Thank you! Long live the King!

Indeed. Gud sign vår konge!

Ja det står royal anthem

Both are beautiful and incredible in their way of representing Norwegian love and patriotism , the first represents love and justice , the second represents the monarchy tradition that the crown should have 🇧🇷💙🇳🇴 Eu amo a Noruega !

agreed

May our friendship last until the end of times

Tre brødre sammen vi står! Tre brødre for alltid! 🇩🇰❤️🇧🇻❤️🇸🇪

God dag! Jeg er fra Ukraine, men jeg respekterer virkelig jeres lande, Danmark, Sverige og Norge! Jeg kan godt lide folkene i disse lande og også de kongelige familier i disse lande. Så stor respekt til dig, og Hans Majestæt Kong Harald, Hans Majestæt Kong Carl Gustav og Hans Majestæt Kong Frederik!🇩🇰👑🇸🇪👑🇳🇴. Jeg ved ikke, hvilket af disse lande du er fra, men jeg er ked af, at Hendes Majestæt Dronning Margrethe har abdiceret i Danmark. Jeg håbede, at hun ville regere til det sidste... Men ikke desto mindre respekterer jeg hende meget! Ligesom Karla Gustav! Og især respekterer jeg den nylige endelige beslutning fra Hans Majestæt Kong Harald om at regere indtil det sidste. Det fortjener stor respekt! Lykke til jer, vidunderlige folk i vidunderlige kongeriger!!!🇩🇰👑🇸🇪👑🇳🇴. Bedste ønsker fra Ukraine!🇺🇦🫶🏻

@@user-lh7gl9kt9r Tusen tack och önskar dig lycka och välgång från 🇸🇪

@@kristianbackman5931 Mange tak!

This musical arrangement is by Benjamin Britten. It was Queen Elizabeth II's favourite version. It is beautifully sung and played here.

Pretty much the Internationale of monarchism yes. Though it definitely makes sense in he Norwegian context, as Norway’s first modern independent king, Haakon VII (for whom this anthem was written in 1906) was married to Maud of Wales, the daughter of King Edward VII of the U.K.

Karena Norway Royal Family itu keturunan langsung raja edward vii melalui ratu maud. Jd ada beberapa budaya dan tradisi norway yg mirip" dg uk

Because this tune is the same tune used in Last Night of the Prom, this arrangement was made by Benyamim Britten in 1961 (afaik)

It is not similar - text apart, it is identical to the one used in the Proms in 2012. It was also Queen Elizabeth II's favourite arrangement of "God save the Queen", reportedly.

Ja, vakre hjemland

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Hej

Why would he abdicate he is a king loved by all people of Norway, the day he sadly passes away his son Crown prince and Haakon of Norway will become a great king

That’s how monarchy works yes.

OMG REALLY!! I THOUGHT THAT SOME RANDOM SHITHEAD WOULD BECOME KING!! NEVER KNEW IT WOULD BE THE KING'S ELDEST LEGITIMATE SON..

No shit, Sherlock

Yea, no shit Sherlock

We had The same dynasty ones. 🇳🇴🇬🇷

This is not the Norwegian national anthem. The national anthem is called "Ja vi elsker" which is totally different. This is the royal anthem, which yes, as you say, has the same melody as the UK's "God Save the King".

It’s the Norwegian Royal Anthem (the National Anthem is a different song)… The melody is used in many countries to various lyrics…. It was the melody to the Swedish Royal Anthem as well before the current one was written

Actually, this one is based on Benjamin Britten's 1961 arrangement of God Save the Queen, usually played at the Last Night of the Proms.

@@schoof51 more like elgar's arrangement

@@rogiemargomez8174 Nope. It's Britten's (1962). kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q8qphdGluLnGgmw.html

​@@rogiemargomez8174Perhaps I am not understanding you but this version is nothing like Elgar's arrangement. This is most definitely Benjamin Britten's version.

This is the Benjamin Britten arrangement... but the David Willcocks arrangement is way better in my opinion.

No way

The melody is used in many countries to various lyrics… In USA it is known as ”My Country ’Tis of Thee”

Actually the melody comes from a French song. But I get it cause it sounds so majestic and beautiful, no matter which version or language

British copied French

Yeah, here in Norway the king is kind and loving and the people loves him, Long live the King!

@@norwegiannationalist7678 Yeah, I heard he's supposed to be way better than Sweden's Carl XVI

@@thomasshaughnessy9023 i believe the higher amount of immigrants in Sweden and their anti Christian king views might drag him down but i believe that real swedish citizens like him also he looks very serious, it looks like the swedes like the royal family as shown in this clip form the crown princess wedding in 2010 m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pM2HoKSku9jVc5c.html

@@norwegiannationalist7678 Oh right yeah, it's just all I had heard from him was that he was viewed as a clown for most of his reign but you're right, he can look serious at times

@@thomasshaughnessy9023 it's sad too see so many people against monarchies, but i guess they did kind of shape their reputation during the 16-17 centuries, but kings and queens are a big part of nordic culture going all the way back to the Viking age and the king here is democratic as when Norway became independent from Sweden there was a vote that said something along the lines of: Should Norway remain a Kingdom? And i belive over 70% voted yes, so they king here isn't a tyrant like some people seem to think all kings are he is more along the lines of a saint

God save the Queen is a rip off of a french song for king Louis birthday

We can safely say that melody is for European monarchies

the song is inspired by melody!!!!

and i dont care

@@titekubo3836 no it is not.