Brothers Vegard and Bård Ylvisåker make up the comic duo Ylvis from Norway. Since making their professional variety show debut in 2000, they have performed in comedy concerts, variety events, radio shows, television shows, and music videos throughout multiple nations.
I knew med Ylvis, or “Tonight with Ylvis,” was the Norwegian talk program they held from 2011 until 2016. In September 2013, their song “The Fox (What Does the Fox Say?)”—which was written and recorded for the talk show—became extremely popular on YouTube.
As of February 2023, the video has received over 1.1 billion views. They came out with an album called Ylvis: Volume I, which was a mashup of ten previous hits.
With their Stories from Norway series, which debuted in 2018, the brothers gathered popular tales from Norway and turned them into brief musical films that tackled comedy, fun, and satire. Stay with us to know the truth about Ylvis.
What Happened to Ylvis?
There was a recent rumor that Bård Ylvisåker, the vocalist of “What Does the Fox Say,” had passed, but it is not true. The video clip from which this false information originated showed him lying in a casket during a funeral.
It was eventually discovered, nevertheless, that this tape originated from the VGTV series “Thank you for everything, Bård Ylvisåker.” The artist participated in this staged event, attending his imaginary burial. Following a musical performance by fellow artists, he came out of the casket to be interviewed.
A Twitter post is given:
@ylvisfanclub #VGTV is doing a 2-hours livestream with #Ylvis tomorrow. Spread the word ;). #snapchat #vgtvrampelys pic.twitter.com/6N4hQd8yQQ
— HannaWater (@in_a_treehouse) January 4, 2016
The video was altered, and Ylvisåker is still alive and thriving despite its realistic appearance. On social media sites like TikTok and YouTube, the popular video confused users, giving the impression that the Norwegian artist had actually passed away.
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One of the performers, Snorre Monsson, emphasized on Instagram that the event was just for amusement and not honesty, despite the fact that the staged funeral concept was a part of the VGTV series.
In an interview, Ylvisåker himself said he thought the idea was humorous rather than troubling, highlighting the fact that death is a part of life and that humor may help deal with complex subjects. The singer demonstrated her willingness to partake in lighter and more unusual forms of entertainment in the episode, which was broadcast on VGTV on November 9.
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