Joost Klein dedicated this song to his father, who died when he was 12 years old due to cancer. His dad taught him that the world has no actual boundaries. His mother died a year later, when he was 13, due to cardiac arrest. Before his dad passed, Joost was already writing all kinds of stuff and promised one day he was going to go to Eurovision. He has gone through so many challenges in life, and it is a true inspiration to see how he deals with them.
Dear friends from Canada. If you want to participate in Eurovision, we Dutchies will do our best to get you in. You are our liberators! ❤ We will never forget this. And: you are more European than you might think.
Lots of love and respect brother from Canada to the Netherlands.❤️❤️👑👑🥇🥇 I really wish that we were part of this incredible song contest, however, for now we just watch and enjoy the great European videos.👊
The fierce music ad the end is real Dutch Gabber music, made in Rotterdam in the 90's.... it will be the first time this kind of music will be heard at the Eurosong festival.
🇨🇦 Since it became unthinkable that Australia isn't taking part in the European Song Contest, I feel like it's about time Canada will join this European party too!!! 🇨🇦
Thank you so much for diving into the meaning of Europapa! Love your reaction. You've seen a mix of two performances in one concert. The first was on the stage. With Joost in the middle op the crowd was the second recording. It went a bit wrong in moshpit. No serious accidents though 😅
Euro papa - Pats Bas et Aiko- Pedestal revamped Czechia sont deux chanson que j’adore énormément ( les deux sont super lyrique et musique est spécial, même si text Pedestal est un peu vulgaire, le message de cette chanson est fantastique , mais je préfère comme même Euro papa , me fait rire, merci pour commentaire
