Scotland the Brave played for the Queen at Royal Mile for the last time

The Queen is now leaving Scotland for the last time.
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[@truckerfromreno]

Scotland did Her Majesty proud.

[@camptube7621]

They always did.

[@jamessaunders469]

They most certainly did !!

[@marthaclark7227]

Amen! ✨🙏🏼✨

[@rmac8378]

Hahahahahahahaah no one cares about the monarchy here apart from british nationalists

[@carolynwagner4384]

They absolutely did!!👍❤️

[@afcjonny1]

For our queen, proudly scottish firecly british 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧

[@reuberndoesthingsthathemig1025]

Based svot

[@Jwdhshdghwhshdhs]

Ftq

[@tonyves]

@@reuberndoesthingsthathemig1025 His truth. Yours? Oh right, you have to refer to the Guardian first.

[@reuberndoesthingsthathemig1025]

@@tonyves wtf u on abat

[@nieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee]

Ridiculously uneducated

[@mikejones-dt8vj]

Sad reminder that the greatest generation is slowly leaving us. She has earned her rest.

[@BlorbusUnimax]

the generation that sold your country down the river

[@vividbluemarine606]

MAGNIFICENT. I'm English and I am most honoured to have served in the British Army alongside countrymen from Scotland, Wales and Ireland.The Scottish response to the Queen's death was respectful in the extreme. The Scots bade farewell to their Queen wonderfully. Great Britain & Northern Ireland, one nation, each to our own and proud. Well done Scotland.

[@justinmorgan2126]

no... it wasn't

[@tonyves]

@@justinmorgan2126 OK, you've got another (sad) version ... but it was.

[@markfalconer9530]

Britain is broken beyond repair both Scotland and Northern Ireland will leave the uk SAOR ALBA

[@luisantoniocaldeirolopez1040]

No Irishman can serve to the Crown that has opressed his country for centuries.

[@ErraticFaith]

Depends on your perspective obviously. There was a lot of disrespect it was just hidden away. Obviously it's well known (even here abroad) that half of the UK hate monarchy (primarily London and Scotland, which matches the Brexit demographics interestingly enough). After the state of the Ukraine and talking to the people of the Donbas along side Patrick Lancaster, who has a channel here now -- I can say that the British are sickening. All those people. The graves are everywhere. And as usual those deaths are on you and your evil nazi western fascism. Go and do some more Soros/Biden bidding. It's all your evil country is good for.

[@pinkusbotzo2559]

I was in Edinburgh, as a tourist, when the queen died. They started to install fences to close the Royal Mile to traffic, and to prepare a one-way pedestrian path at the Holyroodhouse gate for flowers. The first policeman I spoke with came from Glasgow, as many others, because in Edinburgh there were insufficient officers. However, independent on this sad event, once again I would like to give my appreciation to Scotland and scottish people. I have very good friends in Scotland and I think that this is a very beautiful Land. Love from Italy. 💚🤍❤

[@Ecthelion1967]

I am from Sweden, but happened to be in Dublin on the day. And as i am sure all know Ireland is a republic. But all i talked to was sad abouth the death and even mentioned our Queen.

[@deborahrunnells8222]

💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑

[@carolynwagner4384]

@@Ecthelion1967 The North part of Ireland is British, not all of Ireland is a republic.

[@twiddlerat9920]

@@carolynwagner4384 Technically all of ireland is a republic government wise

[@dougalmcdougal8682]

My goodness that bass drum player gives it a right good thumping 👍

[@Quopiam]

As a German I have to say each and every bagpipe at any occasion moves my innermost and awakes something like a deep longig. For what? I don't know...

[@CaptainAMAZINGGG]

It's literally just what they do!! I know!!! For me it feels like it awakens the very soul that I am. It feels like eternity, the heavens, life itself, enlivened and whole and full, my heart so full of vibrance and the joy of life, overflowing from me. It feels like belonging and home and remembrance. Literally. Every. Time. 💕💕💕💕 and I am in love. 😌 pure bliss. So profound and powerfull. Best sound and energy that emits from it 💕💕💕💕💕

[@mercian7]

@@CaptainAMAZINGGG I agree

[@bluebellflora1622]

Music is the only universal language.

[@CaptainAMAZINGGG]

@@bluebellflora1622 love is.

[@cleverusername9369]

In fairness, Her Majesty was also German

[@okiejammer2736]

We applaud as we weep, our hands showing our gratitude to Her Majesty. Otherwise we would burst out in loud sobs and wails. Indeed, applause is much more dignified than that.

[@tray488]

Agreed

[@jimbo7145]

I ain’t sobbing

[@bryandixon5164]

Love the pipes but. Was bass drummer for over 20 yes in lp

[@bryandixon5164]

Legion pipe n

[@bryandixon5164]

B

[@elgenetiamzon1062]

As a Canadian, I love hearing bagpipes. Especially when "Scotland the Brave" is played.

[@JB-171]

Marching to Scotland the Brave with the Pipes and Drums is really special too.

[@dot2562]

Your only a temporary Canadian 😅😅😅, God bless you brother...from east belfast

[@rhysarthur3378]

The song they marched in on aswell heilan’ laddie is so good to March to aswell

[@jonathanezekiel6676]

Lol! Exactly!

[@TumorMD]

As a Yank, hearing Scotland the Brave, gives me an inner thrill. I love the pipes!

[@Ionabrodie69]

Why you’re not a Scot..!! 🙄🇬🇧

[@BlondieG63]

@@Ionabrodie69 In America, a vast majority of us are, indeed, by ancestry, and in part, Scottish. We are very proud of our heritage with Scotland. 🇺🇸♥️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@MANIKO5]

@@Ionabrodie69 Stop it.

[@DragnEYE]

@@Ionabrodie69 I'm literally 70% Scottish and none of my grandparents have even stepped a foot in the country. Sadly its still subjugated by an old dying empire but as soon as they are free from its tyranny I'll gladly visit there to see where our family came from all those hundreds of years ago.

[@davidpage4235]

English with Scottish heritage. Proudly thankful for this post.

[@billyweir714]

Hearing the bagpipes playing Scotland the brave makes me proud to be Scottish 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@daSeeshaupter]

Ihr Schotten seit mir wesentlich sympathischer wie die Preußen

[@mickreynolds3306]

You have to love the jocks... fantastic.

[@gnoserl6577]

@@daSeeshaupter and you should learn german, my dyslexic friend. if it's your first language. if not, my bad. ontopic .... wonderful goodbye to her majesty the queen. alba gu bràth.

[@daSeeshaupter]

@@gnoserl6577 I speak Bavarian

[@thrassthrak9091]

Me too, and im npt scottish 😎

[@cecilwilson5442]

The world's most dedicated monarch got the worlds most regimental funeral Ever ,,,never forgotten,, dignity in the whole country,, from northern Ireland ☘️☘️☘️ biggest respect

[@lucyhardy-styles-shield2728]

She did serve in the Women's Auxiliary Corps during the Second World War when she was 18. She was immensely proud of the armed forces and the fact she served alongside her people

[@vintagebrew1057]

The Scots did Her Majesty proud. Stronger Together!🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Armed-Forever]

Factual statement!

[@ianmacewan9416]

Stronger for England NOT Scotland

[@Armed-Forever]

@@ianmacewan9416 that's such a selfish mindset, if everyone sought independence for self greed, the shetland islands would cede from scotland and take all their oil wealth with them

[@ianmacewan9416]

@@Armed-Forever Why should Scots NOT be greedy. England certainly is and has been for over 300 years. The only people on the Shetlands constantly shouting to the English press about independence are the English controlled council members FACT. The Shetland Island's have NO sea bed. NO oil claim and personally I could not give a damn if they did go at take the oil. Getting out of English rule would be worth ten times that.

[@walnutpants3600]

​@@ianmacewan9416 I hope you see this and can reply. Why do you dislike being part of the UK so much? The UK was formed by Scottish King James VI in 1603. For the next 400 years, Scotland and England stuck together, the peasants suffered and the nobles kept us all in the mud. As time has gone on, the lower classes of both countries fought hard to improve our standard of living, we now live in a democratic nation. In 1997, Devolution was implemented to allow the smaller nations to govern themselves more effectively. The decisions on who got to sit in the Scottish Parliament was then voted for by the people of Scotland. Scottish Parliament are able to make decisions on Health and social care, Education and training, Local government, Agriculture, forestry and fisheries, Transport, Justice and policing and Sports and the Arts without Westminister. Scotland has allocated seats in the Westminister Parliament so they can affect decisions on the entire UK. In fact Scotland has 10% of the total seats, despite only representing 8% of the UK. (England has 82% of the seats, despite making up 85% of the total population). We fought for each other during the wars and died side by side. Some new enemies want us all to fail, and they want the union to collapse as it works to their benefit. It helps them prove that democracy doesn't work, and that we can't talk to each other and make things work. We might tease each other, but honestly I think most of the English have the uttmost respect for the Scottish. This is our island home, we share it whether we like it or not. I have always been proud of the UK, and what the nations have achieved together. If a Scotsman said to me he didn't like me because I was an Englishman, I would laugh and see if he wants another pint. I consider myself as British first, English second. As do my family and friends. Personally, I will be sad to see Scotland go. But I think that government should only be by consent and if thats what the majority want then they should get it. And I think independance is inevitable at this point. I will just say though, Brexit was a disaster for the UK. The majority of the people decided to cut ties with our main trade partner. We were all promised control and riches by the ruling politicians. We were told all the problems in the nation were the fault of the European parliament, despite how we had our own parliament at home controlling pretty much everything. We were told we could make new trade deals with new partners who definitely wanted to buy our stuff and not rip us off with poor quality products. But all we ended up doing is making things worse. We cut ourselves out and neutered our international influence over the EU. Made ourselves weaker. England is Scotlands biggest trading partner. Now imagine the EU is the UK. And the UK is Scotland. Do you think Scottish Exit will go any different? Access to free trade is everything.

[@royalfan11]

I am an American. I loved Her late Majesty, and thought the Scottish send-off was strong, unifying and most respectful. Queen Elizabeth II is dearly missed, the likes of which will not be seen in this lifetime. God blessed her with a long life and reign.

[@macalicious0260]

From a Scotsman in America. Farewell Queen, you are beloved by the world. Scotland, you did us all proud.

[@lucyhardy-styles-shield2728]

Hopefully Charles does her proud, he knows he can never be his mother but will do his best to live up to her legacy in his own way

[@ianmacewan9416]

No Scot tugged their forelock to the English queen. I know because I am a Scot and was there.

[@fionathomson4436]

There's nothing like the pipes and drums 🥁

[@mercian7]

Stills your bones, so it does.

[@bluebellflora1622]

It's very official, isn't it? Lovely!

[@dannymac777]

MacDougall here, and I get the ancestral warrior inside me awoken every time I hear it.

[@boobsmakesmile]

1/4 MacDonald and 3/4 english. I love my english descent but nothing grips my guts like hearing "Scotland the brave"... Nothing.

[@MikeRotch23]

Dingwald here ! 🫶🏽

[@gothard5]

must be nice to live in a country in which the head of state is respected and admired by all

[@felsenruh]

It must have been nice to live in a county where the head of state was WORTHY of respect and admiration.

[@ianmacewan9416]

By about 10% of the forelock tugging sheep you mean.

[@jamesnicol3831]

I was born in Brooklyn ny. My father was born in Scotland and came here as a child. I am most proud and grateful for my heritage and appreciate this video the comments and bless all involved

[@fsantyabudi]

While eating and almost cried reading the description From Indonesia, Rest in Peace Queen,..

[@Keklan572]

As a Lowlander from a little village called Thornhill in Dumfries and Galloway, I Consider myself both British and Scottish. On this island that is our home, we have such wonderful cultures in Scotland, Wales, and England. It's these cultures that make Great Britain. We are so much greater together than apart.

[@wayneantoniazzi2706]

You know, there was a time when depending on where you were on a battle-line when you heard those pipes coming either you knew help was on the way and you were going to be all right, or you knew you were in DEEP trouble! God bless the Scots!

[@deborahriley8136]

The Germans called them the ladies from Hell. Perfect description.

[@MrGraemeb2022]

'Democracy has never been saved, battles never won, and occupied lands never freed, to the sound of clarinets'.

[@wayneantoniazzi2706]

@@MrGraemeb2022 Wow that's a good one! I'll remember it! Thanks!

[@paulinedixon3490]

I’m not Scottish but the people of Scotland gave our Queen a fantastic farewell. ❤❤

[@Whippy99]

Agreed. Scotland did Her Majesty proud. I’m English with Scottish and Irish ancestry. Thank you Scotland. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿❤️

[@peggyshimwell6690]

I think the Scottish people should realise how we i tge ordinary people in England respect and value them being part of the United Kingdom .We are good for each other and although there is that rivalry i think we all have a mutual respect for each others traditions.The Queen loved Scotland so much ❤ Thankyou for looking after her in her final moments

[@taylornox]

@@peggyshimwell6690 We love the English people (most anyway) we just hate Westminster.

[@ianmacewan9416]

@@peggyshimwell6690 Does that respect include publishing a poem about exterminating Scots?

[@ianmacewan9416]

@@peggyshimwell6690 Scots have been used as cannon fodder by English elite for 300 years. FACT

[@shevetlevi2821]

To our friends across the Atlantic, sorry about the loss of your Queen Mum. For many of you she's been your queen for your entire life.

[@wolfgangvonscheisskopf545]

Elizabeth II was NOT the Queen Mum but THE Queen. I too am sorry for her passing but cannot let your lack of knowledge go uncorrected even if I am an American.

[@richardlahan7068]

The Queen Mother died in 2002.

[@David-th2ug]

Thank-you for your kind words, please ignore the churlish response from some ignorant people

[@shevetlevi2821]

@@David-th2ug Thanks. It's all okay. I have affection for your Green and Pleasant Land.

[@garethwilkinson3456]

Yes. I have no interest in Empire, but I want much from my country. We are (and should not) be finished. So let's do it.

[@howardjolley2215]

I hear the pipes and I see the Highlanders advancing, weapons ready and kilts swinging. I am a Canadian but a loved Scottish heritage. Rest In Peace Your Majesty, your Highland Laddies will protect you always.

[@garybrockwell2031]

As a LONDONER 🇬🇧🆘💯 I've always been very PROUD 💪 of our brothers and sisters 👍 Scotland for The BRAVE 💪 and PECKHAM FOR THE Peckish 🆘🇬🇧💯👍💪😁😇

[@delfine7163]

And London for the British!

[@yvonnelivingstone517]

Proud to be scottish and British

[@Philipmiller123]

Me too. A proud Englishmen with Scottish and Welsh grandparents. I love these Isles.

[@ianmacewan9416]

It is impossible to be both as the name British was given to England by the Romans. You are Either Caledonian, or you accept what people from another country call you. If you want to be that sycophantic that is your problem.

[@johnhall1547]

@@ianmacewan9416 think you are the one with the problem mate

[@ianmacewan9416]

@@johnhall1547 Really, I suggest you think again. Correcting and exposing propaganda is not a problem. Identifying yourself for what you actually are instead of accepting what foreigners decide to call you is certainly not a problem. I hereby name this whole Island Great Caledonia and everyone on it Caledonians. Do you have a problem with that? I am not your mate and never will be.

[@deniserobertson7942]

I am Scottish by Birth but am British by Nature. Luv The U.K. xxxxx

[@timklein2254]

I am an American by birth, a Scotts/Irish & Eastern European Jewish by Ancestry but I have always loved British themed things. I absolutely love bagpipes and love how they were used to honor Queen Elizabeth II for one final send off. Rest In Peace Your Majesty.

[@ianmacewan9416]

Scots are not brits.

[@bernardmcmahon351]

Loved it, my grandad was in the Scots Guards he fought in ww2, I’ve got a blown up picture of him on my wall, I knew him when I was a young boy,

[@boyfromblackstuff7859]

Respect to you and your family my man .

[@suzie4417]

Dear HRH Queen 🇬🇧 Elizabeth, rest in peace with your dear Philip and your beloved mum Queen Mother. Your beloved Highland Laddies will watch over you now & forever. The world will not be the same with you gone 💔 Love Suzanne 🇨🇦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@gaggymott9159]

Her Late Majesty was NOT HRH, She was styled Her Majesty...

[@lorddaver5729]

And what about the Queen's beloved father King George VI? Why did you not mention him?

[@IrlBandit]

I'm Irish through and through and proud to have you as my neighbours, Scotland, Wales and England too - but another story when it's rugby time, and only rugby time!! My God, pipes get me every time, be they Bagpipes or our Irish uilleann pipes - RIP 😥 A loss for everyone

[@TrevorPickford]

Stop being a court jester for your English masters.

[@abbeymclaren6778]

Our Queen .love from Australia ❤️

[@dodywilson1018]

I still get choked up, I can't believe she is gone, she was everyones gran

[@janicekrieger1922]

Oh Yes, I'm in tears.

[@cherbert359]

I’m very proud of my English,Scottish, Irish Heritage

[@user-vr8gn3cb6d]

this was a sad day as the queen was passing through the scottish towns and then her final journey to england may she restin peace

[@joellefebvre1213]

Je suis Français (French) et, comme les internationaux, sur ce site, je rendshommage à sa Majesté Eliszabeth II. J"aime la musique des cornemuses, qui, en France, est représentée par la Bretagne/

[@chunder27]

I am not a Scot, but My word those pipes make me proud, I love the place, always will and something about bagpipes stirs my soul!

[@americaneagle76]

SAD TO KNOW THIS IS THE LAST TIME OF THE QUEEN'S APPEARANCE. HOWEVER, THE MUSIC WAS BEAUTIFUL!

[@Songbirdstress]

The idea of the Queen leaving her beloved Scotland for ever still gets me.

[@jhb1493]

Snuck up on me there. I thought the video would be from the last time it was played during her lifetime. Brought it all back to me, the realization that we have seen the end of an era, and the end of the greatest generation.

[@davidlewis1680]

We love Scotland and it’s people , please don’t leave us .

[@jackyanderson9330]

Although it was a funeral possession, Scotland displayed it's tradition, love and support for United Kingdom. Together the kingdom stands. That is the spirit of the very British in the real sense. I love that. May Queen Elizabeth the 2nd rest in peace. She was one of the longest ruling monarchs of all time. God bless you Mam. I love that.

[@DJone4one]

My ancestors may have come from the UK, but even though I have been German for 9 or 11 generations, I feel a certain deep connection in the sounds of these bagpipes. She is and remains the Queen. The eternal Queen.

[@al-hakimbi-amrallah5404]

Jawohl! 🇩🇪❤️🇬🇧

[@ianmacewan9416]

Utter piffle

[@al-hakimbi-amrallah5404]

@@ianmacewan9416 Go ndeine an diabhal dréimire de cnámh do dhroma ag piocadh úll i ngairdín Ifrinn!

[@ianmacewan9416]

@@al-hakimbi-amrallah5404 Sorry; I have never bothered to try and understand half developed languages consisting of gibberish. Aye whit poowir the giftie gie ye, tae jalous yersel is ithirs dee ye. Nae airs nir graces wid it free yee in monys the blunder wid it free ye. PMSL

[@heidemariejark-berndt7097]

The scottish Pipers are so amazing I love it

[@jameschicken1008]

the most heartbreaking moment in this video for me is seeing princess anne coming out of st giles, she looks so pained with grief

[@geoffpoole483]

Grief is hard enough as it is without the world's media watching your every move; even if the loved one is very old.

[@emstirling-is4nu]

She did her mother proud! Never left her for a moment. God Bless.

[@WhiskyForBeginners]

I'm American, and have only been in the UK once - an hour at Heathrow. But my ancestry's Scottish, at least in part, and I find this magnificent.

[@jacksmalling4265]

Welcome back any time 🇺🇸 🇬🇧

[@johnmartin621]

As part Scots and Irish the skirl of the pipes has always sent a shiver up my spine. I once encountered a lone piper pacing up and down in a small sun drenched clearing in a Chicago forest preserve near a bike path I was riding and to this day I'm not sure if what I saw was real or a ghost.

[@billcunningham1694]

What were you smoking?

[@jonathanmccaskill6651]

oh nah that was just me

[@brendaf3132]

Once long ago in Nacogdoches Texas when I was visiting I heard a piper piping the sun down. It was a sureal experience. We are American citizens now but, forever we are Scotts.

[@brendaf3132]

@@billcunningham1694 😁😁😁😁

[@ralphbranham8663]

I'm Scots , Irish and German and I have always loved the Pipes

[@amandavanwyk5661]

Wow, soo proud, soo right and soo beautiful!! And my god we can see exactly why the Queen fell in love with Scotland. Her journey from Balmoral just showed Scotland's beauty!!

[@caroledwards3289]

One of the most beautiful of anthems. Thank you all.

[@valkyriesardo278]

Love the little oriental piper done up in full regalia, kilt and all. Huge crowd turnout for the queen's passing. That is pleasing to see because each and every person present was a comfort to the bereaved. That is all it takes really, just making the effort to put in an appearance, no need trying to think of something to say or do. Just being there shares the burden. I speak from experience. My parents passed in their early 80s. Just the presence of all those who attended the funeral was enormous comfort to my heart even while I was too deep inside my grief to speak.

[@acb26lever]

The ‘oriental’ piper you mention would be a Gurkha, a fierce, proud member of the British Army. Recruited in the Himalayas they have a long tradition of service in the army and very highly respected.

[@claireduncan4237]

I'm from north east england my dad who was a Scotland fan it ran through his veins and always cycled with the youth anyways he always listened to the bag pipes and now I've inherited his love for them and when I hear flower of scotland and Scotland the brave i get goosebumps and my heart is filled with pride listening to you

[@shirleymckinnon6352]

I grew up in New Zealand, and having Grandparents from Glasgow , we heard Scotland the brave many many times.

[@stitch626aloha]

RIP Her Majesty. 😢 God Save the Queen. Scotland the Brave always stirs my soul, and I’m from the US

[@jorgliebezeit3507]

I'm german, have been 4 times in wonderful scotland, first time 1991, last time 2015 and we are coming again in June for our holidays. The time is right. We like the proud and very friendly people who lives there in this fantastic part of the world. We meet some friends again. We like how the scots have fight for the independence of england in the past under Braveheart William Wallace. So I don't know right if I'm allowed to say that : Is it better when she will go home for ever? It was not played Scotland the brave in to the video. Flower of scotland where a better song to send her home.

[@lesleymcshanemitchell9651]

Bonnie Scotland Gave Our Queen a 1st class farewell and send off

[@grahamdobson7428]

Fantastic. I miss my queen and boss. Very much god save the queen 😢😢

[@2009grifin1]

those pipers are amazing!.... that is an art form unto itself.

[@alangriffiths2100]

I am English and I would like to comment on the pipers. Not only is the music very stirring the also look magnificent.

[@andreworiez8920]

The end of an era.... Representative of what here in the United States is known as "the Greatest Generation" To paraphrase "and at the going down of the sun we will remember them"

[@kampfoppa9961]

Ich bin Deutscher , aber arbeitete von 1998 - 2014 bei den British Forces Germany in Hameln 28.Engr Rgt als Kraftfahrer 3 Jahre danach im GGS als ACW , war ne schöne Zeit schade das sie aus Deutschland abgezogen wurden . Aber dies hat mich geprägt was Bagpipes and Drums angeht . R.I.P Her Majesty

[@janicekrieger1922]

Mein Mann ist Deutsche, und er liebt die Bagpipes.

[@pacificcoastpiper3949]

May you forever Rest In Peace Your Majesty, you did well

[@ChristinWilsey]

I only learned I was Scottish a few years ago, but something about bagpipes has always made me proper emotional!!

[@rvail136]

G-d Bless Queen Elisabeth...G-d Bless the King...never thought I'd see that day...

[@nlipschu]

So beautiful for the fierce and loyal monarch! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧 magical Queen Elizabeth 2 ♥️♥️

[@vnmilluzionz]

This is the one song I think of whenever I hear bagpipes, Although I'm not directly Scottish, my grandfather was, I am an australian with Scottish genetics, My last name even comes from Scotland. RIP to Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth the II

[@williamstyers4264]

Although not British, as a resident of Western North Carolina I have more than a little blood from the Scottish and Irish settlers of our region. Pipes and drums have the ability to stir the soul of anyone with a heart. As for Elizabeth II, God granted Great Britain one of the wisest and most impressive monarchs in the history of the Empire. May God grant her all the rewards that she deserves in Heaven!

[@lorddaver5729]

I get the impression you think, as many Americans do, that British means only English. In fact Scots, English and Welsh are all British. By the way, the Queen was actually half Scottish. Her mother was the daughter of the Earl and Countess of Strathmore, members of the Scottish aristocracy.

[@drrd4127]

Carolina? I am Scottish but I have never heard of Carolina, is it a state, town, city? What country? I do have Scottish family that settled in Canada and a place called Virginia in the USA, Perth, Western Australia, New Zealand and South Africa so the Scottish Diaspora is really wide. I do know a lot of Scots went to the US, Canada, New Zealand and Australia.

[@ianmacewan9416]

There is no such thing as a god and Scots are NOT brits.

[@theslayeryt9863]

God bless her soul I miss her as queen. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🫡

[@cards0486]

I’m probably one of a very small minority of Americans that loves bagpipes. I have CDs of pipe and drum bands. I think SCOTLAND THE BRAVE and THE SKYE BOAT SONG are beautiful.

[@kathybrentlinger8357]

I think more of us love the bagpipes than you think!

[@unusedsub3003]

I'd imagine plenty of plastic paddies love that sort of thing.

[@dianacasey6002]

@@unusedsub3003 raspberries to you

[@alemgas]

@@unusedsub3003 paddies?????

[@jamesalexander5623]

Ha! There are huge Celtic Festivals all over the US and Highland games too!

[@wowbagger3505]

I used to stay with friends, now gone, in a first floor flat, in the block between St Giles and Tron Kirk. Viewing this procession from their front window would have been sad in that any funeral procession is sad, but at the same time glorious! My ancestors, Ulster Scots have been in North America for six generations and lots of strife, but we still honor our Scottish roots.

[@garethwilkinson3456]

Welsh and British. I love my place and I love our place in the world. Must do it. Don't be weak.

[@TrevorPickford]

And your place under your English masters.

[@delfine7163]

Still the most wonderful Scottish anthem. So proud to be a quarter Scots. Bring it back, let’s celebrate our togetherness!

[@michaelturner6358]

American here and I love this!

[@robcfc400]

Brilliant. I am English, but I love the pipes.

[@Th.M.]

As a German, I am most impressed by such British traditions.

[@ianmacewan9416]

They are not Brits. They are Caledonians.

[@Th.M.]

Whatever . Forgive a German not knowing the finer details.@@ianmacewan9416

[@ragsmel]

I'm American by birth but English.Scottish and Irish mixed with Swedish and Dutch. every time I hear bagpipes, I get this really intense longing for home. I have always admired the queen as a role model, each time I see these videos of the respect that the British people have for their Queen, it makes me well up.

[@lelandunruh7896]

I've always loved hearing Scotland the Brave on bagpipes. My late mother had a CD of bagpipe music she liked to play and I suppose it also partly reminds me of her. Why an American woman from El Salvador liked bagpipes I can't tell you, but I suppose that proves that it can appeal to all sorts of people!

[@lucillekean7035]

Beautiful truly beautiful God Bless our Queen ❤❤❤😊. LK from Canada

[@johnredmond9728]

You have got to love the Scottish people ❤

[@lorddaver5729]

No you don't "got to".

[@stevendaniel8126]

Scotland, the Magnificent !!

[@williamgoldsmith3796]

Scotland the scared. Remember 2014.

[@northscot9862]

@@williamgoldsmith3796 YER NAME SAYS IT ALL, NEED I SAY MORE. WE WILL WIN AS SURE AS THE SUN RISES, GOLDY GO BACK TO COUNTINNG YOUR MONEY, YOUS ARE GOOD AT THAT. SAOR ALBA GU BRATH

[@Strength-in-Union]

@@northscot9862 You shame ALL Scots with that comment. YOU are Scotland's shame!

[@Strength-in-Union]

@@williamgoldsmith3796 And as for you, Mr Goldsmith, Scotland was not scared in 2014. The majority of the people living in Scotland (Scots living elsewhere were not allowed to vote!) voted for Scotland to remain in The Union. Not everyone in Scotland focuses on the financial benefits of being in the Union. Not everyone is a rabid Nationalist. Most of us just are happy to be British. Until nastiness/hatred was forced upon us by those now in power in Holyrood, this was the finest quarter of The Union. Of course I expect everyone else from the UK to offer a different opinion on that point 😉, but look at our flag 🇬🇧 - the blue bit's the best bit!

[@ewanbauld607]

Thanks so much for posting this it's beautiful. Negates the nonsense of Ginge and Whinge.

[@mk45gunnr25]

Proud American here. My family is of Scot-Irish decent. God rest your queen. This song always reminds me of my time in uniform. God love you my cousins.

[@dot2562]

East belfast ..Good night God bless you Mam..best send off ever...best people...best tune...best instruments...😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤

[@SergeantSoldier.peacocks68]

Look at how they sway and swagger, every one with a Skean Dhu dagger!

[@lorellemccall9944]

Goosebumps everytime xxx

[@ClergetMusic]

Respect from your Gallic brethren, the French.

[@Idcanymore510]

Only the Bretons are Celts.

[@ShinerBockGirlz]

Beautiful…just beautiful!!!!

[@alessandrobrancato7583]

Honors to the Scottish

[@lorddaver5729]

Why?

[@alessandrobrancato7583]

@@lorddaver5729 why what??

[@lorddaver5729]

@@alessandrobrancato7583 Why honours to the Scottish? What did they ever do to deserve "honours"?

[@alessandrobrancato7583]

@@lorddaver5729 Allora è una mia libera opinione...tu puoi anche non rispettarla....non mi interessa di quello che pensi.

[@lorddaver5729]

@@alessandrobrancato7583 Abbiamo tutti diritto alle nostre opinioni. Ma devono basari su un ragionamento. Non hai riposta alla mia domanda. Perche pensi che gli scozzesi meritino gli "onori"?

[@曾彥s2018]

As a Hong Kong citizen, although I am still a bit young, Hong Kong was a British colony before, so bagpipes are one of my favorite sounds, I often listen to them and may the queen rest in peace.

[@dotmurphy7279]

If you got to grow up in Scotland, be glad. My MacIntyre ancestors were run off ancestoral lands and came to North Carolina. But we flourished here. The pipes and drums pull me back toward Scotland. Maybe one day I'll be able to smell the air and a handful of dirt.

[@Strength-in-Union]

Ah... the American view through blue tinted glasses. Whereas the Highland clearances were, no doubt, painful for the families at the time, those families were living in a form of 'slavery' - for a wee strip of rough land, and accommodation in a stinking stone house (shared with animals), the men (and boys) of the family were to provide the fighting force for the clan chief. Just look at the results of the final Jacobite Rising... slaughter of poorly-equipped clan armies; forced to fight in support of a 'foreigner', in order for their clan chiefs to retain their feudal control of the poorest of the poor. Emigration to the Americas allowed these families greater opportunities. Life was hard - but as was the feudal run-rig lifestyle they left behind. It's called progress. And, thanks to your distant relatives' cross-Atlantic move, you are now enjoying the perks of the Land of the Free.

[@hetrodoxly1203]

They couldn't afford to pay the Campbells their rent, they were made a clan in 1991.

[@dotmurphy7279]

@hetrodoxly the Campbell's didn't want any rent, they wanted my ancestors gone. The sheep would make Campbell's rich and no people to be bothered with.

[@dotmurphy7279]

@ Strength in Union no indeedy, no blue tinted glasses. My ancestors lived in the colonies about the same as they did in Scotland. They had to work their way up here the same way the Scots who didn't get pushed out worked their way up. You sound as if maybe your ancestors were some of those doing the pushing . Of course if there had not been so many Irish and Scots pushed out to the colonies there wouldn't have been such a strong USA to pull your chestnuts out of the fire in three different wars. Now our president is keeping everybody together to keep Ukraine from being stomped by puttie. I fully support helping Ukraine with whatever they need.

[@Strength-in-Union]

@@dotmurphy7279 Ah... more Scots/American sentimentality - those damned Campells! I'm not a Campbell - but I am a Campbell! And proud.

[@dmmchugh3714]

Scotland did herself proud to honor the Queen and shepherd her on her final journey. What is the tune at 04:52 ? It did not seem to be part of "Scotland the Brave ".

[@haizhens-hut]

Someone's comment: 'Tunes at the start are Highland Laddie and Scotland the Brave',...then Bonnie House Of Airlie and then one whose name I do not know' :-)

[@deniswilliams2212]

You ether get it or not… imagine hearing this 200 years ago tilling a field dropping your plow and following the sound of destiny

[@DMMK2]

Preciosa tradición, espero y perdure 1000 años.

[@elainedaprano9130]

Oh how she LOVED Scotland!

[@norahdenovan8658]

Absolutely brilliant 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️

[@PortmanRd]

The pipes. Once bitten forever smitten.

[@marthaclark7227]

Bless the Scots, Bless the British and thank you precious Lord for letting me be from this ancestry!❤

[@isanvicente1974]

many people do not know that in spain in the north we have places where bagpipes are the traditional instruments there... spain is not only flamenco...i love them being my self from the north of spain, in a sense like in england, as scotland is in the north also...

[@simonmorris4226]

Because they’re Celts as well!

[@marionbayley1351]

What the band was playing was not ‘Scotland the Brave’. The Scottish pipes & drums play ‘the Black Bear’ when marching back to their barracks. The crowd was applauding the Queen in gratitude for her long life of service. This was the procession to St. Giles Cathedral for the beautiful service held there. After it, the Queen’s coffin was flown to London so, if they had played ‘Scotland the Brave’, it was the last time they played it FOR HER as it says it the title. Thank you, Scotland, for your wonderful send-off to Her Majesty.

[@williamgoldsmith3796]

Bow low Scottish peasant and serf.

[@Strength-in-Union]

Marion - please... unless you really know what Regimental Pipes and Drums play, I advise you not to spread misinformation based on what you heard some bloke say, as you (hauf-jaked) watched The Royal Edinburgh 'Military' Tattoo on Hogmanay.

[@NewEnglandFoamer]

My grandma loves Scotland and so do I, you lads did the Queen proud. From America.