Reaction to Sabaton Bismarck

[@charliethetraveller]

No Bullets fly for next Sabaton reaction. Be sure to watch the animated story video, it's an emotional ride and a wonderful storytelling. Watch it until the very end, thank me later.

[@kski113]

I second this

[@Dmitriy88S]

cringe animation, yeah but good storytelling

[@RushAss]

I agree 100%. The way the story plays out is nothing short of amazing. And it's 100% true.

[@AlteFritte]

Yes, please!

[@luffegasen7711]

Same goes for Night Witches!🤘

[@willghezzi]

The "Bismarck" , and his sister ship "Tirpitz", were the 2 largest battleships ever built in Europe (250 meters long, 36 meters wide, and displacing more than 50.000 tones) and they were the pride of the kriegsmarine (Germany's militari navy) during Ww2. The "Bismarck" set sail in May 1941 to reach the Atlantic and destroy merchant convoys, but he was intercepted by the British and during a brief fight, destroyed the former flagship of the British fleet and pride of the Royal Navy, the worldwide famous battlecruiser "Hood", by penetrating her armor and detonating her aft main ammunition magazine and killing all 1900 members of her crew except for 3 men, and heavily damaged the battleship "Prince of Wales". This enraged the prime minister Winston Churcil who ordered all his ships in the Atlantic to abandon their operations and destroy the Bismarck. In total more than 40 ships participated to the hunt, making it the biggest naval hunt in history. Meanwhile Bismarck, who had received a hit during the first battle, was leaking fuel and was trying to reach the French port of Saint Nazaire, in occupied France, for repair. After 6 days of playing cat and mouse with the British, Bismarck was attacked by airplanes launched from the aircraft carrier "Ark Royal" and hit by a torpedo in the stern, which jammed his rudders during evasive manuvers, meaning that he was forced to sail in circles, just a few miles away from reaching air cover. In the end battleships "King George V" and "Rodney", along side the heavy cruisers "Norfolk" and "Dorsedshire" fought the already doomed battleship and, during the following 90 minutes completely destroyed it. However, despite having all his guns destroyed, and having received more than 400 hits (out of the 2800 shells that the British had fired at it) his armor was still mostly intact and the ship was still afloat. So the british launched another 4 torpedoes and he disappeared beneath the waves. After inspection of the wreck however it had been discovered that the torpedoes did no significant damage thanks to the battleship's excellent armor, and that Bismarck had been scuttled by his crew (although it should be noted that many historians believe that it would have eventually sunk due to the damage received). Of the 2200 men that served on it, only 114 survived. The old man seen in the video is the son of the last survivor, who died in 2018, 1 year before this song was released

[@willghezzi]

@@daedalus3491 I know, I realized I wrote the wrong number after having written the whole thing. Thank you for pointing it out

[@promnightdumpsterbaby9553]

Only to be outdone by the Yamato and its sister ship Musashi

[@damienmaynard8892]

HMS Dorsetshire fired the final torpedoes into both sides of Bismarck and then picked up some survivors. There was a U-boat in the area, so they had to leave.... The U-boat and a German trawler picked up some more survivors later..... Submarine photography taken recently suggests that Bismarck was scuttled by his crew. Crew of HMS Dorsethire said they doubted that all of their torpedoes actually detonated - Surface ships of the RN and the USN had notoriously unreliable torpedoes at the time.

[@brucedecker7147]

Two historical notes: 1) some of the lyrics are the (translated) quotes from Otto von Bismarck, the German leader for whom the ship was named. 2) inside the compass that the older man was checking at the end are the longitude & latitude coordinates of where the Bismarck went down. These guys pay real attention to the history behind their songs.

[@rogoth01themasterwizard11]

the co-ordinates used in the prop for this video are false, the real co-ordinates are a closely guarded secret as the resting place for both the Bismarck and the Tirpitz are military war graves and are protected by law.

[@RedDuke03]

@@rogoth01themasterwizard11 Maybe they used the coords of the final engagement reported by the Royal Navy? Given how long it took to find the Bismark, its likely the ship drifted a fair bit from where he went down.

[@niklazandersson5631]

Not on any album this tune. Bismarck was a request from the fans, so they made it. Gotta love these guys. Who needs history teachers or lessons when you got Sabaton 😛 Seen them live many times over here in Sweden 🥰

[@Fuilleverte]

Welcome to the Sabaton Army you should check out the Sabaton History channel. It has more of the historical information behind the songs.

[@melkor3496]

I wish she could react to the sabaton history like a lot of channels do for each song or if she can’t just watch it alone before the song but I doubt she’ll do either for some reason. :/

[@Fuilleverte]

@@melkor3496 It does take a lot of extra time, but I think it's worth it, especially with Sabaton being so history intensive.

[@spagetka75]

I went to their concert here in Prague last week. Wonderful experience ! :-)

[@marinamucic908]

This was the song that made me fall in love with this band. Sabaton and Nightwish are my favourite bands now. Since today is Star Wars day, you could check out their song Stormtroopers from their latest album ( song actually has nothing to do with Star Wars, just funny coincidence)

[@damienmaynard8892]

4:36 the boat is named "Primo Victoria" - also a Sabaton song! The guys froze on that boat even with the pyro! Singer, Joakim, was bashing his leg to make sure it was still there! Brilliant CG from World of Warships - specially for Sabaton!

[@birminghamchris9377]

The more I see of this band, the more I get to know them and like them. The videos are visually stunning and highly complimentary to their music..this one being a case in point. Their music is structured and lyrically they have perfected the fine art of story telling. The vocals have depth. Top drawer song and reaction. Nicely done.

[@luisnunes3863]

I still say that Christmas Truce should win the Grammy for best music video. I think the word you were looking for is overdubbing, Sabina. P.s. It is often said sailors of enemmy navies have a common enemy, the sea.

[@sabina1118]

Yes! It was!!!

[@damienmaynard8892]

Reply to your P.S. - it is true! My father was on HMAS Australia which hunted Graf Scheer, after it sank HMS Jervis Bay in October 1940. He later (1960's) made friends with his counterpart from that vessel at the time.

[@luisnunes3863]

@@damienmaynard8892 Yes, and any half decent navy makes sure to pick up survivors if hostilities are ended. 👍👍

[@nicholirosenbury2349]

Any song that they make should be

[@t3hPoundcake]

Got to see them live WITH JUDAS PRIEST a couple years ago and they had one of the best opening sets I've ever seen. They are a really great band.

[@ТушканчикПолевой]

Bismarck (KMS Bismark) - German battleship, the lead ship of the same class, was still no less famous for its brother-Tirpitz. Bismarck is one of the most legendary ships of the Second world war, as well as being the largest battleship in Europe and one of the largest in the world along with the Japanese Yamato and the American Missouri. Bismarck was launched in 1939 and commissioned in 1940. Bismarck's first (and last) campaign began on may 22, 1941. Then Bismarck, along with the heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen (KMS Prinz Eugen) was to break through the Danish Strait into the Atlantic and begin to sink convoys going to Britain. The first German squadron was discovered by the British cruisers Suffolk and Norfolk (HMS Suffolk and HMS Norfolk) on the evening of 23 may. The British battleship Prince of Wales (HMS Prince of Wales) and the battlecruiser hood (HMS Hood) went to intercept Bismarck. During the battle, Bismarck received several hits, at the same time 5 Bismarck's volley hit directly into Hood's artillery cellars. Hood was torn in two by a massive explosion. Of the 1,477 crew members, only 3 survived. Among the dead was the commander of the British squadron Lancelot Ernest Holland. The Prince of Wales tried to continue the battle, but to no avail and soon disappeared in a smoke screen as one of the shells from Bismarck hit the command post of the Prince of Wales, thereby killing half of the officers, by the way the second shell fired from Bismarck hit the Prince of Wales, but did not explode, the British then pushed him into the sea. Bismarck had one of the generators disabled, two fuel tanks were breached, and there was a trim on the bow and a roll on the starboard side. Gunther Lutyens (commander of the German squadron) decided to lead the Bismarck to the French port of Saint-Nazaire for repairs. Prince Eugen was ordered to continue raiding. Bismarck was chased by the entire British fleet in the region. Bismarck's injuries were not very serious, but they caused Bismarck to lose one of his main advantages - speed. The British lost Bismarck several times, but due to the fact that the British intercepted a radio message sent to Bismarck, it was possible to establish the approximate location of the ship. Bismarck left little to the French Brest. Also, when approaching the coast of occupied France, Bismarck could use Luftwaffe aircraft (Luftwaffe - aviation of the Third Reich) to cover. Only compound H, based in Gibraltar, was able to detain Bismarck. This unit included the aircraft carrier Ark Royal (HMS Ark Royal). On the morning of may 26, the Fairey Swordfish torpedo bombers flew to the site of the last sighting of the Bismarck. Approximately in the same area was the cruiser Sheffield (HMS Sheffield). The Swordfish pilots mistook Sheffield for Bismarck and torpedoed it. The new magnetic fuses of the torpedoes did not work, and the cruiser remained intact. After this incident, the British changed the magnetic fuses to contact ones. By evening, Sheffield had made visual contact with Bismarck and the Swordfish torpedoes were back in the air. Swadeshi was flying very low and slowly, because of this, the crews of Bismarck simply could not distinguish from the sea. The Suodfishes themselves were biplanes that were obsolete even before they were put into service. The British achieved two or three torpedo hits. One of these hits was fatal for Bismarck - in an attempt to evade the torpedo, Bismarck turned to the left and because of this, the torpedo, instead of hitting the main armored belt, hit the poorly protected aft compartment and tightly jammed the rudders. By morning, orders were given to stop the cars - Bismarck was in the zone of action of German bombers, who did not give Bismarck any help. Bismarck was approached by the British battleships Rodney (HMS Rodney) and King George V (HMS King George V). Bismarck's fire was focused on Rodney, but due to the roll and inability to evade enemy volleys, accuracy was very low. After 44 minutes, all 4 towers of the Bismarck group stopped firing. In order to somehow save some of the surviving crew, after being shot by British ships, captain Ernst Lindemann, who survived the bombing, ordered the engine room to be blown up, the kingstons opened and the ship abandoned. After the fuses were installed, 9 minutes later an explosion was heard from the depths of the wounded Bismarck, which contributed to the final sinking and roll of the battleship on Board. At this point, the cruiser Dosertshire (HMS Dorsetshire), firing 3 torpedoes at the immobilized Bismarck. Bismarck went to the bottom without lowering the battle flag. Of the 2,220 crew, only 114 people were saved - 111 people were saved by the British, and 3 people by the German submarine U-74. Captain Ernst Lindemann himself, as told by the surviving sailors, did not try to make attempts to escape, but on the contrary drove away all the sailors who tried to save him, threatening to shoot (this is so for intimidation), as a result, captain Lindemann heroically went to the bottom with his ship, the last time he was seen at the stern, when he said goodbye to the surviving sailors. By the way after a dive expedition James Cameron, it has been proven that the British torpedo and shells are unable to contribute to the sinking of Bismarck, ie breaking was not detected by torpedoes at the armored belt, but below waterlinie was exactly cut out of the side, this proves that Bismarck scuttled by the Germans themselves when they blew the bottom of the ship and opened the seacocks and not British! Thanks for the great reaction, love it🥰 By the way, I advise you to listen to a new composition from the new album Sabaton - Drednought, this song can be said to be the second version of Bismarck👍

[@lovrosedej7655]

No no, Joakim sounds exactly like that live, i can confirm on my own two ears. The vest he wears is as iconic as his hair and facial hair, not just a prop to mimic a life vest, you can even see the bandmembers of Amaranthe play around with it in their cover of "82nd all the way" that they recorded the music video for while on tour together with Sabaton. The music video is so ridiculously accurate, i think there is actually only one single shot that isnt historically accurate, that being the one of showing the ship turn over before sinking, while in reality it turned over while under. Everything else is dead on, the iconic outline of the first shit it was engaging, the torpedo bomber hitting the rudder while it was trying to escape, the shot that hit the bridge with the commanding officers, the 3 turrets being knocked out of action while it fires its last salvo, the torpedoes they hit it with to finally sink it for good (although debated if thats what did it or the german engineers scuttled it), the turrets falling out of their mounts when it turned over underwater so they landed a bit ways away from the actual ship. Even the before the music video, the barely audible radio reporting of the Bismarck sinking the Hood while the crew makes their way to the skipper (the event that led to the big hunt and eventual sinking of the Bismarck, so it fits the report is played before the story of the hunt is told) the skipper's cabin being filled with mementos from the war (i cannot confirm this but the widely accepted rumor is that the man who plays the elderly skipper is the son of the last surviving sailor from the Bismarck and that the war mementos showed belong to him, again, i cannot find any way to confirm this so i would consider it false). Oh and the name they paint on the ship, Primo Victoria, the legendary song that started Sabaton as we know it. Would be correctly spelled as Prima Victoria but we cant all be fluent in Latin, i certainly am not.

[@darkiee69]

I can't help it, but I smile every time I see that they name the ship Primo Victoria after their first album. 😁

[@JariJuslin]

And the iconic song. One of their best songs, and I understand it was one of the first if not the first of their songs to tell a military history story.

[@alexamerling79]

Bismarck is my favorite. Such an interesting and gripping tale. The death star of the Third Reich essentially.

[@Flokarl1]

Fina Sabina är tillbaka med en ny Sabaton reaction. Då lyssnar man direkt!!! Kom till Falun 3-6 Augusti (Sabatons hemmabana) . Då har Sabaton sin egen festival "Sabaton Open Air" med en massa bra band!!! Sabatons koncert är naturligtvis huvudnumret . Men även fantastiska Amaranthe (med deras Danske drummer Morten) kommer. Ser fram emot fler Sabaton reactions...och kanske någon med Amaranthe också ;-) Thanks alot for reacting to Sabaton! Much love!

[@1stSgtSoulStealer]

Next to the US Iowa class of battleships, the Bismarck and her sister Tirpitz, as well as the Scharnhorst and Gneisenau were absolutely GORGEOUS ships. Shame the Tirpitz was ripped apart by scrappers, but this song is so amazing. Thank you for this cover (I play World of Warships, and love to play Bismarck often when I'm not doing well, she always cheers me up).

[@gryphonosiris2577]

"Soldier of Heaven" is another really powerful one, along with the already mentioned "No Bullets fly" Story video. Also adding "The Last Battle", "Shuriyama", and "To Hell and Back".

[@mavfin8720]

This video was actually done for Sabaton by Wargaming, and the ships are from the game World of Warships. That's why the CG was so good. Also, saw these guys in St. Louis, and the wall of sound just about pressed me back against my seat when this song kicked off. They put on a great show.

[@Chneemann]

One of my favorite Sabaton songs :-) But I really love many of their songs :-)

[@miiah7475]

Everyone in the band is wearing their normal stage/ performing clothes . It's been basically same look for over 15 years now. Urban camo pants and black top. Joakim also has the "fake six pack vest", sunglasses and sweat wristband on the left wrist (he actually needs it). That singer (Joakim Brodén) is Sabaton's main songwriter and has been since they started in 1999 (he does collaborate with other people occasionally). Consider that he composed both the "Christmas Truce" and and this one, the man has layers! He also comes up with the choir arrangements that are very big part of classic Sabaton sound. His first instrument as a child was actually a Hammond organ & church organ. He also plays (obviously) the keyboards, guitar and the bass. He started singing because Sabaton needed a singer (1999) and he was better at it than the rest of the band members (but still pretty bad in the beginning). By 2005 when they released their first album, the other guys basically decided that he was their singer and hired someone else to replase Joakim as a keyboard player. Since 2012 they have not had a live keyboardist. Since those parts are often more compicated than a 1 pair of hands could do anyway, they have not tried to find a replasement. Instead they play the keyboard tracks from tapes. Joakim has become a really good and epic front man (who never wanted to be a singer). btw. he has stated that he has never had any vocal/ singing training.

[@MrFrikkenfrakken]

Well spoken reaction. I like the music these guys play and being something of a history buff it is interesting to listen to the topics they choose to cover then watch the results on their videos and the segments of 'Sabaton History' dedicated to the individual songs. Other commenters have listed great songs to check out, have fun!

[@AskiFin]

I think I love ya, not from this song but by all previous.. you seem to truly understand what the songs are about

[@jemrockton]

Yes, these vocals manage to cut through my flesh and bones... again and again. The singer writes most of the music himself and he does the texts together with Pär, the bassist and band manager. They are the last founding members and they do it like that since 1999. When they started the band, they were boys of around 20 years of age. Watch a video recording from that time. Jocke's singing voice nearly hasn't changed at all!

[@davidsuttles101]

Great reaction to a great song! You look amazing, by the way! 😉

[@maxviking3210]

It was very powerful live. I was at their concert at the 6 of may. They played Bismarck 🇸🇪❤️🤘🏼

[@jimharris367]

Wonderful reaction Sabina, no one does reactions like you (and Henri) because its so genuine, you can see it on your face. Love Sabaton, look forward to seeing more 🤘

[@Lukkkyn]

I was so happy when I saw this suggestion! --> Your reaction to Bismarck :D - like even before watching it.

[@juenger1701]

the part of the video that sticks with me is that the Captain of the ship they are playing on is the young man pulled from the water after the sinking (the pocket watch he checks at the end is the one the Bismarck's captain had throughout the video)

[@mattilindstrom]

Sabaton is keeping it contained and very well executed. I would expect no less. Joakim's voice just mesmerizes, and I'm sold. The battle for he Bismack was one of the second world wars' most illustrious naval ones. Having suffered the sinking of the Hood the Royal Navy chased the Bismarck , around Iceland, towards France, attacking her relentlessly. After reporting the port rudder stuck and unable to turn, the Bismarck was finally sunk by torpedoes launched from inter-war biplanes, Swordfishes. She went under in good order, aided by scuttilng charges, but the loss of life was still enormous. My heart goes out to all the dead soldiers, be their side whatever it may be.

[@henningschwertfeger8128]

Sabaton make a lot of effort to teach lessons about war. Every school should educate about war by showing these videos to its students. First of all, it is not fiction, they are telling us the storys with historical facts. This video is about one of the biggest battleships ever. It was build by the germans in 1940 together with its sistership, the tirpitz. The bismark was hunted by almost the whole british marine. I am glad that you did this reaction otherwise i would have suggested it :)

[@sabina1118]

Thanks for sharing this!! 🤗 That makes me love it even more! Haha Well you also know my taste very Well by now 😬

[@zenszufi]

Great reaction again!Healing for you as soon as possible!

[@jimcalloway3028]

Great reaction, one of my favorites, keep up awesome work! Happy healing!

[@dorlonelliott9368]

The last survivor of the Bismarck died 1 year prior to this vid release. The office memorabilia and compass were his. The fishing boat skipper is his son.

[@mikedillenbeck6762]

I'm new to your channel and I love your reaction. FYI... all of Sabaton's songs/videos are historically accurate about war, battles, and people.

[@pickboaa]

You should check out Tommy Johanssons channel, he is one of the guitarist of Sabaton and he has an amazing voice aswell and is incredibly talented. You raise me up by him is nothing short of amazing. definitely worth checking up on.

[@UnearthlyChild757]

So what happened there was Bismarck and Prinz Eugen engaged the Royal Navy battleships HMS Hood and Prince of Wales, Hood was sank in the Denmark Strait taking with her all but 3 men with her. Then she was pursued by Fairey Swordfish torpedo bombers from the Ark Royal and one scored a hit on her port rudder assembly causing it to lock 12° to port she was badly damaged and was scuttled. Excellent reaction!

[@Thnielsen85]

Great song with incredible music! Tommy's solo by itself could end a war! What emotion!.. also the video is incredible, just to point out the obvious ;)

[@moniquevanaken2638]

What a coincidence it is you reacting today to Sabaton with one of their great songs. May 4th is Remembrance Day in the Netherlands.We remember all the fallen people of WWII and in wars after that time. At 20.00 hrs there is a 2 minutes silence in the whole country. People gathering around memorial monuments again, which was not possible during the covid period. And now with the war in Ukraine, not so far away from all of us in Europe in mind, it was very special. The more now because the younger generations see, watching the media and learning at school what is happening in Ukraine so close to home, how awful war is and can understand how precious freedom is. Very moving! Fyi: The skipper, with the compas, of the fishing boat is the son of the drowning man. Thank you and greetings!

[@JB-hd2fn]

Something that took me the Nth time watching to appreciate, this video must have been incredibly uncomfortable to film for the band. They're in tank-tops and T-shirts sailing on the ocean amidst the spray in the North Atlantic. The way they look at the end of the video is freakin' cold, haggard and shows the dedication to their mission. LOVE THIS BAND!

[@dorteljungberg8945]

Tommy Johansson With the Dirty solo, also sings, you should check that out some Day 🤷🏻‍♀️🙏🏻🎶❤️🇩🇰

[@AndreRighetto2]

Hi Sabina, yes, turn the light on a little more and if possible turn off the autofocus. It switched to your hand when you were on the mouse/trackpad. =) Bismarck is such a powerful song! And a powerful theme too. So powerful that when you Google Bismarck, first comes the ship, then the man (Chancellor Otto von Bismarck). And summarizing the events of Operation Rheinübung (the Battle of the Denmark Strait, the chase and the final battle) into a six-minute masterpiece was no small feat on Sabaton's part. The CGI images are provided by World of Warships, a game owned/published by Wargaming LLC. As in Sabaton's Steel Commanders, the CGI is from World of Tanks.

[@MycontentisgoldJerryGold]

Your new setup is quite nice. May I suggest a reflector on the side away from the light source to even the lighting on your face? 💡😍

[@BartdeBoisblanc]

Hey Sabina I have been listening to Sabaton more since I saw Christmas Truce. I am going to their Concert in September, they are Touring with Epica in Europe and the US.

[@sabina1118]

Amazing!!!!

[@chrisumana7644]

Joakim Broden's voice is perfect for this cause he sounds so commanding, check out the Last Stand, Lost Battalion, Defense of Moscow and Steel Commanders and Royal Guard Welcome Battle Sister to the Royal Guard of Sabaton.

[@johnrtrucker]

I really love how they just tell the history of a subject better than any history teacher on earth and dont get into who is bad or good unless it's from a perspective of their subject

[@isaiahwelch8066]

@Sabina: Now that you've heard Bismarck, check out these songs: 1) No Bullets Fly (Animated Story Video) 2) Night Witches (Animated Story Video) 3) Defense of Moscow 4) Christmas Truce 5) Uprising 6) 40:1 7) Primo Victoria And Sabina? Just to let you know, the Bismarck, for a BB, a battleship, is actually the smallest battleship produced by any of the major powers in World War II. Both the Iowa-class battleships of the US Navy and the Yamamoto-class battleships of the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) were larger than Bismarck, in armor, gross tonnage, and main cannon diameter.

[@NaX619]

Sabaton! =D im so excited xD - aaand Play

[@2104dogface]

Great reaction, you should check out the sabaton History video on this song. also the old ship capt with the compass is the son of the last survivor of the Bismarck who has passed away just before the filming all the stuff on the wall of his office is original.

[@andipeacemakerchannel]

Reaktionen brauchen keine Kommentare nur Emotionen ❤❤❤❤

[@troyd1820]

I really enjoy how you do your reactions. Wonderful and entertaining. If I may, I would like to recommend Sabaton Livgardet. Another Incredible video. And the version I saw was sung in Swedish which made it even more powerful. Thank you.

[@lolerisses]

There is a Live version from The Great Tour in Hamburg where the Bismarck was build

[@bjorndebosski9947]

Cam Looks awesome :)

[@hemligagosta6554]

the guitar player, tommy johansson has his own channel where he does covers, check that out.

[@Iskallt]

This is so stupid. Watching someone else watching a Sabaton video.. that i very much enjoy.. and suddenly watching someone else also enjoying it, it becomes so much more! Thank you!

[@nightwarrior8412]

Bismarck remained a legendary battle ship, among other things, because she never achieved more than one naval victory.

[@MichaelScheele]

World of Warships, the game, provided some of the CGI for "Bismarck". World of Tanks did something similar for "Steel Commanders".

[@darkiee69]

It's the same company behind world of warships, world of tanks and world of warplanes. It's Wargaming and Lesta studios.

[@wepntech]

Love all of sabatons stuff, they are named after armored boots. btw

[@themalcontent100]

Happy to hear about the set up. Watch out for the painkillers.

[@WardDorrity]

Sabaton knows how to tell a story, don't they?

[@johanaronsson735]

i shall go on show whith Sabaton tomorrow

[@nightwarrior8412]

that song is in a way a great tribute to bismarck even though bismarck never achieved more than one sea victory when it sank the english hms hood ship that was a cruiser and in that brawl at that time which was the fate of the ship and Bismarck was sunk in front of France, and it is alleged that Captain Lindemann did honor with his adjutant at the bow of the ship towards Germany when the ship sank to the bottom of the sea

[@bobgamble8204]

I had to check, I don't think you've reacted to unleash the archers yet?? You obviously appreciate fine musicianship, you really must listen to awakening by unleash the archers! Keep up the great work :-)

[@petterhallingsdahl2602]

Nice reaction🇩🇰.....Top 3 Sabaton (my opinion)🇸🇪.....I suggest 'Carolus Rex'... Swedish version....

[@larscederberg8564]

Their lead guitarist Tommy Johansson is also a great singer he has his own channel on KZbin where he sings just type his name and you can check this out

[@Templarofsteel88]

As a side not here, the name they gave the boat at 4:35 is taken from an older song by the band (from the older set up of the band)

[@andipeacemakerchannel]

Ich mag deine Videos du lässt es laufen❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@RotPest]

respect for the old headphones that are flatered on the top. most likely you see people only with new shiny stuff becouse noone like the used look ^^ but i like it ^^

[@sabina1118]

These headphones are too good to get rid of 🤣❤️

[@LaserSeQ]

love your video style :)

[@sabina1118]

Thanks! 🤗❤️

[@LaserSeQ]

i've come back, to love Sabatona nd you xD

[@ricknesar1627]

Sabina! Du måste köra en reaction video på, Sabaton "Karolinens Bön" den Svenska versionen med engelsk text! You wont regret it! /Stockholm

[@melkor3496]

Ja det rekommenderar jag definitivt hon hade älskat den och hon borde göra reaction till sabaton history videorna för sångerna hon ser med då kommer hon lära sig massor. :)

[@BadLogan426]

Find more Sabaton,love from Sweden😊

[@fredrikviking5250]

Grymt bra låt 💛💙👏

[@A_Name_]

Craziest part of this story to me is the amount of punishment the Bismarck took. It was something like 500 shells and a dozen torpedoes. And they sunk the ship themselves to prevent it's capture once all the guns were destroyed and they knew they couldn't escape.

[@walterkronkitesleftshoe6684]

Bismarck's crew actually scuttled a 51000 ton mountain of sinking, flaming scrap metal. All guns silenced, her superstructure devastated, her main armour belt broken in several places along her port side, her command staff obliterated, internally aflame from end to end, her stern and port gunwales already underwater a thousand of her crew dead and hundreds more already in the water behind her.... All the scuttling did was to sink her a few minutes earlier than was already happening. In the world of boxing the crew's scuttling efforts are what is known as "throwing in the towel", submission of a boxer when he has been punched senseless by a more powerful opponent, and only a deluded wehraboo child would say, "the loser wasn't beaten, he gave in before he was annihilated.", when the truth is the loser had his arse ripped off and handed to him on a plate.

[@frankfromfar]

Night Witches live....... And the animated......

[@generichardson4771]

checkout their history channel sabaton history .... 1 of my favorite songs besides this is devil dogs ( US marines) in WW1

[@stevenrider9632]

You have my sympathy on the wisdom tooth -I've been there myself . Hope you get well soon.

[@ryannelson3220]

from the unmade bed, to the dental discomfort... i applaud you for you keeping up to the work you do no matter what.... when it comes to dental work, well, lets just say, i have no natural teeth left, so i know how it is to have teeth pulled..... well, like all of them...... kudos to you,.... please keep up the good work you do

[@sixtuspettersson6059]

Night Witches ... hole video ! Sabaton Next !

[@gladion7427]

I can also advise you to watch the video for the songs sabaton shiroyama, sparta

[@TheArbiter-hr2eu]

4:56 wait till she hears about Sabaton Cruise

[@trtv629]

4:52 I have seen a lot of reactions to this song. And all but 1 video starts nodding their head at that moment.........

[@sabina1118]

Impossible not to

[@larrymarshall2232]

counterstrike should be the next Sabaton reaction

[@olakeyser167]

If you are gonna see one live concert, that is Sabaton. It is even better live. Just a tips so you can "hygge" properly.

[@evvk8865]

Sabaton is the best band right after NightWish.

[@svilenp]

Super! 💖🌹👍☝🤘

[@norkannen]

They also have a history channel that explains the stories behind the music. So heres the story of Bismarck : kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGanZKqJpsl8fZY. Værsgo 🤗

[@sumire30]

1.Coldplay - Hypnotised (Official Lyric Video) P L E A S E R E A C T💜💜🧡🧡 2.Coldplay - Everglow (Alternate Music Video) 3.Coldplay - Gravity (Official Video) 4.Coldplay - Daddy (Official Video) 5.Coldplay - Fix You (Official Video)

[@ericdroddy7444]

Wisdom teeth are the most painful extraction hope you feel better ASAP babe ❤️

[@simanova837]

overall cam quality is good. maybe a little more brighter, or maybe some keylights needed

[@thechivo7508]

Please react to the video Lyrics de Sabaton - the attack of the dead men

[@christophschmedes5975]

Bullet not Fly by Sabaton is an real Family.story .

[@b_reaction_music3900]

Hi sabina Every video I see of you, I hope your reaction to Iranian music I would love to see your opinion about Iranian music

[@b_reaction_music3900]

singer : mohsen Yeganeh Song : I promise you kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXWxdYmqpK-bn80 Song: stranger time Singer: alireza ghorbani kzbin.info/www/bejne/hneTi6KkqLWMeM0 Singer : homayoun shajariyan Song : sanama kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXWohGpto8mJfMk

[@kentandersson527]

Great to see you react to Sabaton again😀. I want to recommend a personal favorite of their older songs that still gives me shivers at every listen, The King's Equality (Konungens likfärd) kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2XKq3ydrrF2hKs

[@jacebeleren3]

The final solution

[@piotrzbikowski9303]

There are no effects on his voice, he sings like that live too

[@jeffreyboyd958]

You know that's Floor's husband on the drums, right? Hannes Van Dahl.

[@maplerider57]

you cant pick a bad Sabaton song! Carlos Rex the English version is my favorite song by them.

[@2121gul]

Dom har en historie kanal på youtube 👍🏻🍻

[@kjvail]

Great song , great vid and the drummer goes home to Floor Jansen in his bed.....

[@MetalZoned]

Thirdly is correct.