We Try Guessing Stereotypical Music Across the World 

"is Ireland a part of UK?" SIR YOU COULD HAVE LAUNCHED A HUGE ASS DIPLOMATIC INCIDENT RIGHT THERE-

Eddy: “I was too scared I would be offensive.” North Koreans don’t have access to the internet soooo...

Love how they say Eurovision as if it was a country of it's own

All songs are from their respective countries. While Brazil is represented by a German song that doesn't sound like Brazilian music at all

5:10 Eddy: “too scared [to guess North Korea] to be offensive” Also them: “is Ireland a part of the UK?” 😂

I loved “This country has been through some shit!” And he was absolutely right.

7:00 Fun fact the song is actually a Eurobeat because the song isn't even brazilian, it was made by some German DJ group based of samba music but if you ask most Brazilians they don't claim or like the song, the song is called "Samba de Janeiro" but a better song that is actually Brazilian would be "Magalenha"

To be fair, the Brazilian song is most definitely known in Europe.

“Is Ireland part of the UK?” “I’ll count it anyway” The Republic of Ireland has been officially triggered-

people say: "memes can't be educational", while eddy here knows most of the song from memes.

6:57 🇧🇷This Brazilian samba was probably not produced by a Brazilian, so it has more electronic than percussive elements.

Eddy: *hears music from place they’ve never heard of before* Eddy: “Oh my god I’ve never heard of that place before! Can we go there?” Brett: “Sure why not?” This is so random I love this.

shoutout to twoset’s friends that make game episodes possible

"is Ireland part of the uk" Every Irish and British person: not again

3:21 *the IRA would like to know your location*

deciding to count the uk guess for the irish song as correct is quite a decision. a bold one i’ll say.

Fun fact about Säkkijärven polkka: Finnish radio stations played that song 24/7 during the Continuation War in 1941 to stop Soviet radio mines to activate and explode. So it's very Finnish song.

Twoset: "Greece?? That was so random" Greek twosetters: random sad greek noises

Me as a Canadian knowing full well there won’t be any Canadian music in this but still waiting:

i'm Polish and i guessed the polish song beafore I heard words. I'm proud of myself

"we're probably gonna offend some people with this video" 2 minutes later "is Ireland part of the uk?" 👁️👄👁️

"Is Ireland a part of the UK?" Northern Ireland: *sweats nervously*

i, as a norwegian, have never been more confused about my nationality than when y'all guessed that dragostea din tei was stereotypical norwegian music

The Zorba is SO well known for greece 😭😭😭

Was surprised to see Moldova here. “I didn’t know that was even a country.” Yeah, we get that a lot. Love and hugs from Moldova ♥️🇲🇩

eddy thinks its north korea and changes it to poland *ends up actually being north korea*

1:05 Omg I can't believe they played Happy Day in Paris. That song sounds so nostalgic now and brings so many memories... One guy from my class found that song on RU-vid and he used to blast it on his phone at most random times during our classes, especially in french class (we're from serbia). We all laughed so much each time he did. I miss my previous class so much :( I'm still not aware that that period of my life is over now. It feels like one morning I'll wake up and go back to that school

Wow! I'm from PL and You Guys made me laugh so hard :D. Probably everyone knows that turkish Tarkan - Kiss Kiss song, sounds nothing like polish, but 'Czerwone Jagody' is kind of very old folk song, not easy one.

The North Korea one was SO funny. And don't worry, that's not the traditional Brazilian samba music so we're not upset cause we didn't even recognize 😂

Hello guys, First of all, huge fan of the show. I'm Brazilian and it was hard guess even for my other Brazilian folks that that "Samba do Brasil" was actually from Brazil, turns out, that song is played by a German band called Bellini, which pay tribute to our rhythm with some Euro vibes electronic. So the confusion is legitimate.

5:18 it's definitely IPL's theme song yeah it is After:😲😕 (IPL is an sports league like NFL And it stands for Indian premier league)

Thank you for thinking the majority of music was from Mexico. Very honored.

me, as a german person, i kinda feel offended by the song that was picked but i also laughed as hell😂😂

Never hesitate to dance to Tunak Tunak Tun, Eddy!

finally a yt recommendation that gave me genuine fun. Feels like yt from decades ago. Thanks, guys. : )

This was very entertaining to watch! So fun! ❤😁🤣🔥💯

the fact that the Japanese song is not even from an anime just makes this better

I love how many countries are know for their beautiful music. Then America just has Cotton Eyed Joe..

I have never hated you guys ever! So amazing... HOW THE HELL COULD YOU CONFUSE IRELAND AS PART OF THE UK?!

I’m from Texas and I practically cried from laughter when the song for the US was Cotton Eye Joe. That song was written by a Swedish band. I was expecting country music but that caught me by surprise

"This country has been through some sh*t. I'm gonna randomly guess Poland." Yeah, that's exactly what my country is known for.

On a random note, I suddenly realized that Eddy always look at Brett while talking to him. While Brett usually just stares amusingly into the distance somewhere off camera.

That was fun! I played along and scored 21, pretty happy with that lol Thanks for the video!

as a european who grew up with a lot of different countries being normally tougt about in school, i get confused as hell when people don't recognise these things. And it makes me apreciate how many things i learned in school (useful or not)

Cmon guys, Korobeiniki doesn‘t ring a bell? TETRIS?

"Is Ireland part of the UK? I am gonna count it anyways" is a dangerous sentence.

2:20 It is Säkkijärven polkka, a song Finns used to disturb the Russian radio mine signals by playing it non-stop for a some days on radio.

Dragostea din tei: starts playing Every European: vigorous dancing and flailing

Fun fact about Tunak Tunak Tun: It is said that this music video was made in response of some critics saying that the artist only got fame because of the pretty girls in his video, so he made a music video where there is five versions of him only, and it became a worldwide hit.

Colombia is known as "the country of a thousand rhythms" because it has more than 1025 folkloric rhythms. 💜

Bro i love mongolian throat singing it's sick!!!

brazil was so easy man, ntl you did amazing and good reactions too keep it up 👍

I love how by the end Brett's given up and is just tagging along to Eddy's guesses..... And then gets Japan in like 2 seconds 😂

As an Indian, I literally went "noooooooo not that one for India" when they played Prego Canastero (Spain), coz the opening wind sequence is used for the theme music for an extremely popular cricket tournament IPL.

omg thanks for my fav shostakovich piece in the start

you guys are adorbs, new sub

As an indian I laughed so hard when the "Tun tuna tun" thing started. It's kinda like a meme here so I seriously kept laughing till the end of the video.

TwoSet: Don’t know what Gregorian chant is. Me a Violist: 22 points.

Yes the Finnish one was very Finnish indeed! Our traditional music has a lot of accordion and it's actually one of the most well known folk pieces over here. It's kind of amusing how you both landed kind of close but kind of really far with your guesses 😂

As a fan from Brazil, I knew that music style as soon as the song started playing and I was a tiny bit disappointed you guys weren’t even close. 😅

Eddy’s facial expressions never fail to make the videos 10x funnier

That north korea one i- ✋ That was so unexpected how did Eddy even think about that

You are so underrated in this area of music

8:13 Gegagedigedagedago

6:37 Eddy’s “Can I do that?” was so funny

Me, a german: feels like Austria, Switzerland and Germany sounds the same

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Loool I also thought that the brazilian song was Eurovision-like style xD because, to be honest, unless we know it, there's nothing particularly brazilian about it! Props for the North Korea one! 😂 You guys are amazing 🎉 But to be honest I'm a bit surprised you didn't recognize the gregorian chant right away since you are classical musicians.

Eddy: hears *Rule Britannia* Also Eddy: I feel like it's English, but I'm not so sure

GUYS that comment about Ireland being part of the UK is literally gonna send half your audience

As a French person, hearing Brett and Eddy say a few words in French is one of the most beautiful things s I have seen.

Ok you guys had me at NK...that was hella funny!

"Is Ireland part of the UK?" the inhale of controversy was real

Their reaction to North Korea was true gold! But with all due respect, if Brett & Eddy don't recognize Sebonzakura on its own, then the weeb is not strong enough LOL

the way brett recognised senbonzakura like in a second WHEZZE

Omg I cannot. These songs are classics how can you not know them.

“Hello guys welcome back to another episode of twoset violin” Man it never gets old

I'm fairly certain the Lion King song is South African, not Tanzanian. The opening part is in Zulu and was written by a South African composer. "Stereotypical" Tanzanian music is vastly different to that 😂

I remember dancing to the Tunak Tunak Tun in the summer camp in my school as a morning workout we did everyday, and I still love it. I'm a very serious person and don't do this kind of things usually, even when I was a child much younger, when kids play pretend and answer to what is asked of them on the TV, but I danced my best to Tunak. I'm from Russia btw lol

1:10 literally got used for my schools French club ad and I thought it was hilarious

Fun fact: Cotton eyed Joe was made by Rednex. Rednex is a Swedish musical group.

Eddy: didn't want to say north korea to not sound offensive. Also eddy: named three random latinoamerican countries.

As soon as I heard the Vatican one, I just knew lol. I was like "this sounds like my catholic church on steroids" 🤣

Säkkikärven polkka is very well known finnish song. It's and old song but every finnish person would probably recognize it. I know you know Finland through Sibelius but our folklore songs are very different compared to his music :)

TwoSetViolin: doesn't want to offend anyone by guessing their stereotypical and most culturally famous music, of whose people would most likely feel happy for being recognised TwoSetViolin: proceeds to ask "is Ireland a part of the UK?"

Eddy: It's really dissonant. Sounds like this person is making mistakes....Ukraine? Me: sad Ukrainian noises

I laughed a lot thankyou guys i enjoyed it 🥹❤

That rendition of Cotton-Eyed Joe was Swedish. The song originates from the U.S., but the version here is substantially different and performed by Rednex, a Swedish Eurodance group.

Edit: Here's the full list including the ones they didn't name (Mongolia, Russia, Turkey, for example). 0:34 - Colombia - Sonora Carruseles - La Salsa Llegó 1:03 - France - Traditionnel Mussete 1:25 - Germany - Die Woodys - Fichtl's Lied 2:01 - Finnland - Säkkijärven Polkka 2:29 - Greece - Zorba's Dance 2:54 - Ireland - Irish Rovers - Drunken Sailor 3:27 - Russia - Red Army Choir - Korobeiniki 3:56 - UK - Rule Britannia 4:16 - North Corea - Korea Does What it's Determined to do 5:17 - Spain - Pregón Castañero 5:53 - Mongolia - Batzorig Vaanchig - Chinggis Khaanii Magtaal 6:11 - Austria - Mei Muata und Mei Vota 6:32 - India - Daler Mehndi - Tunak Tunak Tun 6:58 - Brazil - Samba do Brasil 7:21 - China - Kung Fu Fighting 7:39 - Poland - Czerwone Jagody 8:06 - USA - Rednex - Cotton Eye Joe 8:24 - Vatican City - Salve Regina 9:00 - Argentina - Moulin Rogue - El Tango de Roxanne 9:20 - Israel - Hava Nagila 9:39 - Italy - Tarantela Napolitana 10:02 - Australia - Australian Aboriginal Didgeridoo Music 10:09 - Moldova - O-Zone - Dragostea Din Tei 10:35 - Turkey - Selim Sesler & İdil Üner - Saniye'm 10:57 - Tanzania (?) - Carmen Twillie, Lebo M. - Circle Of Life 11:12 - Switzerland - Franzl Lang - Yodelling 11:24 - Mexico - Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán - El Jarabe Tapatio 11:31 - Japan - Hatsune Miku - Senbonzakura 11:49 - Serbia - God is a Serb

Yes, that is unfortunately probably the second most famous polka piece from Finland after Ieva's polka (leek spin meme)... I guess it is kinda stereotypical but I'd say it is more traditionally stereotypical than current stereotypical which would obviously be anything heavy metal. :D

amazing how such good musicians can have such a small musical knowledge

After seeing what you guys think Scandinavian music sounds like i wnat you even more to check out Swedish folk music, lots of violin in there

"I was too scared to be offensive" a yes, I'm sure those North Koreans that don't have access to RU-vid or any form social media will be gravely offended.

Alternate name: Eddy gets reminded of Mario Kart for 12 Minutes and 33 seconds

guessing south africa on the german one hurt my patriotism but LMFAOO i just found your channel and i love it

You guys did pretty good

My grandpa was a Finnish folk musician, so when the Finnish polka started I called it immediately. It also made me miss him a lot, but it’s nice to think of him.

Brett: Is a Mongolian throat singing prodigy 6:13: Also Brett: *Does not guess Mongolia*

At the beginning of the video. Eddy is like Sho we found a video the other day.

Answering “Japan” in 3 seconds you heard the intro of Senbonzakura makes me laugh 😂 so fast!