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[Cm] _ _ [Fm] _ [G] Hello everyone and [C] welcome back to a new Eurovision [G#m] Hot Reaction video.
Today we are going to be reacting to the song Hosevik.
This [N] song is from the Netflix movie Eurovision Song Contest The Story of Fire Saga.
Which you should totally watch like right now.
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Now [F#] let's go.
It's _ _ [D#m] _ _ _
[D#] a sweet little intro.
It's got some nice little [F#] piano in it.
It's the gentle piano that gets me every time.
[C#] The beginning is good.
Ah already the melody in that piano is beautiful.
[A#] Hot warming notes.
I actually like the song.
I think it's a beautiful song.
It's great.
No, it's the ballad.
This is actually I think my favourite song [F#] from the film.
Straight off the mark, can we please acknowledge how [D#m] amazing Molly Sanden sounds.
And [N] let's be honest, Molly's voice is like wow.
It just makes the song even more perfect.
[F#] I just want to be silent and listen to this for a second.
Just her voice is something [D#m] else.
At first when I listened to it I was like oh my god this is so cheesy.
It reminds me [B] of like a million voices.
[F#] But then the chorus I was like yes!
[C#] Oh this is pretty.
[D#m] I'm ready to go to sleep.
[B] It's like this kind of sound.
[F#] _
[C#] I'm going to go even as far to say that this song honestly [F#] deserves to win a few awards
when award season comes around.
I love this.
I [C#] really love this.
This [F#] is the pop justice that Molly deserved and we deserved as fans of her [C#] because the
world needs to see and hear and [F#] know about Molly Sanden.
Oh this, like this gives me goose bumps because [B] this reminds me first of it.
There are sequels there.
[D#m] You can see the mountains.
I'm fascinated.
It's got [F#] real lyrics but I'm trying to listen to them.
[B] Which is why I'm not talking very much.
I actually like the [D#m] chorus.
The first time [F#] I listened to this song in the movie [B] I was having like chills all over my body.
[D#m] Goose bumps.
[C#] Mmm getting goose bumps.
[B] I would give this goose points.
[F#] It's beautiful but it goes on boring.
Like you have to admit that.
[B] Yes the Icelandic part.
Oh [D#m] the Icelandic.
Beautiful.
[F#] Another thing that I love [B] is that they include some Icelandic [F#] parts in the song.
I think that makes it like [B] quite unique.
I feel like they really nailed the song [D#m] in the respect that [F#] there are Eurovision [B] fans
who love songs that are sung in their native language and they [F#] really showcased it in this
song and I was like yes thank [B] you.
Thank you.
And Icelandic.
[D#m] Nice.
Plants in [F#] the Sea officially this week.
Getting started.
[D#m] Watering it.
Molly for Eurovision 2021 and she's gonna win.
Come on girl.
I thought [B] she was gonna sing You Are the Best in May [D#m] just then.
Oh goodness.
Wait I'm sorry.
Why does Will Ferrell [B] have to come in?
[F#] You don't need to be in this song.
The male voice is like get that part away we don't need that.
[B] I think Will Ferrell, [D#m] his part is ruined.
Ruined the song there.
[B] Oh well let's just [F#] stay out of this track and just leave this to [C#] Molly.
Please.
In the nicest way possible.
I really [F#] like those two voices together.
It's a bit Disney [C#]-ish isn't it?
It's quite lovely.
[F#] _ I like this part.
The mountains and then like [B] you can envision it.
Seagulls, whales, mountains.
[D#m] Oh I've got a big smile [F#] on this one.
I really like this one.
[B] Oh.
[D#m] It's just goosebumps.
[F#] _ I [B] just, I just don't want Will Ferrell in this song.
[D#m] Again the harmonies of those [F#] two voices [B] is like heaven.
Dramatic.
I [F#] would love to see music out of you.
We will do that. _
[B] Molly Sandin needs to go to Eurovision.
Come on [D#m] Sweden.
I think this song could [F#] be a [B] perfect life in Eurovision.
[F#] My heart's at home.
Oh and then she hit the notes.
She hit the notes.
[B] It's not a song without a really high note right?
Not a [D#m] Eurovision song without a really high note.
[D#] I mean this is like a Eurovision [B] topic, these high notes.
But it's [C#] beautiful.
And a very long one [F#] too. _ _
Wow.
That's very [B] high.
_ Amazing. _
[C#] Iconic.
[B] Stunning.
Out of this world.
[F#] Brilliant.
This will go on my playlist.
This makes me smile.
[B] You definitely need to take a breath after that note wouldn't you?
_ This [N] is my favourite song from the film.
I have to be honest with you.
What is there to say?
That was bloody brilliant.
I had goosebumps like every couple of seconds in that song.
I know in the movie when they end up doing this on the stage, it's totally against the rules.
But it's a movie.
It's fictional.
It's fun.
It's fine.
Guys it's fine.
It's a real break.
We know, we know.
We're hardcore fans.
But it's okay.
In the movie it's fine.
They've handed us a beautiful song.
We say thank you.
Thank you for the beautiful song.
And I like when they're trying to speak the Icelandic.
You have to listen quite carefully to get it.
But with a lot of effort I could understand what they were saying.
I appreciate it.
I love hearing foreign people trying to say Icelandic.
That's what we thought.
But what did you think?
[Cm] Let us know in the comments below.
Until the next video.
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