It was a little funnier before I knew how hard they were trying to be funny. You have to know Dutch & English? But anyway, I'll probably still sing this song to my wife tonight.

Now I get it. Thanks for explaining to all of us. Geez, I thought this would be something simple and a bit naughty clip to make me laugh. It's funny but also has a deeper meaning too. Oh well...

He's not the only dutch guy here :)

Yup, I’m Dutch. Born here, raised here, and still live here. My parents and grandparents are Dutch, too.

I can voice my opinions about the Netherlands to dreadful lengths, but allow me not to do that. Most of it wouldn’t be too positive, though I admit there are things I really admire here, things such as (classic) landscapes, history, and the still fairly open society (which means that I, who couldn’t care less about contemporary Dutch culture, have not all that many problems ordering stuff I like or going about my own business in other ways). In short, though, I think the country is going to shit. Very strong socialism/collectivism here, which means dissipating freedoms, and this is getting worse and worse. Political correctness is rampant. Government propaganda is rampant. Surveillance state is building up fast, and then there's the EU. Many of the people are, also, getting very rude, dumb, and filthy, but that aside.

In fact, I have for years wanted to emigrate, but I’m terribly disappointed that America and England are now rotten, except for a light here and there.

No, again, I don’t think it would be all that fun to listen to me raging on about this. I’m sure most are happy here, but I’m not like them. Not at all like them.

“I’m just a poor boy; I need no sympathy.”

I think Dutch people do not talk about how great their country is after bunch of my Bosnian brothers and sisters moved there as refugees, gained citizenship, and decided to live on generous social assistance. I assume they are bit concerned more people will move in and start taking advantage of their government’s social assistance, bringing entire national budget to collapse. Not that all about one country can be reflected through social assistance policies, but I think it is more productive if people don’t lose their dignity if for whatever reason they can’t find/keep their jobs.

I know a girl that lives in Tilburg on their social assistance and rents very spacious apartment with huge backyard...she even has nicely decorated pond with some fish, frogs, and plants. She complains it takes too much time to maintain it, and plans to get rid of it.

In Canada, with social assistance you can rent micro bachelor apartment inside nearest crack house, try to interact with very “interesting” individuals (Dude, what are you doing inside my apartment??? No...this is not your washroom!), learn how to cook rats and cockroaches that are in surplus in such neighbourhoods, so you can save some cash on food/rent and use it instead for public transport so you can get around...and buy new pair of shoes and some decent clothes for job interviews use only... hoping someone will hire you, sweating like a pig during an interview just thinking about the lovely ghetto you will get back to if you don’t get the job.