Reaction to SABATON - Uprising (Official Music Video)

[@whatitdodave]

all my sabaton reactions so far. kzbin.info/aero/PLG217Y9Pofu5q1wsUPdg0ddHg-Pgu5XiG

[@violenceislife1987]

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[@neoxperson7858]

I have huge respect for the polish people that took part in the uprising. They knew they were probably gonna die, they knew they are probably going to fail and be overwhelmed, but they did it anyway. They bet everything on one card, that the Wehrmacht would be busy fighting the Soviets and thus make it easier to take over the city and they failed, yet every single person, both the people who died and the people who survived can be considered heroes for standing up for their country and for being willing to let their lives for a better future.

[@lzz9376]

Also worth mentioning: the actor portraying the German officer is named Peter Stormare, a well known Swedish actor :)

[@You_already_know937]

He also played Ernst Rohm in Hitler: The Rise of Evil

[@Loowee__]

@@You_already_know937 yeah i was watching that in history class period 5 the other week and i knew i recognized him

[@MacKnight]

Hes Satan in Constantine as well :D

[@Templarofsteel88]

@@MacKnight and a ton of other roles in movies and other stuff.

[@ireneusz-u9i]

Many weddings were made during the Warsaw Uprising. People knew they could die soon. So they didn't wait. And unfortunately they died. Some survived the uprising. And others found each other years later.

[@jonashansson2320]

The russians closing in on Warsaw knew that those polish people dying fighting the germans were the same people that would fight the russian control of Poland after the war, so they happily stood just outside of Warsaw, watching their two enemies killing eachother...

[@luckisadumpstat2578]

This is very accurate comment.

[@youares1ck]

They let Germans burn home after home by waiting. They just waited for Warsaw collapse.

[@marcink5169]

@AdBlock Plus Jonas write the truth. The Red Army could help the insurgents, but it was to their advantage to weaken Poland. Stalin gave the order to wait

[@VitalikZ-yz5qw]

Who let this kiddo talk?! Soviet soldiers didn't siege Warsaw only because of supply chain issues, soviet units were just really fast to keep supply chains normally

[@Flimoterian]

@@VitalikZ-yz5qw Stalin did give a order to wait. Possibly because of supplies, mabye Because he wanted them to die so it would be easier. My opinion? It's a mixture of both

[@madogthefirst]

"Women, Men, and children fight they were dying side by side" Right in the feels man.

[@chuckhouse5179]

Now do it live in Warsaw Poland. Its fucking incredible. And for the record the idea of the "dumb Pollok" to my knowledge comes from their shabbily built defenses in WWII. However in my opinion the amazing hand made machines built out of necessity proves not only Polish engineering, adaptability and the never say die spirit of the Polish people. 40 to 1.

[@tadeuszs.a9315]

Our defences were great, thats why Germans had to struggle so Long during battle of Wizna or Westerplatte. Only dumb thing we made was following western ideas of not provoking Hitler by mobilization of our army. Did it when it was too late. And then just hoped that France and Britan will hold their words and help. Not gonna mention backstabbing by the Soviet Union. So, yeah only dumb thing Poles did (and we do it still) is trusting that anyone will come and help us.

[@knightartorias3201]

You are one of the few people reacting to something and actually learning history behind some songs, respect

[@bumblebeeyellowdragon]

Learning things like this makes you realize just how many of the people of the past had balls of steel compared to people of today.

[@madogthefirst]

During the uprising they captured a German Panther tank, named it Pudel. It is seen in World of Tanks for the Polish tech tree, which Sabaton occasionally works with.

[@Bueller117]

Sabaton's performance of this song and 40:1 (about the battle of Wisna) from Woodstock 2012 just can't be topped with the giant crowd of Polish people singing along

[@6th_Army]

Please do the live version at Woodstock Warsaw in 2012. Seeing the crowd of 650 000 + overpower Sabaton is a once in a lifetime experience that you can re experience whenever.

[@ukaszjanowski2183]

It's nice that you check the historical context. I also hope you will watch Sabaton concert at the 2012 Woodstock Festival. 700 000 people - power!

[@Paula9162]

Warsaw, fight! See how the Poles react to it. We have always fought for us for others and this is in our blood. Millions of us, women and children were dying, yet we continued to fight, we did not give up and we will never give up 💪🇵🇱💪 I love Sabaton 💥💪😊

[@lzz9376]

I cannot recommend the live performances of "Uprising" and "40:1" in Poland enough!! The crowd is insane and Sabaton is one of those few bands that are almost better live :) The way Joakim connects with and rouses the crowd is just phenomenal! Thanks for sharing your awesome with us /Lizz

[@swetrucker]

Man I love your reactions to our beloved Sabatons songs!

[@miafranlund6982]

In a reaction earlier this evening you said that you wanted to see a show outside. This song is EPIC live Woodstock. Suggest you take a look...Sabaton performing with a 500.000 ppl singing along. Truly epic!!!!

[@RavetsU]

Awesome! I would love to see some reactions for songs about my country, Finland. There is Talvisota, White Death and Soldier of 3 armies by Sabaton.

[@pyro4squirrel]

As big of a Simo fan as I am, Soldier of 3 armies is my favorite of these three.

[@RavetsU]

@@pyro4squirrel Same here buddy

[@niklassvadebo5091]

Great reaction, as always 😁 Keep up the good work. You think before you open your mouth, I like that. /Niklas from Sweden 🌹

[@garrettreynolds3960]

Now you got to react to "40 to 1" and their live performance of "uprising" and "40 to 1" from their polish woodstock performance. Also, some other good songs to react to would be "the lost battalion", "rorke's drift", and "shiroyama"

[@whatitdodave]

Gotta react to errthing 😂

[@garrettreynolds3960]

@@whatitdodave I know but I've been watching, and trust me. You giving me good vibes, especially since I'm about to go see them live in Newark, NJ soon. Also hope you can take a look at their other channel called Sabaton History, worth the watch if you want an immersive look at the history behind each song.

[@therabidbanshee824]

Just gotta say, I LOVE how into the music you get. Also, I've seen a few comments saying this, but you HAVE to watch Uprising performed live in Warsaw, imo one of the best live performances ever, the Polish people go absolutely wild

[@frankjuggaloheathen1035]

Another Sabaton song about Poland history you might want to react to is "Inmate 4859." This is one of their much darker songs. It tells the story of Witold Pilecki (VEE-told pi-LES-kee), a Polish soldier who purposely got himself captured and incarcerated in Auschwitz during the Holocaust in order to infiltrate the brutal prison camp and bring outside attention to its inhumane nature. The Sabaton History episode behind this song is very graphic and not for the faint of heart.

[@bloodwintertales5984]

I want Sabaton to do a song on the gray ranks. I believe that is what they were called the children who fought and died defending Poland

[@dentontimmons5561]

This is great keep up the good work.

[@tygrono]

Sabaton-''40:1'' is one of my favourite from them would love to see your reaction to that :)

[@seanaries4323]

FIELDS OF VERDUN NEXT PLEASE!!! LOVING THE SABATON REACTIONS

[@Herald-of-rust]

Hey Dave, I just wanted to tell you that your Videos are great and you seem to be a very cool guy! Stay healthy and enjoy the Christmas time. Cheers from Germany.

[@timurhamov6852]

Cool music and cool reaction.

[@jessief5047]

This an awsome song. Sabaton is really the Best 🥰🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@ryanwight9116]

I’d recommend Sabaton “To Hell and Back” if ya haven’t done it already Or possibly “Warriors of the World” by Manowar. A lot of their songs are epic. Sabaton covered their song “Kingdom Come” Maybe “Gunman” by Orden Ogan, I have yet to see anyone react to them

[@erkkivandamme4733]

This song was a such an ear worm when I went to Warszawa, the uprising museum really got me.

[@DudesPlayingGames]

Very cool, the live version of this was nice as well

[@drigerdranzer7514]

The nurse thing was an out of body experience as they went into the light when they in the end died together.

[@dannyjablonski8129]

Love when they speak polish

[@MyMusic-g7d]

Poland is the most powerful, honorable and safest country in Europe. great support from the brothers from Argentina

[@brennanhearn6342]

Finally, a reaction to my family's anthem, which should TOTALLY become the Polish national anthem...Dziękuję Dave, Dziękuję. ...That's Thank you in Polish lol

[@tadeuszs.a9315]

As much as its A nice song. Its not even close to be good enough to be a national anthem. Only song that can replace current one is Rota.

[@jglo5192]

Because me Poles do not beg for freedom !! WE FIGHT !! for it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ФедистерТсу]

Poland - strong! Спасибо.

[@ireneusz-u9i]

In the first scenes of the music video, the German commander signed the order. For every German killed, 100 Poles are to be shot or hanged. Although executions of civilians have been greater. And where did the Germans take people to public executions? Usually, the army closed the streets and arrested everyone who was on the street and did not manage to escape. Men, women and children were imprisoned, immediately sent to concentration camps, and severely interrogated (torture) at the headquarters of the German Gestapo. Or they were killed right away

[@gabrielscherrer7719]

Reaction to Helloween - how many tears, it's awesome.

[@darkocean717]

Ghost division

[@pickamaterina1313]

Livgardet, Carolus Rex (swedish version), en livstid i krig live gothenburg, uprising live woodstock poland

[@A_Condre7734]

The polish in ww2 knew they had no help at any point in that time period. The polish people take pride in this and in the 40:1 primary siege. Another great story brought from lost history by sabaton

[@wertuqq]

I recommend that you read the history of the "massacre in Wola" and the bestiality of the Germans. Greetings from Poland.

[@piotrekklisza]

Can You open yours eyes. Hurt many man . Song is beautiful but is about sad times.

[@adammichalak7398]

Woodstock festival Poland, 🇵🇱🇺🇦🌟💓💔👍

[@jeffsimmons4822]

Compared to what the Soviets did to Polska, Nazi Germany was nothing.

[@paratrooper321fa]

Sad part is Polish uprising needs city and in many cases a year plus City. Conquering Poland is the easy part keeping them under subjugation is the near impossible part

[@Jan-jc4rx]

Poor polish got out of a frying pan (defeated nazis) just to fall into boiling water (soviet regime)

[@quest9189]

Counterstrike is a great song of you want a David vs galioth story.

[@echoslam3695]

Imagine THE ALLIES never helped these people!

[@echoslam3695]

badass!

[@picholasido155]

It was something like 1 in 4 Poles died between 1939 and 1945. Thats 1 in 4 DEAD in 6 years. If the war happened anywhere it happened in Poland first and foremost

[@picholasido155]

The bit at the beginning in the red also says, "100 Poles for 1 German." They did it

[@echoslam3695]

poland suffers the most !

[@Hetmanowiec1934]

React Polish history WW2, IPNtv: The Unconquered

[@renomowany5461]

check bakajoko nawijam i smażę :)