MARINE CORPS!!! | Funny Drill Instructors Messing With Recruits REACTION

[@GenX_US_Marine]

I went through boot camp in 1997 and I'm telling you the videos the guys watch on Marine boot is the PG version. Once those cameras are off it's a completely different world.

[@Chris-rt7ph]

Lol yes sir. Especially when you’re getting it’d

[@matthewbaker8861]

Never been, but i was thinking if this is how they act with cameras, i can't imagine when the cameras are off.

[@GenX_US_Marine]

@@matthewbaker8861 I've seen some reactions and I'm telling you when your doing 2 hours of burpees or mountain climbers or getting put into the utility closet, trust me you're not laughing.

[@johnselwitz5362]

⁠@@GenX_US_MarineI’ve never been in the military, my mom was devastated when my older brother enlisted, as it was right after 9/11 so she was rightfully worried sick about her oldest boy, therefore she made me promise her that I’d never join and I respected her wishes. But I’ve always been fascinated by what goes on in marine boot camp. Would you care to elaborate on what are some of the craziest things you’ve witnessed?

[@user-sm7gq1uk6f]

craziest thing i saw is during our 2nd week of T-Days we had to get a new drill instructor (KillHat) because our previous one bootkicked a kid in the face while he was doing push ups and was demoted to the rank below , the kid was placed in MRP for a broken nose @@johnselwitz5362

[@vavlixtu5232]

boot camp is the funniest place u cant laugh at😂😂😂

[@KDanie]

I loved it😂

[@DirtCheapFU]

I loved basic but when I tell ppl they it sounded. I was the laughing guy and always sleeping in formation. Told my Drill I've heard worse insults. Then he met my mom on graduation.

[@johnohrstrom5112]

On line in the squad bay one day this dude across from me had this crazy unibrow. DI came up to him and said, you'd better show up with it cleaned up or with one eye next time. Epic.

[@KMN-bg3yu]

@@vavlixtu5232 truth right here ☝️

[@thewatcher4552]

The biggest fear is the unknown after a week it's all down hill from there. Boot Camp was fun, challenging, hilarious, all at once. One of the proudest moments of my life.

[@wolfbane4711]

as a vet lol you wouldn't be smiling i promise you lol

[@blakec8549]

Nahh some people can't help it. I got smoked several times for smirking. That shits just too funny

[@charlescox86]

@@blakec8549 You will gradually smile less or you gradually get real strong lol.

[@blakec8549]

@@charlescox86 oh yeah, I was in peak shape after. You should have seen how bad I got smoked when my senior called me by name and I said "yo". I thought my life was over

[@DerrelTheReal]

@@blakec8549lol what year did you join? Telling “yo” to senior is a death sentence 😂. You were probably with the Charlie company huh?

[@blakec8549]

@@DerrelTheReal Fox back in 2007

[@claytonkeever2992]

During my boot session we had a 3rd hat get promoted just before 3rd phase, so we got a new one...a barely 5 foot Filipino that we couldn't help but laugh at, at first. He used it to pit us relentlessly but he was getting just as sandy and tired as us. The respect he got at graduation was top tier.

[@zephaneas]

I went to Parris Island in 1984, BCo, 1stBn. We had a drill instructor who spoke with a lisp. When we were cleaning rifles he would yell "Scwub wecwuits, scwub!!" instead of "Scrubb recruits, scrub". It was so hard not to laugh.

[@tharris62]

I went through USMC boot camp in 1964. The following is the most memorable experience of my first night. It was about 0300 when the drill instructors came to get us and take us to our new barracks. They screened and cursed at us to wake us up. It was frightening because no one expected it. A recruit in the top bunk bed across from me remained in bed. Cpl Larsen, one of our drill instructors grabbed the recruit by his ears and threw him on deck (floor). He picked him up and slammed into a wall locker, calling him several different kinds of SOBs and MFs. That was the first terrorizing exprience I had in the Corp.

[@EsotericRage]

The Senior Drill Instructor is supposed to be the calm one but will still lose his shit instantly. If you see them wearing a black belt, that's the Senior. The green belts are supposed to be harder.

[@yambo59]

This is just what they show on film, the real thing is much more intense

[@boycepatrick2477]

Went through boot camp in 1960. Everyone doesn't make it through. I saw three guys leave. I'm 75, and I still live that way. It has become a part of my life forever. I loved it. HONESTLY.

[@KMN-bg3yu]

Some of the funniest people I've ever encountered were drill instructors

[@stathispapailias634]

My grandfather was one and he was HILARIOUS.

[@KMN-bg3yu]

@@stathispapailias634 when I went to basic I was in reasonably good shape and had done 2 years in ROTC so knew how to drill. One of the problems I had to conquer was stifling laughter when one of the other recruits was being "reprimanded"

[@stathispapailias634]

@@KMN-bg3yu I believe that! DI's are pretty creative with their um.....criticisms? We used to tell my grandfather we wanted something and he'd reply, "want in one hand and shit in the other and see which one fills up first". There were others that aren't appropriate for KZbin that were far funnier. Let's see what I can get away with here. "Remember, you can golf your whole life and no one will ever call you golfer, but you suck one and you're a sucker for life."

[@KMN-bg3yu]

@@stathispapailias634 that sounds exactly like something a marine would say 😂🤣

[@stathispapailias634]

@@KMN-bg3yu He was a peach. Served 22 years, 4th China Marine in the 30's, 2nd Marines in WWII who saw action at Guadalcanal, Tarawa and Saipan, Greek translator for the UN Command in Korea and served as a DI during Vietnam. He Retired a Master Gunny with service striped going up to his rockers. I miss him. Thank you for your service, Marine. Ooh rah!

[@peacefulwarrior4078]

Once you learn to trust your equipment/harness and that endless stretch in the rope when you first lean back 😳😱 and it seems like it's never gonna stop it actually becomes alot of fun rappelling ! My first experience of rappelling was down a 135' cliff Man you talk about being intimidated lol eventually got to the point that we were doing night rappelling! That was 😎 cool as chit what was crazy about doing that was the Rappelling down was the sane part but free climbing back up that 135' cliff in the dark was the INSANE PART 😅

[@pointmanactual7893]

You think you’d laugh until you actually got caught laughing. Another recruit made me laugh, a drill instructor saw it.. he made me fill up a yellow mop bucket then zig zag through each rack in the squad bay with the bucket extended. If my arms dropped (and they did) I had to start over, and had to yell “ha ha ha” the entire time. After that - I was brought up to the quarter deck for another 8 minutes of love. I never laughed again.

[@doncunningham3124]

Mop bucket? You guys got to use mops?! (Swabs)

[@gvonhellsing2]

I survived this some 40 years ago and still remember it like it was yesterday.

[@walterbrown8694]

From what you are showing us, the Corps is clearly "Softer and Gentler" than when I enlisted in '56. My platoon didn't even get our first head call until 3 days after we got off the train at Yemassee.

[@jacobthibodeau6685]

0:35 my senior drill instructor SSGT Walsh was that quiet kind... but man if you got him angry.... there is fuckin hell to pay, straight fucking hell.

[@tednorberto3086]

"Where my fat bodies!!! Where are my fat bodies!!!"🤣🤣

[@jimmylegs3301]

Parris Island Marine here. They would have you for lunch. Wouldn’t be any laughing. Trust me

[@RedBeard1620]

Y'all gotta check out Angry Cops channel, he is (or was) a drill instructor in the Army National Guard and a New York cop. He's got a lot of content of him messing with recruits and just military/cop stuff in general. Super funny guy, and he's also got a habit of renovating crack houses in his city lol

[@BumpyBaluga]

I graduated in 2006 got out in 2018. All recruits "should" 100 crunches. If you dont, that means your partner eff you over lol.

[@josephvega3763]

Yep...I did like 80 max but got 100 each time 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@markmetzgarii9998]

Basic sucked at the time, but looking back at it, it was kinda fun in a shitty way lol. I’d do it again

[@GenX_US_Marine]

I went free the first time in 97. If I had to go back and do it again, they gonna have to pay me up front to do that shit again.

[@russelljudkins3314]

I when through Marines Corp boot camp in 1984 this is easy to what I went through as a recruit

[@VerdosoVersusElites]

I’m sure “yeah right” you all didn’t even have a Crucible! But respect to all Marines from all time in history! Oorah!

[@spazmatic05]

Trust me they are gonna make sure you don’t ever laugh again in bootcamp. Cameras off is a different experience.

[@michaelwilliams-vu2nf]

Yap need to do the Marines drill instructors version army

[@FrEshYtOrSteIn]

Awesome video! You guys have to check out “sas operator smoked these nairobi insurgents” by PopoMedic

[@wordword6039]

I laughed one time. The DI's made me pay every day for 13 weeks day and night. I was a DI myself 11 years later. Its serious but yes it can be funny. BUT....its not worth laughing at or smiling.

[@spiritwolf5539]

If you want a good marine bootcamp video react to "di: making marines" on phil grodin channel. 27 min long but definitely worth the watch

[@tednorberto3086]

Welcome to the SUCK!!😂

[@Me2times]

Just wait until the cameras are off

[@williamgrice4790]

no it is not early in the morning when you arrive, it is very late at night. Then you dont sleep for the next 36 hours so they can get you on their schedule. If you listen and realize they are breaking down the self to promote the unit mentality, it does become "easier". Semper Fi

[@Riceball01]

I remember that almost like it was yesterday. You arrive in the middle of the night and from that point on you're running around all over the place making phone calls home, getting your hair cut, uniforms, filling out forms, and goes on all day. You don't end up going to bed until later that night. I don't think that I was ever so tired than on my first day/night in boot camp, lots of hurry up and wait and trying hard not to fall asleep.

[@ggbeats_495]

I am a former Russian Marine (everyone from 18 to 27 years old serves in our army, one year, though if you don’t go, you won’t get anything for it, but I was interested and I decided to go there), no one screams, no offends, on the first day when we entered the barracks, a very "warm welcome" awaited us, the guy standing next to me was approached by the one who had almost served a year, looked at his feet, and said "do you not see any problem ...? "(his feet were in a II shape and should be in a V shape), and he hits a spinning kick in the chest) this is better than any screams helps to learn all the necessary lessons)

[@w.p8960]

Plt 356 1962. That “friendly D.I.” Would scare the shit out of me.

[@jerrygoller4269]

It would be a lot more interesting if you all were in the small picture a d the subject was in the large one.

[@spiritwolf5539]

The one you thought was funny is ssgt Nichols. He has alot of video onKZbin. Definitely check out the yt channel moto entertainment which all of these clips are from.

[@jowsmith1904]

I don't know why but when my d.i's would do all that yelling i would laugh to myself most of the time....no big deal.

[@lowwendd578]

Yall should react to GTA V drill sergeant.. funny asf lol

[@bigpoppa9242]

Ya watching basic train😮ing no cap

[@JudyGurl]

Esprit de Corps

[@jowsmith1904]

listen up, now that you have a kid...get used to ALWAYS having a cold....germ magnets.

[@TreyM1609]

I’m 99% sure the basic training yall reacted to was the Army basic training

[@spiritwolf5539]

No the marine corps. These clips are from ssgt Nichols. He was my heavy in boot. Trust me, dude was chill and calm but flipped that switch real quick lol

[@TreyM1609]

@@spiritwolf5539 not talking about this video I’m talking about the video of basic training they covered before

[@conradmunozjr2011]

Hey girl he is successful

[@billherman7294]

Trust me, u won't be smiling or laughing

[@sadikinelson3611]

yow Recklezz can you react to The Pretty Reckless- heaven knows, only love can save me now and make me wanna die please

[@thegoatedjit600]

I leave next week on the 10th, arriving on the 11th, Parris island/Marines🫡💯

[@sonnyspliff]

she didn't say bless you after you sneezed. red flag. not a major red flag, more like a pink flag but a flag nonetheless.

[@DLewis-pc2op]

I graduated from PI in 1964. Full Metal Jacket is a cake walk compared to Parris Island in 1964. Today's training is "Downy Soft".......and, Marines will pay the price for it once in combat........

[@broaddusmarines]

Okay boomer. 🙄🙄🙄

[@jimmylegs3301]

This guy is clueless. “I may laugh”. I did my time at Parris Island. You wouldn’t laugh, trust me

[@GreyHunter00]

Army better 😁✌🏼

[@doncunningham3124]

That was all Marine Corps and only boot camp. Censored and down played for all you sensitive couch potatoes.

[@RandumbR6Clips]

Lol

[@johnmancuso9077]

You learn to laugh without changing your face or making any noise

[@conradmunozjr2011]

You licking your lips 😊

[@aircablenetwork8581]

You guys have no idea. This is nothing. Somebody has to do it. Nah...you willl not be smiling often. After a few miles you will not. Oorah!

[@Andrew_Pooch]

Marines have a ton better videos. Check them out.

[@lancemorrow1235]

Great video/pod...of watching the 2 of you watching videos. While all we see is the small box in the corner....Focus seems to be more on the 2 of you. Sad!