Reaction to Aurora - It Happened Quiet (Live at The Current) 

that version is almost a religious experience

I would qualify that by saying the KEXP Iceland one and not the other.

Aye! I appreciate you for hangin in with me! We got just a little ways to 50k subs in one year. See ya there!

@@whatitdodave I’m still gonna be here forever

Oh thank goodness someone else gets it! My kids and I are autistic and it's so obvious she's like us, she's stimming in her interviews too! Idk how people don't know!?

@@AvaNightingale Simple answer...People respect her and don't call it out to everyone, because she is not diagnosed. She hate to be labeled and put in a box. Watch the HAIK documentary of her, and you will understand better.

@@i_d_i_e_h I did and understand quite well, I respect her wanting that, though that is rooted in ableism, and while it's fine for her to want to avoid that nastiness from people... There's nothing inherently wrong or shameful with being autistic. In fact I'd argue the opposite.

@@AvaNightingale I agree with you, and she does too, but she has been asked about it a lot. For years the first thing that popped up when you googled her was "Aurora Aksnes diagnosis" I understand that it's annoying for her. It's not important to HER what she is or isn't, and she want people to focus on her music.

@@i_d_i_e_h also completely fair, and as an artist I can understand why that would be very annoying and not worth the response. When all people do is reduce you to a stereotype they have in their head, it's hard to not lash out the opposite way and just shut down anything to do with that line of questioning.

The acapellagroup is her trawelling band without their instruments..amasimg singers all of them :)

When was that Danny?

@@justjulie37 2 summers ago in Bergen . At the crossroad between galleriet and fisketorget (idk what the building is so i just say fisketorget. Its the closest) idk if you're Norwegian so i just type the location maybe you know them..

@@Danny_R_ Wow, that's cool. I was just wondering because I didn't think she was dating someone now. Very sweet that she was holding hands with her girlfriend. Lucky her.. And no, unfortunately I am not Norwegian. I would love to be. You have so much talent there. And I'm guessing you don't have as many sociopaths as we do here in America. I would love to come to your beautiful country. And I would definitely love to meet Aurora.

@@justjulie37 Yea i actually didn't know much about her when i met her. I had heard maybe a couple og he songs. I didn't even know she was lesbian or bi. But hey good for her.. Ut it was kinda weird seing her. I dont belive in aura and that stuff but she had some sort of aura thing around her. Not colours or anything but just.. Her present.. There was something about her. And the dress she was wearing was beautiful. And i dont really give a sh*t what people wear. But it was hard to not notice.. And her girlfriend was beautiful as well. But idk who that was or if they're even togheter now..i just kinda listen to some of her music. And havent gotten that into her personal life. And her music is not necessarily what i out on, im more a hip hop head. Well i like all kinds of music but hip hop is my fav. But as im getting older and the hip hop is getting more and more worse I've been kinda moving over to different things. But now when i was thinking about it i cant remember nothing from what i did that day. But walking that crosswalk and seeing her is like imprinted in my head for some reason.. I cant remember nothing else from that day.

@@Danny_R_ There is definitely something special about her. It is hard to put into words. She seems like a very kind person. I would love to have a conversation with her. We seem to see the world a lot in the same way. She writes like I do too, so I just kind of feel a connection with her music. I like a little bit of everything when it comes to music, but I did not have to grow into liking her, I loved her immediately after hearing just a few notes . If I had the money I would spend some time in Norway. Always wanted to go there.