SABATON - The Unkillable Soldier - OldSkuleNerd Reaction

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[@mikaelengdahl4135]

It´s a good sound and I like that "Indy" is playing the main character..... Every gesture is soooooo English 😄Great reaction btw !!!

[@samuel10125]

You can tell indy was enjoying every second of it😆

[@truckeronska4019]

Its the same with him acting as the Lawrence of Arabia in the pillars of wisdom music video

[@ForgottenHonor0]

The man kept being sent to the same hospital so many times they actually kept a set of pajamas EXCLUSIVELY FOR HIM! Even Death is like, "OH, COME ON! When can I get this guy?!"

[@geoshark12]

Death ended up giving him a job

[@dandybus1582]

I really like the fact that Sabaton & Indy just look like they’re having a lot of fun! Due to how serious the tone is for most of their music videos, their videos are usually very dramatic. The sequences where the band is celebrating after shooting or detonating Indy are hysterical!

[@kpcraftster6580]

I believe Joakim said his story reads like a Monty python sketch ..I was reading the Wikipedia to my dad just now and we agree we need to find his autobiography and add it to our history book collection/reading

[@jonathanzimmer725]

Happy Odyssey: The Memoirs of Lieutenant-General Sir Adrian Carton de Wiart

[@kpcraftster6580]

@@jonathanzimmer725 yes that one..but it's a little hard to get hold of in my country at the moment ..but we'll definitely get it!

[@mushinbujin]

"Sir Adrian burned down, fell over, THEN sank into the swamp... but the fourth time he stayed up!"

[@lonelysith66]

@@jonathanzimmer725 why am I not surprised by the title? 🤣🤣🤣

[@Menhtrol]

He is the pure unadulterated embodiment of Leroy Jenkins

[@mushinbujin]

Can we take a moment to appreciate Indy's near Charlie Chaplin-level Vaudeville-style acting? He pulls it off so well. And when he stands up out of the trench and TAUNTS the guys on the other side? Incredible. But I also love, as you pointed out, Joakim's reaction when they find him alone and he just throws his hands up like, "What the fuck? You again?!"

[@Madison-iw8ix]

It fits the tone of this guy's life.

[@NetAndyCz]

It is quite crazy what some people survive... while others die of such insignificant injuries.

[@lisafoster4468]

The differences in care, angles, projectile size, and whether debris got stuck would be the biggest factors. Sometimes an injury that sounds insignificant on paper has destroyed a critical structure, too; such is often the case with facial injuries, for example. They are dangerously close to the brain, spine, and huge arteries.

[@grindcorejoe6661]

A whole German Submarine was destroyed because one Sailor mismanaged the Controls of the... Toilet

[@fullyerectscot4370]

@@grindcorejoe6661 the toilet of death

[@miki_dk9604]

Just a tiny little thing. As to aristocracy, royalty and so on. It did not end in Europe after WWI. All three Scandinavian countries still have monarchs, so does Belgium, The Netherlands, the UK (as I'm sure you know), Spain, Monaco, Luxembourg, Andorra, Liechtenstein and technically the Vatican state. Knights still exist, but now mostly ceremonial titles.

[@eerokivisto5103]

The reason he was in Poland when ww2 started was because he was the commander of the British military mission to Poland. He was called back to service when Germany invaded. Apparently he spent the interwar years hunting at an estate owned by his friend who happened to be a Polish nobleman.

[@jakubshepard560]

After Polish-Soviet war he lived in Poland until 1939 when Germans invaded

[@samuel10125]

@@jakubshepard560 15 years according to the wiki.

[@sirboomsalot4902]

Didn’t he end up being an advisor to a future Pope while there?

[@najrenchelf2751]

Is this man the irl origin of the phrase "tis but a scratch"? 😂

[@ChaplainPhantasm]

"A scratch? Yer eye's blown off!"

[@NikesZ28]

Seems like the man had a whole platoon of guardian angels 😇

[@Spanishinquisition98]

The only correction i would make here is: He was born of belgian and irish parents, and since ireland in its entirety was still part of the united kingdom, that does actually qualify him as having british citizenship, though also being born in belgium,i believe that means he also had belgian citizenship so he could identify himself as either and still be correct, at that point its more personal preference

[@Kalvirl]

He was born Belgian, but took an oath to the King of England to become British.

[@nzstump0152]

He was also half irish

[@CobraChicken101]

He actually really didnt care about becoming british at all. When meeting him in 1907, King George asked if he had become a citizen yet. The answer was NO, and the king urged him " to get it sorted". A hint that he need this to advance his career . We call this " forced with a gentle hand" . They couldnt go on and hand out so many medals to foreigners now could they, it would serve them better if he were a british hero. He himself couldnt have cared less. He fought for britain coz they got the first pick, was loyal coz he did have morals and quite frankly they offered lots more opportunities for action than others, being an Empire at the time. But he would have fought for anyone else really.

[@Arcalargo]

You talk about "Unsinkable Molly Brown" but you need to remember Violet Jessup. A stewardess on the Olympic when she was hit leaving port she later was transferred to the Titanic for her maiden voyage. Not wanting to be a stewardess any longer, she went and became a nurse. Serving as a nurse during WWI she was assigned to the Britannic when she struck mines and sank. Injured, she managed to get saved and holds the distinction of serving on all three Olympic class vessels when they were hit.

[@heikobraasch6925]

Sir Adrian is a Legend . His History is like a Myth . And by all the Myth like History , he was a real Person . I like the Story of Sir Adrian . The Story is like a phantastic Roman Story . Sabaton has doin a good Job with these Song and the Video . I like it . And I like you reaction . Greetings from Germany , Heiko

[@milesromine9960]

I am getting hooked on this band.

[@anordman9659]

Kind of easy to do

[@ZealSeraph]

We've all been there.

[@Chrominator2004]

Hah! ARRRGHHH! CARTON!

[@lionfromthenorth4580]

Kind of know the feeling... 😁🤘

[@magnusjohnson4502]

Welcome to the Sabaton Family.

[@albireo8166]

HOW Sir Adrian Paul Ghislain Carton de Wiart served in the Boer War, First World War, and Second World War. He was shot in the face, head, stomach, ankle, leg, hip, and ear; was blinded in his left eye; survived two plane crashes; tunnelled out of a prisoner-of-war camp; and tore off his own fingers when a doctor declined to amputate them. Describing his experiences in the First World War, he wrote, "Frankly I had enjoyed the war". He lived to the ripe age of 83.

[@SelidorSorceress]

Although he will never be popular for obvious reasons, I think of 1 "contender" deserving also the title "unkillable soldier": the half forgotten but in time legendary Prussian and later German officer (From WW 1, 1915 I believe he was elevated to the exclusive rank of FieldMarshall) August von Mackensen, who was in every war from Prussia and Germany from 1870 (French-German or French-Prussian war) till 1945 (WW II), and Germany had a lot of wars in that time. He is known to have erected a statue for the extreme heroism and bravery of his Serbian ADVERSARIES in Belgrado, during WW 1). He is also known a 1 of the very few daring to oppose Hitler concerning the cruelties committed in Poland during WW 2. His reputation was so legendary that even Hitler could not afford to touch him.

[@Metal_Auditor]

I hope Sabaton does a song for Yogendra Singh Yadav. He's another unkillable solder who's still alive today (and only 41). He was given a posthumous award because they assumed he didn't survive the Battle of Tiger Hill, when in fact he had.

[@evagronlund1786]

I really enjoyed this video as well, it's fun and you learn history.

[@MarLin67]

The alternative plot! He was actually so in love with that nurse that he did everything just to meet her again! ;-)

[@MarkoDash]

I was expecting ether a scene of them married at the end of the war, or a scene on his deathbed where she re-appears as a literal angel.

[@maxviking3210]

Wait.. what? Belgium is stil a kingdom, so is Denmark, Norway, UK, Spain, Sweden and a few more. And there is still knights. But great reaction as allways. Best wished from a Swedish Count.

[@bjornrosenlund135]

in Sweden you could only be a knight of you are a Mason that is the only order still active Order of Charles the XIII

[@maxviking3210]

@@bjornrosenlund135 almost right. You can be a knight of a royal order but only if you are foreigner

[@bjornrosenlund135]

@@maxviking3210 I stand corrected you are right

[@DavidStruveDesigns]

I bet those nurses looked like that to the soliders who got their lives saved. Literal angels sent from above.

[@ranekeisenkralle8265]

5:15 The date is August 5th 1914 - one day after the declaration of war - which makes sense given the time it takes to write the article, and get it printed. We are talking oldschool (no pun intended) newspapers here after all. 17:00 I may be mistaken, but I seem to remember that after recovering from his stair-related accident, during his posting in China on some sort of diplomatic job, he - guess what - supposedly told Chairman Mao to his face that he hated communism. Only thing i could think of when learning of his exploits was "YOLO! You Only Live Once" No f's given. None whatsoever.

[@MacOriginalGamer]

DO NOT begrudge the man some hot nurse action!

[@brittjannesath2539]

So fun video, and its almost unbelievable that he survived so many injuries. Great reaction, enjoyed this 👍😀

[@shockwave7195]

Maybe I got you wrong @OldSkuleNerd but Belgium has Monarchy up till today even though, apart from a Veto Right, the King (Philippe atm) has no more rights. So I agree that Belgium is no Kingdom anymore but it's very much like the UK

[@generalofchaos5174]

We also don't really refer to ourselves as a kingdom anymore. I mean, we often use the word "koninklijke" (royal) for certain institutions, like the royal library which is our national library. But yes, our king is more symbolic, even though he has a veto right. He's a public figure who represents the Belgian people. To put it shortly, if we are referred to as a kingdom, then it's more in a formal setting seeing as we still have our monarchy. But other than that we're just Belgium.

[@michaeltunnicliffe4935]

I may be wrong, but I suspect that this video may have been poking fun at video games. They are laughing and joking as though it's just a game. The unrealistic nurse seems to be able to help people just by injecting then with a syringe or touching them. He uses a non WWI weapon (joking how games don't have realistic weapons.) The way he keeps coming back is almost like a player respawning after dying. And I notice he works his way up the ranks. I even noticed at one point he points at the enemy and it reminded me of a player using emotes. Like I say, maybe I'm reading to much into this, but I really do thing they are having a friendly joke about historically inaccurate video games

[@flameendcyborgguy883]

Yea, but it is more of the Parody than Satire. And hey, the story behind the man about who is that song is so Call of Duty like that it fits.

[@elzbietajukic905]

Yes, his father was Belgian, but his mom was Irish, so he had connection to British Empire. As for Poland, Sir Adrian came here in 1919 with official mission. Then He took part in Polish-Ukrainian conflict, fought in Polish-Bolshevik War, received The Cross of Valor twice - 1921, 1941. He also received highest Polish Military Order (and one of the oldest one's in the world), The Silver Cross of Polish War Order of Virtuti Militari ( Virtue of Military Valor ). Great reaction. Sabaton is unbeatable.🤘🇵🇱 I forgot; after 1924 ( end of active service ), Sir Adrian stayed in Poland because he liked it here. In 1939 returned to active service as the head of British Intelligence in Poland. That's how he was in Poland on the outbrake of WW II.

[@zombieholic]

The nurse represents something. Like a guardian angel.

[@najrenchelf2751]

The Last Knight... The Unkillable Soldier... These two nicknames make way too much sense together, what the heck? :]

[@marcuslarsson9922]

Been watching your reactions for awhile now... You always make me feel so happy... You really put your heart in the reactions and I love it!

[@Metal_Auditor]

Pretty sure the Tommy gun isn't period accurate for WWI.

[@carinalundstrom7566]

You've better notice that Tommy has some facial hair in this video. It's was hard to recognize him...

[@matsv201]

If the germans only had a set of stairs

[@IKMcGwee]

Id like to hear a Sabaton song about Mad Jack myself.

[@DakotaKid95]

He's just a Terminator that glitched

[@karlanderson2231]

Somehow they made a comedy video of a guy getting shot to bits

[@Nem01]

'Yeah, 'cause WWI nurses looked like that...' That's what throw me of in the music video of uprising. I understand the context, but I thought it was not necessary. But maybe that's just me.

[@rodzioh3395]

When you said "polish empire" I was like "but he didn't live in 18th century". The period in which we can talk about "polish empire" (or rather commonwealth of both nations) is between second half of 16th century and third partition of poland in 1795.

[@SelidorSorceress]

You can possibly add the Polish-Lithuanian union from the beginning of the 15th century I think, preceding that period. Although it wasn't formally an "empire" because there was no emperor, but it was a big expanse of land at that time....

[@rodzioh3395]

@@SelidorSorceress there were two unions, you talk about the first one (after which there were two states with one king) and I talk about second one (after which there was a one state with two countries inside)

[@shac0le]

Like every Sabaton song this is a true story wich actually happened wich i find extremly impressive

[@xiuhwho]

I think the nurse is supposed to symbolize an angel?

[@shac0le]

Exactly,back in the First and Second War Nurses have always been sacred and one of the most important people actually

[@gidi3250]

6:16 Belgium still has a king they have had 7 since 1830 and the current king Phillipe has been king since his old man stepped down as king in July 2013. And after the first world war the only monarchies that ended was that of the German empire who's emperor was also the king of Prussia and the other German kingdoms under the German empire like Bavaria also lost it's king and the Austria-Hungarin empire also ended and the ottoman empire who lost it's sultan the only allied nation to cease exsisting was the Russian empire who became the Soviet Union who killed the tsar and his immediate family. Bulgaria was seen as the smaller enemy nation and the victorious allies didn't really care if the Bulgarian people didn't want to get rid of their monarchy, but tsar Ferdinand 1 of Bulgaria did step down for his oldest child Boris the 3rd who surrenderd to the allies, who in turn striped Bulgaria of all land it got during the war and made them pay the a large cash sum to the victors of the war. Borris the 3rd is believed to have been poisoned by a slow acting poison that would take weeks to kill the person and make it look like heart failure he died in 1943 days after a meeting with Hitler, Boris was succeeded by his six-year-old son Simeon II, under a Regency Council headed by Boris's brother Prince Kiril of Bulgaria. After taking power in September 1944, the Communist-dominated government had his body exhumed and secretly buried in the courtyard of Vrana Palace, near Sofia. At a later time, the Communist authorities moved the zinc coffin from Vrana to a secret location, which remains unknown to this day. After the fall of communism, an excavation was made at Vrana Palace. Only Boris's heart was found, as it had been put in a glass cylinder outside the coffin. The heart was taken by his widow in 1994 to Rila Monastery, where it was reinterred. Simeon was born to Boris III of Bulgaria and Giovanna of Italy. Following his birth, Boris III sent an air force officer to the Jordan River to obtain water for Simeon's baptism in the Orthodox faith. He was pointed to accede to the throne on 28 August 1943 upon the death of his father, who had just returned to Bulgaria from a meeting with Adolf Hitler. Then a massive media campaign was launched throughout Bulgaria in the name of the Tsar to uphold the national spirit during heavy War-times. Since Simeon was only six years old, his uncle Prince Kiril, Prime Minister Bogdan Filov, and Lt. General Nikola Mihov of the Bulgarian Army were appointed regents. Under his father, Bulgaria had reluctantly joined the Axis powers in World War II but had managed to preserve diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union. Still, on 5 September 1944 Stalin declared war on Bulgaria and three days later, the Red Army entered the country without encountering resistance. On the next day, 9 September 1944, Prince Kyril and the other regents were deposed by a Soviet-backed coup and arrested. The three regents, all members of the last three governments, Parliament deputies, heads of the army and eminent journalists were executed by the Communists in February 1945. Simeon would return to a democratic Bulgaria in 1993 and would become it's 48th prime minister from 2001 to 2005 and returned previously royal land back to his family and he gave himself his royal name back and the people didn't mind apparently since he was quite a good pm and actually improved his people's standard of living among other things.

[@Nem01]

About knighting someone... It disgusts me that in England lewis Hamilton and Sir Christopher Lee (who did so much more, not just cultural, but also in special service) for the country were practically put on the same Dame padestal... Just no. It's not fair. One of them had to know to be secret and still could tell during the filming of the lord of the rings how a knife to the chest actually sounds, not like in the staged movies... And there we have the guy that drives a car that he loves to do as a hobby, because he doesn't or rarely drive in private himself... One is just not the same. I mean good for Hamilton, but for sir ian mckellen or especially people like sir christopher Lee... It's just not right.

[@Nem01]

Yeah, pretty sure he didn't give a damn about acristoracy or being one of the last knights of his line. I love when people follow their own Conde, not any names or ranks put / thrown on / at them.

[@najrenchelf2751]

You heard it here first - walk your stairs _CAREFULLY_ ... they are powerful enough to make Europe's Last Knight _retire_ XD

[@beragis3]

Is the guy playing Sir Adrian, the same guy who does Sabaton History?

[@thespectre3054]

Yes, Indy again is starring in a Sabaton Music Video.

[@Nem01]

Some people are just come about as warlocks and I'm so here for it.

[@dlind1985]

Kind of fun that a man from *SABATON* shot this 'Unkillable Soldier' in his eye... 🤔😁

[@Nem01]

Reminds me of Rasputin. Just wasn't dying.

[@yochitoranaga]

he's been fighting since the second Boer war! from 1899 to 1902, then fought the camel revolts in East Africa

[@ajdubois5193]

Just watch the freaking video.. every gripe you make.. they talk about in the song. Nobody cares about your extra knowledge.. it’s a music video detailing an entire dudes life. It’s not going to go into crazy detail for anything..

[@Nem01]

I would be so pissed if a set of stairs took my Witt after I kicked ass in countless wars

[@michaelmajewski8796]

Didn't expect to find someone from Louisiana with a channel like this. Rock on from Metairie, bro!

[@Madison-iw8ix]

This guy told Mao TO HIS FACE that he hated commies.

[@dannyeijkenboom9134]

A lot of countries in europe have kings and queens to this day, including belgium, the netherlands and scandinavia. They just don't have any power anymore outsidr of ceremonies.

[@pavelslama5543]

Sir Adrian Carton de Wiart, the king of victory by attrition... Everyone knew who he war. He was the man that consumed more enemy firepower than most battleships and lived to tell the tale.

[@kaelynshea5533]

Sabaton only tells his story in world war one and by the way....Belgium still has a king. It is still a monarchy

[@KidBOOjin]

The first thing after I heard the song, was, did oldschool nerd reacted? I didn't heard about him. Nice work.

[@twistedjaide4738]

I've survived Africa ww1 ww2 and more. But stairs they scare me

[@LegndOfKorra]

Imagine being a German who was captured in WW1 by this guy only to be at normandy 30 years later and see this Berserker charging up the beach towards you...roll initiative and roll a system shock

[@SlashinatorZ]

How do y'all like my Whitebeard Unkillable Soldier AMV?

[@markengelson9051]

Professor OldSkuleNerd is in session, listen up :)

[@serenablood6826]

a true badass couldnt be killed in war, but stairs ended his career...damn.

[@freja5985]

Is’nt that the dude from their historychanel? The narrator?

[@yannoh3739]

Great reaction video ! However there is little mistake inside, we still have a king in Belgium to this day ;)

[@obsidianace9976]

He didn't actually die. He just logged out of the lobby

[@radradishradiator]

Sweden, Norway and Denmark were and are still kingdoms

[@geoshark12]

13:49 he probably smelled the war coming and wanted to be there when it started

[@thesinofempheria7887]

Epic💥🤩

[@jamessmitgaming9091]

Erm I don't know where you got the "Camel wars" from, but he first saw action in the Boer Wars in South Africa

[@brandenantonino23]

Weren't the Boer wars also known as the camel wars? If my assumption is wrong please let me know 😅

[@jamessmitgaming9091]

@@brandenantonino23 Yeah no, not as far as I am aware of. I would know since it's literally my country's history

[@vegvisir9276]

The man was probably the most soldier that has ever soldiered in the history of soldiery. Also i think the nurse is a cinematic thing Sabaton have done for the video. Maybe she's supposed to be Death who keeps saying its not his time. Death is too scared to take him at this point so Death keeps him alive.

[@OldSkuleNerd]

RIGHT!?!

[@baastex]

Belgium and the netherlands still have a King...

[@micolesh]

He must have fell down D. stairs

[@Tea_and_Cake]

Belgium is a monarchy today

[@michaelginnis521]

Most Badass individual that lived

[@jonashansson2320]

They really do not like Indy..

[@stan2139]

I love how cartoony the clip feels

[@launchsquid]

music video /= documentary

[@davidlefranc6240]

lol pretty funny video

[@crackmonkeynet]

Red Deer Alberta???????

[@j.c.r.m]

Who would win in a 1v1 battle, Lord Mountbatten or Sir Adrian? Well, I think the medals of Lord Mountbatten would not save him from the wrath of the "Unkillable Soldier". Great reaction man, thank you..

[@MIGBMWLOVER]

Since you are of a military background you should react to an old pre Tommy Chris and Hannes song called Coat of arms . I would like to know your thoughts on that.

[@mattipaarni8594]

I think this video feels like a Peter Sellers movie, which i don’t mind, i love Peter Sellers. The song is killer though.

[@mudshark5393]

The paper probably reports on the great war, so that would be August 5th 1914.

[@lonelysith66]

I feel like Sabaton were once history teachers who decided to form a metal band. 🤣🤣🤣

[@MrParimeet]

I like the comparison to unsinkable Molly brown from titanic

[@lisafoster4468]

LMAO I would not be surprised if they start learning from reactors' comments when they go to put together their history snippets to go with these.

[@mobster24451]

He was in Poland as a attache for the British to Poland to help them prepare in case Germany invaded and they ignored most of what he suggested.

[@lonelysith66]

If doing the most was a person, he'd be it. LOL XD

[@darthshrek1]

OSN makes another Sabaton reaction. Que the hate comments, LMAO

[@metalcrusader6666]

Please react to another big swedish band called HammerFall and their song ”Venerate Me” or ”Hammer of Dawn” its one of the best bands out there

[@kentnielsen8034]

if you like to read about bad ass soldiers read the book Anders Lassen vc , mc of the sas ,it is a good book ,he was a dane in englist servis .and he got tons of medals he got the mc with 2 bars and the vc posthumt

[@BerraLJ]

Would have been perfect if he was named Jason :)

[@christopherhanton6611]

wow i had no idea that he got so many medals from different countries and there knight hood.

[@bunnycoder]

He got shot just to see the nurse again 😆

[@SelidorSorceress]

Seriously, Sabaton deserves some kind of war-epics reminiscence medal (if it doesn't exist, it should be invented) from all parties involved in WW I and II for their commemoration and tribute to hero's/heroines and heroism of all kinds during those wars. "Let's not forget" is I believe the slogan of WW 2 commemorative activities....Sabaton has made it it's core business to remember and honour those who fought in times that begin to fade away in memory....they are the 20th century historians of metal. Metal has many of the best guitarists, but now metal has also some of the best librarians, so ti seems....metal as an instrument to commemorate a fierce, grizzly and awesome past that shaped the world we now live in.

[@jonashansson2320]

Well, they sort of did get that from a polish bishop or something. A bishop (or whatever he was) showed up on a Sabaton concert and had brought an old sword from their armory and presented it to them as a gift thanking them for their "service". :)

[@celticrebel5229]

Sir Adrian 💂

[@neoxperson7858]

I just cannot overlook the fact that they have both M1928 and M1A1 Thompson submachine guns in a music video about events in WW1. It triggers this pain in the back of my head. Just.. why would they do that

[@gerritrookworst3701]

This music video is about ww1 and ww2

[@michaeltunnicliffe4935]

I suspect they were poking fun at video games. The whole thing felt like people playing a game. The nurse healing people with a touch, the soldier respawning, the inaccurate weapons for the war. At one point he even points at the enemy almost like an emote. Maybe I'm wrong, but that's the feeling I get

[@sander6438]

@@michaeltunnicliffe4935 and he wrote he enjoyed the war

[@neoxperson7858]

@@gerritrookworst3701 it shows ww1 events.

[@neoxperson7858]

@@michaeltunnicliffe4935 I thought that they might be trolling, since the video has some comedic factors. But still. It just triggers me to see a gun in a time where it shouldn't exist yet.

[@drakesucks]

Other than the fact that he's using a Thompson before it was invented, the music video was pretty good.

[@Wanys123]

Other than Thompson, a modern-dressed nurse, guys randomly cheering and laughing when they hit Indy in the eye, etc. etc. It's pretty good. I think it's just made comically over the top and ridiculous on purpose.