Polina Gagarina - The Cuckoo | Reaction [Very Sad...]

[@АпостолПолураспада]

This is a film about a Russian female sniper, Lyudmila Pavlichenko, nicknamed Lady Death by the Nazis. In World War II, she killed over 300 fascists.The USSR lost 27 million of its citizens in the war with Germany. The theme of this war in Russia is sacred.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Lady Death hahah wow now that's a name to be reckoned with XD. I like WW2 movies.

[@Заяц-г8ю]

This movie «Битва за Севастополь - Battle for Sevastopol» is based on real events! Her name is Lyudmila Pavlichenko. Lyudmila Pavlichenko was born on July 12, 1916 in the city of Bila Tserkva, Kiev province of the Russian Empire. She was an officer of the Main Naval General staff of the Soviet Navy with the rank of major. The most successful female sniper in world history - 309 destroyed enemy soldiers and officers. With the filing of American journalists, she received the nickname "Lady Death". However, this nickname was used exclusively by the American and European press, since in the USSR the image for the perception of a mass audience was not so propagandized. In the USSR, it was assigned the image of a well-deserved hero and war veteran. In June 1942, she was seriously wounded. From the besieged Sevastopol (Crimea), she was evacuated to the Caucasus, and then completely withdrawn from the front line and sent along with the Soviet delegation to Canada and the United States of America. During his visit overseas Lyudmila Pavlichenko visited on reception at the President of the United States Franklin Delano Roosevelt. At the invitation of first lady Eleanor Roosevelt, members of the Soviet delegation lived in the White house for some time. Later, Eleanor Roosevelt organized a tour of the country for Soviet representatives. At one of the meetings, she was presented with a Winchester rifle (displayed in the Central Museum of the Armed forces of the Russian Federation in Moscow), after regular questions about the details of the life of a female soldier, she uttered the legendary phrase: «I am 25 years old, I managed to destroy 309 fascist invaders at the front. Don't you think, gentlemen, that you've been hiding behind my back for too long?» In 1957, she meets Eleanor Roosevelt for the second time, during the latter's visit to the USSR. She died on October 27, 1974 in Moscow. She was buried at the Novodevichy cemetery.

[@Artefackter]

That movie is based on the most successful female USSR sniper in the WW2 (actually, the most successful female sniper ever), Lyudmila Pavlichenko. There is a wiki article about her. She was badass. If you like Polina Gagarina, there is a video of her live-singing that song on some Chinese TV contest. Quite good!

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Yeah so I've learned! And cool Ill check it out! :)

[@know--how]

In the Soviet Union, everyone fought against the fascists: men, women, old people and even children!

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Thats amazing indeed!

[@vetlanaru7581]

My granma's brother ran from home to fight and defend his country. He was just 15 so he lied about his age.

[@FunFunnyStudio]

It is film and clip by real life story soviet sniper Ludmila Pavlichenko - better women sniper on WW2! She is not die Lived untill 1974

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Wow that's fascinating

[@anatoliypetrov626]

This movie is about Lyudmila Pavlichenko. She is a real person, the most successful female sniper in recorded history. During the Battle for Sevastopol she killed 309 nazi. In total, about a million women were in the red army in the USSR during world war II. The song Cuckoo is a cult song in Russia, which was written by Viktor Tsoy in 1990. In General, you can argue what this song is about, but there are no direct references to the Second world war. Viktor Tsoi himself is a legend of Russian rock. He died in 1990 shortly after writing this song.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

A... cult song? XD

[@Artefackter]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian he meant that it was extremely popular. Not a "cult" ))) In Russian "cultoviy" means the highest level of popularity.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Ahhh well that makes more sense

[@ПознаюМир-ы7ь]

In 1942, Lyudmila Pavlichenko went to the United States as part of the Soviet delegation. The Soviet Union at that time needed the opening of the Second Front in Europe by the Allies. In her most famous speech, Pavlichenko, addressing the Americans, said: "Gentlemen! I am twenty-five years old. At the front I have already managed to destroy 309 fascist invaders. Do you not think, gentlemen, that you have been hiding behind my back for too long ?!"

[@peoplearealwaysaskingmeifi5073]

Beautiful song, but there's a much more impressive live performance of this song, believe it or not. Gives me shivers every time. The song is very old, it was written by Viktor Tsoy, a very famous Soviet rock musician but I gotta say Polina's performance is absolutely wonderful, her voice is amazing.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

I have yet to watch that too! :O

[@Iamtestpilot]

Из речи J. F. Kennedy 10 june 1963 в Американском Университете: "...Среди многих сходных черт, которыми обладают народы наших двух стран, нет более ярко выраженной, чем наше обоюдное отвращение к войне. Практически исключением в отношениях между крупными мировыми державами является тот факт, что мы никогда не воевали друг с другом. И никакое другое государство в истории войн не несло таких потерь, какие понес Советский Союз в ходе Второй мировой войны. Было потеряно по меньшей мере 20 миллионов жизней. Были сожжены или разграблены бесчисленные миллионы домов и ферм. В пустыню была превращена треть национальной территории, включая почти две трети промышленной базы - ущерб, соизмеримый с разрушением территории нашей страны к востоку от Чикаго..." Кто-то в Америке когда-то понимал, что сделал Советский Союз для самой Америки и всего мира - к сожалению теперь об этом забыли (даже в Европе забыли, что уж говорить об США)...

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Thats sad

[@Stoik09]

Ну если уж совсем честно то Китай понес потери больше чем СССР. Более 35 миллионов.

[@МедоедАльтаиров]

@@Stoik09 Всех погибших ни в Китае, ни в СССР ещё не посчитали.

[@Iamtestpilot]

@@Stoik09 , да, вы правы, но после Второй Мировой в Китае осталось 550 миллионов человек ( а это считай столько, сколько было в США и СССР во время его распада вместе), а в Союзе потеря 27 миллионов (официально) сказалась слишком сильно для следующих поколений. К тому же японцы в Китае не разрушали города и инфракстуртуру, а вот советским после войны пришлось восстанавливать слишком много

[@polyanagula]

@@Stoik09 в Китае наряду с ВМВ шла еще и гражданская война, и эти 35 млн - это суммарные потери, а не только от действий японцев, насколько я знаю.

[@mcze505]

This is one of the strongest songs .... Performed by Viktor Tsoi and Polina Gagarina later. Meaningful lyrics make this song one of my favorites. On the one hand, hearing this composition, you can cry, but on the other, it makes us even stronger and more confident ... Thank you very much for your attention to this song.🙏

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

No problem Ruslan :) And yeah I heard the original, and its pretty "calming" i'd say

[@idevil325]

I'm glad you did this video. Great reaction 👍

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

I appreciate it :) xoxoox

[@MaxV28]

Better look the performance of Polina Gagarina in China with that song. Google it on youtube: "The Project 'Singer', Polina Gagarina with the song 'A Coocoo' ".

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Thats the Chinese show, right?

[@MaxV28]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian Yes, that one.

[@esujidu6535]

Цой жив!

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

For real?

[@andreyzubritskiy5508]

Are you kidding? 27 million Russians and more then 40 million Chinese died in the World War II. Gosh... I have no words to express what I feel... You should read more... And the lady in the movie is Lyydmila Pavlichenko - there should be much staff on her visit to different countries after the WWII

[@Iamtestpilot]

Lyudmila Pavlichenko - russian girl-sniper: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyudmila_Pavlichenko

[@fbr5]

Thanks) How about RADIO TAPOK?

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

What song?

[@fbr5]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian Radio Tapok | twenty one - pilots stressed out

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Ok cool thanks bro!

[@fbr5]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian np ;>

[@drpavlovic1411]

Of course that you read in comments that it is the movie about a real person Lyudmila Pavlichenko, a female sniper who killed 309 Germans in the battle of Sevastopol. You may be watched the movie with Jude Law, Ed Harris, Rachel Weisz, "Enemy at the Gates", about the male sniper Vassili Zaitsev, who killed 225 Germans in the battle of Stalingrad. What is interesting? Many people have heard about Zaitsev, and they consider him to be a record holder if we talk about the number of killed German. And it is not true, the best of the best is one guy from Sweden (of course, he didn't kill Germans, I think he killed a lot of Russian). And even Pavlichenko had more kills than Zaitsev, but only few people know that and remember her.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Nice history

[@arkaim756]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@alexweek4831]

Thanks for Polina!)

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

You izz welcome :)

[@andreasfaust1161]

The sniper Luda Belova (after wedding Pavlichenko) killed 309 people (Romanians and Germans). P.S. The accent is different in her last name [Pol'ina Gag'arina]

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Ayt thanks :)

[@andreasfaust1161]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian Ayt?! I'm so with you will learn slang words :)

[@shuravlasov]

Its a movie about famous female sniper, and its really cool. "Battle of Sevastopol" againts nazis, which we won. Polina was singing a song by Victor Tsoy who wrote it in Afghanistan war with USSR, not playing a role. The sniper name was Lyudmila Pavlichenko, she was Ukranian, this movie is not only about her. And yes those years women were sent to war, especially as a snipers. No woman wants to fight one on one in the real combat. Who else wants?

[@rombikibmor]

She is not die, she was peace ambassaor in USA, and made so mutch for USA help USSR in WW2

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

That's very cool

[@peninsula970]

посмотри #Жить

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

On the list! Thanks :)

[@darfurkj5474]

she is the greatest female sniper in history, a real hero!!!!!!!!!!! I assume wonder woman they call in hollywood...

[@uraburdelov918]

Это настоящая история про настоящую женщину которая в Великую Отечественную войну была снайпером -она если мне память не изменяет убила фрицев около 300 прошла всю войну -и осталась жива .

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

According to other comments, your memory is very good :)

[@alexanderkosachev6593]

She was like a girl that had good scores in shooting range in peacetime. And as during war there were not enough men to fight, she was taken as a sniper. And became one of the best. This is based on real story

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Ahh okok that's why she was in battle. THANKS :)

[@grigormusheghyan2861]

Songs of mine that I've yet to write. How many? Tell me cuckoo, count them for me. The city or the village - where am I to live? To lie as a stone, Or burn as a star, a star? Sunlight of mine, glance now on me. See my palm has turned to a fist. And if you have powder, give me a spark. That's that. Who will now take the lonely path? The strong and the brave Have laid down their heads in battle, in the fields. Few now remain in memory, with a clear mind, And a firm hand, in the ranks. Our ranks. Sunlight of mine, glance now on me. See me palm has turned to a fist. And if you have powder, give me a spark. That's that. Where are you now, freedom of will? With who are you now Greeting the tender sunrise? Answer me. Life is good with you, and bad without. My patient head And submissive shoulders, under the lash. The lash. Sunlight of mine, glance now at me. See my palm has turned to a fist. And if you have powder, give me a spark. That's that.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Very poetic lyrics

[@marcuslegion3654]

She didn't die she was one of the better snipers of world war II in the Soviet Union women were equal to men and some women chose to fight she later went to America to rally Americans against the war

[@ЮрийСилин-ю5э]

GagArina

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Yap

[@КириллБолгов-ю5х]

Thanks!!!

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

You're welcome! :)

[@topflight212]

It's the true story of lady death. Russia everyone fought

[@denisobrien4253]

800,000 Soviet women fought in WW2

[@hez4864]

Люблю тебя за твою проницательность !!! I love you for your insight !!!

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Love you too HEZZZYYY XOXOOX Thanks

[@cherrycharly620]

Проницательности здесь ни капли

[@pavelGOODIT]

All for front. all for victory/ Dont stop, watch full movie

[@Arlelik77]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyudmila_Pavlichenko

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

I checked it out, thanks! :)

[@Weteral]

It's not that simple, the Second World War is a people's war for the Russians. Just watch them celebrate their Victory in that war. The entire people of the Soviet Union were involved, and a lot of people died. To tell the truth, I don't understand why the United States participated in that war at all. Almost no use for them. Many countries educate their citizens in the belief that the Second World war was worthless, or that it was their state's efforts that were decisive. This is not true. The victory was won by the USSR. 27 million losses speak for themselves. France did not last more than a few weeks, and at that time it was the third army in the world. England and America are useless. The world did not become fascist thanks to the USSR. However, the basis of fascism has always been the idea of the superiority of one race over another, that you can divide people into varieties like apples (by the way, this is why fascism and communism are two anti-ideas), and I see the desire of people in Western civilization to this idea, a subconscious desire of course. Mass pogroms in America, kissing shoes, ugh. " Kiss my shoes because you are guilty for your ancestor." Horror. Just awful. Thank God I live in Russia, where there is no and can not be such in principle, we did not have slavery, we live in peace and harmony about 200 nationalities, there is a law prohibiting the promotion of homosexuality (it is not prohibited, just do not tell everyone that this is normal if you are a public person). It's weird for me to hear that in America 60% of people are afraid to speak their mind, it's terrible. Bottom line: War is not a place for women, it's true, and only not a Russian woman immediately seeks in these words the oppression of their rights. Come to Russia, and you will face the fact that they pay for you in a restaurant, open the doors, help with heavy Luggage, and all this is not because they want to infringe on your rights, but because taking care of a woman (any woman) is the norm for a man. I tried to Express my opinion as well as I could, through Yandex-translator, I'm sure that it turned out crooked, but even such a comment is a comment, which means it is useful)

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Thanks for all the info! You were able to get the translations just right, its as if a PhD student wrote a complete dissertation! :D And thats awesome that TRUE CHIVALRY is not dead, at least in Russia. And in America, I mean, in the USA, people are pretty comfortable with being outspoken haha. In Canada, we are more reserved.

[@marcuslegion3654]

She's a very popular hero of the USSR the Great patriotic war glory to the heroes of the USSR

[@leilya_makhieva666]

Посмотрите фильм сам " Битва за Севастополь" он ещё круче. Моя любимая певица и песня . Like

[@WayneGerald1776]

Here is Polina for you singing this song LIVE in 2019 before an audience of 12,000 at her amazing concert! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmfPYouhgLmWmsk

[@ТатьянаСавинкова-г5и]

2:40 После фразы "Война - не место для женщин" - можно делать вывод о том, понимает ли посыл автор ролика. Война - это смерть. Если погибает женщина, то прекращается воспроизведение потомства. Род прекращается. Не в гендерных интригах проблема. А в выживании нации как таковой.

[@ArhiDevi1]

Воспроизведение потомств значит без мужиков у баб проходит? После ВОВ мужиков не хватало и была проблема с демографией, либо бабе от кого попало беременить лишь бы родить, а если нет то не могли наити мужа себе так как на одного мужика несколько баба было

[@ВадимЛивитин]

@@ArhiDevi1 Десяток баб от одного мужика могут родить, а вот она баба от десяти мужиков - нет.

[@ЮрийСилин-ю5э]

As the first Kosmonavt Yuri Gagarin

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Who's that?

[@ЮрийСилин-ю5э]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZK8fIOiqtOEoNk

[@Tuanod]

Very heavy video and theme of World War 2. 😢

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

I like videos like this

[@ivaylomladenov3185]

Yes!..... - War is nobody's place!.....

[@alekdroid8598]

Hi! Watch Polina's performances on Singer 2019 show in China

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Why was she in China?

[@alekdroid8598]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian Check in Internet what is "Singer". It is international qualitative (only a live voice) contest between famous professional artists. Polina was guest from Russia.

[@Неясыть_224]

I hope you understand now?

[@Vladi-ly9gh]

In this case, I advise you to listen to the same song in the original performance: Viktor Tsoi (Kino group) - Cuckoo. By the way, he is Asian. Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGKxqWaJipecsKM

[@НиколайКондратьев-о4ы]

Как ты хоккей смотришь?

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

I live in Canada :) Its our national sport

[@igorbor65]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian Its our national sport too

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

@@igorbor65 Wooooowww

[@stalevar6265]

You definitely should see Рем Дигга - На Юг

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

And so I shall! :)

[@Chamieiniibet]

Just in line of this video's theme, could you please react to the "Fallen of the World War II" video? That's just a very good infographics video giving a sense of the numbers of people that died on each of the many sides of that war. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqiugXmKYrecpbc

[@peninsula970]

ох как тут "Насыпают")))))хаха...... Автор, ты лучше не делай обзоры на военные видео клипы из России и СССР, это очень личная и тонкая тема.....просто совет)

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Well then, people shouldn't request it! Or maybe be just let me watch it normally instead of expecting me to know everything about it :)

[@dp1080]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian that's an awesome answer! Respect 😎

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Thanks my dude! I mean, its true tho! 😅

[@dp1080]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian hard truth 😁

[@peninsula970]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian это был просто совет, видишь что просят посмотреть на тему ВОВ, из русского, не делай лучше обзор))

[@СтасКиселёв-ч7п]

Я из города Подольск у нас во время войны1941-45 была школа снайперов для девушек.Аты Кукушку Вити Цоя хочешь абсудить лучше послушай оригинал этой песни!!!!!!!

[@darkwing777]

Хватит везде цоя пропихивать, кавер лучше оригинала. И почему вообще цоя предлагают те, кто даже на своём родном языке без ошибок писать не умеют?)))

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

WOAH SNIPER SCHOOL THAT SOUNDS AWESOME!!!

[@СтасКиселёв-ч7п]

@@darkwing777 Ну его перепивают!

[@AaA-wz8jr]

@@darkwing777 кавер рядом даже не валялся. Смысл песни совершенно изменился.

[@darkcobalt5963]

Good reaction!!! How about to listen NILETTO - голос?

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

OMG I CAN'T WAIT TO DO THIS ONE! :D

[@studentrussian6453]

Have you listen russian girl-band "t.a.t.u"? It is time to nostalgia!😉 Do the "all the things she said"

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Noo Ive never heard of them! :O

[@ИгорьКороль-э8ж]

Где русские субтитры???

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Not there, apparently XD

[@85J0KER]

в настройках поковыряйся , с английского есть авто перевод на остальные языки

[@yuraivanov5722]

Лучше бы ты сначала подумала минутку, а потом помолчала.

[@АлексейАндреев-е2д]

Прав, Юр. Довольно миленькая обезьянка. Пыталась рассуждать о чем-то. Ну и разумеется смотрела все как компьютерную игру.

[@nonooon8327]

@@АлексейАндреев-е2д а что ей, рыдать? Каждый по-разному всё воспринимает

[@АндрейНиколаевич-л2й]

НИОЧЕМ

[@ВиталийПашков-с3ц]

Ну ёлы-палы. Ты хоть немножко изучи мат.часть, прежде чем записывать реакцию. Выглядит невероятно глупо, когда ты рассужаешь о том о чём не понимаешь вообще ничего.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Why should I research topics or themes about a song if its the first time I'll watch it? You are suggesting that I should know what the video is about FIRST HAND, therefore suggesting that I watch it first, BEFORE filming my reaction. Which makes NO SENSE whatsoever because the purpose of my videos is FIRST TIME REACTIONS.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Why are you always so doubtful about my content? If you think I have time to waste to film a reaction numerous times before editing and choosing the best ones, well you can stick that way of thinking down where the sun dont shine. Just to give you an idea, i BARELY have time to SLEEP.

[@ВиталийПашков-с3ц]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian always? no, it my first negative feedback on your content. >Why should I research topics or themes about a song if its the first time I'll watch it? To understand what about all this. Without this your content is empty.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Thats the point. I go into a video know NOTHING about it. So your "research" stuff is completely irrelevant. Unless of course you want me to film myself doing research on I dont know what right after my reaction, then okay sure. But otherwise, research should come AFTER the reaction, not before.

[@ВиталийПашков-с3ц]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian It may work, when it comes to international meanings and common ideas. When you do not have enough baggage of knowledge just to understand what exactly you are being shown, you simply have nothing to say about this. Like here.

[@Русич-й7с]

Дурацкая реакция на такую сильную песню и видео ряд

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Ehh XD

[@ku6opr152]

Тебе нужно было обделаться с соплями? Ну, аватарка и ник сами за себя говорят.

[@Русич-й7с]

@@ku6opr152 ха-ха-ха, твой ник точно о многом говорит))) гробиК

[@ku6opr152]

И о чем же говорит мой ник кроме детского переворачивания наоборот?

[@АлексейАндреев-е2д]

Ребят, ну прекратите сердиться на обезьянку. Эта девочка не мерзавка и она нам не враг. Она не только из другой этнической группы, она из другой (из иной) культурной цивилизации. Она смотрела это как компьютерную игру.

[@ПавелАлеко-в7н]

"ЛЕДИ ГАГРА НА МУЗ-ТВ" - НЕОЖИДАННЫЙ ХОД ОТ ГРУППЫ "METALLICA" В ПОДДЕРЖКУ ОЛЬГИ КОРМУХИНОЙ!!!

[@Shemerhan]

It's USSR Total equality of rights, man or woman no matter you go to war.

[@panulmi]

@Alexey Terekhov Actually, there were mobilizations of women in USSR during the Great Patriotic War. In 1942 alone there were 3 such mobilizations: first in March 100.000 female Komsomol members were sent to air defence units, second in April 30.000 women were sent to signal corps, third in April too 40.000 women were sent to air force units. The subsequent mobilizations were less numerous but they took place nonetheless.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Damn...

[@СтасКиселёв-ч7п]

А ты девушкв вооще ис какой страны!!!?????

[@darkwing777]

неважно откуда она, главное что ты, явно, не из русскоговорящей

[@romanlitvin-777]

Канада

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

I dont understand

[@ПростоГражданин-б9я]

как Мулан говоришь... ну ну... дай Бог тебе, глупая, видеть войну только на экране...

[@jimmyjordant.1603]

👎🏼

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

🤷‍♀️🤪

[@ВасилийМухин-ъ6ь]

Моего отца такая зараза в 42 году ранила и сделала инвалидом

[@ВадимЛивитин]

А он какое звание в вермахте имел?

[@durtcobaine9765]

check smth from russian new school rap plz

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Send me some links! ASAP please!

[@durtcobaine9765]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4jYd357gbSShLs kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXXLkJ58hZKjps0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpDbpoulrNyJb5o

[@simonditheridge708]

no russian heroes at the moment...only food for sunflowers....💛💙

[@РоманВасильев_Су57]

No, she did not die in the war. Lyudmila Belova (her husband's surname is Pavlichenko), received the title "Hero of the Soviet Union" in 1943. After the end of World War II, until 1956, she was an officer of the Main (in 1950-1953 - the Naval General) staff of the USSR Navy with the rank of major in coastal service, died in Moscow on October 27, 1974. Here is the English Wikipedia article about her - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyudmila_Pavlichenko

[@Soul20Master]

In Chicago, she stood before large crowds, chiding the men to support a second front. "Gentlemen," she said, "I am 25 years old and I have killed 309 fascist invaders by now. Don't you think, gentlemen, that you have been hiding behind my back for too long?" :o

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Omg woooow that's badass. A whoop across the face

[@vladimirmz6655]

Нужно ещё послушать #ЖИТЬ (Live) kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpDCeH13q79nla8

[@esujidu6535]

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[@Александр-й3ф4с]

Да, согласен. Надеюсь увидит

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Yeah I know. Serious music edition coming up!

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

You WILL see it, buddy! ;)

[@vladimirmz6655]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian thanks! You won't regret it!

[@goranvukovic1991]

Dear and qute Asian girl, your generation do not have deep understanding for the sacrifices of eastern European nations in WWII , specially Soviet Union. And we all understand, some nations want to forget, some to rewrite the history. Therefore you have to understand that sometimes we can be little bit touchy on such subjects and specially people from todays Russia because there is no family which had not survived that war without casualties, over 20.000.000 people. And I feel Yuri's desire to explain the subject which is serious and panful for us and you took it so lightly as the amusement. Best regards from Serbia dear ;-)

[@mindjam5320]

Also, Polina sang this one on the Chinese show called Singer in 2019 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/imKmoGZol9KgiNk - you must check that one out! :)

[@Muutl]

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[@romangeelay931]

+++++ and Polina Gagarina - Hurt (SINGER 2019)

[@mirrortherorrim]

By the way, the author and original performer of the song is Viktor Tsoi, a famous Russian rock singer (now dead, but his works are immortal). And the movie is called "Battle for Sevastopol" and it's based on real events.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

I wanna watch this movie

[@aiveeaivee4607]

Don't mind rude people in comments :) Yes, it was allowed for women to fight in WWII in Soviet Union, many women in Soviet Union went to the war - many were hospital nurses (and they pulled soldiers to safe places from battle fields, sometimes even under fire), radio operators. Those who stayed home, worked at 'labour front' (they had to be on duty on the roofs, for example, - to put fougasses into sand during air attacks). There was women air squadron 'Night Witches' (Sabaton has a song about it). So it is not like 'Mulan', because Mulan pretended to be a man and she went instead of her father, as I remember, but these women were officially allowed there. This movie is about real story, she was a sniper (killed about 300 fascists). Many women were at war - some of them went there because of sense of duty, some of them went there to revenge for their killed husbands and fiancees (there was at least one killed man in every family - either relative, or fiancee, so many women felt like they must go to the war, and there was a famous song with first verse saying 'Good buy, boys, please try to come back', and the second (after the girls gave their wedding dresses to their younger sisters and went to the war) 'Good buy girls, please try to come back'. First men, then women. There are even stories when a woman and her daughters, having lost their husband|father and all brothers, went to the war all together - the woman and her five daughters. The heroine of the movie went to the war after the ballot. The song was not initially about WWII, but its author is dead (he died in a car accident), so they used this song for the movie, and Polina Gagarina sang it very well.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Thanks Aivee Aivee :) I'd be down to go to war too if the world really needed it.

[@aiveeaivee4607]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian well, our ethnicities (slavic, turk, many others living here) had very poor choices: since we weren't considered to be 'nordic', we were considered either to be enslaved, or to be murdered, because we were 'untermensch' according to fascism, and well... they did if here (captured slaves, SS often slauhtered whole villages), so there was no choice really. We just wouldn't be born if they didn't go to the war, and they would be either killed, or enslaved :(there was a theory that 'slavs' means 'slaves'). I really hope that none of us - neither you, nor me - shall ever face such a need to go to the war.

[@mindjam5320]

Hello my dear friend! First, the singer's name is Polina Gag'arina, not Gagar'ina. But it's fine, you know. :) Second fact - the song was written by Victor Tsoy, the frontman of Kino band, not so long before he died in 1990. :( His fellow musicians told that for Tsoy this song was something very personal and serious. However, there is no information (that I could find) that this song is connected in anyway with war themes. However, I agree that the part of the lyrics may make you feel so, especially with this musical arrangement created specifically for the movie soundtrack and for Polina's vocal features. However, if you try to listen the original version, it doesn't sound dramatic in any way. It's definitely sad and serious, but not dramatic.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Sup buddy! Thanks for the pronunciation correction and the info! And you're right, the original is quite more "chill" and soft.

[@darthgoha]

Her partner died by nazis sniper shot - it was his blood on her face. You have to read about Lyudmila Pavlichenko. And yes, this is a movie - Battle for Sevastopol. Good but not the best about WW2.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Its still huge that they went to war literally side by side in the movie

[@СергейАлёхин-ы6и]

Have a look #жить to cry. One of the most touching music video from russia

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Yeah finally reacted to it :)

[@andreyzubritskiy5508]

No, she didn't die during WW2. Read about Lyydmila Pavlichenko - the most successful female sniper

[@leonidshevchenko]

Girl, you should learn something about WWII history in Russian's part. Germany suddenly attacked Soviet Union in July of 1941, and it took unbelievable efforts of all Soviet people to stop this war and turn it back - to the Victory point in 1945. Four long years all our country lived and struggled as one person, forgiving about what is personal and whoever you are - man or woman. Our ancestors did impossible - they stood up in the face of a united army of all of Europe - the most powerful army in history, whose goal was to destroy our country. Our people paid for this Victory at the cost of at least 20 million lives (or much more) - both soldiers and civilians. If you are interested, here is a series of Russian documentary movies about this war (in Engliish): kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXO8q2mLr6tgoJY You may watch at least part 3 - "Leningrad siege". It much, much stronger than all clips and movies about this (and any other) war. it was guided by the example of the siege of Leningrad that the UN after that war posted the resolution banning the siege of peaceful cities.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Yeah the only WW2 history I learned in school was concentration camps and who fought against who.

[@sergeytkachuk7708]

This film is about the real story of a spiper woman Lyudmila Pavlyuchenko. In this war, 27 million people were killed in the USSR.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Thats a heck ton of people

[@georgenickonov5160]

Ну наконец-то... Добрались и до серьёзной музыки.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

I know right? Hahah thanks for your patience. What other serious music would you recommend?

[@olgadavydova9079]

Yes, this song is from the movie Battle for Sevastopol and the video is made of movie scenes

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Ahhh that makes sense now :)

[@화차-v7q]

3:40 Females were big part of that war simply because there were more of them than males in the USSR, squads like 20 women 10 men were normal.

[@dmytro_mockingbird]

I think this version of Cuckoo is the most toothless one, and also a commercial plagiarism. Viktor Tsoy and band Kino were one of the icons of late soviet rock-n-roll, their songs were full of anti-system notions and rebellion against soulless regimes. Their lyrical and poetic, yet full of spite, songs captured the hearts of millions. The Cuckoo is a 1990 song and it's about asking yourself how much strength you have left in you and if it's worth to continue the fight (alluding to that it's totally worth it). This song is ICONIC in every way, you'd be hard-pressed to find anyone in the post-USSR to not have heard the song. In 2011 Olga Kormukhina - another icon of late soviet and post-soviet rock (50 y.o. at the moment) with her composer Alex Belov wrote a rock cover to the song. They made it sound heavier and filled with more force and personally my favorive version. The cover was properly copyrighted and afaik proper royalties were paid. The song was changed in a very distinct way: it was sped up, it was switched to a very unique time signature that was not used for this song ever before, also several additional instuments were added and their parts were quite special. This Cuckoo became a rock anthem to anti-system rebellion. In 2017 Polina Gagarina and her producer Meladze (a very prominent figure in Russain music scene) released Gagarina's verios of the Cuckoo. Problem is - it's a completely stolen version that Kormukhina made - even the super-recognizeable time signatures and additional instrument parts. But the overall "power" of the music was lowered significantly, while vocals turned into lyrical and soft - the songs are IDENTICAL though and there are even vidoes of direct comparison. Courts have been in session since 2017, since Gagarina's version is a direct plagiarism of Kormukhina's cover and Meladze's agency didn't even pay royalties to the original owners of the right to the song. However Meladze is powerful enough to stall the courts and not pay anything even though court expects concluded the songs to be identical.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Thanks for all the info!

[@ruslanmustaev8170]

Nowadays it is getting popular again. A new regime but the song is still the same and importance the is same as well.

[@patr10t762]

A quick search on prime or here on KZbin will find another jem. The Dawns Here are Quiet is a series with very good production value, great character development and story. Because it is subtitled one has to be invested in watching it. Unlike other series you have to start at the beginning as the plot and characters build and mature. Enjoy.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Thanks for the heads up!

[@АнтонийКалинин]

I'm glad you start to listen to the good music 🎶, Ira , if you interested in unusual voices , listen Диана Анкудинова - "human" ( cover )

[@studentrussian6453]

Ну камон, чувак! Канал скатится к Димашу....🤣 Ничего не имею против, но у нас еще много классных исполнителей😏

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

I hope that's not like, emo-screamo-metal type of unusual voices XD

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Ouuh yeah apparently Dimash is awesome!

[@Неясыть_224]

I don’t get it! What do you expect from a young and pretty Asian girl who lives in Canada? How does she know what happened in World War II ?! Canada did not fight at all! Or not ...? Oh yeah, they sort of sent a company of their bravest soldiers to the shores of France ... or was it a platoon? It doesn't matter, they all fit in one boat! ... Oh no, I was wrong again, they sent a whole division! And four hours later, less than half of the soldiers bravely retreated! And the rest apparently joined the future leader of the European Union! And three years later, the brave Americans wiped out two Japanese cities, Hiroshima and Nagasaki, by dropping nuclear bombs on them! Of course, this bombing destroyed all the Nazis in Germany! Still logical! See? And the Russians? Who the hell knows ... Did they even fight?

[@amaromarov7766]

Ничего себе тебя бомбануло

[@ethiop_frum]

Dear... That song is not about war. Author of "Coocoo" is Russian singer with Korean roots Viktor Tsoy. And that song is symbol of Russian mentality. Film about war is cool picture, but You need to know context about WWII and all area of Sevastopol and Crimea in Russian Imperia and USSR.

[@화차-v7q]

Why a symbol of Russian mentality?

[@ethiop_frum]

@@화차-v7q That lyric have many antic symbols. Slavians belive than Coocoo is bird, who can know how many years You'll live, when Yours Life will ended. And all questions in that sing was saying in old tradition of tales

[@ivan_sudarkov]

Polina GagArina.....

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Awesome thanks :D

[@ivan_sudarkov]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian you're welcome! ;)

[@kosheyoo8115]

Это не только клип, это полноценный фильм " Битва за Севостополь", а это девушка которой дали прозвище Леди Смерть

[@inarizushi8]

Hey, dont really take those hateful comments about your reaction seriously, you're from another country and even continent and i think its ok not to know something about a far away country and so on, i suppose people in Canada and in the USA dont really know much about the 2nd WW and im glad now youre exploring something that u didnt know about Russia, so id say thank you and greentings from Russia.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

I know right? Thanks! :) Those people are just triggered 😂

[@Ник.Ку]

2 Queen - Pelageа and Polina Gagarinа. And 2 Princess-Alice Suprunova and Diana Ankudinovа 👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎶🎶🎶💓💓💓

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

I really gotta watch Diana

[@shuravlasov]

She's polIna gagArina

[@ВячеславЧижов-н3ц]

Read this en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyudmila_Pavlichenko

[@gthdsqpfrjy]

Good choice. Polina is very good and skilled singer, like russian Christina Aguilera. She has a lot of good lyrical songs and in addition cover for "Rollin" of Limp Bizkit)) .

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

I'll check out her "Hurt" cover :D

[@Vooda88]

* Says the name perfecly on the first try *, * completely butchers it through the rest of the video *

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Nah bro, I BUTCHERED ALL the times haha

[@esujidu6535]

1:21 *For meme purpose only!*

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Indeed hahah what would you caption that? XD

[@maximastar866]

Polina GagArina-press on "A"

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Agreed

[@pavelGOODIT]

This song is not the all thing. Watch the whole Movie, it'll explain you a lot about Russian people, why they don't smile, why they don't like USA and so on. Search БИТВА ЗА СЕВАСТОПОЛЬ in RUnet

[@pavelGOODIT]

Of course with ENG subs

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Awesome, thanks for the resource

[@gulldio]

It's obvious that you didn't take this music video seriously. You made jokes and put unnecessary music to level up effect from your jokes. You watched it as a high production movie, and the only thing that you was interested in the end is if she was shot. For Russians and other post Soviet countries war theme is really important and serious. Almost every Soviet family suffered from Nazis.This film is good not only because of production, but also because of the fact that it's trueful. You knew that this video is going to be about war, was it that hard to search for information before your reaction? It's not just song and it's not just movie. It's our history. You'd better make reactions on meaningless pop music instead of serious things if you don't like that people say you in the comment section that your reaction is disrespectful

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Woow, Karen you're so perceptive 🤣 Sorry, I dont ultimately make reactions to sound intelligent and impress people. Maybe you could read my replies to the other comments similar to yours ;)

[@gulldio]

Teper' ponyatno pochemu lydi nichego ne otvechayut na eë hamstvo - ona tupo commenty chistit 🤣🤣🤣

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

@@gulldio Smart of you to type in Romanized version so that I wont understand your message hahaha. Anyways, I don't acknowledge comments from someone who calls themself "Gullible Idiot" ;)

[@gulldio]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian Much better than being random Asian 🤣 Also even though my nickname here is "gullible idiot" - I'd be smart enough to understand that my last comment wasn't addressed to certain person , but for people who can speak Russian 🤣🤣🤣

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Thanks for your views and watch time anyway for everytime you click on my video ;)

[@axellawaree499]

hello, would you give a reaction for some old russian song - Альянс - На заре (1987). i'm sure you will like this voice and melody

[@awenn2015]

Everytime I think about that what mean sabyan in your speech

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Sup yall!

[@awenn2015]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian Oh, ok, I get it, even though I have no idea what it means. it's kind of something to relate to dinner, but I didn't understand why to say it at the beginning

[@awenn2015]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian do you like cook ? 🤣

[@awenn2015]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian maybe it mean something like "you all are super"? so it turned out sup y'all

[@awenn2015]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian KZbin fucked up for me, every 3 minutes it sends a notification about this comment, no idea how to turn it off, sounds more normal in Russian, of course, it didn't fuck up, but really fucked up

[@ivaylomladenov3185]

Study the history of the Great Patriotic War!.....