World Yodel Day

14/04/2026

https://youtu.be/PVYdlerpI7I?si=B_krgETMHKBS3zAM

For the past few days, the view count on the video about Zaghrouta—which I referred to as "Arab Yodel"—has skyrocketed on Yodel Day. I was quite puzzled as to what was going on, but I finally found out the reason today. Just last Friday, during a performance at Coachella, famous American singer Sabrina Carpenter mistook a fan shouting "Zaghrouta" for the somewhat strange and alien-sounding Yodel. Her remark, "I don't like it," got strangely twisted, leading to a situation akin to a cultural clash, and the repercussions of that incident have reached here at Yodel Day! Many people are leaving comments about this while watching the Zaghrouta video here.

• Coachella 2026: Sabrina Carpenter Apologiz...

Perhaps we simply didn't realize that this unfamiliar sound was not "strangeness," but "a different language of joy"? The momentary misunderstanding between Yodel and Zaghrouta feels like a matter of how we listen, rather than a problem with the sound itself. And I believe this is not a clash of different cultures, but rather the result of an accumulation of moments that were simply overlooked without being understood. Ultimately, it seems this incident is being resolved amicably with the singer apologizing, and I am very happy that more people have come to understand and clearly distinguish between Yodel and Zaghrouta, which are shouts of joy.

I believe that Yodel and Zaghrouta are common shouts of joy that symbolize the fact that, despite being divided by diverse nationalities, ethnicities, languages, cultures, and religions, we are ultimately all one and the same humanity. Furthermore, I am glad to have discovered the charming singer Sabrina Carpenter, whom I didn't even know existed because I listened to Yodel all the time. I wish Sabrina Carpenter nothing but good things in the future!

For the past few days, the view count on the video about Zaghrouta—which I referred to as "Arab Yodel"—has skyrocketed on Yodel Day. I was quite puzzled as t...

14/04/2026

https://youtu.be/PVYdlerpI7I?si=xaY8Ih6f8xnaoM9H

For the past few days, the view count on the video about Zaghrouta—which I referred to as "Arab Yodel"—has skyrocketed on Yodel Day. I was quite puzzled as to what was going on, but I finally found out the reason today. Just last Friday, during a performance at Coachella, famous American singer Sabrina Carpenter mistook a fan shouting "Zaghrouta" for the somewhat strange and alien-sounding Yodel. Her remark, "I don't like it," got strangely twisted, leading to a situation akin to a cultural clash, and the repercussions of that incident have reached here at Yodel Day! Many people are leaving comments about this while watching the Zaghrouta video here.

• Coachella 2026: Sabrina Carpenter Apologiz...

Perhaps we simply didn't realize that this unfamiliar sound was not "strangeness," but "a different language of joy"? The momentary misunderstanding between Yodel and Zaghrouta feels like a matter of how we listen, rather than a problem with the sound itself. And I believe this is not a clash of different cultures, but rather the result of an accumulation of moments that were simply overlooked without being understood. Ultimately, it seems this incident is being resolved amicably with the singer apologizing, and I am very happy that more people have come to understand and clearly distinguish between Yodel and Zaghrouta, which are shouts of joy.

I believe that Yodel and Zaghrouta are common shouts of joy that symbolize the fact that, despite being divided by diverse nationalities, ethnicities, languages, cultures, and religions, we are ultimately all one and the same humanity. Furthermore, I am glad to have discovered the charming singer Sabrina Carpenter, whom I didn't even know existed because I listened to Yodel all the time. I wish Sabrina Carpenter nothing but good things in the future!

For the past few days, the view count on the video about Zaghrouta—which I referred to as "Arab Yodel"—has skyrocketed on Yodel Day. I was quite puzzled as t...

09/04/2026

https://youtu.be/0FQij2gMIS0?si=CbvvE0PENeYx2pen

A place that was never a palace—a house, then became an imperial palace, a park, and finally remains a palace. Deoksugung Palace seems like a space that has never existed as a single time. A place where the Joseon Dynasty and the modern era, and the East and the West, continue to overlap in their peculiar dissonance.

A place that was never a palace—a house, then became an imperial palace, a park, and finally remains a palace. Deoksugung Palace seems like a space that has ...

07/04/2026

https://youtu.be/Z_uY2PBBryo?si=dU0zDxVXezlQor3q

The first batch of Yodel Letters is scheduled to be sent out today.

The Yodel Letter has been sent since 2013 to yodelers around the world who have maintained a connection with World Yodel Day. This year, in particular, we received so many applications—even from people I don't know personally—that it became impossible to send to everyone. Therefore, I am making this new announcement.

📮 Guide on How to Receive a Yodel Letter

Receiving a Yodel Letter is simple, but it is not available to everyone.

First, find and follow the Yodelstamp account on Instagram, then send a DM expressing your desire to receive a Yodel Letter. At least that level of minimal interest and sincerity is required.

However, doing this does not guarantee that you will receive a Yodel Letter immediately.

💰 The Meaning of 8.80 USD

The Yodel Letter is not free. You must pay a symbolic amount of 8.80 USD. This amount is not merely a cost; it serves as a minimum standard and a barrier to entry to verify whether you are someone who truly desires a Yodel Letter. If this amount feels burdensome, please stop here.

📦 Delivery Criteria

The Yodel Letter is sent to only the first 200 people each year, prioritizing yodelers who have consistently communicated with World Yodel Day.

Since all letters are handcrafted, it is difficult to handle large volumes, and this project is essentially not for profit, but to share meaning.

📸 After Receiving the Letter (The Most Important Step)

The true value of the Yodel Letter begins the moment you receive it.

After receiving the letter, take a verification photo and upload it to your Instagram. This helps the Yodel Letter become known to more yodelers. Also, create a video about your thoughts and feelings after reading the letter. Share this video with the Instagram account Yodelstamp. These collected videos will be shared globally on World Yodel Day, August 8.

🌍 The Meaning of the Yodel Letter

The Yodel Letter is not just a simple letter.

It is a process of connection where one person's yodeling story is shared with other yodelers, allowing them to empathize with it, re-evaluate their own thoughts on yodeling, and lead to new stories.

This is the most important reason why Yodel Letters exist.

🎯 Finally,

Yodel Letters are not available to just anyone; they are an experience chosen only by those who truly desire them. If you would like to receive a Yodel Letter, please find Yodelstamp on Instagram right now!!

The first batch of Yodel Letters is scheduled to be sent out today.The Yodel Letter has been sent since 2013 to yodelers around the world who have maintained...

07/04/2026

함께한 친구: Adrianna Haley - 방금 우수 팬으로 인정받았습니다! 🎉

01/04/2026

https://youtu.be/i8HI-ka94Cw?si=8Il_BS7eTXLk-nil

The 'Yodelletter,' which ran from 2013 to 2020 and was temporarily suspended due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, has been revived.

The star of the newly revived Yodelletter in 2026 is Melanie Oesch, a world-renowned yodeler from Switzerland. Let's receive Melanie Oesch's yodeling stories in a letter! It's true! This isn't an April Fool's joke! You ask how you can receive a Yodelletetter? Since today is April Fool's Day, everyone will probably think it's a lie. How you can receive a Yodelletetter... will be revealed in a week! On April 6th!! Thank you!!

The 'Yodelletter,' which ran from 2013 to 2020 and was temporarily suspended due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, has been revived.The star of the newly revi...

31/03/2026

https://youtu.be/esDhLobFdKA?si=8ekYzkMxkdQYDIWp

The deepest part of the palace, a place where time has accumulated rather than just scenery. Books, politics, choices, and wavering nights remain layered upon the water.

The deepest part of the palace, a place where time has accumulated rather than just scenery. Books, politics, choices, and wavering nights remain layered upo...

29/03/2026

https://youtu.be/ldUyhbBTeWw?si=IAK_TfVEI1tC5vOy

A path that lingers longer because it does not go straight. Changdeokgung Palace was not a palace out of order, but a palace completed by flowing in harmony with nature. As I walked, I realized that beauty is not a straight line, but the direction in which time has permeated.

A path that lingers longer because it does not go straight. Changdeokgung Palace was not a palace out of order, but a palace completed by flowing in harmony ...