Tribal People React to Sabaton - Bismarck For The First Time

[@TRYBALS]

Tribal People React to Sabaton Christmas Truce: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4bLZJaYrNWaa6c

[@bandeano3870]

you should listen to "sepultura orgasmatron". If you can decipher what the song is about, you're a good student

[@delpinsky]

Very interesting to see such reaction from tribal people! I can say even more interesting than other reactions I've seen so far.

[@nosotrosloslobosestamosreg4115]

Try a "Tribal people reacts to Shadiversity," that guy is always talking about European Middle Age weaponry, armour, fantasy stuff... and dressing himself on that stuff. I think everybody will enjoy it, spacially his fans.

[@bigfrankfraser1391]

sabaton neither support nor condone war, they simply tell the stories from war, about war, and about important moments in history

[@elcarrigano]

Anti war, but pro soldier

[@bigfrankfraser1391]

@@elcarrigano as my history teacher used to say "remember the sacrifice, not the story"

[@PyrrhusBrin]

@@bigfrankfraser1391 that was why I wanted to be a history teacher, I didn't condone the atrocities or wars but there was a sacrifice in it all.

[@pneumonianakey]

If I remember correctly they said something about only telling stories

[@pneumonianakey]

If I remember correctly they said something about only telling stories

[@diegosolis9681]

I would love to see them react to "Christmas Truce", I think the brother who talked about peace (such a wise and noble man!) would love it. I think it would show him that he's completely right! Men are not enemies, we are friends unless politics and greed and powerplays and some other crap divide us. I would also love to see what wise words he would say about that event. Also, I love that you are showing studio version videos, live videos are meant for people who have heard the studio song or people who were there, if it's your first heard of the song you won't appreciate it because of the poor mixing quality. Studio versions are the way to have them possibly enjoy the music.

[@TRYBALS]

I appreciate your feedback Diego but there may be some videos which are inappropriate for them so I'll use live versions instead. Hope it's understandable

[@diegosolis9681]

@@TRYBALS Yeah, I understand. Also, consider lyric videos or fan made ones. Although, I'm not sure if youtube is OK with that due to it's heavy licensing stuff.

[@Caperhere]

Riaz, what is the purpose of wars? Mostly to make money for the corporations which produce war materials, such as food, uniforms, weapons, etc.

[@Seek1878]

@@TRYBALS A few years ago Sainsbury's did a very beautiful re-enactment of the "christmas truce" for a holiday ad and I think that version might be good for them?

[@johnnysteele5934]

@@TRYBALS If I may offer a remedy for that, Sabaton have actually released a lyric video for the song "Christmas Truce", in which there is only a static picture with lyrics showing up for the duration. I believe it may be the most appropriate version for them to truly enjoy the song, with its lyrics. What I would also recommend is the song "En Livstid i Krig", which while in Swedish, does have English Subtitles, if you use the live version from Gothenburg. The song sings about the 30 year war, from the perspective of a Swedish soldier during the war.

[@nobody6465]

Awesome video. Maybe "No bullets fly", "The Last Stand" or "Christmas Truce" would have made more of an impression than "Bismark". Still, it was nice to see their reaction. Thank you for the video.

[@Akiraphoto]

this ! Songs like 'No Bullets Fly', 'Christmas Truce' or 'The Last Battle' would've been perfect. Bismark has an impressing music video and its at cool song and all, but it doesnt have the same depth or message as the three mentioned.

[@JOHNDOE-yh2uv]

En livstid i krig live best one

[@saintcynicism2654]

@@JOHNDOE-yh2uv Seriously. That's one of the ones that just hits different, even without subtitles (though they do certainly enhance it).

[@n0namesowhatblerp362]

Yeah sabaton are easily missunderstood. In my opinion, they sing about the "greatness" of this ship, in terms of how horrible its reputation was and how distructive it could be. They sing about these things so perfectly through a mask of someone of that time but with our modern day consciousness but its also about how mankind has developed techonologies over the centuries. They're defenitly not for wars at all. They sing about times of war as a sad callback to sad times with a few heroes in it here and there.

[@anamericancelt6534]

I'd like to throw in Great War.

[@Fyreworx]

The fellow talking about how we should be working together and lifting each other up is spot on. That is what we should be doing as people of the world, instead of fighting. We're all brothers and sisters, no matter which country you're from. No matter your faith. We all just want to be happy and look after our families.

[@brigidtheirish]

Quite true. The problem is that some people will never be happy with that and will insist on taking from others. Then it becomes necessary to fight them off.

[@kavzz918]

That's what I was thinking too. It's a heartfelt perspective but unfortunately there are people that want to see the world burn and we need to be able to protect ourselves, including loved ones from them.

[@brigidtheirish]

@@leedavis7508 Or just about everything North Korea has done ever.

[@silmarien1383]

Sabaton IS encouraging people to recognize others’ humanity. Bismarck was a German ship, and many people are unwilling to admit that there were humans in the German military forces too. By making a song about the enemy, Sabaton is encouraging many people to think more carefully about the humanity on the other side of the war. (Not that Nazi Germany should have been allowed to keep spreading and shouldn’t have been defeated, but there were still people there.)

[@Fyreworx]

@@78alJ0vle And just which country do you think i'm from? Wouldn't you be against any nation with christian values that tells you that you can't shop on a sunday. That you don't have autonomy over your body. Mixing church with state? So you're against all of those things, or would it be the case cause it's your country, your religion it's ok? Either way i'm just saying we should work to make the places we live better for everyone.

[@shawkorror]

Context is everything. We all remember history through music and story, even if the presentation or topics vary greatly. "The Last Stand" may work better cross-culturally, as everyone can appreciate noble sacrifice.

[@Nuka0420]

I agree wholeheartedly Brother.

[@Nuka0420]

@Complex CR it is the story of how the Swiss Guard became the personal protectors of The Pope.

[@DSiren]

@Complex CR I think Final Battle, Lost Battalion, Resist and Bite, and Final Solution would cross cultures alright. The idea of 2 forces, recently enemies, fighting side by side to protect POWs from war criminals is simple enough; the idea of a thousand men being surrounded by a hundred thousand, lost to their allies and trying to breakout would come across fine; 40 men holding off Rommel's panzer corps might be a bit of an explanation but could still be summarized as '40 men hold off an army until they run out of bullets, the enemies don't believe them when they say there's nobody else'; and the final solution is pretty explicit in how grim the holocaust is, they already heard of the warcrimes so its more of a refresher than an explanation.

[@roblangada4516]

​@Complexus I think the idea of dying to protect what you believe in is something most Muslims, most people in general really, could appreciate. It's the ultimate display of conviction in your beliefs. Plus, Islam has historically always had something of a sort of grudging respect for Christianity. In past Muslim empires, Christian subjects were often persecuted less than other non-Muslim demographics as they were considered fellow men of the cloth and a step above pagans. In a lot of cases not even having to convert and just paying jizya instead.

[@PirateCat822]

Or Sands of Arabia

[@hayleybartek8643]

I'm so glad Sabaton is getting noticed. They're modern bards. Edit: For those who might be interested, a "sabaton" is a piece of armor that would protect the foot.

[@zachbohemian]

Not that modern

[@chadsmith8966]

@@zachbohemian relatively modern. Sure they’ve been on the scene for twenty years, but most metal legends began in the 70s and 80s.

[@johnbmx4christ]

they just did a tour here in the usa. not many americans knew about them but i think allot more now know after their tour.

[@roncyrebello6407]

Even I , they deserve it

[@szexmaster]

@@chadsmith8966 but the guitar accords are or idk what are they called in english are different compared to the modern music

[@JamesJLaRue]

This channel is doing more to promote metal than many American an UK music-related channels.🤘

[@jmurray1110]

Probably because most music critics tend to review billboard and other popular hits as a means of structure rather than individual artists And unfortunately metal is a bit too niche (hell the heaviest rock on the charts is ducking imagine dragon

[@huntersherman3537]

First of all- The amount of time you have spent exploring other cultures and histories, and being able to understand it well and explain it with clarity is very impressive! I love what you're doing here, I will be watching all your videos going forward. The way you edit the clips together almost seamlessly is well done too. I love to hear all of your perspectives on these matters, I have learned much just watching and I hope to learn more from all of you about your culture as well. Such a wonderful group of people here!

[@michamisztal4477]

I'm European. I'm a fan of Sabaton. I know about Bismarck and submarines, of course. But this video remembers me how much we, western people, forgot. Not just about peace; also about understanding new things. About learning things. About enjoying our own curiosity. About people themselves. So much to think about... To everyone engaged in creating of this video: THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@TRYBALS]

Thank you so much 🤗❤️🌷

[@alisonsomerville5565]

These ladies and gentlemen are a delight.Even though they live thousands of miles away and are from a different culture to me I feel we have many more similarities than differences.They are people you would like to know personally.Please thank them and let them know they are making friends across the miles. I would like to know more of each of them and their lives. Thank you all,so much.

[@19972zach]

You should show them another sabaton’s song called no bullets fly. It’s about a German pilot sparing an American bomber crew

[@johnbmx4christ]

i love that video.

[@TheBrickagon]

That one or Christmas truce would be nice :))

[@TheDud247]

Definitely need to show them Christmas truce next, an amazing and emotional story and song.

[@The_Kiosk]

"I'll bring them back when you need them." 🤣🤣🤣

[@TRYBALS]

Lol

[@revangerang]

I laughed so hard skldfja;s. I think he needs some ear muffs XD

[@josephwilliams1915]

I think the old man with that impressive beard has seen some shit in his life. Everything he said about the gas and obscuring vision is exactly what they did, and in some ways, we still do that now. I feel like he's speaking from first hand experience

[@user-ch5qd3uz3l]

in the usmc silent drill video, he sees them form a circle back to back, with bayonets facing outward, and he says "this is a good defense"

[@moritamikamikara3879]

Yeah... it makes me kinda sad. He's Balochi, the Balochi people live in an area in sort of Southern Iran, Western Pakistan area. They are... not treated very well by the governments of those countries. I suspect he brings up tear gas because either he or more likely someone or some people he knows have been in protests because of that and seen it used.

[@Notto-tn9dy]

"Seven Pillars of Wisdom" would make a good choice. It speaks of events and places they may have some knowledge of already.

[@zachrich7359]

I enjoyed this, though I was taken aback by the elder's comparison of battleship caliber guns to tear gas. Made me laugh a bit at first knowing just how powerful those guns are. I do appreciate how much they seemed to like it overall. If only there was a way for them to see the true scale of such a ship for themselves.

[@johnbmx4christ]

they did VR one time. i think they should do more and show them more of the world and things like big ships, grand canyon, pyramids etc.

[@mushinbujin]

For real. Most people can walk away from tear gas. A 16-inch shell, not so much. (Although I respect the honored gentleman's opinion.)

[@jacksmith-vs4ct]

@@mushinbujin I think its kinda funny/sad that tear gas isn't allowed in war due to being chemical warefare but 16inch guns are

[@cutlery4349]

@@jacksmith-vs4ct Man, as much as I hate seeing tear gas on the streets deployed by police I would hate to see a 16 inch gun more.

[@isotopian]

@@jacksmith-vs4ct There's good reason - if you see an unknown gas being used on your troops, and it wasn't banned by international agreement, it would very quickly escalate to responding with VX or Sarin. Gas is too dangerous for open warfare because you don't know until it's affecting your soldiers if it's relatively harmless or a horrific atrocity. A big gun is just a big gun. A cloud of gas could be anything from nerve gas to a massive thermobaric detonation priming.

[@MrJorgemcm]

awesome, didnt spect this, they might like the new christmas truce video as well!

[@FlashFirePrime]

Not only did I enjoy seeing their reactions, I enjoyed the song as well! First time I heard it. I’d like to see them all react to Opera music one day with all its musical drama and theatrics. Or maybe the Andre Rieu Orchestra!

[@charlotteholmes3056]

Up for Opera!!!

[@BIGBLOCK5022006]

They should check out the Andre Rieu version of Sirtaki.

[@SK27410]

I love Mr. Jutt's description of "advanced goofiness."

[@Iaminsaneone]

Very polite man, he is! I would have put it differently, but it would have been to rude, thank whatever gods you worship, that we still have such a polite, intelligent, compassionate man on this earth.

[@rjjcms1]

Great description,and spot on too.

[@GRLDYLEE22]

After watching some of ur vids, instantly subs!!! I love seeing their raw reaction, the clueless about anything

[@DiktatrSquid]

Another band: Nightwish Songs: Nemo, Élan, Noise, Ghost Love Score (Wacken 2013)

[@GlaziolaNacht]

I didn’t expect to see this in my recommended videos, but I’m glad I clicked on it! This is my all time favorite song by Sabaton!

[@kaseymeier5944]

I appreciate that you are not only broadening these beautiful people's knowledge, but ours as well. Thank you!

[@uiop09876543]

While we’re doing Sabaton, I suggest ‘White Death’ or ‘The Last Stand’. One works to show how amazing an individual can succeed at and the other shows how faith can combat entire armies. I believe both songs would be accepted greatly

[@silenthunterart5111]

The gentleman - Mohammed I believe, who focuses on why are we not putting our resources to,helping humanity makes my heart swell. This group of viewer are so open minded. I love this channel. So pleased I found it. From your sister in 🇨🇦 Canada

[@kennylaysh2776]

Love watching these reactions, always so thoughtful in their words. I hope Parvati (hope I spelled her name correctly!) is still able to react with you all too!

[@TheFireSwordGod]

You should show them nightwish. Maybe Abdul aziz would like some of the more symphonic bits.

[@DatBoiUKno]

Yes! I actually love that you guys take fan feedback seriously!

[@topcat5233]

love the editing of the sound without the headphones versus with the headphones

[@robertkrebs6998]

Sabaton needs to watch this. So cool. Thank you for sharing!

[@Karamazi]

As always, great stuff. This channel is such a mine of different experience. Tbh, I think it would be cool for all involved if they had access to translated lyrics for the music videos like this one. From Poland, with Love

[@huntersherman3537]

I have a recommendation if you continue with these heavy metal reactions. A band from New Zealand called Alien Weaponry, three young men of Maori descent (the Maori being the indigenous people of New Zealand). Their songs are partially or completely written in their native language, and many speak to the history of their people, the atrocities committed against them by settlers, and their old ways, and their battles. Their biggest hit, Kai Tangata, speaks of the ritualistic cannibalism in war, and the video shows the introduction of muskets to their warfare and the changes they brought.

[@KennaDeMerkedo]

Thank you for this, @Hunter Sherman! I've never heard of these guys before- l've listened to kai tanagata right now and am in awe

[@huntersherman3537]

@@KennaDeMerkedo Glad I can spread the good word of Alien Weaponry, friend! I know exactly what you mean, that song still takes me away each time I hear it. They're a powerful and emotional group, and their latest album, Tanagroa, is showing great musical development. Glad you enjoy! 🤘

[@marcbaur677]

Hoping for a reaction of Nightwish, the female front Singer Floor Jansen is married with the Drummer of Sabaton. She has an incredible voice, i suggest the Song Ghost Love Score of Nightwish. Greetings from Germany. 🙂

[@Minotaur-ey2lg]

The show from Wacken in particular was amazing.

[@lespretend]

Show them the best of NIghtwish with Tarja

[@mushinbujin]

This is great! Thank you for doing this video. I love Sabaton. They honor the soldiers of every country with their music.

[@Yeeren]

I asked for a Sabaton reaction - and TRYBALS delivers! Gonna sit down to watch this now, am already excited.

[@matheusdesouza7361]

There is a video called "the fallen of world war II". It put in numbers and compare the deaths of each major country that fought in this conflict, from civilians to soldiers. I think they would like it, since it is a very informative and well produced video, almost like a "mini documentary". Awesome video, by the way!

[@thetalantonx]

Thank you, my friends, for sharing music that matters to us. Another Sabaton song I would recommend is the live rendition of Warsaw filmed live in Warsaw, and there you can go into the history of the moment.

[@eiii5843]

You showed sabaton! Crazy never thought you would and the reaction is glorious.

[@martvil2018]

You should definitely check out Nightwish. Especially, the performance of Ghost Love Score at Wacken, 2013. It'll blow their mind.

[@DC88_]

Agree

[@DC88_]

But if they don't like short dressed women, maybe Storytime from the beginning of the show, when she still wore pants instead of a skirt.

[@Tsopni]

I vote for The Greatest Show on Earth :)

[@monolit73]

Please make a reaction to a young, very popular singer in world. Videos from this singer collect hundreds of millions of views. Diana Ankudinova is now only 18 years old. She has a very unique, tribal, shamanic, very deep, clear voice. Dr. Marc Reynolds (Voice Teacher, Stage Director, Performance Coach and Consultant, and Acting Coach) said about the performance of this girl: Really really exceptional! Even if you ignore her age, even is she was 10, 20, 30 years older, this is still a really exceptional performer here that we're seeing. But at her age, unbelievable. Really really exceptional! Absolutely gorgeous! And again, not just because of her voice, because her performing, watching how nuanced and engaging her performance is. Ah, it's just so stunning. It's absolutely amazing.

[@monolit73]

Most tribal song from Diana Rechenka (River) - 14 y.o. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWanqKJqhrt_p9U Crow - 18 y.o. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5bUkJuIipyAidk

[@bigfrankfraser1391]

nah

[@Dhara-In]

Amazing performance and unique voice of Diana Ankudinova)

[@sergeykot8753]

@@monolit73 Diana Ankudinova 😊👍👍🔥🔥🔥💥💥💥🎉🎉🎉💫💫💫💯

[@ievazagante5527]

Maybe you should try some "Nightwish". The first song I heard was "The Phantom of the Opera", but they are so versatile!

[@Desert4tw]

These channels are the most interesting when they are not chasing any trends. I want to listen/watch what they think about stuff that happens or happened in the world, other cultures or technology.

[@miikkavalimaki]

I have seen many reaction videos on the internet and this was by far the best one of them.

[@civiumardor6344]

It must be time for the most reacted to song on KZbin, Ghost Love Score by Nightwish kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIrNep9-jKd0jNE I think they'll be intrigued by symphonic metal with a female vocalist (and what a voice!) who just happens to be the wife of the Sabaton drummer.

[@wsl107]

I was thinking the same thing. Although I think the greatest show on eath or shoemaker would be a better fit because of the messages in those songs.

[@vorpalblades]

I think Heavy Devy performing Kingdom is the most reacted to.

[@nooraelena9931]

Awesome video, nice to heard that they liked heavy metal music. Yes,Nightwish would be good reaction video! In Finland, every year before Christmas, we have event (consert) and called Raskasta Joulua ( Heavy Christmas) where many Heavy Metal singers sings Christmas music in Metal way and most them are Finnish songs but these songs are best music in Christmas time, and now it is tradition and it’s has long last more than 10 year! My favourite song is Raskasta Joulua ( Tulkoon Joulu) the song name translated in English (Let there be Christmas) and it’s 8 year old song but its most noun in Finland 🇫🇮

[@Hans_Niemand]

These gentlemen are so focused and intense on their thinking and opinions. They seem to be trying to give as much value for the time as possible. Very thoughtful and impressive people!

[@lekalla]

Nightwish - Ghost Love Score (Official Live) next.

[@reuz5462]

It may interest some to know, that the compass with the coordinates etched into it, the man Joachim asks "So, did you find the boat?" is supposedly the son of the sailor who survived with the compass. And all the memorabilia in the background of that scene was his father's as well. Supposedly anyway, I've not researched it enough to be 100% sure it's true.

[@altergreenhorn]

You should show them different types of music maybe some classic like opera or folk music from the countries around the globe, as I can see they like to learn maybe also some documentaries abaou technologie, nature, world, space...

[@heidi6844]

Yes, I was thinking they should listen to Italian opera!

[@Ungoliant_m]

I would love to see them react to the rite of spring lmao

[@louisea5669]

Please show them Heilung and Wardruna, they sing in old Norse languages and take inspiration from tribal history and old religion/mythology from Scandinavia. They also use lots of old instruments and have a really special sound.

[@quettamullins7831]

My I humbly suggest Blue Grass Music. From the Hills of the Applachin Mountains ?

[@genghiscarnage4015]

I saw Sabaton at Bloodstock 2019. Would like to see these guys at a live show.

[@rosegirl1964]

"We should lift each other up"...yes, my friend💜💕

[@smearous]

"Are they here to explode bombs?" How'd he know what a Sabaton concert is like?

[@flyhigh-9a]

They are all so cute. I hope they and their families stay safe and healthy. Hope you get a lot of followers so you can continue to support them!

[@andrejtomic741]

Their first show since covid was in my hometown at the Exit Festival this summer. They played Bismarck and like a hundred people just sat down and started paddling. It was amazing

[@OzymandiasKaboom]

Boy oh boy, this channel is getting weirder and weirder... and I LOVE IT! So we're going to see a video about everybody reacting to a military submarine documentary? That's the impression I get from the ending. Maybe after that, everybody reacts to the International Space Station - an example of many nations working together to achieve something magnificent. No matter what you do, you have a wide variety of content, and that makes it a very enjoyable channel. Peace to all.

[@kalefish7613]

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[@KendrickMan]

I love the submarine sneak peak you gave at the end. Nice touch

[@MCsetup]

Very amazing watching. These guys had very amazing opinions in this video. :)....thank you for possibility to see this :)

[@danjohnston9037]

have to love the guy who immediately wants to use his earphones for earmuffs :) quick witted that one is

[@oliversherman2414]

I love your channel keep up the great stuff

[@TiernanWilkinson]

I feel like it'd be cool to show the Sabaton History channel videos that tell more of the story behind the songs; Sabaton makes great music and they seem to just keep getting better every album, but the songs telling a true story from the pages of history is what makes them truly unique.

[@pixie23]

I'm sitting like an hour now, watching their reactions to bands, performers and music in general and I just had an idea! About something old, definetely different, but so...How about showing them the Lord of the Dance and the amazing Riverdance? Anyone remembers this? This beautiful dance probably would amaze them as well, with the perfect coordination of the Irish dancers. It's a performance I watched as a kid, but I hardly ever forgotten. ☺️

[@TLM-Nathan]

"They are all goofy. Now they are advanced goofy." Truer words were never spoken.

[@charlotteholmes3056]

Another suggestion for the reacts: FREDDIE MERCURY/ QUEEN singing "Bohemian Rhapsody".

[@Mr.M1STER]

I like the concept that we can learn about history while also enjoying the music but there is absolutely nothing wrong with listening to music solely to enjoy it.

[@cathynb9205]

I would love to see all of the cast get presents for Christmas. I love watching them all being so happy 🤗🇨🇦

[@firestorm165]

Sabaton needs to see this vid yesterday

[@Talent2013]

Thanks dear Tribal we salute you from Sweden, thanks for your awesome review: "Christmas Truce"

[@Dhara-In]

Please make a reaction to the amazing performance of Diana Ankudinova with the Russian folk song Rechenka - Реченька (Little River)

[@Moples223]

"The enemy just sank it" Arguable. Unlike the Titanic's bitch ass the Bismarck was actually virtually unsinkable. More like it was scuttled after being disabled.

[@LisaMarieParadee]

I'm curious to see them react to more Sabaton videos.

[@karinac.3378]

🤣🤣🤣Their answers are so funny❤️❤️❤️I didn't know Sabaton before today, thanks!!!

[@Commandelicious]

I came here from the Rammstein video admiring how open minded and nice these people are and then here I see that a guy loves Mr Rogers and I have hope in humanity :)

[@op-4]

Epic video. Love Sabaton and their historical approach to music. Would recommend The Last Battle from Sabaton

[@magnificus8581]

I can't wait to see this, I love Sabaton!

[@a13xxgrey12]

Hi, thanks for the video. I would like to see your reaction to the wonderful singer Diana Ankudinova. She is still young, but her performances amaze people from all over the world.

[@cobra5087]

Those are barrels 15” diameter that are firing either armour piercing rounds. The Bismarck fired a direct hit on the Hood a British battle cruisers. and blew it up in no time. There is another old song but Johnny Horton. Called “Sink the Bismarck”.

[@rhoeasie]

Mukhtiar needs some ear muffs lol. How cold does it get in the morning there? Btw I agree with Riaz, he gets it

[@suzannemckean2280]

Someone send the rickshaw driver a pair of earmuffs!

[@sabinamta]

So fun too see this people reacting to Sabatorn witch is a swedish band and i am from sweden so i really really enjoyed this. One more band from sweden i would love to see the react to is IN FLAMES 😊

[@andrewludwig9251]

Have them watch the Christmas Truce --they will love it! It is about in World War One when 2 enemies make peace for one day to worship and celebrate Christmas together and be friends.

[@whisped8145]

A whole movie is probably too long to watch, but I would recommend certain scenes from the german war classic "Das Boot". The struggle and pain that crew has to go through, and not because they support the regime, but because the marine is taking it's job seriously. I can imagine your friends here could like the scene when the crew is invited to dinner by higher officers a lot, as it shows the prejudices of the higher officers and their misconceptions of how real life and hardship on the hardest of military jobs is. The crew and their captain are like workers, the high officers act like nobility, detached from the world and maybe even the gruesomeness of war. The latter would probably be a better scene to watch after seeing the hardship and hard work and danger of living on such a submarine.

[@Yamagatabr]

OH MY GOD! THAT'S WHAT I WAS TALKING ABOUT DUDE!

[@KimOfDrac]

I linked this video to Sabaton and they said it was amazing :) I've posted a print screen in the comments of your latest facebook post (the metallica one)

[@zaktech90]

I love Sabaton. Thanks for making reaction video on their song 👍

[@madddog6790]

Now that you've done Sabaton, you should do one by the band the drummer's wife is in. It's a little band called Nightwish :). Try Ghost Love Score live at Wacken 2013. \m/

[@ikezorn6477]

Rofl a little band?? It´s depends ofc :)

[@madddog6790]

@@ikezorn6477 I was hoping the smiley face would denote "little" being a bit tongue in cheek, but...I'll do better next time haha.

[@jelizabeth69]

sabaton, the BEST HISTORY TEACHERS EVER. Bless all involved in this great example of cultural education... keep up the good work. and thank you all jeannie

[@jimdavis8391]

I like the heavy man, he is much more than meets the eye. They are all people with wit and humility. I hope to meet more people like that in the future.

[@thekyler9529]

You should show them SABATON - No Bullets Fly (Animated Story Video). I think they will love the story it tells and the song.

[@paklurganteng]

This is a great video! I wish you also make a reaction video for "Seven Pillars of Wisdom" as well~

[@Dan-ex5fs]

This channel is awesome.. Just found out 😀. Maybe five fingers death punch next? Think would be interesting to see what they see and get from the music and video... Cheers to the guys who are working on this channel... Again it's awesome!

[@raebee4321]

He's got the right idea about using headphones for warmth. I wear a pair when snowblowing in Montana -- protects my ears from both noise and cold. You should give him a set for his work.

[@jorgedeanoperez2997]

I think they would very much enjoy many of Sabaton's songs. The Price of a Mile is about the pointless suffering of wars rather than any glorification of it

[@johnmosley9376]

Please show these guys Nightwish singing Ghost Love Score at Wakken 2013 with Floor Jansen singing. They need a Floorgasm STAT!

[@varengrey7221]

I'm very much looking forward to the video on submarines! You'll have to find some videos of the boarding process too, to appreciate the size of a modern sub.

[@samwojo3776]

Its cool to see how music conveys meaning across cultures and language barriers. If your looking for any recommendations Maggot Brain by Eddie Hazel is pretty epic.

[@vynanyx4804]

Im not sure about pollical lines, so please forgive if i over stepped, but I think it might be interesting to see a reaction from an Indian Metal band. I would recommend "Metal Holi" by Bloodywood

[@joshicus_saint_anger]

I love the thought of somebody, somewhere out there, wearing a really nice set of headphones while they go about their winter chores, the cord carelessly being dragged around behind them.

[@williambozarth781]

No bullets fly about an enemy showing mercy on a weakened foe.

[@Utahpanzer]

I loved Abdul's reaction to you guys describing submarines to him! You should definitely do a Tribal reaction to submarines :)