Girls und Panzer Official Song | BC Freedom High School | Le Chant de l'Oignon | Vocal

[@林于程-f1u]

The German march song was written for tanks. The American march song was written for paratroopers(including their black humor). The British march song was written for soldiers. The Russian folk song was written for a girl. . . . . . . . . This French march song was written for ONIONS. Great work France. Great work indeed. (Though I like onions too)

[@jango1053]

Well, in many places of France our soldiers used to bite a raw onion upon plaiding allegiance to the flag, a kind of ritual if you like. This song is a reminder of the moment they vowed to fight and die for the state and the people, and also a gesture of defiance... When everything was lost and they were to die whithout hope of being rescued, singing this absurd piece of song was like a last laugh in the face of their opponents and death itself. A sort of black humor and proud-ness upon destiny. More specifically, the song was written under Napoleon Bonaparte and was sang along the first battles againts the Austrian Empire. It's also a reminder of times of hunger, for the only meal many soldiers could hope for in wars of attrition and burned lands was often fried onions. It's not surprising the Foreign Legion keep the song in its traditions, being the most tough soldiers. Nowadays it's not so popular, kinda lost in time over other songs and traditions, but back in time this was the unofficial anthem of french soldiers upon the dreadiest hours of our history. Tanks, fellow soldiers and girls were, after all, already lost forever for those who sang it in the last moments... but not defiance and nostalgy yet. So yeah, it makes us smile and maybe laugh... but for those who knows the history, great work indeed :)

[@林于程-f1u]

@@jango1053 Thank you for sharing such a great background story of this song. This part of history is something that won't be taught on my history lessons. (Cause as I remember, our history textbook only use two or three pages to introduce about Napoleonic Wars)

[@jango1053]

@@林于程-f1u You are very welcome. Oh, did you know that in these same napoleonic wars, a marechal of france (it's like a prince-general) take a very important bridge to the austrians... just by pretending the war was over and they had to surrender according to the terms of truce ? Oh, and the true last samurai was not american, but a french officer ! We have quite a lot of good stories ^^

[@林于程-f1u]

@@jango1053 Marechal of France? Do you mean Marshal of France? We once had similar rank(Generalissimo or General Special Class, in Chinese is 特級上將. seems like this rank is higher than Five-star General in the us military. ) in our military rank system, and we don't use it since 2000. Pretended like the war is over to take the bridge? Would you tell this story? I guess the true last samurai you said is Jules Brunet, right? The armed force of France, in my opinion, established many things that shaped the modern warfare. The most famous example is FT-17. Our BF1 players usually call it "the little duck".

[@jango1053]

@@林于程-f1u Ahah the little duck, really ? It's quite a cute name :) So you are chinese ? Your country has an even greater military tradition and history than mine, by long shot. I'm french, and my english is quite bad so i apologise ^^' Yes, Jules Brunet was the true last samurai, sorry for the americans :p And yes, Marechal is quite like Marshall, except that in the french military its only a title, not an official rank per se. Although its often given to the highest officer at the time... and it was a true rank per se under Napoleon. Actually, Marechal de France (or Great Admiral for the french navy officers) is a dignity of the state, and can be gifted to any military officer commanding for our country... but it's really rare, an officer have to be at least a general or/and defended successfully the state against an overwhelming, durable or dire menace... like Pétain against the germany, you see. And we didnt have a living marechal in more than half a century. Yeah, so the Bridge of Tabor was held by the Austrians, protecting Vienna. The lieutenant in charge of the bridge was under order by Feldmarschalleutnant Auersperg to blow up everything, the whole three bridges one after another, if the frenchs were to assault it, okay ? Then, two Marechaux of France - and at this time, under Napoleon, being a Marechal was not only being a super-general but also a "prince" of France - had an idea. Their names were Lannes and Murat. So these two uber-important soldiers and politicians of the Napoleonian Empire just casually walked to the bridge with nothing else than a handful of soldiers and a white flag, and talk to the austrians - who were, like, "dude if you take only one step further i blow the kegs of poweder and we all die". And just like that, they pretended that the war was over, an armistice being signed and all, and the austrians were "dude, wtf ?". And while the marshalls openly lied and demanded the bridge to be handed over them, the french army was closing, stealthly at first, then openly but casually, not in battle mode, like on a parade... and the austrian lieutenant was puzzled, didnt know what to do. And even when the feldlmarshalllieutenant of the austrian came back, all he could do was seeing the french army right on the bridges, and no one was firing, and the french marshalls even get to silenced an austrian officer who didnt believed their lies by talking to his superior and saying something like "do the austrians officers let a soldier talk to them like that ?" and ordered to the austrians soldiers to not open fire, even if they didnt have authority over them... And so, the austrians gave up the bridges, and moments later there was no question of armistice any more and they were all taken prisonners of the french army, and Napoleon had a good laugh for weeks :D - and the poor feldmarshall lieutenant was tried and shot for incompetence... if you want to read it properly, and also an another french napoleonic bluff in the same war, and ten others great bluffs in military history, here is a link to an excellent article : historycollection.co/12-greatest-military-bluffs-history/4/ have fun :)

[@rheivenjunoblianda6989]

US: Battle Hymn Germany: Panzerlied ( tanks ) Soviets: Katyusha France: Onions?

[@YTSirBlack]

TheNoobKing 144 Italy: Pizza Time

[@benjaminthibieroz4155]

good food logistics won many more war than tanks

[@magicplayer84]

French: why not?

[@tz1ztgi]

Кстати да

[@duskthegamer4129]

Revolution?

[@Mopmipmup]

no onions for the Austrians

[@ottovonbismarck6526]

But fried Elsaß Lothringen for me.

[@smort3547]

Austrians: *sad violin music here*

[@gabrielgra5655]

NO ONIONS FOR YOU CHUCRUTE

[@Briselance]

@@smort3547 Austrians: "France... why you do this? :'-( "

[@unemusiqueunjour]

@@ottovonbismarck6526 Nothing will ever erase the humiliation of Jena and Auerstadt.

[@mochawatte]

*Charles De Guile speech to continue to fight on the war (1940 Colourised)*

[@mochawatte]

Pepeleon sorry auto correct

[@UwU-xk5cx]

"The first one to liberate France will get a free extra onion"

[@alexandredodo7250]

But this song is written in the Napoleonic périod

[@いぬわら]

ガルパンそんなに一生懸命見てないんですが、子供の頃習った童謡の原曲ってこれかと気づくのが楽しい。

[@nolife.nojoke9114]

そこから原曲にはまって外国語に目覚めました。勉強嫌いです。

[@sk-md9of]

鬼のパンツとか良い例

[@rewrite4618]

German : we're taking your territories France : Okay, We'll take back later anyway. Austria : We're taking YouR ONIONS *France : OH NO, YOU CAN'T*

[@ommsterlitz1805]

This song has a terrible untold meaning, when the French went to fight during the Napoleonic wars they knew that they were going to lose comrades in the fighting and the custom was that they bite into a raw onion to give themselves strength and courage, as in the song says "a single onion turns us into a lion". So as during the last battles to bite into an onion remind the soldiers that it may be the last onion he shares with his friends and brothers in arms and that he will join the lions who died in battle. And of course why the onion? Because it grows very quickly and during almost most of the seasons in just 30 days it was edible the soldiers planted it regularly during the campaigns, so most of the time there was only onions to eat with a little bread.

[@brad3154]

Cavalry Soldier : Sir! The Austrians! They have a convoy! Cavalry Officer : It's not worth it, they probably only have as much supplies to supply them for half an hour. Cavalry Soldier : They have wheat, onions, sunflower seeds (which intel reports they will turn into sunflower seed oil) and tons of wood. Cavalry Officer : All units, attack!

[@idontknowwhatiamdoinganymo1615]

Cpl: sir the Austrians are attacking Napoleon: yeah so Cpl: they have wagons full of onion rings and oil Napoleon: Order the Grenadiers and the Old Guard.

[@Mwraf]

LMAO

[@capeewee]

I like the Onion fried in Oil, also none to those Austrian Bastards.

[@AgentPrimus]

Oil is americas thing

[@jibrilnito]

Don't forget the Tirolers De Garde (Rifle Skirmisher Guards)

[@ehssal]

@@AgentPrimus oil is everyones thing nowadays sorry for the 3 years delay

[@typicalperson6389]

Imagine telling the French soldiers singing this that this song would become popular outside of France from a Japanese anime about high school girls on tanks

[@phantasosxgames8488]

they would like. France literally created their own manga (Radiant) , which literally turned into an anime with 2 seasons dubbed in japanese before even been voiced in french. France surrended to Japan now.

[@itshighnoon7504]

*napoleon has never seen such bullshit before*

[@ouafblanc4736]

@@phantasosxgames8488 Tony valente 👌

[@me67galaxylife]

@@phantasosxgames8488 ah yes the famous act of surrendeding

[@アリア設計主任]

ガルパンがなかったらこのいい曲に気付かなかっただろうな～ガルパン見てると各国の曲がみんな良く聞こえてしまう。

[@八田與一-n6t]

ガルパン がこの曲の品を下げてる

[@to6837]

@@八田與一-n6t 君、センスが無いね

[@佐藤輝明-d5k]

@@八田與一-n6t 言えてる。 ガルパン版を聴いたらイライラしてくるもん。 雪の進軍とかは良いのに

[@mryes6770]

Yes I totally agree

[@TS-pekochan]

@@佐藤輝明-d5k わざわざ言うなカス

[@martinboniotti423]

Oppai camarades, oppai camarades, oppai oppai oppai

[@puss_n_booze]

underrated comment. imo.

[@RandomPetualang]

Man of culture

[@amychan811]

Oh shit I can't stop hearing it now

[@ぬべちょん]

お...おう ど...同志...だな...

[@Tokax]

March of the weebs

[@SyamuNekoSan]

A soldier march at the pace of his stomach...

[@bryanmartinez6600]

No wonder why the red army was frightening.

[@smort3547]

Red Army: *Laughs in hunger*

[@Warmaker01]

You want real hunger in WWII? Try the Imperial Japanese Army.

[@funky7127]

@@Warmaker01 you want real hunger nigga? be a CIVILLIAN in Imperial Japan during the late war

[@titanime3830]

@@funky7127 you want real hunger nigga? be a civ in british raj or france-japan occupied indochina

[@ED-gk4sr]

Did they just said “I like fried Onions”?

[@hawtdawg8049]

Not only that, but they like them fried in oil.... Goddammit France.

[@garloks8361]

with baguette and steak this is so good x)

[@andmos1001]

dont forget to smack som Austrians

[@rock-chan7679]

yes, this song is litteraly french singing about onions while killing austrians

[@amisthebest847]

Yes...with some fried oil or MEAT. France

[@gamerhistorian7843]

French Tank tech tree in Warthunder

[@josephconradsa5375]

Cutie Marxist The French have thicker armour in 1940 but with a pathetic main cannon and odd placement of an odd and ineffective 75 at the side of char b1

[@monyclair5357]

In 1940 the 75 mm howitzer was better than any other tank canon used. Same for the 47 mm. But yeah, one year after in a war with many technologies improvement in tank construction, it was over. And the french logic to place the chief in a sigle turret without loader and gunner wasnt a good idea. But you should take a look at the battle of Stonne to understand what kind of beast is the B1 bis.

[@machaiping]

Char B1 has a lot of flaws off-battlefield that make them extremely impractical, but unfortunately, no games can portray this realistically. For example; the hull-mount howitzer has only 1 degree traverse which required B1 to install specialized steering system to make it able to shoot anything with acceptable accuracy. However said steering gears is extremely complex and a nightmare to maintain. And then there's the very intensive-maintenance of its breakdown-prone vertical volute spring suspension on top of it. Simulating any of these realistically will guarantee a lot of rage quits from playerbase, so no game designers will ever put it in, ever. Except maybe Simulation for Army to train their crews on.

[@thekenjistream8683]

Talking about realism when you know nothing about the tank. The 75mm was never made for tank to tank combat. It is an artillery piece made to strike bunkers and infantry positions. The 47mm is the AT gun. And it could destroy any German tank on its way while the Germans couldn't even penetrate the armor of the B1. Now why 1 man turret ? Easy. Manpower. After WW1 France couldn't afford an another war and so it couldn't have many crews for tanks. Plus France was designing a turret for 2 men but Petain made France surrender before the turret could be produced. Finally the tank wasn't hard to maintain. The problem was training.

[@machaiping]

+TheKenjiStream I don't think it work like that. B1's thick armor was rendered weaker than they should be due to using rivets instead of welding in construction. Even if the shot didn't penetrate the impact could snap the rivet off and send the thing ricocheting inside the tank at the speed of bullets, injuring or killing the crews which is just the same as enemy's shell penetrating the armor anyway. For manpower argument; B1 has Commander who has to direct his tank crews, observe battlefield, communicate with other tank, picking target, turning, loading and firing turret gun. Radioman whose job is only to relay message between Commanders. Driver who has double duty of aiming and firing the hull-mounted howitzer, and Loader whose job is loading only said howitzer. Meanwhile, Modern MBT has Commander do the commanding his crews, observe the battlefield, and communicate with other tanks, Gunner who do the aiming and shooting, Loader who load the main gun, and Driver whose job is just drive the tank. I'll leave you to decide which duty distribution make more sense - mind you, both tanks has the same number of crew, so manpower is not an excuse here.

[@muhammadlukmanr5459]

Imagine when you sitting in your trench, then one battalion of french army march and sing a song about fried onion with their sharp bayonet towards your position.

[@lankwig]

Je suis français et j'aime l'oignon VIVE LA FRANCE

[@corsehaigazia]

et les oignons!

[@pitioti]

PARCE QUE C'EST NOTRE PROJET !!

[@corsehaigazia]

non o_o

[@pitioti]

C'est bien, tu n'es pas tomber dans le piège cammarade :'D !

[@corsehaigazia]

j'aime pas "camarade" ça fait coco je préfère compatriote :p

[@seronymus]

Got this stuck in my head today after caramelizing half an onion for an omelette.

[@silly.thoughts]

*THE ONIONS START SPEAKING FRENCH*

[@MandoDaras]

And the Austrians are being Trigered

[@The_Lunch_Man]

Years of French immersion schooling have paid off for allowing me to understand they are legit singing about loving fried onions.

[@RyoCh-yx6il]

This is probably the Best “Onion March” Version I’ve heard so far

[@feet.8778]

クアドラプルな玉葱が… 貴公らの剣、そして勇気に太陽あれ！

[@nktk6604]

太陽万歳！

[@ドラテク]

どうせみな玉葱になる

[@artriuslucius1597]

あぁ…私の…太陽 Byソラール どうしたぁ？お前の太陽など無いぞ？ Byふぅ

[@西住みほ-i3k]

マリー様に三番を歌わせてはいけない(戒め)

[@ishichini9666]

いいちこ好きの玉葱なんて俺はしらねぇぞ

[@takuminfle]

玉ねぎ食べただけで、ライオンになれるのか…たまげたなぁ

[@IWASAKI-s3e]

玉葱パワー恐るべし

[@Kabadexi4315]

アメリカにはほうれん草を食べて超人的パワーを手にいれる人もいるし多少はね？

[@glist000]

Не знаю как с едой, но после водки любой русский превращается в медведя

[@katajainennils4418]

BC自由学園は第二次世界大戦の自由フランスとヴィジーフランスがモデルです

[@IcefrenzyXD]

When you play Kaiserreich with Anime mod on and Retake the French Mainland as the French Empire

[@Ryuu_Kaminari]

Wait is tahts illegal

[@samuelwong8051]

this certainly explains the saying "an army marches on it's stomach"

[@NightMay]

J'aime l'oignon frit à l'huile J'aime l'oignon quand il est bon J'aime l'oignon frit à l'huile J'aime l'oignon (j'aime l'oignon) Au pas, camarades! Au pas camarades! Au pas! Au pas! Au pas! Au pas, camarades! Au pas, camarades! Au pas! Au pas! Au pas!

[@lefocheurhunter4456]

qui aime les chanson française comme moi ?

[@pokemonde-se5tv]

et pas d'oignons pour ses autrichiens! non pas d'oignons pour ses chiens-là! non pas d'oignons pour les autrichiens! non, pas d'oignons! non pas d'oignons!

[@SermoniusWH]

It's sound more like "quand il est bon". But honnestly, it's hard, even for a native, and i guess both can be accepted. To determine this, watch out for the "liaison" (i don't know if english speakers have same rule). If it was "car il est bon", we should listen "car r'il est bon", but we have here "t'il est bon", so it's "quand" ("quand t'il est bon").

[@corsehaigazia]

apparemment d'après wiki c'est "car il est bon"

[@leopold3664]

Night May jpp

[@Briselance]

Here are the complete lyrics, as composed most-likely by Étienne Nicolas Méhul. J'aime l'oignon frit à l'huile, J'aime l'oignon car il est bon. J'aime l'oignon frit à l'huile, J'aime l'oignon, j'aime l'oignon. Refrain (chorus) Au pas camarades, au pas camarades, Au pas, au pas, au pas, Au pas camarades, au pas camarades, Au pas, au pas, au pas. Un seul oignon frit à l'huile, Un seul oignon nous change en lion, Un seul oignon frit à l'huile, Un seul oignon un seul oignon Refrain Mais pas d'oignons aux Autrichiens, Non, pas d'oignons à tous ces chiens, Mais pas d'oignons aux Autrichiens. Non, pas d'oignons. Non, pas d'oignons Refrain Aimons l'oignon frit à l'huile, Aimons l'oignon, car il est bon, Aimons l'oignon frit à l'huile, Aimons l'oignon, aimons l'oignon Refrain

[@Table925]

this video is not monetized 1 second later: ad pops up

[@kairuomefutaku2638]

This music makes me want to play French tanks in War Thunder. :3

[@glist000]

Свобода, Равенство, Братство 🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵

[@catukistune3855]

Pour ce qui veulent savoir ce que ça dit I like the onion fried in oil, I like the onion when it is good, I like the onion fried in oil, I love the onion, I love the onion. At walk comrades, at walk comrades, At walk, at walk, at walk. At walk comrades, at walk comrades, At walk, at walk, at walk. One onion fried in oil, One onion changes us into a lion, One onion fried in oil, One single onion, one single onion. At walk comrades, at walk comrades, At walk, at walk, at walk. At walk comrades, at walk comrades, At walk, at walk, at walk. But no onions to the Austrians, No onions for all these dogs, But no onions to the Austrians, No onions, no onions. At walk comrades, at walk comrades, At walk, at walk, at walk. At walk comrades, at walk comrades, At walk, at walk, at walk. Like the onion fried in oil, Like the onion because it is good, Like the onion fried in oil, Like the onion, like the onion. At walk comrades, at walk comrades, At walk, at walk, at walk. At walk comrades, at walk comrades, At walk, at walk, at walk.

[@Callofmuts]

Merci beaucoup =D

[@Supermariocrosser]

A French song about onions, way to go guys.

[@Enderboy4030]

Germans when they try to invade France: Why do i hear boss music?

[@owenmccarthy2521]

There wasn’t boss music in 1940, at least not coming from France

[@matsu4010]

@@owenmccarthy2521 I think he meant 1914

[@paulblache3624]

@@owenmccarthy2521 Laughs in Free France Forces later during the war

[@velazquezarmouries]

russians: tachanka and katyusha japanese: yuki no shingun french: chant d'elle ognion

[@papapalpatine8513]

Knowing that half the French heavy tanks looked like Onions I would say the song is rather fitting

[@pilotmanpaul]

Where can I find a version that is sang by the main characters of Freedom High School?

[@battlegroup8312]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnOQl2B7jrCsf9E

[@lorenzosgarza]

KZbin

[@1225koseki]

This time a new Renault Light Tank, Sumui 35, ARL 44, Mark 4 Tanks will come out! 　Chanson de l'Oignon 　 is used for music.

[@ernstschmidt4725]

i totally expected the girls singing this song, not another normal rendition. luckily it's a nice song anyways

[@antiechelonkishin7615]

stay positive. too early to get so disappointed

[@HansNo237offi]

It might happen in the OVAs. If they do it for this, that is.

[@Zommiee]

Don't be disappointed, check out the das Finale movie...

[@riderphantom5983]

久々に戻ってきたぜ！

[@okaz5877]

わーい、ヨウツベが玉ねぎだらけだｗ

[@IWASAKI-s3e]

玉ねぎ！(*｀･ω･)ゞ

[@バルドりくチワワ]

どうせみんな玉葱になる

[@furudoerika1472]

Real song version lyric : J'aime l'oignon frit à l'huile, J'aime l'oignon car il est bon. J'aime l'oignon frit à l'huile, J'aime l'oignon, j'aime l'oignon. Refrain Au pas camarades, au pas camarades, Au pas, au pas, au pas, Au pas camarades, au pas camarades, Au pas, au pas, au pas. Un seul oignon frit à l'huile, Un seul oignon nous change en Lion, Un seul oignon frit à l'huile, Un seul oignon un seul oignon Refrain Mais pas d'oignons aux Autrichiens, Non pas d'oignons à tous ces chiens, Mais pas d'oignons aux Autrichiens, Non pas d'oignons, non pas d'oignons Refrain Aimons l'oignon frit à l'huile, Aimons l'oignon car il est bon, Aimons l'oignon frit à l'huile, Aimons l'oignon, aimons l'oignon

[@nuclearjanitors]

Def a song you can MARCH to!

[@takagi1564]

BCが一番好きだなぁ

[@ultrajd]

I’ve always liked the kepi hats they wear.

[@emil_lord_0802]

ガルパンという世界でもっとも発音にうるさい露仏の歌を歌わせるアニメ。最強

[@となりの羊]

ロッペン棚上げ 声優大変だな〜

[@nonnatheblizzard2891]

AAAAAAAHHHHH I LOVE TANKS I LOVE THEM THEY ARE SO BEUTIFUL SO BEUTIFUL EVERY TANK THEY ARE BEUTIFUL

[@katyusha1044]

Ah yes they are beautiful aren’t they

[@alexburke853]

Katyusha well looks like we’re just missing klara

[@dkdvaren7623]

YEAHHH I LOVE TANKS TOO!

[@theimperium4900]

In the immortal words of Napoleon Bonaparte: "an army marches on its stomach"!

[@NoName-hg6cc]

Also Napoleon: here, an onion will be plenty enough

[@Yugoslaviamapper9]

Music to my ears

[@sovietyuri]

When you Combined the real song with the Anime *What the Fuck Did You Just Bring Upon This Cursed Land*

[@A796]

oh-!Girls&Panzer　最高ね！

[@panderson5554]

Wonderful video. You just earned another sub.

[@paranoia3608]

I have got the au pas comarads stuck in my head, GOD DAMN YOU FRANCE!

[@archielloirawan9002]

btw the video almost had a million views congrats

[@aggressive1874]

I'm hungry so much sir !!!

[@kouro]

Très belle chanson de l'époque napoléeonniènnes

[@sream62]

Le chant de l'oignon ? Ils sont serieux? On a tellement de chants magnifiques en France et ils nous en mettent un correct alors que nous en avons des bien mieux

[@おぜ修一]

C'est une chanson familière aux Japonais d'il y a longtemps. Et maintenant beaucoup de Japonais aiment cette chanson.

[@sream62]

五幌玲於奈 je n"en doute pas ;)

[@sream62]

五幌玲於奈 je n"en doute pas ;)

[@おぜ修一]

Je vous remercie d'avoir répondu

[@battlegroup8312]

Even for us in Sweden Le Chant de l'Oignon is very popular during our midsummer tradition. Our version of the song is called Små Grodorna, or the Little Frogs. Don't take offense by the title. :P

[@shooter5503]

So you walk into a French restaurant and you ask for something without onions and they start singing this song.

[@MandoDaras]

Sad Gordon Ramsey noises

[@ariserusic]

If anyone know the name of the song in english is the song of the onion

[@jackthegermanofficerjoe7985]

I love ur songs and there relaxing so much and beautiful to the French in ww2 keep going I want more of theis song

[@andressedillo2023]

This song is straight up about onions

[@zeljkomagistrala2331]

This is.... Acceptable

[@シックザール-f1t]

カチューシャに比べたら覚えるのは簡単やな

[@りっきーくん-u3i]

無気力*暴走傭兵さん 傭兵 蓮 それな

[@tbwscancer267]

カチューシャのが楽

[@ひきこもりたなつお]

クルルシックザール さん Катюшаの方が覚えやすい！ forgetmenots.doorblog.jp/archives/47056390.html

[@やきにく-x6z]

インパクトで言うとカチューシャかな覚えやすいのはこっち

[@ポン酢-b7p]

クルルシックザール 両方覚えやすい

[@DotDotDotDashDashDashDotDotDot]

Au pas Camarades! Au pas Camarades! Au pas! Au pas! Au pas!

[@shadowtrooper262]

their AMX are so tough in WOT blitz

[@penelope3354]

shadow trooper262 yes but in real life if you see them you must run if you w'ont dead

[@UrielEyvindGMunoz]

Imagine if they had a shit ton amount of bat chats

[@TheUnboxer073]

J'aime l'oignon frît à l'huile, I love onion fried with oil, J'aime l'oignon quand il est bon, I love the onion when it's good, J'aime l'oignon frît à l'huile, I love onion fried with oil, J'aime l'oignon, j'aime l'oignon. I love onion, I love onion. Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, Let's charge comrades, let's charge comrades. Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, Let's charge comrades, let's charge Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge Un seul oignon frît à l'huile, One onion fried with oil, Un seul oignon nous change en lion, One onion we change into a lion, Un seul oignon frît à l'huile One onion fried with oil, Un seul oignon nous change en lion. One onion we change into a lion, Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, Let's charge comrades, let's charge comrades. Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, (Let's charge comrades, let's charge Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge Non pas d'oignons aux Autrichiens, But no onions for the Austrians Non pas d'oignons à tous ces chiens, No onions for all these dogs Non pas d'oignons aux Autrichiens, But no onions for the Austrians Non pas d'oignons, non pas d'oignons. No onions, no onions Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, Let's charge comrades, let's charge comrades. Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, (Let's charge comrades, let's charge Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge Aimons l'oignon frît à l'huile, Love the onion fried with oil. Aimons l'oignon car il est bon, Love the onion because it's good, Aimons l'oignon frît à l'huile, Love the onion fried with oil. Aimons l'oignon, aimons l'oignon Love the onion, love the onion. Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, Let's charge comrades, let's charge comrades. Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, (Let's charge comrades, let's charge Au pas, au pas, au pas. Let's charge, let's charge, let's charge Love, onions, and killing Austrians.

[@komradscera2222]

What's that song X) it litteraly says "i like cooked onions" all the time X)

[@battlegroup8312]

That is literally the name, the Onion Song. ;)

[@HansNo237offi]

May or may not have originated from Napoleon noticing a soldier rubbing his bread with an onion.

[@hannvok]

(i love onions fried in oil)

[@_ichsanni8294]

Hann Vok oil? OIL! *freedom intensifies*

[@pitioti]

Dr. Sceralock They chose the simpliest french march I guess... Try to make sing Japanese "Le boudin" or "Le champs des partisant" (Since they had the Loraibe Cross, emblem of Free French Troup of Charles de Gaulle)

[@Ropetor]

I studied 9 years of french the only thing i can understand is that he loves fried ;onions

[@vachagan2007]

Then it’s worse it !

[@Austin1723]

Send the Old Guard forward!

[@tullussulla6167]

Austin1723 haha "The Guards fights, and Die" My respect to the French.

[@pitioti]

Decanus Gaius Publius "The guard die but didn't surender" I would have said

[@tullussulla6167]

pitioti ohh no I know, I'm just saying it this way.

[@albertkandhiwrahaspati948]

*Send all the tanks to Belgium forward and ignore Ardennes!

[@shuhratkessikbayev8886]

America: Gory gory what a hell of way die he ain't gonna jump no more. "Is everybody happy?" Cried Sargeant looking up, our hero feeble answered "Yes" and then they stood him up U.K: Some talk of Alexander and some of Hercules, of Hector and Lysander and such great names as these. But of all worlds brave heros there's none that can't compare, with a tow row row row row row to the British Grenadiers Germany: Dusty are the faces, but glad is our sense (is our sense), our tank is roaring in the storm wind out there Italy: Hey partisan, take me with you, o Bella ciao Bella ciao Bella ciao ciao caio hey partisan, take me with you till I feel like I'm dying. Japan: You and I are cherry blossoms of the same period, we bloomed in the yard of the same military school, if we've bloomed we are determined to break up USSR: The path is far with us, have fun soldier, look! Curling, regimental banner curling, Commanders are in front. Soldiers go, go, go! And for you my dear, there is field mail, goodby has called, soldiers push on! France: But no onions for the Austrians, no, no onions for those dogs, no onions for the Austrians

[@lefocheurhunter4456]

Au pas camarade au pas camarade its my favorite part of the song it's an actual napoleonic french song

[@otakuofthehyugaclan2969]

Infiltrated France 🇫🇷: I DID IT!!! I STOLE THE GOLDEN FRENCH ONION 🧅!!! Starts hearing song in the distance & it gets louder and louder. For gods sake what is that music 🎼 Looks out the window 👀 👀👀👀👀 oh my!!

[@bcpelloux9429]

Bien merci

[@anonymoussupporter1758]

ALRIGHT, LOAD DE ONIONS! WE MARCH FOR BERLIN! NO! LOAD THE BAGUETTES AND ONIONS! PREPARE FOR DA MARSCH TO BERLIN! WE SHOW THEM THE TRUE EMPIRE. I mean we had a failed empire and--------------------------JUST MARCH ON!

[@CobetMargatroid]

This make me rember derovolk style lol

[@saltyfrenchy4324]

Only my contry could make a military march talking about bloody onions

[@paulli5794]

This is literally translated to: "The Chant of Onions Vocal" (Introductory Passage Name) I love Oil Fried Onion I like Carl onion it's good I love Oil Fried Onion I like onions I like onions Or not, Or not, Or not Or not Comrades, Or not Comrades, Or not Comrades Or not, Or not, Or not Or not Comrades, Or not Comrades, Or not Comrades Or not, Or not, Or not Or not Comrades, Or not Comrades, Or not Comrades "Refrain entire passage"

[@ysionx3646]

If I may, your lyrics are somewhat incorrect. There is no mention of anyone named 'Carl' in the song, and no one sais 'Or not', either. The correct version would be : "I love onion fried in oil, I love onion, it's so tasty . I love onion fried in oil, I love onion, I love onion . In step, comrades, in step, comrades, In step, in step, in step . In step, comrades, in step, comrades, In step, in step, in step." Source : Wikipedia (love it or hate it, they're right, and I know what I'm talking about, since I'm French myself)

[@paulli5794]

@@ysionx3646 Thanks for the edit!

[@Minedeployder]

Time has comes)

[@MandoDaras]

Execute Order 66, defend our onions at all cost.

[@jasonharding96]

They heckin bamboozled us all

[@unusualcrate4100]

Nice job putting your mark on the video so I cant have it repeat.

[@polish8550]

this is actually a banger

[@kyawthu755]

I shall honor the brave Frenchman that went off to fight the Austrians By eating this bag of onion rings

[@Risu0chan]

Fun fact: “Mind your own business” in French is «Occupe-toi/mêle-toi de tes oignons»: mind your onions!

[@ナマコ-e3b]

1.　 J'aime l'oignon frît à l'huile, J'aime l'oignon quand il est bon, J'aime l'oignon frît à l'huile, J'aime l'oignon, j'aime l'oignon. 　Refrain: 　Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, Au pas, au pas, au pas. 　Au pas camarade, au pas camarade, Au pas, au pas, au pas. 油で揚げた玉葱が好き 美味ければ玉葱が好き 油で揚げた玉葱が好き 玉葱が好き 玉葱が好き 　(繰り返し) 　進もう戦友よ 進もう戦友よ 進もう 進もう 進もう 　進もう戦友よ 進もう戦友よ 進もう 進もう 進もう 2.　 Un seul oignon frît à l'huile, Un seul oignon nous change en lion, Un seul oignon frît à l'huile Un seul oignon nous change en lion. 　Refrain. 油で揚げた玉葱ひとつ 玉葱ひとつで俺達は獅子にもなれる 油で揚げた玉葱ひとつ 玉葱ひとつで俺達は獅子にもなれる 　(繰り返し) 3.　 Mais pas d'oignons aux Autrichiens, Non pas d'oignons à tous ces chiens, Mais pas d'oignons aux Autrichiens, Non pas d'oignons, non pas d'oignons. 　Refrain. だがオーストリア人にやる玉葱はない あの犬どもにくれてやる玉葱はない だがオーストリア人にやる玉葱はない 玉葱はやらん 玉葱はやらん 　(繰り返し) 4.　 Aimons l'oignon frit à l'huile, Aimons l'oignon car il est bon, Aimons l'oignon frit à l'huile, Aimons l'oignon, aimons l'oignon 　Refrain. 油で揚げた玉葱を好きになろう うまいんだから玉葱を好きになろう 油で揚げた玉葱を好きになろう 玉葱を好きになろう 玉葱を好きになろう 　(繰り返し)

[@matyspicot7825]

In the next war I hope French write the Baguette song

[@hikki654]

"I like to eat onion" Wellington,Blucher,Bismarck,Hitler and Võ Nguyên Giáp has joined the games

[@gabrielgra5655]

non non non non

[@hikki654]

@@gabrielgra5655 Võ Nguyên Giáp and Arthur Wellesley wanna know your location

[@hikki654]

@@gabrielgra5655 Also Gebhard Leberecht von Blucher wanna know too

[@VibeDPyro]

The Shrek Army National anthem

[@Forcystus85]

Is this song really in the show? I don't remember that, and I've watched it twice. Also, there is no French-themed tank team in the show. ^^

[@battlegroup8312]

There is a french team in Girls und Panzer: Das Finale, or season two coming out in March. The french school is based on the school shown in the spin-off manga Ribbon Warrior called BC Freedom High School themed around Free France and Vichy France. Those who watched it at theatres report they sing this song at one point.

[@Forcystus85]

Ah, I see. Magnifique! Thank you very much. Now all I want is a Swedish-themed tank team teaming up with the Finns against the Soviet school! ^^

[@battlegroup8312]

Hear, hear! There is a swedish themed school in the Girls und Panzer universe, but was only mentioned in the same manga as Viggen High School. In the backstory they mention the swedes helping Jatkosota High School as they did in the Winter War. A nice touch of detail. ;)

[@level98bearhuntingarmor]

I sense a mystery I believe it's in Girls Und Panzer Der Film

[@generaljefe2749]

Juulius Caesar This one is in Das Finale..

[@UwU-xk5cx]

Many historians can confirm that WW2 started because Hitler (an austrian) was denied onion rings in Hamburg Kaiser by a french waiter

[@MandoDaras]

100% historical accurate

[@jimmin190]

Takes a true man to march at guns singing about food.

[@mikestheaustrian9178]

Ok. I´m gonna grow my own onions then

[@justinkam9729]

Germany's marching song is about the invincibility of panzers. Britain's song is about the courage of the British Grenadiers. France's is about eating fucking onions.

[@MandoDaras]

It's to confuse our enemies, and I think it worked well during the Napoleonic Wars especially against the Austrian.

[@akai9521]

Y'a une erreur dans le sous-titrage le 1 "j'aime l'oignon car il est bon", ainsi que le 2 éme Si vous écoutiez bien c'est " j'aime l'oignon quand t'il est bon". Le 3 éme est correcte, écoutez vous même la différence entre c'est 3 là.

[@たからだとしや]

I have not asked impression about das FINALE, How is it? BTW,I went to Swedish rock band Europe's live(Dark Japan tour),my favorite song 'Final count down' was sung at last of encore.

[@torino_chicken]

ロレーヌ十字が入ってるけど、もしかしてドイツ(黒森峰)に抵抗でもするのでしょうか…最終章見に行きたいですな…

[@princetonop3223]

*Why is the tank staring at me*

[@scaretv5383]

Yes. Just yes

[@animeislife3028]

Demn why does this show have to end

[@warayamach2989]

ああ玉葱美味しい！みんなも食べよう！オーストリア人やる玉葱はねえ！ ※歌詞です

[@shionhyde8603]

There was an ad. Was that placed there by KZbin for using a copyrighted song, or by the user (monetization)?

[@mezouarsami3667]

hmmmm un bon oignon à l'huile quoi de mieux pour remonter le morales de nos valeureux soldats?!

[@pitioti]

mezouar sami quand tu sais que les rations française sont si bonne qu'elles s'échangent contre 3 ration américaine :'D ...