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I do love that they used kids to promote skiing, and those was fantastic! For Americans that not even know what a map is.. I can revele.. its even a north on USA maps! To your surprise.. USA is one of the best winter sport nations in the world, becuse of its mountains, its cold climat in the north and US kids grows up and get used to skiing/skating/any winter activity! Its rather this.. under wich stone have you lived your whole life, to not know that USA is one of the best winter sport nations????

Trust me, not all kids are so good at this. I am 55 and still take my ski off and slide og my buttom down the hill 😅😅😅😅

Du vet det er mye fjell i usa også så jeg vedder på at det er mange steder med like mye snø hos deg.

One of my favourite experiences as a Norwegian who has been skiing since kindergarten was when I followed my uncle who is insanely good at skiing off trails, we got as much speed as possible and went up a small hill on the side of the skiing slope that led to large drops and a bunch og places you could jump and do tricks (keep in mind that my uncle had been there before and if you don't know what your doing it could end with injuries if your not careful <3. )

Remember that many norwegian starts with cross-country skiing when they are 2-3 years. First time my kids tried downhill skiing they was 5 years old. I started with snowboarding when I was 7 years old.

This is Hafjell, where some skiing where held during the olympics in '94. You see the guy with a torch in the background hill cut out in the forest, in the jumping-clips. It was done for the olympics and is still maintained.

As a Norwegian who hadn't skied since I was maybe 10 or 12 I was strapped with a pair of skies at 27, It went just fine :)

they say scandinavians are the most skillful people in the world with talents next to asia but not sweden they are the less talented in the world xD

Love it ❤ and it's never to late to learn how to ski 😁

The largest one is in my home town, and we held the record for biggest bonfire for years and years. Used to topple over all the time while we attended the celebrations. Not super safe.

Jessica Diggings (Jessie) is one of the most popular crosscountry skier in Norway, and one of the best. She is from the US. You should do a program on here. She is also drop dead gourguess, and always smiling.

You know why kids can skii so well....cause norweigans are born with skiis on their feet. Or at least most of us are....I was probably born with skiis on my feet, but I have no balance whatsoever so I decided to renounce my skiis. Also: No, norweigans can be uptight about what activities the kids get to do. If you wanna climb a tree in a schoolyard, forget it. It's literally illegal to let kids climb trees. It'r perfectly fine to let kids strap sticks to the feet and fly downhill faster than a snowmobile, but it they try to climb a tree you need to arrest them. There are basically 2 outdoor activities that kids are allowed to do: Skiing and fotball.

it's never too late to learn to ski 🙂

Simpleton. What do you expect kids in Norway to do? Ski & skate What do you expect kids in Cali or Florida to do? Swim & surf

"My brain" What brain?

It's religious(/Christian) as in the sense that the Church slapped St John's name to the celebration when/after Norway was Christianized in the 11th century :P It definitely was originally a pagan/Norse celebration. I guess it could resemble your 4th of July celebration, albeit without the fireworks :P

I am Swedish and I sarted skiing when I was 2 or 3 years old and my siblings too. Both in norway and Sweden it is common to sart skiing in a young age.

Does anyone remember the Minijet skis that we grew up with in the 70's? I just wish we had the same gear these kids have today... Spoiled brats 😅

Well, if Tyler hasn’t seen it, it must not exist. This is known as Tyler “logic.”

5:05 the buff is realy common yes.

Um, the mountains in Colorado are taller than in Norway. Other states, e.g., Utah, have snowy mountains, too. Btw, most Norwegians win for cross country skiing. Alpine skiing is spread out among several nations (incl. the U.S. - which additionally does well in snowboarding).

What a Panderer! If Norwegian kids do something risky, Tyler applauds. If American kids do something risky, Tyler criticizes.

In Norway it`s not unusual for kids to start skiing at 2-3 yars old.

These are above average. But I do remember when I was about 10-11 years old we skied on slalom skies (if that is what they are called in English) trough really heavy forests. And it was steep!! And at the end of our "homemade" slope we bulit jumps...I think we landed at about 25 meters. How no one was seriously hurt...I have no clue. :) I'm 52 now, by the way. And we didn't have helmets and stuff. There was a few stiches needed sometimes. But otherwise...nothing serious.

You better take a trip now😁😅 Sun is up from 04am to 1130pm here in Drammen. Not much to see here if u look for something exciting.🙈 But u know what to look for yourself. U know alot now😅

I'm Second!!! :D

Tyler knows only how to shuck corn.

Yay im first

Men in Norway are so slowminded. They have forgotten how to treat a lady. The ladies like to be taken care of so they can feel safe at a dinner date. They like the man to take initiative while they are dating. Wich Norwegian men are terrible terrible gruesome of. 😂 So we wimen have to be used to being independent, such as paying for my own dinner or a extra glass of wine 🍷 But we also have the "Casanovas. 😅😅 They do everything, paying for the dinner, buy you some extra more drinks to get you drunk, go to a nightclub to dance and get more drunk and before you know it, you wake up in some strangers apartment with a really bad hangover and don't remember anything. But the worst part is when the Casanova comes into the room with breakfast to you and a big smile on his face. Some continue the relationship with but most of them don't.

This lady's accent is very strange.

Nah.. We don't celebrate St. Hans aften. We just enjoy the weather and our daily routine, but it happens that we go an😂see the bonfire. Because it's everywhere where I live.

Its start at ca 6 pm

My cousin is from Trondheim im from Kvitsøy in norwegian can u try find out were that is????❤

Wow ! I didn't know Norway and other nordic countries celebrated St-John-Baptist day. In the province of Québec (Canada), Saint-John-Baptist Day is celebrated on the 24th of june and it is our National Day. The festivities almost equal those of the 4th of July in the USA. Parades, Quebec flags everywhere (so beautiful!), big shows, fireworks and we used to finish the festivities with big bonfires (not as big as yours though) but they had to put a stop to it because some stupid drunks people would try to jump over it and ended up falling into it (I know, wtf!).

I mean kings arent really crowned in norway anymore, crowning new kings was a tradition that was abolished in 1958 i believe so theres like a signing ceremony for new kings now instead Edit: but its true that they were crowned in trondheim though, they had the crowning crremony in Nidarosdomen cathedral, where, fun fact, king Ilav of norway is said to be buried, he was viewed as a saint, because after his death, it eas said his nails and hair kept growing, while people around his grave experienced miracles such as recovering from wounds and ailments

Jarlsberg cheese is available all over the USA, and select places have also brown cheese. Heck, we export brown cheese even to the UK. Most common is the G35

yep us norwegians take pride in our societys and small events like these. <3

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Americans cant have the responcibility to have a bonfire? Still almost anyone can carry guns... Strange

we also celebrate Sct. Hans in Denmark, we "send" the witches to Bloksbjerg (Bochen) it's the tallest mountain in Harzen Germany

I just celebrated midsummer today. Best tradition ever. Barbeque on an island. A lot of people in their boats watching the fire. I was so drunk when I docked my boat. Hope it still floats tomorrow :)

I was in Ålesund last night and watched Slinningsbålet 😁

You should search up Slinningsbålet. It's built by a group of people over several days.. it's really cool!

The pricees on food and the bureaucracy. Maybe also that we are a bit spoiled, and don't quite understand how lucky we are. We often take things for granted.

Tyler, you talk too much. Yeah, it’s a reaction video. So, you want to react. I get it. Still, it shouldn’t be a “talk over the performance” video. Chopping up the performance as you did every 10 seconds causes you to miss the overall flow of the music, how the phrases merge and build. In effect, you miss the MUSIC. Kinda like you get so wrapped up into looking at each leaf you miss the fact there are trees, never mind the forest! I understand you have to pause from time to time. You just overdid it.

As a kid in Denmark, we had kids' movies/ shows in swedish with Danish narrator

It's celebrated in Sweden and Geece as well

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