Queen Elizabeth was present at this service and apparently, she did sing America's National Anthem, but unfortunately, she is not seen singing in this footage. This was considered an unprecedented gesture of sentiment.
@@bggraham83 You can always count on Americans to do the right thing - after they've tried everything else. Winston Churchill ** EDIT** That Churchill said this is disputed.
You Brits have no idea what that meant to us. More than twenty years later and this never gets old. To the UK: you can be assured we love you and will always be there for you. You guys are great. God Save the King and Bless our brothers and sisters. We love you all.
I’m a proud American with British blood in my veins. When our anthem was written by Francis Scott key during the war of 1812 my family was still in Great Britain. 14 years later they came to the US and built a life here. I’m proud of where I come from. Much love you all in the UK.
Hearing our national anthem being sung in that British accent is just so beautiful, even though the U.S and England have had their moments, England has always loved america for we came from her, thank you mother england
@@sussex33 It's because here in America, the UK is commonly associated with English traditions and accents, even though it is more than just England. Quite a bit of people over here have not looked at a map of the UK and seen the other kingdoms (which are Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland (I think that's a kingdom of its own) for those who didn't know).
@@thecornerdude2361 Actually Wales is a principality and Northern Ireland is a constituent country - the terminology is controversial, as it is also variously described as a province or region. Only England and Scotland are historical kingdoms. In the past, when the whole of Ireland was part of the UK, Ireland was also a kingdom. Even classifying things as such is not quite right though as there is no real English or Scottish kingdom ever since the Acts of Union 1707, because they are under one United Kingdom.
I am actually nauseated by this. I used to have pride in this country, now I'm physically ill from it. I just put myself in the position of innocent families and children all over the world, especially the middle east; whose homes have been torn apart by this ghastly bloodthirsty savages that we are supposed to call a military. This isn't even coming from me. Military veterans themselves have admitted the unforgivable atrocities they committed to innocent people overseas. And I am obligated to bow down and respect them. And what's more amazing, is that innocent middle eastern civilians, the Mai Lai, Haditha, Nisour, victims sure did not receive that "unconditional right to life" that the right-wing circus spews on about. So the next time you get teary-eyed hearing this anthem, millions of innocent people all over the world from different points in time were slaughtered for nothing more than profit and control. This post 9-11 memorial from England seems so heartwarming but right after that: countless thousands of innocent men, women, and children were murdered, raped, tortured, and bombed by us. Multiple thousands more were killed than the 6,700 bloodthirsty savages that died in Afghanistan and Iraq.
blob smith I think by foreign he means outside of the commonwealth but he is right the queen doesn’t sing the counties anthem even if they are in the commonwealth but she broke tradition as a sign of respect but also because many British people died in those towers
@@placeholdernameisplacehold7671 she's doesn't sing any national anthems because of a few reasons: countries that still have the queen as thier head of state have two anthem a royal anthem which is god save the queen as well as a national anthem and typically only the royal anthem is played for her but its also because she is supposed to be impartial and well if for example she sing Canadas anthem but not Australia people will think she likes Canada more to keep it impartial she would have to know the words to 15 anthems so it just easier if she doesn't sing any anthem
To think that this song is about a war between the US and UK, and it’s being sung by the queen in St. Paul’s just goes to show how far we’ve come. Love from USA. Never forget.
Still, it's about a conflict between the two which makes the singing so odd. It's meaning over time has come to mean more than it's lyrics though. Personally I believe the national anthem should be America the Beautiful.
How can you not shed a tear for the many lives lost during 9/11 and for the absolute incredible show of solidarity from the English during our nation's mourning
A song written back when we were fighting the British.... In 2001 they showed such heart and love they sang our Anthem for us. Our greatest Allies. 🇺🇸❤️
I would expect such an emotional reaction from a country we fought alongside in both WWI and WWII. I think we've moved pasted the, "The song was written while fighting the British" thing.
@@Alieh86 100% correct. British and Americans have a bond that will never be broken. Like siblings we have our disagreements but when the chips are down, we stick together, we have each other's backs. And always will.
From a patriotic Brit, fighting for our own freedom from corruption in Parliament, we the people will always stand shoulder to shoulder with America. Peace will prevail.
To All of Our British Cousins-The People of America stand with you in your Grief for the loss of Her Highness, Queen Elizabeth. Just as you stood with us after 9/11. God Bless the Soul of Her Gracious Majesty. God Save the King.
Sung with solemnity, with respect, from a grateful ally. The audience knew the words to our anthem, that in itself is impressive and heartfelt. This arrangement is how the Star Spangled Banner should be sung.
Yes, Robert. Frankly, I'm very weary of hearing it sung as the exhibitionist solo performance it was never meant to be. It was written for citizens to hear each other singing.
@@clickphilharmonic it's a battle hymn, if you haven't looked into the lyrics and the night they were written, it's an account of the sacrifice of that fateful night... Oh say can you see... By the dawn's early light....
After 7/7 London bombings, all gov buildings were locked down. In defiance of terror, the US Marine Corp band stood outside the American embassy-despite risk of further possible attacks- and played God Save The Queen. We stand together
These clips made me realise that the relationship between our countries are like brothers, we go after each other if theres nothing going on, but if something happens we will fight fiercely for each other
I now love the British. Your humbleness and respect says alot about you. the British have my eternal respect. I will sing gladly sing your national anthem too. But you were beyond human to do this first. Thank you
What's most impressive is they don't have cue cards or anything, they seem to all know the lyrics already. I remember watching this the day it happened.
You know who else knows all these words, and believe in them TOO? the British offshoots right next to ya. Thanks, Canada. But no ... screw you Canada. Nice.
Condolence From The Philippines Your American Friend The Day That Never Forget September 11 2001. Rest In Peace Including My Fellow Filipinos That Died At The Worst Terrorist Attack In Whole History
It’s sad that as an American I’ve only just recently learned about the United Kingdom supporting us after this horrible tragedy. I had just turned 9 when this unspeakable tragedy happened and killed 3,000 people. It makes me happy to know that Her Majesty the Queen and the people of Great Britain supported us during that time. I will be 29 this year.
My husband was in England , business trip, when 9/11 happened. He got out of work and people on trains and on the streets were crying and hugging him. He hadn't been told what happened at "home" he got to his hotel and they showed him at the front desk. He ended up "stuck" for 4 wonderful "vacation on company dime" weeks. My kids were your age. I thought it tacky the schools showed this to them and not allowed the parents to do that.
I was 7 when it happened, and I remember my mom crying as I watched the news footage of the building being demolished, (that is what I thought was happening) I thought she was just sad because she liked the building, because she had studied architecture, it wasn't until the following day at school I understood people were in the buildings as they came down. Even at seven years old it made me want to join the military and help fight the people responsible, sadly as I grew up I learned the wars we fought after that tragedty didn't have much to do with that, I saw the country change in many ways not for the better, and my sister born that year, lived her whole life with our country at war in one place or another. it made me sad she couldn't see the country as it was at peace, befor this happend. but as with all things time moves on.
Writing from America. I was an adult on 9/11. There’s a video here on youtube. On 9/12/01, on the orders of the Queen, the Coldstream Guards/Band, during the Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace, played several American songs/marches, ending with the U.S. National Anthem. It was the first and so far only time that band has played the National Anthem of another Country. If you listen closely, you can hear folks singing.
I will never forget Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II's unwavering support and true sense of sadness for us, the people of the United States Of America. Her Majesty did sing the Star Spangled Banner and was it was noted that tears did come to her eyes while singing it. Britain has been our number 1 Ally and always will be. God Bless The United States Of America and God Save The Queen!! Respectfully, Dr. G. .
1970. A plane descended in the dark and the screech of it tires as the plane tuched down caused an uproar amoung all the passengers abord. Our 21 hour flight was now over. All of us surived our tour in Vietnam and now was safely back home in America. Thank you God for this wonderful nation
This makes me weep just as much today, nearly 20 years after the attacks, as it did then. I am over 75% English, Scottish, and Welsh, but I'm still 100% American. GOD Bless America and Long Live the Queen!
This is probably one of the best versions of the US national anthem that I’ve ever heard in my life, to think that this was sung and played by the British gives me chills, their singing, the pipe organs all of it.
This is absolutely beyond words. With the very fact that this song was writen during the battle with Britain for our independence. Very moving and I never forget. RIP Queen Elizabeth II. With your passing, the end of a great era is closed and is now only part of the history books. Never has the American National Anthem sounded so beautiful.
the fact that they sang our national anthem which is about us fighting them off during the War of 1812 is absolutely amazing and shows how much they care about us
I love hearing it sung in this manner as opposed to hearing it butchered in hundreds of new ways by American pop stars at our sporting events. So much more respectful.
20+ years later and this gesture from the U.K and others is still amazing. Hearing the national anthem always gives me goosebumps as an American but hearing it sung by citizens of other nations as a sign of solidarity after a terror attack brings tears to any American’s eyes.
Thank you for such a beautiful thing to do for our country. Thank you to your Great Queen Elizabeth. I have the utmost respect for her. She has served with dignity and grace through tragedy and triumph. God Save the Queen!
So nice to see people standing for the anthem and giving it the respect it truly deserves. The assholes in "professional sports" could learn a great deal from this video.
Who? I stopped being a fan of professional sports years ago.....dont watch it, don't support it, and most importantly don't spend a SINGLE PENNY on them.....
@@sethkimmel7312 I’m sure I’m spelling his name wrong (and don’t care). Former(?) football player Colin Kapernick started the “trend” of kneeling during the u.s. national anthem during opening ceremonies for games in “protest,” that the anthem and flag were symbols of oppression.
My father was among the responders from Japan that went to the US after these attacks I miss him greatly he died of cancer that came about from the dust of the towers he died in the last year I miss you Papa)
Man, one day, these people fought a bloody war to annihilate the other, just 211 years later, they're comrades, in arms, singing each others hymns, standing side by side within the darkest hour. It's beautiful, really.
I literally saw that after so many years but it touched my heart ❤️. Thank You Great Britain for this, it proves that you are the best ally of the US. God Bless America 🇺🇸
I have never ever seen this. What an amazing gesture of respect. Great Britain was our parent. Much love to our British family. I will never forget 9/11 being so close to all 3 attack sites. What a horrible day.
When that event happened it hit us right in the heart and our hearts were broken but the U. K. along with our lord god helped us and repaired our hearts I love you my U. K. brothers and sisters across the sea God bless america and God save the queen 🇺🇸🇬🇧
Oh my goodness. This really tugs at my heart. You can see the sadness and solidarity in their individual faces, especially this one man singing with some passion. Trying hard not to cry. Failing. Thank you Britain ❤️😭
Well, all you Americans are family to us Britons whom we adore and forever keep close to our hearts. Especially when we were on our knees with the 7/7 attack and the more recent ones, such as the Manchester Arena, London Bridge and so on. From a Brit with family in the US. Much love to you all!
I can’t express how much I love the British right now. Our closest ally, who has always been there for us. Together we defeated fascism, communism, and terrorism. And when the days looked dark for America. You have us hope and stood by us. God bless Britain. And God bless America. 🇺🇸❤️🇬🇧
This was truly moving. God Bless America and England ! 🇺🇸🇬🇧 I hope and pray that we never have to do this for England ! 🇬🇧🇺🇸 Time to secure both of our shores... "God save our gracious Queen, long live our noble Queen, God save the Queen. Send her victorious, happy and glorious, long to reign over us, God save the Queen" !
@@shellieeyre8758 I know all about the IRA, PIRA, etc... who obtained weapons etc from Libya, Russia, and other terrorist countries... Please don't lump all of us in that category
I am a proud Canadian and this made me get goosebumps. Along with the guards band at Buckingham Palace playing the star spangled banner at the specific request of the Queen, this singing of it in St Paul's Cathedral was a very classy and unique display of the special relationship between the UK and USA under Queen Elizabeth II.
After this great sentiment by the British people I will, as long as I live, rush to the defense of Great Britain when she is in need. Long live the United States and the United Kingdom.
Queen Elizabeth was present at this service and apparently, she did sing America's National Anthem, but unfortunately, she is not seen singing in this footage. This was considered an unprecedented gesture of sentiment.
Well of course. Without them we wouldn't exist and without us they'd be speaking German
I believe that Her Majesty did sing the US National Anthem, after all, the United Kingdom and the United States have been long time allies.
@@bggraham83
You can always count on Americans to do the right thing - after they've tried everything else.
Winston Churchill
** EDIT** That Churchill said this is disputed.
More so as she doesn't even sing her own national anthem.
@@helloworld0911 She is the Queen. she can hardly sing God save our gracious Queen.
You Brits have no idea what that meant to us. More than twenty years later and this never gets old. To the UK: you can be assured we love you and will always be there for you. You guys are great. God Save the King and Bless our brothers and sisters. We love you all.
Together forever!
Facts that gave me chills. Much love
My thanks to Queen Elizabeth II for giving permission for my country’s national anthem to be played in the UK.
rach d Correction: My Country’s National Anthem.
FYI, she also sang along to the anthem but this version did not show her doing so.
@@thequalitycenter2776 I thank Her Majesty for doing so. I consider Queen Elizabeth II an ally.
Sorry, I'm a Brit and I cried, God bless our friendship
Don’t be sorry! We greatly appreciate it!
Great Britain is the father who has always been there for us. Even when relations were rough.
@@dallas9397 thank you, that was so sweet of you
I’m a proud American with British blood in my veins. When our anthem was written by Francis Scott key during the war of 1812 my family was still in Great Britain. 14 years later they came to the US and built a life here. I’m proud of where I come from. Much love you all in the UK.
Hearing our national anthem being sung in that British accent is just so beautiful, even though the U.S and England have had their moments, England has always loved america for we came from her, thank you mother england
Julian Johnstone now bed time
UK not england, we are a union just like your states. I wouldn't thank Texas while actually reffering to the US
It’s the U.K. not England. Why do Americans always do that? It’s weird. It’s like us referring to the US as California!
@@sussex33 It's because here in America, the UK is commonly associated with English traditions and accents, even though it is more than just England. Quite a bit of people over here have not looked at a map of the UK and seen the other kingdoms (which are Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland (I think that's a kingdom of its own) for those who didn't know).
@@thecornerdude2361 Actually Wales is a principality and Northern Ireland is a constituent country - the terminology is controversial, as it is also variously described as a province or region. Only England and Scotland are historical kingdoms. In the past, when the whole of Ireland was part of the UK, Ireland was also a kingdom. Even classifying things as such is not quite right though as there is no real English or Scottish kingdom ever since the Acts of Union 1707, because they are under one United Kingdom.
19 years later and this American still tears up a bit to see this. What an absolutely amazing gesture of love from our British cousins.
Same!!!
@Adam Meek Are you ignorant or wanna start some bullshit?
I am actually nauseated by this. I used to have pride in this country, now I'm physically ill from it. I just put myself in the position of innocent families and children all over the world, especially the middle east; whose homes have been torn apart by this ghastly bloodthirsty savages that we are supposed to call a military. This isn't even coming from me. Military veterans themselves have admitted the unforgivable atrocities they committed to innocent people overseas. And I am obligated to bow down and respect them. And what's more amazing, is that innocent middle eastern civilians, the Mai Lai, Haditha, Nisour, victims sure did not receive that "unconditional right to life" that the right-wing circus spews on about.
So the next time you get teary-eyed hearing this anthem, millions of innocent people all over the world from different points in time were slaughtered for nothing more than profit and control.
This post 9-11 memorial from England seems so heartwarming but right after that: countless thousands of innocent men, women, and children were murdered, raped, tortured, and bombed by us. Multiple thousands more were killed than the 6,700 bloodthirsty savages that died in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Your worth it yank.
@@nigelhamilton815 :)
The one and only time HM the Queen has sung a foreign national anthem - she'd never done it before and hasn't since
What do you consider "foreign"? She sings many anthems, silly, as she is Queen of many places.
blob smith yeah, like the canadaadians
blob smith I think by foreign he means outside of the commonwealth but he is right the queen doesn’t sing the counties anthem even if they are in the commonwealth but she broke tradition as a sign of respect but also because many British people died in those towers
@@bonniemariedavis2909 She doesn't sing the anthem of foreign nations, she does sing the anthems of colonial nations I believe.
@@placeholdernameisplacehold7671 she's doesn't sing any national anthems because of a few reasons: countries that still have the queen as thier head of state have two anthem a royal anthem which is god save the queen as well as a national anthem and typically only the royal anthem is played for her but its also because she is supposed to be impartial and well if for example she sing Canadas anthem but not Australia people will think she likes Canada more to keep it impartial she would have to know the words to 15 anthems so it just easier if she doesn't sing any anthem
To think that this song is about a war between the US and UK, and it’s being sung by the queen in St. Paul’s just goes to show how far we’ve come.
Love from USA.
Never forget.
I was just watching a video about that shows alot that we all came so far
Much love from UK.
@@EPICFAILKING1 strongest allies
@@EPICFAILKING1 Thank you for your kind words!😁
Canada was up to bat for that battle
As a Brit raised by a proud American New Yorker mama, this still gives me chills.
RIP Mama 😢
9/11 #NeverForget
The British have shown themselves time and again to be persons of honor and good character. They are America's greatest ally.
Thank you Queen Elizabeth for allowing the U.S. National Anthem to be played on the organ of St. Paul’s Cathedral! 🇬🇧 🇺🇸
The song written during our break away from this country, sung by our former enemies, now our greatest allies.
Actually it was written after the war of 1812 so not at all during the revolution
Still, it's about a conflict between the two which makes the singing so odd. It's meaning over time has come to mean more than it's lyrics though. Personally I believe the national anthem should be America the Beautiful.
Maximum Moon during the War of 1812 not after, put to the music of a popular pub song after though.
Well, I'll just say; God Bless the Brits! This gesture really touched this Yank!
Not written during the break away. Written in 1814 after the British attack on Fort McHenry in 1812.
A mother country comforting her son. Beautiful
Thank you for this precious gesture. It is 2023, and it still means a great deal!
Yes, it does!
From a Catholic American, thank you.
The US and the UK will always be allies.
God save the Queen.
How can you not shed a tear for the many lives lost during 9/11 and for the absolute incredible show of solidarity from the English during our nation's mourning
This is why we will always have England's back when they need us. Our greatest ally
UK* but yes, and likewise!
This HAS to be featured in a future episode of The Crown. It will be some damn fine television.
A song written back when we were fighting the British.... In 2001 they showed such heart and love they sang our Anthem for us. Our greatest Allies. 🇺🇸❤️
I would expect such an emotional reaction from a country we fought alongside in both WWI and WWII. I think we've moved pasted the, "The song was written while fighting the British" thing.
@@Alieh86 but it was.
@@Alieh86 100% correct. British and Americans have a bond that will never be broken. Like siblings we have our disagreements but when the chips are down, we stick together, we have each other's backs. And always will.
16 years later and this still touches my heart❤️ we love the United Kingdom! God save the Queen! her and her kingdom held us when we couldn't stand!
I totally agree. Hearing that brings a tear to my eye, big time.
From a patriotic Brit, fighting for our own freedom from corruption in Parliament, we the people will always stand shoulder to shoulder with America. Peace will prevail.
@@poortuber "We the people"
@@NutHouseProductionz Now isn't the time for corrections.
@@poortuber It's always time for corrections.
Gives me goosebumps to hear British people singing our National Anthem. Thank you for your tribute! God Save the Queen!
Cary Carpenter you are welcome
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN!
To All of Our British Cousins-The People of America stand with you in your Grief for the loss of Her Highness, Queen Elizabeth.
Just as you stood with us after 9/11.
God Bless the Soul of Her Gracious Majesty.
God Save the King.
I was born after 9/11, but watching this now, gives me chills.
I was a child at the time, I remember it as if it were yesterday. It's amazing that something so beautiful could come out of such an awful situation.
Sung with solemnity, with respect, from a grateful ally.
The audience knew the words to our anthem, that in itself is impressive and heartfelt.
This arrangement is how the Star Spangled Banner should be sung.
Yes, Robert. Frankly, I'm very weary of hearing it sung as the exhibitionist solo performance it was never meant to be. It was written for citizens to hear each other singing.
@@clickphilharmonic it's a battle hymn, if you haven't looked into the lyrics and the night they were written, it's an account of the sacrifice of that fateful night... Oh say can you see... By the dawn's early light....
Politically inocrrect (separation of church and state bla bla), but yes, sounds fantastic with the heavy church organ!
God Bless you England for standing with America!!!
After 7/7 London bombings, all gov buildings were locked down. In defiance of terror, the US Marine Corp band stood outside the American embassy-despite risk of further possible attacks- and played God Save The Queen. We stand together
When the US mourns, Britannia stands shoulder to shoulder and mourns alongside them 🇬🇧🇺🇲
As an American I love this. We sometimes have our differences but may the friendship between the U.K. and the USA never end
U.S & U.K we live together we die together!!!
I love my UK brothers and sisters! Thank you for supporting America at such a difficult time.
we are blood. we’ve always got ya back
This is particularly touching - to me, at least - as the anthem was written during, and about, a battle with Great Britain.
These clips made me realise that the relationship between our countries are like brothers, we go after each other if theres nothing going on, but if something happens we will fight fiercely for each other
Thank you England from Lake City Florida!!!
This has me in tears. Such a noble thing to do
Me too, and I agree.
Thank you HRM Queen Elizabeth II.
Thanks, mom 🇬🇧 🇺🇸
Amen
I now love the British. Your humbleness and respect says alot about you. the British have my eternal respect. I will sing gladly sing your national anthem too. But you were beyond human to do this first. Thank you
What's most impressive is they don't have cue cards or anything, they seem to all know the lyrics already. I remember watching this the day it happened.
You know who else knows all these words, and believe in them TOO? the British offshoots right next to ya. Thanks, Canada. But no ... screw you Canada. Nice.
Same here
@@bonniemariedavis2909 Does it help that I'm from California, but know the words to the Canadian anthem?
Condolence From The Philippines
Your American Friend
The Day That Never Forget
September 11 2001.
Rest In Peace Including My Fellow Filipinos That Died At The Worst Terrorist Attack In Whole History
Bruh shut up.
Thank you for your kind words!😊
@@skitzozpandaz5993 no
@@skitzozpandaz5993 you seriously said shut up to someone who's remembering their friend's death
@@skitzozpandaz5993 So edgy 🤙
It’s sad that as an American I’ve only just recently learned about the United Kingdom supporting us after this horrible tragedy. I had just turned 9 when this unspeakable tragedy happened and killed 3,000 people. It makes me happy to know that Her Majesty the Queen and the people of Great Britain supported us during that time. I will be 29 this year.
My husband was in England , business trip, when 9/11 happened. He got out of work and people on trains and on the streets were crying and hugging him. He hadn't been told what happened at "home" he got to his hotel and they showed him at the front desk. He ended up "stuck" for 4 wonderful "vacation on company dime" weeks.
My kids were your age. I thought it tacky the schools showed this to them and not allowed the parents to do that.
I was 7 when it happened, and I remember my mom crying as I watched the news footage of the building being demolished, (that is what I thought was happening) I thought she was just sad because she liked the building, because she had studied architecture, it wasn't until the following day at school I understood people were in the buildings as they came down. Even at seven years old it made me want to join the military and help fight the people responsible, sadly as I grew up I learned the wars we fought after that tragedty didn't have much to do with that, I saw the country change in many ways not for the better, and my sister born that year, lived her whole life with our country at war in one place or another. it made me sad she couldn't see the country as it was at peace, befor this happend. but as with all things time moves on.
Writing from America.
I was an adult on 9/11.
There’s a video here on youtube.
On 9/12/01, on the orders of the Queen, the Coldstream Guards/Band, during the Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace, played several American songs/marches, ending with the U.S. National Anthem.
It was the first and so far only time that band has played the National Anthem of another Country.
If you listen closely, you can hear folks singing.
I will never forget Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II's unwavering support and true sense of sadness for us, the people of the United States Of America. Her Majesty did sing the Star Spangled Banner and was it was noted that tears did come to her eyes while singing it. Britain has been our number 1 Ally and always will be. God Bless The United States Of America and God Save The Queen!!
Respectfully,
Dr. G.
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1970. A plane descended in the dark and the screech of it tires as the plane tuched down caused an uproar amoung all the passengers abord. Our 21 hour flight was now over. All of us surived our tour in Vietnam and now was safely back home in America. Thank you God for this wonderful nation
Thank you for your service.
This makes me weep just as much today, nearly 20 years after the attacks, as it did then. I am over 75% English, Scottish, and Welsh, but I'm still 100% American. GOD Bless America and Long Live the Queen!
Love live Britannia and Columbia!
Mother and Daughter!
Pick a fight with one and you summon the other!
🇬🇧🇺🇲🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇲🇬🇧🇺🇲🇬🇧🇺🇲
Probs not now the UK are going isolationist
@@oscarthorton4279 The whole point of Brexit was that Britain could move closer to the US you dunce
@@alcarbo8613 not just the US but the whole world. No more EU restrictions. Free to rule ourselves once again 🇬🇧
We've no greater allies than the British. We will fight together till the end.
Hell yes, brother!
@Inigo Bantok and ally...
Me as brit: arent we supposed to prefer the canadians?
Thank you UK. You're our true friend. My grandfather aslo came from UK.
This is probably one of the best versions of the US national anthem that I’ve ever heard in my life, to think that this was sung and played by the British gives me chills, their singing, the pipe organs all of it.
As they stood with us after 9/11, we now stand with them after Her Majesty’s death.
Pretty much a mother helping out her child
This is absolutely beyond words. With the very fact that this song was writen during the battle with Britain for our independence. Very moving and I never forget. RIP Queen Elizabeth II. With your passing, the end of a great era is closed and is now only part of the history books.
Never has the American National Anthem sounded so beautiful.
the fact that they sang our national anthem which is about us fighting them off during the War of 1812 is absolutely amazing and shows how much they care about us
I love hearing it sung in this manner as opposed to hearing it butchered in hundreds of new ways by American pop stars at our sporting events. So much more respectful.
Thanks for singing USA 🇺🇸 national anthem you are a true friend UK 🇬🇧. From USA 🇺🇸
Absolute class from the British people.
Expected nothing less!
20+ years later and this gesture from the U.K and others is still amazing. Hearing the national anthem always gives me goosebumps as an American but hearing it sung by citizens of other nations as a sign of solidarity after a terror attack brings tears to any American’s eyes.
Thank you for such a beautiful thing to do for our country. Thank you to your Great Queen Elizabeth. I have the utmost respect for her. She has served with dignity and grace through tragedy and triumph. God Save the Queen!
How very beautiful. Thank you, with love and gratitude from the United States.
So nice to see people standing for the anthem and giving it the respect it truly deserves.
The assholes in "professional sports" could learn a great deal from this video.
Who? I stopped being a fan of professional sports years ago.....dont watch it, don't support it, and most importantly don't spend a SINGLE PENNY on them.....
@@sethkimmel7312 I’m sure I’m spelling his name wrong (and don’t care).
Former(?) football player Colin Kapernick started the “trend” of kneeling during the u.s. national anthem during opening ceremonies for games in “protest,” that the anthem and flag were symbols of oppression.
My father was among the responders from Japan that went to the US after these attacks I miss him greatly he died of cancer that came about from the dust of the towers he died in the last year I miss you Papa)
You’re dad dies a hero.
Thank you. And may be Rest In Peace. Hang in there.
Thank you to your father and may he rest in peace
your loss is Our Loss.
Chills. Purest class, respect, decency. Love to all my U.K. cousins. God Bless the U.K.
Man, one day, these people fought a bloody war to annihilate the other, just 211 years later, they're comrades, in arms, singing each others hymns, standing side by side within the darkest hour. It's beautiful, really.
I literally saw that after so many years but it touched my heart ❤️. Thank You Great Britain for this, it proves that you are the best ally of the US. God Bless America 🇺🇸
A beautiful moment of unity
Thank you, Queen Elizabeth II, and thank you, Britain ~from an American
Made me tear up. (Most of) Us Americans will forever be thankful for and treasure the special relationship between Britain and the USA.
Not a day goes by were I don’t appreciate our cousins and what they did for us on that hard day
- American
I have never ever seen this. What an amazing gesture of respect. Great Britain was our parent. Much love to our British family. I will never forget 9/11 being so close to all 3 attack sites. What a horrible day.
This is so touching. God bless our British cousin for this. 🇬🇧🇺🇸👍👍
Two countries once mortal enemies. Now close as father and son. God bless our British brothers 🇺🇸❤️🇬🇧
We love the U.K.! No stronger allies than Britain and the U.S. together. WW2 was proof of that. - From a Yank.
This has brought tears to my eyes ever since first hearing the original broadcast. The "Star Spangled Banner" has never sounded so beautiful
I didn't search this up to cry, but here I am. As a prior service member and an American. Thank you England.
Love our cousins in the uk. Thank you ❤
What a stirring rendition. Brought tears to my eyes and goosebumps to my back. Thank you, trusted allies. Love my British cousins!
Hands across the sea.
United as friends forever
When that event happened it hit us right in the heart and our hearts were broken but the U. K. along with our lord god helped us and repaired our hearts I love you my U. K. brothers and sisters across the sea God bless america and God save the queen 🇺🇸🇬🇧
Thank you UK, America would not be what it is today without the UK, the motherland! 🇬🇧🇺🇲
Thank you, brothers and sisters in the UK.
We’ve got you 🇬🇧🇺🇸
I'm not American or British and this makes me cry every time. Love from Canada.
Oh my goodness. This really tugs at my heart. You can see the sadness and solidarity in their individual faces, especially this one man singing with some passion. Trying hard not to cry. Failing. Thank you Britain ❤️😭
Well, all you Americans are family to us Britons whom we adore and forever keep close to our hearts. Especially when we were on our knees with the 7/7 attack and the more recent ones, such as the Manchester Arena, London Bridge and so on.
From a Brit with family in the US.
Much love to you all!
The Republic of Ustio. And we love you, too. 🇬🇧🇺🇸❤️
Twenty years later and I will never forget this. Never forget 9/11
Us Americans are deeply honored - what greater show of solitude could there be? God save the Queen!
Very touching video. Love the Brits. Best allies ever. God save the Queen.
19 years ago today may the innocents who passed aa a result of those attacks rest in peace 🙏
We will #neverforget 💔
Thank you Great Britain 🇬🇧🇺🇸We love you❤️🙏🏽🙏🙏🏾🙏🏻🙏🏿🙏🏼
I can’t express how much I love the British right now. Our closest ally, who has always been there for us. Together we defeated fascism, communism, and terrorism. And when the days looked dark for America. You have us hope and stood by us. God bless Britain. And God bless America.
🇺🇸❤️🇬🇧
you’re family. it’s what family does.
Wow!... Speechless!... Such a kind and beautiful gesture during a time of hurt and loss. Thank you from your cousins from across the pond.
It's been a little over 20 years and I still get emotional watching this.
Brought this Veteran to tears!
18 years later and this still gets me ...
God Bless you Britain and Thank you!
This probably is going to get lost in the comments and I don't give a damn but seeing this I'm at a loss for words which rarely ever happened to me.
Love you UK! Forever lasting Love from the US! 🇺🇸❤️🇬🇧
Our friends forever.
This was truly moving. God Bless America and England ! 🇺🇸🇬🇧 I hope and pray that we never have to do this for England ! 🇬🇧🇺🇸 Time to secure both of our shores... "God save our gracious Queen, long live our noble Queen, God save the Queen. Send her victorious, happy and glorious, long to reign over us, God save the Queen" !
Well for many years US citizens funded the IRA who bombed innocent people. Look it up.
@@shellieeyre8758 I know all about the IRA, PIRA, etc... who obtained weapons etc from Libya, Russia, and other terrorist countries... Please don't lump all of us in that category
I glanced over to see my mom crying. This is lovely.
Very kind and hospitable of them. Much appreciated.
I am brought to hard crying and this is May 16, 2021. Thank you UK!
This American veteran cries every time I see this.
I am a proud Canadian and this made me get goosebumps. Along with the guards band at Buckingham Palace playing the star spangled banner at the specific request of the Queen, this singing of it in St Paul's Cathedral was a very classy and unique display of the special relationship between the UK and USA under Queen Elizabeth II.
After this great sentiment by the British people I will, as long as I live, rush to the defense of Great Britain when she is in need. Long live the United States and the United Kingdom.
There's no doubt we need each other , this was a very cool move letting us know they care
Why y'all still making me cry 20 years later? 🇺🇲❤️🇬🇧