way! Are they Finnish?😰
yes except Floor Jansen.
You didnt even know brian..
Nightwish💎💎💎
no i did'nt.
At 15:27 she was singing "when the lights go out...", so that's why the screen became all black
Estonia: Üks, kaks, kolm Finnish: Yksi, kaksi, kolme English: One two three
Estonia: jalk Finnish:jalka English:leg
Estonia tere finnish terve english hi
Finnish: lihapullat estonia: lihaballid English: meatballs
Suomi: nakki Viro: viiner
Suomi: viineri Viro: taani saia
Finnish kieli, Classiacal Mongolian kele
Like 80% here is from finland, encluding me.
Despite Darude - Sandstrom, here are some more or less internationally known Finnish artists and songs:
Nightwish - Sleeping Sun/Nemo/I Wish I Had an Angel, Sonata Arctica - Tallulah (most sang karaoke song of all time), Redrama - Clouds, HIM - Right Here in My Arms, Bomfunk MC's - Freestyler, Apocalyptica - I don't Care, Poets of the Fall - Carnival of Rust, Hanoi Rocks - Tragedy, ALMA - Karma, Loituma - Ievan Polkka (propably the only worldwide known song sang entirely Finnish), K-System - Guardian Angel/ Sound of Arena
Nightwish is one of the best known abroad :DDDDD
kotiteollisuus?
That was a fun watch, thanks!Sometimes I’m amazed how isolated the US is from popular music in Europe (sometimes also in Latin America). I mean, both Lordi, The Rasmus are quite known over here, and The Rasmus apparently has quite a few followers in Mexico. Lordi even won the Eurovision Song Contest with that song.
How about checking out some other artists that have made their mark in Europe. Go see “Freestyler” by The Bomfunk MC’s, “Fairytale Gone Bad” by Sunrise Avenue, “Nemo” by Nightwish, “Chasing Highs” by ALMA and “Join Me” by HIM. Maybe you’ll find more new favourites.
Freestyler is still a hammer in Eastern Bloc and Central Asia.
the US is ignorant and isolated from everything outside of North America tbh
Älä paina lisätietoja
*🇫🇮PERKELE🇫🇮*
Lordi actually got finlands first eurovision win.
Btw....The Rasmus singer is my teacher’s cousin.......😂
He's my classmates godfather
👀
Really!?
I think its a joke.
lol ok?
You're teacher suddenly became cool 😆
How no HIM? In next episode react to HIM Join Me
Haha :) I will definitely keep that in mind!
React to Nightwish please :)
The greatest show on earth live in tampere.. :)
You have to give some time to it but it will blow your mind.
Oh heck yeah!! I can’t believe I forgot about them and several other Legendary bands from Finland
Brian you can always do a new video :D (including HIM thank youu)
THIS is a must! I saw this live and it blew my mind! It. Is. So. Good.
Finnish and Estonian share common roots, most of the vocabulary is the same - but!
They have grown apart a few thousand years, so the words have changed meanings on both sides, so there happens funny and embarrassing coincidents when both speak their mother tongue.
I'm a Finn, and I understand more than half from the written Estonian, but spoken very little, except TV news broadcast nearly half. Estonian has also dropped a lot of the final vowels of the words, and affects right away in the rhythm and melody of a language.
The biggest difference is in the melody - Estonian sounds more German (there was long a German upper class), and Finnish more like old Swedish, the more west we go, the more it shows. Swedish in Lapland has somewhat similar melody with the Western Finnish, so the old Swedish. Well, the very northern Sweden was long Finnish and Sámi speaking, so their accent comes partly from Finnish.
And in the Eastern border, Russia has affected Finnish some.
In the Northern Finalnd Sámi languages affects Finnish. Those languages are very distantly raltedto Finnish, maybe separated 10 t yrs ago.
So, maybe the German accent has affected Estonian more, so that Finnish and Latvian have kept the old accent much more, though Latvian and Lithuanian are Baltic not Finno-Ugric (FinU) languages, like Finnish and Estonian - that means thay are not even Indo-European (IE) languages, but the oldest language group in the North-Eastern Europe, and the very North-Western Siberia.
But the Baltic language group was partly born in the contact of the FinU people with the IE:s. Their language is IE, but genetically tehy are related with the FinU: Lithunians have about 40 % FinU in them, Latvians 20-25, and Estonians around 33. Finns are about 70 %.
Sámi nations gene beackground I don't know well: They were first more FinU than the Finns, who first mixed with the Scandinavians. Later it might be that at places some Sámi have more Scandinavian blood than Finns. Also, they have surprisingly much Central European, like German inheritance. And that's old also, not only fromWWII time, when there was a lot of Germans there.
Russians came to the area later, they have mostly affected the Baltic countries in many cultural thigns, but not much in the melodies of the languages.
I don't think Finnish and Estonian have grown apart "a few thousand years." Their common parent language was spoken less than 2 thousand years ago AFAIK. I've seen a hypothetical reconstruction of what the language spoken in Estonia was like 700-800 years ago, and it resembled Finnish more than the modern-day Estonian does.
Estonian and Sami have always had their connections to Finland. It's not like they were completely separated for thousands of years or something
Izzard Clips Yes, It's not as straight forward as I put it. I also studied Finnic languages and Finnish, it was my major in the university. This was just a simple summary. Languags don't divide over night, it takes centuries or millennia. Except if there comes a strong linguistic (pronounce: politic) oppression, then couple of generations can do a lot.
So there was still a lot in common in those times 700-800 years ago. But the process of growing apart started thousands of years ago, when the Baltic Finns divided into 3 branches. Of course they had contacts between themselves, but the sea was still the dividing element - the contacts were not daily.
Those were Southern (Estonian, Livian, Vatyan etc.), Eastern (mainly Karelian, but now it's difficult to say how close were the more eastern Finnic languages to Karelian - now disappeared), and the Northern branch, which is closest to Western Finnish. Eastern Finnish dialects are the transition dialects from the (former) Northern Baltic Finnic dialects, and the Eastern ones. The border between Sweden and Russia finally decided what was to become Finnish, and what was to develope to Eastern Karelian (though that's not very homogenous).
TheSuomi True, Estonian and Sámi were never totally separated from Finnish. But my comment was a summary, so it has to be simple, to not make it an article.
I focused on how they grew to become separate languages. Sámi departed first, mainly because of the difference in acquiring food. The Sámi were long mainly nomadic reindeer herders, though there were so called forest Sámi people closer to Finns. But they have slowly assimilated to Finns, are withdrown to live with their fellow Sámi in the north, were there aren't much forest or not at all.
The nomads always look at the farmers to be somewhat funny dirt diggers, the Sámi still call the Finns 'Lantalaiset' = 'Landians, or Manurians', though most of them are not nomads anymore.
In my comment that thousands of years meant the languages grew apart during those thousands of years, it didn't happen just one day. They had contacts, but mostly not daily. The Sámi moved sometimes far from the Finns, and different livelyhoods made them direct to different things in life. Estonians lived behind the sea, be it a narrowish bay, but 100 km of sea makes you think do you want to visit every week, in a small sail boat.
So the languages drifted apart. And this started long ago for Sámi, because Finnish and Sámi are not as much mutually understandable as Estonian and Finnish, though the Sámi are neighbour to Finns, no sea between. But earlir there were vast wilderness between them, and first their was no horses to travel. And even that understanding between the Finns and Estonians is less than half for most people. Estonians sometimes understand more Finnish, because some of them have watched Finnish TV. Finns don't really follow the TV of the 'little sister'. Finns usually have heard some songs only.
Mate, Im Estonian and before I lived in Finland I understood nothing in Finnish. The languages are so far apart with an odd word or two being the same or similar. Finnish language is like a language of their own. They invent words that no other language uses. For example, sähkö, urheilu etc etc that are mostly the same in all other languages.
PERKELE!!!!!!!!!!!
Jos oot suomalainen tykkää tästä kommentista! You pronounce them so funny 😂!!!
vittu en mää tota likasta like nappia oo painamassa :L
I m actually here for The Rasmus
I love them
Fangirl from Hungary 🇭🇺
HIM!!!!! My favourite Finnish band ever (I'm half-finnish but live in Sweden). Nightwish, Sonata Arctica, Apocalyptica, Amorphis....
Half Finnish and half what?
@@AntonKoskinen96 Half-Greek 💙🇫🇮🇬🇷
@@MissSylvia67 Nice
@@AntonKoskinen96 Thanks! Are you Italian?
My great grandparents are, but i'm not...
The Rasmus is famous in Hungary too! I love this song from them. And you, my Finnish friends, you surprised me too with the origin of Sandstorm 😍😍🇭🇺
"minne sä meet? Amerikkaan. Rauhoittumaan."
I am so late
I'm from Finland moii
Hard rock hallelujah is the best eurovision song of all time fight me
Would've wanted to see his reaction when he learned that Lordi performs in live in those costumes.
The Rassssssmus!!
Sometimes I look at finnish words like: "I think I understand that" but then I google it and just-
I was wrong
Chldren of Bodom?
THERE IS NO WAY THAT THEY ARE FINNISH AND THAT I MISSED THEM >:C
you got wikipedia?
Wintersun, Sonata Arctica, Tarot... my brains dont work right now.
WinterSun as well o_O!?!?
to continue Gibbetoo's list with some newer and older bands: Lost Society, Beast in Black, Battle Beast, Nightwish, Santa Cruz, Apocalyptica, Stratovarius, Stam1na, Amorphis, Sentenced, HIM, Hanoi Rocks/Michael Monroe... take a pick and cant go totally wrong with any of their greatest hits
Suomi mainittu, torilla tavataan.
Heippa kaveri mihin aikaan?
@@ahhaharyu hmm... Vaikka 10min päästä?
Armyyy
@@frida-wb9bi eyyyy
Tykää jos oot sumesta trololo
Sinä et taida olla
You should react to Eurovision. This is one of the most important shows in whole europe.
Boomfunk.Mc was one of my favourite finnish band when i was teenager-oh what good times it was :D
If you are really going to cover whole europe its going to be awseome!
How often do you upload?
hello! :) Oh my! I would love. to check that out! I'm filming accordingly to demand, so at this point I am upload about 1-2 times a week. :P I am trying to come up with more ideas and concepts as I keep going with these video on forward
Listen to Hanoi Rocks next time!
Totally! Cheyenne or Million Miles Away would be awesome!
Gypsy boots by Hanoi Rocks
ooh yes my personal fav 'Dont you ever leave me' would be great
Or...Until I get you by Hanoi Rocks!
Hard Rock Hallelujah is amazing. And Lordi are still touring, I actually saw them live in Poland two weeks ago and they're fantastic live, wearing full costume and make-up in the middle of summer.
Lordi won the Eurovision contest for a reason :) I loved your reaction to that song! Your reaction put a smile on my face.
The Rasmus and Lauri 😍😍😍
Thanks for the heart,unless I dont even know u,but I randomly found you 😁
The Rasmus is literally my favourite band ever, so i'm glad you reacted to them!
European music is much better and deeper than american music! Sorry
METAL CHURCH I agree my friend 👌🏻
Finnish is almost almost exactly the same as estonian when spoken but the music is very different.
I see that! But they are both good in their own way!
yay finland owowowowowo
Finnish kid watching right here!!! OwO tykkää jos oot suomalainen
🇲 🇾 🇧 🇪 🇦 🇺 🇹 🇮 🇫 🇺 🇱 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇩 🇴 🇼 🇴
🄾🄷? 🅽︎🅾︎ 🅾︎🅽︎🅴︎ 🅷︎🅰︎🆂︎ 🆂︎🅿︎🅴︎🅰︎🅺︎🅴︎🅳︎ 🅵︎🅸︎🅽︎🅽︎🅸︎🆂︎🅷︎ 🆃︎🅾︎ 🆄︎? 🅷︎🅴︎🆁︎🅴︎ 🆄︎ 🅶︎🅾︎ 🆄︎🆆︎🆄︎:
Hei kiva ku kuuntelet meiän musiikkia owowowoowo omg oon embarrazed owowowow moikka
👉👈
Finnland is best metalcountry next to sweden and germany :D
Fader Berg you will love this little place called Norway!! 🤘🤘
Finland has more metal bands per capital than any other country in the world - FAR surpassing Sweden or Germany
@@donprovolone1425 naaah, sweden is better ;)
@@rudewalrus5636 well, the amount of band has nothing to do with my message?
And I said i like Finnish metal?!
But it's not always the best.
Ohshit, I´m exactly like You - didn´t know Darude is from Finland - Weird :D :D Awesome. Love Lordis song! And The Rasmus - OMG the best!
DUDE, I'M MIND BLOWN! I couldn't believe my ears, and ever since this video I now keep listening to The Rasmus
xD
Cool! Can´t wait 14th September - They will release new song "Holy Grail". They will be in Estonia 21.9.2018 but still like 150km away from me. :D
웃Airika Finland*
Sorry, i know it, Don´t even know why I wrote it with 2 "n" :P
@@BrianVelez this is soooo cool that you are actually listening to them, makes my lil Finnish heart really happy 😂❤
Suomi perkele👳🏿♂️
PERKELEE
Saattana!!
Perkele saatana vittu paska perse jumalauta 🙈🙈
PERRRKELE
Suomi finland PERKELE
Please make part 2!!
Oh my! Who should I react too!
@@BrianVelez please react to Sanni, Apulanta, Alma and Cheek!
Dont forget him and nightwish (when tarja turunen sang)
@@BrianVelez And Dingo And Apulanta and Eppu Normaali
If you would understand the language it would be much better
(im from Finland 🇫🇮 🇫🇮)
90% Suomalaisii
10% Jotain muita random tyyppei
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90% Finns
10% Some random people
Dududududududududu
There are a lot more good music coming from the Nordic countries than Abba and Björk.
As metal goes, try HIM, Nightwish, Children of Bodom, Diablo, Sonata Arctica, Stratovarius, Amorphis, Apocalyptica, Wintersun, Norther and Ensiferum:P
Lordi are still playing, yes. They just published a new album and touring in Europe. Not sure about the States though. They are an amazing live experience and they have the suits that you see in the video, on stage as well.
Your face when Sandstorm began!!!😂
I love this video ❤️🙏🏻
Thank you! I appreciate all your support and contribution 😂❤️🤟🏼
You must make finnish music part 2 and 3 and 4 and 5.. :D you can start heavy metal bands first!!!! Finnish people do best heavy metal! :) we live 9 month in 1 year in darknes.. :D
Darude (the one who made sandstorm) was my moms boyfriend like 10years ago. LOOOOL
BTW
SUOMI PERKELE
Oh wow! That’s crazy! So at the peak of his career! Your mom is a legend :D
@@BrianVelez omg you actually responded😊😊😊😊😊 Huge fan thank you😇❤
Ommpas tää kivaa että nytt tääl voi puhua suomea illman että han tietää mitä me sanotaan
dude cmn you definetly know band called HIM wings of the butterfly , Join Me In Death ect ect
Poets of the Fall ❤️ best Finnish band ever!
Literally no comments about korpiklaani, shame on you
AHH MAN :C
VODKA!
rauta, kotikonnut, tuoppi oltta, lempo, harmaja. onhan näitä. folkmetallia parhaimmillaan!
markus vesanen melekolailla suoraa otit mun listalta nuo biisit, kannattaa myös koittaa synkkä, kunnia, metsämies, ämmänhauta, vesilahden veräjillä
kyllä kaikki on tuttuja biisejä. kulkija-albumi vaikuttaa vähintäänkin erittäin mielenkiintoiselta. vaikuttaa melkosen erimoiselta ku aikasemmat, mutta ei välttämättä huonolla tavalla
Theres nothing like home 🇫🇮💙
Dead Letters by The Rasmus is one of my favorite albums of all time. It's a masterpiece!
Some other finish bands that are also pretty known in Europe are HIM, Sunrise Avenue, Apocalyptica and Nightwish. You should really check out Apocalyptica and Nightwish. Also the band Beast in Black. Their greek singer has an incredible voice.
When the screen went dark in the last video the lyrics said 'when the light goes out'
Hy! Can you make a part two? This was really entertaining to watch
PART 2!
Who ever picked these songs for you did a really good job. These pretty much are either really popular songs in Finland OR are huge success stories in the world.
Ketkä kaikki tuli kattoo pelkästään suomalaisia kommentteja?! SANDSTORM!? HELL YEAH!!
Mää
Brian, you ever wonder why in the internet age majority of this cool music do not end up in US Radios :) Latvia, Finnish, Estonian music.. :)
HECK YEAH! We keep repeating the same 20 songs for like 3 months at a time instead of giving these artist opportunities!
AWESOME! I am Estonian, but I listen Finnish, Latvian, Lithuanian and Polish music a lot :D
I suggest you to fade out songs audio, not just cutting it off, because it will sound better like that.
Thank you for the awesome advice! I constructive criticism. I'm also proud of you for having such an open mind to different music specially of different languages!
AT Gaming Could you suggest some Estonian bands? Metsatöll is the only familiar to me.
XtreeM FaiL Do you have a discord? You can find my server from my video descriptions, then join and we can talk in pm, I can tell you a lot about Estonia :)
Lordi is a legend
They are absolutely amazing!!!
Fun fact: They've made 3 different music videos for "In the shadows". 1. With a bank robbery theme, 2. this one and 3. the US version
Hey everyone, listen to Finnish music.
Good choice of band&songs, because even I(Who don't listen Finnish music lot) like those songs
Hahahaha I'm glad I was able to make the right selection :)
My dads best friend plays in Loordi.
NO WAY!!! Who is his friend!
@@ronni7723 I'm sure he does lol
Actually is finnish really similar to estonian, I have learned finnish a bit but I understand almost everything. Btw well done 👍👍👍😁
Haha, thank you Merlin! There was several Estonian viewers requesting Finnish for some odd reason! Not to mention, they are the second country that is SOMEHOW watching a decent portion of my videos. :) I had to go ahead and give them credit!
Im finnish and have never learned any estonian. I can understand most of estonian, if it's in written form. When they speak it's very hard to understand much more than a word from here and there.
Bixoryte oh hyvä!
What ive come to learn is that estonians understand finnish much better than finns understand estonian
@@Dookie9669 that's true!
You are so nice and positive, dude! Loved the video very-very much! :)
Also, hi from Finland! And The Rasmus - one of my most favorite bands in my life! Had listened to them since i was, like, ten! And now i'm 21!
Aaawwww u are so fucking cute ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘😘😍😍😍😍😍 love from Finland!!!!
Seriously, you react to "Finnish music" but have zero metal songs included? (Lordi doesn't count, they went to damn Eurovision with that)
Metal is necessary when reacting to "Finnish music" since we have most metal bands per capita in the world, you should really do a proper follow-up on this with metal, here's few example bands to choose from:
Nightwish (english), Turmion Kätilöt (mostly finnish), Swallow the Sun (english), Children of Bodom (english), Wintersun (english), Horna (mostly finnish), Moonsorrow (finnish), Ensiferum (english), Turisas (english)
...Finntroll (Swedish), HIM (English), Teräsbetoni (Finnish), Bob Malmström (Swedish), Tarot (English) and the best Christmas song of all time: th-cam.com/video/2s_QgMCW9ks/w-d-xo.html
HAHAHA You are completely right! I can't believe I missed HIM or Children of Bodom, Winter sun, Nightwish., and etc. I really needed to check them out! Thank you for mentioning them though! YOU ROCK!
th-cam.com/video/Bxq_EkJ7gFE/w-d-xo.html
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Poisonblack, Sentenced, Sonata Arctica.. Peer Günt is also worth checking out.
Korpiklaani!
Khaotika Yes. Because that is the only music we finns listen... Sheesh.