#Veteran

[@v3tReacts]

CALL TO ACTION Put your song title of choice for TOMORROWS RECORDING down below CALL TO ACTION

[@smokun7461]

40:1 or ghost division

[@ryanwells1031]

Panzerkampf.

[@WhiteStarLine1845]

Glorious land

[@maxmenthel7658]

Ghost Division

[@trentonblair3795]

Nuclear attack

[@VolkoTheShadow]

Fun finish qout during the winter war: "They are so many, we are so few... How are we supose to bury them all"

[@VompoVompatti]

I've heard it as "They are so many and our country so small where shall we find room to bury them all."

[@VolkoTheShadow]

@@VompoVompatti Translation error for one or bothe of us?

[@VompoVompatti]

@@VolkoTheShadow In all likelyhood some writer just came up with it but who knows.

[@MrAatami]

@@VompoVompatti Soviet General said that "We barely gained enough land to bury our dead."

[@highlord1234]

Don't know if someone said it allready, but this is about the Winter War between Finland and The USSR (Russia) during WW2. 👍

[@v3tReacts]

🤘🤘🤘

[@kossakken]

The Molotov Cocktail got its name from this war, the Finns dubbed it after the Soviet foreign minister, Vjatsjeslav Molotov. I believe they used them to set the tanks engines on fire.

[@The_GuyWhoNeverUploadsAnything]

Yes and it was named after the soviets bombed finnish cities while Molotov (foreign minister of the soviet union) was telling foreign powers that they are only dropping baskets of bread for the hungry citizens. We believed it's only fair to offer a drink since they offered the bread and thus named it the molotov cocktail.

[@mah2126]

Preferred target was the tank air vent, then the burning liquid splashed down into the crew compartment and things got... unpleasant.

[@filip_548]

man i really love your reaction videos

[@TheNismo777]

Thank u sir! I knew you would like it :D Greetings from Finland

[@mattipihlaja6745]

As earlier pointed out, this song is about Talvisota, where Russia Tried to invade Finland. "Their blood turns to ice.." one Finnish company recorded temperature of-50°C with an alcohol based thermometer. Actually temperature could NOT have been so low, but meter was showing too low temperature, since Finnish engineers kept rivers from getting ice layer, so that Russians could not use the ice to cross rivers. So there was much 'extra moisture' in air.

[@vampyrictemptations7937]

Finland kicked Russias ass

[@tahhah3449]

Talvisota , Winter war , 105 days of honor!

[@teemup9247]

Drums are like the winter war for finnish soldiers. So outnumbered you get no rest especially when reserves run out and everything is at the frontline. I remeber hearing about one company that was the last one to retreat from the main line after it broke. It was like 11 men strong with cpl as company commander.

[@anderslofgren8235]

Thank you! I kind of had a feeling you'd go a bit crazy, yes :-)) Hehehe I have loved this song since the first time and damn, it's rocking! If you're interested in something very different from Sabaton, give Lovebites a go - power/trash metal with some ballads and some progressive moments... Japanese all-female band that rocks the socks off most bands of today and yesterday. Amazing band. Anything live except Bloodstock is superb, both musically and sound quality

[@pekkakoski6595]

Props to Sabaton. It is a swedish band, and I am a finn.

[@skitienhink]

Dude, you have to do Union (Slopes of St.Benedict) next. MEGA song.

[@v3tReacts]

make sure its under the call to action

[@FoggyGłøøm]

"Коктейль для Молотова" - так правильніше. Фіни приготували гарячу відповідь, на непомірні радянські амбіції.

[@AskiFin]

While Finnish didn't invent molotov coctails, Finnish did give them that name.. Molotov was a general in charge of attacking Finland, so we gave it a name molotov coctail against him.. but more interestingly, soviets were so unorganized that Finnish forced asked more ammo from soviets, and they sent it.. Those were called "Molotov breadbascets".. but ye, originally molotov's were used in spanish civil war but Finnish just gave them their name..

[@kisierhipogkul8703]

If you keep watchin piscator videos i recommend checkin his description, it gives history of the song in a nutshell but doesnt go in depth like sabaton history.

[@v3tReacts]

oh yea i read sometimes but most times I wait for the History lesson lol

[@kisierhipogkul8703]

@@v3tReacts Fair enough, just letting ya know if you didn't notice it before. Keep up the great work.

[@lionfromthenorth4580]

Great reaction!🤘 I agree with you that the drums are killing it in this song! I'll put the whole album on my workout playlist (when I get out of this Covid-crap!😷). If I can't go to the gym, I'll hang a punching bag in the garage (my husband will probably disagree with me on that one...😏)

[@ristusnotta1653]

Check out the Sabaton History video of this

[@DR_REDACTED]

🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮

[@sannihelanen511]

You should know Simo Häyhä... Greatest sniper in the winter war!

[@AskiFin]

why and how, reason why sabaton is so great, they talk about things that actually happened

[@kalsarikannit9587]

"Luulen, että tämän kyydin hinta on elämämme"

[@Draerlar]

Tbh some body probably all ready sayd this but... This songs music is awesome but for us fins the lyrics helds through. Many in Finland hates Ussr and Russia for What they have done to us. Thou we aren't shameless your selfish. We attack Russia afterwards to claim your beloved lands back and failed for some of us got greedy and wanted more then was ours.

[@DR_REDACTED]

Ryssät kyykkyyn

[@maggaw9869]

Reacts to Simo Häynä The Deadliest Snaiper in Military History Finland.