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New JokerOutSubs feedback survey!

We did a JokerOutSubs survey in December 2023 and your feedback really helped us out, so we're doing another one!

Let us know how we can improve, to keep making great content for YOU!

Complete our anonymous feedback survey now, it'll only take 10-15mins! You can find it here: https://forms.gle/C9ANhJwRzTVscDyeA

#please give us a hand! #can’t wait to read through #signal boost #boost #onwards and upwards!

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📢JokerOutSubs is looking for new members!

We are currently looking for Serbian/Croatian speakers.

🔗 If you’d be interested in joining us then please get in touch by filling out this form!

🥰 We can’t wait to hear from you and are really looking forward to welcoming you to our team!

#boosting #come and join the family #or madhouse ig #can’t wait to meet new people!

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📢Queue and A: Tales from the London show (11.4.2024)

Our newest episode of Queue and A is now up on our Spotify and all the other linked accounts! 👉

More platforms available here.

#all new queue and a! #this one was so much fun to make honestly #give it a listen! #joker out #kris guštin #kris gustin #Jan peteh #bojan cvjetićanin #bojan cvjeticanin #nace jordan #jure maček #jure macek #jokeroutsubs #josubs #interviews

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Catch up with our previous Queue and A from Amsterdam here!

#come find us tomorrow #joker out London #joker out #queue and a #JokerOutSubs #can’t wait to chat to everyone! #bojan cvjetićanin #jan peteh #jure maček #kris guštin #nace jordan

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So little faith in us...

No fooling around in JokerOutSubs, even on April Fools day. Interview with Joker Out in Padova, coming S O O N on our YouTube channel!

#👀 #joker out #bojan cvjetićanin #jan peteh #nace jordan #kris guštin #jure maček #jokeroutsubs #josubs #new jos interview #Jos Padova

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haven't laughed this hard in a while, this is the funniest thing JO have done ever idc

#she invented JokerOutSubs #she gave us Jure singing #what can’t Anja do??

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'Bluza', which was also translated by our member @moonlvster is now available on our YouTube! 🤩

Watch here with ENG + SRB lyrics:

Video cr: IG GBoleyn123

#josubs #joker out #bojan cvjeticanin #bojan cvjetićanin #jan peteh #nace jordan #kris guštin #kris gustin #jure macek #jure maček #jokeroutsubs #so fucking quick honestly #best team ever

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#so proud of our Finnish team for this one #come on Lonkero sponsor us 😂

Life is truly one big kaksi ananas lonkero

Origin of three kaksi ananas lonkero

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[SLO SUBS] 🇸🇮 Naš najnovejši intervju z Joker Out ima tudi slovenske podnapise! 🥰🇸🇮 Kot nalašč za učenje ali za predvajanje slovenskim tetam in stricem, ki ne govorijo angleško 😁 Na voljo na YouTube kanalu JokerOutSubs! https://youtu.be/GzgM5BGG-QE

[SLO SUBS] 🇬🇧 Our latest interview with Joker Out also has Slovene subtitles! 🥰🇸🇮 Just perfect for studying, or for showing to your Slovenian aunties and uncles who don't speak English 😁 Available on JokerOutSubs YouTube channel! https://youtu.be/GzgM5BGG-QE

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@bo0mcat pointed something out to me while reviewing the subtitles for 'Alkimija besed' and I haven't been able to stop thinking about it since, so now I need to share the pain:

Video sources: 'Alkimija besed' with English subs | Joker Out Subs London interview

#heartbreaking realisation

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Hi Joker Out Tumblr!

I’m not very active here but after seeing all the comments regarding the recent JokerOutSubs interview in London I had to respond.

I was the one who went to go and interview them in London and the response over the last couple of days has been incredibly emotional, and incredibly overwhelming, so firstly, thank you all, from the bottom of my heart, for making me so indescribably happy. Seeing people say that they felt safe watching this interview, and that it’s going to be a comfort video for them, actually brought me to tears on a number of occasions.

I wanted to respond to a few comments that I’ve seen. The questions were mostly devised by me and @alephai . When we were perfecting the questions and going over ways we could make them as respectful as possible, she suggested that we ask permission from Bojan before jumping into personal questions about his anxiety. I immediately agreed and I’m so glad we insisted on keeping it in, even as the questions went through several redrafts. We are both strong advocates of mental health acceptance, and I certainly understand on a personal level how challenging it can be to talk about. We wanted to make sure he had the opportunity to not talk about it, if he didn’t want to, and we were prepared for multiple scenarios.

We also decided right from the beginning that we didn’t want to put our own interpretations on the band. We wanted to frame the questions so they could answer anything they wanted to them, and make it clear that we’re not trying to sensationalise or find some kind of clickbaity quote. A looooot of thought, time and effort went into the questions and we think that the band could sense that there was a lot of love, respect, and genuine admiration for what they do in them. We’re really glad everyone else noticed it too!

We were also really mindful that the questions flowed neatly into one another - for instance, the questions about Bojan’s anxiety got steadily less personal and lighter so it would move smoothly into the questions about music. Again I’ve seen loads of comments about this and it’s so validating to see that the hard work put in was noticed.

We were extremely mindful of appropriate boundaries, and kept the knowledge that we’re ultimately strangers to them front and centre. The main goal on the day was to be as professional as possible. I’m genuinely so happy that they felt relaxed and comfortable enough to open up. I’m glad to say there was never a moment in the room where there was any tension, it truly felt like having a chat with friends! Afterwards, Bojan asked me if I were a professional journalist (which I am not) and it really made me incredibly happy. They are all absolutely sweethearts and some of the warmest, kindest people I’ve had the pleasure to spend an hour with.

The aftermath of the interview was one of the most intense weeks of my life and I have to shout out to every member of @jokeroutsubs who worked on this one. The dedication I saw from the subtitles, translators and video editors was insane. Lots of conversations at mad hours of the morning trying to get this out to the highest possible quality, and I am, as ever, bowled over by the JOS team. To say that joining up with them has been life changing is an absolute understatement, and I’m glad to say that through JOS I’ve met a series of women without whom I can no longer imagine my life. Strong, intelligent women from all over Europe who I now consider to be my sisters, and whom I love incredibly dearly.

I have to mention the message at the end of the interview. This was the product of many months of conversation about the impact of Joker Out on Slovene society between me and several members of the slo team, something that it’s been amazing to learn about from the perspective of an English girl, and we’re so glad we had an opportunity to tell them. Massive thank you again for all the voice notes I was sent to help me practice my pronunciation. I wanted to make sure it was as good as I could possibly manage to show my respect for the Slovenian people, language and culture.

Lastly I wanted to say thank you for all the messages I’ve received complimenting me on this interview. Credit in this case has to be shared between so many people. It was truly a team effort and I’m just so happy I could contribute in giving something back to a band I love and admire, and a community that embraced me with open arms during a difficult time in my life.

I love you all, and thank you all for your wonderful words. X

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Hi Joker Out Tumblr!

I’m not very active here but after seeing all the comments regarding the recent JokerOutSubs interview in London I had to respond.

I was the one who went to go and interview them in London and the response over the last couple of days has been incredibly emotional, and incredibly overwhelming, so firstly, thank you all, from the bottom of my heart, for making me so indescribably happy. Seeing people say that they felt safe watching this interview, and that it’s going to be a comfort video for them, actually brought me to tears on a number of occasions.

I wanted to respond to a few comments that I’ve seen. The questions were mostly devised by me and @alephai . When we were perfecting the questions and going over ways we could make them as respectful as possible, she suggested that we ask permission from Bojan before jumping into personal questions about his anxiety. I immediately agreed and I’m so glad we insisted on keeping it in, even as the questions went through several redrafts. We are both strong advocates of mental health acceptance, and I certainly understand on a personal level how challenging it can be to talk about. We wanted to make sure he had the opportunity to not talk about it, if he didn’t want to, and we were prepared for multiple scenarios.

We also decided right from the beginning that we didn’t want to put our own interpretations on the band. We wanted to frame the questions so they could answer anything they wanted to them, and make it clear that we’re not trying to sensationalise or find some kind of clickbaity quote. A looooot of thought, time and effort went into the questions and we think that the band could sense that there was a lot of love, respect, and genuine admiration for what they do in them. We’re really glad everyone else noticed it too!

We were also really mindful that the questions flowed neatly into one another - for instance, the questions about Bojan’s anxiety got steadily less personal and lighter so it would move smoothly into the questions about music. Again I’ve seen loads of comments about this and it’s so validating to see that the hard work put in was noticed.

We were extremely mindful of appropriate boundaries, and kept the knowledge that we’re ultimately strangers to them front and centre. The main goal on the day was to be as professional as possible. I’m genuinely so happy that they felt relaxed and comfortable enough to open up. I’m glad to say there was never a moment in the room where there was any tension, it truly felt like having a chat with friends! Afterwards, Bojan asked me if I were a professional journalist (which I am not) and it really made me incredibly happy. They are all absolutely sweethearts and some of the warmest, kindest people I’ve had the pleasure to spend an hour with.

The aftermath of the interview was one of the most intense weeks of my life and I have to shout out to every member of @jokeroutsubs who worked on this one. The dedication I saw from the subtitles, translators and video editors was insane. Lots of conversations at mad hours of the morning trying to get this out to the highest possible quality, and I am, as ever, bowled over by the JOS team. To say that joining up with them has been life changing is an absolute understatement, and I’m glad to say that through JOS I’ve met a series of women without whom I can no longer imagine my life. Strong, intelligent women from all over Europe who I now consider to be my sisters, and whom I love incredibly dearly.

I have to mention the message at the end of the interview. This was the product of many months of conversation about the impact of Joker Out on Slovene society between me and several members of the slo team, something that it’s been amazing to learn about from the perspective of an English girl, and we’re so glad we had an opportunity to tell them. Massive thank you again for all the voice notes I was sent to help me practice my pronunciation. I wanted to make sure it was as good as I could possibly manage to show my respect for the Slovenian people, language and culture.

Lastly I wanted to say thank you for all the messages I’ve received complimenting me on this interview. Credit in this case has to be shared between so many people. It was truly a team effort and I’m just so happy I could contribute in giving something back to a band I love and admire, and a community that embraced me with open arms during a difficult time in my life.

I love you all, and thank you all for your wonderful words. X

#joker out #jure maček #bojan cvjeticanin #nace jordan #jan peteh #kris gustin #bojan cvjetićanin #jure macek #kris guštin #jokeroutsubs #jokeroutsubsinterview #JOS #JOsubs #jokeroutband

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Joker Out the only existing case in the world where fans prepare way better and more professional interviews than official magazines and journalists tbh.

@jokeroutsubs where do you want the statue?

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a change of heart

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Okay, I'm gonna try to put something into words. CW for anxiety/mental health talk if that's something you'd rather not get into.

I know that in online spaces, saying that you have anxiety might not seem like a big deal. But the thing is, mental health is still a huge taboo topic in Slovenia. (I know it's the same in many other countries too, but I only have personal experience with what it's like in Slovenia, so that's how I'm going to frame this post.) You don't express that you're not okay. You don't talk about struggling with your mental health. You especially don't talk about any of that if you're young, pretty, and successful. When I started going to therapy, and told people about it, the reaction was often shock - they didn't expect me to be going to therapy or to openly talk about it. Some of the members of my therapy group have been going to it for years, and only very few people in their lives know about it.

All that goes double for men, and it goes triple for straight or presumed-straight men. So this:

Bojan being open about his mental health, Bojan saying "yes, I have anxiety, I've experienced anxiety attacks," Bojan saying that he still struggles with it - it's big. It is big, for a Slovenian guy to do this, regardless of how normal it might seem from the comfort of online spaces. It feels important in ways I struggle to put into words because I really want to get this point across.

We can all feel however we feel about the song and the lyrics, but that doesn't make the song or the way he talks about it dishonest. It's how he chose to express himself and his own anxiety. He gets to be proud of putting himself out there like that. He gets to say, hey, this is really personal to me, and I really love it, and I hope you do too. And I'm glad he gets to have that. And none of that is a moral judgement of people who don't like the song, but the fact that some people will inevitably dislike it doesn't mean that Bojan and the band shouldn't talk about what it means to them.

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🎉 We have a fun announcement!

We've decided that going forward, we'd like to offer audio versions in podcast format for some longer and more important text translations of ours. We decided to give it a try with the latest Bojan & Kris interview for Metropolitan!

Audio version is now available directly in the original tumblr post, as well as on a variety of podcast platforms!

Find us and give us a follow on:

Spotify,

Apple Podcasts,

Google Podcasts [Pending],

Castbox

Amazon Music

RadioPublic

iHeartRadio [Pending]

Overcast

Podcast Addict

Player FM

Antennapod

Podcastindex

Pocket Casts

TuneIn Radio

+ any other platform that gets data from Apple Podcasts.

We'd also appreciate any feedback from you about this new feature. There's a Q&A directly on Spotify that you can answer there, or simply write us through one of our social media platforms to let us know your thoughts and ideas on how we could improve this feature going forward!

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Just here to lurk x