Rap Fan Reacts To Sabaton - Christmas Truce (Official Video)!!!!!

[@miafranlund6982]

No need for apologies for having emotions and giving a warm, honest and heartfelt reaction. This is what good music does to you. I will definitely stick around. Stay safe!

[@niklassvadebo5091]

A reactor who doesn’t shows emotional honesty, is not worth watching. Thank for a fantastic reaction ❤️

[@neoxperson7858]

The cross at the end actually exists. It's a memorial for the Christmas truce. It was built in 1999 for the 85th anniversary. The real cross says: 1914 The Khaki Chums Christmas Truce 1999 85 Years Lest We Forget

[@miracula7782]

If you wondered what kind of conversations happened during this... It started with "Hey, this war sucks, right?" In most places. The ordinary people had to fight for their leaders visions and had to pay the price. No one wanted WWI. They were told the war wouldn't even last till christmas. Here they were, having orders to not seize fire on christmas eve, and they still did and disobeyed orders. Not everywhere, but in many places - mostly at the german - englisch fronts. The french were too bitter at this point in time, but there are some french fronts that also seized fire. They quickly learned that they all were told lies, and that they were fightning ordinary people, like their brothers and sons on the other side. The truce actually lasted for more than a day in many places. Even weeks were possible. Troops had to be shifted between fronts to continue fighting, because no one wanted to fight the friends they made. One of the very few victories of humanity during war. I'm german, and my great-grandfather told me stories about the truce every time I saw him. May he rest in piece.

[@gregoryannunziato7698]

Saw them in NYC last October . Their songs are so powerful live Christmas Truce had everyone moving their arms with lighters

[@travisnoffsinger1703]

As an Australian, you may enjoy “The Ballad of Bull” by Sabaton. It’s about the great Australian war hero Leslie “Bull” Allen who was a Medical Orderly in the Australian Army in World War II and bravely saved numerous wounded American soldiers and won the Silver Star from the United States. A great song and story about a great Australian. Great reaction to this amazing song as well my friend! Sabaton is a very talented and important band today. I’m grateful for them and their great songs and storytelling. They honor our heroes and they tell the history of all Nations in an impactful and very entertaining way. 🤘🏻👍🏻

[@andrewludwig9251]

@@JoJoLewis Also don't forget "The Cliffs of Gallipoli"--Sabaton did a song about the ANZACS fighting the Ottoman Empire during WWI. Here is a bit of the lyrics: "How many wasted lives? How many dreams did fade away? Broken promises they won't be coming home. Oh mothers wipe your tears your sons will rest a million years, found their peace at last as foes turned to friends and forgave. And they knew they would die....GALLIPOLI. Left their letters in the sand, such a waste of life, Gallipoli, dreams of freedom turned to dust.... You might be tempted to watch the "official music video" but this one is much better at depicting what happened and was made buy a guy who knows the history of this dreaded event! Here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHa8Z3-Zj6unjsU

[@arambriggs8544]

"Are all the 'main characters' in this like-" SILENCE! "Yes sir."

[@valeriejames4675]

if this song doesn't make you cry, you have no soul. also. I like the symbolism of the piano. it took a lot of effort and time to bring up out of the trench for all to enjoy. and took seconds to destroy.

[@fredericsvensson2858]

2:11 when Joakim tells people to be silent, you obey 😂 Nice reaction buddy, you have a mountain to climb if you’re continuing this Sabaton trail. You’ll enjoy every step of the way if you do 😉💪🏻

[@jeffhopkins5704]

The cross is real, it was erected in 1999, the inscription reads "1914 - The Khaki Chums Christmas Truce - 1999 - 85 Years - Lest We Forget"

[@willghezzi]

"Can this guys make all pieces of music sound fucking sick?" Oh man... You have no idea

[@willghezzi]

@@JoJoLewis and you should, because this guys have been doing songs like this and carolus rex for almost 20 years now. Not only do they know what they are doing, but they're very good at it and they are extremely humble and knowledgeable people who simply love both what they're doing and their fans to death

[@isaiahwelch8066]

THIS. This is the _exact_ reason why Jojo needs to react to Defense of Moscow. Because who else could make the Russian national anthem sound so epic during a guitar solo?

[@abysslheritier2252]

In France, the conscription was for men between 18 and 45 years old. But young men of 16 or 15 did went to war too

[@ViridianDelta]

Actually (regarding the age of the soldiers), by the Christmas Truce of 1914, the armies on the front were rapidly running out of their first class of conscripts, who were about 18 to 21. They were being forced to send the older classes (from the 21 to 25, up to the 35 to 45 age brackets, usually reserved for 2nd and rear-line duties) to the front to reinforce severely depleted divisions. This was especially true for the French Army which suffered horribly during the Battle of the Frontiers. So the ages shown in the video are somewhat accurate. The British, being a volunteer army at the time, had the same issues, but compounded by the lack of any trained replacements. Where the French had their conscription system to ensure that everyone from 18 and up was at least minimally trained pre-war (though in obsolete doctrines at that point), the British were having to crash train the (frankly surprisingly) enormous amount of recruits garnered by the recruitment campaign organized by Lord Kitchener. In the meantime, they were exhausting and depleting their professionally trained forces. By Spring 1915, when Kitchener's Army arrived in France, little remained of the pre-War British Army in Europe. Incidentally, conscription only became a thing for the British in 1916, IIRC, as by then the staggering number of losses dampened and extinguished the initial enthusiasm and adventuring spirit for the War amongst the youth. Hell, during the Great War, the only Army where the average age was 18 to 21 by 1918 was the American Army. Everyone else had lost that age bracket by 1916 at the latest. That's why those Wars shattered the West's resolve and willingness for War. Our whole societies were exposed to the horrors of it. Our grandparents and great-grandparents saw the shattered bodies and minds of the survivors, saw the emptiness left by the missing, felt the grief for those who never came home. We still live with those scars, deep within the common psyche of the Western world.

[@maximilianvonspee9329]

I’ve seen people say sabaton glorifies war, they’ve clearly never heard this song

[@JoJoLewis]

Out of all the songs Ive heard from Sabaton I have not once heard them glorify war. Its wild that people say that.

[@Dumertone]

There's a detail that strikes me during that exciting buildup ("...we sing the Holy night, our guns rest...") - it invokes a childish feeling of eagerly anticipating the time to unwrap your Christmas presents (like when you could barely wait for it), which is extra heartbreaking considering the average age of the frontline soldier (some were barely grown-up men).

[@JoJoLewis]

Oh damn now that you mention that I fully can feel that oh wow that adds a whole nother dimension to the song!

[@TheMetalWeirdo]

I'd love to hear this song playing in stores rather than that psychological weapon called Mariah Careys "All I want for Christmas is you"

[@JoJoLewis]

FULLY AGREE

[@renesteinkopf6068]

and the female singer at end from this is floor jansen from nightwish

[@MCKevin289]

The Christmas truce was such a beautiful moment of human decency overcoming the hell on earth that is war. I always tear up reading about it. I admit I cried a lot while listening to this song for the first time. It reminds me of my family. I had ancestors shooting at each other in WWI. It’s always fascinated me because of this.

[@WaywardVet]

Playing this shit in the supermarket... You start singing along; "Today we're all brothers..." From the next isle over you hear "Tonight we're all friends"

[@JoJoLewis]

It would be the coolest thing to see I swear its so good I cant help but keep listening to it!

[@kermoots9261]

Never ever be ashamed to cry when watching Sabaton! I've listened to Sabaton for years, and they still manage to break me with every new song they release. They are the defenition of a great band

[@Mickeed79]

If this one hit you hard, try En livstid i krig (live from Gothenburg) don't forget to turn on the subtitles... 👊🇸🇪

[@martine3293]

Yes, that's one my absolute favourites!!!

[@bernardtuinenburg8746]

This song really punches you in the gut, lets you get back up again during the solo and punches you in the gut again and with the video that goes with it, it's hard to hold your tears back.

[@Spugedelia77]

Thank you for a great reaction, bro

[@g.gordon8117]

As has been said dont apologize , I have fought on 3 continents, no one wants peace more than a soldier. Im retired US Army paratrooper. The female singing at the end credits is the Valkyrie Floor, her husband is Hannes the drummer....

[@luffegasen7711]

The soldiers of the Christmas truce found out, that they actually had more in common with the poor bastard in the other trench, than with their own generals! In the Christmas of 1915, the generals couldn't have that! So there was no repeat of the 1914 Christmas truce on this large scale, as the artillery kept firing ... Some DID come out of their trenches, but was mostly instantly killed by the enemy soldiers. No moment of peace in a war that'll never end ... Until 11 o'clock, 11th of November, 1918 ... War to end all wars, indeed ...

[@JoJoLewis]

Damn thats honestly really depressing.

[@vlinder6329]

What an Amazing Christmas song by SABATON. The lyrics and the music inspire you. And the video. It's also a piece of history. You can learn a lot. It's very emotional😭 And at the end the voice of FLOOR from NIGHTWISH makes it extra beautiful..💫 This is a Gift for Christmas ☃️🎄🕊 We are all...... We are all..... We are all..... We are all..... FRIENDS 🤝🤝 For me the Christmas song of the year 2021...💫 A little PEACE and Love for Everyone🌹Thank you this was AMAZING. Love from The Netherlands ❤🤍💙🇳🇱🙋🏼‍♀️

[@AnnedolfFrankler911]

2:08 Jojo Lewis: *starts asking a question* Joakim: *SILENCE!*

[@hansakermann]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@martine3293]

Hi again. I really love this song and the video is so well produced. Did you recognize that angelic voice during the ending credits? It was Nightwish's Floor Jansen. I've told you she's married to Sabaton's drummer, Hannes Van Dahl, the tall, blond guy who stepped out of the trenches first. By the way, if you're having trouble dealing with these war stories, you're going to have a rough time reacting to other Sabaton songs 😉 So be prepared!

[@martine3293]

@@JoJoLewis It's all war songs with Sabaton. But they also tell the touching stories and show the good side of humanity in their songs. Take for example 'No Bullets Fly', a very touching story! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqTPgGBpfMyYpLs Looking forward to all your Sabaton and Nightwish reactions.

[@pontusbackman1863]

Sabaton really can pull your heartstrings.. The sound, the lyrics... And that these all are based on real events. Where The Final Solution describes one of the darkest moments in human history, Christmas Truce is one of the more beautiful moments.. Soldiers accepting the fact that even if they are ordered to kill each other, they are not really enemies or that different...

Great reaction again. I just love Your passion and true feelings. The main characters in the video is the band members. The singer Joakim is the piano player and Hannes is the one walking up from the trenches and initiating the truce. He is also married to Floor Jansen (Nightwish) and she is also singing the end credit vocals in this song. Amazing! Keep up the good work!

[@JoJoLewis]

I am glad you enjoyed it!!! I hope I can keep making content that entertains you!

[@johnekare8376]

Great reaction to a great song! Fun fact: the outro soprano singing in this song is credited to Floor Jansen, who is the singer of Nightwish, which I believe you also recently reacted to.

[@tomassteen6092]

@@JoJoLewis It came quite naturally when Floor is married to the Drummer in Sabaton, Hannes Van Dahl.

[@sstrykert]

@@tomassteen6092 their children will be the most epic ever

[@isaiahwelch8066]

@@sstrykert : Yes -- yes, they will. I can only imagine what Freja will say when she's asked, "What does Mommy and Daddy do?" Her answer: "Well, Daddy plays music on top of a tank, and Mommy sings epic songs all the time, because she's a Valkyrie."

[@sstrykert]

@@isaiahwelch8066 ☺😁👍👌✌✊

[@alyssadraculesti]

This song creates a lot of onions in the room

[@JoJoLewis]

So many Ninjas cutting onions

[@NetAndyCz]

The music video has better story telling and has more historical accuracy than most movies. Everyone involved did such an awesome job! Thanks for playing the credits, it shows respect to the people involved and it is still part of the song. And Floor is an amazing singer.

[@ow4212]

Like your honest reactions straight from the heart and I can really recommend GREAT WAR from wacken 2019 live. sabaton is outstanding live. Greetings from Sweden

[@satansamael666]

I'm an enlisted private of the Republic of Singapore Air Force and I can vouch for the feels. The only thing every one of my military collegues wanted was going home during working hours. I can't even imagine the people in the operations.

[@satansamael666]

I probably won't given my overall fitness. The only thing I wish for is just for no conflict to happen. I just want all men to come collectively and pragmatically to a peace where everyone has no reason for war.

[@HereticalKitsune]

There is so much good stuff in this song, cried the first time I heard it as well. Thank you so much for showing your emotions openly, takes more strength to admit this "weakness" than hiding it.

[@HereticalKitsune]

@@JoJoLewis Genuine emotions are the real deal! No need to hide them, showing them openly might be scoffed at by some, but in truth you are stronger than the ones hiding it.

[@hamers651]

This was the first single released from their upcoming album "The War To End All Wars' if the rest of the songs on the album are even half as good as this one it will easily be one of their best. this song easily made its way into my top five favorite songs by them.

[@hamers651]

@@JoJoLewis Yup! Its supposed to release in march and as evident by the title is all about ww1. A sequel to their last album 'The Great War'

[@anklebiterwoodworks2818]

Gotta say...Got you in the feels! Huh, son? Grabs you in the feels by the balls to the point you pray you don't end up singing soprano by the end of the song. Love your reverence...stokes the feels just like 82nd all the way or Lost Battalion. Humbly: thank you, sir!

[@generaldreagonlps6889]

This is definitely the christmas song to end all christmas songs.

[@robinkarns7512]

Your reaction is so nice and truthful. Sabaton writes songs that are so truthful. They do a lot of research for their songs. Thank you.

[@fordonmekochgalenskaper5665]

Sabaton is amazing to find this small things that happened in diffrent war from the soldiers perspective. If you go for their album history you find more and more, the album heroes is amazing with lots of history even primo Victoria is an great album

[@effumanwow]

A great reaction m8! now your deep in Sabaton and there is a tons of songs waiting for you :) No bullets fly, En livstid i krig, dont forget caps on that one, the lyrics is awsome Uprising form Woodstock 2012 40:1 Woodstock 2012 Great war is a fantastic song and ofc many many more from Sabaton. keep up the great reactions m8!

[@karolyn8644]

You might enjoy Christmas in the Trenches - written and performed by John McCutcheon, a different take on the story, low-key acoustic & very beautiful.

[@Marco-Conner]

yes "24. December 1914: Late on Christmas Eve, the British Expeditionary Force heard the German troops singing Christmas carols in the trenches opposite and saw lanterns and small Christmas trees along the trenches. Messages were shouted to each other between the trenches. The next day, British and German soldiers met and exchanged gifts, took photos and some even played soccer. It was a rare but magical moment of peace and harmony in the midst of one of the most gruesome events of the 20th century. "

[@wojciechpedzich4773]

The accoustic guitar is for the sake of historical accuracy - they did not have their Fenders and such in 1914. On a side note, Tank the Tech mentioned in his comment to the same video that this accoustic piece of gear is likely something you would find in 1914 in Europe, so this is a relevant piece of music equipment. Taking into account Sabaton are rather careful about historical accuracy of their videos, the only thing that seems out of place is their long hair and facial hair.

[@MAGNATEO]

Next do reaction to 40:1 and Uprising (live Woodstock 2012)

[@cervik2035]

@@JoJoLewis The lyric and music video respectively are also worth watching for the lyrics and production quality

[@argantyr5154]

I haven't read all the comments, but just wanted to add that the singer in the end when the credits are rolling, is Floor Jansen from Nightwish. And as you most likely have been told a couple of times, Floor is married to Hannes from Sabaton (The Drummer). Someone mentioned (I think is was the raector Tankthetech) that there was 93 people making this video all from sound, extras, makeup artist etc. etc.). It was made in the czech republic if I remember correct.

[@josiahrobinson6135]

This is the best Sabaton and Christmas song I've ever heard. I'm so obsessed with it! Got into Sabaton thanks to Dan Vasc and his Sabaton covers. Check him out, if you haven't already, and start with The Last Stand and then just explore. He does Nightwish, Manowar, Petra, Queen, Iron Maiden, Dio, Helloween, Journey, even opera - Nessun Dorma is absolutely EPIC! He also does Witcher covers and original music with his band Fearless. Without him, I wouldn't be typing this right now. Great reaction!

[@josiahrobinson6135]

Finding Dan's channel on 9/15/20 was absolutely life-changing. His voice is incredible, and it's led to an incredibly long new playlist of "new to me" artists, new friends, new interests, and I'm even learning Brazilian português, his native language; he's from Brazil. I will wait patiently for the reactions to him, and in the meantime, I'll watch your other ones.

[@josiahrobinson6135]

If you're like most people who have listened to Dan, your reactions won't disappoint at all.

[@richardtomlin8704]

You won't be the first to shed a tear... One of the most complete musical experiences I have ever seen.

[@davidogden1927]

You really need to see the animated version of this video. You wont be disappointed.

[@JoJoLewis]

Had no clue they even had one oh wow

[@davidogden1927]

@@JoJoLewis just came out a few days ago. Even with the animation it still hits me in the feels.

[@ryannelson3220]

this is THEE MOSt powerful and emotional song they have done.... i am very glad you have enjoyed it....... i have personally listened to this song no less than 30 times since it came out...... it is that great of a song

[@ryannelson3220]

@@JoJoLewis fyi, am still watching your reaction to this video atm... so ya...... btw, if you have no caught on to it yet, everyone who says "we all friends" are all members of the band

[@ryannelson3220]

@@JoJoLewis hmm... next you should, idk, do a reaction to their song called Bismarck? you did do a great reaction to it, non the less........ once i heard "Bismarck" i was hooked on their band....j/s

[@ryannelson3220]

@@JoJoLewis how about Paltova??

[@kermoots9261]

I just got your videos recommended to me and I gotta say, I absolutely love your reactions! You're not here to get views by "reacting" to famous bands and sitting silent the entire video, you're actually reacting. You're here for the band, for the song, for the lyrics, for the stories and for their message. Respect to you, man! Salutations from Sweden!

[@victorkempe5661]

Just found youre channel today and its amazing you have a forever fan in me greatings from Sweden and keep up the good work 😎

[@jesperklingstrom9133]

Cliffs of Gallipoli is a song including Australia you might enjoy by Sabaton

[@alucardonus]

Hey, do men ever cry? Men:

[@isusovodesnojaje]

Bro try En livstid i krig ( live in Gothenburg) it's very sad and powerful song

[@TheTubbie]

@@JoJoLewis you will need subtitles on for that one to really understand, because it is in swedish. But I agree, you really should listen to that one ♥️

[@TheTubbie]

@@JoJoLewis So glad I could help 🙂

[@marcusson1983]

Excellent man. I see you've stepped into sabaton and nightwish train, well welcome and enjoy the ride.

[@johnny67a]

Great reaction to this masterpiece. Thank you🇸🇪

[@wendycrescent]

I know I am like 2 years late to the party but damn. The song still hits hard to this day. To simply imagine that this happened in the middle of the (at the time) most senseless horror ever committed in mainland europe. The people who had been enemies for weeks. With their leaders having constantly demonized the enemy from the start. They've killed each other's friends. And yet. AND YET. They stubornly clung to their humanity to just stop and come together on christmas. For perhaps the only time in modern war where enemies just stopped being enemies for just a little. Grasping at the last straws of a normal moment. To let the other side collect and bury the dead. To even swap gifts and just play foot ball. Many of these young men weren't even above 25, a lot lied about their age to join up. And most of them would not live to see the following 48 hours through. Regardless of what anyone thinks of Sabaton or assumes about them and what they believe. They're doing something most people are not: they make us remember the very uncomfortable truth about where we are now in life. It was paid for in the blood, suffering, and lives of young men. A lot of it. We as a people should... Never. Forget. That.

[@mushinbujin]

Thanks for doing this one. Your reaction was awesome; no need to apologize. I don't know how many you've done but keep up the Sabaton.

[@peo4989]

Joakim is like "SILENCE" Jojo like ok.....LOL big hug from Sweden

[@corysimmons5701]

They should have a channel where they Sabaton up ordinary songs and call the youtube series "Will It Sabaton?"

[@michellejackson7969]

Amazingly emotional song and Floor singing at the end ❤️❤️❤️

[@fredrickcuriosity6368]

I am left with one word… Respect. You have earned a subscriber

[@Kiki_248]

Just here to spread some love! I love metal music and your reaction videos

[@JoJoLewis]

I really appreciate that thank you so much!

[@mickhack8034]

1:55 Answer: yes, they can

[@JoJoLewis]

Honestly I feel like they would have a harder time making something sound bad hahaha

[@453543ification]

Great reaction, brother! I'm with you mate. I also have strong emotions when I hear this song. It always makes me cry, always. And it is ok to have emotions. As I always said, music works only if it is rise emotions in the listeners. Keep up the good work!) Btw, can you, please, react to the Steel Comanders song by Sabaton?)

[@JoJoLewis]

Thank you so much for the kind words! Ive got a few sabaton songs coming up that I promised would happen but after that for sure Ill do Steel Commander!

[@453543ification]

@@JoJoLewis you're welcome, mate)

[@JimboLana]

Grenade! Hannes went flying and his acting is 🤘. FYI: he is married to Floor Jansen from Nightwish and she is singing the ending vocals.

[@bhimbonggames3206]

brother, if war doesnt get to you theres something wrong with you, it should conjure these emotions, may it never happen again where nations face each other. merry christmas and happy new year mate. great reaction, genuine human being.

[@danielolson5378]

This truce wasn't authorized by the military command on both sides but happend spontaneously. The German soldiers began by singing, most likely, Silent Night and later many soldiers on both sides refused to keep fighting and were executed.

[@fredericsvensson2858]

As an Aussie you should check out “Cliffs of Gallipoli” 😢

[@ThomasVanhala]

Oh that is more emotional for Aussie's, There is the Anzac day and Australians even make pilgrimage to Turkey.

[@ThomasVanhala]

@@JoJoLewis the song do have a positive message too.

[@davidhenriksson285]

Sabaton actually did play live with a orchestra once

[@xScooterAZx]

Late on Christmas Eve,1914, men of the British soldiers heard German troops in the trenches opposite them singing carols and patriotic songs and saw lanterns and small fir trees along their trenches. Messages began to be shouted between the trenches. The following day, British,French and German soldiers met in no man's land and exchanged gifts, took photographs and some played impromptu games of football. They also buried casualties and repaired trenches and dugouts. The truce lasted for two days. When their superiors found out,they sent some soldiers away to other places,some ran to not have to fight any longer.The rest were shot right there and then for refusing orders to fight against those they had made friends with.

[@bjornrosenlund135]

the next day whole companies have to be re-located to other warzones as the refused to fire on each other ,humanity in all inhumanity

[@TJKlownttv]

This was an amazing reaction Found this channel by chance and glad I did Best of luck to you and your community

[@andreasgaming9765]

Sabaton lion from the north and stalingrad is good songs u should react to ;)

[@isusovodesnojaje]

The story of Christmas truce of WW1 is very sad

[@isusovodesnojaje]

@@JoJoLewis yes. Sabaton sings about historical battles and heroes

[@kingsnake8992]

@@JoJoLewis all of Sabaton's songs are based on real events from military history

[@rogerhack3750]

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christmas_truce

[@zyrphath]

@@JoJoLewis It did indeed happen. The christmas truce of 1914. The reason they erect the cross in the video, with the inscription "christmas truce 1914" on it is because the soldiers who took part in the truce mostly refused to resume fighting after having made friends with "the enemy".. so their commanders relocated them and banned any further christmas truces to take place, even though soldiers tried again in 1915 (but weren't successful). So they are essentially paying homage to soldiers on the battlefield setting aside the conflict they're pawns in to unite over their common humanity, and Sabaton are then also saying RIP christmas truce, the last large scale act in a war theater to recognize that we are all ultimately, as they sing in this song, brothers.

[@alucardonus]

React to Far from the fame live at Masters of rock... This song was made for Us (Czechs) and at this event we were the 1st people who ever heard this song... It was soo damn shock! Imagine having like 5k ppl at show and deadlike silence for a while.

[@wassari9102]

During The Great war most countrys didn't care to much about age young or old, big or small, long or short and so on.

[@isusovodesnojaje]

Yeah in Gallipoli there where many young men many of them were 15 or 16

[@isusovodesnojaje]

@@JoJoLewis yeah that's why in song Cliffs of Gallipoli lyrics is: How many wasted lives? How many dreams did fade away? Broken promises they won't be coming home. Oh mothers wipe your tears your sons will rest a million years

[@isusovodesnojaje]

Oh yeah and i forget for part: There is no enemy. There is no victory. Only boys who lost their lives in the sand

[@NaX619]

i cried so hard on this.. :) keep going, much love from germany =)

[@NaX619]

@@JoJoLewis the song killed me right after the piano starts. this song is a masterpiece. :)

[@isaiahwelch8066]

Hey, Jojo. Just saying, no need to apologize for feeling the way you do. Realize that the truces called in 1914 was usually to be able to clear and bury the dead. The cross at the end actually exists, located near Ypres, Belgium. And to give you a banger that will raise your energy, react to Defense of Moscow, which is about the Red Army defending Moscow against Germany's Army Group Center in 1914. It's a hell of a track.

[@JoakimLindqvist-d2w]

Thanks to Floor for a perfect ending

[@carls8286]

Great reaction, thanks! Suggestions: Cliffs of Gallipoli. The Caroleans prayer. The art of war. Hearts of Iron. Night witches. The end of the war to end all wars. The great war.

[@6th_Army]

So you've seen some Nightwish before. The voice over the credits might sound familiar to you then. That voice is the link between Sabaton & Nightwish. A marriage if you will.

[@petrisyrja-kokkila7103]

As an Aussie you are - Sabatons cliffs of Gallipoli are shouting your name to react

[@JoJoLewis]

If I can find a good live version I’ll probably do that today!

[@Da_cocobong]

If I remember correctly “cliffs of Gallipoli” is a Sabaton song about Australians.

[@Da_cocobong]

@@JoJoLewis; wow! Nice!

[@fenrisulfur842]

brilliant choice!

[@fenrisulfur842]

@@JoJoLewis check out Sabatons "Gallipoli". Its one of their older Videos

[@6th_Army]

1:50 Yes.

[@lionellines6351]

You want “sit and think” songs? Try The Final Solution and The End of the War to End All Wars. Also by Sabaton. With this one, you have the list of what are probably their three most powerful songs.

[@lionellines6351]

@@JoJoLewis No problem! They’re good songs. The Final Solution is a tear-wrencher through and through. The End of the War to End All Wars has parts like that, but it’s also a banger. Lots of cool instrumental parts make it probably their most mystically interesting song. And I’m going to suggest one more: Great War. Also a fantastic song.

[@lionellines6351]

@@JoJoLewis I’m glad. You’re in for a ride. There’s a funny Hetzer and Friends cartoon that sums this up well, but when you react to one Sabaton song, you’ll probably end up reacting to most of all of them. You’ve opened a wormhole.

[@jonasjohnsson2130]

Thank you. Verry good.

[@Richie8406]

I shall say, most of the world, not just America, had conscripts

[@aaronfield329]

Sabaton UPRISING.

[@rogerhack3750]

Hits you in the feelz didn't it. It should.

[@Sabin1974]

With permission I can recommend Sabaton song Far from the fame (Masters of rock 2012) 🇨🇿

[@SailorYuki]

A real tear jerker is No bullets fly (animated story). En livstid I krig has a similar feel to this, being epic and melodic at the same time. Also really sad.

[@SailorYuki]

@@JoJoLewis i noticed that right after postning this 😅. Great reactions!

[@spartakdauti9783]

When you thought it's ending, and there comes Floor Jansen.

[@spartakdauti9783]

@@JoJoLewis Hammer has fallen could be next .

[@1320crusier]

Their song Gallipoli will hit you right into the heart

[@1320crusier]

@@JoJoLewis The song certainly does capture the futile nature of the campaign and includes some of Attaturks words in the lyrics. Seems kind of cliche or over the top to say but I think every Aussie and Kiwi who wants to learn history should hear it.

[@stephanwendler8781]

You should listen to 1916 from Motörhead and the Cover from coppelius. This Song is awesome

[@Black.Maiden]

Knew you would like this one!!