The Secret of Hitler's Speech

[@its_FISK]

Bro, I was almost lifting my right arm until he stopped using Adolf as an example...

[@thegreenline3656]

Lol!

[@fuxihutterer8088]

🐺⚡⚡💀🗿

[@AboodSpiN]

HAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHHAAHHAHAAH

[@IamLegend573]

Lol 😂😂

[@hans41745]

🤣

[@The_Faithful_One]

Fun fact: hitler went to court once and his speech was so good that the judge joined his cause and most people who where there as well

[@ChampChamp2024]

Nah you watched, the rise of evil the absolute fiction of most stories in history.

[@The_Faithful_One]

@@ChampChamp2024 I actually went to a very weird neo-nazi website and watched a 30 minute video about hitler but nice idea for move night

[@adrianplayzgaming]

​@@ChampChamp2024that actually happened before he was chancellor he attempted a march got arrested only only served some months on a 10 year sentence? I believe

[@classeontop7403]

@@ChampChamp2024 That happened in real life too. Not just The Rise of Evil.(I love that movie)

[@CornholioPuppetMaster]

@@adrianplayzgamingI believe he was thinking of giving up but some people were inspired after he wrote mein kampf

[@EllieIbu]

It was more than the rhythm. I've listened to snippets of his speeches translated into English. He spoke emotionally and passionately about stuff that people would have cared about in post ww1 Germany.

[@waynrbunyea7059]

Stuff people care about today dude

[@JohnSmith-ti9uq]

He spoke about the exact things you see in today's western world. Small section of people controlling vast wealth and using it to subvert nations. Society being corrupted through media. Media being controlled by one small group. Arts and culture being altered.

[@TheClavichord]

Yeah his rhythm excuse is just wrong. Hitler knew Germany and the situation they were in. They were being drained. WW2 was happening with or without Hitler.

[@waynrbunyea7059]

@@TheClavichord Better with than without

[@henocksherlock3340]

because he did care and take "notice",just like every other germans did. We are pretty much in Weimar Republic 2.0. As General Patton said, "we fought the wrong enemy"

[@kw9568]

That's why music is so powerful. People do not realize they are being programed with the beat, rhythm and frequency.

[@plokijhugf]

this is true

[@youtubeepicuser4209]

One of the dumbest comments ever. Literally meaningless, but put out there as if it’s supposed to be profound

[@kw9568]

@Idunnooooo808 yes, don't listen to it. I went on a fast for a month with no music other than gospel or jazz. My life changed after that. I felt clean and brand new!

[@user-nt9rs9fi2v]

That's why it's haram in islam

[@mauricewells7838]

​@@Idunnooooo808self reflection and meditation

[@LucyLane07]

My son went to the same high school as you, followed your example and won the trophies you won for public speaking. He is now a successful voice over artist in New york.

[@ThabisileKhaba]

Hi what is that school name please 🙏

[@bevear]

Well the dudes waiting

[@Shibbha]

​@@ThabisileKhabashe is lying 😂

[@white6delta]

His message carried alot of meaning to the people he was conveying his words to, whether it had a beat or not. He gave them confidence again and made them proud to be German

[@Kuzeru]

Exactly, if you know german, then you know that his words were extremely moving. "The words don't carry", what a god damn ignorant Ni

[@minignoux4566]

​@@Kuzeruhey woah calm down there

[@aeiou9054]

​@@Kuzerulol

[@akira357]

@@minignoux4566 shalom.

[@FlashmanVC]

Yeah, Germans were living in squalor after WWI and in a few short years with him in power they were living comfortably, comparable to Middle Class Americans. That’s how he earned their loyalty. It wasn’t magic

[@davidwachania5224]

This is a good example of unbiased learning. Learning technique from those who although they were masters of it didn't use it for the greater good. Thanks Vusi

[@michaelwilliamson4759]

I can tell you haven’t listened to any of Hitler’s speeches nor Mussolini’s speeches.

[@blazefa.]

Oh so hitler was bad? Thanks for reminding me.

[@michaelwilliamson4759]

@@blazefa. Why is Hitler bad?

[@MidnightV6]

@@michaelwilliamson4759 he lead the Nazis to kill 15,000,000-31,000,000 people, women, children, babies, all the same to him.

[@walmartiancheese4922]

​@@michaelwilliamson4759theyre very inspiring tbh if only non objectively evil people can fucking be charasmatic for fuck's sake

[@widowsson8192]

Very few people called Hitler Adolf. Only his closest friends called him Adolf. This dude is referring to Hitler like he's a homie.

[@spiritofmatter1881]

Literally that was what hitler had for talent and he used it - to make you feel homes with him. I believe mussolini did the same.

[@Ali.Bruni143]

How do you even know only his “close friends” called him Adolf? Lmao 🤣 🤣 Cool story.

[@widowsson8192]

​@@Ali.Bruni143tons of biographies.

[@justawaveofinfinitedestruc6402]

​@@Ali.Bruni143I mean I'd think only close friends of a dictator that killed millions would call Hitler by his first name like close friends

[@slenderfisk5799]

One of his closest friend were allowed to call him adolf, and he got killed by hitler himself. I dont know how to spell his name, he was called earnst rom.​@Ali.Bruni143

[@ThatLad685]

Honestly makes so much sense. First hand accounts always describe how Hitler would start off slow in his speeches and it would slowly escalate. By the time he was done even the skeptics would be riled up by his speech. Apparently he also did something similar in private conversations. People would be talking with him and he would suddenly start going on a rant which would end with him basically screaming as if he were giving a speech. Sometimes he would go on talking for hours as well.

[@cyberdemon6517]

downfall (2004) illustrates that fact thanks to bruno ganz's brilliant acting

[@KBlikk]

The words absolutely carry.

[@Still-Struggling]

No they don’t. They were a bunch of grand claims people wanted to hear at the time meant to veil his real plans of genocide.

[@WW2GERMANenthusiast]

That's why his speeches are go so hard with phonk

[@BradDania]

Ayo 💀😂😂

[@unitynofear7758]

Reminds me how Mohammad Ali was also a rhytm speaker and said some rhymes.

[@matthewp1682]

Bro said adolf and went WHO? 😂😂😂 who tf you think we talking about when someone says adolf

[@kalalimr9390]

🤣

[@Oliver927]

😂😂😂

[@carlosrosario5265]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@G33KBOII]

Fr😂

[@bbnv4539]

theres a ugandan leader named adolf

[@GrayGun12]

Great fact: Hitler’s Mother’s doctor (Eduard Bloch) was a Jew himself, but thanks to his kindness of taking care of Hitler’s mother, with a reduced cost and low billing because he knows about Hitler’s financial status at the time, he got off scot free, protected by Hitler himself from the anti-Jewish sentiment. Hitler also let him emigrate to the USA, where he stayed until his death.

[@Iamsus_dude]

Hitler was just a politician if you know what I mean

[@stzu7376]

Called him adolf like they were Highschool buddy’s 😂

[@vieilatome2257]

It's also because he's dope on the mic

[@westboy3381]

Laughed+

[@user-xg6sx5ev9u]

He was spitting some bars on those cypher speech

[@uncleruckus714]

You are Vader, with your little boots & cape

[@pradabears]

@@uncleruckus714and a helmet to cover up that BURNT ASS FACE

[@filthyscorpion]

Little known fact

[@nash1348]

Yes..Presentation is everything

[@jamesjesse9773]

Politicians: belching worthless words. Hitler: *dropping fuhrerious beats*

[@JoshuaBortnick]

Right on

[@thelastjohnwayne8726]

Most underrated comment 100%

[@VLFBERHTwolf]

If your going give a speech about anything. You have to have rhythm and you have to have a instinctive understanding of how the crowd works and how they will react. This skill is key for any speaker.

[@evelynzlon9492]

Historically European nobles conversationally spoke in poetic verse. It was second nature to them. Hitler purported to be a champion of the working class, but he was still campaigning for a nobleman's job. Subconsciously he conveyed the notion that he was qualified for the position. I live in a homeless shelter and I wouldn't vote for him unless he came off like a Prince or a King.

[@evelynzlon9492]

Actually Hitler's whole bio was a lie. He was actually a German/Austrian Prince all along. He wanted a promotion to head of state. Give a Prince a chance, whoot whoot.

[@evelynzlon9492]

Also, most European nobles actually identify as Egyptian, Persian or some such cultural affiliation. Hitler was a representative of Babylon the Great 2.0. I just listened to a Middle Eastern musical composition on the Mystery History channel. The episode's title begins with "1000-Mile-Long Tunnel...". The piece begins at 14:17 and lasts til end of video. Its accelerating cadence and escalating intensity parallels Hitler's manner of speaking. I mentioned that he's a vampire. He sings and writes songs. He includes Arabic language verses in the songs he deems most important and momentous. His audience is small but largely consists of German government officials, nobles and intellectuals. He has a cult following throughout Europe which spans to America. His listeners include Asian hipsters which isn't all that radical, but amazingly he has affluent and artsy black admirers too.

[@VLFBERHTwolf]

​@@evelynzlon9492 WILL. YOU. SHUT. THE. HELL. UP?

[@jofitbfitfitness9269]

Vusi, you inspire me so very much sir. Not just your oratorical mastery but intelligence. It's unbelievable, yet it's in you. I believe I can be great, you inspire this drive in me.

[@VolksSturm-b6x]

AH was never born into riches, he parents didn’t spoil him, he loss his parent in his youth, studied to become a painter was turned down because he didnt have any references, he when through hunger, he lived in a homeless shelter for couples years. He knew the problems Germany had and he knew them so well cause he literally lived through them so when he spoke he only spoke about what it was already obvious but his emotions towards the words was what drove everyone wild. Man only spoke the truth 👏

[@ykd0011]

Meanwhile Hitler : speaking fire

[@thetf8142]

Unironically, Hitler had some touching quotes “Anyone can bear victory, only the mighty can bear defeat” Cause of death- suicide after failed invasion of the Soviet Union

[@farhanyasmin]

"If you want to shine like sun first you have to burn like it" 🥶🥶🥶

[@dawn1424]

he fought, he lost and chose to die on his own terms is that not bearing defeat?

[@elitex50]

But he didn’t die there

[@MoAbuAkb]

May Allah Have Mercy on The Lions Who Almost Beat The Matrix. Saddam Hussein Adolf Hitler & Mummar Gaddafi May Allah Forgive There Sins

[@AlexanderJH]

"Humanity would sink into eternal darkness, it would fall into a dull and primitive state were the 👃 to win this war." -J.G.

[@Phuttisun]

that beat was fire 🔥

[@oluwabamideleabolade2298]

So much value, there's a way Vusi closes his eyes and smiles that stresses the point

[@stanlearner5102]

study him for 100s of ours like he did Hitler. and then study the art of bullshi$$ing for another 100.

[@fonlonharimichel2238]

I just love your smile . The one you put on the your video Comes to an end. Pls when is the next podcast

[@Sharklymaxx_one_1]

"even the devil can quote scriptures to suit his own purposes " - Shay Patrik Cormack

[@aaronarzadon4261]

He was spitting fr

[@idepartasair]

The words do carry, and I've never seen anyone truly, successfully debunk any of his claims.

[@Still-Struggling]

There’s tons of videos on KZbin and many sources online debunking Hitlers ideology. He literally wanted to genocide minority groups and turn the whole world aryan

[@donmcatee45]

Using said technique to answer the question. Well done sir

[@rebellious88]

It was not just the rhythm of the speeches, it was the words, the specific vocabulary, the tone of voice, its nuances, the postures, body and face expression, perfect timing and synchronization spoken word- body movements, EVERYTHING. Hitler himself spoke about this in his book and he talked about how impressed he was with Mussolini and his way of drawing crowds with just his tongue. That is largely why Hitler saw Mussolini as his main inspiration.

[@TheMap1997]

Which book?

[@CyberChud2077]

If you want to understand why he was so influential you need to read about the conditions of Germany before he came to power, and then listen to what he actually said. There’s no need to make silly arguments about his magical powers or something.

[@christopher_Jr]

Precisely🎯

[@Still-Struggling]

He emotionally manipulated his way to power and caused a mass genocide and world war. Stop making him sound noble

[@NikkoPuga]

Yeah. That rhythm was his heartbeat.

[@randomgamer4354]

Nah bro it was actually the truth that was attracting the Germans, the truth he spoke.

[@Still-Struggling]

Nope it was propagandized bullshit. He was just telling people what they wanted to hear to veil his genocidal ideology

[@ar-1571]

Very dope on the mic indeed..

[@parasite2640]

Watch Europa: The Last Battle documentary to learn all about his methods.

[@divacroft1034]

why would youwatch some allies propaganda if gerhard femppel is still alive and can answer any question incluiding all allies lies.

[@Still-Struggling]

You mean that Nazi propaganda flick thats been relentlessly debunked?

[@origaminefretami3480]

​@@divacroft1034Its not allies propaganda, its the opposite

[@lloydenque]

Vusi you're legendary. Thank you 🎉

[@Abimbolaoliyidetv]

It's all about getting the message across❤

[@xelivo8315]

“The teachings of a sinner are wiser than the naivete of a saint.”

[@1guitarlover]

Adolf was Austrian and they make a double-R sound so strong that they can shake a building when raising their voices. That is part of its success as orator, plus belief in its ideas.

[@daijme]

What is the piece of music in the background? Thanks

[@leowashington8991]

Every Artist and Musician should take Note on this Guy how to get more Fan Base

[@bigol9223]

He talks like any lame clickbait hack

[@Vegetaisbetter]

​@@bigol9223doesn't change how well it worked for him.

[@nitrosodium]

So basically he had a catchy flow

[@abardill]

I think he means "staccato" not "stochastic", the latter relating to probability theory.

[@navk1000]

Thank you

[@void0350]

He is a fraud. Pathetic

[@evelynzlon9492]

Somebody is being awfully SARCASTIC to the expert. Stochastic can have multiple definitions. Hitler's speeches were not intended as poetry but there was a rhythmic regularity to his vocal emphasis. That is the meaning of stochastic. I personally think Otto von Bismarck was a vampire who reemerged under the pseudonym Adolf Hitler. Bismarck was from a very old, very elite noble family before he was originally appointed Chancellor. Historically European nobles conversationally spoke in poetic verse. It was second nature to them. Hitler spoke this way subconsciously because that was his upbringing, even as he emulated working-class Germans with perhaps a bit more innate intelligence than most. However I think he was probably scientifically aware of his underlying noble speech patterns.

[@evelynzlon9492]

I recently listened to an evp session with the spirit of "Blood Countess" Elizabeth Bathory. She can talk circles around most anybody. She delivered a short story riddled with nonsequiturs which have no logical connection with the rest of her dialogue, unless you count their indirect psychological impact in context. Every word from her disembodied mouth is a stroke of genius. Even spontaneously. And she's crazy as Hell.

[@daveycameron5743]

Orators like Hitler and Mussolini were skilled at using body language and performance to captivate their audiences. In the past, movies and TV shows focused more on dramatic gestures and expressive performances, unlike today's more realistic approach. Words can convey drama, but the impact of body language is often overlooked. Trump, for example, incorporates some of these techniques, which is why he has a strong presence. Preachers, especially in black churches, also use powerful gestures and vocal delivery. There were many reasons why Germans and Italians followed these leaders, but the way they utilized these techniques in their speeches played a significant role in winning the hearts of their countrymen.

[@piko3902]

I love how him and Hitler are on a first name basis

[@tansjones4186]

Rhythm and melody matters a lot. So crucial for speakers

[@Hadrian70CE]

> The words don't carry I beg the differ

[@hg4875]

My brother stochastic is the process of adding randomization. You 2/2 for getting things wrong on my feed

[@hg4875]

Ok so your argument permits you to say stupid things. Got it. Rather study francis bacon

[@jacobstewart1950]

Hitler learned his craft from a magician

[@m.2.n131]

Try for once to listen to his speeches in English Dub and you will know that his words made sense more than today's politicians.

[@blendi.bitraj]

"I know how to make people listen"

[@awilabdi602]

Really? How do you do that?

[@benedictmvala7280]

This is so powerful. Sales people need to learn this❤

[@greenkidd529]

Martin Luther King Jr was also a really good speaker and he learned how to do that from sales

[@stanlee69]

Fun fact÷ In Hitler's speeches, at the end he takes his glasses to his hands and crushes them, making himself bleed. This convinced thousands to join him

[@AWDTH1111]

What is the background music?

[@Dragonpuncher123]

That weird moment when someone causally references Hitler by his first name.

[@Ginoskoagency]

What's the name of the instrumental on the background.

[@Mohonnova]

It was also the words he used which you can now listen to in 'his voice' with the help of AI. Plenty of English iterations on KZbin.

[@BokangSeleke-z8k]

I really learn a lot thing from this man love the vids❤

[@SultanMJS1]

Bro what do you mean his words don’t carry , yes he might’ve been a stochastic speaker but the reason it was so powerful was because it was combined with a lot of logical arguments that people at the time found it or make a lot of sense , if your a scholar or someone interested in history listen to his accurately translated speeches

[@johnrockyryan]

This guy himself is a damn good speaker you can tell he has truely studied historys best speakers in depth good shit 👍

[@ElijahKline-t1z]

Dude this guy is the key

[@Ravensbro04]

What’s the music in the background

[@aliabdurahman3373]

If you think that Hitler was a rhythmic speaker, then Malcolm X was a full melody. He can persuade anyone wiz his way unless u r a stuborn, his truthfulness is his power which many speakers didn't have today.

[@lonetobefree5722]

As much as I'd like to agree it was not even possible for Malcolm X to have more so of an oratrocial pull than Hitler, there's just no comparison at all.

[@johnrockyryan]

Malcolm has a timeless message that will never die but Hitler had that fckin passion he was like a crackhead on that stage

[@timothyoguntoyinbo8132]

Where can i get the FULL PODCAST?

[@grigorarabyan9853]

Did he just say “the words don’t carry”??? The dude was explaining his nation how to get out if trouble very specifically

[@The_neon_nomad]

It helps if the message resonates with audience and has deep truth in it

[@darwinism18]

The most important principle of leadership is to lead by example. If at all possible, a leader should have already done that which he will ask others to do. (Now read about his service during the First World War!).

[@Lilchina-kh3tf]

Finally, a short that doesn't give me brain rot

[@seanwikman6185]

"The words don't carry" is so foolish

[@muna288chinkuli.k7]

Do you have a list of 5 best and most effective ways to communicate the message?

[@JonCampo91]

Saying his words alone don't carry is ridiculous

[@sirkermitthefirstoffrogeth9622]

There is also a speech that played everytime we won in a game called Call of Duty: World at War. Hitler said "In Us burns germany, behind us stands Germany and ahead of us lays Germany!" He had ways with words

[@astroniun]

Because people don't remember facts but emotions

[@hhhbkid]

I don't know about this. I've read his speeches, and they're compelling nevertheless.

[@ThousandWordsMediadotcom]

The guy speaking has a really nice voice

[@AbdirahmanIdris-ku9xm]

Yea, the little Austrian corporal did have a talent for speaking.

[@Zed-rw9ri]

The little Austrian corporal he almost took over the world.

[@SirBrucie]

little? dude was wiping his ass with europe and marching into russia. No insult to the russians but if the germans had just waited until winter was open and just lob v2's at russia till the snow melted and the mud hardened you all would be speaking german.

[@klown839]

I love how you call him “little” but he was the one with all the power. You have none, and never will have any. Who is truly little? Lol

[@AbdirahmanIdris-ku9xm]

@klown839 it's a reference to how Hindenburg referred to Hitler.

[@klown839]

@@AbdirahmanIdris-ku9xm Oh, nvm then.

[@bryanfeliciano595]

He was one hell of a public speaker for sure

[@Foshixbtw]

-Adolf? -Painter.

[@goof4i]

Can you make a video on how to speak rhythmically?

[@infinty925]

Where do we find his speeches ?

[@mrsentencename7334]

Internet archive

[@tacklefx]

Good father, Vusi is amazingly intelligent I don't know any other expression that can explain him

[@cloverbird5785]

He's spent that many hours studying his speeches he must know the truth by now.

[@asminulhoque4098]

Full video link please

[@jakerslake]

The words carry, you just don't like the them.

[@npd6225]

“When you think about it Hitler was probably the first pop star” - David Bowie

[@damnmann]

Adolf other guy : ADOLF !?

[@road_to_rage_559]

He pretends like there are millions of adolfs in the world😂

[@RealSGPlays]

Bro sounds so calm

[@member555]

“the words don’t carry” 😂smh

[@colecampbell1906]

There's a reason they wouldn't translate his words in documentaries about him. The words definitely carried.

[@thelastjohnwayne8726]

We're all finding that out now, aren't we? The world is built on lies and history is written by the victors

[@apaton24]

where and how did you study ??? I want it too

[@kushagragupta8068]

He gotta teach us what he learnt, then I wanna be a great speaker and orator too Like, something which gets people hyped up

[@zacharylong7717]

It had nothing to do with rhythm. It was the message and the character of the man.

[@jiggerinokobalis609]

The words carry.

[@GreatAuk18]

What speech is in the background?

[@thegoodfolk]

This man is stuck as a student despite his study

[@spartanracer]

How is that?

[@Vegetaisbetter]

​@@spartanracerthe words do carry, even without the rhythm

[@VMohdude-]

@@Vegetaisbetterno not really, how you say something matters

[@Vegetaisbetter]

@@VMohdude- not in this case.

[@Past_Tense154]

@@Vegetaisbetter yes in this case. he wouldnt convince that many people with just words, how he said it and how he made himself convincing mattered.

[@Fiyin-zd6cl]

Link to the Podcast

[@swavey.6x]

Why is my hand up 🙋🏽‍♂️

[@godreacher9448]

Sir question at what age did you begin to study Hitler.? Because for some reason when I was young I was drawn to the way he spoke and how he was able control or command the audience/ crowd. I must have been in 3rd or 4th grade. Some ppl say I should be a Speaker of some kind.

[@ItsMyQuantMyQuantitative]

Neo-Nazi editors can agree. It’s very easy to underlay epic music under his speeches, because they are so rhythmic.

[@kommando5562]

It’s cause he was one of the few politicians who ever lived who actually believed what he said 100%. You can hear the emotions of a war veteran of a man who had to starve on the streets and you just can’t fake that

[@Byzantine_Vengance]

Gigachad sigmamale alpha male metamorphosis hitler speech moment 14 yo salty kid moment

[@mrsentencename7334]

@@kommando5562some of his predictions are shocking looking at todays world. He had certain things figured out before anyone else

[@scottmcley5111]

Got a link to the full interview?