MY 1ST TIME HEARING SABATON! Father (Official Lyric Video) / DB Reaction

[@3mp3eror·719]

Fritz Haber was a German (Prussian) chemist who received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1918 for his invention of the Haber-Bosch process. A method used to synthesize ammonia from nitrogen and hydrogen gas. Used for the large-scale synthesis of fertilizers and explosives. It is estimated that two thirds of annual global food production uses ammonia from this process, and that this supports nearly half the world population. Haber is also considered the "father of chemical warfare" for his years of pioneering work developing and weaponizing chlorine and other poisonous gases during World War I.

[@RealmRabbit]

He was also a colleague of a notable pascist scientist, Albert Einstein who sort of had a falling out with him over the eagerness to weaponize science... Of course Einstein would go on to suggest the US create the atomic bomb, but he believed the Nazis would do it first if the US didn't (not expecting they'd soon defeat the Nazis and instead use the bomb on Japan)

[@unholypepe]

@@RealmRabbit Rest in peace Dr. Einstein

[@traqnhristov960]

The "P" makes a big difference.

[@Iamthesun314]

@@RealmRabbitEinstein also didn’t know how far behind the Nazis were in the nuclear science field.

[@jettmthebluedragon]

But you also mentioned something else 😐this was the beginning…..in ww2 hitler modified the gas for the gas chambers 😐 that’s ware in the lyrics it says ( ware does it lead ) ? (What’s coming next )? It’s for shadowing the gas chambers of ww2 😐

[@nocturne7371]

Sabaton is an amazing Swedish Power Metal band that sing about military history! They also have a history channel on KZbin Sabaton History, where they tell the backstory to all their songs.

[@ViceN53X]

I thought they were Scandanavian 🤔

[@19Finnen78]

@@ViceN53X Sweden is in scandinavia

[@ViceN53X]

@@19Finnen78 Ah, I get it now. Thanks

[@felix3436]

@@ViceN53X American moment

[@jacobosaldarriaga4820]

Sabaton always makes music about real events. Mostly about interesting people or events from wars. You can always check the description of their videos for a small summary of the topic of the song, for example for Father it is: "Fritz Haber, often referred to as the “father of chemical warfare”, weaponised lethal gas for the Germans during World War I. Haber is also responsible for the Haber-Bosch process, an invention that resulted in a boom in the world’s population due to a significant increase in agricultural produce." Hence the duality in this song about saint of sinner, he made a horrible breakthrough in the killing of soldiers, but also made an amazing discovery that has helped feed millions upon millions.

[@Kiba945]

The world would be nowhere as populated as it is now if it wasn't for this man, the aspect of 'Father' could be used in both ways in that he is the creator of chemical warfare, and also the father of modern humanity with the literal billions that his formula feeds and sustains to this day.

[@nadMoZzzg]

sound a bit like sokolov from dishonored

[@carinalundstrom7566]

Welcome to the world of Sabaton. They are a Swedish metal band with lyrics of war history. All lyrics are real stories. This isn't really a typical Sabaton song, but I love it. They have a History channel where every song are explained. Next song I recommend Bismarck,

[@TeganRhodes]

Stormtroopers, Hellfighters, and Valley of Death are a must for reactions. Also, find time for Christmas Truce in December Glad you found Sabaton

[@Fuilleverte]

All of Sabaton's songs are based in Military History. Fritz Haber created a method of making synthetic ammonia that could put Nitrogen back in the over used soil, and also was used to create toxic gases like Mustard Gas during WWI. you can hear the history here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5LHl6t7f7CJg5o

[@ryanwight9116]

8:15 Sabaton is the only band, that I know of, who play songs of history, including dark history. Their songs are history lessons, at the very least the songs encourage people to learn history. They not afraid to make songs on dark/controversial subject matter when it comes to war and history They are masters at not just delivering power bars, and insane guitar solos, but I have yet to find an equal at writing lyrics combined with a history lesson. I don’t think they have a single bad song and it’s nearly impossible to make a suggestion because all their songs are bangers. Watching people discover them is always entertaining.

[@istora9158]

Prussia is not Russia, it was a German state. It was the founder state of the German Empire, but Germany lost that territory after both World Wars. Its real name is "Preußen", but it was translated poorly into English.

[@masonworker2670]

Sabaton has a sister channel called Sabaton: History that posts videos alongside these songs telling about the true events that inspired the song

[@genericname42]

First sabaton song? Oh this has to be good.

[@魔王-c1e]

Fritz Haber was Prussian not Russian. Prussia was a part of Germany during World War I.

[@Vr4nj3s]

Prussia was part of Germany long before WW1 my dude. Prussia was one of the most developed and one of the strongest German nations before Bismarck united Germanic nations into one state

[@theboysclips2094]

Prussia is like the "Original" Germany Atleast the German "country" wich formed or lets say United Germany

[@christianjohnson8642]

Prussia dates back to the Teutonic Order who ruled that land before it became a fiefdom of Poland than Brandenburg received that territory and Prussia that we know was born

[@jacobosaldarriaga4820]

Sabaton is an amazing band, their power metal is top notch. My top 3 picks are "Attack of the Dead Men", "The Red Baron" and "Fields of Verdun", all of which are coincedentally about WW1 lol, but anyways I fully recommend that you check out more of their songs!

[@blacknwhitegaming]

Fritz Haber, a Jewish-German scientist from the Imperial German region of Prussia. He was the father of chemical warfare that would claim thousands in the first world war, and subsequently his own people the Jews in the second. However, despite creating such weapons, he first created a way to create synthetic ammonia, which is vital in fertiliser. This alone is credited with sustaining the entire world's population today. An estimated 4-5 billion people would not exist today without his creation.

[@Wok86]

"I love how impactful this damn music is" That's what Sabaton does. What they do is make songs about places or people who were important in battles that occurred at basically any time in history.

[@ingvartorma9789]

You are wrong when you think that SABATON is a Russian hard rock band, but Sabaton is a Swedish Power Metal band from Falun, which was formed in 1999. The band's songs are inspired by various historical wars. Even the band name is military inspired, as Sabaton is also the name of the part of the armor that covers the foot. All the music that Sabaton has made and makes is based on, as I said, historical wars and you can learn the history behind many of Sabaton's songs here; kzbin.info. Here the story of the song Father is taken up. I guarantee the more songs you listen to by Sabaton the more you will like the bands and you will learn history at the same time, I have just heard from Americans that they learn the history of Sabaton, which is never brought up in American schools, as they only focus there on dehistorier son concerns only the USA.

[@seanaries7563]

Sir you are in for a journey. This band is on another level. Subscribed

[@rampartwarrior6213]

In peace-time the scientist belongs to humanity, in war-time to his fatherland.

[@DGARedRaven]

Welcome, brother, to the world that's been occupying my brainspace for the last 10 years! :)

[@TheUnsainted]

They actually have a Sabaton history channel where they explain a bit about theyre songs

[@guamsoncruz5107]

Welcome to the sabaton hole we welcome you to military history made interesting

[@swede4444brb]

Sabaton! Lets Gooooooo! They sing about Historical events and figures. I'd personally recommend "Red Baron" Night Witches" or "No Bullets Fly."

[@MacOriginalGamer]

Sabaton is my favorite band. My wife got me into them back in '05 when I first heard Primo Victoria. I highly recommend pretty much everything they've ever done. This song is a jump into the deep end. They sing about people and events in history. They've sung about everything from nuclear warfare to Audie Murphy to The Harlem Hellfighters. Welcome, fellow Sabatonian! 🍺😁

[@najroe]

Sabaton is a Swedish band with a loooong list of history based music. Sabaton also has an award winning history channel that gives background to over 100 if their songs (not music award, academic, aimed at education of the public) . Sabaton videos are often have dedictions and/or messages at the end, perhaps not always but, watching to the very end is frequently well worth it. Animated STORY videos (short history lessons with music videos in them) No bullets fly Night witches Lady of the dark Red baron first soldier epic videos. Bismark, about the sinking of the ship Defence of Moscow, self explained. Christmas truce, about the spontaneous truce in some parts of the western front during Christmas 1914 40:1, about polish soldiers, badly outnumbered (just under 750 in all) facing 42 000 germans, they where BADLY outgunned desperately defending against the German invasion 1939 (with odds actually close to 55:1 they held for 3 DAYS when ammunition and supplies ran out. Uprising, the Warsaw Uprising against the nazi germans during 1944. To hell and back, they tell the story of Audie Murphy (highly decorated) and his struggle AFTER the war, so about PTSD and drug addiction that returning soldiers can face. Fields of verdun, the 300+ day long battle fought there. Price of a mile, about the battle of Passchendaele Screaming Eagles, about the battle of the bulge Live performances 40:1 from poland Uprising from poland En livstid I krig live from Göteborg Sweden (in Swedish but there are subtitles) , very heavy again, about thoughts of a young man going to war. these are just some, there are plenty more.

[@aqua-simp4745]

I'm so glad someone put you on Sabaton ! You should check out "the unkillable soldier" next !

[@spooknukem1177]

I highly recommend the sabaton history channel and u can either just watch it on ur own time or put it in the vid and most ppl love that shit

[@jordan6122]

Welcome to the Sabaton history lessons

[@tankofnova9022]

You found the best historical band ever made. I encourage you to try out Red Baron next. The most known Ace pilot of his time.

[@tajicbladeofthelegion5474]

Sabaton is great, and I'd love to see more of them here! I'd recommend 40:1, Night Witches, and The Red Baron as some of their more hype tracks!

[@hunterwatson7387]

Yo I love sabaton some other songs you gotta check out-Shiroyama, attack of the dead men, and the last stand

[@frozennunu8097]

Try a song like no bullets fly that one has an animated music video explaining the story thats being told as you go and even includes some real footage historic context at the end

[@Z-one1000]

Check out Sabaton's KZbin channel called Sabaton History, where they have an actual historian explain about the people and events their songs are about. Also as a fun fact: Sabaton's drummer is actually married to Floor Jansen the greatest female singer to ever walk the planet and the lead singer of Nightwish.

[@unholypepe]

trust me when i say this, sabaton does not release lyric videos and music videos. they release absolute masterpieces

[@panzerlord2486]

If you like pauses in songs, listen to “Soldier of Heaven”

[@Voidaram]

YOOO you reacting to metal now? Consider giving Archspire a try, that band is INSANE and their vocalist is influenced by Tech9

[@guamsoncruz5107]

I suggest stormtrooper by sabaton it is perfection... Also obligatory Bismark song by them to cause... Epicness

[@DesertSun0]

I think Sabaton probably counts as a kind of nerdcore considering the band are like the biggest history dorks in all of music.

[@Ragnar452]

Haber Fritz was not russian. He was from Prussia which made him german.

[@ludantikasmith2869]

nah it isn't russia but prussia which formed germany in late 1800's

[@RealmRabbit]

Prussia was around way before the late 1800s if you include the time it spent under the Holy Roman Empire (wherein duchies and kingdoms and what not ran things largely autonomously with little intervention from the emperor) with its most notable ruler being King Frederick The Great who ruled Prussia in the 1700s... Eventually this empire would be crushed at the hands of Napoleon Bonaparte, but still the Prussians would continue putting up a fight against Napoleon... They were there at Waterloo under the leadership of a guy named Blucher in the early 1800s 9 years after the Holy Roman Empire fell (a battle in which I think they played a fairly key role)... Then in the early 1870s you had the Franco-Prussian War where France tried taking on Prussia and Prussia called on all other Germans to aid them... Together they managed to obliterate the French surprisingly easily and to rub salt in the wound they decided right in France's Versailles to unite all Germanys (except Austria because the Prussians hated the Austrians and also they wanted to run things in this united Germany but the Austrians could rival them in power) into a single German Empire which then became a very short lived Wilhelmina Germany... From that point on, I don't think there's really been much of a strong Prussian identity really outside of being from the region that is Prussia (or a region, I think there might be a few? I know the Nazis after invading Poland decided that parts of Poland would become officially Germany and one of those parts was named 'East Prussia' or something like that, not sure...)

[@williamaksenberg4350]

The person this song is about is the person from this video topic: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6fOn4Fubq-ijdE

[@kingbrunswick7374]

They have a history channel as well that gives you the history the songs are written about

[@Ian_D_Kemp]

Yo I'd love to see your reaction to The Red Baron by Sabaton if you want that energy! Love these guys

[@garudaone9246]

Sabaton rocks I really enjoy no bullets fly from yarn hub is definitely great to get a reaction watch the whole vid if you do best thing about them it makes you invest more time in history so your curious enough to learn about it more

[@kaloloa.hocheeihinger2570]

Hey BTW the character was a real person in Prussia who fed billions of people but killed millions with his invention of toxic chemical weapons.

[@kaloloa.hocheeihinger2570]

That's why he is a sinner and a saint

[@dorlonelliott9368]

10+ albums of History taught with Metal to go... If you want more about the subject check out Sabaton History Channel. PS Prussia is not Russia. It is an area of Germany.

[@SAITO2]

two words you misread my friend, it's Prussia which at the time was a part of the German empire, it might still be to this day that i do not know and maths not myths. But they are words that are easy to misinterpret so no harm done :D as far as your questions one place sabaton history channel here on youtube

[@rubiepie]

Fritz Haber, is one of the saddest human being ever exist. Because of his Invention our population skyrocket but because he is a nationalist to his country (loyal) He wanted to end the war sooner than later. so he created Explosive Bombs, and after that the Mustered gas

[@andreanecchi5930]

Try : lion from the north and carolus rex , if you want a song about an American soldier, try: 82 all the way

[@Locoinmysleep]

yo you should check out Hellfighters by them, crazy songs over some crazy, yet brave dudes during WW1

[@metalcrusader6666]

Can you do a reaction for HammerFall - One Against the World or Brotherhood, They are from the same country as Sabaton, But started before them.

[@justjesse1575]

he got a bit confused between russia and prussia but the idea is there

[@laisphinto6372]

its prussia not russia in German it is called Preußen.

[@purpleguy7093]

Why is everyone getting russia and prussia mixed up?

[@peternilsson801]

Prussia! 😂

[@brandnewrock8375]

No hard feelings.. but that was a perfect example how to totally destroy a song with all the pauses in your reaction. Some maybe like that, i aint one of them sorry 🤘 Still good work though ! Good luck 🤘

[@Gatllin]

just research about the song before listening to it. it will add up more and is a generally better experience for both you and the viewer.