First Time Reaction | Sabaton - "Uprising" (LIVE)

[@jregns]

At the end of the chorus the crowd shouts "Warszawo, walcz!" (Warsaw, fight!). Goosebumps! 🤘😎🤘

[@jaceklewandowski254]

Now imagine some idiot with tatoed swastika loudly saying 'Heil Hitler' between Polish fans ;) That is about russian idea of 'denazification' Poland...

[@Toujeo]

never forget the polish firefighters who helped us in sweden 2018 forever in debt to our polish brothers thank you

[@adamnn6058]

🇵🇱🤝🇸🇪

[@kutasinski2000]

303

[@tomaszlipiec4391]

Always ready to help All the best for you Greetings from Poland to Sweden

[@fatiguejras]

I really think Poland and Scandinavia should come closer in he coming years.

[@n0ah711]

Proud of those firefighters and the response of Swedish public was much appreciated. Always happy to help!

[@davidiobrando]

This concert at Woodstock, Poland is probably the biggest concert Sabaton has had. There were approximately over 600,000 people there. There is also one more song you could react from this concert and it is the song 40:1.

[@kski113]

...but find the video of the entire concert, watch the song 40:1 and then wait a couple minutes to see what happens after the song...chills, even the band was awestruck...

[@greenfocus5236]

more like 750 000

[@Mag_Netar]

Ghost Division maybe too ;)

[@ZmieniK]

Also, they sung Warsaw uprising 3 days after Warsaw uprising aniversary, that was huge. Too bad IT was not on september 1st.

[@Timmekiller124]

@@ZmieniK I believe if they could've played on the 1st they one million percent would've done it💪🏾

[@WolfHeathen]

Poland. Probably the most patriotic nation in Europe. They take their heritage and legacy extremely seriously, so singing about the polish resistance against the nazis _in_ Poland is sure to get a tremendous response.

[@Razzlion]

Spending the last couple hundred years constantly under attack from their neighbours and their constant attempts to kill your culture does that to a people.. The Spartans of Europe.

[@siggedrake]

And they lost almost 20% of the citizens during WW2. They should be proud for fighting so hard.

[@jareklewczuk3627]

@@siggedrake thank you. We are 👊

[@Ravenclaw14_Creativity]

Thats pretty amazing. Really great and patriotic. I miss smth like that in Germany these days :(

[@siggedrake]

Marco. It’s a shame that most people see germany as evil due to hitler. And fail to see the complete history. Where germany was to pay a impossible fee for ww1.

[@luisnunes3863]

This song... When they sing "and the allies turned away" it's time to hold hold the tears in.

[@danielkarlsson258]

Poland, and specially Warszawa, has a whole history of their own. I was there a few years ago and I cannot even begin to understand all the sacrifice they have done through the years, decades and centuries. The WWII especially. "women, men and children were fighting side by side" always get me, because that is how it was. Now Poland takes a HUGE responsibility to Ukraine refugees. Got nothing but respect for Poland and Warszawa in special. Edit: That the west and specially Russia let Germany have their way before interrupting is a timeless shame for everyone. Take one of the walking tours if you'll visit - just a tip. 😊 Greetings from Sweden.

[@yvettechodek8501]

Such statements give us strength and strengthen our spirit, and at the same time give us joy. History is important, people forget quickly. It is important to remember and tell new generations so that it never happens again. Thanks to such songs one sees oneself and the world around them differently.

[@DraconimLt]

Well, some of the Allies tried to help at least, but the USSR stopped it, literally shooting at the planes that tried apparently! Admittedly, it was pretty ineffective, but to say we all completely turned away is a little harsh. It's more deserved AFTER the Soviets took over Poland though. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warsaw_airlift

[@JvPGames]

Biggest greetings from Poland :) Peace and love ☮ & ♥

[@adamo649]

❤

[@kamilawojcik6133]

@danielkarlsson258 well, talking about ruining the country, Germans definitely did the most damage in WW II but the second place goes to...Sweden between 1655-1660. Thanks to the policy of Swedish king who was afraid of retaliation and ordered to eliminate every single Pole, 40% of population was killed including 90% of Warsavians (20 000 before and 2 000 after the Swedish campaign). Not to mention our robbed treasures -still in Sweden, you can see Polish statues, regal jewels in Stockholm royal residence

[@n5iln]

Now imagine the entire audience yelling "Warszawo walcz!" at the end of this song, then breaking into the Polish national anthem. Yep. It happened.

[@kski113]

it was after 40:1 that the audience did that

[@Paula9162]

Warsaw, fight! See how the Poles react to it. We have always fought for us for others and this is in our blood. Millions of us, women and children were dying, yet we continued to fight, we did not give up and we will never give up 💪🇵🇱💪

[@brandnewrock8375]

And a Swedish group does this in Poland.. making them proud as many other countries of their heritage.. 🤘🤘🤘

[@patrykatano3956]

"We don't beg for freedom, we fight for it" 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱

[@deadmanlnc2215]

I love this live performance especially when the crowd yells Warszawo Walcz. Fun fact that crowd is around 550,000 to 700,000 fans😊👍👍 Wonderful reaction

[@CorleoneDiscoStar]

There is one thing about Sabaton... They not just make history alive, but also wake up the patriotic feelings in people. BTW, the words which you don't understand, mean "WARSAW FIGHT". They are so clever writing lyrics. :)

[@wiktorgrotek9540]

If You watch "unconquered" You understand much more about Poland and why this kind of songs are so important for us. Please watch 40:1 from this concert if You like "uprising". Best wishes from Poland 💪

[@Den_Dre]

According to the man who organized this show/festival (Priztanek Woodstock in Poland), they expected between 200.000 and 600.000 people to come to their show. And would you guess it, 600.000 people came.

[@danielnystrom6117]

I was on a consert a few years ago and they did 40 : 1 and a group of polish guys stood in honor the whole song, they didnt even move. So i think it means alot to them sabaton do songs like this

[@rasungod0]

This was filmed at Woodstock when it was in Poland, just outside Warsaw. That's why the crowd gets so into this song, it is about their grandparents.

[@piotrzagroba5301]

It's not just outside of Warsaw. It's as far from Warsaw as can be, right by the German border.

[@Pupcakee]

40 to 1 or Ghost Division during this concert (woodstock) is insane to watch! Primo Victoria aswell if you can find one from there. The whole setlist is crazyyy

[@benediktvogler4229]

Or price of a Mile or i general everything

[@blairness1]

I have the DVD from that concert and I've watched it at least a dozen times, amazing show.

[@Pupcakee]

@@blairness1 same, its incredible! everything is perfectly mixed

[@KwusheR]

Now check Sabaton - 40:1, from Woodstock Festival :) Greetings from Poland!

[@goolmanz7041]

Woodstock festival in Poland

[@philipspinks1901]

40:1 from this same concert is powerful and the crowd go ( even more ) insane!

[@crowz6247]

First time I saw Sabaton live was at a bar with about 30 people in 2012. I love how far they've come since. They treated that tiny bar show like a damn festival. Brought that exact same energy all night. Actually ran into them randomly at Six Flags St. Louis the day before. Still can't believe that happened.

[@reecedignan8365]

If you want to see how much a single song from Sabaton completely effected a nation, look up the Sabaton History on 40:1 - also listen to the song - but at the end they explain just how much that single song meant to Poland.

[@doniu8147]

Greetings from Poland!🇵🇱❤️

[@JayHaell]

With that pronounciation of Joakim you could pass for a swede 👌 spot on

[@ryannelson3220]

Every video i have seen him in, he pronounces his name, well, in American as "Yo Ah Keem"

[@JayHaell]

@@ryannelson3220 Swedes often modify their pronounciation of swedish names and words when speaking english. A good example of this is Christian Von Koenigsegg (when talking about their car model "regera") pronouncing "regera" with a "g"-sound, when the actual pronounciation in swedish is with a "j"-sound.

[@ryannelson3220]

@@JayHaell Well, you cant forget that Joakim Brodén is also half Czech, so that might be where the Ya sound comes from, idk

[@ZmieniK]

4:43 you know, Warsaw uprising is a huge, i mean huge thing here in Poland, this was 2012 Woodstock festival in Poland, so ofc we were all over this. Especiecially 3 days after Warsaw uprising aniversary.

[@jonlevir]

Highly recommend the animated video for Night Witches with the additional history. It's over ten minutes, but gives really good context for the song. Also the official video for Hell and Back. I'm hoping for more Bloodywood reactions, but that's a different story, lol.

[@Vershond]

This, so much this.

[@clarencegilbert2990]

I'm kinda partial to "Hell and Back" I'm also a Sergeant Audie Murphy Club member

[@bradpark1972]

One thing I have noticed is that almost all of Sabaton’s songs have a spot in them where the crowd can sing along. Says that they care about fan’s participation. And they almost all have an anthemic feel to them as well. They can make you feel patriotic for countries your not from.

[@Reaper2004]

I really thought this was the performance when the MASSIVE Polish flag was draped over the crowd while they sang Uprising

[@jregns]

That is during 40:1, same festival.

[@andraskovacs8959]

This drummer is not married to Floor, as this is not Hannes but the previous drummer, Robban Bäck

[@NikesZ28]

Oh, you should see 40:1 at the same concert. Amazing 😎 Think it was around 700k - 800k people, correct me if im wrong anyone.

[@cytorakdemon]

No need to pause for copyright gods, Sabaton encourages reaction videos like these and never strikes them. Now, some older Sabaton Waken concert videos might get striked by Waken. But if it's from Sabaton's channel, they're super chill.

[@pickamaterina1313]

its the publisher that opyright videos, bands often dont have any saying about that how much thay even want the videos to get free for reaction and alos record company has a finger in it, check thank videos about copyright if you dont believe me

[@martijnvanzuilen941]

Please do 40:1 from this festivalshow, still gives me the chills

[@jeykey7140]

For those who wonder "What the hell were children doing there?!?!" as a member of the Polish, I'm here to explain. During wartime, we take "Better die on our feet than live on our knees" VERY seriously. The youngest recorded resistance member killed in a fight against the Germans was 11, Witold Modelski.

[@hellhoundactual8201]

I was at this Concert in 2012. There was an estimated 700,000 people in Attendance.

[@bmger1231]

This song is a little bit like our second anthem. Every time I listen to this song it makes me so so proud of who I am and and big respect to all those men and women that fought and eventually lost their life for this country they loved. I just wish we were more united in the everyday life

[@jean-francoispirenne6518]

Sabaton have a trick for heating the crowd by playing a song related to the history of the country where their show takes place: in Poland '40:1' and 'Uprising', in France 'Fields of Verdun', in Russia 'Night witches' and 'Defense of Moscow', in US 'Devil dogs', in Belgium 'Resist and bite', etc.

[@johncrichton2556]

Imagine been on such concert with like a million of people around you... ! \m/

[@tiffannirose468]

August 1st, 1944 the city rises up against the Nazi occupiers. They fought street to street but Hitler in retaliation ordered the city leveled. "And the allies turned away" the Soviet army was relatively close but stopped. They let those who would resist Soviet rule get gunned down leaving more Soviet puppets in place. Poland resisted as she has always resisted. Every August 1st the city stops for 1 full minute to observe a moment of silence.

[@adriandomanski4296]

To jest nasza Historia 💪🇵🇱💪

[@TheLehen]

Dlatego tym bardziej pamiętajmy o wszystkich, którzy ją kształtowali i za to oddali życie !

[@BerishStarr]

Your pronunciation of Joakim was the best I've heard from a non-Swede :P Awesome reaction as usual, keep rocking!

[@Kentove7401]

Hi Aileen.I am very proud to be a fellow swede to sabaton.What they do is unheard of,taking moments in life not many know of and tells its history by singing.Your comments made me truly happy and even more proud.Thank you very much and god bless you with your great channel.

[@emersonlebron2399]

Sabaton is incredible

[@terlondre]

Sad part about this chapter of history is that Red Army was ordered to halt their advance and wait for the uprising to get crushed first before marching in to "liberate" Warsaw so that Poland would not have liberated itself and they would be firmly under soviet control. They did the same thing with Prague uprising

[@ilsgrade8357]

Well, despite the fact, that allied forces are often portraied as the heroes, world leaders during that time were all assholes. WW1 and WW2 can be summarized as millions of young men giving their lives for greedy, bitter and hateful politicians. Those were truly dark and sad years for humankind.

[@terlondre]

@@ilsgrade8357 Yeah, The British were imperialists, Americans were nazis before the nazis, atrocities caused by soviets to their own people were matched only by third reich or Japan's unit 731 and broken pride of French is what laid groundwork in Versailles for all that happened. The more one digs into it, the less black and white it is. By the way, while other Axis governments consisted of extremists, Tojo's party was actually considered moderate in Japan's politics. Its scary to imagine what extremist Japan would look like

[@mickeforsberg3678]

Christmas Truce is an awesome song and also a true story from WW1 that Sabaton sings about.

[@janekjankowski2327]

II War

[@ChristopherBergsten]

You gotta react on "Sabaton - Final Solution". Dark. Very dark, but oh so important to remember. The amount of drops made of historical mentions in that song is... so great. Should really be listened to at history lessons.

[@barrettburton9657]

Also... that shirt is fucking rad. My favorite band and one of my all-time favorite games combined? NICE.

[@simpapettersson98]

One of my favorite songs from Sabaton is the ballad of bull which is a power ballad and it is amazing

[@timothydombrowski748]

It's not just history to those people. The show was in Warsaw. That is national identity and Pride

[@clarencegilbert2990]

Seen them in Seattle on September 15th, they are as good live as they are on the album. The crowd was so loud, it often drowned out the music! Its been 2 days and I still cannot hear or talk, that's a good problem to have!

[@kamilpojedynski1363]

Poland ❤❤❤ Woodstock Festival for free. Lyrics are important for the history of Poland especially for Warsaw. My hometown ❤ History lesson

[@tomaszszypulski9942]

,,Bo my nie błagamy o waloność my o nią walczymy"-Gen.Anders zdobywca Monte Cassino

[@dotoid]

Can you react to Tommy Johansson, guitarist in Sabaton. He has his own KZbin channel. I recommend SHE'S GONE - STEELHEART (Cover by Tommy Johansson)

[@grzesiek0386]

Greetings from Poland:)

[@AileenSenpai]

Hello there!

[@VerchielxKanda]

I definitely recommend seeing their Sabaton History video on this song to fully get the context. It's incredible!

[@Sabaton62]

Ja jestem Polakiem 🇵🇱 🇵🇱❤️ 👍

[@timmysv1992]

Oh this came pretty recent! :D Found you today

[@AileenSenpai]

Thank you so much! ❤️

[@MaciejBogdanStepien]

It was a huge gathering, and Sabaton just hit the nail on the head.

[@swelix6475]

Nice react, just love the band. Hope for More and some orbit culture

[@MichalkemarSpanboob-sx9rz]

To jest naród który jest świadomy gdy jest pokój szykuj się do wojny

[@HypnoticChronic1]

You've got to understand something Sabatons song about Poland hold a special place in our hearts for us Poles, nobody talks about our history outside of Poland despite the wealth of history that there is, our has been derided and dragged through the mud so much so that what most people only know is that we got invaded in 1939 which kicked off WWII and that's it. The fact that we've had people like Chopin (famous composer), Copernicus (the driving force behind the heliocentric model for the solar system), Kościuszko (the founder/builder of West Point, Revolutionary War vet and personal friend to Washington and Jefferson), Pulaski (the father of the American cavalry and fellow Revolutionary War vet), Kwolek (inventor of kevlar), Skłodowska-Curie (discoverer of radium and polonium), Zamenhof (creator of the language Esperanto), Łukasiewicz (inventor of oil well, oil refinery, kerosene lamp, and modern streetlight), Koprowski (inventor of the first live polio vaccine), Sabin (inventor of the oral polio vaccine), Tramiel (founder/inventor of Commodore computers), Malinkiewicz (inventor of printed solar cells) just to name a few among our ranks. Or the we had the first semi democratic monarchy in Europe with elected kings, the first constitution in Europe, saved Vienna and by extension western Europe from further Ottoman conquest, saved Europe again in 1919-21 from the soviets and further spread of communism for a extra 20 years, a single Polish destroyer saving a British town from a German bombing raid, another Polish destroyer duking it out with the Bismark causing them to expend a majority of their ammo before it was finally sunk, heavily contributing to Royal Air Forces ability to repel the Germans during the Battle of Britain, heavily contributing to breaking the German Enigma code etc. you get the point. So Sabatons songs like Uprising, 40:1, Winged Hussars and Inmate 4859 help facilitate spreading knowledge of Poland's history to the greater world who know nothing of it and that is why Sabaton is so beloved in Poland and why you see reactions like that from the crowd anytime they play there.

[@Uptownloki47]

I highly recommend listening to a live performance of Swedish Pagans by Sabaton. Some of the most energy you’ll see at a Sabaton concert is during this song.

[@lassedrmugg]

You must listen and watch the video "No bullets fly" with sabaton. I promise you will cry, an incredible story.

[@thisismyyoutubecommentacco6302]

Found you due to algorithmic quirks. Great reaction. Subscribed.

[@wittmannmichael777]

I mite be binging your sabaton reactions and I'm sorry for commenting loads I just really wanted to say WARSAW RISE! Thanks for the video

[@chrisumana7644]

On Sabaton's most recent album The War to End All Wars on the track Dreadnoughts Hannes drumming really hammers everything home.

[@alcofgod4211]

About 200,000 people died during the Warsaw Uprising. of Warsaw residents. Poland's eternal enemy - Russia watched as the Varsovians were bleeding out.

[@lastninja1373]

No phones in the air. Ony hands. I love my country

[@ToowimPL]

Woodstock Poland

[@johnablamsky5242]

not only one of my favorite bands but history lessons as well, thank you so much

[@johnablamsky5242]

have you checked out any Iron Maiden? they have a ton of songs relating to history

[@ruma9687]

@@johnablamsky5242 yeah they do but Sabaton's EVERY song is about history ;)

[@johnablamsky5242]

@@ruma9687 good point lol

[@antoninbart]

I was at that concert. an unforgettable experience

[@pikzl_ghost7770]

If you want a song that hits hard, one of the really deep songs they have is “Final Solution“ and I honestly can’t even bring myself to explain it

[@metalviking6476]

It was 550.000 people there :)

[@pyrdacorblackflame3248]

You love his voice? Then enjoy his "Ballad of Bull". You will not expect THAT. ;D

[@joachimlind69]

Ghost division, 40 to 1,The last stand and Race to the sea. You need to watch this songs❤

[@MrWarHogs]

People often start rowing in the circle pits for Amon Amarth.

[@robin-hj9ls]

Hi from sweden nice prononciation of Joakims name. Never heard an american do that god. Thank you for this kick ass reaction

[@andrewwebb3248]

A pit formed to the song of Ghost Division about the Blitzkrieg in one of the shows of France. If that doesnt say something about breaking through the past nothing does.

[@adammichalak7398]

Gitara klasyczna.... MARCIN PATRZAŁEK - BABA YAGA 💪👍 ...🙏📽️ POZDRAWIAM 🇵🇱

[@2104dogface]

you should follow up with the Offical Music video (it's like a mini movie) and then the Sabaton History eps. on this song

[@michaelginnis521]

so many sabaton fans be simpin for "floor" I get that floor is an operatic singer but CMON these bands are different.

[@DrygamerPL]

3 sec.. enough to fall in love. Happy Christmas... Kupie ze sklepu jesli wysylka obejmuje europe :)

[@lkesha82]

Have Sabaton directory at my car's music USB... ☺️ A lot of great songs!

[@maltan3943]

Warszawo Ma ! i serce mi stanęło

[@20irishman]

Love Sabaton. I highly recommend Sleepless Nights by King Diamond live at the Philmore or the official music video. He has an incredible singing range of his voice. Great reaction as always

[@alfonsoagren414]

Sabaton has theyre own Rock Festival in their hometown Falun each year. Rickstad Falun (Rocktown Falun). Great festival with mostly scandinavian and some European bands. Sp fun and great! Usually ends with a Sabaton concert where they use lots of pyro!🤘 Recommend it! Stay Metal! 🤘😎🤘

[@Flokarl1]

Your Sabaton reactions are just GREAT!!!....Your Swedish accent is amazing!

[@willhelmforsberg3031]

It was about 500 000 people in there or more !!!

[@dontbestupid1344]

Thanks 😊 my dear.

[@motordragon2471]

the second you said you love the power in joakims voice i realized that joakim and hitler have one thing in common. a really powerful voice, one that makes a point

[@regnar286]

Poland - some Vodka, Slavic Magic and Great Hearth.

[@detroitpolak9904]

Warszawo Walcz is cool because Warsaw is in the Vocative case, which kind of gives the city a human, a personal quality. Think as he’s speaking to the very soul of the city itself.

[@nips8443]

I know that I'm about a year too late with this comment, but I want to answer your question about your pronunciation of the name Joakim. You said it perfectly! .....and it happens to be my name aswell.

[@matdante4861]

Hey :) If you like this Sabaton song :) you must react another Sabaton song :) which also tells the history of Poland during the Second World War....This song is called "Sabaton - 40:1"... the story that is told in this song.... many times is called "Polish Thermopylae"....but is one difference between "Polish Thermopylae" and original Battle of Thermopylae....Original is myth with true story....This what happend in Poland is not a myth....is real True

[@andrewhalo100]

A major element of this song is the abandonment of the British and Allied forces felt by the polish, the 1944 uprising, was a last desperate attempt to get help from the western Allies as they new their current “liberators” would be the soviets, who helped the Germans invade Poland to begin with.

[@ktm699]

Thank u Sabaton!!!! Greetings from Poland

[@torbjornsjooander5625]

Please react to Tommy Johansson The leadguitarist in Sabaton He have his own youtubechannel with a lot of cowers He is also the guy behind the music in a lot of Floors cowers Start with The power of love Celine Dion cower No it's not a joke His range is cracy

[@joaorafaeldossantos4891]

Recomend Sabaton - 40-1 (Live In Poland)

[@DarthMalgusThaGoat]

Who else listens to this on Spotify and RELIGIOUSLY yells HEY every time he says it?

[@joeszymaszek1146]

This song is probably the best one from Sabaton if you want to understand the Polish virtues of Liberty, freedom, and resistance. If you want to understand one of the unofficial mottos: Za wolność naszą i waszą (For our freedom and yours), listen to Aces in Exile or Winged Hussars.

[@userkrys]

🇵🇱🤟✌️this is... Poland ❤️🇵🇱

[@Alaska-8592]

And wilbe Poland!!❤

[@tvaettis0653]

Just gotta say, your eyebrows and hair is really pretty

[@AileenSenpai]

Thank you so much!