Sabaton - Rorke's Drift (Music Video)

In 1879, under the command of Lieutenant John Chard and Gonville Bromhead, a small company of British soldiers successfully defended the outpost at Rorke's Drift, a Swedish hospital and church, against an intense assault by almost 4,000 Zulu warriors. The massive Zulu attacks came very close to defeating the tiny garrison but were ultimately repelled.
When the Zulu's neared the mission station, a large number of allied militiamen jumped over the makeshift fortification and ran away in horror.
Left behind were only 150 British soldiers and some colonial settlers (Boer, Swedes, Irishmen, one Swiss and a Scot). Many of them were also sick and wounded.
Zulu warriors on top of Oskarsberg mountain fired their old muskets and aimed at the defenders.
At one point, the Zulu's managed to break into the hospital. The sick and wounded soldiers inside had to barricade the doors and hack their way out through the walls, at the same time as the roof was on fire. Eleven Victoria Crosses were awarded to the defenders, along with a number of other decorations and honours.
About 350 Zulu warriors were killed during the battle, with 500 wounded. The British on the other hand only lost 17 men, but the surviving soldiers all had some kind of injury.

[@thesupersonicstig]

“Fire at will, men!” “Which one is Will, sir!?”

[@tylerghersinich576]

The ones with cow shield and pointy sticks

[@NapoleonBonaparde]

The black one

[@user-vj1cw8vf7v]

Lmao

[@anthonyminarik1962]

Tyler Ghersinich but he says that really urgently because they’re about to be overruned

[@dankmark691]

@@NapoleonBonaparde im a cunt and this made me laugh

[@stephencrompton4352]

When you're 2 eras ahead on civ6

[@mynkel4641]

British southafrica vs zulus in victoria 2

[@mechanicalpastry9606]

Redcoats are industrial era, Impi warriors are medieval era did you look at unique unit eras

[@stephencrompton4352]

@@mechanicalpastry9606 you're reading into it a little too much

[@Nothing-1w3]

Lmao

[@MrOil-qy3vv]

It's so true though

[@Unit_k1r0]

Mall security when it's black Friday

[@__DwiPurna]

My god 😂 I can imagine it now

[@Myndir]

I think you mean Black Friday. Because it's a proper name.

[@wibemerhar-wh7wb]

nahhhh why

[@Mr.Edwardthebluek2]

Lol

[@jlanaville6525]

​@@MyndirOh nein, dont be such a grammar ally

[@John_Doe62]

I actually own a massive meat cleaver that my great grandma used to kill a Zulu to protect her and her children. I'm from South-Africa and my great grandparents fought in the Anglo Zulu war. My great grandma was left alone with her two children on their farm while my great grandad fought in the war. Apparently three Zulus tried to raid the farm house and probably kill her and her children. So she armed herself with a meat cleaver, and when the first Zulu tried to climb through a window she furiously started hacking away at him. He managed to run away but died a few hundred yards from the house. She buried him the next day. The meat cleaver was passed down the family and is now mine, but up till a few years ago my mom still used it in the kitchen.

[@GabAk-45]

Are you a Bore by any chance

[@ElessarFrey]

Based af

[@AlexanderofMiletus]

I don’t even know what kind of moment this is, but it’s certified

[@petrifiedtoaster8572]

That's fucking metal mate!

[@potatomine6678]

Cool as fuck

[@sharkyprodiver4904]

"Sir, we're outnumbered!" "Great news sergeant, we get to kill more people" "But Sir, we're also completely surrounded!" "Even better sergeant, we can fire in every direction"

[@GonnaDieNever]

"good news sir the men can actually hit the enemy regularly"

[@arandomguy8771]

Sharky Prodiver “Sir permission to to get my yellow trousers”

[@matthewminchillo4865]

A Chest Puller quote (An American General), Though very fitting here.

[@kou5479]

No defeatism at its finest

[@shelleymcrae514]

Sir i just hijacked a tanke and ran it into the enamy line i finck there routing

[@willrogers3793]

I swear I remember hearing somewhere that the Zulus were capable of moving so quickly on foot that the British soldiers were instructed to regard them as cavalry troops.

[@blank557]

Yes. They were trained hard, to run barefoot to develop thick soles, so as not to rely of footwear that would fail. Zulu's could run all day, and still have strength to fight.

[@joshuagrahamfrom6594]

Each of them are like usain bolts

[@joshuagrahamfrom6594]

I also remember that they run a mile in under a hour and fight a hour at the end of it

[@fishnujish1511]

I mean they were trained to march 50 miles in a single day in hot weather barefoot.

[@XXXTENTAClON227]

Imagine if they started forming squares like it was against Napoleons cavalry

[@ademarmontoto8736]

For the interested ones, here are the number of men on each side and the number of fatalities: 3000 Zulus vs 150 brits Casualties: 351 Zulus and 17 brits

[@rickz1116]

Wounded 500 zulus vs 15 brits

[@arch357]

WOOOOOOOOOOO TEA AN TECHNOLOGY BABYY

[@scottydu81]

Man, those Zulus REALLY did not want indoor plumbing and a written language

[@eccentricswedishofficer2633]

Strength 139-141 British Army regulars 11 colonial troops 4 civilians 100 NNH cavalry (briefly engaged, then fled) 3,000-4,000 Zulus: iNdluyengwe ibutho: 500 to 700 men uThulwana, iNdlondo, uDluko amabutho: c. 3,000 men Casualties and losses B 17 killed[6] 15 wounded Z 351 confirmed killed about 500 wounded

[@toontown9854]

@@scottydu81 They didn't asked.

[@elcacas9789]

KFC workers when there's 50% OFF:

[@Haroldthecheeseman]

Lol

[@laytonrobinson-gr5qp]

Ive just got the joke….

[@Callofdutygameplay335]

Lol😂

[@kerry1carroll1green]

Damm I just got it

[@addisonvaughan99]

I wonder what the equivalent of this would be for white girls and starbucks

[@theregalproletariat]

The video footage here is from Zulu - and it's as good as the music. But wait - there's more. They did not get actors to play the parts of the Zulu. Instead, they went to the king of the Zulu and asked him if he could find 4000 men willing to play parts in a film about his tribe - and he was like... "Yeah, I guess - it looks like a good idea." These are genuine Zulu, with their own genuine spear and shield

[@howardsmith9342]

The leader of the Zulu in the movie was the actual leader IRL.

[@360eagleeye4]

@@howardsmith9342 Butalezi

[@thelegendaryarrox5559]

That’s actually awesome

[@UwU-xk5cx]

The only thing that could make it more perfect is that the british were actual british guards or at least soldiers

[@keyboardwarrior9258]

Bs. There aren't 4000 Zulus in this movie. Besides the shields are some cheap imitation, not made of real thick cow hide.

[@krieger7510]

Private: SIR WERE SURROUNDED!!! Sarge: good, now we don’t need to aim

[@joelimwan6611]

Use a machine gun

[@augustkoningen9970]

Actually Mr. "Mad Jack" Churchill said something like that when He was encircled in Italy.

[@fabricatorgeneralchadius1114]

Fair fight

[@SStupendous]

@@joelimwan6611 Gatling guns

[@kingdipshiz]

Us a heavy flamer with the tight formations the fire will hit more people

[@Sana_a04]

0:38 The music is so good that even the Zulu warriors are drumming to the beat.

[@mark76443]

Na. It was a movie and in the movie there was no music. Only the voices. So... They did that to warn the British that they were ready Edit:if this is a joke don't judge me

[@PrakashJamaica]

smells like a fresh r/wooosh

[@Warhammerfan667]

@@PrakashJamaica who are you whooshing

[@iwouldliketobelievethattha7561]

@@mark76443 jesus christ you are so stupid

[@antiblackopsunit]

​​​@@mark76443r/wooosh

[@TheGoofyAhh142]

That one mom: aww my son is playing with Zulu and British toys! What the son sees:

[@avislam4390]

What a normal kid watches:coco melon or something What I watched when I was 7:

[@luisanoa6368]

Me to bro me at 7😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@rayan-games-2011]

current child at 7: cocomelon and a shit ton of brainrot me at 7:

[@user-ku1gu2mm7g]

My brain when I was a child due to my love of history and the evolution of war:

[@AimlessSavant]

150 single shot Riflemen defending a medical building versus an army of 4,000 close quarters warriors. Fuck, That.

[@SnowHawkX]

It's not as impossible as it sounds. They had every advantage in terms of quality, literally the only advantage of the Zulu's was their numbers. The Zulus rushed line infantry head on, tripping and falling over their dead comrades only to fight well trained men with bayonets standing behind fortifications. All the men didn't fire all at once either, there were constant and concentrated volleys going right into a huge blob of Zulus. Each volley left a new ridge of corpses, making it difficult to just run in. I'm not saying it was not impressive work from the British, but similarily to the Battle of Thermopylae, it's easy to think it was more of a feat than it actually was.

[@TheAKgunner]

+Mattias Gabrielsson Still, it's damn impressive.

[@Atkrdu]

Although the Spartans didn't have the same issues the British did. They lucked into terrain (which they DID have the idea to use) & they also had gear that worked in their favor (armor well beyond what the Persians could easily work against & weapons that would go right through what the Persians where using for protection). Sure, it would take a good degree of athleticism to do this & some other traits that were handy for this type of fighting- but it wasn't like it gets made out to be. David & Goliath comes to mind- bringing that sling to the duel was like taking a .45 to a knife fight. Vikings, too. Sure, they worked out & were capable fighters- but it's a big guy swinging a weapon he could afford that happens to work well with some extra weight on top of the brawn.

[@TheAKgunner]

+Atkrdu A gun isn't always a game winner in a knife fight. An expert with a knife will always have the edge over an idiot with a gun. That being said, you make an excellent point.

[@Atkrdu]

Thank you. That point about the gun & the knife is the truth- the one with the gun might not even have it chambered & ready to go. Honestly, I figure I'd rather have a blade (that I can access quickly) if I were within arm's reach. Dealing with some instigator that's in a car while I'm on the side of the road, not so much. People forget about the car, not just the person that's possibly got a gun pointed at the door ready to shoot through it. Makes a good case against gun restrictions & for a non-gun dueling tradition, in my opinion.

[@fireflyfireworks668]

"Oh shit, we're surrounded..." - "Stop talking bullshit, we're in a target-rich environment!"

[@fabricatorgeneralchadius1114]

Phrases I never want to hear again for 200

[@fabricatorgeneralchadius1114]

@Brian Szymczak it's a game show meme

[@fabricatorgeneralchadius1114]

@Brian Szymczak it's good bro

[@RonaldTrumpOfficial]

@Cheesecake is Good Good. Now we can do a little thing called 500 kills in 20 seconds.

[@firingallcylinders2949]

"That simplifies the situation"

[@gailfrances1960]

If you don't really know the context behind the battle of rorke's drift the reason why the british didn't retreat was because the zulus were incredibly fast so the zulus could easily catch up to them and the most troops that escaped isandhlwana were the cavalry

[@leekirkham1985]

That isn't the full context "Dalton pointed out that a small column, travelling in open country and burdened with carts full of hospital patients, would be easily overtaken and defeated by a numerically superior Zulu force, and so it was soon agreed that the only acceptable course was to remain and fight."

[@laytonrobinson-gr5qp]

They used a horn attack system which was absolutely terrifying and they repelled it with little forces

[@leomarsubala115]

Her : he's probably cheating on me Me with the Boys :

[@sheldon-cooper]

Zulu's: We have 4000 fresh men attacking a small encampment held by only 160 men, some of them wounded. This will be easy British: *Laughs in modern technology and a few hundred years of perfected seige warfare*

[@sheldon-cooper]

@marios gianopoulos depends on the setting

[@sheldon-cooper]

@marios gianopoulos if we're talking medieval then longbows and plate armour tip this battle *massively* in favour of the British

[@_s_9920]

@@terrum-c7s Both Germanic and "Celtic" britons were still way ahead of Africa, the British Isles were way ahead of Africa long before AD.

[@thadmeboy1129]

When the british were in a 20000 to 8000 battle days prior *Insert shrek making concerned face here*

[@bruv2249]

Whos forgoting the 7 years war, also im pretty sure the british fought in 100 years war, everbody forgot that, the british are amazing at warfare.

[@griffinkelley8785]

Interview: what was the worst thing that happened during the colonizing of America and Africa British soldiers: they bloody spilled my tea those damn wanks

[@alexanderrowe790]

should be "wankers" top marks for effort though!

[@Aml_07]

And move bloody to just before tea

[@Driver-Nephi]

@@alexanderrowe790 wanks can be an insult too

[@Fr_87]

@@Driver-Nephi "You are a wank" just hits in a novel way

[@gavblack]

congrats on becoming the second largest spanish speaking country in the world

[@AfroLion01]

As a Coloured with family from KwaZulu Natal, I probably had ancestors in both sides of this assault 😅😂

[@amitkenan3878]

Imagine how the spirits of your ancestors react to your existence😂

[@moonshine6304]

You're a walking peace treaty

[@natheriver8910]

​@@moonshine6304lol

[@arthurwellesley1stdukeofwe890]

The Empire Strikes Back, The sun never sets on the British Empire! 🇬🇧

[@The-madlad-v1p]

More like the British praying they aren't whipped out of their "new continent"

[@XWeeAce999X]

@@The-madlad-v1p you realise we won right?

[@talkinhead9649]

*Girls:* Oh my gosh! We are going to South Africa! Such a beautiful country! *Boys:*

[@thomaslemmons1603]

*where do I sign?*

[@titansparta3920]

I'm in. Follow me my brothers. Unto to victory we fight. [Warhammer 40k]

[@icebear7173]

Where’s the field trip sign up paper than I’m in

[@johnathanblackwell9960]

*March of the British Grenadiers intensifies*

[@therustedshank9995]

Hell yeah sign me up

[@gabrieltoews4479]

I like how this movie didn't portray either side as evil or a bunch of savages which more surprising because this movie was made in the 1960s

[@GonnaDieNever]

it really is a good movie.

[@pr3pp3rchan69]

People "wrote" better movies before "Special effects" because they (had to) >Look at old Star Wars vs new Star Wars...

[@LordVader1094]

@Louis Vanden Broucke That's incredibly false. Numerous movies in the 1960s were political.

[@andrewmarshall4604]

They should make a version of the movie where, after the Zulus salute them as fellow braves, the sympathetic British share some of their food and even nurse the wounded Zulu prisoners back to health.

[@teamcastro9187]

gabriel toews Also the zulu extras were actual zulu tribesmen

[@raulindoraptor1461]

Hear the original: 😀 Hear it whit a movie escene: 😎

[@Alex_Guy1011]

*_"REAR RANK! FIRE!"_* *Ear-raping blast of rifles, followed by the loud thumping sound of Zulu warriors falling over.* *_"ADVANCE!"_*

[@patriot1724]

The fact that only 17 British died just makes this defence so much cooler

[@Smelly556]

Pretty sure less than 17 died in the actual battle

[@KatSerya]

@@Smelly556 I am surprised that they had won, they were clearly outnumbered, the only thing the Zulu had to do was charge and brutally overwhelm them with superior numbers.

[@Smelly556]

@@KatSerya thats...exactly what they did. The brits had superior everything. Planning,weaponry, and terrain. The Zulu were quite far away when the brits saw them, and they knew the Zulu were coming beforehand,allowing preperations

[@gen169]

@@Smelly556 yeah and the battle tactics of zulus were ineffective to the entrenched Brits. And Zulu weaponry was mainly effective against other tribes not European powers

[@Smelly556]

@@gen169 the Zulu tactics were actually quite good, just outdated. Zulu tactics beat the Roman's, having younger, more agile soldiers form the horns of your army while the older more experienced form the center. The quicker ones outflank the main army while the more experienced ones clash in the middle, its quite effective. But outflanking gets thrown out the window when they know you are coming, know your tactics, and can kill you from a football field away. Not to mention that there were no "experienced", soldiers in the army that attacked rorkes drift. The army that attacked was the loins of the Zulu, basically the reserve army. It consisted wholly of fresh young Zulu soldiers with no battle experience. That's why they legit just sprint towards the brits with no tactics

[@suspense8282]

Places occupied by the queen This list is incomplete. You can help by *expanding it*

[@hauptmannneufeld]

For the Empire

[@HateNetSlime]

*I SEE this GAY FACE Everywhere, but uses 40-different names!!!!*

[@jiggajigjones8210]

King and Country!

[@ultknight3135]

Nice reference brother

[@titansparta3920]

@@ultknight3135 British rifle man "BROTHER I AM PINNED HERE"

[@lemondelbosque7702]

The British fought for 10 straight hours, they had a magazine of 20,000 rifle rounds, 900 of those were left by the end. We may have never had a large army, but by god was it effective.

[@Uncle_Hermit]

Me and my Friends During a Hardest Pillager Raid

[@1stcaptainraldoron538]

140 men with only 100 combat effective troops, against nearly 4,000 warriors. I don’t care if they had guns or not, those Brits had some massive fcking balls for pulling off this battle.

[@bobmcbob49]

People put way too much emphasis on guns in the anglo-zulu war. Is a gun a better weapon than an iklwa? Yes, but when you're that badly outnumbered, a breach-loader isn't going to do you a whole lot of good before the Zulu close the gap. Especially considering that when the Zulu are properly structured they have the youngest and fittest sprinting up both flanks to start the melee as soon as possible, while the more experienced force advances up the middle, firing if they had guns as well.

[@kaktus.3701]

Carter Gates imagine just chilling, watching the horizon and suddenly 4000 fucking dudes sprinting full speed at you

[@gorgor6978]

They didn't really fight 4000 impi, and you could imagine there were only 100 or 200 zulu warriors that could attack at a time. They did, however, fought off a 1/4 of the zulu force, which then retreated because it shouldn't had had even attacked Rorke's drift.

[@courier6875]

Only thing I’m gonna say is the zulus were marching for longer than they thought they would be meaning they were hungry and tired

[@alpen6652]

You should see some of the shit we did in Afghanistan, including a bayonet charge in 2012 and literally riding on the side of helicopters into battle (as in strapped to the side of an Apache gunship).

[@costantinemf4207]

Me and the boys protecting a village in a pillage raid in minecraft:

[@commandoti8111]

True

[@slovakvladimir5316]

Meh, with mods, its worse than the normal raid....

[@costantinemf4207]

@@slovakvladimir5316 ok

[@christosvardis]

Ε ισαι ελληνας;;;;;

[@costantinemf4207]

@@christosvardis ναι

[@jaredjosephsongheng372]

Sabaton - Rorke's Drift News that came that morning told that the main force had been slain Chance for peace and justice gone and all talks had been in vain A prince had been offended and he has gone the path of war Now that 1500 men are dead and the Zulu's at the door Zulus attack Fight back to back Show them no mercy and Fire at will Kill or be killed Facing, awaiting A hostile spear, a new frontier, the end is near There's no surrender The lines must hold, their story told, Rorke's drift controlled Later on that fateful day as they head towards the drift Stacking boxes, fortify, preparations must be swift Spears and shields of oxen hide facing uniforms and guns As the rifles fire, echoes higher, beating like the sound of drums Zulus attack Fight back to back Show them no mercy and Fire at will Kill or be killed Facing, awaiting A hostile spear, a new frontier, the end is near There's no surrender The lines must hold, their story told, Rorke's drift controlled 1879, when a few held the line Back to back, attack, the dead are stacked Where a last stand was made, and the empire saved Back to back, attack, the dead are stacked Zulus attack Fight back to back Show them no mercy and Fire at will Kill or be killed Facing, awaiting A hostile spear, a new frontier, the end is near There's no surrender The lines must hold, their story told, Rorke's drift controlled A hostile spear, a new frontier, the end is near There's no surrender The lines must hold, their story told, Rorke's drift controlled

[@prussianbirdproductions56]

Respect both sides the Zulus had a lot of balls facing a super power that owned a quarter of the world and the British had a Lotta courage to fight against such a massive number

[@prussianbirdproductions56]

@Ruben Malait III thank you this world would be a better place without auto correct

[@L_mattox]

Coronavirus: Enters my body My immune system:

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Coronavirus: Prepare for trouble! HIV:And make it double!

[@minoreror9961]

ShieldBuddy WoT MCPE Memes The flu: (That fucking cat. Don’t remember it’s name.)

[@Meme-lf8tx]

Yes

[@burstingwizard975]

@@shieldde6209 Fuckin' got me 🤣

[@sakuchaoran5985]

VIRUS ATTACK ! STRIKE FRONT AND BACK ! MAKING ANTIDOTE AND IMUNE AT WILL PILLS OR BE KILLED BEDDING AND WAITING ! xD

[@mkotow]

Isandlwana: 8:1 British Forces routed Rorke's Drift: 26:1 British Forces hold Puts into perspective how amazing the victory at Rorke's Drift was

[@zam122102]

Well the thing is after like 800 Zulu died they retreated I mean they lost less soldier then the brits did

[@Tonyx.yt.]

at isandlwana defensive lines are overextended, poor ammo supply (many soldiers run out of ammo) and they lack of reconnaissance

[@matthiuskoenig3378]

Zachary firestone at isandlwana the british didn't set up proper defenses as their limited recon had said it was a small zulu force (which turned out to be only one of the 4000 man horns) 2000 guns vs 4000 spears is in the british favour. so they didn't see a need to set up defenses or a proper supply network (if they had drawn up their lines right by their ammo many argue they would have repelled the attack. the zulus still lost 2500 men dead and another 2000 wounded, vs 1300 killed (the zulus killed all the british they captured) with 500 escaping at rockes drift the british only had 250 men (and the zulus had 4000) and so new they were in worse position and thus set up defenses. they killed 375 and captured another 500 wounded. while the british lost 17men and a further 15 wounded. the main british force (about 6000men) who were looking for the zulus heard of the main battle (isandlwana) and headed only to find all the dead bodies (which had also supposedly been defilled) and then rushed to rockes drift. this is one reason why the zulus didn't attack again as the main british force outnumbered them and had guns, and they would be cut off from retreat. we see the zulus left at 7am and the british army arrived at 8am. some sources claim the 500 wounded zulus were then burried alive with their dead as revenge for the defilled men lost the previous day. the other reason the zulus left was because they had dirrect orders not to attack rockes drift (as it was in british land) from the king, and almost 900 lost (plus more that could walk) is already a bad enough thing to have to explain. in total the british lost 1332 men (dead and wounded) and the zulus lost atleast 5400 men dead and wounded. so at neither battle did the zulus loose less soldiers then the british did, and the main british army was still alive and would come back (with afew reinforcements) and win every following battle with less then 100 men lost each battle.

[@oam6626]

mkotow Isabdlwana was a different situation

[@hansvonzisimann44]

Actually the force that attacked Rorke's Drift was the reinforcement force named "testicles" while the whole army attacked Idlandlwana but still if you consider that many of the brits on Rorke's Drift had almost no military experience its is indeed a heroic stand

[@jayfenny7461]

In over 2000 years now nearly, the British isles have waged wars in and amongst themselves, with others. Many times over the British states 200 year history they have gotten close too. But here we are. 2022. We have not been invaded, crushed, destroyed or abolished for 1000 years. Libertas et Regna, Rule Britannia!

[@jayfenny7461]

@Evan Mauger if you can do some basic math you will find out that that was 1000 years ago

[@sirbader1]

Give it 20 years.....

[@jayfenny7461]

@@sirbader1 lol

[@sirbader1]

@jayfenny7461 I dunno what's funny about that.

[@jayfenny7461]

@@sirbader1 because if you can’t laugh at the horrible state of the country then you will never enjoy life because of how depressing the world is

[@WhiteIkiryo-yt2it]

How every retail worker feels on Black Friday.

[@attilahildebrand8449]

2019: Let's raid Area 51, they cant stop all of us! 1879: Let's raid Rokes Drift, they cant stop all of us!

[@Mioncb]

Magyarr

[@greatwhiteironic9085]

But they can doe

[@MasonGreenWeed]

1528 : let's siege Vienna, they can't stop all of us

[@thatonesoldier111]

Wow history really does repeat itself

[@joannaananicz2797]

Lkl

[@PantherJaguar]

What blows my mind about this movie is that it was made in the 60's. It would have been so easy for the filmmakers to get away at the time with depicting the Zulu as really racist evil stereotypes that want to kill innocent white people. They didn't do that. Instead the filmmakers were extremely respectful to history and did not demonize other side. This movie is pretty much told an unbiased story of what actually happened and rightfully applauds the extreme courage of both sides.

[@prussianmapping9149]

Now they call the movie racist lol

[@PantherJaguar]

@@prussianmapping9149 Who does? I've never heard off anyone call this movie racist.

[@ConvenienceMan]

Also they made the costumes as accurate as possible

[@abdellahkoraichi6010]

Wow, that's a nice point about the movie, thanks!!!

[@VampireNewl]

You can always tell when the writer/director actually respects the history rather than just trying to make a blockbuster or push a message.

[@Desk-1]

what it feels like to play the Anglo-Zulu wars games on roblox:

[@MegaCalliou]

But then when finally the officer does smth

[@Wawacat8725]

My favorite history/war game

[@mrlemondude2944]

Imagine being a young soldier who was injured , who thought he was away from such battles.

[@triangulum8869]

Wakandans: “This will be the end of wakanda” British: *“GOD SAVE THE QUEEN”*

[@stukaincoming]

The British Empire strikes again! This edition: SPACE CONQUEST

[@stukaincoming]

Seeing ur name i should get a Stuka picture 🤔

[@crystalpixelmcneice2854]

Long live the queen

[@ThomasJefferson-bu7qk]

it's hard to believe a tiny island literally ruled 3/4 of the world.

[@alexojideagu]

Because they had guns and cannons. Just as the French, Spanish and Italian colonialists.

[@danielboyd320]

yes, but the French, Spanish and Italians didn't do almost as well as we did.

[@ThomasJefferson-bu7qk]

@@danielboyd320 Same comment posted as the guy above.

[@dreadpiraterobertsii4420]

Well remember they had Ireland as well so tiny islands technically

[@architecthoirobl4733]

The sun will never set on the French third Republic lol what number are we on now 7

[@sygmarvexarion7891]

Don't bring a spear to a gun fight.

[@sheldon-cooper]

It worked for them at isandlwana

[@toontown9854]

Chad Zulus didn't need Guns

[@keanchristoffbusmeon5039]

​@@toontown9854bro they used guns 🗿

[@NegativeComment]

Yeah bro they also have aim issue💀​@@keanchristoffbusmeon5039

[@Sina.575]

​@@toontown9854 that's why they got annihilated ?

[@mike_oxlong4387]

Good and bad im proud of my country's history and empire 🇬🇧🫡

[@GabAk-45]

Long live Britannia

[@Cotac_Rastic]

The sun never set on rooineks because he couldnt trust you in the dark.

[@zyfapaja258]

Meanwhile in EU4: Zulu tech: 3/3/3 British tech: 20/20/20 4k vs 150 = Zulu ragequit

[@theomnissiah-9120]

Zły Fapaja lol

[@zyfapaja258]

its so true

[@obi-wankeknobi8413]

XDDD

[@habernack2932]

Usually africans somehow manage to be on the same tech as europeans in mid- endgame though

[@RezzLeiden]

That is due to the removal of westernization.

[@sheldon-cooper]

Zulu's: "We outnumber you 26:1" Britain:" Then it is an even fight"

[@naughtydog201]

Sheldon Cooper You do know about the Battle of Isandlwana right?...

[@sheldon-cooper]

@@naughtydog201 yes. These two battles are a good example of a battlefield making all the difference. The men stationed at Isandlwana had no guards posted to warn of an attack and the ground itself was flat and open. Perfect for the zulus traditional tactic (the horns of the buffalo) to decimate the camp, plus it was the main zulu force counting beyond 10,000 warriors whilst only 1500 British soldiers were there On the other hand, Rorke's drift was a small encampment with proper buildings and ( while somewhat hastily thrown together) had a defensive wall that provided a good perimeter for the roughly 160 British troops to guards comfortably. A smaller force of zulu's numbering around 4000 attacked Rorke's drift but their preferred tactic didn't work because the british were behind a wall and could fire in all directions with ease

[@naughtydog201]

Sheldon Cooper Good man. Just had to check; many do not know of it. Goes to show what a difference strategy and competent commanders make. I do find it rather irritating that the English have always immortalised Rorke's Drift but largely forget Isandlwana. I guess it is normal for any country to want to brag of their victories and not their losses. We are the same. I visit both battlefields often. Amazing part of my country's history. You'd be surprised at how plain the land is. If you didn't know the history, you'd think nothing ever happened there. I guess the same holds true for any battlefield visited today. If you haven't before, go check out Zulu Dawn (1979). Great film and largely forgotten. Probably because of the reasons I outlined.

[@sheldon-cooper]

@@naughtydog201 oh yeah it shouldn't be forgotten that Isandlwana is the greatest defeat ever hand to a technologically advanced army by an inferior(technology wise) one

[@imgvillasrc1608]

@@naughtydog201 The more annoying part is that other more intense and important Anglo-Zulu War battles were largely forgotten. The Battle of Kambula was considered the turning point of the war. Then there's the Siege of Eshowe, a rather boring skirmish, but reading about the British and Zulu plans and preparations to one up the other was intense. There's also the Battle of Gingindlovu which showed showed how superior the british were and how one sided the war really was when they weren't fooling around like the last time. These three battles would be great sequels for a Zulu movie series.

[@juliovictormanuelschaeffer8370]

No cannons. No cavalry. No support. Just a group of men, armed with one-shot rifles and six-shooters against hundreds of spearmen coming from every direction. A Last Stand, indeed.

[@TheGoofyAhh142]

Calvary arrived but they didn't manage to support

[@Wechz750]

Well they still lost

[@TheGoofyAhh142]

@@Wechz750 they lost at isandlwana

[@demonraisa5350]

Me and my friends protecting my country:

[@poley099]

Me and the bois chilling on Roblox at 3am:

[@piglin469]

DAMM ukraine

[@LeiWulong7802]

South Africa is the land of the Khoisan peoples, the Europeans were there before the Zulus

[@brolutiongaming3983]

Girls: “Were going to Africa, it’s going to be amazing full of rich culture.” Boys:

[@doofkos]

In Africa there are boys too... and they will win song-battle: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pILVdmushLJjqdU

[@paladinboyd1228]

Brolution Gaming, Me: See that land It’s the Queens. *plants flag*

[@doofkos]

@@paladinboyd1228, a wild Zulu appears....

[@dinorockchick0652]

*angry british girl noises*

[@robertbalazslorincz8218]

*repels Zulu warriors using rifles and bayonets*

[@zacharymohammadi]

Who would win: 4,000 elite Zulu warriors, the Spartans of Africa 150 red tea lovers with bolt action rifles

[@thisisbear994]

O contraire they also had at least 1 revolver

[@icyknightmare4592]

Not even that. The Martini Henry is a single shot breech loader.

[@dereklee796]

What You Expect From The Boinet Chargers...

[@adventussaxonum448]

"And a bayonet, with some guts behind it" ....Colour Sergeant Bourne.

[@aggieboy4602]

The 4000 would if the leadership wasn’t retarded. They sent their troops in waves rather than all at once overrunning them. The first troops they sent they were ordered to just stand there and let them shoot at them. It was so they could “test their firepower” imagine being told to just go stand there and die. Don’t fight, don’t run, just go over there and make them shoot at you.

[@Tokax]

this is one of the best music videos on yt, the epic quality from 1964 from the film as well as sabatons music is a perfect combination

[@puhamaci2009]

what is the movie name?

[@theronraam23]

​@@puhamaci2009Zulu (1964)

[@user-uv5ls9kf4j]

​@@puhamaci2009Zulu

[@user-uv5ls9kf4j]

​@@puhamaci2009the movie name is Zulu

[@puhamaci2009]

@@user-uv5ls9kf4j Thx!

[@alexandersoledad9706]

Man thes black Fridays are getting out of hand.

[@Inesterana]

That moment when Shaka declares war on you in civ 5.

[@HoppouChan]

The moment when you achieve a world conquest on emperor as Shaka in 1200. RIP Polynesia, you were the first to fall in 1700BC

[@Jakitojestkolor]

That moment when Chengis Chan finished researching cavlary on diety.

[@HoppouChan]

That moment when your German neighbour researched public administration in CiV Vanilla.

[@raymobley705]

that moment when Gandhi nukes you

[@comedymask5340]

The moment you try to fight all of the Central American tribes with about 5k troops in EUIV

[@RealistReviewer]

Many of the soldiers where patients of the hospital, truly admirable that they got out of their sick beds, dusted themselves off and managed to defend it against all odds.

[@LeviForWaifu]

@Megalodon Unlocked It wasn't Zulu territory. The local tribe had no issue with the British being there to protect them from the Zulu who killed and genocided all those who wouldn't join them.

[@olehsztul6177]

​@@LeviForWaifu Imperialism and chauvinism is bad kids no matter from what country it comes from.

[@XXXTENTAClON227]

I know your comment is old but I saw something like this on a short documentary about ISIS. The journalist and cameraman are trapped in a civilian house surrounded by IS fighters, and its just incredible how resilient the army was, one soldiers hopped in after getting shot in the foot, bandaged it himself, and hopped back out because their numbers were insufficient. War brings out the worst in humans, but it also brings out some incredible courage at times.

[@hfhso37ndnks]

Had no other choice in the matter either die, or die fighting.

[@OhioYANKEE1865]

There isn’t a drug on this planet that gives me the rush I get when I listen to this song thinking about those officers yelling volley fire as the Zulu army advances on your greatly outnumbered outpost being that close to the enemy matched as warriors knowing that if for a moment you hesitated you would meet your end what a masterpiece of music this is.

[@wilkinstokarev5705]

As a Russian I'll say that the British disciplined fire by rank technique saved them from annihilation 🇷🇺❤️💪🇬🇧 Rule Britannia!

[@Dimovuha222]

There were only 109 british soldiers that were able to hold a gun, others were wounded or sick.

[@northernmonkey8759]

They still fought when the Zulus got into the hospital.

[@TheSalamander_]

40:1 Poland? That all it takes? :P

[@TheRealRusDaddy]

being wounded or sick doesn't necessarily stop you from using a gun or a sword

[@Dimovuha222]

ThePeaceMaker28 When you are sick your perfomance is significally worse, cause your body is wasting a lot ot resources trying to recover you

[@reyllantenefrancia5693]

I think that was awesome you know, even though your body is tired you still keep on fighting.

[@Ernest-From-England]

Girls: I hate PE so much *Boys: re-enacting rorke's drift in the changing rooms*

[@rickvaartjes2310]

I hope with real guns and spears

[@dominicbrunsmeier]

yeah, this film fits perfectly. It actually took me some time to understand that this isn't sabbaton clip, and actually film called, as you can imagine, "Zulu".

[@Crom_Apsotle]

Actually this isn't Zulu Dawn, it's Zulu(1969). Zulu Dawn is a different film

[@dominicbrunsmeier]

@@Crom_Apsotle aknowledged

[@jazdajazda2191]

@@Crom_Apsotle 1964

[@TheCrazyBrit82]

‘Oh bother I missed my 100th savage today’ said Pooh as he chambered another round in his Martini-Henry BL Lever Action Rifle. 💀

[@RJFawlkes]

A reminder that the Brits at Rorke's Drift were so chad that the movie had to alter the death count to be worse than it was in order to add a bit of suspense!

[@ArchieM2405]

If you count the number of death scenes, which I did 'cos I'm a nerd, it comes to 17, the exact number killed at Rorkes Drift.

[@RonaldTrumpOfficial]

We all drank tea, that’s why. If you want to know what tea is it’s actually strength 10000 potions.

[@centurionmk5236]

@@RonaldTrumpOfficial as a brit i can agree. After some good tea you can do anything

[@policeMarcus]

We shouldn't exclude the africans, welsh and irishmen fighting at britains side!

[@CalebVonGames]

@@ArchieM2405 Did the same when I watched it I see you are a man of culture just like me.

[@arfon2000]

Rorke's drift is an odd one because it is probably one of the greatest battles in British history, but it comes after arguably the worst defeat in British history. Still, both make for great films.

[@M_W_L_F]

If it involves the British empire losing after invading, its all G 😊

[@arfon2000]

@@M_W_L_F the British won at Rorke’s drift handily.

[@XXXTENTAClON227]

@@M_W_L_F you know they were both “invaders” right? South Africa was a British colony and the Zulus were not part of it. I feel like you’re confusing them for rebels or the boers? In fact the British were technically the defenders in this war

[@josephmclaughlin8645]

Arguably is an understatement. Islandwana is seen by most historians as the worst defeat ever suffered by a technologicaly superior force against a technologicaly inferior enemy.

[@mkajkot2563]

@@XXXTENTAClON227 Still, Fuck British Empire

[@etac774]

Chefs defending their kitchen from the pansexuals:

[@gioelecampagnuolo1130]

Teacher: okay guys, for the school trip we’re going to South Africa Girls: Wow, we’re going to see the elephants and the giraffes. Boys: 😎🇬🇧⚔️💂

[@JoshBortolotti]

"God Save the Queen" versus "Wakanda Forever"

[@mekhane.broken9678]

Hehehe we know who won

[@insloanwetrust]

Rome 2000 years ago was in a better state than africa has been in any period of time since then, that says it all

[@doofkos]

No, Zulu war song vs. Men of Harlech: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pILVdmushLJjqdU

[@maleficar5776]

​@@whatever12. or you could look at it as the medieval period being a regression. If humanity had stayed together and a certain library hadn't burned than mankind today could've been more advanced than it currently is.

[@kickbutoxy1218]

*Foreva

[@steampunkerton]

Me and the bois defending the churchill statue

[@steampunkerton]

@@memelyshorts643 A fine line between Protesters and Anarchist Rioters, They're Anarchist Rioters.

[@callofduty3114]

Hahahha

[@thewarlordhimself]

True.

[@panzermk4953]

Hans ga Get the panzerfaust we will defend the statue

[@zabojczykapeluszrabadona665]

Church chill chilling in church

[@eutropius2699]

Mad lads, I found this video after watching Zulu for the first time, this video got me into Sabaton and dam they are one of my most listened to bands now

[@The-madlad-v1p]

Who called?

[@mikemodels928]

This battle shows how terrific rifles really are

[@chaimafaghet7343]

The Zulus had more guns. It shows how important *aiming* is.

[@pattyguy]

@@chaimafaghet7343 no lol

[@user-vi7ry4le8x]

​@@pattyguy Rip aim bozo 💀

[@kateschmid2889]

I'm a South African and I remember going to Rorke's Drift on a school trip once, and we walked along the battlefield and the tour guide explained the strategies of the Zulu and British forces. This song with the video makes it seem so real and exciting! It should be mandatory viewing for school trips to Rorke's Drift :D

[@arthurg.calixto3338]

Kate Schmid Damn,thats SO cool

[@awesomewelles9174]

Oh fuckoff these wankers dont have a clue about SA history. Footage from fkn Zulu? Jezziskrist.

[@shanef.4151]

Kate Schmid What they don’t tell you is that the Zulus almost won but THEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED

[@benwallis1222]

Kate Schmid I am British and would love to see it

[@generalwilhelm8613]

Whites and blacks should just get along

[@mortanes2]

2:40 Life.exe stopped working. This guy just... just died.

[@woodenfloor3131]

deARKYzator ! Zulus had a few guns also

[@1IbramGaunt]

Not just any guns either, the exact same Martini-Henry rifles the British were using, taken from the dead at Isandlwana. Is bad enough to die at all but when it's a rifle and bullet until recently held by not just a fellow British soldier but a friend from your own regiment that's gotta really STING

[@najibameen1947]

deARKYzator ! .

[@zodiac2701]

if you watched the movie, you would know he was shot.. plus, its just common sense. You can't just break rank like that Edit: Oh joy, he deleted his comment.. He originally said that he was "laying down to aim better"

[@funnytrialman3112]

Soldier 546 died from heart attack

[@user-dz6oy7bd1t]

Man.. I had an earth science teacher who asked everyone to bring in a song related to a sort of political/climate change happening back in the 2000s. Signed up with a Disturbed cover of 'Land of Confusion'. I can only imagine a history teacher doing something similar but everyone brings in really specific tracks by Sabaton, related to the class subject at the time

[@Croco_44]

Me and the bois guarding the bathroom during recess:

[@BigFujiLittleFilm]

Who would win? 3000 native Zulu warriors or Some pale dudes with wierd metal sticks

[@TexsVlogsBlogsandDogs]

Apache Attack Helicopter

[@gustavusadolphus9246]

Arturia Pendragon 4000 and they had guns too

[@flaviusbelisarius7517]

the Zulu weren't even native to this part of Africa, they migrated south in to British territory

[@vanillaicecream2385]

who would win an army of well trained elites supported by an army of metal monsters commanded by the best commander of the time that have never been stopped or some angry farmers in holes from australia

[@jakarnilson]

It depends. Are they behind impromptu walls of a kraal or with their back to a bluff on a wide open plain?

[@kingmattheo3144]

Sabaton- The fight for the last N-word pass

[@solomon4554]

😭🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂💀💀

[@Knave_Orange_24]

Lol

[@sovereignrepublicofcopticx6397]

@knoll dusi What if the name of Poland-

[@Kijanek_]

fells good NIGGA

[@balintx2980]

@Knoll Dusán Mi a fasz? Ez hogy jött ide xd

[@C.A._Old]

*I was watched this movie and its fantastic ever made it in 1960s!*

[@zvenafnazbalji7539]

I absolutely ADORE the fact they used actual Zulu tribesmen for this movie instead of having actors portraying them.

[@halo7oo]

All these people saying the Zulus were defending their homeland, watch the movie and read up on the Zulu wars, Rorkes Drift was not Zulu territory. And the tribe it did belong to had no problem with the British and WANTED them to help with the Zulus who were becoming increasingly violent towards them.

[@diepssuarez2676]

Actually, it really isn't any of their homes. It first belonged to the dutch who sold it do the british so this is native british land. there were not Zulu ever living there until they assaulted.

[@wingedhussars812]

I hate Blm but I’m not racist.

[@madelynreed8334]

The war itself was more complicated but yes, this battle in particular was not to reclaim their home or any such thing. Extra History has a great series on the Zulus as a whole

[@LeDomge]

Whole south africa belong to stone age tribes of xhosians (bushmen) who lived primarly on the dry north, Bantu tribes like Zulu stllted in this area far mich later, even after the protestant settlers from europe

[@bentomoswall]

@@diepssuarez2676 No, it was originally African.

[@thiagoromitelli9490]

"How to defend a store" Google: Buy cameras and security and you will be safe. Bing:

[@GAKEI97]

What the hell is your profile picture

[@GAKEI97]

I don't think I want to...

[@misby1738]

cameras dont defend by the way

[@GAKEI97]

@@misby1738 we're just trying to have about of a laugh here, also if that was hidden humour woosh me

[@misby1738]

@@GAKEI97 kind of

[@beng7654]

Me and my buddy protecting his liquor store in Kenosha

[@slueepy1232]

A Pretorian Guardsman regiment defending a Feudal World from a Kroot invasion (999.M41, colorised)

[@user-ci7sv8zu8g]

👍

[@rasiabsgamingcorner2258]

If I remember correctly this battle is actually taught as a perfect example of defending a base scenerio.

[@whereisyourpowerarmor2077]

If only the Winged Hussars arrived.

[@centurionmk5236]

The hussars werent around anymore unfortunately

[@glaizaanadelgado3455]

@@centurionmk5236 THEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED

[@ericsheaves7744]

@@centurionmk5236 I could literally hear that going right over your head

[@LieutenantCommanderData]

Honestly I wish. Imagine the Hussars appearing from behind the Brits and destroying the Zulu. It'd be beautiful

[@bignasty389]

@I eat hotwheels cars For the grace, for the might or our WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED

[@semideiadenome.5912]

0:57 i love how the zulus start running exactly at the banger of the music

[@viacheslav1095]

тобі потрібна наша дівізія?

[@RandomRailfan2011]

this defence is the most badass thing ive ever seen

[@helpmereach690subscribers3]

1:47 good job private Jenkins taking down that pocket of air was critical to the defense of Rokes Drift.

[@wingedhussars812]

XD

[@coalitionofrob436]

Wasn't that the Company Sergeant Major? Not Private Jenkins?

[@krieg8943]

Damnit Jenkins use your weapon Jenkins: LEEEEEEROOOY JEEEEENKIIINS!

[@panzer2781]

He hit a guy to his side

[@krieg8943]

SNIPER CHIEF27 it looks like he missed though

[@SiberHavoc]

"well a Zulu will run 50 miles, and fight a battle at the end of it."

[@-tom-1550]

"Well, they've got a very good bass section, mind, but no top tenors, that's for sure."

[@martinguerra5152]

SiberHavoc (british accent) "reloaaaaaad, fireeeeeee t reloaaaaaad, fireeeeeee t" best line of the movie

[@jammydodger1449]

And lose.

[@HipstaHobbit]

Advance!

[@James-dq7oi]

The Zulus ran 50 miles to rorkes drift and lost a battle at the end

[@phillnorley1754]

Me protecting my pack of gum when people find out I got gum

[@vinceryanmacalisang3812]

This puts a whole new meaning to "Wave Defense" like alot

[@Zombiemermaid101]

lEts rAId rorkE's driFt TheY cAN'T stoP aLL of us

[@cletus2921]

Shaka: guys it was just a joke the British came to my door asking questions.

[@stardestroyer2336]

Nononono

[@sheldon-cooper]

Narrator:"They could in fact stop all of them"

[@stardestroyer2336]

Fires Volley with 20 Men and 5 In reserve using Rifles to pick off Stray Zulus.

[@dataexpunged3914]

If they didn't surrender the would've won

[@Flyingtart]

The song is about an attack on a Swedish hospital/missionary facility. Luckily British soldiers were there to defend it, and their defense is regarded as one of history's greatest defenses. The surviving soldiers were rewarded with a total of eleven Victoria Crosses (the most Victoria Crosses ever awarded for one single battle), among other medals, honors and awards.

[@katla3393]

What in gods name were sweds doing in africa?

[@sethgilcrist8088]

Spreading gods word and healing people.

[@italiansoldierfromww2460]

@@sethgilcrist8088 missionaries are hacks

[@Flyingtart]

@@katla3393 swedes are always somewhere doing some stupid stuff, for science or otherwise.

[@suclox12yearsago56]

Flying Dude Hell there people, the Swede has joined the chat

[@fried_watermelon_R]

respect to Britain 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@polskahistoria6090]

I feel this song has lyrics from both Zulu and Anglo perspective. You can see this best in the chorus. (Zulu POV) Zulus, attack! (Zulu POV) Fight back to back! (Zulu POV) Show them no mercy and- (British POV) Fire at will! (Both) Kill or be killed! (Zulu POV) Facing, awaiting a hostile spear, (British POV) A new frontier. (Both) The end is near. (British POV) There's no surrender! (Zulu POV) Their lines must fold! (British POV) Their stories told! (Both) Rorke's drift controlled!

[@ItsRedeagle]

I just realised that.

[@Neskus]

I'm fairly certain most of these lyrics are from the British perspective. Also that line "their lines must fold" is actually "the lines must hold".

[@mrlegkick91]

I think you're imagining it. Its just the british perspective. "Zulus attack, fight back to back, show them no mercy and fire at will" is all from the british perspective

[@NapoleonBonaparde]

When your convenience store gets besieged in Minneapolis

[@zeeeebra6788]

Ur pfp looks like marshal lannes merged with napoleon

[@jordan80673]

Ahh a fellow Minnesotan

[@YourLocalMusketMan]

Ayeeeeew Its The Man Hinself

[@thegamersfaction6343]

That’s messed up lol

[@davidscoltock3970]

British army has a weird habit of winning when outnumbered but losing when we outnumber the enemy

[@quasanchez6179]

Its because people get relaxed when seeing they out number

[@markscouler2534]

Because we had some stupid generals but decent troops the saying lions led by donkeys

[@insloanwetrust]

Britain loves being a plucky underdog.

[@theslavicsailor6654]

Both are caused by insane hubris.

[@Dryhten1801]

Pretty much the only time we lost when we outnumbered an enemy severely was Singapore WW2

[@stephannorden5448]

Heroic - defending civilization against the evil

[@MajorAce_usedtobeMechchad]

The british did bad things too, we should live in peace and respect each other.

[@ZaklogtheGreat]

@@MajorAce_usedtobeMechchad Just curious, have you ever seen the FBI murder stats broken down by race?

[@stephannorden5448]

@@MajorAce_usedtobeMechchad we should but in case of an attack like that we should fight like the red coats did - those brave men

[@MajorAce_usedtobeMechchad]

@@ZaklogtheGreat no

[@johnharlanabila1740]

@@ZaklogtheGreat oh boi no

[@user-lb7oj1fx2y]

A relative of my friend, Sergeant Neill Kiggers, was a participant in that clash, killed many Zulus, and helped save the lives of many Boers and other fine people, bright memory to him. Neill Kiggers!

[@DeezNuts-cg9gl]

"Death before dishonour." - One of the mottos of the old Royal Regiment of Wales.

[@DeezNuts-cg9gl]

32 soldiers at Rorke's Drift were known to be Welsh. Also the myth about them being majority Welsh comes from the army reforms in the 1880s, which made the 24th ROF into the South Wales Borderers, which made the regiment definitely Welsh.

[@unrealhatred]

I was so confused, I read that as 'Death before dinosaur'. I don't even know how my brain misread that.

[@DeezNuts-cg9gl]

Motto of the Royal Dinosaur Regiment.

[@evanpenny5298]

yay I'm welsh

[@SomberYeti]

I thought it was japanese..... OH LOOK YOUR PROFILE PIC XD

[@Minx5892]

What bravery from both sides. *Looks down at comments* Dagnabit.

[@DumDumHistory]

The great lesson of KZbin - the comments are everything-ist.

[@screamsinrussian5773]

@Kyros Droztamyr oy vey

[@kickbutoxy1218]

The comment section is even better than the song 😅

[@uberz4200]

Sabaton is the shining gem of all rock bands, its even better than ACDC and Metallica

[@ItsRedeagle]

True. I listen to more sabron songs as compared to Metallica or ACDC

[@deangabrielnemenio317]

Salute to the heroes of Britain