Måneskin (Italy Eurovision 2021) “I Wanna Be Your Slave REACTION!!! 

gotcha gotcha gotcha. sorry!

The drummer is a guy. Ethan 😉

Poor Ethan! 😄😄😄😄

Ethan is the most beautiful of them and many people mistake him for a woman, maybe because his long hair 😁

@@raffaelae1020 didn’t they say that?

I was so angry because some americans already tried to “cancel” them on TikTok.

@@ligaabeltina8437 That’s as American as one can be, isn’t it? Ugh.

the american industry needs to find some excuses not to let another foreign artist sell on their territory... it's called protectionism

they're so obsessed with race its crazy

@@ioanabbb5563 It's because their society is inherently racist... and prudish.

yes i was about to write that as well xD Literally almost everyone here is fluent in English

Not in Italy.. For sure

@@emanueladibari9463 Really ? i mean i dont know about all other countrys but in germany nearly everyone from the younger people is fluent, ofc there are some who arent but the majority is fluent

@@oraniuk9271 yes I know.. In Germany and Northern Europe is very common to learn English from the early age. I can say that Maneskin speaks very good English to be Italian 😉

@@emanueladibari9463 ok, that kinda blows my mind, i though all european countrys would learn english as we do :D

Glad Im not the only one trying to learn Italian all of a sudden 💀

@@AbBy-uc1de I have to say, Duolingo is not the best... I highly recommend Language Transfer

I have grown up with songs in other languages. Most songs are in English and as a child I only spoke German, so I can not really understand why people like to learn the language. Foreign languages are fun, but also a lot of work. You can still translate texts with deepl. Even now I know english, but only translate the song text if I concentrate on them. I mostly listen to also english music just understanding some words. So why do people like to learn Italian now?

Thank you!

@@Duconi because it’s some next level of excitement and enjoyment when you can shout the lyrics of your favorite song at the top of your lungs fully understanding each word and discovering the poetry hidden within the lines, that’s accessible only to those who confidently speak the language. Besides, as you have said, it’s really fun to learn something new, a new language offers you a new perspective of this incredibly diverse world. Not gonna lie, I’ve also fallen prey to this band’s charms and picked up Italian because of their songs. If it all goes well and I manage to complete this task, Italian will be my fifth language. I’m a native Russian speaker, fluently speak Ukrainian and English, currently trying to learn German. After the second or, i’d say, the third language you get the general idea of the process and learning another language gets significantly easier.

Omg same how do you learn?? Do you have any tips I just started duo lingo but I think grammar and like words / hearing at the same time is too much at once

good luck with our fantastic verbs :p

@@AbBy-uc1de i use duolingo too and i guess i'm just gonna continue with that. I'm used to duolingo, it helps me. I'll probably search on youtube for more help when i get to a proper level on duolingo. But yeah i agree it goes fast with so many words but i think it's just for the beginning

@@karlm1495 this sounds kinda scary but thanks alxmwlmlwksks

@@engblake it meant to be scary :pppp anyway you can search for: "Learn Italian with Lucrezia" and "Impara l'Italiano con Italiano Automatico" here on youtube :)

Well, I'm a Greek and I appreciate good music :)

Same hahahaha love Måneskin and One Direction

Coraline is a masterpiece and one of my faves from them :D

Literally the first song that came to my mind when he said that. 😆

They were established artists before eurovision, performed in xfactor italy and have done gigs a lot. So no, that's not it. They just are professionals who love their job.

@@chezzlefy3273 thought they were street artists since that's also being said and there's a big amount of footage of them performing on streets but I could be wrong yes

@@firefrost6252 they were, but it was long before Eurovision! They have started from scratch, yes.

@@chezzlefy3273 ohhhhhh alright, thx for informing me

they were street artists something like 4 years ago lmao

Btw you should react to Coraline there's a video on youtube where there's italian and English subtitles it's so good and has really deep lyrics

Those videos are funny af