LADY OF THE DARK by Sabaton - the History Behind the Song

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[@Hooliganz_650]

I honestly can’t believe that this story isn’t more famous. What a badass she was

[@gdj9676]

Serbian history is full off ppl like our Milunka...

[@miljanvideo]

As @gdj9676 said, our history is full of people like Milunka, but unfortunately the west just denies everything, saying it's all propaganda. (With our enemies deep into their anal cavities)

[@Bojan-ig3fu]

After the Second World War, the communists came to power, they tried to erase the glorious Serbian history, that's why such stories were buried and hidden by the communists for a long time.

[@MilanDj31]

My great great grandfather was also in Iron squadron from 1912 to 1916 or 1917, when he died. I am so proud that I am from Toplica.

[@Sirlance3000]

This woman is amazing and deserves everyones respect regardless of where you live or who you are.

[@clintwestwood3539]

The Balkans have the best history in my opinion. People talk about war crimes and such forgetting what UK, France, Italy and Germany (literally birthed fascism and Nazism), Japan, China, Korea, India, USA (built upon genocide of natives) did. Balkans are just so amazing when you see at how small they are and what fierce characters were birthed there. I was even surprised when I read that 17 Roman emperors were born in what today is Serbia. Amazing.

[@user-hy7ig7wv2o]

​@@clintwestwood3539Српски народ има невјероватну историју.

[@SomedudeonYouTubeB]

She makes me even more proud to be Serbian Also great video!

[@user-hy7ig7wv2o]

🇷🇸☦️🇷🇺🏴‍☠️

[@draganmarkovic491]

She also cared for and put through school many more children, around 20 if I am not mistaken including a son of Bulgarian officer she captured during the war. As for her life after the war, it kind of makes sense, Serbia really had many war heroes and veterans after the war and with creation of Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes country was in constant political struggle and Serbia was in ruins economically and in population, there were entire towns and villages without any living adult males. And she wasn't really educated so she couldn't get some better job, that is why she put all those kids through school.

[@draganlj7782]

No, thats just a us ambassy BS story about bulgarians

[@stuartlean2977]

One of my favourite songs from the album. A phenomenal heroine who just got the job done without fanfare and arguably one of the greatest soldiers of any nation.

[@kristinavukovic1291]

Beautiful...she deserves movie about her

[@dusanradin5868]

Kol'ko ja znam ima jedan već.

[@danimal263]

I'll admit I've never heard of her until I heard this song. I wish I had. What an amazing story.

[@if1397]

Don't be ashamed of what you did not know Instead be proud of what you have learned.

[@kingseb2252]

Yeah same i didn't even know about her till yesterday (when i first listened to the song) and even though im male and not serbian i feel patriotic and proud she served her country and she fought for honour she is the best example of what a soldier should be

[@chrisumana7644]

I heard during WW2 when she was put in the camps she was released by the same German soldiers whose lives she had spared.

[@tomicbranislav3]

She was actually arrested by the local collaborators and sent to Banjica Concentration camp where they probably planned on executing her.... But one of higher ranked German officers stationed there recognized her, got really pissed, orderers the collaborators to let her go and salutes her as she was going out of the camp.... And the reason why she was arrested.... She told the collaborators to fuck off when they told her to come to a party attend by the enemy

[@alesandardzelajlija9897]

Ultimate SERBIAN HEROINE and big hearth WOMAN . 🇷🇸♥️😍

[@PastelFurry]

When I listened through the album this song is from I was very excited to hear songs like "Stormtroopers" "Unkillable Soldier" "Soldier of Heaven" and such, when I got to the middle/back half of the album however I encountered my 3 favorite songs from the album itself in a row, Race to the Sea, Lady of the Dark & The Valley of Death. Lady of the dark I find especially catchy and its a perfect example of why I love listening to Sabaton because I got to know a little about a person I had never heard about before, which then of course led to me looking her up and I'm glad I did. Her story is interesting and inspirational and also rather sad at the same time.

[@alexamerling79]

Great song. Incredible woman. I hope Sabaton does one on Pavlichenko next.

[@omogisalu]

im amazed not at the fact she made it but the fact she was so well in fighting for her country in mercy just wow

[@mihajlovucinic011]

As a Serb i am so happy to see you cover this part of the world a bit. Hopefully more to come in the future especially ww1 stuff

[@mihajlovucinic011]

Also to add to this, she is on a 200 dinar bank note as well :D Alley of the greats is a place with many celebrated people burried but its not like Arlington. Our Arlington is in Thessaloniki Greece where an old greek man speaking serbian is taking care of the cementary. That would be cool for you to look at i think.

[@strahinjabogo902]

@@mihajlovucinic011 Nadežda Petrović je na 200 brate.

[@mihajlovucinic011]

@@strahinjabogo902 true. i mixed her up with her :D

[@svenrio8521]

She's not the only war hero who became a a janitor, the US Air Force academy cadets had no idea their school janitor was Medal of Honor award winner William J. Crawford. It was only when a cadet was reading up a history book and noticed the name of the local school janitor when they realized he was the figure mentioned in the history book. Eventually of course Mr Crawford confirmed the story and was officially presented his MoH by President Reagan.

[@epicshadowdemon1211]

Was never aware of Sabaton until you reacted to it and may i just say thank you, they are my favourite band i like nearly all of there songs and personally im not much of a rock n roll guy but these guy's are an exception. Would love to have you react to their Versailles video.

[@battlefronthero3789]

This is the exact same way I found them and how they fit into my life they are the only rock band I like and I love their songs

[@heh9392]

sad

[@VLASPAR]

Thank you Milunka for freedom and bravery you showed us.

[@TiciaM]

Sabaton has a history channel with a couple members of the band talking along with Indie Nidell about the history of their songs. It's pretty amazing.

[@hayleyf9438]

I turned 18 today and there’s no better gift than a Vlogging Through History video!

[@VloggingThroughHistory]

Happy birthday Hayley!

[@hayleyf9438]

@@VloggingThroughHistory thank you!

[@_somerandomguyontheinternet_]

Happy birthday! (3 days late, but still)

[@_somerandomguyontheinternet_]

@@VloggingThroughHistory will you be putting this in the Women in History playlist?

[@VloggingThroughHistory]

@@_somerandomguyontheinternet_ great idea!

[@annieblancken8201]

How cool is this?!? I’m so glad she was eventually able to fight as a woman. I can’t wait to learn more about her!

[@goran77ish]

She was not alone. Serbian army even had one British woman fighting. Her name was Flora Sandes and we have at least one street with her name and she is on postal stamp. I suggest checking her out too.

[@brankavujasin4381]

@@goran77ish da,ali Milunka je bas bila ratnik.

[@goran77ish]

@@brankavujasin4381 pa i ona je sluzila kao vojnik i bila ranjena.

[@nate1066pollock]

It's weird how much of her story resembles scenes from the Disney movie "Mulan". I know Mulan was a real person, but how historically accurate is that movie is, and I wonder if the writers borrowed some of Savic's life for their script.

[@jasonskeans3327]

i vary much doubt Disney knew

[@mir-jan3496]

@@jasonskeans3327 , They are stealing other countries heros and make them their own. Same with James Bond movie.

[@Mixer2904]

As a Serbian, I'm honored and thankful you reacted to this, she is a great heroine to our people, to add a bit info and correct some things in the video: 1: it was Bulgarians she captured with bombs, she was wounded several times, Iron regiment was our elite unit and she was part of it, little bit info about Iron regiment, they were chosen soldiers, best soldiers taken from different units and put together, they were always first to charge and lead the attack they lost 17 commanding officers during the war. Correction: Serbia didn't have a brigade but an army 100 000 men that manged to retreat and it wasn't Italian front but Macedonian front (also called Salonika front) in Greece where Serbian army fought together with allies from 1916 til 1918. It's sad thing we didn't treat our veterans right after WW1, and it took communists to award her pension and housing. Anyway much thanks for this I have watched your channel for years now and I'm so happy you finally reacted to something Serbian. I would recommend also a song by Sabaton called "Last Dying Breath" it's about Serbian defense of our capital Belgrade in 1915. ps: btw there were other women in Serbian army she wasn't the only one, but there was also a British woman serving in Serbian army and fighting on the front her name was Flora Sandes and I think she was the first female officer in WW1 she ended the war with the rank of captain and also bears Serbian highest military decorations. And another great story I know is about American surgeon called Edward Ryan who saved our wounded soldiers and civilians in Belgrade, when Germans entered the city in 1915 many fled to the hospital he was in charge of, Austrians wanted to kill the wounded soldiers but doctor Ryan went to the hospital roof and put an American flag there making Austrians know that hospital was now American territory and in so doing he saved hundreds of our men from certain death.

[@goran77ish]

Fun fact, half of the video is from US embassy in Serbia commercials that have been running in Serbia recently. Everything where she is in, rest is from an Serbian movie. Why would US embassy do it? Well to heal relations, trying to depict how enemies can become fiends since we had war some 23 years ago and lots of Serbs don't want to forget that. Best thing depicting it would be one that is not in this, depicting Milunka before WW2 when Bulgarian general I think sent a son to study in Belgrade and to live at woman that captured him during WW1. Mulunkas daughter and him ended up married so showing how even enemies can get together.

[@dexteros5770]

Mulan is a fiction figure, this LADY is REAL HERO of WWI

[@phantomtitan9792]

Most definitely my new favorite sabaton song

[@grantnoble7293]

Just wanted to say I really appreciate you making your content. Times can get rough and your videos can bring a reliving peace. Love your videos man, thanks for everything you have done without even realizing it.

[@earendilthemariner5546]

Watching this, during the first chorus, i got chills again

[@camouflage6245]

I am from Slovenia and never heard of her, thank you, VTH.

[@vegvisir9276]

Damn.....she was an incredible woman, damn fine soldier.

[@livianegidius9772]

Everybody here in Serbia knows who she was . We have many people like her wo never hesitate to fight for freedom. To give everything to live as free people. Other was Bulgarians.

[@kiminem4087]

Thank you so much for covering this story.

[@superlative7confusticate335]

Awesome. Great vid.

[@expandedhistory]

Another outstanding video as always a Vlogging Through History!

[@CodyChepa88]

Was never introduced to Sabaton until you did reactions and always talked about how great there are. And since I joined the channel I alway work Sabaton into my Playlist. Sabaton can really help when you have that extra mile or two left on the run. Its hard to stop running when you hear them talk about what they do nomatter the song. becuase it makes life feel so easy to be running and not be in war . Keep up the good work Chris 👍💪

[@branislavpetkovic4507]

Savic medals Order of the Star of Karađorđe with Swords (twice) Miloš Obilić medal Cross of St. George Légion d’Honneur (twice) Croix de Guerre with gold palm Order of St Michael

[@remissrain9207]

Great story thanks for sharing with us

[@goranbogdanovic7391]

Love from Serbia, thank you very much for this video. I'm only sorry that when Serbs sing about their heroes, they call us nationalists, and then foreign groups and artists have to sing about them. All the best to Sabaton, I wish them many more good songs. I wish you all the best

[@brodybouillion1750]

The Lyudmila Pavlichenko before lyudmila

[@Shiftry87]

8:00 That scene showed that very well in that she or someone else toke out the enemy commanding officer and the men started to look like they hade no ide what to do anymore. So she toke the oppertunity to just shout at them to surrender instead of dying for no reson.

[@casualgamerdads3840]

Please do more of these....love it

[@martinawolf9605]

Beautiful reaction.Thank you )))

[@panachevitz]

I do love seeing you sing along to such an awesome song about an absolutely amazing woman.

[@delaofsicily]

GLORY TO SERBIA! WITH FATE IN GOD FOR KIND AND MOTHERLAND! FREEDOM OR DEATH!🟥🟦⬜ GREETINGS FROM SERBIA!

[@kylehoffman7396]

Was hoping to see you talk about this lady :) thanks once again!

[@ClarkWaynePrince]

An underrated Sabaton song you need to listen to is Hearts of Iron! Possibly my favourite, also has my favourite guitar solo in it, and it's a great story!

[@bakubread9308]

Finally! I've been waiting for this one!

[@edwardnelson9807]

This was story probably 15 to 25 where I went wtf how did I not know this story! Been youtube absent lately I'll be catching up with your content this week lol

[@masterblaster848]

Awesome!

[@VersusARCH]

5:30 the unit in question is 2nd Morava Regiment 1st ban "Knyaz Mihailo" nicknamed "The Iron Regiment" since its daring night bayonet attack on the Ottoman positions on Oblakov heighs during the 1913. battle of Monastir (during the 1st Balkan War). Morava is a river in Serbia. The mobilization system in Serbia divided the country into 5 divisional areas most named after prominent rivers flowing through them and each responsible for raising 4 regiments of 1st ban (recruits aged 21-31), 4 regiments of 2nd ban (recruits aged 32-37) and 3 regiments of 3rd ban (recruits aged 38-45). 1st ban units were generally the best equipped (Serbian version of Gewehr 98 rifle, full uniform, more attached machineguns and artillery). She was simply drafted in the 2nd regiment based on her home Village, Koprivnitsa, being in the area from where the 2nd regiment recruited its soldiers and the fact that she was in her 20s. There were no dedicated elite units in Serbian Army, just those that happened to distinguish themselves with merit. 2nd regiment was certainly one of them.

[@stanbatakarata6081]

I,m Bulgarian but Milunka Savic is great sloljers and hero .Respekt !Nacionalisam and patriotic should no change truth.All people mentioned in Sabaton 's songs are heroes.Tnakks budy for your coment.and as Finale. THEBrave and honorable people recongize the dignity and bravery of thier opponents.

[@music-iw1ch]

such an amazing story! 🤩🤩

[@swordsnspearguy5945]

one more to add to your list: Momcilo Gavric

[@paintedsmile5282]

Yarn Hub and Sabaton did another collab video for this song and I love its opening. (Or it might've just been Yarn Hub making a video on her.) In short, theres a ceremony honoring WW1 veterans. The soldiers are swaping war stories, but they quiet down when this "little old lady" walks by and sits down with them in the section reserved for soldiers. One of them asks who she is, at which point she opens her coat to reveal a chest covered in all her medals. The soldiers then apologizes, saying meant no disrespect, then asks her to tell him her story.

[@bingoE]

it is not realy elite squadron of the army. It is regular unit. The story goes that in balkan war her regiment (2nd Regiment of Morava Division) is nikcnamed by Bulgarian army who couldnt defeat them in several attacks with the nickname "iron regiment". That regiment actualy allreday had nickname "Count Mihailo" but since then it was more known as a Iron Regiment. At the end of ww1 it was most decorated unit in Serbian Army as a unit and counting by number of decorated soldiers.

[@fenrisulfur842]

Such a powerful song! Glad you did a review👍 For some reason, there are hardly any stories of female combat soldiers around (i guess because they are female). Im very sure, there are many Milunka Savić around today. Unfortunately there are more than enough wars anyway....

[@grayj98k13]

Love these reactions. So many excellent stories sung by sabaton. I would love to see your reaction to “Hearts of Iron” as well. It and “No Bullets Fly” are probably my two favorites at the moment.

[@pinoybrick7944]

I love your videos! and may I suggest you react to a video about the history of the song American Pie? I really like to know more about the song. Thank you!

[@PokojniToza1804]

The story about not killing when she didn't have to comes from her directly. She said in one of the interviews a few years before she passed away that on one occasion Bulgarians launched an attack to Serbian positions. They all started shooting but she realized that something was wrong with the enemy soldiers. They were all pissed drunk. So she stopped shooting and urged her comrades to do the same. Remaining Bulgarian soldiers that reached the Serbian trenches surrendered. Turned out that Bulgarians didn't want to fight and their morale was low. So their officers got them drunk, pumped them up with a speech and sent them over the edge to their deaths. How unaware they were of what was going on can be seen from her quote "they were stumbling, screaming and singing. Some of them were just wandering around the no man's land. They didn't look like men and soldiers, they looked like a lost flock of sheep. I could no longer do it, I could not shoot at drunk people".

[@jelenajm1160]

Milunka Savic was a real-life Wonder Woman deserving of every accolade possible and Sabaton did an amazing job showing her story in this video. As a Serbian woman this video actually brought tears to my eyes. One of the reasons that Milunka's story stayed unknown for so long was due in part to the communist regime that took over Yugoslavia after WW2 that chose to not recognize war heros from WW1 and WW2 in order to not stir up nationalistic sentiment in the new Yugoslavia where there were multiple ethnicities that had previously had strained relations in the past.

[@stephenparker6362]

Hi, Chris, I am not a fan of Sabaton but your description about her was brilliant. It would really be interesting to have a full length video about her without Sabaton. Hers is a remarkable story and should be much better known.

[@bman6065]

I'm not a fan of the music but not so much that I can't appreciate what they're doing.

[@brankojovanovic6183]

To be most BADASS soldier in unit compiled of badass soldiers, as female! Iron Regiment was Serbian shock troop unit, most elite one.

[@VersusARCH]

9:08 Serbian army in 1914 had 11 infantry divisions 1 cavalry division and 15 3rd ban regiments and a few thousand "last defence" fighters. In early 1916 after the occupation of Serbia by the Central Powers and the difficult retreat of the remnants of the Serbian army through Montenegro and Albania to the Adriatic where the Entente navies took them to Corfu to recuperate and then to Salonika to re-join the fight on the Macedonian Front the Serbian Army had 6 infantry and 1 cavalry division, maintaining those formations until the end of the war (bans were mixed by then). Milunka did not fight on the Italian front in the latter part of the war (no Serbian Army units did) but on the Macedonian front (there were some Italian units fighting there).

[@rokibuca]

movies nowadays want to make powerful female characters all they need to do is make movie about this legend

[@professorwhat2704]

Wounded nine times and basically forgotten. That's shameful. I had a great uncle who was wounded nine times in Vietnam. I thought the world of him. I always loved visiting him. There's always a human side as well. Glad to hear you mention some of hers in the video.

[@JoanieAdamms]

If we reveal that history isn't so clear-cut, and people can see themselves in these figures, can only be for the betterment of learning, for then, more people get interested and hopefully a chain reaction can happen, where they get interested in all histories

[@gradimirmaravic5121]

It was Bulgarians (regarding the frist sceene with the bomb) in 2nd Balkan war

[@misternebojsa]

aaand bulgarian general sent,after the war,his son to belgrade and to Milunka to live with her while in university in belgrade so that he can learn from her,and that son married milunkas dauther

[@krebsgewehr]

Just got my tickets for Sabaton and Epica in Cincinnati in October! That's probably going an awesome show.

[@roguenoob]

now I want one on Lady Death

[@ryanfina3970]

I almost never comment on videos I watch, however, I encourage you to do a video dedicated to this women, I would love to know more.

[@imcloaking]

I support you and your efforts

[@---ie2ms]

Could you react and depict the song „Deutschland“ by Rammstein? It talks about wanting to love your country but being unable to do so because of germany‘s history, it also has a ton of scenes from different parts of history other than ww2

[@benv7753]

I think you would like the song "horse soldier" by Corb Lund

[@jobond3317]

I did not know about this lady before Sabaton After a quick look though books and of course google found there were female soldiers in WW1.. An Englishwomen Flora Sandes, fought as women and did not hide her identity as a women for Royal Serbian army. She meet Milunka in hospital As a side note I don't think Serbia treated Milunka well she died in poverty and some of her war photos and medals were taken from her

[@TheWolfDude91]

communist did that, serbia at that time was on it's way to become yugoslavia

[@goxy43]

@@TheWolfDude91 No,, that is not true! Soem of her "relatives" did that! Stop spreading lies.

[@TheWolfDude91]

@@goxy43 not spreading lies at all, we all know communists would hamper anyone for the sake of brotherhood and unity

[@VersusARCH]

In an interview a Serbian author about a book on Milunka Savic ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2m2kK14hptsr6s&ab_channel=MilanBogojevi%C4%87 at 17:25) states that Milunka (technically) did capture 26 Bulgarian soldiers in a single occasion at Salonika Front (AKA Macedonian Front) and gives details as follows: Since the trenches were fairly close in some places and Serbian and Bulgarian languages are similar enough to allow basic communication, Serbian and Bulgarian soldiers talked to each other, and sometimes traded too. In one conversation a Bulgarian soldier indicated to Milunka that he and 25 other soldiers would like to surrender but they are afraid of their officer. I suspect the reasons for the willingness to surrender had something to do with the increasingly inadequate food rations in the Bulgarian army as the war dragged on - a consequence of having such a large % of population in uniform affecting food production. The Entente powers, on the other hand, with their huge colonies, command of the sea and willingness of USA to sell them stuff on credit had no such problems. So Milunka and the war weary Bulgarian soldiers hatched a plot for her to, at an opportune moment, distract the Bulgarian commanding officer with talk of HER fake willingness to surrender until the defecting Bulgarian soldiers could sneak across the no man's land. They went on with it but, after some time the officer noticed the defecting soldiers crossing the no-man's land, realized her ploy and fired at her, wounding her. But the Bulgarian squad successfully crossed over and surrendered. Not a Hollywood-grade action story, but still a brave feat nevertheless (she could not be sure in advance whether the Bulgarian offer of surrender was genuine or a ploy...).

[@tomson1567]

Really good Video! Over this reactions to Sabato Songs I get in contact with you're channel :)

[@Mamaki1987]

I'm late to the party but yes, Anne Frank and her work and life story made a big impression on me when I first watchen the TV series and then read her diary being a 10 year old

[@NBGD22]

Real Wonder Woman

[@klh768]

I heard you mention being a pastor.. which denomination? And Id love to hear one of your sermons if you post them online anywhere. I'm a devout New Testament born again Christain..

[@VloggingThroughHistory]

Non-denominational Christian Churches & Churches of Christ (not the non instrumental type)

[@klh768]

@@VloggingThroughHistory O ok. I consider myself non denominational or part of the non denominational denomination as some call it lol. I would like to see you do some church history on this channel. Or have another channel devoted to theology and church history.

[@kittycap420]

its a good song with a good story

[@josejavierotazu4788]

Hey Chris, i love your videos, i was wondering if you would react to a channel called Knowledgia, they make really good videos about history but i'm not sure if they are accurate so i would love to see what you think, as always amazing work.

[@milenaprodfanovic8198]

С А Б А Т О Н♥️♥️♥️

[@Metal4Life198821]

Awesome video as always just disappointed at the lack of head banging lol 😆

[@VloggingThroughHistory]

That’s a fair complaint.

[@yank-tc8bz]

They need to rerelease her Movie or remake it.

[@seambrooks7346]

Hey Chris I find similarities with her n Audie Murphy ?

[@NicoPlaying]

Nice! Please react all songs of the album

[@GhostRider-sc9vu]

Has anybody covered the 16-year-old who help defend the Old City in the 48 Israeli-Arab War? Her story is also incredible.

[@metmex167]

Hello VTH! Can you react to the "West Betrayed Czechoslovakia to Hitler (The Munich Agreement,1938)" by Simple history? I think it is very interesting topic and do you think Czechoslovaks could have defended themselves if they did not give up on Sudetenland?

[@AW-ix5qg]

They would have been able to put up a hell of a fight at the very least. The terrain in those mountains and hills has protected their people for millenia.

[@music-iw1ch]

the lady that this video was talking about was brave!

[@misternebojsa]

real life mulan

[@grom6791]

I beg you to do more about Serbia..

[@slavicduke]

The second time she captured the Bulgarians 😊

[@damjanrebic7796]

In that scene in the begining of the video, she captured Bulgarians, not Germans...

[@agentspaniel4428]

Neat

[@radenkosimic3795]

Where Milunka is holding a bomb, it is not German soldiers, but Bulgarian soldiers

[@black44211]

Thank you for "ighting" this forgoten part of Serbian history and our heroine Milunka Savic, Our nation prove in every World War and allways be on the right side with 5-6 milions losess in fist and second WW. But thats is all forgothen during Bombing of Serbia durnig 1999. This is also sad part of history and how an ally tru all wars become your arch enemy because enormus propaganda against my little country who did a lot sacrifice for Europe and whole world in this "dark hours" of history. Its newer happend that 26. countries leading by US and Nato atack only one largly smaller in comparison for brute taking part of her land 15 precent of her land undermining the law of the United Nations and the Partnership for peace.,but today they are worried about the same happ to Ukraine.. There is no end to the hypocrisy.

[@snakevenom8066]

Deborah Sampson was the first female to fight for the Americans. Another that’s more well known is Marina Raskova and the 586th 587th and the more famous 588th regiments of the Soviet Union during WWII

[@lonewolf280]

U should research about a Portuguese soldier (soldier millions) he was a soldier that saved a lot of other soldier and at the end was also forgotten by the Portuguese government …

[@dekipet]

The whole Serbian nation is one big Milunka Savić.

[@user-ws7sn8qe4z]

Софија Јовановић❤ Милунка Савић❤