Reaction to SABATON En Livstid I Krig (Live - The Great Tour - Gothenburg)

Powerful, beautiful and painful is the best way I can describe this song.
With everything that's going on in Ukraine, this hit hard - even thought it was a fantastic performance and awesome song.
The video is brilliant, I loved the point of view and even though I sherd some tears, it was a great experience!
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[@ericdroddy7444]

I think Sabaton gives better history lessons with music then most teachers

[@CeruleanChurch]

I definitely think they provide a better springboard to look into it more. Especially with their very own history channel

[@HansenSWE]

I understand what you're saying but the pragmatic truth of the matter is this; You have misunderstood the entire purpose why all civilized nations find it necessary to teach their young citizens about history. They teach you about the past in order for you to better understand the present, so that you may become an informed adult that understands the nuances required of a citizen of a democracy. The mandate and curriculum of your history teacher is decided upon by elected officials and ultimately your entire people. Sabaton, while being the greatest band in the world, simply wants you to masturbate to someone else's past glory. So be nice to your teacher. They are not rivals in the slightest.

[@MichaelB2L]

God damn right!

[@baltulielkungsgunarsmiezis9714]

And way worse than any good teacher.

[@BioCrushed]

I think their way of teaching using music is just better. Using media or being actually interested in what you are trying to teach to others makes it easier for people to hang onto what they are learning.

[@kepanoid]

As a Finn, I "had to" learn Swedish at school. Our languages aren't related at all, but we have a complex history between our lands. I'm very happy that I can read Swedish books and understand this song and Swedish films and TV. And they were there for us in 1939, when the eastern bear invaded. Not statewide-officially, but their help was invaluable. I hope we (all) can do the same in the current situation. And a big thank you for your reaction! About the song, and everything else. ☺

[@Anonymous-uw4sr]

🇸🇪🇫🇮

[@pathosfear6290]

Finlands sak är vår sak (som det hette i vinterkriget)! Idag, Ukrainas sak är vår sak.

[@malcolmthorne9779]

The finns are our very dear (if odd) cousins (I'm swedish). If Putin gets it in his twisted mind to go into Finland, or anyone in our nordic family, I'm volunteering for the front.

[@Anonymous-uw4sr]

@@pathosfear6290 Är det verkligen det?

[@henriksjoblom]

@@Anonymous-uw4sr nej. Men som halvfinne intygar jag att Finlands sak är vår. Kvinnor och barn välkomna till oss vid krig, män välkommna till Finland.

[@andrewludwig9251]

This song is about the 30 years war in Europe in the mid 1600's. Some young men were born and died during the same war. Hence "A Lifetime of War".

[@darkiee69]

Sweden and Denmark/Norway had a little side war between 1643 and 1645.

[@jizburg]

@@darkiee69 whats a litle war between friends right?

[@darkiee69]

@@jizburg Sibling squabble

[@jizburg]

@@darkiee69 haha yea. going back in history we have warred/raided eachother back and forth for about 2000 years, its traditional.

[@manub.3847]

the Thirty Years' War (as well as the war situations in Afghanistan) automatically came to mind, but through the audience choir also the idea that in our latitudes similar songs were probably sung 2000 years ago.

[@farbrornilsson9709]

❤ Sweden ❤ Denmark ❤ Norway ❤ Finland ❤ Nordic unity 💪

[@papasmjordeig]

Can us Icelanders join?

[@farbrornilsson9709]

@@papasmjordeig More than welcome

[@papasmjordeig]

@@farbrornilsson9709 :D

[@CVLova]

@@user-wi5uw7jr7l Hellas is such a beautiful country :D

[@user-wi5uw7jr7l]

@@CVLova Τhank you very much!Each country with holy land of Gods and Heroes is beautiful!!!

[@dorlonelliott9368]

Joakim conducting a choir of thousands. It hits me every time... 10 albums to go.

[@max.prkpjv]

No bullets fly. The story and the song will make you speechless Thanks for reaction 🙂

[@martinfranzen9151]

🙏👏

[@PetterVessel]

I recon it's the animated STORY version. :-)

[@icun2212]

@@PetterVessel yeah, don't forget about the animation music video

[@simonassarskog9600]

Me and my younger brother were there, we stood somewhere up on the left wing, singing and screaming our hearts out the entire song! Describing it as 'mighty' is an understatement

[@titaniac3037]

I'm in the process of trying to learn Swedish. Because I feel like if I can understand the lyrics directly, without having to read subtitles, it will mean even more.

[@andreasson]

Tack så väldigt mycket Sabina för din reaktion, behövde detta ikväll. Jag arbetar med allvarlig psykisk ohälsa, gråter sällan trots att jag får höra mycket svåra saker om dagarna. Den sista tiden har jag utöver detta fått tråkiga nyheter privat. Jag behövde gråta lite, du hjälpte mig. Tack

[@gz2548]

As a soldier whos the only one left of his squad this song resonates with me on levels I cannot describe

[@ShockwaveTheLogical]

I love the unspoken code in this audience. EVERYONE was singing and using a torch to pay respect to their mighty ancestors who fought and died for the future of Sweden. Sabaton always have powerful lyrics and stories of heroism to tell but this, this tops them all. The lyrics, the emotion, the crowd, the POWER is just unrivaled. ❤

[@lenaengell8528]

Yes, I was crying like a child when the audience was singing. SO POWERFUL and touching.

[@dennislindqvist8443]

A lot of other nationalities fought for Sweden in this war. The elite didn't want peace because war was good business for them. Luckily nations didn't have nuclear weapons at the time.

[@MartinClaesson1]

I was there that evening, -The companionship we felt in the audience was incredible

[@baltulielkungsgunarsmiezis9714]

They actually clapped to the ridem the band asked for.

[@vincent5981]

Vilken vacker reaktion.. Det här visar att brödrafolken är en. Jag är stolt över Sverige, Norge och Danmark. Stolt över Finland som kanske mer än någon annan nation är sammanflätad med vår. Jag sitter och laddar inför Sabaton kryssning och känner mig tacksam över våra nordiska vänner, Finland, Norge och Danmark🇸🇪🇫🇮🇧🇻🇩🇰 ❤

[@dlind1985]

Samma här =) 🇸🇪🇫🇮🇧🇻🇩🇰

[@vincent5981]

@@dlind1985 ❤❤❤ broder!

[@Isyl1]

Styrka och heder kamrat 🇫🇮

[@adriaelll]

You forgot to include Iceland 😄

[@vincent5981]

@@adriaelll I didn't forget, yes you are of the same people but you don't share the same late history since you left to live on your island. 😂

[@jonaslind9505]

I love this Nordic exchange of culture. Thank you for listening to Sabaton and thank you for bringing us siblings together!

[@Kelsea-2002]

thank you for your touching words.Tonight we bringing 3 Trucks full of medical goods to the polish/ukrainian border.stay safe

[@birminghamchris9377]

Respect good lady.

[@Kelsea-2002]

@@birminghamchris9377 hihi...thanks but i'm just a 19 years old girl and the shotgun on bord.

[@sabina1118]

❤️

[@birminghamchris9377]

@@Kelsea-2002 my apologies Kelsey. Love what you are doing…I’ll edit my comment to reflect your gender.

[@LDBHX]

🇵🇱🇺🇦🇵🇱 💪👍💪 Respect 🙏

[@epicwarfare5295]

A very very Powerful show of swedish devotion and glory for all of that nation went through history...

[@michaellust]

Fun fact. Sweden and Finland was the same country for around 700 years up until 1809, more than double than the south of Sweden. During this time Sweden had around 125 wars domestic and others. 34 of them against Denmark no one to Finland. So they didn't like us at all. Great reaction. ❤️👍

[@Robz00r]

I was at front row on this very concert in Gothenburg

[@ralph1270]

I love #Sabaton! They are one of the best story-telling bands out there.

[@another_blacktomcat]

For Sabaton at their best i recommend "Final solution" even if it is hard to watch and hear. It combines their skills as musicians with their role as keepers of history, lest we forget.

[@Kanelraketen]

Man, what a powerful song. If it wasn't for the translation I would have never known. It just hit home so many ways.

[@toshineon]

I remember seeing them perform this song when it had just been released, I saw them play at Gröna Lund in Stockholm, and wow what an experience. This band should be regarded as a national treasure.

[@henningschwertfeger8128]

Thank you for this great reaction. The lyrics are great and sad the same time. Every Sabaton song is about war and sometimes i think not only about the terror, but about heroism, sacrifice, etc.. I am sorry, it was not my intention to make you cry. I should be more carefull with the next suggestion of sabaton 😒

[@sabina1118]

Don’r worry, Henning! I was a great song and I Don’t mind being moved by a song. 😊🙏🏻 If it was too painful for me, I would just have stopped it! But it was a powerful performance!

[@NightFlier1976]

I love Sabaton, I love their songs, their music, the energy and the incredible emotions that they know how to explode. And this song is by far one of the most powerful and exciting. It is impossible not to get involved and not sing it out loud. I don't speak Swedish, but I have learned the lyrics of this song by heart! I think your reaction is the same as thousands of people listening to this song .. A big hug from Italy !

[@pickboaa]

Tommy Johansson who is one of the guitarist in Sabaton is also a fantastic singer. His cover of You raise me up (1 octave challenge) is incredible. You should check it out. Or any of his other stuff, he is amazing.

[@lisgyldenhr4327]

I totally agree, war is meaningles, especially the war going on in Europe right now. 😢 Sabaton mostely sings about war. They do not take sides, but tells stories. And if you are still interested in covers, then Tommy Johansson, the guitarist, have a awesome one: "you raise me up." He is a fantastic singer. 🤘

[@PetterVessel]

Yes! Do this!

[@lionfromthenorth4580]

Yeah, check out Tommy Johanssons' version of "You raise me up". It guarantees a few smiles. We all need some of that in these crazy times.

[@tonyolsson8794]

... also his DisneyTons are amazing.

[@lisgyldenhr4327]

@@gustavusadolphus4103 still war is meaningless. As civiliced beings, we ought to be able, to talk about it, and the people, living in different countries shuld be asked and heard. Just my opinion...

[@lisgyldenhr4327]

And by the way, I am not pro US or any other superpower state. I am pro peace and pro invioment..

[@AHVENAN]

This gives me such incredible flashbacks, I've seen Sabaton live 9 times, and they've performed this song most of those times, and the atmosphere that descends on the audience during this song, even when they are playing outside Sweden, is incredible! Sabaton is overall a FANTASTIC live band, easily in my top 3 no doubt! And yes, Sabatons "thing" is to sing about military history, and has been for some time, some of their very early material has other themes but the majority is about military history

[@AlexBarregon]

Sabaton bring conflict respectfully,thy do not judge or take sides. They just hit you with some powerful songs that leave you drained. You could just pick any song and be singing along with. Thank you for an honest reaction 🤘🎸🎸

[@Gouldstrick]

I was in Lund last month, watched them live for the second time, when they played this song the crowd was equally as involved and as on fire, and I've never been more proud to wear my sabaton hoodie as I was that night :)

[@borbarad2.0]

I like how the english and swedish Song tell different Stories but still stay similar. English is more about the grand scale (Religion, Politics) Swedish more about the Soldiers

[@per-erikhedmark3490]

Swedish lyric cut right thru you.

[@100sitra]

Sabina tusen takk, for en fantastisk reaction 🙂 Denne låten gir meg 😭 den er nydelig og sterk🙂 samtidig som den forteller en sannhet dessverre 😑 Frihet er en gave, vi nordiske land fått. Vi må forsvare den friheten ellers blir den plutselig borte. Uansett hvem du er eller hvor du kommer fra, fortjener man frihet

[@oriongabriel6966]

Great reaction! it really is great to see someone listen closely to the lyrics. For anyone seeing this comment, have a wonderful day :) Edit: I also really like that you put what you were thinking in the video.

[@sabina1118]

Thanks! 😊

[@user-ld4rz5eg7c]

Greetengs from Ukraine! Thanks for support!

[@roybollo6659]

slava ukrain !!! fuck poetin fuck russia ! to hell with russia , greetings from holland !! WE LOVE UKRAIN !

[@Mortablunt]

Hope the Russians save you from Kiev soon. ZOV.

[@danielgyllenbreider]

Ukraine is a globalist puppet so no support for you. If you had fought by yourselves with a regime that was not a globalist banderite puppet regime for the US i would probably respect you more. But the true heroes are the people of Donbass.

[@kl0om]

Slava Ukraini! Heroyim slava! Fuck Russia! Love from Sweden

[@vlinder6329]

This is where mixed feelings come in Me on. 🌟 This song touches me Now even more so!!!! When listening Do the images pass by, for What is going on in UKRAINE now. 😪 TERRIBLE. Now also have tears In my eyes and cry with you. Let's hope and pray 🙏 that this War, STOPS ❤️ FORTUNATELY, the whole WORLD 🌏 🌐 Stands behind UKRAÏNE. Peace and love For UKRAINE 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🕊️🌻🌻🌻 Lots of love from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 😘

[@olakeyser167]

Sabaton is a band that sings about warhistory and they lift it upp from diffrent angles. They are a really great band. I´ve been listen to metal music the last 36 years and their is no band like Sabaton. So go for it and enjoy learning about history in this way. By the way they have a historychannel called Sabaton History, check it out

[@johanjagberger2352]

Fantastiskt, håller med dig helt. ❤️🇺🇦

[@greekyes]

Your reaction to this video is powerful as is the song and video in itself. Respect to all.

[@SteamboatW]

I don't know if it translates to Danish well, but the Swedish text uses patriotic and words with higher emotional values for this song. It's really effective. like using "fosterland" (birth country) instead of the more usual "hemland" (homeland). Sabaton's got great lyrics.

[@noahloiselle412]

Such a beautifully done, yet haunting song. It always made me shed a few tears before, but with what is going on in the world right now, I find it has taken on even more relevance and meaning once again.

[@truckdriver1982]

I was there, and it was amazing. One of my favorite songs with Sabaton...and seeing/listning to this live. Hard to find words for it!

[@matzek.3220]

Hi Sabina, once again a great reaction. As others have already said, they do sing about historical events or persons during various wars. The Great War was the name of their tour (referring to WW I) during which this was recorded. They also have a Sabaton History channel on YT where they have correlated videos to many of their songs in which they explain the historical event that the song describes.

[@babymetalenjoyer]

Can't blame you, the live version is so much more emotional than the one on the album

[@Majuwa2907]

I was in this Concert. This evening was so unbeliveable. The Highlight of this night was this Song

[@PaladinZeke]

I have no idea why I lifted my headset while typing this but - Great reaction!! ;) As a Swede I can also relate alot to this song as the current political climat is spinning out of control with Russia threatning us here in Sweden and Finland on pretty much a daily basis. But if Putin and Co is stupid enough to attack Scandinavia I know for sure I will listen to Sabaton while defending my country, that's for sure \,,/

[@PaladinZeke]

Så sant så sant, då skickar vi den lede fi från Norrland till helvetets port 🦾😎🤘

[@DampLover]

This track will be our marching track!

[@slashislashi]

In case russians set foot on swedish soil, then Sabaton will probably sing about how the russians were crushed :)

[@babymetalenjoyer]

hope I'll be able to fight with you. 🇩🇪🤝🇸🇪

[@muninn9674]

aye bror. id bail on norway to go fight with my finish and swedish friends with sime of that sabaton ngl

[@tobiasalmgren]

Sabaton usually doesnt copyright claim from people doing reactions they actually encurage it and sometimes even leave a comment on the video

[@fredrikviking5250]

They sing about the Thirty Years' War (1618-1648) .. Where Sweden became a great power 💙💛

[@thebronywiking]

@Tan Jenner This is a joke comment. Should my grandfather demand reparations for what happened to those in his family who remained in Germany? On the other hand my other grandfather fought as a swedish volunteer in The Continuation War a.k.a. the finnish part of Operation Barbarossa. History is complicated so it's better to forgive and forget, and instead focus on solutions to current problems.

[@heniogigakoks5925]

@Tan Jenner where reperations for Poland bro?

[@fredrik999z]

You mean when Sweden became bankrupt and lost a whole generation young men in a pointless war.

[@davidsvensson148]

Någon gång då och då kommer det en låt som går rakt in i hjärtat, denna låten tillhör denna kategorin. Jag gillade din video och vi verkade headbanga symetriskt. Ha det gött

[@melkor3496]

This song works for literally any war but Sabaton is specifically singing about the 30 years war in this song which was in the 16th century when Sweden was involved in a big war that cost us an extreme amount of lives. If you wanna learn more about the history Sabaton has a history channel where they make a video for each song explaining the history behind it. Since this is a Swedish song I’ll link the history video for this song which is in Swedish. Since you are a Dane I assume you understand or if not you can put on subtitles or watch the English version of the song called a Lifetime of war and the history video for that version. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIWVd3-Eq9-ihrM

[@TheNismo777]

Thank you for the reaction :) I'll head back to protect ukrainian civilians. Greetings from Finland!

[@sabina1118]

❤️❤️

[@cy8ercat771]

Joakim's reaction at the end always gets me. He is just lost for words at how amazing that moment was

[@KindSwede]

I was one of the many men, women and children who sang along to my dear Sweden's wonderful band Sabaton that day. TODAY when I watch this video over and over it is incredibly emotional. My father fought for freedom in Iraq, Bosnia, etc., and grandfather World War II, who fought voluntarily for freedom in other countries all over the world. I made the same decision and did military service for a time and now as a 46 year ex soldier I do not hesitate to protect our planet from the men of evil. This song is multinational, all countries in this world can recognize themselves from their countries history Continue with your reactions Sabina // Hugs from Sweden

[@sabina1118]

Thank you! Hugs ❤️

[@mattwurst1339]

Yes, it is powerful and painful lyrics combined with a very melodic emotional song. There is no sense in war, period! Thanks for sharing your tears, emotions are no flaw.

[@vegvisir9276]

i bet it meant a lot to the Sabaton guys to hear the whole crowd singing it all together at the start, it gives me chills so i can only imagine how they all felt.

[@whirledpeaz5758]

I am a US Navy Cold War Veteran. Although, I never saw combat, 'safe' in the engine room of an aircraft carrier. This song reflects my motivation to serve. To make the world safe enough to eliminate the need for my job. The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 made me feel like maybe we had accomplished that goal. Only to see it dashed the next year with the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. This song's lyrics in English embody that feeling of "Will this ever end?". I wish I understood Swedish to get the intended meaning. My hearing is declining rapidly and may not be able to hear well enough already to learn a new language. Im wondering how much of the music I am missing.

[@TheDarkstormy]

The subtitles are hit and miss, but they are generally accurate, so you won't miss much if you have those for this song. This album came in Swedish and English versions, the Swedish version which they obviously sing in Sweden, is more personal than the english versions, but there's not a lot missed in translation, and this would be the Carolus Rex album.

[@whirledpeaz5758]

@@TheDarkstormy Thank You

[@mangewalle7078]

I never thought I would cry for a song but when there is a song like this it is hard not to cry with pride

[@TerryVonKourt]

The video, the lyrics, the music, the energy, and your expression... It's all amazing. I couldn't stop crying reading the lyrics. Thank you.

[@LDBHX]

Great reaction 👍❣ Respect for supporting Ukrainians !!! 🇵🇱🇺🇦🇵🇱 Sabaton it's another journey through great music and videos so I think you should check them out I suggest 82nd All the way first Sabaton Then back to back same cover Amaranthe ❣💪🎧🎼🎧 Following by both of these together from this Oslo live show I'll say it's going to be nice experience 👌😜🎼🎧❣ Stay safe !

[@Mortablunt]

ZOV, Nazi lover!

[@johns20901]

nicely done Sabina. Your sensitivity, strength and loving nature come through in this and other reactions. The past couple of weeks I find myself wanting to listen to songs like Dire Straits "Brothers In Arms" and Billy Joel's "Goodnight Saigon." Happy to join your almost 71000! John from Maryland USA

[@sabina1118]

Thank you! Glad to have you as a part og this community! 🥰

[@birminghamchris9377]

All war is a symptom of man’s failure as a thinking animal. A few prophetic words that sum up the futility of current events. It’s not difficult to be moved by current events. I take a great amount of pleasure when I see the selfless acts that others perform in order to bring some relief to the victims of one persons crass stupidity and thirst for power. I’ve really started to enjoy Sabatons music. Okay, so it generally has a war theme. However, they don’t judge…they let the listening audience do that. A powerful song clearly enjoyed by the audience. I loved it. It’s only a pity that it evokes a background of sadness given current events. A brave posting Sabina. But, a necessary one. I thank you for that. I’ve also loved the comments that people have so far made on the posting…it’s good to see that we have people with a moral and compassionate compass. One again Sabina, you have used great judgement in posting this track…a refreshing change to many other reaction channels that jump on the reaction bandwagon without any obvious care for what they post. Once again, you have demonstrated yourself as a decent human being with a feeling for events rather than a hunger for clicks and views..🙏🙏👏👏

[@sabina1118]

❤️🙏🏻 Thank you for sharing this!

[@Wloppish]

I’d disagree that war is “man’s” fault directly, tho we’re the ones paying the big price.

[@birminghamchris9377]

@@Wloppish respectfully, if it’s not man’s failure, then whose failure is it?

[@RisIVIan]

really great reaction sabina! You are good in grasping on details and wholes. I hope you make more reactions on sabaton. Greetings from sweden! :D

[@northbreeze0198]

I absolutely love the Danish prononciation of "En Livstid i krig". You did an awesome job, cheers from Sweden.

[@19CheF87]

A channel with reactions to Nightwish, Rhapsody AND Sabaton, you just got a new follower Jokes aside, amazing reaction, this song carries a special energy with it, especcially in these days, when we are reminded that war actually concerns us all, even though people might think otherwise. Seen the boys perform more than 10 times, but I always choke up and feel tears running when the violin section before the 1st verse starts, and I don't think I'll stop amytime soon❤

[@sabina1118]

Thanks and welcome!! ❤️

[@Hammarspiken]

Tack SABINA (: för en jättefin reaktion på en livstid i krig (: (: (: danmark har ochså många fina kampsånger (: (: (:

[@thebronywiking]

Skulle inte kalla den för en kampsång. Om något är det en av deras mest anti-krigiska låtar vid sidan av The Price of a Mile, To Hell and Back, och The Great War.

[@MichaelB2L]

Bless you! I had no idea what the lyrics of this song meant. Wow! So powerful. Special to Sweden but transferable to every country and human.

[@mrcake4668]

Thank you for this reaction. So much emotions in this. 💝💝💝

[@diffyiffy243]

100% Your best reaction! Song and things aside, I felt it hit me with your emotions.

[@jeffbo7515]

I can just repeat.. this song is timeless... in our time... HAS MAN GONE INSANE!!!!!!!!😭😭😭😭😭😭 Sabaton knows how to be epic and sad same time

[@GryLi]

Sabaton har super mange fede sange og meget rørende tekster.

[@antonflorenrosqvist3787]

I was there at the concert and may I say it was a once in a lifetime experience listening to that song and being a part of that amazing crowd

[@creforce]

Ive never been in the military but I got HUGE respect for all men who have died and protected thier country, and give the life of them to stand for that point. So this song actually make me terryfied as a man because today men are getting so much HATE and females have NO IDEA how much men have given to make this life so good for the femenists.... we really need to stop the hate and start see EVERYONE as humans and make EVERYONE have the same idea of sacrifies and workload people have. Sabaton is brining out the good in every song. to show the world stuff that "normal" milleniums never understood.

[@jonasheterjag4903]

I love this song

[@stuvius]

Damn you got me emotional too! Was up there to the left in the crowd and it was amazing

[@sabina1118]

!!! Must have been incredible!

[@nevermore5168]

You are truly a lady with a heart. I wish there were more like you!🌹

[@Calumetto]

That was very beautiful and moving. Thank you. PEACE!!!

[@MrDrRun]

lovely reaction, love from Sweden/ Gothenburg

[@antivanti]

I usually have a hard time taking songs in Swedish seriously but with this one the Swedish version really hits different than the English version...

[@kl0om]

Why do you have a hard time taking songs in swedish seriously?

[@fredrikrosencrantz3140]

I get goosebumps every time i see this video. And knowing that i was there singing makes it magic.

[@daviddunte2710]

Best reaction to this song i have ever seen, and i have watched alot of em!

[@patriknaav7307]

Tack för din reaktion :)

[@ja37d-34]

Glad you Danes can understand us, I love Danenish and Danes, but it can be tricky to understand. ;) I think Helsingör is a bit tricky, but ireally Love Denmark. Cheers from Sweden.

[@user-sy3qv4kj5m]

Thanks för this reaction,loved it!

[@mariawid4741]

I love this song. Its so emotionell. ❤

[@Fistfury42]

Thank you so much for your genuine reaction! Tell this to all the feminists who are hating on men. Who will be there to die for their opportunity and privilege to hate us?? God bless You.

[@Oxley016]

First time seeing your channel, incredible reaction. This isn't the only Sabaton song that draws parallels to the current Russia v Ukraine war, I think 'Resist and Bite' is a great one that embodies the Brave and bold defence of the Ukrainian military and people!

[@Javi4610]

Also the valley of death if you change it a little bit, “ucranians holding the line”

[@Oxley016]

@@Javi4610 Indeed!

[@tommyjohansson6326]

Wow I really like that you show this right now, is just the right time. Warm hugs from Tommy in Sweden.

[@user-rl7pt3tk6y]

Det gav mig gåshud, krossade mig och gjorde mig stolt!!! Tack💔💔💔💔💔

[@Nine77J]

Thank you Sabina... To introduce me this great song

[@perdanielsson8589]

Awesome to see you react as strong as you did..... those glancy eyes

[@Aschtaroth666]

This was the Best reaction i see to this song. I belive your emotions every second. Feel the same for this great song. 👍

[@johnparker5637]

It is so nice to see such a respectful reaction to what is a powerful and emotional song. Full respect to Sabaton who write songs that make you think and respect whatever subject they sing about. I agree with Максим Прокопьев that you need to watch No Bullets Fly (Animated Version) and is taken from the Album Heroes, also please react to the songs Soldier Of Heaven (Official Video) and The Unkillable Soldier (Official Video) these last 2 songs were taken from the Album The War to End All Wars along with Christmas Truce all songs relate to events from World War 1. Sabaton have a fantastic channel called Sabaton History which takes each song and give an overview of what the song is about. En Livstid I Krig is from the Album Carolus Rex which is based on the rise and fall of the Swedish Empire,.

[@jojjem1108]

I was there. Magical. Still gives me goosebumps.

[@michaelball9302]

Tak for igen en god Sabatonreaktion, De kan noget. Får voksne mænd til at tænke og når ja græde De spiller iøvrigt i Horsens til sommer, :-)

[@joacimfrobom7057]

I loved your reaction ❤️❤️❤️.

[@25BDominique2021]

I REALLY wanna go to a Sabaton concert! This was so epic!

[@martin6181]

This is a very powerful song and it moves you no matter how many times you've heard it. Yes, Sabaton sings a lot about war and pieces of war that you might never have heard of, they teach history with their songs and they even have their own history channel, Sabaton History, where they talk about the historical facts behind their songs - name one other band who does that. It's well worth visiting that history channel because it gives their songs even more depth than you get from just the song itself, and the songs are incredibe in their own right to boot.

[@Mustaschy]

What a beautiful reaction to an amazing song!

[@patrichagstedt4256]

Bra där sabina, så bra den låten är😍

[@mrwendt1001]

This is hitting straight through my heart, when thinking on what's going on in Ukraine. Zelensky calls for all father's and son's to help defend, there land 💔 Thinking on the pictures, of men leaving there wife's and children not knowing if they ever see them again 😢

[@SawiSWE]

I know im late but i am proud to say that i was there❤️

[@arbee6635]

Awesome reaction, I enjoyed it... Liked and Subb. Thank you! This video will blow your mind please watch and react 4 Filipina sisters "4th Power/4th Impact" on X Factor UK sings "Bang Bang" (Jessie J. Hit).

[@arbee6635]

I'll share the link here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmi8g4WXhMyji80

[@Dene181]

I am a simple man. I see a Sabaton react, i watch it and press like. 🤔