haha! Nice subbing! The joke was completely untranslatable but you found a replacement. It was really "What does Dracula use when he paddles, blood oars" blodårer = blood veins = blood oar.
I would have used this: "What sort of boat does Dracula use? A blood vessel." Still not great I guess, but it comes closer to the original meaning than just replacing the whole joke.
You know you can't help but laugh at the very end when they're talking to the crowd immediately following the song and it sounds like the minions from Despicable Me :P
do you know what dracula use when hes padeling? blood veins. is the transelate =) im norwegian and understand it, + i laugh of them theyr very funy speacialy here whit helium xD
That Dracula joke is completely wrong in the sub, but i can understand because it doesn't make sense in English but i can try to explain . English: Do you know what Dracula use when he paddles, blood veins (blodårer), Årer means both oars and veins, so it make better sense in Norwegian. hope this helps.
His name is Calle Hellevang Larsen. He's a Norwegian sketch comedian, and a "sidekick" to Ylvis on this talk show. You can find other stuff he's done on youtube. Most of it is not in english, but almost ALL of it has subtitles, and it's just as funny to read.
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