09:25 'ENJOY' means grand-daughter / 'ENJAMI' means grand-son, / 'AMBARI' means elephant / 'MUMMARI' means 3 types of rain. The reason why the elephant (ambari) is mentioned repeatedly is because they only live in deep forest, and because of the forest there used to be 3 types of seasonal rain (mummari). However, we no longer have the seasonal rain now because of the destruction to the nature. The song also questions humans for trying to teach the animals how to run their life, when we are the intruders of their land. Therefore, the song in a nutshell invites the younger generations (grand-daughter and grand-son) to revive and protect the fertile land left to us by our ancestors to its old glory (:
Just FYI, I am Canadian Tamil, more than 300000 Tamils live in Canada. This Video is the first project of Oscar won musician for independent music Artists, few Canadian Tamils part of the initiative. Some of the prominent Tamil Identity, google head Sundar Pitchai is a Tamil, current US Vice President is half Tamil. Tamil is one of the classical language in the world. Arivu is changing his voice to his grandma in a version of oppari( old powerful way to express emotions in funeral ). Thanks for taking the time to explore
@@IJayReaction so many canadian tamilians are living in canada, please contact any one of the viewer and learn Tamil language from the viewers. In india we have more than 84 language, so every indians speak atleast 3 to 4 languages. Similarly you can also learn as soon as possible.
Sir, I am from india and I am a tamilian. Jay reacts wants to learn Tamil language. Will you please teach him? Or please guide for tamil learning website. Yaaravathu tamil katru kodunga. Kuripaga canada vil vasikkum tamilargal oruvar, allathu website moolamay padikka udavi seyyunga.
Some info on Tamil: Need to know it, to appreciate it ! Tamil is known as the Oldest Spoken language - still spoken currently on a daily basis unlike other old languages Tamils civilisation is also known as "The Lost Living Civilisation" by anthropologist and archeologist alike as their architecture and cultural habits are exactly similar to that of Mohenjedaro & Harappan civilisation (whose people suddenly when missing without a trace). Tamil is classified as the only "Super Classical" languages as classified by Harvard university since Tamil satisfied all 11 prerequisite condition for classification for classical status unlike the rest. Some classical language are Chinese, Japanese, Latin, Hebrew & Tamil, Sanskrit, . N closest was Hebrew & Japanese with 9 I believe (from recollection) n the rest below that.with Sanskrit @3 (no hindi or Urdu in the list surprisingly) and Chinese with 7. In Tamil language the Tamilians coined 20 more words for mathematical numbers beyond 1 billion n y such high crunching do they need it 2000 years ago; unlike now only recently did we incorporate new words such billion, zillion, trillion, quadrillion, tetra zillion n such So older civilisations were more advanced in maths then itself which we don't quite appreciate. There are 5 most intelligent languages - Tamil, Japanese, Latin, Hebrew, Chinese if not Arabic The reason Bcos the language has continuity in those language which is linked to maths, transpiring into the "Logic" realms leading advance civilisation development and so the claim of "intelligent" Language. For example, In English the number stops at 10 (discontinuity) n there is a disconnect after 10 (between 11 to 19) the continuity behind only after number 20 onwards (21 23 .. 29 ... 30, 31 ... 50, 51 ... 80 .. 99 , 100, 101..... 111 .... 121 ... 150 to infinity) So after 10 , 11 shd be read as ten one ten two not eleven or twelve but after 20, 21 is read as twenty one or 33 as thirty three n so on but the disconnect is between ten and nineteen (shd be ten ten (10) to ten nine (19) as per by logic. Bcos of this shortcomings other languages does not fit into the most intelligent languages as per experts who classified it to be so. The continuity is what separates these 5 languages from the rest. There are many more interesting factor - go explore it by visiting India or reading vetted materials on it. Watch Praveen Mohan post & videos on you RU-vid - he is good with explanation n evidences produced during his presentation (discard the Mythological and sensational part but understand rational & logical science part of his video - it will broaden your thoughts and mind on ancient civilisations) There many wonders too there - temples with chains carved out of granite, fusion of different rocks technology !!, 800-1000 years polished structure still smooth to precision n shining after all these years!! Revolving pillars as in spindle; seven musical note off a single pillar that comes off it on striking different sides of the pillars (delicate hand carving) and many more. One more pin hole tech used so much so that the shadow of the temple tower's crown's shadow falls upside down instead of upright shadow all built almost 1000 years ago Also there are many many temples like in maha Balipuram where a circular water tank tub (for bathing) is cut out of rock to a millionth of an inch (circumference of tub) which is machine precision accuracy using only medieval tools Not forgetting Ellora & Ajanta caves n many more ... I can go on n on .... I was astounded at the craftsmanship and depictions of advanced technology that we use today almost 1500-1000 years ago !! U need to go over to India to appreciate them - I did n think I should do more if it to learn abt the skills & intelligence of older civilisation throughout the world.
Meaning of Oppari: Oppari is an ancient form of lamenting in Tamil culture performed (cry singing) by a group of women emotionally when someone lost their loved ones, in which this ancient practice is still exists in Tamilnadu and other states of south India... Formation of Oppari: A group of women form a circle holding each other's shoulder and facing each other and cry singing in a funeral spot.. Content of Oppari: The group of women cry singing the Oppari about the person who passed away, mentioning how good he lived his life in the past, his love towards the family members, his likings, his sacrifice to the family members, his happiness and sorrow, how much the family members loves him too, Praising him for what he did for the nature, everything.. Why Oppari? Oppari cry singing is not only a way of conveying messages to the public related to the deceased person in a funeral ceremony, but also a scientific way of releasing the stress of the person suffering from the loss of their loved ones. i.e. Psychologically helps to deal with emotions .. “I PLANTED FIVE TREES, NURTURED A BEAUTIFUL GARDEN, MY GARDEN IS FLOURISHING BUT YET MY THROAT REMAINS DRY” IS A LAMENTING PHRASE USED IN OPPARI SONG USUALLY PERFORMED IN A FUNERAL PLACE IN TAMIL CULTURE.
@@IJayReaction Kurdish itself a tamil name ...kurudi means blood and literally tell as the land is full of red(blood) soil place...even in ur Kurdish there is a name of place called as athiyaman...that's a pure form of tamil name... And most importantly the Kurdish region yazedee religion and thier main god is Taus melak(peacock angel) and Tamils main god is murugan(peacock rider) both are same... So Kurdish and Tamils are one only😉😁😉😁...that's the reason of the DNA connection u r doing this video bro...
@@IJayReaction ??u mistook bruh...in kerala we speaks the language Malayalam'..which is the hardest language in india as well and this is invented from Tamil language..... I think may be of that reason it is..
✌️Proud to be tamilian🔥 i think this song is reacted of so many people's but i definitely say🔥 you are the best🔥 you explained ,what the song is,who is the singers of this and which language...🔥 Vera level.....👍
What I really like about this guy is that he actually researches the videos before reacting.. It's not easy to delve into other cultures and get what they are trying to convey through their art, so I find his reactions refreshingly genuine!.. Keep going, bro!.. 🤗
First I wish all CANADIAN People... Your Reaction & movement GREAT, My language Make you this much IMPRESSED, I proud of TAMIL as a TAMILAN, WE TOGETHER WILL SAVE THE NATURE 🌳❤️🌳🇨🇦🇮🇳🌳
Good you want to know more abt Tamil & thanks for that. FYI: Thatha Thatha = grandfather Partee Partee = grandmother Kalaivettee = Kalai (plough) + Vetee (cutter) So it's about Farmers, cultivation & Agriculture Cuckoo is a real bird that COOS - making the song cuckoo cuckoo in the morning (wake up calls of mother Nature) It sounds just like Dhee does in the video calling onto others. So this cooing bird is called Cuckoo Bird in English just Bcos the bird sings or coos "CUCKOO-CUCKOO" You would have heard of the famous Swiss Cuckoo Bird Clock - it pops out of the clock and goes Cuckoo Cuckoo to sound the hour for the respective time. Annakili is actually Annam (swan) + kizhli (parrot) a name many tamils use to name their girl child meaning beautiful girl (white as swan signifying peace purity & pretty as parrot with nice beautiful eyes n nose) It is just a name like Lilly or Rose describing beauty for a girl child. In reality there is no such one bird but individual birds as in swan (Annam) and parrot (Kilizhi) Cuckoo is a real bird (not just a name to call their children) Annakili is just a name (no such real bird) - describing a beautiful girl See previous comment to know more abt Tamil.
Dear sir I am from tamilnadu we have rich culture and tradition hear I want to inform you the first navy warship was constructed by Tamil cholaking rajarajasolan who built huge temple in thanjavore
Sure Sir .You will get 10k Subscribers within end of the year. Best Reaction video for this Video,Please Reaction more Tamil videos.We definitely Support You.
Hey!! i really appreciate that you took time to know about the artists, and also your reactions are too good... Made me really happy when I saw you vibing to the song...
This song is basically a unusual conversation between a grandmother and grand son about the nature in usual way of speach (with lots of twisted words an jumbles). In this song the word enjoy is not meant to enjoyment it is a tamil word, usually grandparents called their grand daughters. Enjaami refers their grandsons. So the song states that my grand daughters and grand sons, come together to protect what we built that was right for you (mother nature and family). That line we plat 5 trees, those built a beautiful farm, due to the growth of culture you screwed those things (nature and family). The line riding on the elephant means, we are so poor and lower caste who was once not allowed to walk to the streets now we developed so come to see me in an elephant. There are so many things which are related to nature and family in this song.
This song has got deeper meaning & innuendos that goes beyond just the lyrical meaning (translation or trans-diction) U got connected with whole conceptualisation of the video - the singing, music composition, the vocalist, rendition, instrumentation, cinematography and beautiful lyrics which captivates us, while conveying a simple yet powerful message for our eternity (which many younger generation forgets and get caught in consumerism) :- TOGETHERNESS in DIVERSITY with RESPECT for RIGHTS of ALL Creatures-Creation Plant & Animal to LIVE in HARMONY with US all without exhausting Mother Nature & SHE will HEAL and SHIELD us ALL if ONLY we ALLOW Mother Nature to do HER works at her PACE. The language is Tamil (S.Indian - where is Chennai is based) and just as ARR & u both stating it's just the start n eventually the culmination of other languages will follow from diff global artist & background to make it global - good effort & foresight Arivu attempts to sing in his grandmothers voice !! Dhee is the singer of the famous "Rowdy Baby" song hitting in more than 1 billion viewer count in just RU-vid alone (not counting other social media platforms) Cuckoo - is the Cooing sound of the Cuckoo bird calling out (sounds - cuckoo cuckoo) & so the bird was named cuckoo bird.in English Just as this song is calling out to all to come together and live together in harmony as a family by respecting every creature's rights & belonging to be so and also sacrifices made by our elders to ensure the world's sustainability as we are all interdependent and should not exhaust our resources thru our irresponsible acts pushing us towards excessive consumerism directed by egoistic & greedy political leaders & biz entities covering people being displaced for all the bad reason as war, slavery, conflict and the likes n they making livelihood away from as refugees or otherwise due to discrimination. There's more to it if you go deeper ... it's about displacement of people for economic reasons, discrimination at all levels, disparity & disproportionate distribution of wealth as seen by certain biz Corp & political people but very the farmers who puts the food on ur plate is left behind struggling & scraping to make a living n let's come together as one to change and correct the ills sowed n directed by the many few (max 100-500) over the many (6 billion). Let's hv compassion to spread compassion thru unity with diversity over divisibility Enjaami is colloquially pronounced, with a village slang But it's actually EN Sammy (My Dear, My Beloved, My lord) and such is a Tamil endearment term usually used by elders to address their children or loved ones; esp the grandparents call their grandkids as such. Oodiya ... is actually Oodi Va (come running) to me or here (as we beckon come quickly to me) in Tamil language (which is marginally related & spoken in Central African countries too) Vaango Vaango = Come over, Come over (is sing with a Sri Lankan Tamil slang/twang) instead of Vaanga Vasnga (actual Tamil) Did u identify the young singer holding the hand of the elder to give support they would carry on with their elder's endeavour the custom of respect & sacrifice for the benefit of one and all including various creature's sustainability let alone survival of humankind in making this world a better place to live in. Modern Living with Older Generation's Traditional Values as one Earthly Family - So let's follow thru the path our ancestors fostered -,living in peace & harmony with Mother Nature.
Too good reaction bro when I first watch that video I don't get that lyrics what they are saying then I realised omg there is a huge message in this song then mind is juz totally wow.....❤️
Haiii We feel so proud tat u admire n appreciate our tamil language Tamil is a v beautiful n an ancient language U r rocking Keep goin on wit more n more tamil songs U wil start lovin it
Brief Info on Artist - Arivu & Dhee Dhee is Tamil of srilankan Tamil origin (mother) settled in Australia but now moved to Chennai with Step Dad Santhosh the producer of this video .. She can speak Tamil but can't quite read and write it well as she was brought up in Australia Like wise Arivu ancestors were from Tamil Nadu near Kutralam - who were taken tho Ceylon (now Srilanka and not ethnic Srilankan Tamils as Dhees's mother Meenakshi Iyer) workers for tea plantation by the Brits when drought that region and was once again displaced after centuries from Srilanka by Srilankan Gov after it got independence from the British. Which was messed up by the Brits in not sorting the equal rights first as agreed by all parties which was eventually rescinded by the Sinhalese Bandaranayaka PM period By forcefully removing Tamil of its official status n forcefully inserting Singalese language while removing the Tamil language off school media and how ancient Tamil library and its literal works and arts were burnt down to wipe out Tamil historical traces and that set of the dispute leading to disharmony and friction within the 3 societies -,thanks to one leader (just as the division of India into Pakistan all Bcos Brits messed it up) ... ok enough of this Arivu tries to narrate the difficulties of people being forcefully displaced and so the importance of ancestors and tiger suede rings and contributions made for their future generation S n that we shd all respect the rights of everyone be it animal plants or creatures as we are one if we become one with Mother Nature Arivu lamenting denotes that and also he attempts to sing in his grandmother's old creaky voice at certain segment.
@@eniyathendral2728 yes I do take the trouble to enlighten people about Tamil and it's beauty as well. FYI info I was very poor in Tamil language and can't quite speak, read or write much as I did Chinese then Malay before getting into Tamil and use to cry over it as it was so difficult Bcos of the transition and so use to hate it then. I only got interested with Tamil at my adult age on reading a heavy book called "The Lost Living Civilisation" published by Readers Digest and was perplexed at the truth presented with logic and evidence. Ever since then I fell in love with Tamil and wanted to know more about it and regretted that I missed out on such a lovely language when I was young. I only picked up my spoken Tamil when I was in UK watching Deebam Tv when I was doing my degree followed with my MBA there; so much so that my friends as shocked to find me doing better then them. My written Tamil is slower & reading is still very very slow as I have to add the letters before I read it out in my mind !! Ha ha. I am not an expert in Tamil but I can do it slowly but fairly well. I even learnt what my name meant - Kunalan = Man of Virtue குனத்தை ஆல்பவண் = குனாளன் நானும் என்னால் மடித்தவரை இனிய தமிழ்லை பற்றி பரைசாட்றுகின்ரேன் !! Sorry if there is any spelling or grammatical error.
@@kunalandevakirubai8136 Oh you are so sweet and very inspiring person brother.Your name is beautiful. Small mistakes, but your Tamil is pure. குணாளன் = குணம் + ஆளன் = குணத்தை ஆள்பவன் = Man of Virtue தேவகிருபை = தேவன் + கிருபை = தேவனின் கிருபை = God's Grace நானும் என்னால் முடிந்தவரை இனிய தமிழை பற்றி பறைசாற்றுகின்றேன்!! Till my 7th grade I have studied in Tamil medium school and then move to English medium in 8th grade. Struggled a lot to learn English. Tamil is fluent for me as my mother gave extra beating and training when I was 7 year old (when the class teacher complained about my poor Tamil reading). I thank my teacher and my mother now, as I am so fluent in Tamil 😀😀
@@eniyathendral2728 ha ha ... not the same page and same boat just that on different side of coin or boat so to speak. Sad to learn the central gov is still trying to suppress archeological findings in the south and and off shore structures off tutocurin i think and not allocating budget for more exploration cos it is showing that southerners were more civilised and advanced from the north (as they kept preaching shockingly that the south cannot be more advanced to their dismay) and they are spending millions on the north since independence but not funding in the south even when kilzhdi was found in 1960s !! It happens in Malaysia for the Bujan archeological site too when the Malaysian gov began to realise it was pointing towards Tamil settlement they shut it down and tried to dispose the findings but unfortunately they were all recorded and stored in Washington university and open to publics view which no one can deny. Bujan is in Kedah which was called Kedaram during cholan kingship in those regions Malaya the old name of Malaysia (newly coined after Sabah, Penang and Sarawak joined with Malaya is actually a Tamil name as in Malai Uru Or Malaiya erukkum Nadu The word Malai Uru than was used to called the language as Melayu which is then used to called Orang (people in Malay) Melayu meaning Malay people where Uraan (people of the land or soil in Tamil) which changed to Orang in Malay There is more to say and if u go deeper u will find that many truth is hidden and not brought to light due to patriotic or political reason Cheers
வணக்கம் நண்பா.... எங்கள் தமிழ்ப்பாடலை கேட்டு மகிழ்ந்ததற்கு..... உங்கள் பிரதமர் JUSTIN TRUDEAU அவர்கள் தமிழர் விழாக்களில் பங்கேற்று சிறப்பு செய்கிறார்... நீங்களும் எம்மொழியைப் பற்றி அறிந்து கொள்ளுங்கள்.... Hi friend, how are you? Thank you very much to happy while hear tamil song. Your prime minister JUSTIN TRUDEAU participated our Tamil functions. You will know about tamil... thank you
Your reaction is awesome sago❤️❤️ I love your energy to sing a song 😍 Proub to be tamilan🔥🔥 Lots of luv sago ❤️❤️ I think End of year you transform into tamilan sago 😁
Nature is grandma that tamilnadu village Grandma called to them affectionately, enjoiiei its mean granddaughter . Enjaamy its mean grandson . That's is correct mean
Such a perfect man for the reaction of a well thought ,well deep meaning,artistic,so touching,so real historic type,so real video....n l like that only enjoy word is in tamil ,n the rest is in native tamil🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️
Bro.. i just love ur reaction and also love u r made so much of effort and replying to all of ur comments properly.. that was 💥🖤 Now this album is on road to 250million...
The title “Enjoy Enjaami” has so much of meaning. To the people who are unfamiliar about the title, “Enjoy” is combination of two words, En + joy (thaayi), narrated by the Rapper Arivu. “En” means “My” in tamil, "thaayi" is actually "Mother" in Tamil. Combinedly it is "My Mother" ... “Enjaami” is combination of two words, En + Jaami. “En” means “My” in tamil, “Jaami” is actually “Saamy” it means “God” in Tamil, combinedly “My God”. “My God” i.e. "Enjaami" is how elderly people call their grand children or their loved ones in Tamil Culture which is so so cute to hear that. Even the farmers and labours use to call their Masters (Landlords) as "Enjaami" as a respect giving. Likewise singer Arivu is called everytime as “Enjaami” by his Grandmother Valliammal affectionately in real life. That respected Grandmother Valliammal is shown in this ENJOY ENJAAMI official video song at the end … take a look… ROCK ENJOY ENJAAMI..
Also additionally the song also expresses "why is my grandchild is sad ?? There are fruits with seeds again to grow" Also vent out sorrow in a part of this song "I have trees and garden grown well yet my throat is dry" portraying farmer's debt, struggles and frequent draughts. ( Like satisfying others hunger although they have nothing"
I reaĺly love the music, voices, dance, picturisation and above all the soulful lyrics and its amazing message. Enjoyi - my grand daughter (affectionate way of calling) Enzaami - my grand son. Thanks for your appreciation "Ijay reaction".
Your reaction as to Arivu changing his voice to that of grandpas..... The tone is akin to "oppari", a folk tradition in Tamil Nadu. "Oppari" is a fusion of eulogy and lament about the deceased. Arivu employs the tone of "oppari", wailings, in that part which you suggested as grandpas' voice. After all what can you do other than lamenting if your throat is still dry even after you have nurtured a beautiful garden?😀 As I understood from the analysis by a Malayalee expert...😀
GREAT VLOG. ITS A TAMIL NADU FROM CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU, 🇮🇳INDIA. TAMIL LANGUAGE 🎵 connected to TAMILS WORKERS IN PLANTATION OF SRILANKA. ARIVU CREATOR IS A SRILANKA,AUSTRALIA PLAYBACK SINGER.
Hi Man...! Realyy happy to enjoy our song. Actually this song praises our Ancestors, our mother nature, animals living around us and ask all to just enjoy all these and leave them as they are...!