First Time Hearing Star Spangled Banner As You Have Never Heard it |Reaction

[@t0mahawkj0nes]

This is why we don't let our flag touch the ground. The disrespect is unmatched.

[@MrHenrikAndersson]

I'm watching this from the other side of the world, not American or even native English speaker, and I get emotional from this. God bless you, young lady.

[@MrWillo58]

What a beautiful reaction!

[@davidkinney6759]

Good reaction young lady!!!!!!

[@yboohcs]

We will die on our feet before we will live on our knees.

[@h8llo394]

Keep going girl we see you❤❤

[@everbrightrachel]

Thank you so much ❤️❤️

[@MikeWall-eq4xs]

This video takes the inspiring story of Key’s poem and makes up myths that degrade the actual events of that night - particularly the ridiculous lie that the flag’s mast was held upright by the bodies of fallen patriots. Quick research reveals that only 4 Americans were killed at the Battle of Ft. McHenry. I guess the writer of this presentation thought the story needed more drama, so to solicit more emotion he rewrote the history to enhance his storytelling. Our American heritage needs no exaggeration, hyperbole, or melodramatic ghost writers.

[@alchristie5112]

That is typical propaganda. Also citing George Washington, who was English…. While the colonies fought against rule from their motherland, like most other countries in the British empire it would have been handed back without bloodshed in due course. Referencing them as slaves rather as prisoners of war on both sides. The US holds people now, and also Guantanamo bay, etc. All countries are the same… but at least Britain outlawed the slave trade hundreds of years ago and made a concerted effort to abolish it globally.