One of the oldest military regiments in the world, the Swedish Royal Guard (Livgardet) was formed in 1521 by the Swedish King Gustav Vasa. For the past 500 years, they have been evolving with the times and have served various kings and queens. They are still active to this day. Read more about the Royal Guard 👉 www.sabaton.net/historical-facts/the-royal-guard-was-formed/ ➞ SUBSCRIBE for more Sabaton: th-cam.com/users/Sabaton ➞ MERCHANDISE Official Store: sabat.one/ytdshop
I know what they mean, even tho the fact that I dont speak swedish. I speak danish. He is singing about swedish greatness during 500 years of piece and war, but he forgot to sing how the sweeds tried to make the baltic sea their own internal lake by invading countries robbing their welth and then... Then the winged hussars arrived and put all swedish back to sweden where they belong ;)
@@therealjackfisher bruh the 500year thingy has nothing to do with swedish greatness during 500years it is that the ''livgardet'' regiment is 500years this year.
@@mr-x7689 What nonsense are you speaking? They are a part of the Swedish army. The Life Guards (Swedish: Livgardet, designation LG) is a combined Swedish Army cavalry/infantry regiment. Its responsibilities include the defence of Stockholm as well as provision of the royal guard of honour for the King of Sweden and the Stockholm Palace. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_Guards_(Sweden)
It's good to hear Joakim sing in Swedish again. When singing in English he deepens his voice in a way that has never stopped sounding awkward to me. It sounds more clear and genuine when he does it like this. It's a big reason why Carolus Rex is still my favourite in their discography. For this reason, I guess you can consider me quite stoked for this album.
Might be because they use quite heavy words in the lyrics, both emotional and prenounced. Plus the "tone" of the scandinavian tounges are so different so he might need that extra power to get it out good. You can also listen to the difference in other metal bands that jump between english and swedish. Could be because the singing tradition here is so melodic in almost a kind of medieval way and the metal bands often seem to fall back to that comfort. Just like all metal bands really. They are all coloring the genre with thier own national musical traditions. And we can all unite under the banner of "HELL YEAH!!"🤘🤘
@@Valsorayu Different phonetic pallet, sounds which are present or absent and your brain and mouth-muscle-memory try to wrangle foreign sounds you aren't as used to into something more familiar. This is also basically what an accent is.
I've also noticed that with myself, that I usually have a deeper voice when speaking English, instead of my native language (Swiss German). It just happens, I suppose, because the languages themselves sound differently... I don't think Joakim does it deliberately either.
Actually, the phrase "knä om knä" has been translated as "side by side" or "shoulder by shoulder" as in a standing position. The true meaning "knee behind knee" is for cavalry. They rode in a v-formation so close to eachother that one riders knee was just behind the next one, so the width between the horses was just one leg. This very tight formation was really hard to break, and caused panic for the footmen, since there where no way to escape to be trampled. It was one of the reasons Sweden won the Battle of Lund (mention in the lyrics) facing a much bigger army. Very nice detail of Sabaton to include in the song.
As a former Livgardist I like the fact that they incorporated Livgardet motto: "possunt nec posse videntur/They do what seems impossible" in the lyrics.
I mean a cool bit of history but "knä om knä" translates to "side by side" as you said, "the true meaning" isn't "knee behind knee" that's called google translate. "Knä om knä livgardet går" doesn't really fit cavalry either as it would translate to "Knee behind knee the lifeguard march/walk". If it was about cavalry wouldn't it be something like "charge" instead of "march"? It's interesting that you could read that much into it but it probably just means "Side by side the lifeguard march", I guess we'll have to wait until the English version drops but they might change the lyrics entirely as they did with some of their old songs.
My dad’s side is a mix of Swedish, Scot Irish, English, French, Canadian and American. My mom’s side is just German and Czech. However, I lucked out because my mom’s entire family immigrated to the USA when the principalities were starting to unify under the Kaiser Wilhelm II empire. However, my dad’s Ancestors were on the Mayflower when they came to the USA.
Played this in Helsinki, it is now Hälsingfors. Played this in Turku, it is now Åbo. Played this in Tallinn, it is now Reval. Played this in St. Petersburg, it is now Nöteborg. Played this in Oslo, it is now Kristiania
Honored the Life Guards stand, founded by our founding father, devoted service for five hundred years. From the march across the Belts, fought at Lund, on Narva's fields, they follow in the footsteps of heroes. Forged by fire and Dalian* blood, frozen ground and heroic courage. In a time of war they stood. The legacy of merely sixteen men, the oldest regiment in the realm. A time! Of war! Wherever the road may lead, to defend, the Guards will swear, for king and country they devote their lives. Knee by knee the Life Guards go, fought for our founding father, devoted service for five hundred years. From the march across the Belts, fought at Lund, on Narva's fields, they follow in the footsteps of heroes. No matter who wears the crown, they swear loyalty to their King, in a time, of peace, they remain. Traditions from the distant past, still guard the seat of power. In peace, and in battle. Wherever the road may lead, around our king the Guards stand, for king and country they sacrifice their lives. Knee by knee the Life Guards go, fought for our founding father, devoted service for five hundred years. From the march across the Belts, fought at Lund, on Narva's fields, they follow in the footsteps of heroes. For Sweden through the times, where the king will go. They do what seems impossible, no matter what the future brings. Wherever the road may lead, to defend, the Guards will swear, for king and country they devote their lives. Honored the Life Guards stand, founded by our founding father, devoted service for five hundred years. From the march across the Belts, fought at Lund, on Narva's fields, they follow in the footsteps of heroes.
what's "Dalian"? and what do they mean by "From the march across the Belts," and I think "no matter who bears the crown" is better than "no matter who wears the crown" anyways, thanks very much for the translation!
@@slkjvlkfsvnlsdfhgdght5447 People from the region Dalarna (translated: The Dales or The Valleys). When Gustav Vasa (who would later become the first "official" king of Sweden) sought aid against the Danish king occupying much of Sweden at the time, it was the people of Dalarna who joined him first. As part of that, they selected 16 men (dalkarlar in swedish, dalecarlia, or 'men of the Dales' in english) to act as his body guards, thus making them the first royal body guards. Hence the line in the song "Anor från blott 16 man" meaning "A legacy from (a) mere 16 men".
Depends on what century we are talking about and what rang. During the great northen war all private soldiers was comisond a rapier called "komisions värja m/1685" and was in use during the whole war. Officers had some wariations of this rapier, often with other hand guards to signify rank.
Right now there are two standard swords in service at Livgardets Livbataljon. Those are the Sabel m/1899(a ceremonial sabre for the infantry) and the Sabel m/1893 (the last sabre in sweden to have been made for actual combat, (for the cavalry)
Did anyone notice how they zoom in Pär's portrait-photo when the word Landsfader is sung? It means father of our country, so a founder, like Pär is for Sabaton, well Joakim is too but you hopefully get the point.
I did my military service as one of the guardians. Back then in the K 1 cavalery regiment in Stockholm 1978/79. As we had the riding change of military service at Stockholm castle in our duty, we had to learn how to ride and take care of the horses. A very joyful and memorable time of my life. Thank you Sabaton for your tribute! This video was awesome! Best regards to all of you in the production. /MickeP
For 500, the Livgardet had defended their homeland. Standing together side by side, and paying their ultimate sacrifice. Men, side by side, die and fight, for a noble cause.
Two hundred yes ago my family left Sweden this song makes me want to go back. As always gentlemen you do so much to help us remember were we come from thank you so much.
This is crazy. Just found about these guys today from Reddit and they've gotta be the most epic band on the planet producing the sickest music videos of all time. Gonna have to see a live show
I love the look of this video. The portaits, the Text looking smooth and coming on screen at the perfect time, and the fact I don't have to see the ruined map.
I've listened to this song at least 5 times today in the past few hours, and when I say listened, I most definitely also mean watched. I *cannot* get over how amazing the animation is in this video; the zoom shot with the lion banister is so good, I keep questioning whether or not it is real!
@@putatankinamall7168 I have no memory of my teacher telling me that "livgardet" formed 1521, all i remember is them telling us that Gustav Vasa ran away from the place where the Stockholm bloodbath happened and ran to some region in Dalarna which created what we now call the Vasaloppet...
Even though i am not Swedish i can understand this a little, Since i speak German and i love that about the germanic speaking regions we can understand every language a little.
Me listening this for the first time: "Hum ok, it's actually pretty good" Listening this for the 5th time: *Singing with the might of the sweedish pride while I don't even understand anything*
Haha yes true. We might not be fluent in each others language but know enough from for example loan-words or phrases so the context might click at least.
One of the oldest military regiments in the world, the Swedish Royal Guard (Livgardet) was formed in 1521 by the Swedish King Gustav Vasa. For the past 500 years, they have been evolving with the times and have served various kings and queens. They are still active to this day. Read more about the Royal Guard 👉 www.sabaton.net/historical-facts/the-royal-guard-was-formed/
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What do you think about making a song about the most lethal pilot Erich Hartmann, with 352 planes down
I'm able to speak lyrics soo fluently as if I am a Swedish person. thankyou sabaton
Well, at least I'm not summon the IKEA demon again when I try to sung the lyrics, thanks Sabaton
Make a song about Roman Empire
Oh it is not about Christmas at all...
Piscator: *does not upload*
Sabaton: Fine, I'll do it myself.
Lols maybe too busy?
@@howepellin actually I saw a comment on the main video, Piscator responded to someone saying he was busy and couldn't make it right now.
Actually, Piscator posted german lyrics in the comments of this video
No translation, work half done
Piscator is a faithfull and noble server for us.
Give him a break. 👌
Despite me not knowing what the words mean, I still read them expecting to learn them all in one sitting
I know what they mean, even tho the fact that I dont speak swedish. I speak danish. He is singing about swedish greatness during 500 years of piece and war, but he forgot to sing how the sweeds tried to make the baltic sea their own internal lake by invading countries robbing their welth and then... Then the winged hussars arrived and put all swedish back to sweden where they belong ;)
@@therealjackfisher thx for the simplified translation.
@@therealjackfisher But the real ennemi of the swedes was... INTO THE MOTHERLAND, THE SWEDISH ARMY MARCH... lol
@@therealjackfisher bruh the 500year thingy has nothing to do with swedish greatness during 500years it is that the ''livgardet'' regiment is 500years this year.
You can, at least speak/pronounce
I never thought as an American I would want to join a Swedish military unit that I have never heard of before, yet here we are. Thanks Sabaton.
Sabaton: hey do you guy want cool history musi.....
Everyone:YES
Livgardet isn´t really a military unit, it´s the royal bodyguards. But yes they went to war whit the king when he so used to in the past.
@@mr-x7689 What nonsense are you speaking? They are a part of the Swedish army.
The Life Guards (Swedish: Livgardet, designation LG) is a combined Swedish Army cavalry/infantry regiment. Its responsibilities include the defence of Stockholm as well as provision of the royal guard of honour for the King of Sweden and the Stockholm Palace.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_Guards_(Sweden)
I thought this was a better version of the Swedish anthem
I love our national anthem but I still want this to be our new one
It is
@@bynflew8552 How would that work tho
@@unorthodoxspork5634 "ladies and gentilmen arise for our national anthem", thats how :sunglasses:
@@theyankinoz1781 I mean with the fact that it doesn’t actually talk about Sweden itself
As someone who will be joining the Livgardet this summer this made me feel incredibly hyped and patriotic
good luck
Have you joined yet?
Have you joined yet? If not, good luck! If so, congrats!
@@o5-7firefox yes! been in for a month now definitely a big changeup from civilian life but so far so good😁
@@tacozeb1037 lycka till broder
It's good to hear Joakim sing in Swedish again. When singing in English he deepens his voice in a way that has never stopped sounding awkward to me. It sounds more clear and genuine when he does it like this. It's a big reason why Carolus Rex is still my favourite in their discography.
For this reason, I guess you can consider me quite stoked for this album.
It's hard to sing in a foreign language (especially English for some reason). Personally it feels like I get oatmeal in my mouth... it's very trippy.
Might be because they use quite heavy words in the lyrics, both emotional and prenounced. Plus the "tone" of the scandinavian tounges are so different so he might need that extra power to get it out good.
You can also listen to the difference in other metal bands that jump between english and swedish. Could be because the singing tradition here is so melodic in almost a kind of medieval way and the metal bands often seem to fall back to that comfort.
Just like all metal bands really. They are all coloring the genre with thier own national musical traditions. And we can all unite under the banner of "HELL YEAH!!"🤘🤘
@@Valsorayu Different phonetic pallet, sounds which are present or absent and your brain and mouth-muscle-memory try to wrangle foreign sounds you aren't as used to into something more familiar. This is also basically what an accent is.
I've also noticed that with myself, that I usually have a deeper voice when speaking English, instead of my native language (Swiss German). It just happens, I suppose, because the languages themselves sound differently... I don't think Joakim does it deliberately either.
I agree. I like Sabaton but when I hear Joakim singing the derivatives of "bury", my hand reaches for rotten tomato.
Actually, the phrase "knä om knä" has been translated as "side by side" or "shoulder by shoulder" as in a standing position. The true meaning "knee behind knee" is for cavalry. They rode in a v-formation so close to eachother that one riders knee was just behind the next one, so the width between the horses was just one leg. This very tight formation was really hard to break, and caused panic for the footmen, since there where no way to escape to be trampled. It was one of the reasons Sweden won the Battle of Lund (mention in the lyrics) facing a much bigger army. Very nice detail of Sabaton to include in the song.
As a former Livgardist I like the fact that they incorporated Livgardet motto: "possunt nec posse videntur/They do what seems impossible" in the lyrics.
@@gsus111 Yes I noticed that too :) The Anthem style of the song made it feel more honorable to Livgardet, very god choice
Who the hell have translated this in google?
Knä om knä is also mentioned in Carolus Rex iirc.
I mean a cool bit of history but "knä om knä" translates to "side by side" as you said, "the true meaning" isn't "knee behind knee" that's called google translate.
"Knä om knä livgardet går" doesn't really fit cavalry either as it would translate to "Knee behind knee the lifeguard march/walk". If it was about cavalry wouldn't it be something like "charge" instead of "march"?
It's interesting that you could read that much into it but it probably just means "Side by side the lifeguard march", I guess we'll have to wait until the English version drops but they might change the lyrics entirely as they did with some of their old songs.
"How epic do you want the lyrics?"
Sabaton: "Yes"
Very Yes
Indubitably
@@grotwurksmekshop6607 what
You don't need to understand what they're saying, you just need to listen
No need for translation when you can FEEL it
@@CBRN-115 Jag absorberar det till mina ben och vener
Let me just say it's an awesome tribute to the Swedish Royal Guards
The patriotism can be felt.
Sabaton never fails to impress me with their music, this song is amazing
nice pfp
Never made a bad song, never did.
My family is of Swedish ancestry, but I do not know any Swedish. This song makes me want to learn Swedish now.
Then do it. It's an interesting language 😉
Everytime I listen to Sabaton I want to learn Swedish lol
This comment led me to start learning Swedish today
My dad’s side is a mix of Swedish, Scot Irish, English, French, Canadian and American. My mom’s side is just German and Czech. However, I lucked out because my mom’s entire family immigrated to the USA when the principalities were starting to unify under the Kaiser Wilhelm II empire. However, my dad’s Ancestors were on the Mayflower when they came to the USA.
It's fascinating seeing the differences between swedish and German, but also how both are so integrated into English.
Sabaton is literally the badass Grandpa that knows a ton of history and seems to never die
That Grandpa being documents..
@@policeMarcus That phrase is going to the forbidden book.
@@berserker3108 Haha okay
The Undead Lovable Grandpa like Historian
Sabaton is everyone's cool favorite history teacher
Can't change my mind
Yes! 🤘
Why should i try to Change your Mind if you're right?
My cool favorite history teacher is my cool favorite history teacher. But Sabaton rules too
Why would I. You're right.
i have actually showed a few of their songs for my students, when covering the swedish 16th-17th Century
Can’t wait for the English version
We were teased with the English version smh
I dont think that one is coming
@@ElonsEdits English version was teased
@@ElonsEdits they announced it a while back on Instagram I think, it's gonna be called The Royal Guard
Probably 9th of April,
*i think*
I don’t care if I don’t know what they are saying all I know is this is a friggen dope song
As a Filipino that doesn't understand a word if Swedish, this helps me practice singing in Swedish! Seriously, this helps a lot! Thanks Sabaton!
Hahaha same
Tara collab hahaha
Wow legit po yan?
As a swede, this makes me happy. The image of a Filipino cruising around singing Swedish and Sabaton, is amazing. :-) 👍👍
@@jimmyochiryna401 Well you should be happy that there's a thriving Filipino fanbase then!
Played this in Helsinki, it is now Hälsingfors.
Played this in Turku, it is now Åbo.
Played this in Tallinn, it is now Reval.
Played this in St. Petersburg, it is now Nöteborg.
Played this in Oslo, it is now Kristiania
Can we appreciate how great this animation is? I mean damn...
Looks classy.
После Тапка сразу начал Вас слушать, спасибо за отличную музыку ребята )))
Да Тапок + участие в мире танков)
@@ВладИванов-б2с 👍👍👍
А я наоборот)
Русские, как же приятно
@@munetanimashiro8375 так естесн, здесь русских наверное больше всех
Вот и день прошёл не зря!
И не говори.
Согл
Это просто праздник какой-то 👏👏👏👏👏
О пацаны и вы тут
@@acid.russia697 конечно
🇷🇺Очень эпично
🇸🇪mycket episk
🇬🇧🇺🇲very epic
🇵🇱 Bardzo dobre - Epickie
Согласен
Lv-Episki
🇺🇸 Fucking epic
@@Carpfish911 🇯🇲 wicked bruddha
Honored the Life Guards stand,
founded by our founding father,
devoted service for five hundred years.
From the march across the Belts,
fought at Lund, on Narva's fields,
they follow in the footsteps of heroes.
Forged by fire and Dalian* blood,
frozen ground and heroic courage.
In a time of war they stood.
The legacy of merely sixteen men,
the oldest regiment in the realm.
A time! Of war!
Wherever the road may lead,
to defend, the Guards will swear,
for king and country they devote their lives.
Knee by knee the Life Guards go,
fought for our founding father,
devoted service for five hundred years.
From the march across the Belts,
fought at Lund, on Narva's fields,
they follow in the footsteps of heroes.
No matter who wears the crown,
they swear loyalty to their King,
in a time, of peace, they remain.
Traditions from the distant past,
still guard the seat of power.
In peace, and in battle.
Wherever the road may lead,
around our king the Guards stand,
for king and country they sacrifice their lives.
Knee by knee the Life Guards go,
fought for our founding father,
devoted service for five hundred years.
From the march across the Belts,
fought at Lund, on Narva's fields,
they follow in the footsteps of heroes.
For Sweden through the times,
where the king will go.
They do what seems impossible,
no matter what the future brings.
Wherever the road may lead,
to defend, the Guards will swear,
for king and country they devote their lives.
Honored the Life Guards stand,
founded by our founding father,
devoted service for five hundred years.
From the march across the Belts,
fought at Lund, on Narva's fields,
they follow in the footsteps of heroes.
what's "Dalian"? and what do they mean by "From the march across the Belts,"
and I think "no matter who bears the crown" is better than "no matter who wears the crown"
anyways, thanks very much for the translation!
@@slkjvlkfsvnlsdfhgdght5447 People from the region Dalarna (translated: The Dales or The Valleys).
When Gustav Vasa (who would later become the first "official" king of Sweden) sought aid against the Danish king occupying much of Sweden at the time, it was the people of Dalarna who joined him first. As part of that, they selected 16 men (dalkarlar in swedish, dalecarlia, or 'men of the Dales' in english) to act as his body guards, thus making them the first royal body guards.
Hence the line in the song "Anor från blott 16 man" meaning "A legacy from (a) mere 16 men".
@@suntiger745 thanks!
Mvp
@@gebroedersvanbrabant7334 damn straight!
You've never heard Sabaton until you've heard them in the original Klingon.
Ah, yes, the language of battle!
Det krävs att möta en svensk i strid för att förstå vad en värdig motståndare är.
@@sida9439 Är det en citat? Vem sade det?
@@Birkenzwillies jag sade det :)
There we have two of my favorite things in one comment, thank you
Sabaton, i have an idea, make a song about the most lethal pilot, Erich Hartmann with 352 planes down
Red baron part 2
You can suggest song topics on their website
@@SpaceTomato2199 electric boogaloo
@@Morgan_Black yeah just click music, scroll down to suggest a song, and fill out the form
Black baron
Как же круто звучит шведский язык. Вот бы все старые песни продублировать на нём.
This was unexpected. Russian(I think?) in the mostly English comment section of a song in Swedish lol
I salute to my grandpa Teuvo Ahlgren who in duty stood guard many many years ago part of the Honor Guard, rest in peace old man..
May Odin keep him.
He’s resting in Valhalla
He was delivered by valkyrja to his fate.
o7
Last time I was this early, the Livgardet hadn’t even been formed
I think I saw you at Thermopylae. And was it you who asked to borrow 5 denarii from Yeshua before he was put up on the cross?
This uses the famous Scandinavian Christmas song "Deilig er jorden" as the melody
I knew this sounded like a Christmas song
That's what both me and my buddy thought. Really has that Swedish Christmas vibe to it.
@@wille7319 I believe it has Finnish origin, not Swedish 🤔
quick google and it tells me "Schlesische Volkslieder" from 1842 :)
growing up In a spanish protestant christain church we sang a hymn to this melody
More of a national anthem than just a song.
It looks beautiful...no it IS beautiful
I showed this video to my chameleon and to my goldfish. The chameleon is now yellow and blue, and the goldfish turned into a can of surströmming.
Legit question here: what is/was the "standard" sword of the Swedish Livgardet? A Rapier-like sword or a Saber-like sword?
A rapier.
Depends on what century we are talking about and what rang. During the great northen war all private soldiers was comisond a rapier called "komisions värja m/1685" and was in use during the whole war. Officers had some wariations of this rapier, often with other hand guards to signify rank.
Right now there are two standard swords in service at Livgardets Livbataljon. Those are the Sabel m/1899(a ceremonial sabre for the infantry) and the Sabel m/1893 (the last sabre in sweden to have been made for actual combat, (for the cavalry)
@@mrisseifyThank you!
@@arvidlofgren6912 Thanks for the info!
Did anyone notice how they zoom in Pär's portrait-photo when the word Landsfader is sung? It means father of our country, so a founder, like Pär is for Sabaton, well Joakim is too but you hopefully get the point.
Sabaton is like a fantastic general, their songs are the best troops and they always conquer me.
I actually don't understand but beautiful. Because sabaton sings. Respect and love from Turkey. ❤️
As a Swede this is definitely one of my new fav songs.
I did my military service as one of the guardians. Back then in the K 1 cavalery regiment in Stockholm 1978/79. As we had the riding change of military service at Stockholm castle in our duty, we had to learn how to ride and take care of the horses. A very joyful and memorable time of my life.
Thank you Sabaton for your tribute! This video was awesome! Best regards to all of you in the production. /MickeP
I haven't seen the video yet, but I know it's cool.
they do be protecting the king doe
I love this song can’t wait for the English version
As someone said before, "Only Sabaton could make you feel pride for a foreign country" Or something along those lines.
It's called "The Sabaton-effect".
I ❤ Sabaton
From Germany🇩🇪
Idem but from italy
Idem but from France
Мяу
The amount of production that went into this video is legendary it’s so good!!!
Учитель попросил сделать презентацию по истории,
Моя презентация:
И так-же нихрена не понятно.
И круто
@@deallet_9203 ))))
Пусть это будет маленький уголок для славян)
@@abobosik +
For 500, the Livgardet had defended their homeland. Standing together side by side, and paying their ultimate sacrifice. Men, side by side, die and fight, for a noble cause.
I love your profile pic
FOR THE KING. OUR LIVES FOR THE KING. 500 YEARS PAST DECENDANT OF THE FIRST 16. GUARDS OF THE FOREVERMORE.
@@jakobsavsek7351 :)
@@thenathan4490 (:
OK, but when does yarnhub get his turn to animate the whole thing?
Yo I was thinking the same!
Great idea
More likely the english version
@@karlanderson2231 Then that'd be most likely after April 9th
Two hundred yes ago my family left Sweden this song makes me want to go back. As always gentlemen you do so much to help us remember were we come from thank you so much.
Да прибудет с нами Сабатон!
Love you guys! Never split up please
I was listening to this on repeat yesterday.
It was the most patriotic homework session I've ever done, and I'm not even Swedish
Tusen tack! I have waited so long songs på Svenska!
This is absolutely awesome! Greetings from Poland! 🇵🇱
WHEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED!
Seriously man, I really love that story!
@@autobotjedi3457 long live the Hussars
@@Antonsimcze 👍
@Trap Town XYX thanks, man. 👍
More swedish songs please....
Interesting idea...
This is crazy. Just found about these guys today from Reddit and they've gotta be the most epic band on the planet producing the sickest music videos of all time. Gonna have to see a live show
I love this song
SABATON HISTORY!!! When you gonna release the history of this song man!
Give it a month or two, probably. Maybe not until they also release the english-language "The Royal Guard" version.
@@alvatoredimarco I guess so.
Mäktig låt detta. Tack Sabaton
I don't speak Swedish but this reminds me of my grandparents conversing, I should've paid attention.
I love the look of this video. The portaits, the Text looking smooth and coming on screen at the perfect time, and the fact I don't have to see the ruined map.
Wow! it's so powerful!! 😀 🤘
Magnifique
While listening feeling yourself as a royal Swedish guardian, defending king and fighting for him.
And having a killer yellow and blue uniform.
I've listened to this song at least 5 times today in the past few hours, and when I say listened, I most definitely also mean watched. I *cannot* get over how amazing the animation is in this video; the zoom shot with the lion banister is so good, I keep questioning whether or not it is real!
I love every song u make truly amazing gentlemen
I am desperately needing a Sabaton History video on this
We do release it on Saturday 😉
@@Sabaton awesome! I will be looking forward to it!
My wish has been granted!
I can really picture you guys opening your shows on the Swedish tour with this !! it sounds so engaging !!
When Sabaton songs tell you more about history than your actual history teacher
You're just not listening
Also, how the hell do you understand what they’re saying. (Unless you’re Swedish of course)
@@putatankinamall7168 I have no memory of my teacher telling me that "livgardet" formed 1521, all i remember is them telling us that Gustav Vasa ran away from the place where the Stockholm bloodbath happened and ran to some region in Dalarna which created what we now call the Vasaloppet...
Many of us swedes learned alot of about Gustaf Vasa. in school.
@@jimzyz3840 yeah, about gustav Vasa yes, but not so much about Livgardet.
A perfect song again! I love it !!!!
T(h)ank you for your support!
My finger was like : _I AM SPEED_
When you can barely read the lyrics 😂
Hi speed, I'm dad
yeah lol
@Unknown user why did you name this way?
When you don't speak Swedish and there are no subtitles
this is
noice
Even though i am not Swedish i can understand this a little, Since i speak German and i love that about the germanic speaking regions we can understand every language a little.
Jag älskar er nya sång! Trevligt att ni använder psalmen "Härlig är jorden" till introt och en liten pluralform ("de följa") också! Jättehäftigt!
This sounds just like a holy anthem !!!
I don't know who I am
I don't know what I do
All I know that I must listen to this song
Sabaton is like that friend of yours that speaks in a bizarre way yet is still awesome at the same time
There like boomhauer?
This is so magic🔥
Военно-исторический пауэр метал процветает....
Jag älskar mycket. Tack för dej ...
Sabaton is the only band that'll make you patriotic for countries you weren't even born in
We like to think so 😎
@@Sabaton Ok sabaton you don't have to rub it in on our screens
Tack så mycket Sabaton...
So awesome!
Älskar Sverige
Petition to make this the Swedish Anthem
Ok I think this is the most beautiful lyrics video I've ever seen!
English: Music that would play during a chapter boss fight.
Swedish: Music that play during the Final Boss fight.
Both are great, though!
Awesome !!!
STOLT ATT VARA SVENSK!!! PROUD TO BE A SWEDE!!! 🇸🇪💙💛
Wow, amazing!!!
T(h)ank you! We will release the English version on April 9 😉
Мощно!!! Однозначно лайк!
insatntly became my favourite song ever
Hi from brazil 🇧🇷
Amazing as always!
I don't speak a word of Swedish but this is sooo catchy!
No need to speak English to appreciate it 😎
Listening to this the 2nd time just move me to tears. Cathartic. And I don't even understand the language.
Me listening this for the first time:
"Hum ok, it's actually pretty good"
Listening this for the 5th time:
*Singing with the might of the sweedish pride while I don't even understand anything*
This is exactly how it played out for me.
I'm very new fan of sabaton but such a fantastic band ♥️♥️♥️ this song and their other songs x
that moment when you are learning Swedish because of a band... Don't get me wrong, you guys are great.
update: I'm now on an A2-B1 level :)
Love it! Been a fan for years! Glad to see some new music 🎶🤜🏻🤛🏻
Восхительно, прекрасно, душевно и на родном языке.
Непонял
Всмысле
@@munetanimashiro8375 группа Сабатон является шведской группой, эта песня насколько я понимаю на шведском.
that is genuinelly the best lyric video of the band.
the shadows in the words is perfect!
Americans reading this: Literly havin a stroke
Europeans: It isnt that hard
south africans this sounds like our languge (becasue the joke is that our lange is like all other langes mixed up wich it is lol)
Haha yes true. We might not be fluent in each others language but know enough from for example loan-words or phrases so the context might click at least.
As Europian can confirm
Me who is an america: *Confused unga bunga*
As a European i cant confirm but i can undersrand some