This is an art protest performance, well thought in every detail, even Croatians didnt understand it at first , but after solving the puzzle that this performance is , i have to say its a masterpiece....lots and lots of hidden meaning , visual , music and in any other possible way.....its satire at its best.the first part of the music references the soviet greyness and hopless monotony, the next part its about chaos...and so on...wery well thought in every detail....

@InhigoAlai

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Crap!

@mirolovakovic

Жыл бұрын

Here is another piece for Your puzzle: Белару́с (Belarus) is a model of tractor produced in Minsk en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belarus_(tractor) So, what do You think 'Mom bought a tractor" means?

@brianhein1662

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I think it means exactly what you wrote

@eurovisionhistories

Жыл бұрын

That is so funny. Thanks for sharing!

@nikolaguscic5075

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@@brianhein1662 The answer worthy of LET3 🤣

Trajna Nina Amargedonona = "Trajna Nina Nena" is a popular croatian lullaby for children, here is the part "Nena" changed with Amargedonona, alluding to an Armageddon lullaby. Pure genius by Let 3!

@daviddergenc7682

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Istrijanska

@marticvoka

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Exactly!

@tihomir7

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I nije uspavanka 😊

@daviddergenc7682

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@@tihomir7 tako je nije uspavanka nego Istrijanska tradicionalna

@kafetinjo6880

Жыл бұрын

that little psychopath, that crocodile psychopath, mom, I'm going to war

Even we - croats, who understand the language had hard time understanding the message and full meaning of this song. At the first hearing we all said what a rubish but after just few hearings we noticed that there is a huge twist! Members paid attention to every small detail - scene, cosplay, music, lights and lyrics. It is fckn masterpiece because you hate this song at first but you cannot not love it at the end! They are actually playing with our minds on provocative and satirical way and send strong message to stop this madness and war! And the rhytm is very catchy! "Some could compare this song with a bohemian rapsody or monthy pythons" The hidden message is #stopthewar - but on very satirical and provocative way. Let3 is "special" band They have more votes against them in croatia because of their provocative way of singing (they are always singing naked, with roses in their rearparts, rude words in their album's titles...funny thing is that they have been selling completely empty albums - and even sold 350 copies of empty cd :D or publishing only one copy of an album...so as you can see...not an ordinary bend at all). 1. In this song, tractor is a reference to Lukashenko's birthday present to Putin. Belarus is also manufacturing tractors. 2. Mama ŠČ is a metaphor for Mother Russia. ŠČ is a russian letter. 3. Putin is described as a "vile little psychopath". But Mother Russia or russians support him (mama loved a moron). 4. He is crying crocodile tears (boris johnson's words) for russian dead soldiers - meaning he doesnt care about them. Or it could be about russian drug called crocodile meaning that this psychopat is on drugs. 5. The vocalist represents Stalin, and the guy with rockets has NINLE on his forhead (wordplay:Nin-Le=Lenin). 6. The meaning of the lyrics is kinda obvious now: "Mama bought a tractor" "Mama (meaning Russia) loved a moron (meaning Putin)" "That little psychopath (W-w-war, war) Little, vicious psychopath (W-w-war, war) Crocodile psychopath (W-w-war, war) Mama, I'm going to war" All in all - this song is trolling Putin and russians but also asking for a world peace. 7. BUT what makes this song perfect is that it doesnt stop on lyrics...they have full performance! As you noticed they have cosplay like soldiers...at the beginning at "bohemian rapsody" part the vocal is turning around like a doll enjoying madness (putin) while his fellows are lying dead on the floor (his countrymans). Also the end with a roses in their bums sends powerfull message about peace, but again, on the only possible way for let3 - provocative way! After all, the thing i like the most about this song is that is jumps from the worst song ever to one of the most powerfull songs! And maybe it is just me but i love when someone tricks me this way :D #Stop.the.war! #hope.we.wont.see.another.bomb-drone.in.croatian.capital.after.this 😅

@eurovisionhistories

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Thank you for this. Very nice addition

@puraLusa

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I loved it on the first time I listen to it. I don't understand the language but the message was clear. Maybe because I wasn't attached to the linguistics it made it easier.

@Hairysteed

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@TheVatrogasacMirko Holy crap! That adds yet another level to the song!! This performance should be treated like a work of contemporary art!

@ivyyyyyyyy

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Perfect :)

@irisfee4958

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🤗

I am from Rijeka, Croatia, and are Let 3 fan for the last 20 years....so I can tell you that your explanation is really really accurate, awesome work!

@eurovisionhistories

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Thank youuiu

@ramsaysnow9196

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@@eurovisionhistories u failed to see that nona is SSSR ! If mother is russia then the grandmother is SSSR. Armagedon grandmother0nuclear power SSSR! Still i think the song is worthles crap.

important fact - they didn't wrote this song for Eurovision competition, it is just part of their new album, and they come on the stage as 4 riders of apocalypse (Plague, Death, War, Famine) with fifth called HDZ (Croatian most dominant political party).They are founded in 1987. and from the beginning were very loud and explicit political and social criticis in Croatia. Almost as a proof (check point) that we really live in democratic society.

@satanya666

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too bad involving politics is forbiden in the eurovision and they managed somehow to break the rule without breaking it.

Great job, now hopefully people will bump into this video to clear the air. I've seen so many people saying it's just chaos and no meaning, then few even saying it's transphobic... You did a great job on explaining how that is not the case.

@eurovisionhistories

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Thank you for the nice feedback 🤗

@Xxxypher

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Honestly, I saw more of Hedwig and the Angry Inch appearance with their make-up. A quick Google search showed me that they are allies of LGBT rights.

@daviddergenc7682

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LOL

@slavplaysgames

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i mean croatians in general dont like lgbtq pedos we are a traditional conservative country mostly keep that trash out of the balkans

@slavplaysgames

Жыл бұрын

​@@Xxxypher friends of CHOPPING UP UNDERAGE KIDS AND CHEMICALLY CASTRATING THEM ? FRIENDS OF TRANS STORY TIME AND EXPOSING KIDS TO SEXUAL THINGS WOW YOU PEOPLE ARE REALLY DELUSIONAL SICKOS ... LOOK UP HARRY HAY HE IS ONE OF FIRST PROMINENT PEOPLE OF LGBTQ KIVEMENT HE WAS A PEDOPHILE AND ADVICATED FOR NORMALIZATION OF PEDOPHILIA

Great analysis. As a Croat who understands lyrics, I would also like to provide an additional interpretation of the first two verses. So the first verse goes "Mama kupila traktora", and it actually doesn't literally decode to Lukashenko buying a tractor to Putin, but to Russia "buying"/bribing Belarus and establishing control over Belarus. That's because "kupila" translates to "she bought". Also, беларус (=Belarus) is the best selling model of tractor in Belarus, and this makes the parody more apparent. This interpretation is important for understanding the second verse "Armageddon nona", which is harder to understand. "Nona" in Croatian means grandmother. So if "mama" = Russia, then "nona" = "Soviet Union". This makes more sense if you consider that Russia "bought" Belarus, and has now transformed itself into new Soviet Union who wants to be an empire (armageddon nona). Finally the nonsensical spelling of alphabet letters in the middle of the song actually represents unification of (Soviet) states into new Soviet Union, which is now represented with a new symbol "ŠČ". Also "ŠČ" is parody of letter "Z" which you can now see on Russian tanks deployed in Ukraine. Despite being punk rockers, Let 3 are known in Croatia and ex-Yugoslav states for their unique punk rock style and deep symbolism. Their main member Mrle also writes texts for theatre plays, which is also worth pointing out. So the whole performance must be taken into account while interpreting it, because this isn't a song you can listen to on radio, but a mini opera that makes a parody of horrors of totalitarianism.

@eurovisionhistories

Жыл бұрын

Wow! Thank you so much this is blowing my mind. You are the first one to mention most of these points.

@koraba8498

Жыл бұрын

Veoma odlično obrazloženje

@ivanakresic6325

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Bravo Franjo

@mjosic

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Spot on @franjopesut2740

@laguska

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Franjo gave great answer. I would just like to add my taughts.The verse Mama ljubila morona - Mother kissed a moron reminded me of how kids tease each other on the playground often insulting mothers (less common now, but used to be prevalent). And it felt like one Slavic brother is teasing another. We also profusely use mothers in our swears, and get very creative about it. Šč also sounds like a gun being unlocked. Music consists of 3 different styles that cen be understood like 3 different stages of war: Intro (or chorus) begins with an adull repetition. Almost feels like recruiting where they brainwash you wait the same propaganda over and over again. Then comes the chaos of war - they fall down. Strobes are flashing and the audience is left not knowing what to expect much like how you don't know what will happen when the war starts. Then comes the overglorified opereta part. And name calling of the psychopath. This felt like the storm of feelings that are collectively and chaotically felt during and after the war: pain, loss, trauma, homelessness, depression, stagnant economy, alcoholism and dispair. Song then returns back to the begining almost as if suggesting that the new round of recruiting is begining anew. On the first hearing this songs sounds childish and simple, but the more I listen the more associations appear. I've also read somewhere that crocodile psychopath also refers to a drug krokodil which turns people into zombies and is popular in Russia. Croatia has also been through war so I also think this was a way to try to cheer Ukrainian people and to keep their spirits up by laughing at the that little psychopath. Sorry for a longer post. You really seem interested. Let 3 is awsome. Their radical unapologetic freedom is a breath of fresh air within our stagnant and conservative society and they've been doing it consistently for almost 40 years. Can't wait to see what they'll cum up (you read it right :D) for their performance in Liverpool. Cheers!

Hello from the UK. Thanks for this. So interesting.

@eurovisionhistories

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching David

Let3 experience usually entails shock and confusion at first. Then comes research and realization there is truth behind their madness on stage. By that time you would have heard the song so much, you actually start to like the sound of it. And then in the end comes enjoyment in their art.

@eurovisionhistories

Жыл бұрын

That is what happened to me yes ;)

As an English speaker, the first time I heard this, the "shch" sounded like "sh*t". I got the war references, so I thought they were saying something like "I'm going to war...sh*t". Hilarious. From KZread comments I was able to understand the real meaning hidden in the song. Genius song, creative and surprisingly catchy. Happy it qualified for the final!!!

I love how open to interpretation the lyrics are. The guys from the band confirmed on TV that it is an anti-war song and the official art for the song really drives that home. I like a different tractor theory. Belarus is the biggest tractor exporter in the world (every 10th tractor is from Belarus) and their most famous model is caled "Belarus". So I think "mom bought tractor" means Russia bought Belarus.

@antonija6910

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Also crocodile tears is also really common saying in croatian and I thought that is the most likely to be the inspiration. Also kids like to use "krokodilski" as a insult and it's very juvenile, mocking and hilarious so I found that to be likely too.

@eurovisionhistories

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Thank you for this! The possible interpretations seem to be endless

@swami1913

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@@antonija6910 udaj se za mene 🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🚜🚜🚜

@John_Weiss

Жыл бұрын

@@antonija6910English shares the crocodile tears metaphor with Croatian.

Hvala vama...🇭🇷🇪🇺🙋

Super objašnjenje cijele fame oko ove pjesme...✔️Idemo LET 3 ♥️💥👁️👁️🇭🇷🇪🇺

@eurovisionhistories

Жыл бұрын

Hvala

I liked the makup/style reference to Charlie Chaplin"s "Dictator"

Let 3 are from Rijeka, the most tolerant town in Croatia. It"s a rock opera song against the war.

Album "Nečuveno" which was just empty CD was sold in quite a lot of copies. It was great marketing trick played by Dallas records. If you buy one "Nečuveno" for free, as a gift you'll get "Bridges to Babylon " by Rolling Stones

This days it is very rare and very nice to see on KZread someon educatead and well spoken. Very rare but nice. Congratulation.

@eurovisionhistories

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the nice feedback!

Konačno nešto kako treba na Euroviziji i od nas ! Dosta je bilo sladunjavih, uvlakačkih pjesmuljaka na engleskom da bi se nekome udvorili za sitne bodove ! Ajmooooooooooooo LET 3 !!!

@nikabrkljacabottegaro4050

Жыл бұрын

fran

@jeboshifru

Жыл бұрын

Juzeru, ovo je najuvlakačkija pesma koju ste ikad poslali, ahahahah :D

@KRASICA041

Жыл бұрын

@@jeboshifru ne kaki. Znaš loi tko ili što su LET3 za RIJEKU i Hrvatsku? a koliko su tek koncerata imali u srbiji? album Bombardiranje Srbije i Čačka ima pjesmu koja se zove Riječke Pičke.I ta pjesma ima svoju poruku koju Ti osobno teško možeš razumijeti.Jedino ako nisi Riječanin kao JA.

@jeboshifru

Жыл бұрын

@@KRASICA041 Šta god da su bili, više nisu. Prodadoše se. Ne govorim o pre, govorim o ovom konkretnom sada. Jedino ako ne planiraju neki zez na kraju, ako pobede, pa naprave iznenađenje s videom u kome bi se značenje pesme značajno odmaklo od mediokritetstva i poltronstva evrovizije. Ja u Rijeci svako malo, prijatelji mi tamo. Mahom anarhisti :D

@D3R_WOLF

Жыл бұрын

​@@jeboshifru tamo se karinđaš, jeli bre? 🧐🧐🧐

Drugačiji, svoji, rokeri... Kreativni. Aktualna tema, avangardni promišljeni tekst i izričaj. Dosta je kazališna... nije sladunjava. Prava stvar u pravo vrijeme. Bravo!

Dodala bih da je kritika militarizacije, jednoumlja, stvaranja kulta ličnosti i slijepog pokoravanja režimu (vidljivo u pokretima članova oko frontmana, svi se kreću istim pokretima i pozdravljaju). Vaša interpretacija je poprilično detaljna i dobra. Hvala.

@eurovisionhistories

Жыл бұрын

Hvalaaa

@Angelus1111

Жыл бұрын

Usput Belarus je marka traktora tako da kažu da je Rusija kupila Bjelorusiju tj. od njih stvorila svoje vazale.

This song, the meaning, and the last SC give me goosebumps

This one is a winner, talks about everything what's goin' on in the world right now!!!

Good job. Glad you made this for non Croatian speakers. It's a masterpiece that needs to be understood.

Thank you!!!! Now we Croats don't have to explain to everyone in comments what it is about.. and I've actually learned few new possible meanings of our song so great job 👍

@eurovisionhistories

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Lovro ;)

@sanjaprka4290

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✌️🙋💯💥🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇪🇺

Thank you for finding out and translating the lyrics. I now Love the song and performance even more. It is perfect. 12 points!!!

Let 3 could have made literally any kind of song and they would win because they are legends and they rarely participate in competitions 😁

GOOOOO CROATIAAA

Very good reaction and interptetation! 🎉 an important factor in this song is that the group Let3 comes from the city of Rijeka, which is an important carnival city. The whole city lives and has a tradition related to the carnival, where it is very important that you have a tractor that can pull the parade float, the stronger the tractor, the bigger the float. I think that this detail also shows the Eurovision competition itself in a satirical way.. Also he is singing “trajna (permanent)Nina armagedon nona(granny)” “trajnanina” is phrase from folk songs, mostly lulabys..

@TheExtrreme

Жыл бұрын

And also, worth pointing out is that Rijeka is the most liberal city in Croatia so it makes perfect sense that Let 3 are from Rijeka.

@milicabeliceva9710

Жыл бұрын

Egzactly 🎉love that city.

@daviddergenc7682

Жыл бұрын

Tako je

Thank you! Great job! Armagedon nona also refers to Russian general Surovikin who was known in Syria as general Armageddon.

@eurovisionhistories

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@mariomarino3020

Жыл бұрын

armagedon nona = armagedon babushka at the same time. Crazy. 10 words, 20 meanings.

Great job, great analysis! Bravo! Excellent!!! Hvala❤

@eurovisionhistories

Жыл бұрын

Hvala for watching!

This video deserves to be widely viewed. What a well researched, thoughtful explanation.

@eurovisionhistories

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the feedback. Really motivating

This was excellent. I don't have any interpretations to add. The song itself is actually amazing to listen to without the accompanying show too. You notice many layers that are missed when you are distracted by the visuals, like the opera choir voices in the background singing cheerfully: "war, war, war", like it's a game and an adventure. Which reminds me, this wasn't written for ESC. It is part of their war opera. Makes even more sense when put into that context.

@eurovisionhistories

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Silvija!

@magdalenap.7420

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"War opera" I haven't seen this mentioned anywhere before. Is it going to be the theme of their upcoming album?

Thank you .Loving Croatia Song it had me smiling now that i know what they are singing about its even better .Cheers.

Let 3 we love you!!Amazing as allwas!!GO CROATIA!!!

I'm 100% certain that I'm not the first person to compare them to the Monty Pythons, but it is possible I was the first one to make that comparison on the first video. This song reminded me of a fantastic chapter from one of MP biographies. I think it was the "Lawyer's cut". They describe how one of the members had a criquette game on a Sunday, right after the show had been broadcast on Saturday evening for the first time. During the game, his friends kept coming back to him. The first comments were along the lines of "you know, I watched that thing you did last night... It was a bit weird". Then during the next break "now that I think about it, it was kind of funny", until it became "that was bloody brilliant" by the end of the game. This is the effect this song, and a few others by Let 3 had on me. Something surreal, tickling your imagination. But the "gag reflex" is also there, I see it on a lot of reflection videos. The infamous "triggering" that for one reason or another causes too much shock in some people and they can't forgive that, no matter everything else. And that's perfectly fine, because just like Pythons, Let3 doesn't look for anyone's approval to show the middle finger to bullies with rockets

Bravo for your perfect analysis of song ❤

Hello from Croatia! Well done! Great job explaining this to the crowds! It is for me unbelievable that this song raised such an interest among people. Let 3 is out of this world. Thank you again and thanks to the UK also for a great show...

This performance hit me for a six, WOW, this has to win by a land slide

This is an amazing dissection and clarification of the song that has more layers than anyone can imagine!

I'm from croatia and i wouldn't describe and explain it better! Great job! Everyone should see this, especially those who have never undestood and appriciate a band like Let 3. Excellent job!

@eurovisionhistories

Жыл бұрын

Hvala Sandra ;)

Thank you so much! I'm from Croatia and I didn't known the meaning behind the lyrics and I can say that you really helped me💗 Btw you are actually really good talking Croatian!

@eurovisionhistories

Жыл бұрын

Thanks. I am happy I didn't butcher the phrases ;)

@Somewhere_on_Venus

Жыл бұрын

@@eurovisionhistories your welcome :)

Short best description of what LET3 is for all of u non Cro people... Sacha Baron Cohen in punk version. Either u love it or hate it. ŠČ!!

Croatia was for a long time under Austrian rule, we do have the phrase "Krokodilske suze"(Krokodilstranen), so you are spot on in interpreting that verse(in my opinion). I love the word-play of Let 3 since I was in high school, 30-ish years ago.

@NVBG78

Жыл бұрын

Krokodil heisst der Rauschgift, und wir alle wissen wer von den heutigen Politikern ist als Drogenkonsument wohl bekannt.

This was awesome video! Thank you

Bravo

From the first time that I watched the performance, I knew it had a strong protest message, and this video only made it even more clear. Thank you for explaining the lyrics!

ŠČ❤️👍👍👍

I think this is a winner....Eurosong2023

@eurovisionhistories

Жыл бұрын

Not sure about that haha but now I think it will qualify at least

Great explanation! Well done👏❤️🇭🇷

Hi @eurovisionhistories, as a croatian native speaker, I really love your (up to the point & no BS) analysis of these rather Dadaistic lyrics! P.S. - Let 3 are an absolute professionals; doing a fantastic job for almost 30 years - conveying "simple" truths in a satirical and uttermost entertaining manner. Cheers

@eurovisionhistories

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Hvala Zoran

It is an anti-war song. Anti Putin. The song refers to dictators in general, which are described as "little vile psychopath". Tractor is a reference to Lukashenko's birthday gift for Putin. The singer is portrayed as this big dictator, and the psycho guy represents Rasputin and has written LENIN on his forehead, just spelled backwards. Mother is a metaphor for mother Russia. Mother Russia groomed a Psychopath and ŠČ is a letter from the russian alphabet (Щ). It is all a satire, it's a multi layered song. The costumes represent how much Putin tries to ban LGBT in Russia

Winner alert! Eurofans love politics intead of music. Браво, браво Хрватска!

So much effort put into analyzing a poem that is difficult to understand in a foreign language... Respect

@eurovisionhistories

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Tomislav!

It is worth mentioning that their Album "Outrageous!" was originally titled Nečuveno, which can also be translated as "Unheard of!". Well... you guessed it, the CD was completely empty, bu the promotion of the empty CD was a spectacle.

TRAJNA NINA is Croatian song to lulling children to sleep, it symbolizes state of mind before war. Armageddon is war that woke up Europe. Nona is granny on Croatian. Before Mama Russia was SSSR and little psycho tried to return Mama to SSSR. ŠČ are 24 and 5 letter from Croatian alphabet. 24+5=29. 29 letter of Croatian alphabet is Z.

Wow mean, you did a great job... What an excellent elaboration end explanation.. Thanks for your effort.. The song is great, you need only to listen to it..

@eurovisionhistories

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the nice feedback !

Thanks 💕

Excellent explanation about song::)))))Niceeeee!!!!

His outfit is like from Charlie Chaplin movie, The great dictator.

Хорватія, - дяка, 🎶🇺🇦✈️

Very good analysis, agree with you, thanks🙏 Hvala Vama😊

@eurovisionhistories

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Hvala Neda

Absolutely loved this performance, such an artistic and conceptual way to show a message. Thanks for your analysis, very helpful!

Vielen dank for this video. Very enjoyable. 👍🇭🇷

I can imagine, that the chaotic part in the song represents armageddon itself. In the case of nuclear war, everything is destroyed in a few seconds. All of it. People, as well as all kind of art. In their performance, it is demonstrated with a mix of very different music styles accentuated with a Croatian alphabet and visualized through the fast rotation of very differet pictures. Strong message!

Thank you for breaking this down. I’m soo curious about their performance and I just wanted to learn about the band.

i am sooo happy you made this video! You did your homework frrr keep it up!

@eurovisionhistories

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Thanks!

The song is awesome.😍 Greetings from Ukraine 💛💙

@eurovisionhistories

Жыл бұрын

Stay safe ♥️ Thanks for watching! 💛💙

You forgot metnion tekst on the missels. One missiel says NJINLE that you already explaind but on the other is "PAJČU" and if you rearangde letters it is ČUPAJ that woul be "PULL OUT" and oposite of that is PUT IN. Well, there you go :)

All well interpreted ! 👍 greetings from Croatia 🇭🇷😎

@eurovisionhistories

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Hvala

Exelent analyisis 👍👏

@eurovisionhistories

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Thanks!

I would add the interpretation of the musical structure. It reflected the whole development of the current conflict. A childish repetition during the first part, until the first act of war: dissonants, people on the floor. Stronger continuation, more layers are added, the odd disturbance… i think it is very interesting as a work of art.

Great analysis, you picked up a lot of the content meaning and artistic performance layers on offer by Let 3. BTW, Rijeka, home city of Let 3, is a birthplace of torpedo.

@eurovisionhistories

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching! How did you find the video if I may ask?

@milicabeliceva9710

Жыл бұрын

@@eurovisionhistories People from Croatia Are sharing this analysis on other reaction videos. That is how i find you. You Are good!

@eurovisionhistories

Жыл бұрын

Oooh thank you for sharing, thats really nice!

@arbanaskocudo

Жыл бұрын

It is great to mention that fact in this antiwar song

Thank you VERY MUCH for great explanation

@eurovisionhistories

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Andreja

Among a lot of internet musical 'gurus' you really did you homework! Respect! My two cents about choreography - why hands over eyes and mouth? Don't look, don't ask! Rings any bell? With Let 3 *everything* is well thought in advance! And why roses in their backs? As far as I remember in one of their interview a long time ago (I think, might be wrong) - everything is a fart except human life.

Great explanation... Greetings from Serbia!

@eurovisionhistories

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Thank you

Wow 😮😮😮

Just to add another layer. "Trajna nina" as a phrase means permanent or perpetual sleep. Trajna = permanent; ninati (as a verb) = to sleep (but in a baby talk), nina = she sleeps. Coupled with Armageddon... well, it's obvious.

@eurovisionhistories

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Oooh Thank you that is a very interesting new aspect

@ljubog

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Well, you're stretching it now a lot. But yeah, eternal sleep after the Armageddon, makes you shiver.

"mom bought a tractor" could be a reference to a song by "Шао Бао" band from late 90s There was a line "kupyla mama konyka, a konyk bez nogy" (mom bought a horse, that didn't have a leg)

Congrats.. Best explanation ever.

The best analysis of ŠČ song! Great job! One more thing! During the song they pronounce the whole Croatian alphabet. While hyper speed saying the whole alphabet, all group members fall down and have big convulsion! I think they would like to tell us that uneducated low IQ people have problem to spell whole alphabet!

Bravo !! Šć!! Svaka čast!!!

Greetings from Croatia ŠČ! 😁

Great job explaning.. Greetings from Croatia :)

@eurovisionhistories

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Hvala Enes

i just realised, in Croatia we say Car je Gol( Emperor is naked) as a phrase that we use to debunk some kind of false system, it sums up the whole opinion about a person or thing without unnecessary explanations ......so at the end of song they are naked!

Thank you. Now it makes sense.

great ! you get topic ! greetings from cro

@eurovisionhistories

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Thank youuu

Bravo!!!

Hvala ti na super objašnjenju pjesme...bravao! Sve si shvatio kako treba. Pozdrav iz Rijeke odakle su i LET3. Novi pozdrav nam je ŠČ....zato topli ŠČ iz Rijeke.

Hvala!

Thanks for this vid ;)

Id also add that it seems that the person on the screen behind is a drag queen named Jovanka Broz Titunka, named after Titos wife. She is known for her eccentric and wild performances so she might be there just for fun, but it also could be alluding to Titos and Stalins rocky relationship. Also if im not wrong on one rocket its written put out(again alluding to put/in)

Belarus is also type of tractors made in Belarus :) Belarus tractors are produced by Minsk Tractor Works in Minsk, Belarus and distributed in the USA by MTZ Equipment Ltd. Founded in 1946, Minsk Tractor Works is now one of the largest tractor manufacturers worldwide, producing 8% of the world's wheeled tractors. So maybe it means that Russians bought Belarus loyality?

Amazing breakdown thank you very much

Bravo!

Thank you! Let's hope we don't get disqualified 😅

@daliborperkovic3918

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That, too, would be a success :D

Great interpretation. Being Polish I understood some 80% of the lyrics but you made me connect the dots. By the way, we also have crocodile tears in Polish so I expect the Croats have this idiom as as well.

Forza Fiume ❤ ŠČ!

Hvala, Danke ,👍😊👏

Great explanation! Thank you! ŠČ👍🌹

Great job 👏 👍

@eurovisionhistories

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Thank you!