The Expanse - Drummer Speech -

[@jimbobruno4257]

"Nothing in the void is foreign to us. The place we go is the place we belong." Unbelievably good writing.

[@Spearca]

Beltalowda remind me of ancient Polynesians, leaving solid land behind as they set out in tiny open boats to explore beyond the horizon.

[@stardaggerrihannsu2363]

@@Spearca Not all Native Americans came across the Bering strait, some were settled by people in whacky little boats and used their songs which told them the star positions, and made it all the way across the Pacific!!

[@thetechtron9465]

So we're really just bunch of Earthers gathered to praise the Drummer huh...God I love her

[@phaggott]

HA! Speak your mind then! Anything to say about bossmang, ke?

[@KalashVodka175]

Unlike Marcos, Drummer doesn’t hate earthers, she just distrusts the UN and MCRN

[@pythonxz]

@@KalashVodka175 Exactly. She hates the institutions, not the everyday people.

[@TheAnzamin]

@@KalashVodka175 she doesn't hate them but her default position is to distrust them and consider them a threat to her and hers. The thing with drummer is that she is too awesome not to see allies when they ACT as allies. Remember she would never come to an inners aid unless they are a known ally, not even everyday earthers.

[@KalashVodka175]

@@TheAnzamin I think if she knew of Inaros plot she would have at least tried to warn earth Like she did seem to care about earth getting asteroid slugged from what I remember

[@fairytoffee3159]

When she talks I cant look away. She is so perfect in that role.

[@Takhar7]

fairy toffee shes fucking perfect. The 2 death fake outs at the end of the season had me proper scared

[@stub2022]

Immensely compelling character, owned every scene she was in

[@seraphik]

this show delivers so hard on strong women, and does it without pandering or making a fuss about it. Drummer, Avasarala, Bobbie, Naomi... hell even the Mao sisters. every one of them a stone cold queen.

[@ChilleDINJerseY]

Precisely

[@TheElectricitychick]

queens

[@damiensteiner9919]

No ridiculous feminist narrative. Just women with purpose. Camilla would take a bullet for you so how can you do less?

[@gamerspantheon]

Non of them are queens lmfao. What a contrite usage of a word used by subjugators. Drummer is an enforcer with a heart of fire. Bobbie is a war goddess forged of fire. Avasarala is a politician navigating a maze filled with snakes. Naomi, is a builder creating the world of her dreams. Thats like popularizing the normalizing the word slave into a position of popularity, so that all seek to be called that by the throngs of the masses. Or demonizing the word free, so that all moan, cry, and boo those who are called that. Strong woman is all thats needed. 2 of them are hardened but not cold, 1 of them is warm but practical and always meaning well, and 1 of them is clever, yet an interesting balance of ruthless threw others but not by her own hand, yet striving for something better.

[@seraphik]

@@gamerspantheon the word you're looking for is trite. contrite means to be sorry 🙄 at least get it right if you're gonna try to sound smart.

[@sidneyfrederickson3941]

Let's have props for David Straithairn. Its been a long time since I've seen him so deeply immersed in a character.

[@czarpeppers6250]

I was very happy to see him on the show, I loved him in Good Night and Good Luck.

[@brentcrude8565]

@@tonyfasce5332 Strathairn is a legend. Thanks for that link, brother. Matewan is one of my favourite John Sayles movies.

[@RedJay]

He did a great job in this show.

[@RedSntDK]

I think all actors working with the Expanse was so caught up in the excellent writing that everyone wanted to give it their best. Also, opportunities for acting on such detailed sets are rare to come by. But yeah, it's been exciting to also see other stars like Thomas Jane being excited about it.

[@z4r4thus]

Jesus Christ, that's Jason Bourne.

[@gpaje]

She is so different from her real life personality and voice, shows how good of an actor she is.

[@Mantose262]

I saw her and the guy who plays Amos on a youtube video of a radio appearance, they are both pretty much complete opposites of their characters they play.

[@jasonchan5504]

I'd love to see that video! Do you still have the link?

[@gpaje]

probably this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWnSaq2nmcyEsLc

[@jasonchan5504]

Thanks!

[@Chino56751]

right. sure

[@OceanHedgehog]

You know how music can really build up a scene and give it a lot of drama? There’s no music here. All that you feel is coming straight from Cara Gee.

[@wordyblerd7723]

I'm probably not going to ever stop watching this from time to time. This is one of those classic television moments in the making.

[@l.g.scheffer9249]

Me too!

[@woolfc2192]

@@l.g.scheffer9249 yeah, me too!

[@Syisulis]

Early GOT vibes

[@maxiluo1990]

still do^^

[@huexley]

Still watching

[@ShasOFish]

In retrospect, knowing all that we know now, it’s interesting seeing the reactions of both Ashford and Naomi. Ashford very quickly starts whipping up the Behemoth’s crew, getting them more and more into the speech, because he wants to see the Belt succeed, and wants to see Drummer succeed. Naomi grows afraid, because she’s seeing an almost nationalistic speech from yet another person she loves, and how her own history has taught her that it can very easily lead to innocent people dying.

[@barguybrady]

Agreed. Altho it's harder to be objective "knowing what we know now.." Still, the reactions of Klaes, Naomi, and, of course, Diogo are really important here. Diogo - ever the 'follower' - jumps upon Klaes' "punctuation" and echoes it, in hopes of approval. As Loco Unchained wrote earlier, Drummer uses this instance to raise Morale, even tho she is scared, too. So, like an experienced leader she turns a weakness into strength.

[@andywalsh2980]

SPOILER: Didn't make that connection man. I am sure that's accurate. In a way it's similar to when the last of the people Drummer loved and respected was killed. They both were running out of people to respect.

[@mannylugz5872]

@@barguybrady Ironic that Diogo later tries to kill Drummer.

[@UrbanCohort]

It speaks to the tragedy of Naomi's past, seeing as it made her distrustful of the people that were closest to her in this instance. People who, as we learn later, are proud Belters, willing to fight and kill and die for their people...but also not bigots.

[@stardaggerrihannsu2363]

There are no innocent people.

[@kh9242]

Clearly one of the best tv speeches ever. I was ready to go through the ring with them lol by the end I found myself standing on my feet

[@annoyed707]

Look at some of the speeches by Gkar from Babylon 5. Amazing delivery.

[@Th3UprightMan]

Sounds so forced and overacted tbh.

[@AnInterestedPerson]

@@Th3UprightMan You didnt watch the whole season, just this vid? Because there are many how think the exact opposite.

[@Th3UprightMan]

@@AnInterestedPerson ...Why do I need to watch the whole season to say I felt this speech was forced and overacted? If she is portraying a character with some sort of a social/mental deficiency or of a people who talk all funny-like, then I admit she did a bang-up job. But king Theoden, she ain't.

[@AnInterestedPerson]

@@Th3UprightMan 1. You dont need to anything you dont want. 2. Not seeing the series (context) is what leads you to the conclusion "forced". It is not at all. But hey, be my guest - judge a book by its cover, thats what happens since books exist.

[@nnamdioffor4362]

Delivered the hell out of this speech! When she said "inyalowda go through the ring, call it their own, but a Belter opened it!!".. oh boy, was I pumped! Arms in the air, fists clenched, screaming Beltalowda!!! haha Without a doubt one of my favorite moments of the show.

[@antifret]

the greatest halftime speech in the history of mankind

[@sid2112]

That's how you make a strong female protagonist. I'd follow her into the unknown because that's the kind of leader that'll get you home, and with Ashford at her right hand, nothing would be impossible.

[@operationangel7940]

Totally agree! Camina and Ashford stole to show so much that I cried when Ashford was spaced. Camina is a strong woman protagonist done right. She clearly has flaws in the form of her insecurities. She feels she has to work twice as hard and must never show weakness lest the void crash in around her. It is both her flaw and her strength she must work on. At the end of the day she will make the sacrifice play with a witty retort if it means saving those around her. Ashford shows up like he owns the place, but you quickly realize he is only there to help. He sidesteps Camina’s more brutal aspects of her authority because he wishes for the Belt to be seen as a legitimate force. His response to Diogo questioning Camina’s authority made me realize he wasn’t in this for himself. He wanted the Belt to be better than he was, no longer caught up with senseless violence and revenge. He even admitted to Camina’s face that he believed he should be Captain. But that was not his role nor was it his intention to usurp it from her. He was the XO and his job was to keep the crew on point and help Camina.

[@MikeKabaWike]

"the place we go is the place we belong' Damn great speech. Period.

[@batalorian7997]

Years later, we get to play as Drummer in the Telltales Expanse game. I was smiling from ear to ear when I realized I got to play as her

[@mystic18]

OMG how am I just hearing about this. I've read all the books like 4 times and seen the show like 3 times. Pls tell me the game is good

[@batalorian7997]

@@mystic18 depends on what kind of game you like. If you like games that are heavily focused on story telling, then sure. Personally I enjoyed it and even got to talk the devs. It was nice to know that some of the original actors returned to their role. The characters do look a bit oddly shaped though.

[@mystic18]

@@batalorian7997 Tbh I'm more of a shooter and Battle Royale gamer. But it's Expanse, I'll just pretend I'm watching a movie.

[@MirorR3fl3ction]

I love the belter Creole so much, it gives the belters so much more identity and its actually very well thought out in terms of the IRL linguistic influences that it draws from

[@andrewpeacock5107]

Same here. I love scifi, but when you have people from across an entire planet that all sound the same, or people from small community that all sound different, it really detracts from the story. Am watching S2 of Foundation at the moment, and one character speaks like he's from the south of England, but even uses slang that won't last 50 years from now. Very off-putting. I'm not saying everyone has to say "Frack! Frackity fracking frack, you fracker!" all the time, but also don't use obvious current idioms.

[@rumgazssmith5212]

"the place we go, is the place we belong" If you watched the final of this season, you can imagine her as the Mother of the Empire of Beltalowda which conquered a thousand worlds. All, because of this speech.

[@jordandeline2203]

Sorta happens in the books lol

[@IceSpoon]

As someone who saw the series finale, I have some news to you lol

[@dingliedangliedoodle9261]

I loved this character from the first sight, her giving that pep-talk/speech to the Belter boarding party in her first appearance was my favourite scene and I knew I was gonna love this character. People were talking about Bobbie's speech, and all I could think about was how Drummer's little instructional speech blows her Martian battle speech out of the water. The actress is so damn good at portraying the character, I think she can out-act all the main stars in this show. She's got the looks too for such a steely character. Love her!

[@WanderlustZero]

This speech gave me goosebumps. Ngl. Was ready to grab myself a rockhopper and slingshot my way through the ring into oblivion.

[@jls1337]

oye Beltalowda listen up this is your captain and this is your ship this is your moment you may think that your scared but you're not that isn't fear that's your sharpnes that's your power we are Belters nothing in the void is foreign to us the place we go is the place we belong this is no different no one has more right to this none more prepared Inyalowda go through the ring call it theior own but a Belter opened it we are the belt we are strong we are sharp and we dont feel fear this moment belongs to us

[@binder38us]

BELTALOWDA!

[@rolanjohnson9827]

BELTLOWDA FOREVER!!!

[@gregthepeglegpregdreg]

Ronald Pinkerton you damn inners

[@chriscrowninshield4623]

yea, i understand it requires half a brain leaves you a 4th short.

[@mannylugz5872]

Belllaaaaloooolaaaaa!

[@JasonGabler]

This speech never fails to give goosebumps.

[@jeepinbanditrider]

By far one of the best TV actresses I've seen in a very long time

[@S31Syntax]

the magnet reverb on the boots hitting the deck is TOPS

[@borrowedthoughts3452]

A beautiful delivery of an excellent monologue

[@locounchained6474]

This is awesome because you know they’re all really scared. At this point no one knows what’s on the other side, so they’re literally about to fly into the unknown. But she turns that fear around and hypes up their entire fleet so that instead of being tense, they’re cheering as they enter the ring. Epic moment

[@NestorCaster]

When you think about it… it’s opposite from what the Martians and UNN are going through-- thr Belter fleet is mostly unified even under the worse circumstances-- however you have the fears and anxieties on with UNN and Mars ships slowly push them to more and more extremes as they fracture… Belters deal with the unknown all the time, they are use to not being in control and having to deal with external and even existential powers controlling the fate of their lives and livelihoods-- UNN and MCRN aren’t. Those two powers are use to being in such high levels of control that the mere implication that they are not in control over each other, the belt or the current situation, is terrifying. This idea may have been Embodied by the fact that you have the UNN officer kill himself, before they were stucked- the UNN ppl under complete disagreement over the Ring space and the MCRN solders more and more become cagey and more agitated with every second they are there, and that gets shot up to the max, the moment they all get stuck-- they ended being less prepared than the Belters, especially with Beltalowda having a massive spin gravity based ship.

[@seraphik]

"that's not fear, that's your sharpness" is so good. honestly something i'm gonna try to keep in mind irl lol

[@danielhaire6677]

@@seraphik It's also a good point. Fear only has power if you let. If you control it and can remain focused, you can use it to sharpen yourself for what's ahead.

[@blackkittyfreak]

When she says "That's not fear; that's your sharpness," Drummer pretty much encapsulates the frontier mindset that so much of the Belt's culture is based on. They are the pioneers; the first humans to explore uncharted space. And when you're the first humans to enter unexplored space, you need that adrenaline in case you find danger.

[@SeaweedPatch]

God I miss this show!

[@GeneralTomFoolery1]

Cara Gee absolutely killed this role. God dang I love this show.

[@brianbaker2884]

I love Ashford being a good Hype man here lol

[@joet7136]

He knew she was delivering an epic speech. He ain't stupid!

[@logion567]

He knows what his job is as XO

[@operationangel7940]

It is the job of the XO to manage the crew and bridge the gap between the crew and Captain. Ashford quickly realized what Camina was doing and, like any good First Officer, backed her up.

[@L4DReaver]

Cara's portrayal of Drummer is genuinely one of the sexiest characters ever portrayed on screen. She is absolutely fantastic.

[@slappynixon]

I started to rythmically pound my chest during Drummer's inspirational speech.

[@jtno2]

'Oy yay! Beltalowda. Listen up...' Cara Gee was born for this role.

[@ArshikaTowers]

This show is full of moments like this. Perfect moments that make so much sense in the grand scheme of the mythos.

[@blank557]

A masterclass lesson in how to give a motivational speech. Goosebumps!

[@Ha_Wa_]

man I get chills every single time I watch this

[@beemoney19]

"Beltalowda! Beltalowda! YEEAAAH!!!" [takes a breath, sits down at terminal] "I'm gonna stare at these power readings So. Hard."

[@8301TheJMan]

Love this scene! I can't help when hearing them start to chant Beltalowda - from immediately thinking - "Qapla!" lol

[@VTX00128]

Lol you to got the we are klingon vive.

[@klimenkor]

This is the BEST sci-fi saga created so far! Love it!

[@nomadoftheuniverse]

How i miss the show. Must rewatch.

[@Mattamillion-vk2pf]

Of all our countless so-called Native American films, shows, and books I saw and read my whole life at 43, Camina Drummer is the only woman on earth who gives me pride as a Native American man. She's the only strong one I ever saw, no joke. She proves we can succeed off our lands too...and even in outer space. :) This is why I became a sci-fi writer, so I can give my people heroes like her, because we don't have any and I was so mad about that as a kid.

[@scottluzny4030]

I think you might re-evaluate. love Cara Gee, but she does not define you . She's awesome, so are you! You have oodles' of hero's!

[@Mattamillion-vk2pf]

@@scottluzny4030 Racist Hollywood only shows us as drunkards and stupid indians getting killed all the time. That is WRONG. We are nothing like that. The world doesn't know us yet. Watch Rez Ball, it shows a glimpse.

[@jellosquishier]

I'm gonna save this video and whenever I need to conquer my fear, I'm playing it back. Not kidding.

[@TheArnold46]

Drummer knows how to give a speech! Love it!

[@blackstrife]

That's Bosmang Drummer to you, pampa.

[@disorganizer86]

This is one of modern TVs great speeches, simple, raw, but VERY effective, and delivered in just the right tone.

[@henrignu7005]

Just noticed that the sound of Captain Drummer's footsteps on the decking, as she began her speech, is very distinct in the sound mix for the scene. XO Ashford picks up from it as he begins to strike the cadence, then the crew joins in, but it was Drummer... who began the drumming.

[@MillieMaa]

AMAZING SCENE!!!! WHAT A LEADER!! LOVE DRUMMER!!!!

[@cesarong9753]

Such an amazing show. Thanks for saving it.

[@alexyoon-sungcucina7895]

Ashford lowkey good as hype man. Bringing that spice.

[@rodimus371]

Im an earther and this speech makes me want to join the belters!

[@withgaia3953]

I still get chills...

[@tyrionlannister4920]

Drummer and the old pirate guy were amazing ❤ her speech here and him inviting the wounded were the best "belter" scenes of the whole series❤ Both in the cargo bay was beautiful.... Despite their differences and history, they both respect and trust each other enough, to sacrifice themselves for the other to live and lead....

[@sdmestayer]

Cara Gee is awesome. Hope the Emmy voters give her some consideration.

[@Mantose262]

Her part might be too small for any award category. I am not sure. She is awesome in this role though. Drummer is one of my favorite characters.

[@MrNorcal81]

Everytime I see this speech, even though I watched The Expanse twice last year, I think to myself that it's time to fire this puppy up again. This and the reboot of Battlestar Galactica are the two best sci-fi series to ever air on TV. I recently ripped through all 72 hours of BSG again and was as captivated by it as I was the first time that I watched it. Same thing goes for The Expanse. Even though you remember most of what happened, there are always new little things that you missed or forgot in each of them. So say we all/Oye Beltalawda!

[@whyzen2081]

Such a great character. The belter accent is like an odd mix of English, Jamaican and South African. So interesting.

[@danielbar5646]

It makes sense, the reason why belter creole (I forget the actual name) exists is because many cultures and languages were essentially shoved into small spaces and had to coexist. I imagine that if it were real, belter would sound like a beautiful (or horrible) blend of the ten or so most populous accents at the time.

[@deanadewall8400]

@@danielbar5646 It's Langbelta.

[@Hawk4570]

Tenye wa chesh gut! Drummer just keeps getting better and better.

[@blackworldtraveler3711]

She is awesome in that character.

[@tacitblue69]

Belters are the true space pioneers and frontiersman of the Sol System!

[@Jamhael1]

"Beltas have the void in our veins!"

[@alestorcrowley]

Drummer is a belter's belter

[@renkir7853]

She is so badass !

[@MrNorcal81]

Fantastic speech, the kind that true leaders give. Watching Drummer evolve from Fred Johnson's aide to a true warrior queen was something and Cara Gee nailed it every step of the way.

[@sindy_8a490]

Drummer is such an amazing, powerful and spectacular character. So much she’s getting her own game! Look for Telltale Games The Expanse, Cara Gee is reprising her role and we’ll get to know more about her!

[@Toasterfinal5]

I put off watching the last season because I didn’t want it to end. Watching the end of the series finale brought me here. One of the best motivational speeches done by any character on any show. Drummer was legit with her grit. Even Inaros Marcos didn’t mess with her because she was a force to be reckoned with.

[@aljackson127]

Camina Drummer -Captain of the Behemoth Beltalowda!

[@johncunningham4820]

You Gotta Love Camina Drummer . Such a TOUGH leader . Led from the FRONT , like all the Truly Great ones did . A Proud Belter to her Core .

[@taraaliyeva1813]

This will never get old. I will always be a BELTER!

[@MAL1GNANT]

You're just a traitorous Earther

[@johnreesekl6249]

BELTER-LADA!!😄

[@Sir_Gugharde_Wuglis]

Underrated show

[@glennparrington7292]

Ashford saying "BELTALOWDA" is possibly the best bit of pure chills since Prince Oberyn's promise to fight for Tyrion Lannister or Walter White saying 'You're Goddamn Right'

[@jtno2]

For someone so slight of build Drummer is simply badass. Cara Gee did a fantastic job of bringing this character to life and making her a fan favorite.

[@samba5168]

This show is so insanely good

God, i fucking miss this show.

[@dejanvranic8833]

Here I am, during the Corona crises. Standing outside on my balcony and screaming: FOR BELTALOWDA!

[@Zephirah]

I d like to see that XD

[@binder38us]

Drummer is not in the books. But the series writers have done an excellent job of adaptation and actually fleshed out the Belter culture better than in the books. The best part of the Expanse TV series is that while it is based on the books, it skewers enough to be unique on its own so you get different view of the overall arc of the story. Outstanding work.

[@MsSomeonenew]

The writer did say this show is like a second take on his story, fixing up some stuff he wished had happened in the books.

[@JasonS42]

Her not being in the books kinda scares me a little bit. Drummer seems to be an amalgamation of Samara Rosenburg and Bull. I'm not sure how this turns out to keep from veering away from the main story arc too much but I think there's a good chance she's getting killed off :(

[@mbpelicans]

Drummer is most certainly in the books and in fact is part of some significant story lines. Drummer rocks!

[@JasonS42]

mbpelicans Where exactly? I don't recall her anywhere and I've read up to Nemesis Games

[@mbpelicans]

+Jason Seow She is a big part of the 7th full novel, Persepolis Rising. Check here under 'Characters', she's the third one mentioned. Might be a spoiler there though. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persepolis_Rising

[@Smarrrrrt]

Beltalowdah, listen up. This is your captain. And this is your ship. This is your moment. You may think that you’re scared. But you’re not. That isn’t fear. That’s your sharpness. That’s your power. We are Beltos - nothing in the void is foreign to us. The place we go is the place we belong - this is no different. No one has more right to this - not more prepared. Inalowda go to the ring, call it their own but a Belto opened it. We are the Belt. We are strong. We are sharp. And we don’t feel fear! THIS MOMENT BELONGS TO US!!! FOR BELTALOWDAH!!!

[@echonygma2842]

Beltalowda!!

[@bw040690]

She did such an amazing job, giving out so much emotion and energy, and she really perfectly encapsulates the Belt and Belters. Badass women of this system hold everything together too.

[@kalebphillips9281]

One of the greatest characters in all of fiction.

[@MadCrazyCooI]

This scene was so much better than I expected it to be at first.

[@andrewgildesabelle1987]

i love her. hope she's still alive this episode!

[@rolanjohnson9827]

FOR BELTALOWDA!!

[@muchirulewis2100]

i love her voice and confidence

[@bps3013]

LIKE A FUCKING BOSS

[@leonardobanazalazar3249]

I like how it had the opposite effect on Naomi. "Why did I leave the OPA years ago? Ah, yes. Radical nuts."

[@h3lldiv3r]

And she gave these radical nuts the protomolecule lol

[@dewismaximus]

CK Lim She was referring to Manéo Jung-Espinoza the belter that originally went through the ring, activating it.

[@leonardobanazalazar3249]

there's the OPA and the OPA i.imgflip.com/1vqk20.jpg

[@jesseward4115]

I love how the OPA started as an anti-imperialist group and this shows them turning into the same imperialist assholes they hate. "A Belter opened it" "this moment belongs to us". I guess this is just like what happened with Mars.

[@andmicbro1]

The funny thing is Drummer is the one going against this kind of rhetoric the whole rest of the time. She thinks those who see the belt as their own nation are crazy.

[@Last-Ninja-1]

GREAT SPEECH

[@souless08]

This was the best speech in the whole series, so far...

[@TheSilence1]

Have you seen Marco Inaros's speech?

[@NecroMoz]

My Queen

[@hugendubeldouble4750]

Beste since fiction Serie die es je gegeben hat!

[@shaunfernando9188]

Great speech magnificently delivered by Cara Gee

[@ss-oq9pc]

Damn it. I miss this show.

[@eggbaron3968]

This scene makes me feel patriotic for a nation that doesn’t exist.

[@KeithOlson]

...and *_THAT,_* loudies and jellymen, is how you write a strong female character.

[@bigc1966]

Drummer, yes my captain... Beltalowda

[@deepmindprobes]

I can watch this 50 times in a row. Great battle speech

[@aemiliadelroba4022]

Humans don’t change ! Time after time , wars after wars ! All lives lost 😞,…

[@lykste]

Drummer 💛

[@joshk96]

One of my favorite moments of the show so far!

[@williamjorge4731]

Volto aqui de tempos em tempos pra relembrar como essa série é épica. Pqp

[@astrophonix]

Queen of the solar system!

[@ZZ-oc2eb]

I still come back to this

[@blackspade1]

Never get tired of watching this.

[@lizzfrmhon]

Camina Drummer: Oye Beltalowda Me: Yes Bossmang

[@GenFalcon]

Chills everytime

[@martykatz5823]

On my first rewatch of the show and surprised I didn't remember this from the first time around, such a great and powerful moment.

[@Genomsnittet]

I have seen this scene and i've tried to compare it to other similar scenes to see what's different. Why am I so in love with this shit? There are 2 reasons. Reason nr 1. The speech resonates with the crowd. "Where we go is where we belong". It basically sums up the belters. Reason nr 2. THERE'S NO FRIGGIN MUSIC! Everyone use music to enhance dramatic tension. SHe's giving me a hardon without the music! FUCKING HELL!