Two Steps From Hell - Final Days of Rome (feat. Felicia Farerre)

[@the_force_frog2993]

"All roads lead to Rome" ~Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus

[@HarryKaneIsGoated]

You're Quoting Nero? Yikes dude

[@CarlosHenriqueXavierEndo]

​@@HarryKaneIsGoated Nero was like our great comrade Stalin: mass-killed the traitors, the unworthy, the stupids.

[@isaacsepicytchannel2708]

@@CarlosHenriqueXavierEndoNero, though bad, is made to look even worse by the media.

[@BattlestarDamocles]

@@HarryKaneIsGoated Doesn't make his statement any less true. All roads did indeed lead to Rome back then.

[@lukeflanagan3034]

“The General who became a Slave, The Slave who became a Gladiator, A Gladiator that defied an Empire!” -Gladiator, 2000.

[@CarlosHenriqueXavierEndo]

This was impossible in real Roman times. Stop watching Hollywood crap!

[@NotAnAlex_Guy]

Spartacus in 79 AD:

[@hmmm9658]

There once was a dream that was Rome.

[@markoprskalo6127]

I am studying ancient history and this helps me a lot

[@giuseppesimonelli5465]

AVE CESARE

[@joban237]

Some day...

[@markhagnaya8463]

All roads lead to rome

[@creatressanna8714]

On one hand, as an Epic Music fan, I see great battles, daring warriors and warrioresses, and fantastic landscapes when hearing this song. On the other hand, as a Latin student, when hearing this song I just see Romulus Augustulus getting his head chopped off.

[@903strikerunit]

Anna M MERRY CHRISTMAS M'LADY!!!!!!! I missed you

[@creatressanna8714]

kyubey, the cute little devil Lol thanks, and same to you. Yeah, my commenting on Unleashed has been spotty.

[@codekillerz5392]

“Warriors and warrioresses...” Fairly certain that, “Warrior,” is a unisex term.

[@miancu3]

CodeKillerz Tricksy, nasty wariorsnesses!! They hits us with their swordses precious! We hates them, HATES them precious! GOLLUM

[@martijnvanweele6204]

Romulus Augustulus... with a name like that you really can't be anything else than destined to be the last Roman emperor...

[@paxsinica5202]

Fall of the Western Roman empire was undoubtedly one of the most significant events of the west, with much of Europe plunge into centuries of darkness, this song perfectly portrays the wistfulness and perhaps hope that the Romans must of had in the last days of their empire.

[@lewistaylor2858]

the irony is that the Germanic tribes realised the importance of Rome as it had created all this wealth and system of Government along with legions that held it all together. This is why they fought for Rome to maintain it but by Germanising and controlling who was in power in Rome they accidentally brought Rome down from beneath, there was way too much corruption, too many enemies, not enough material to supply the city itself that it could could not recover.

[@toastytoast9800]

@@lewistaylor2858 3rd centry crisis, invasion of the west by theodosius, decentralized administration, bankruptcy, inflation, piracy, collapse of trade routes, eastern economic and political dominance, loss of grain supply from carthage and egypt, ineffective bureaucracy, christian fanatisism, religious intolerant, end of warm climate , unpaid armies, desertion, disloyal generals and governors, civil war, corruption, factions in army and politics, gothic migration, slavic migration, sarmation migration, hunic invasions, slave dependant economy, degrading sanitation, spread of disease, abandoning virtue, tax evasion by the wealthy, natural disasters, feudalism, wealth inequality, betraying allies, schisms of the church, soil exhastion, mutiple front war, outdated tactics, lack of innovation, multiple dynastic claims, more slums, loss of navy, abolition of rights, decline of infersturcture , and ect.

[@jacklupino4112]

The romans deserved it

[@TangoX1]

Through battle a man becomes a hero Through time a hero becomes a legend Through time a legend Bec does a myth and through that myth a man takes action

[@uupdown2]

Through battle, a man is broken. Through time, a broken man is forgotten. Through legend, the horrors that broke him are lost. Through that loss, a battle begins anew. Felt like trying to flip yours around. To see the other side of the coin. War is not always good. This music however, is epic.

[@gabriels.4849]

Bec does

[@LeeSeungrhee]

1 month ago, when I visited Rome, firstly I played this song under Coliseum. After it stopped playing I heard the Gladiators fighting on the arena! Such an amazing feeling I can't describe :')

[@idkweeetree]

How someone is able to consistently make so much amazing music is beyond me. You're incredible.

[@dwaynecamacho3907]

“Fall of Rome” Press F to pay respects pls

[@gamingolympian4245]

F Vive La Roma! The Eternal City! One day we will retake Constantinople

[@jamesbond-od4tk]

F

[@TheGuy0803]

F

[@trilo_boy]

F

[@creatressanna8714]

Daniel Crispyness G ...G EZ

[@ryanhoarau1370]

As usual, it's still beautiful ! I just love it !! Merry christmas to everyone !!!

[@MartinRenner]

Merry Christmas! :)

[@zacharyelliott7161]

Merry Christmas, hope you had a good year and a better one to come.

[@kevintrang3007]

Sariel/Archangel vibe at the beginning. Edit: Maybe it's Protectors of the Earth.

[@kaptaansahab5048]

Fishy Fisch Exactly..thats what i thought

[@shezzos9354]

They have the protectors of earth build up a bit

[@larswillems9886]

heart of courage

[@jaimemcarthur5623]

Its protectors of the earth

[@yevgeniygorbachev5152]

I see it as more Archangel than PotE, but I do see the resemblance.

[@MartinRenner]

Some people saying Nicks music isn't as good. Nick: Hold my Beer

[@genfisher2456]

Thomas is better.

[@MartinRenner]

Crazy Yorkshire Lass Thomas is different.

[@davidbrussard-composer7372]

Generally I prefer Thomas, but Nick is also an exceptional composer. This piece is a great example of how Two Steps From Hell is not just Thomas, but both him and Nick equally.

[@davidbrussard-composer7372]

Also, I miss your uploads Martin. Can we expect anything soon? No pressure, I just really like hearing your music.

[@MartinRenner]

David Brussard Haha thank you :D I'm quite busy at the moment, That's why I didn't upload. I try to get the next song ready until second January.

[@cristobaldemetrius7406]

"I swear to you, Centurion, Rome will not fall. Not today. Today we fight!" ~ Marius Titus (Ryse: Son of Rome)

[@InvasionWW]

one of the best story mode games ...

[@toastytoast9800]

Great game, although enemy character models get repetitive

[@edwardjennings6021]

So many great quotes from that

[@joshbray5036]

As great civilizations fell, a newer cleanses one born anew would carry on it’s legacy throughout the ages! Thank you for this Christmas gift TSFH. Happy Holidays!

[@AkkuBakku999]

This is the music I live for

[@thgritic102]

**Sees Felicia's name** YES! Another song with her in it! She is growing as my favorite under Merethe.

[@tutorialesminecraft8930]

A.D 476 Fall of the Western Roman Empire What a masterpiece

[@bandofbrothers5860]

Merry Christmas Two Steps From Hell! and thanks for making x-mas epic:)

[@juancarlosmaureirazamora5277]

My favorite songs by Nick Phoenix.

[@firemetal9655]

Nick's best one in the album so far.

[@thundersword99]

I love all songs in this album but my favorite from Nick is prob I'll stand alone.

[@ДмитрийКузьменко-д2х]

I deeply love every song of Two Steps From Hell. Each one is unique and amazing. This one makes me fell a citizen of Rome in a way that I can not describe. ROMA INVICTA! SQPR!

[@linusblanket32]

"Protectors of the Earth" vibes anyone?

[@thegreycrusader]

linusblanket32's epic music channel "Protectors of the Sea"

[@linusblanket32]

The Third Crusader I was referencing a TSFH song, what are you referencing? 😂

[@MazeFrame]

Was thinking "Steve Jablonsky - Arrival to earth" Who knows?

[@thegreycrusader]

linusblanket32's epic music channel The thumbnail

[@linusblanket32]

The Third Crusader Ahh makes sense 😉

[@MarkitzTR]

0:16 Protectors of the Earth vibes

[@past4802]

exactly dude :D

[@WillofDmusic]

no doubt

[@Legendary_EXE]

Thats what I was about to write 😂

[@audriellaaudrentia3598]

I thought I'm the only one who notice it

[@dragonforceguitars]

I liked then listened.. didnt regret it

[@akanselim9885]

Vocalist of the Star Sky is back :)

[@jesusChrist-ft3ll]

Akan Selim love star sky!

[@Marcos_Vinicius_da_Luz]

SO PERFECT.. NO WORDS TO EXPLAIN.. SIMPLY THE BEST!!!!

[@paxsinica5202]

was playing with lego accidentally built the Colosseum

[@cameranhadlock5985]

you must be very proud(;

[@lucio01]

Did I play the part well? Applaude as I exit Augustus Caesar

[@edwardkenway148]

on a 1:1 scale

[@DeltaLightTSFH]

El psy congroo

[@Maeglin7936]

Every song just gets better and better!

[@willemvanderspek4680]

I can imagine Majorian reconquering Hispania in a final attempt to restore Rome to its former glory.

[@musically..induced]

This is really great. i love Felicia Farerre. :-)

[@xAuris]

The beginning reminds me of protectors of the earth...

[@JuanRamos-yw6me]

When I hear this I don't see the last days of the Roman Empire. It makes me think about the highest point in Roman history, when Rome had still its might. When the empire united and protected a hundred nations in civilization and in an everlasting peace

[@agentsquid9079]

Pax Romana? When I hear this, I see the Romans emerging VICTORIOUS!! From Britain to Arabia, the Romans conquered. Its so sad that the Empire became so corrupt, and that lead to the decline. If only the Romans ignored their sins... then maybe there was a chance.

[@Dr_Evil_Mc-Bad]

hail the empire. as the empire that gave it's inhabitants peace, prosperity, freedom and oppotunity for centuries as the empire that survived the tests of time, withstanding her neighbors for 2000 years as the empire that embodied the idea of the west, the culture, and the persona of europe as the empire that gave us the brilliance of the past, who preserved, added and improved the works of ancients and kept them save for the later world to use. as the empire that tells the story of mankind, of peace, of hope, of ambition, of patriotism, of abandonment, of prosperity, of greed, of lust, of power, of madness, of genius, of virtue, of corruption, of victory, of defeat, of division, of unity, of growth, of decay, of war, of chaos, of order, of exploration, of knowledge, of wealth, of love, of might, of weakness. as the empire that showed us the strength and frailty of men, from the marble city of the glorious antonines to the cowardly, decayed city of ruins. as the empire that from it's bosom, the world order was created, the nations of france, of britain, of germany, of italy, of spain, of portugral, of turkey, of greece, of bulgaria, inhabited and inherited the ruins, the works and the memory of that great nation. As the children of rome grew, they took from the corpse of the empire, and spread her culture, her language, her memory across the globe. as the empire that slaughtered, killed, and murdered in a frenzy of bloodlust and war. as the empire that protected, supported and helped the citizens, the communities and the inhabitants of the empire. as the empire that tells of the rise, eclipse and fall of a people, a nation, a culture, a world. as the empire that brought us builders like Augustus, basil, justinian, Brutus (the original one) and hero(n) to destroyers like Caesar, Maximiliam, and antony. as the empire that tells us the enternal story of the average man above misery but far below supremacy, as the empire that struggled as the empire that evolved as the empire that built as the empire that created as the empire that burned as the empire that destroyed as the empire that rejuvenated from disaster as the empire crippled by corruption of man and his society as the empire that withstood the horde as the empire that fell to it. as the empire that protected her offspring from the east for centuries only to be struck down by her children. as the empire of rome. ave.

[@aurexify]

@@Dr_Evil_Mc-Bad Freedom? I'm sorry but if you think they gave them freedom you should learn history. But you made this comment three years ago so I think now you know.

[@russianbear7832]

Holy mother of epic vocals.

[@Dr_Evil_Mc-Bad]

hail the empire. as the empire that gave it's inhabitants peace, prosperity, freedom and oppotunity for centuries as the empire that survived the tests of time, withstanding her neighbors for 2000 years as the empire that embodied the idea of the west, the culture, and the persona of europe as the empire that gave us the brilliance of the past, who preserved, added and improved the works of ancients and kept them save for the later world to use. as the empire that tells the story of mankind, of peace, of hope, of ambition, of patriotism, of abandonment, of prosperity, of greed, of lust, of power, of madness, of genius, of virtue, of corruption, of victory, of defeat, of division, of unity, of growth, of decay, of war, of chaos, of order, of exploration, of knowledge, of wealth, of love, of might, of weakness. as the empire that showed us the strength and frailty of men, from the marble city of the glorious antonines to the cowardly, decayed city of ruins. as the empire that from it's bosom, the world order was created, the nations of france, of britain, of germany, of italy, of spain, of portugral, of turkey, of greece, of bulgaria, inhabited and inherited the ruins, the works and the memory of that great nation. As the children of rome grew, they took from the corpse of the empire, and spread her culture, her language, her memory across the globe. as the empire that slaughtered, killed, and murdered in a frenzy of bloodlust and war. as the empire that protected, supported and helped the citizens, the communities and the inhabitants of the empire. as the empire that tells of the rise, eclipse and fall of a people, a nation, a culture, a world. as the empire that brought us builders like Augustus, basil, justinian, Brutus (the original one) and hero(n) to destroyers like Caesar, Maximiliam, and antony. as the empire that tells us the enternal story of the average man above misery but far below supremacy, as the empire that struggled as the empire that evolved as the empire that built as the empire that created as the empire that burned as the empire that destroyed as the empire that rejuvenated from disaster as the empire crippled by corruption of man and his society as the empire that withstood the horde as the empire that fell to it. as the empire that protected her offspring from the east for centuries only to be struck down by her children. as the empire of rome. ave.

[@hiteshshivkumar7235]

best tsfh comment ever. im a fan of rome too

[@andreicadari700]

In the nations list You forgot about: Romania,Russia and latin America

[@alexpanicale]

S. P. Q. R. 👋

[@calvinwilkinson5205]

Meanwhile all the peasants and slaves in Rome: “ah yes opportunity, I wish I had some” look up stuff about how the average middle class lived ( it’s not pretty)

[@davidelinguanti3886]

Ave

[@riccardolaghi6680]

Maybe one day the barbarians will overrun us all... Maybe one day the world will forget about the Ethernal City... But, for the last time, may the Legions stand triumphant!

[@firemetal9655]

One of Nick's best. Ever.

[@kristofevarsson6903]

"My city is fallen, and yet I still stand." - Constantinus XI Palaelogus, the Last Roman Emperor, before leading the final assault on the breach of the Theodosian Walls with his handpicked volunteers.

[@kristofevarsson6903]

@@Ber-wt3hp *Constantinople, yes.

[@totalwarbest8702]

Lol, they werent real Romans..They were Greeks and Christians. Julius Caesar was a real Roman, from the Italian Peninsula and Pagan.

[@kristofevarsson6903]

@@totalwarbest8702 I'm a Germanic henotheist myself, bro. I just thought of a badass historical quote to match the music. Not everything is that deep. Calm down.

[@nikolaoskouvatsos9222]

@@totalwarbest8702even the Western part of the Empire was Christian when it fell. When Constantinople fell, Roman practically meant Greek & Christian. The term certainly evolved significantly over two thousands years of Roman history.

[@totalwarbest8702]

@@nikolaoskouvatsos9222 The emperor was Christian and maybe the leadership too, but most of the Western Roman population were not, they still held on to old pagan religion and traditions. And the Roman history, from the Roman Republic until the fall of the West, was 1000 years, the history that made Rome and the Romans famous. So the Romans were Pagans for 1000 years, and only Christians from 380 AD to 476 AD, just only 100 years. Just to compare.

[@utubrGaming]

Rome - where it's might and glory is so vast that 600 years after the East fell and 1550 years after the West, the nations and people today still scramble over its corpse and ruins, hoping to claim themselves her heirs and successors.

[@quigongym5206]

I study Latin and Rome so I can officially say this made studying 100x more mentally cinematic

[@robertofava5166]

And this is the way we are going to celebrate Christmas 2017. Thank you, Two Steps From Hell, and merry Christmas to everyone

[@JulesBellator]

No views, 9 likes, goes to show how good TSFH is

[@amaracea]

Now 49 views and 101 likes lol

[@adventurermite5330]

521 views and 246 likes now

[@calebsorrel7684]

Now 74k views and 5k likes :) youre welcome

[@hammadshah8993]

300,000 views and 6.5k BOI

[@wxj5640]

1 million views and 12k likes!

[@niekerlai8454]

Wow... this is my favourite Nick Phoenix piece

[@SamienBB]

ROMA AETERNA

[@agentsquid9079]

TheGreatCeasar Legio AETERNA VICTRIX!!! ROMA GLORIA AETERNA!!!

[@Dr_Evil_Mc-Bad]

hail the empire. as the empire that gave it's inhabitants peace, prosperity, freedom and oppotunity for centuries as the empire that survived the tests of time, withstanding her neighbors for 2000 years as the empire that embodied the idea of the west, the culture, and the persona of europe as the empire that gave us the brilliance of the past, who preserved, added and improved the works of ancients and kept them save for the later world to use. as the empire that tells the story of mankind, of peace, of hope, of ambition, of patriotism, of abandonment, of prosperity, of greed, of lust, of power, of madness, of genius, of virtue, of corruption, of victory, of defeat, of division, of unity, of growth, of decay, of war, of chaos, of order, of exploration, of knowledge, of wealth, of love, of might, of weakness. as the empire that showed us the strength and frailty of men, from the marble city of the glorious antonines to the cowardly, decayed city of ruins. as the empire that from it's bosom, the world order was created, the nations of france, of britain, of germany, of italy, of spain, of portugral, of turkey, of greece, of bulgaria, inhabited and inherited the ruins, the works and the memory of that great nation. As the children of rome grew, they took from the corpse of the empire, and spread her culture, her language, her memory across the globe. as the empire that slaughtered, killed, and murdered in a frenzy of bloodlust and war. as the empire that protected, supported and helped the citizens, the communities and the inhabitants of the empire. as the empire that tells of the rise, eclipse and fall of a people, a nation, a culture, a world. as the empire that brought us builders like Augustus, basil, justinian, Brutus (the original one) and hero(n) to destroyers like Caesar, Maximiliam, and antony. as the empire that tells us the enternal story of the average man above misery but far below supremacy, as the empire that struggled as the empire that evolved as the empire that built as the empire that created as the empire that burned as the empire that destroyed as the empire that rejuvenated from disaster as the empire crippled by corruption of man and his society as the empire that withstood the horde as the empire that fell to it. as the empire that protected her offspring from the east for centuries only to be struck down by her children. as the empire of rome. ave.

[@KaiTakApproach]

Senatus Populusque Romanus!

[@eli9747]

Nick phoenix at his best... Amazing.

[@thejuanman5733]

Started my new year listening to tsfh, the music makes you braver after all.

[@theultimategodofgaming3200]

Rome may have fallen, but it succeeded in its mission to civilize the world. A large part of the world now uses its alphabet, its roads, and parts of its language. Even now, one and a half thousand years after its fall, we still talk about this great empire that unified the land from the North Sea to the Persian Gulf. Many of their great feats of architecture still stand today. Their culture, scriptures, and language are still being studied by people in the modern day. The Roman civilization may have been destroyed, but the mark it left on the world will not fade for a very long time.

[@brandonlewis3938]

Yep. The /chill/ is there.

[@nory472]

Beautiful epic music!!! TSFH and Thomas Bergensen, are amazing!!!

[@__-fm5qv]

I get a witcher/Instrumental Core Music vibe from then begining. Then the protectors of the earth kicks in. Then it build to the main ensemble. Absolutely beautiful.

[@leahrosner9744]

great music I listen to it every day

[@findergr2016]

This is underrated! A another masterpiece from tsfh!!! Love it!!!!!

[@oct.pont.lvc.2255]

One day a emperor will come, and Rome will rise again

[@poloottavo7352]

What we do in life, echoes for eternity

[@tobiasstoppe9360]

105 Likes 0 Disslikes Beautiful!!!!

[@stellarfirefrost59]

I'm getting so many "Nightwood" vibes!!! TSFH, you've been my fave for 6 years and counting!

[@burningbattleblade2073]

so beautiful !

[@sapphocalypse]

Seems like a mashup of Protectors of the Earth, Archangel, and After the Fall

[@NowlZeoPlus]

Ed-Yun Hu Exactly

[@Steiniheini]

sort of, jes

[@christiang.6729]

How fitting for this

[@Riftley]

I mashed up Protectors of the Earth and this one on my channel. They go hand in hand.

[@gilbertchng8202]

Such a good song that I can't appreciate because I keep hearing Lacrimosa when i listen to this tune

[@SongsFromTheTrenchesMain]

i love the “protectors of the earth” bits in there haha very good job 😄👍🏼

[@mlvcsj]

I'll describe this song in one word: Beautiful...

[@RichadTheLionHeat]

So damn amazing! such a wonderful masterpeice

[@past4802]

Good! THANKS! and Merry Christmas everyone!

[@summerholiday7409]

Felicia again Yeeeessss I love felicia and mereth so much😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Alachia]

Sweet. Great Christmas present! Thanks!

[@vincentpernet4838]

great job as usual merry christmas !

[@joborbin4903]

"A great civilization is not conquered from without until it has destroyed itself from within." (Ariel Durant, The Story of Civilization: Caesar and Christ, a history of Roman civilization and of Christianity from their beginnings to A.D. 325)

[@agentsquid9079]

We must stand strong. America is facing the same crisis as Rome was. We must unify and not let ourselves lay so corrupt. Give new meaning to our morals and values for a better world!

[@syed1431]

USA has been a corrupt tyrannical nation since day 1

[@midwestnagyfa]

@@agentsquid9079 This aged well

[@agentsquid9079]

@@midwestnagyfa Man, if I met myself three years ago, I’d slap myself in the face and spit on my dreams.

[@aishitsaarthak1752]

@@agentsquid9079 lol

[@Raven_victoriano]

*amazing just amazing!!!*

[@masyrafnukman3932]

Thank you very much

[@Crmsn-qk2io]

Legendary music👌

[@TobeyT3]

Merry Christmas!

[@Igrium]

Never clicked on a notification so fast

[@amaracea]

I didn't click on it very fast but still managed to be the 10th like (thus presumably the 10th viewer). I once accidentally clicked on an Imagine Dragons upload the instant it was posted and didn't even GET the notification for it until I was halfway done listening xD

[@zacharyelliott7161]

Merry Christmas, hope you had a good year and a better one to come.

[@renren4966]

Hello , I'm Fans TSFH from indonesia. this is really epic music love it ^~^ :)

[@smeagolbaggins]

We loves it! We loves it! It's our precious!

[@meddlerking2911]

Great Song 👍🏼,and Merry Christmas

[@MartinRenner]

Ich liebe dein Profilbild :D

[@meddlerking2911]

Martin Renner :)

[@KillberZomL4D42494]

It's Christmas and I woke up with this, best Christmas ever. Merry Christmas TSFH 😎

[@jessica3461]

Music Makes You Braver!!!! 💝💝💝💖

[@lordsynthwave6659]

Musique d'une incroyable beauté ♥️

[@bahatoujeni7144]

as usual phenomenal.and it is the least to say

[@aviaceth3978]

Merry Christmas to you all! Let us now listen this masterpiece.

[@marchovens]

As usual a amazing composition, gave me chills!

[@maurynelson996]

What a great way to start christmas

[@fadelaelzalet8674]

There is no falling of Roman ,Roma in our lives styles ,our building ,our history,,,

[@Martin-ii8wi]

Im not crying YOU ARE CRYING

[@franzs9157]

Wow I am very moved by this song powerful let's do battle love it I want more of this please

[@carolinelabbott2451]

Beautiful as always. 💖

[@Kamikiro]

Awesome.

[@the_rabbit_V]

I dont know what is more epic: this album or track titles

[@saxyentertainmentwithstans8915]

PRAISE THE SUNNN

[@Integritys_Sum]

Saxy Entertainment with Stan Sax :D I'm playing DS2 right now! \o/ praise the sun!

[@brodyupton9155]

Tovewulf I got blood borne to day for Christmas so instead I say Praise the old blood

[@Integritys_Sum]

Dat heresy tho...

[@Integritys_Sum]

jk

[@simmdevereaux3344]

Gloria Romae!

[@honeytuna4203]

already got goosebumps from the start

[@김종국-k9j]

Thanks

[@ThePaulobraveheart]

thanks,wonderfull.

[@findergr2016]

Amazing song!!! Bravo!

[@tacticaltbagg]

Fucking great song.. Merry Christmas, and happy holidays people

[@misa3576]

Just have to know what ROME was and then, just then, u begin to believe in this great music✌️

[@khomu604]

Finally more Nick uploads

[@jessepinkman9295]

Julius Caesar would be proud of this song . Long Live the Roman Empire !!

[@hamzaabbass1300]

Already fallen

[@KaiTakApproach]

Caesar was kind of a dick. But Cato would be proud of this song also...

[@azriadzlan2297]

@@KaiTakApproach fuck Cato..Cicero ftw

[@historicallegends3702]

@@KaiTakApproach Justinian?

[@KaiTakApproach]

@@historicallegends3702 why not, but in Greek. Although he was nowhere near any of the potential final days of rome, they were kicking butt in his day.

[@nicolasd5233]

Bastion ! Montrez-vous !

[@03100darkcod]

JOYEUX NOEL

[@nemesice1839]

Bastion ensemble

[@exa3292]

Allééééé

[@gabx8587]

La France en force !

[@felixpomerleau8220]

Je tiens à représenter le Québec francophone

[@rlpc2602]

It's so good that my plant dance while listening to this songs