Those commenting on the Drill standards should be aware that it’s not something that every BB company does these days, and there’s people at national level here in the UK that are trying to take away a lot of what the BB was built upon. Those from Malaysia and a lot of other Far East countries take a more militaristic attitude with the BB. Keeping the core values of the BB alive, but please don’t go criticising our boys here. They’re doing their best. I’ve been on many a parade with various organisations and I’ve seen some pretty poor standards from them. So think before you comment. I noticed on the Queens funeral parade that there were people out of step, and they’re professionally trained soldiers. sailors and airmen. Even members of the Royal family, not naming names. But I could tell, just by listening to the pulse of the beat from the bass drummer in the Pipes and Drums. I’ve also seen cadets, from Army Cadets. Sea Cadets. Marines Cadets. Air Training Cadets who do that type of marching that is known as Tik Tokking and also have difficulties with keeping in step. Every organisation will have people like that. So please...... once again, be mindful when making comments.
Yeah I’m a staff sergeant in Nigerian Brigade they take it too seriously, I remember when I went to NCO camp it was as if I was actually in the military
In Malaysia they’re more militaristic than the UK version of the BB which of course it started here in the UK in the first place, and fortunately for Malaysia it doesn’t have people who are constantly trying to take away from the core values that have long been associated with the Boys’ Brigade. We have people at national level unfortunately who are trying to take the organisation as far away from what Sir William Alexander Smith intended it to be when he formed it way back in 1883. So Malaysia is lucky in that respect that they don’t have those kind of reformists, who constantly try and take away the identity of our organisation.
BluePlayz of course it’s going to be a high standard of drill in the Army Cadets overall. The BB is voluntary and the officers in BB are trying their best with what they have. The army cadets and other cadets have well trained drill instructors who do that kind of thing full time. A lot of BB companies are tending to veer away from drill. However.... I will say I’ve also seen Army Cadets and even Sea and ATC Cadets who can’t seem to march properly. So you might want to think twice before you criticise the BB for our drill standards. At least we can march unlike a lot of Scouts out there. The only Scouts who seem to be able to march are those in the Bands or the Queens Scouts who generally provide the guard of honour at the Cenotaph on Remembrance Sunday. All other Scouts I’ve ever seen have had abysmal drill standards
But the lads we do have are trying their hardest. They’re still way better than a lot of other BB companies out there that don’t do drill and some that do.
@@sniffadoghq why be embarrassed by being in the BB ? Sir Alex Ferguson was in the BB and he’s not embarrassed to admit it. He credits the BB for giving him the leadership qualities and experiences he had for many years along with a few other celebrities who have been in the BB
The dreadlocks guy looks lost
He still looks cool AF tho, I dunno why but he reminds me of that fat lad from Stranger things.
Fr
Bruh y thier marching so weak
@@TomGB-81 He may look cool to you but he would be violating BB rules in Malaysia and is overall the worst in his squad
It's far different that Malaysia BB because Malaysia BB marching competition(PSC) is more instant than your's
Agreed, BB Malaysia not only has much smarter uniform that also resemble the original uniforms, the drill techniques are also much more disciplined.
Malaysia BB only salute with Day Dress, Ceremonial Uniform or Drill Kit and Field Cap/Glengarry.
Awesome, greetings from lndonesia. As an officer BB l proud of you guys. God bless 🙏
Those commenting on the Drill standards should be aware that it’s not something that every BB company does these days, and there’s people at national level here in the UK that are trying to take away a lot of what the BB was built upon. Those from Malaysia and a lot of other Far East countries take a more militaristic attitude with the BB. Keeping the core values of the BB alive, but please don’t go criticising our boys here. They’re doing their best. I’ve been on many a parade with various organisations and I’ve seen some pretty poor standards from them. So think before you comment. I noticed on the Queens funeral parade that there were people out of step, and they’re professionally trained soldiers. sailors and airmen. Even members of the Royal family, not naming names. But I could tell, just by listening to the pulse of the beat from the bass drummer in the Pipes and Drums. I’ve also seen cadets, from Army Cadets. Sea Cadets. Marines Cadets. Air Training Cadets who do that type of marching that is known as Tik Tokking and also have difficulties with keeping in step. Every organisation will have people like that. So please...... once again, be mindful when making comments.
Well done lads
They are like shit wdym well done
By marching you mean walking?
Bruh y the marching so weak
Do I see our Gorgeous Eric?
Who?
@@damexxet My nephew with the dredlocks
@@johnhargreaves227 yeahh the cool looking kid
@@damexxet the one who sucks at BB?
Bruh in Nigeria, Brigade is taken very seriously like the milltary
Yeah I’m a staff sergeant in Nigerian Brigade they take it too seriously, I remember when I went to NCO camp it was as if I was actually in the military
Nice but no timer and dreadlocks are a violation of uniform in malaysia
They don't stomp and there is no timer I huse the timer is the officer
acf on top
Atc on top my guy
In Malaysia BB it is way better in everyway
In Malaysia they’re more militaristic than the UK version of the BB which of course it started here in the UK in the first place, and fortunately for Malaysia it doesn’t have people who are constantly trying to take away from the core values that have long been associated with the Boys’ Brigade. We have people at national level unfortunately who are trying to take the organisation as far away from what Sir William Alexander Smith intended it to be when he formed it way back in 1883. So Malaysia is lucky in that respect that they don’t have those kind of reformists, who constantly try and take away the identity of our organisation.
Just compare this to Malaysian BB hall get clapped
If thats good, we`re doomed, shows how low things of got....
1st cleethorpes BB was alot better at drill than that
Not bad but no timer
at least they are good
ReintroducementMusic yeah
Bro they are fucking shits tf you mean they are good
The long hair guy is making it worst.
yeah i agree, that's pretty much me during drill over at 5th swindon
He looks the coolest
@@damexxet he shouldn't be in bb
@airbusa380enjoyer fr
Army cadets is way better than this
BluePlayz of course it’s going to be a high standard of drill in the Army Cadets overall. The BB is voluntary and the officers in BB are trying their best with what they have. The army cadets and other cadets have well trained drill instructors who do that kind of thing full time. A lot of BB companies are tending to veer away from drill. However.... I will say I’ve also seen Army Cadets and even Sea and ATC Cadets who can’t seem to march properly. So you might want to think twice before you criticise the BB for our drill standards. At least we can march unlike a lot of Scouts out there. The only Scouts who seem to be able to march are those in the Bands or the Queens Scouts who generally provide the guard of honour at the Cenotaph on Remembrance Sunday. All other Scouts I’ve ever seen have had abysmal drill standards
But the lads we do have are trying their hardest. They’re still way better than a lot of other BB companies out there that don’t do drill and some that do.
ScottyBB87 yea
Anything is better than the BB. As someone who’s an adult now was put in the BB by my parents I have to say embraced to have been in the BB 🤦♂️
@@sniffadoghq why be embarrassed by being in the BB ? Sir Alex Ferguson was in the BB and he’s not embarrassed to admit it. He credits the BB for giving him the leadership qualities and experiences he had for many years along with a few other celebrities who have been in the BB