@@adriangonzalez3yearsago927 A Bee in the Marines..DI Patrick Warburton be like: Get your goddamn winter boots or else I will shove this rifle up your honey dispenser!!
@@adriangonzalez3yearsago927 I swear the world we live in when going into the military maks someone mad or upset (and then you apologizing for it) is just wow lol
Semper Fi from a former US Marine Paris Island 1972 once a Marine always a Marine! My favorite cadence from my drill instructor was your left your left your right feels so good feels so fine let me hear it one more time as we were doing double time! The Marine corps made me a better man I'm 68 still in shape I join the Marines and do it over again!!!😎🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷
I went through PI in 1971, 2nd Battalion in the old wooden barracks and trained with the M14. I see the steam pipes are still there. Now I remember the sound of cadence, with fondness, like it was yesterday. Even though I hated it when I was there, It made me the person I became and for that I will be forever grateful. Semper Fi 🇺🇸🫡
That volume is so weak. At Parris Island, Alpha was so loud, you could see DIs in San Diego looking over their shoulder trying to figure out where that vibration just came from.
Marines of every era and of all ages never forget how they arrived at San Diego or Parris Island, a motley mob of slimy civilians, and how quickly they became a cohesive unit that could move in unison and with pride, to every command.
@@Kyrelel It's necesary for them to "brainwash" their troops in the military or else you won't be able to perform well under extreme stress and pressure. Or else the men will hesitate when the time comes to pull the trigger and kill the enemy. Most likely every country does it. If they don't "brainwash" the men they won't perform well under combat and instead of staying sharp and focused the men will get themselves killed.
Actually, Corey, the sound made by platoons marching today is different from when I was marching to it and for one reason only---today's boondockers have a one-piece sole/heel that is made of some kind of cushioned material, whereas the ones on the boondockers we wore had a hard rubber heel. When we were in unison the sound of 75 heels striking the parade deck at the same time almost sounded like those old newsreels of German troops goose-stepping into Paris. Today's Marines are just as sharp as we were, and I believe they are better trained. One thing that hasn't changed is the sound of each DI's unique method of calling cadence---some are much better than others. We had a junior DI who was almost impossible to march with, and another one who was terrific at counting cadence. I don't know if you've had a chance to return to PI, but I visited there about six or seven years ago on a regular training day. No graduation. No bands. No excited families. Just dozens of platoons drilling. The new platoons were doing it "by the numbers" and the salty platoons were practicing obliques and counter-marches. All of it brought back memories of the days when I was a maggot in Platoon 115 and it seemed as if graduation day would never arrive. I can tell you truthfully, it would be impossible for any old Marine to return to Parris Island and hear those sounds and see those young recruits, and not feel tears of Marine Corps pride. Semper Fi.
This platoon is not too bad. Mostly the sound of one heel striking the deck and not a pitter, pitter, boom, pitter, pitter as some are slightly ahead of the beat and some are slightly behind. It is tough. My platoon did it once as we were marching back to our Quonset huts. It was so mind blowing as we marched past the Quonset huts of other platoons they actually came out to watch and listen. Our platoon commander (SDI) was barely whispering the cadence and we all heard him as if he were shouting in our ears. We won final drill but even so we did not match the perfection of that one day. Obviously I still remember it more than 50 years later. Here is hoping you soon to be recruits get to experience that moment of being completely in sync with the other roughly 75 other recruits.
@@j-legend2756 Nah, I actually didn't know they used it in COD. I graduated from video games to the real thing a long time ago. You should read 1984 it is very relevant to what's happening today unfortunately.
Not a Marine, but I distinctly remember several USMC cadences from being stationed at Millington Naval Base for A school with Marines. It brings back fond memories.
My Senior Drill Instructor could sing out cadence. He only let loose on special occasions; the last time was marching onto the parade field for graduation, but what a voice. Plt 2086, 1977
I still love this though I can’t lie, Truly the worst time of my life but it fills you with pride and makes everything in the civilian world incredibly easy.
i arrived on parris island in february 2016, 2 weeks before a recruit in kilo company jumped off the third deck and killed himself. my platoon was also on the third deck in another battalion and i remember my drill instructor showing no remorse & saying “If you want to be a b*tch and jump go ahead i won’t stop you” 😂 training didn’t let up after that accident one bit & we experienced hell that series
I had four sons in the military. I was never a soldier. I assumed there was a lot of marching. At my sons' Air Assault graduation they just seemed to walk out in an orderly fashion, but they were definitely not marching. They did a demonstration of an air assault and also demonstrated the Abrams Tank. That is big league hardball there.
I recently finished boot camp and I know exactly where this is. The squad bay for my Company is just off to the left out of shot from the camera. Those recruits most likely just finished at the chow hall which is in the background
They're actually all different heights. They put the tallest in the front and shortest in the rear so the height difference isn't as pronounced. If you look at the platoons as a whole from the side, you would actually see a gradual slope from tallest to short.
I just graduated in 1st bn. bravo co. and for us it went: "let me hear that (THUNDER) that first battalion (BOOM) that second battalion's (TRASH) that third battalion (SUCKS) that fourth battalion (SHHH...WE'D RATHER NOT SAY)
The most entertaining to watch march are the Navy. Hubby was a lifer in the Navy. Some incredible shooters, but Sailors can't march. You get them out there and they just go...everywhere. Seen it more times than I can count! They do make the best medics out there, though!
☝Sailors can't march BUT THEY CAN SING & DANCE . In the navy Yes, you can sail the seven seas In the navy Yes, you can put your mind at ease In the navy Come on people, fall an' make a stand In the navy, in the navy Can't you see we need a hand
marching cadence doesn’t change over time, but the pop culture influences do…and that’s what’s good about great sergeants training new soldiers and Marines: they adapt but keep the traditions alive
We had one like that for 3rd battalion it was Let me hear that thunder The 3rd battalion boom That 2nd battalion whisper That 1st battalion Sargent/sir they can’t even drill
Welcome to Hotel Hell Co Anyone else have to follow a Drill Instructor around and call him the devil!? Who am I!!? The Devil Sir!! Who am I ?? THE DEVIL SIR lol
God I gotta stop listening to these when I get high. Makes me wanna embrace the low again. Damn though… I take a puff again Embrace the suck again. I’m taken back when. Damn… these hit different now. Haha. Id do it all again. BUT! I AIN’T REENLISTING.
Let me hear that →Thunder
The second battalion→Boom
The hotel company→heat
Trivago←Hotel
34 subscribers another hotel trivago joke, hold on 1 minute....
Nope still not funny. Yawn.
I hate that hotel trivago bullshit. No offense but what does that even mean
night fury its off a UK TV advert
goddammit
YES. kahaha 😆😂🤣
ahhh I see the Marine Corps is trying to get me to enlist again. Nice try guys.
It worked for me, I’m leaving tomorrow
Edit: THIS IS A JOKE. People are trying to expose me for lying. Stop being so soft
@@adriangonzalez3yearsago927 enjoy your shipment!
@@adriangonzalez3yearsago927 A Bee in the Marines..DI Patrick Warburton be like: Get your goddamn winter boots or else I will shove this rifle up your honey dispenser!!
@@adriangonzalez3yearsago927 I swear the world we live in when going into the military maks someone mad or upset (and then you apologizing for it) is just
wow lol
FELT
Semper Fi from a former US Marine Paris Island 1972 once a Marine always a Marine! My favorite cadence from my drill instructor was your left your left your right feels so good feels so fine let me hear it one more time as we were doing double time! The Marine corps made me a better man I'm 68 still in shape I join the Marines and do it over again!!!😎🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷
Is this a joke lol
I saw this as a teenager way before joining the marine corps and I always wanted to be in hotel co. Years pass I went to boot camp and got hotel co.
I went through PI in 1971, 2nd Battalion in the old wooden barracks and trained with the M14. I see the steam pipes are still there. Now I remember the sound of cadence, with fondness, like it was yesterday. Even though I hated it when I was there, It made me the person I became and for that I will be forever grateful. Semper Fi 🇺🇸🫡
2nd Battalion, 1972. Started in wood barracks then upgraded to the brick ones. Yeah, those steam pipes are a dead giveaway about the location.
That volume is so weak. At Parris Island, Alpha was so loud, you could see DIs in San Diego looking over their shoulder trying to figure out where that vibration just came from.
3rd Battalion >
They looking over at your flat grounded hikes.
Delta>
Sound sometimes doesn't translate well when recorded.
@Swerveey you are such a boot lol
Marines of every era and of all ages never forget how they arrived at San Diego or Parris Island, a motley mob of slimy civilians, and how quickly they became a cohesive unit that could move in unison and with pride, to every command.
It's called brainwashing
@@Kyrelel and it fuckin works
@@Kyrelel It's necesary for them to "brainwash" their troops in the military or else you won't be able to perform well under extreme stress and pressure. Or else the men will hesitate when the time comes to pull the trigger and kill the enemy. Most likely every country does it. If they don't "brainwash" the men they won't perform well under combat and instead of staying sharp and focused the men will get themselves killed.
@@elvis5138 they have talked about it before they knock down whatever was there before and build from the ground up to make a marine
Snooby66 it’s called retraining the brain, from slow undisciplined and complacency, to fast, disciplined and initiative.
that man has insane vocals, he should top the charts!
This gives me chills. .bad ass!!
Actually, Corey, the sound made by platoons marching today is different from when I was marching to it and for one reason only---today's boondockers have a one-piece sole/heel that is made of some kind of cushioned material, whereas the ones on the boondockers we wore had a hard rubber heel. When we were in unison the sound of 75 heels striking the parade deck at the same time almost sounded like those old newsreels of German troops goose-stepping into Paris. Today's Marines are just as sharp as we were, and I believe they are better trained. One thing that hasn't changed is the sound of each DI's unique method of calling cadence---some are much better than others. We had a junior DI who was almost impossible to march with, and another one who was terrific at counting cadence. I don't know if you've had a chance to return to PI, but I visited there about six or seven years ago on a regular training day. No graduation. No bands. No excited families. Just dozens of platoons drilling. The new platoons were doing it "by the numbers" and the salty platoons were practicing obliques and counter-marches. All of it brought back memories of the days when I was a maggot in Platoon 115 and it seemed as if graduation day would never arrive. I can tell you truthfully, it would be impossible for any old Marine to return to Parris Island and hear those sounds and see those young recruits, and not feel tears of Marine Corps pride. Semper Fi.
This platoon is not too bad. Mostly the sound of one heel striking the deck and not a pitter, pitter, boom, pitter, pitter as some are slightly ahead of the beat and some are slightly behind. It is tough. My platoon did it once as we were marching back to our Quonset huts. It was so mind blowing as we marched past the Quonset huts of other platoons they actually came out to watch and listen. Our platoon commander (SDI) was barely whispering the cadence and we all heard him as if he were shouting in our ears. We won final drill but even so we did not match the perfection of that one day. Obviously I still remember it more than 50 years later. Here is hoping you soon to be recruits get to experience that moment of being completely in sync with the other roughly 75 other recruits.
Nothing better than a Marine platoon's cadence. Gotta love it. Good ol days. Semper Fi!!!!
Marines, the best on the list. If your looking for a branch to join and in need of a challenge, marines would be the one to join.
As George Orwell pointed out, people sleep peacefully in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf.
When you find the war quotes from Cod4. Good quote neverless!
@@j-legend2756 Nah, I actually didn't know they used it in COD. I graduated from video games to the real thing a long time ago. You should read 1984 it is very relevant to what's happening today unfortunately.
Yeah, people should have used it as a warning, not a instuction manual.
@@j-legend2756 No kidding. Good luck in the "deplorables" camps.
@@JimboLogic "Oh man I can't wait for the Goverment to give me my state mandated Re-Education every 5 years! it's allways a great time!"
I just love hearing cadence still to this day
Boy's are lookin sharp af
These marine marchs are so awesome!
Love from Aus
We all still have that inner boot within us even after we EAS. After 12 years, this still motivates the hell outta me.
I love how the heights steadily decrease.
Thank you for this , my son is in this platoon.
I hope your son is in good health serving our country. Also the USMC is my favorite branch of the us military.
@@thereclaimer2945 that was 6 years ago, his son probably out now
See you all in another 5 years when TH-cam recommends this again. Hopefully, the virus is gone by that time. Have a great and blessed day!
GOD BLESS THEM ,IT DOES MY HEART GOOD TO SEE THAT THIS COUNTRY IS STILL PRODUCING REAL MEN.
Ahhh. This brings back memories. I loved dying drill there.
I've stood in this very spot 10 years ago, watching my nephew march by. He's still serving and stationed at Fort Knox today.
The Marines are the best. Semper Fi my Brothers!
you hear that north korea? that’s the sound of freedom
North korea can destroy usa easy
@@michakoczy3261 surely not, they like showing off their cute bombs... that can’t even reach the US
@@michakoczy3261 Bruh their dictatorship’s so good, even their missiles don’t want to leave their country. Try again.
I can feel my chest hair growing just by watching that.
Not a Marine, but I distinctly remember several USMC cadences from being stationed at Millington Naval Base for A school with Marines. It brings back fond memories.
Lol that's hilarious to me. That is actually my company and battalion from boot camp. 2050 June 2003. Man that brings back memories
I may be a soldier, and I bleed army all the way. but these boys sure got this shit on lockdown 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 same fight same team. semper fidelis
Amen Brother
Oorah army 😂
Good for you semper fortis validusque
Semper fi brother
Hey, one team, one win brother!
Girls: omg she's wearing the same outfit as me
Boys:
My Senior Drill Instructor could sing out cadence. He only let loose on special occasions; the last time was marching onto the parade field for graduation, but what a voice. Plt 2086, 1977
I still love this though I can’t lie, Truly the worst time of my life but it fills you with pride and makes everything in the civilian world incredibly easy.
I love the military, I want to be a Navy Sailor one day.
Let me hear that THUNDER
That 3rd battalion BOOM
that’s mike company HEAT
from platoon ____
TH-cam: this might be from 6 years ago but this goes hard so let's recommend this again
Nahhh it’s “3rd Batallion Boom that lethal Lima lightning “ I loved when we did that diddie
Beautiful. Even more impressive that these are recruits.
I Gota admit this sounds badass reminded me of death metal for some reason
The TH-cam random algorithm is a beautiful place.
i arrived on parris island in february 2016, 2 weeks before a recruit in kilo company jumped off the third deck and killed himself. my platoon was also on the third deck in another battalion and i remember my drill instructor showing no remorse & saying “If you want to be a b*tch and jump go ahead i won’t stop you” 😂 training didn’t let up after that accident one bit & we experienced hell that series
Music to my ears.....U.S. Marine CH-46E Aviator 1972 -1978
3 years till I'll hopefully be a Marine. (I'll be a Hollywood Marine.)
Colten_Ley 7 I got one more year then I'll be there
Colten_Ley 7 i was there. good luck.
I'm already there 😂
Reconsider before it's too late
Girls : *"Eww, she's wearing the same clothes as me!!"*
Boys :
Stolen
Stop copying other comments yah idiot
stolen
Glad to know these cadences have carried on for so long
My son was Kilo Co. At MCRD love hearing Cadences.
Wish the Canadian army still had this level of drill and discipline
This brings back memories...
God it's weird seeing that place in video now
3rd RTBN for life
I had four sons in the military. I was never a soldier. I assumed there was a lot of marching. At my sons' Air Assault graduation they just seemed to walk out in an orderly fashion, but they were definitely not marching. They did a demonstration of an air assault and also demonstrated the Abrams Tank. That is big league hardball there.
I recently finished boot camp and I know exactly where this is. The squad bay for my Company is just off to the left out of shot from the camera. Those recruits most likely just finished at the chow hall which is in the background
i love that thunder god bless the USMC and all who serve the USA 🇺🇸
all same height ,all same faces ,this what you feel in games lol
They're actually all different heights. They put the tallest in the front and shortest in the rear so the height difference isn't as pronounced. If you look at the platoons as a whole from the side, you would actually see a gradual slope from tallest to short.
I just graduated in 1st bn. bravo co. and for us it went: "let me hear that (THUNDER) that first battalion (BOOM) that second battalion's (TRASH) that third battalion (SUCKS) that fourth battalion (SHHH...WE'D RATHER NOT SAY)
The singing makes this march. End of. That geezer’s voice is a motivational siren!
Sometimes I miss bootcamp and wish I never got els'd
Hotel hell. The good ole days.
A proper recruitment ad.
I’m 68 and ready to go. Semper Fi.
The most entertaining to watch march are the Navy. Hubby was a lifer in the Navy. Some incredible shooters, but Sailors can't march. You get them out there and they just go...everywhere. Seen it more times than I can count! They do make the best medics out there, though!
who the fuck cares about marching. that's bootcamp shit.
☝Sailors can't march BUT THEY CAN SING & DANCE . In the navy
Yes, you can sail the seven seas
In the navy
Yes, you can put your mind at ease
In the navy
Come on people, fall an' make a stand
In the navy, in the navy
Can't you see we need a hand
Bout damn time the marines get optics..
marching cadence doesn’t change over time, but the pop culture influences do…and that’s what’s good about great sergeants training new soldiers and Marines: they adapt but keep the traditions alive
Man… 9 years ago- what a time. Truly before all this woke madness began. Brings tears to my eyes.
" magnificent aren't they"
“You must be very proud”
badass and nice looking
We had one like that for 3rd battalion it was
Let me hear that thunder
The 3rd battalion boom
That 2nd battalion whisper
That 1st battalion Sargent/sir they can’t even drill
Thunder, 3rd battalion heat, India company swag , that 52, boom
i cant stop clicking replay button, help
you have a loop button mate, won't help you stop listening to it tho
We see Air Farce and 2 mommie Army Tapouts but we Marines show our unit Pride!
ooooooooRAH MARINES 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
*lifts and twirls leg in the air*
How bout a little LIGHTNING?!”
bad ass
This is the closest you get to music for three months.
I am going to enlist for ten years 😣🤟
Gives me chills🇺🇸🇺🇸
LET ME HEAR THAT THUNDER THAT SECOND BATTALION boom? THAT HOTEL COMPANY HEATT!!!
I appreciate this part of the algorithm TH-cam.
When the tallest guys in the platoon are not the squad leaders, you know they screwed up somewhere during training.
Let me hear that Thunder that 3rd battalion BOOM the India company SWAGG, that 72 smooth SHHHH
Semper Fi.
My bro's currently going through Marine Corps boot camp
What's the thing he says after the thunder part
'That second Battalion'
"Boom"
'That Hotel company'
"Heat"
I asked the same thing bro
Welcome to Hotel Hell Co
Anyone else have to follow a Drill Instructor around and call him the devil!? Who am I!!? The Devil Sir!! Who am I ?? THE DEVIL SIR lol
Ours was the same except the last part is, That Evil Echo EMPIRE
3rd Phase Recruits
Reppin the great H here just graduated with 2064 best company on the island
I heard that more than once
Paris: *Candence*
America: *Baby shark*
Russia: *Barbie girl*
When the armymen's boss says let my hear your thunder they should all poot.
People: try to sleep
Me: Starts listening to this full volume
When my middle son graduated boot camp that first night back he listened to cadences all night lolol
Ahh, my daily dose of America
This is literally what teachers expect us to leave in a burning school
God I gotta stop listening to these when I get high.
Makes me wanna embrace the low again.
Damn though… I take a puff again
Embrace the suck again.
I’m taken back when.
Damn… these hit different now.
Haha. Id do it all again.
BUT! I AIN’T REENLISTING.
Me and the boys trick or treating
I don't know why but I laughed so hard at this
Outtttstanding.
Some real sass i that walk, looks like most of em are going down the catwalk.
I have one of those hats my uncle gave me it he was in the Marines
If your uncle was a Marine, it wasn't a "hat" he gave you, it was a "COVER"!
TreeTop, Sgt. USMC 1968-72
The Girls: nooo we have dodgeball again
The Boys:
First battalion Charlie company baby!!
Between the mind controls via satelite and the body snatchers...
That Hotel Trivago Heat!
I have to say that was badass