Graham Family Reacts To Star Spangled Banner As You've Never Heard It

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[@Cody38Super]

To anyone that reads this from America......I love you.

[@snowflakehunter]

Except for Russia and North korea. There is no way I can love countries like this.

[@noonecallsmeaj]

We love you too! ❤

[@paulamoya7956]

🇺🇸⭐️🤍🇺🇸⭐️🤍🇺🇸🎉

[@R.POWELL]

💛 to you from Texas !!! 🎇🎆

[@eurekasquared9853]

Where are u from? Greetings from Florida. 🇺🇸

[@flashxdoe295]

non americans taking thier hats off during this video....thats real respect right there

[@heartnsoul9093]

Agree!

[@connororeally9119]

his son wanted to put is hand on his chest, made me almost cry , you do it son, America loves and supports the graham family

[@user-iw5qr2su7d]

Absolutely!! ❤❤

[@artbencomo]

This is very true... As a person who comes from a long line of military blood lines... Patriotism for the free world - The United States of America, a country that is supposed to instill the belief that everyone should be free and not have government tell them what to do, how they should live and where they should be... It's a very powerful thing. We must protect and defend that. We must not let anyone strip away any freedoms that we have fought for and ancestors died for. It would be a disgraceful thing to turn away from the facts and let our country be turned into something that it was fighting against at its conception.

[@florida52001]

i thought so too

[@TamiRuiz-vs2qk]

That why the flag cant touch the ground and we love our flag no retreat no surrender.

[@curtisw502]

No it isn't...flags touching the ground was a thing way before this...in battle the generals used flags to direct the battlefields

[@bluflaam777]

According to the Flag Code, the American flag should not touch anything beneath it, including the ground. This rule is in place to emphasize the importance of handling the flag with care and to protect it from getting soiled or damaged. It is a symbol of our nation and should be treated with the utmost respect. The flag didn't get raised until after the bombardment was over. It was a large flag and at that moment, it was a symbol of victory. Even after 25 hours of shelling, the fort stood.

[@davidsuttles101]

I’m a former Army attack helicopter pilot with combat experience…thank you for your reaction and respect! I will not live on my knees…

[@rafehr1378]

We Troopers don't ever let the American flag on the ground.

[@omnigeek]

This actually happened during the War of 1812. We were already an independent country. The British invaded to try to regain control.

[@jamesmolley8636]

I am an American 69 yrs old, and have never heard this explained in such detail. This story must be told in every American school house, for I fear its meaning has been lost. God Bless!

[@terryjestersr.6769]

Back in the late 60s- 70s this was in our history books - now kids don't learn anything about how America was founded in school. And why our flag must be protected and flown proudly, teach your kids to be proud to still have that flag

[@randieandjodistrom854]

I'm an American, and I served in the Armed Forces for 30 years. When Mr. & Master "Graham Family Reacts" removed their caps during this video, I'm not ashamed to say it made me cry--I'm so grateful to those who show respect--God bless you all.

[@johnspartan5515]

Yeah, I got misty-eyed as well. Thank you for your service, 101st Airborne and 1st infantry division checking in. Happy treason day!😂❤🇺🇲

[@michaelb.3982]

Now you understand why we don't let our flag touch the ground..

[@curtisw502]

It has nothing to do with this story...in battle if your flag is on the ground the Generals can't direct the battlefield...that was a thing way before this made up story. Only 4 people died in this battle and 1 was a woman inside

[@malcolmdrake6137]

Why is that, because people Lie in videos? Strange reason. 😂😂

[@michaelb.3982]

@malcolmdrake6137 So, does our left wing media ..

[@djbeezy]

​@@curtisw502Wow!!! Absolutely not true!!!

[@russellgtyler8288]

I'm 74 years old, I didn't think I had any tears left.

[@chefsanders9151]

Im,an American who has had a deep love of our early history all my life. This incident took place during the war of 1812. In 1776 Ameica declared its independence from England. Once America gained its independence after the war in 1782, the British Empire tried to conquer its former colonies. In 1812 they sent a huge fleet and invaded. They waged war, burned and pillaged as they went..... including the president's residence ( which after the war got rebuilt and painted white to cover up the scorch marks..... and that's why it's called the White House today) The bombardment of Fort Henry is just on of the AMAZING stories that come from our history. The deeply touches my heart to see a father teaching his son such values to a son who obviously sees his father as a hero ❤ And now you understand why some Americans hold our flag in such reverence and why we are the way we are❤

[@TheNewThrone]

I fly the flag outside my house. It was rags and tatters. I didn't throw it away, I took it down, folded in and put it in a display glass case and it never touched the ground. Then I put up the new one. My heart drops when I see our great flag touching the ground

[@lacysnake]

You can donate your old flag to the Boy Scouts of America and they do a ceremony and dispose of it properly (burning till nothing but ashes). All kinds of flag rules…💙🇺🇸

[@nitdapribula5026]

Our flags is our pride can't thought the ground God bless America 🙏

[@frankielarkin8142]

I’ve seen that flag in person. It’s why, unfortunately unlike many of my countrymen, I am absolutely patriotic and loyal to this country, knowing what was sacrificed to make this nation

[@toby43078]

We got a bunch of commies in government who want to destroy this country

[@malcolmdrake6137]

😂😂😂...since there is No Truth to anything in the video, you are, Obviously, lying.

[@machellemead4036]

That flag is permanently housed in the National Museum of American History, one of the Smithsonian Institution museums on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. The thirteen stripes represent the 13 original colonies and the stars represent each state. Each color has a meaning and the flag is even folded a certain way! A flag recovered from ground zero of the World Trade Center from the 9/11 atacks was carried into the opening ceremony of the 2002 Winter Olympics.\

[@israelmorales9921]

What happened after is yet to be determined because to this day we Americans have and will continue to fight for freedom anywhere in the world. God Bless and happy Independence Day! 🙂

[@user-tq4pk3gh8c]

I love you all for being silent during my national anthem!

[@SolTerran5050]

*Our* ❤

[@nikoknightpuppetproduction369]

You are raising you son right. I love that he has a respectful attitude and a kind heart. I can tell that our history touched his heart. Love to the Graham Family from Texas USA!

[@user-ql6xx9gk6g]

Much respect to the Graham family from Pittsburgh.

[@catlady443]

the British left, they realized they couldn't win against that level of determination

[@mbh2743]

I am a 73 year old American Woman. I learned this history in school. Unfortunately our children are no longer learning this. Every time I hear the Star-Spangled Banner I cover my heart and stand proud with tears streaming down my face

[@cygnusx-3217]

What you just watched is a falsification of history. Almost everything stated is wrong. If you learned THIS, you should be outraged with your teachers. If children are no longer learning THIS, you should congratulate their teachers.

[@snowflakehunter]

​​@@cygnusx-3217lol. You are a nut job. Seek medical attention immediately.

[@beechboyj]

I agree with you I'm 50 years old and I have taught my son's our history it's quite sad in my opinion.. but we are divided in this country and we truly have lost our patriotism 😢🇺🇸

[@snowflakehunter]

@@beechboyj no we have not.

[@austinverlinden2236]

The revolutionary war is most certainly still taught in our schools. I Graduated High school back in 2011. The kids today who don't know probably didn't pay attention.

[@rjd8417]

Thanks for taking off your hats!! Class move.

[@mrjaspersrevenge]

I send my thanks from Indiana for the show of respect for our national flag.

[@rachaelschroll7705]

As an American I love and appreciate the respect you and the family had for the story. Even as an American it’s so sad that even too many AMERICANS don’t even know what the songs about…

[@bethkelley575]

8m a Navy vet, I tear up everytime I hear the anthem and this video. 1999% PROUD TO BE AMERICAN,

[@danparker1461]

Great reaction, beautiful family. Thank you for the Love and Respect.

[@dogtagduke7125]

I miss this patriotism being commonplace is the US. We have a lot of work to do right now.

[@GmaZZ4]

Thank you for teaching your son the truth. As an American, I salute you.

[@nanook8721]

Thank you so, so much for the respect to show for this country and our flag. If our flag is torn or weather worn or needs to be replaced, it is taken down and brought to either a veterans agency or even a police station. And if the flag is flown at night, it has to be lit. It is sad for a lot of us Americans to see our flag being destroyed and disrespected by so many lately. Let's hope that will change soon. 🇺🇸

[@Deadcntr]

You seldom hear more than just the first verse. It's so good to hear the second verse. It's so beautiful.

[@bonoman1987]

We had a terrific 4th, thank you family , from your friends in Chicago! Peace.

[@matthewgomez6717]

The longer the song goes on, the closer the kids hand moves to his heart, God bless America!

[@billywix7313]

Thanks for your reaction. Many people and Countries don’t understand what our flag means to us. We display them on our homes and all across America. Eventually, Our 13 colonies defeated the British and we now celebrate our Independence Day every July 4th.

[@terryjestersr.6769]

this gives you a greater understanding of our national anthem, so sing it loud -America- and be proud

[@MarrionThompson]

The error is that Key didnt pen a song. He only wrote a poem. It wasnt put to music until about 40 years later using an older British societal musical score. It wasn't approved as the national anthem until 1931.

[@robertphelps1574]

Francis Scott Key wrote it to the tune of To Anacreon in Heaven which was printed in a Baltimore newspaper a few days after the attack He also wrote another song 9 years earlier called When the Warrior Returns using the same melody

[@MarrionThompson]

Not to make an edit. Should "The main error...."

[@jdanon203]

I wouldn't worry about that one considering how many errors and exaggerations this religiously motivated story told by a church preacher has in it lol.

[@susancrouthamel760]

You are 100% right.

[@bluflaam777]

@@robertphelps1574 He wrote about 4 of them to the same tune. He spent his whole life adding verses that never really caught on. After the Civil War, the song took on a stronger meaning as the flag had a deeper meaning of unity for the nation. but yeah, it took another 70 years for it to become our anthem. The poem took a lifetime to write. The meaning has always been there. It just took the government 100+ years to make it official.

[@DarthRevan8976]

Our flag like yours has meaning in the colors. The red is of Valor while also the blood of the fallen, the blue is of Justice and the white of purity. We don't just fight a war just because we can. We fight because it's the right thing to do. A soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him but because he loves what is behind him. We will fight protect the people of other nations just as we protect our own

[@davidrobinson3371]

Every time I see that video it makes me want to watch The Patriot

[@debbers]

Lovely reaction! This was my first time here, thank you for allowing me to do that! I enjoyed your reaction! I subscribed and left a like for you while I was here! Thank you for all of the respect shown to our Flag and our National Anthem! AWESOME! I recommend Michigan for fishing if you come to America!

[@tammywebber2798]

I cried when I saw this young man put is hand up. I love our flag I'm from an US Army family born and raised on a Army base

[@jeffdetmer4681]

Hi guys. The inaccuracies some people complain about are things like there weren't 250 ships, there were only 100 etc. Also there is a verse to the song that talks about the people held in bondage. Many people believe that Key was writing about the prisoners the British were holding, but some prefer to believe that it refers to slavery. The gentleman narrating this is (I believe) a minister. He told this story in church one Sunday as he remembered it. So the exact accuracy is uncertain, but the basic story is from all I've read, correct. Thanks for caring enough to watch this Graham Fam. Y'all stay safe and well.

[@dylanogden3075]

The original flag is at the Smithsonian in DC and the Francis Scott key is the creator of our national anthem also

[@waltermaples3998]

Sending Love to My Graham family from Pensacola Beach 🏖 Florida USA 🇺🇸. 👍❤️🇺🇸

[@Beans-1111]

Yes you did it!!! I'm so happy you showed them this video!!! ❤❤❤

[@glennallen239]

I was a Medic in the North Carolina Army National Guard from 1981 to 1987. Now you know why Veterans do not want Old Glory on the ground. This Battle occurred during the War of 1812. There are 4 Verses to the Star Spangled Banner.

[@TamiRuiz-vs2qk]

I think this was 1812 war, they needed this fort to send smaller boats to Baltimore the biggest city at the time and i believe the president was there after they burnt down the white house. This fort saved the country. I believe 2 weeks later peace treaty was signed and england left for good.

[@robertphelps1574]

I read that reason the British attacked the fort because they needed to get passed it to get to Baltimore harbour to attack the American ships that had been attacking the British ships

[@chrisosborne3679]

I love Garon. He seems like such a good kid.

[@garyklimitchek45]

That’s why so many got upset when BLM kneeled while anthem was being played all over country. We tried to explain but many just didn’t get it. Education system is f upped. I was thought this story in school. Must not be thought now. So many here don’t know the story.

[@drewwar9344]

That's freedom of speech bubby The right to peacefully protest in any way you see fit

[@easein]

@@drewwar9344 even if your protest is the most moronic thing a feeble mind can conjure.

[@garyklimitchek45]

@@drewwar9344 yeah, just turn the ones who you hope to influence against you. Smart.

[@bradleycegelsk804]

The only inaccuracy that I can see, was when the narrator in the beginning of the video when the narrator refer to the United States as the colonies and Great Britain as the mother country. The event happened during the war of 1812. The war took place from 1812 through 1814. Though the last battle took place on January 6th 1815 (the Battle of New Orleans). Though a peace treaty was signed between Great Britain and the United States on Christmas Day 1814, 2 weeks before the Battle of New Orleans. It took over 2 weeks to get the news over the Atlantic to the United States. So when the narrator in the beginning of the video referred to Great Britain as the mother country this was no longer true. The American revolutionary war was ended by a peace treaty between Great Britain and the new found in the United States in 1783. Other than the narrator did a great job explaining the story.

[@garyklimitchek45]

@@bradleycegelsk804 I noticed that. I figured he should had said former colonies.

[@shaitanlavey]

It always warms my heart to hear folks from other countries comment on this amazing story. Many thanks to you and your family. If you make it to Texas I would be honored to show y'all around the San Antonio area.

[@ronaubery2459]

This was during the War of 1812. The name of the fort is Fort McHenry not Henry and the actual flag from Fort McHenry is on display at the Smithsonian museum in Washington DC.

[@justinhowell8873]

The war of 1812 between the United States and Great Britain is the final battle between the United States and the United Kingdom. Afterwards, we have always been special allies!

[@Jon-DavidEngle-mm9wg]

The larger, and more famous, of the two flags down over McHenry during the bombardment is on display in the Museum of American History in Washington, DC.

[@asixfootbettyjl1633]

I still tear up when I hear this song… every single time 🇺🇸

[@kennethdixson9561]

Hello Family! In my grade school in the 60s and High school in the early 70s we were basically taught that Francis Scott Key pened the anthem during the battle. I too, have always loved history. I was a member of the Yorkers in Junior High and High School. During my tenure in the US Army, the first part I served as a Bandsman. I auditioned at West Point while in college. Then, they thought I went crazy and I volunteered for the M1 Tank when it first came out. This time of year, I think of all the countless Chains of Commands played, Burials I played taps. To this day there are recordings of the very high visibility ones. The Ceremonies for all occasions, Played for 2 sitting Presidents and the Iranian Hostages. The Anthem always chokes me up. I think of all that was willing to give some and most importantly those who gave all. This is what the Anthem means to me. Now, an old Patroit. Loved the reaction. Peace. Stay safe. God Speed. 🍻❤️🌹🤘🎺

[@Franzburg]

I'm an American, thank you!

[@thomasaimone]

Thank you Graham family. I tell my family in the military about your channel. I greatly appreciate your respect.

[@williamreynolds7559]

God bless America

[@Meg0307]

I love your family's appreciation and respect you give our country. You take the time to learn and understand, when so many others don't. Thats wonderful and it doesn't go unnoticed. Your son is so sweet and considerate. You're raising a good kid, both of them. Never change you guys. You're great people! Love from USA (Wisconsin) 🇺🇲

[@donveldman8850]

Thank you for the respect, your raising your son proper. The flag means SO much, the problem is most that know this story understand the importance of the flag. Most are Republicans, unlike the Democrats that burn the flag and hate America. Again, thx for the respect. Ya got a great family

[@brendahowell6796]

Thank you for showing them this video. The perfect day for it. You have a very special family. That young man is amazing such respect already. Love you Graham Family.

[@donaldsmith283]

I really enjoy your program.Thank you very much. I live in united states and we love people from south africa in britain and around the world.God bless

[@grimempathy7543]

Great job Graham family

[@DonaldWheeler-cs6hw]

One non-truth is it was the war of 1812 and we did not have colonies anymore. We had states.

[@Manolo0528]

Actually there are several historical errors in this story.

[@susanharrah3462]

​​@@Manolo0528 Yeah its fort Mc Henry and it was solders who died and got hurt and i think it was just only four men who died .

[@singood7790]

Even took your hats off lol much respect. If you guys ever visit America and your in the Michigan area, I'd love to take you all out on lake Michigan for some fun salmon fishing.

[@spuds416]

This is during the War of 1812 we were NOT the Colonies we were the United States

[@Cody38Super]

Thank you Jono, for the respect .

[@Smokeater4444]

The Flag is in Washington DC on Display

[@toddoden8124]

Live long brother....

[@juliajohnston7145]

Im with you on "the space stuff". Cant get enough of it after I watched the moon landing on TV. 🤠

[@jasonbrandon5686]

God bless yall! Hats off for it

[@easein]

Everyone should notice that the last lyric of the Anthem is a question, not a statement.

[@chrisdodds9049]

The key points in the story he tells is basically accurate. It's the story I was told as a kid, and it explains why Americans are very touchy about our homeland, our boats, our people, and the flag that represents the ideals we all stand for. If you want more in-depth historical stories I recommend The Fat Electrition he is very good story teller and dose a lot of research. My favorite ones are The Barberey Wars (Potential), Operation Praying Mantis (Proportional), and World War Tree (Appropriate). Hope you enjoy and try not to laugh as you learn. (Big thing with him is you have to watch all the video without skipping and the way until the end 😂).

[@janp719]

You can visit Ft McHenry in Baltimore and see that flag in the Smithsonian in Washington, DC.

[@laynecox3992]

After 24 hours of bombardment, the British decided it was too costly and retired from the area.

[@adamplez2498]

thanks for listening to this. Love your growing channel from Rochester, NY. PC and love to you and your family! Its sad that our youth are not being taught this in school, and a successful channel is educating Amercans

[@MikeFugily-hj3ok]

Thanks for reacting to this, since our country and your are related through history that makes us cousins. So best to our cousins from across the pond.

[@elizabethluker8356]

Much respect to you, Sir! Teaching em right

[@christophergriffin8264]

There flag is on display in the Smithsonian American History museum in Washington DC. If you ever get the opportunity to visit America. Please please come to DC and visit the Museum. Set aside 4 days, you'll need them it's absolutely massive. It's actually six or seven museum's. American history, Natural history, the Aerospace museum, the Holocaust museum. I would also add that just 45 minutes away is the Gettysburg battle field, the Bull run battle field and Antietam battle field. The WW 2 memorial, the Korean War memorial and the Vietnam Nam War memorial are all within walking distance of the museum as well as the Lincoln and Jefferson memorials.

[@user-fv5ms4sz8e]

Although the Star Spangled Banner is uniquely an American anthem, it is all of humanity's anthem. America has taken in more immigrants than any country at any time in history. America has sacrificed more of its people for the benefit of others, than any country throughout history. America has spent more money, provided more food, medicine, technology, freed more enslaved people, and raised more people out of poverty than any nation in all of human history. America has fought more wars for the benefit of other nations than any country throughout history. The Star Spangled Banner is not just an American anthem, it's all freedom loving people's anthem. That said, you should always enter legally and not just run across the border, like is currently going on.

[@brettboulette5106]

Hello from Tennessee may God bless your family

[@matthewgomez6717]

Hats off, thank you.

[@thomasjacques5286]

That bridge that collapsed in Baltimore a few months ago after a cargo freighter crashed into it was named after Francis Scott Key.

[@usdemocraticbarb]

The flag that flew over Fort Henry is on display at the National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Instition.

[@Tackz777]

An 8th generation American to the world…The strength of 🇺🇸 lies in the fact that we fight for freedom. And that is an extremely powerful motivator. No other nation does that. We are not perfect & we have made mistakes. That being said, the American spirit is unbeatable. We simply do not give up. It’s that simple.

[@roger3141]

Thank you!

[@linkeecarrillo5846]

This was during of the war of 1812. the flag is in the Smithsonian museum .

[@catlady443]

Your son seems stunned. This is what America so extraordinary. We do not tolerate threats well, not even from our own. Those that want to do away with America as it is flaws and all - can go KMA

[@user-vh8xd3nz7w]

Sending you all best wishes. 4th of July today! Independence day from Redding California only 100 degrees F today so quite cool please stay safe. Your family reminds me that real people are in this world and solidarity no matter what your political beliefs are is the common ground we all share. God bless America and God bless you for your thoughts, prayers, and your wonderful family.

[@donaldsmith283]

God bless united states of america.We love it so much.❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@Almcingrid3663]

It's really sad that now days people from other countries are more patriotic than some Americans.

[@claregale9011]

Hi guys , this is very much an embellished version of events , you need to watch a video from historians that have studied it. 😊

[@maryslack6169]

That flag is in a museum you can see it

[@richardpierce7819]

Glad to see your back and feeling better.

[@xJamesLaughx]

As an amatuer historian the following are corrections to some of the inaccuracies in the video. 1. This was not a war with the "mother country". This took place during the War of 1812, we were already a nation so we were NOT colonies of the "motherland" England. Also it was Fort McHenry NOT Fort Henry. And ther fort WAS a military fort built with others to protect Baltimore and the harbor. There were few if ANY women of children in that fort. 2. Francis Scott Key was not there to negotiate the release of prisoners. He was there to get the releae of a SINGLE prisoner, Dr. William Beanes, who was an associate of his. 3. Key was NOT onboard ANY British ships during the bombardment. He had went back to the ship that he had came out on and watched from that. 4. It was NOT the entire British War Fleet. Britian could ill afford to send her main Naval power to the US as she was also in a major conflict with Napoleon of France at the time so her navy was kind of tied up with dealing with France. So what was used was around 18 or so vessels, mostly smaller ships like mortar ships and bomb ketches etc. 5. The flag at Ft McHenry never fell nor was it held up by bodies of "patriots". The British aim was terrible as they had moved their ships out to maximum gun range to try and keep return fire from the fort to a minimum. Only 4 Americans were killed and 24 wounded at Ft. McHenry. 6. There were actually two flags that flew over the fort during this. The first during the night was a smaller 17ftx25ft storm flag due to a rainstorm occuring at the same time of the battle. At dawn as the British began to retreat the flag was ordered to be lowered and the much larger 30ftx42ft Garrison Flag was raised over the fort. Both of these flags were made by Mary Pickersgill. It was the larger 30ftx42ft Garrision flag that became famous as the Star Spangled Banner even though it was the smaller one that flew during the actual battle. So the flag Key saw in the morning would not have been damaged or torn from battle at all.

[@thumper7047]

I believe it is okay to keep your hat on when you are viewing it on screen, that is only for when you are actually present.

[@jimmykinney4086]

I noticed your son put his hand over his heart during the playing of our National Anthem. Thank you! You are raising that boy right!!!

[@bryanjenkins8830]

I noticed that as well. So sweet

[@arthurestrada2682]

Yes, thank you for your family's respect. In doing this you have earned mine. Great job mom and dad.

[@jerzeyguy71]

Come on now all of us from the States, stop thinking that other people have to have same respect that we should have.. It is great this family watches items of history of our country, but dont praise for doing something like this.. they have their own countries each is from, and need to respect their home land like we do in the States..

[@jimmykinney4086]

@@jerzeyguy71 For a young man from another country to show respect for something that he has no obligation to says something about the way he is raised. If you don’t want to give him or his parents any credit, then don’t. Don’t try to lecture anyone else, especially me, on who I can compliment. You sound like a liberal from the northeast!!!

[@ToastyZach]

@@jerzeyguy71 Not that big of a deal, bro. Calm down.

[@donaldsmith283]

I live about five miles from fort mchenry. It's an awesome place to visit.

[@feivel069]

I really love seeing reactions like this Jono, and am very impressed with Garin's show of respect at his age. My family members on both sides have fought in every major war since the Revolutionary War, so we have great reverence for our flag. Today, July 4th is our day to celebrate our independence from British rule. Usually with lots of BBQ meat, fireworks, and beer.

[@JWClarkyoutube]

Y'all are great! We should be neighbors! We celebrated Independence day 🇺🇲 today by parking our butt's in Lake Tenkiller and watched a nice fireworks show on the water!

[@kevinsharp3083]

Garrin with his hand over his heart🤝Respect