The Sixsters - For Us, For Me - Requested reaction

[@BORDERSALAN]

Thanks for reaction just caught im my feed ..KZbin knows i love these ladies! Always seem to be a month behind Danl,man he's quick. Great track,every one is different ❤❤❤

[@BoringTaff]

In answer to your question. They were originally 6, although by the start of the war there were 7 members. When the war started, only 5 managed to meet up in Germany to restart the band.

[@DanL---2024]

Saw The Sixsters and subscribed. 😀 They are actually in Germany right now, and the drummer's father does their video, mixing, driving, and more, and they jokingly and affectionately refer to him as the 6th Sixster. They are incredibly talented and hardworking, and in spite of the hardships they face, they continue to work on their craft and put out beautiful, sometimes quirky, music. One thing you'll come to realize is how each song is completely different, and they experiment and play in many genres and styles, to the extent you might not recognize them as the same band. They remind me of the Beatles in the sense that you never know what to expect, only that it will be done well. I will request some songs to hopefully give you a sense of their scope. :)

[@paulschmehl2124]

Thank you for the sub.

[@Shadowman...]

There awesome and I predict world domination soon ~ I hope they stay humble, and don't let extreme wealth and materialism change who they are. Although I wouldn't mind seeing Anna driving a purple Lamborghini with Unicorns painted on it

[@2012inca]

Just a tip to learn a language is to watch tv shows, music videos and children shows, cartoons all with subtitles. Then also do a couple of years courses on top of that in those languages. I speak Dutch, English and can understand French and German. When you learn to speak other languages you can more easily understand other languages. Because of that I can also read Italian and Spanish and then for the most part can understand what is being said. I must say English was the easiest to learn because we always watched American and English tv shows. Therefore we also know the difference in English and American words. Like Americans say the hood of a car and English people say bonnet. European countries trade and do business with each other so it comes in handy when you know each others language. I live in The Netherlands a small country of 18 million people in between the UK, Belgium, France and Germany so we learn English, French, German so we can trade or do business with them. Some also take additional Latin and Greek at school so they speak 5 languages. I have heard some Americans say they could not understand some heavy accents of English people. That is because most Americans dont learn another language. When you know a lot of languages you learn to listen very carefully so we can also detect English people with a heavy accent. I must say I was top of the class in English. I always got straight 10's at school which are straight A's in the US in English. When a teacher said I wrote something that was not correct in English I often had to correct my English teacher. At one point they gave up arguing with me because they knew I was always right about what I wrote or said in English. So when I got a 9 they always upgraded it to a 10. Even in Business School I was top of the class in English. Because of my grades in English I could pass maths which I was really bad at. I loved watching English humor on tv but also watched the American tv shows like Happy Days with the Fonz. If you love watching foreign tv shows with subtitles and then do a course in that language a couple of years you learn to speak the language fluently. I once was in the US and talked to this beautiful American girl in English and she tought I was her ex-boyfriend from high school because I looked like him. I tried to convince her I was not her ex boyfriend from high school by speaking to her in English. I said you must know I am not American because of my Dutch accent speaking English. She was not convinced and kept asking my friends if I wanted to talk to her. I did not do that because her husband had big muscles.

[@BoringTaff]

You did one of their songs 5 months ago. Run with the Wolves, a song in their native Ukrainian language.

[@DanL---2024]

Oh, I forgot to note, there is another "s" in their name, The Sixsters. You spelled it Sixters, a pretty common mistake. :)

[@paulschmehl2124]

Thanks. I've corrected both videos as well as the playlist.