Thank you for watching the video, It means a lot to me . I will leave this pinned message here to REMIND everyone that i do not have TELEGRAM and there is no GIVEAWAY. Those you see are bot scams . Keep yourself safe and know that I would not ask for your info. ❤ ❤
Two historical notes: 1) some of the lyrics are the (translated) quotes from Otto von Bismarck, the German leader for whom the ship was named. 2) inside the compass that the older man was checking at the end are the longitude & latitude coordinates of where the Bismarck went down. These guys pay real attention to the history behind their songs.
@@jipasd - 100% agree. They have their own History channel, where the members of the band are discussing stores behing a specific songs, lyrics, and why they actually wrote a specific song. All related to history. Respect.
Fun fact ...the captain of the fishing boat in the beginning is played by the son of a sailor who served on the the Bismark at the time of it's sinking (survivor, I think, but not sure)
Ghost Division is one of their older songs they almost always play as the opening song of their concerts. Look for the Official Live video version of this song it is a realy great recording. It is at polish woodstock with a crowd of over half a million.
My uncle used to built miniature versions of different battle ships. The Bismarck was always his favorite. He worked about 5 years on it. Seeing this reactions reminds of my next Sabaton concert in about three weeks 😉
The Bismarck was apart of the 2 Bismarck class Battleships and the flag ship of the German Navy (Kriegsmarine). The Bismarck was launched on February 14th 1939 and was tasked with sinking merchant ships from the U.S with other German vessels such as Prinz Eugen, Scharnhorst and Gneisenau. in 1941 the Bismarck left Norway by hiding in the Norwegian fjords, a Norwegian reconnaissance plane spotted the Bismarck and let the British admiralty know of the ships existence. The Bismarck left port along with the Prinz Eugen and was planned to go through the Denmark Straight however the Danish resistance notified the British navy and had 2 light cruisers shadow the Bismarck and Prinz Eugen, the British now knowing Bismarcks existence and now knows where they're going decided to intercept the 2 German ships with HMS Hood and HMS Prince of Wales. The Battle of the Denmark Straight lasted around 10 minutes with the royal navy taking a devastating loss, one of Bismarck's 380mm shells hit the ammunition magazine inside HMS Hood which caused a massive explosion leaving the ship to split in 2 and sink rapidly. After Sinking HMS Hood both German ships focused on HMS Prince of Wales and she started to sale in the same spot as Hood was but managed to slip away thanks to a smoke screen but not without taking heavy damage from both ships. After the sinking of HMS Hood and word got out to the British public Winston Churchill ordered every ship available to sink the Bismarck at all costs, the Royal Navy called many different ships from around the world to help sink the Bismarck, one of these was Force H which had HMS Renown, HMS Resolution, HMS Eagle and HMS Ark Royal. HMS Ark Royal was tasked to launch Swordfish Torpedo bombers to sink the German ships but after many failed attempts and almost sinking some of their own ships they managed to find the Bismarck and drop their torpedoes but most missed except 1 which damaged the rudder while the Bismarck was doing evasive manoeuvres to avoid the torpedoes which has now caused the Bismarck to go in circles and go in a spiritic path. Once the Germans realized they can't fix the rudder they radioed Berlin and said "Ship Disabled we will fight till the last shell long live the Fuhrer". Once the Royal navy caught up with the Bismarck they fired everything they had, even a Polish ship was involved in the Battle and ignored orders to stay in formation and got so close to the Bismarck they flashed the Bismarck with a message saying "I am a Pol" and started firing everything including the machine guns. After a good solid 20 minutes of shelling the Bismarck all the German ships guns were destroyed and the crew was jumping into the water, once the British navy started to run low on ammo and fuel they decided to torpedo the Bismarck and pick up any survivors before heading home. HMS Dorsetshire launched torpedoes into the Bismarck (which didn't do anything) and the Bismarck slipped under the waves thanks to the German crew scuttling him to prevent capture. out of 2,221 men who served on the Bismarck only 114 and 1 cat survived the sinking of the Bismarck. But you can also go to the Sabaton History Channel that talks about the Bismarck in much greater detail than me.
I think you will love the concert, these guys bring it every time with lots of crowd interaction. And you can tell they really love doing what they do. Saw them in Nashville in October, best concert I have been to. Enjoy the show, and keep rocking.
The one who performed that guitar solo is named Tommy Johansson and he has his own youtube channel. Tommy is a multi-instrumentalist and a singer with a crazy high range. He's similar to Floor Jansen in the sense that he can sing whatever he wants to and absolutely crush it. He can play guitar, bass, keyboard, and has even played drums in the past. He makes all of the backing tracks for his covers himself and he even did some of the backing tracks for Floor's covers on her channel. He started doing covers of songs over covid lockdown and so far he has like 70 or so on his channel because he puts one out consistently every Friday. He even put 24 songs out over the month of December as his own Christmas Advent calendar. Where he finds the time to make videos between touring with Sabaton and his own band Majestica is one of the world's great mysteries because hot damn, he's a busy man with all the content he puts out, lol. I highly recommend checking his channel out. He has such a large amount of covers done and he does them so often, that you'll have a very steady flow of content from him. I should mention that he's also very friendly and appreciative of reactors doing his stuff so you shouldn't even have to mask the videos for copyright. He's reached out to several reactors in their comment sections, and has even physically sat in on a Sabaton reaction with a reactor named @GivenToe. Tommy and @OldSkuleNerd are also friends now, which is super cool of Tommy to be that open to the people appreciating his stuff. There's a ton to pick from but I'll link his cover of Journey's song "Separate Ways" to give you an idea of what you can expect, if you decide to react to his videos. th-cam.com/video/DsfW5ZwCddE/w-d-xo.html
Yes, please react to Tommy. There is no bad song on his channel. To get a good impression of his voice I would recommend "She's gone" or "Alone" - to see and hear his amazing guitar skills just listen to "Emerald" or "Empty rooms"
Have a great time at the Sabaton concert... I've seen them up close a few times in the US. Always a fun, energetic experience... 🤘🤘 Joakim Broden is the vocalist and plays keyboards as well on Sabaton records... Par Sundstrom (bass) is the co-founder of Sabaton and co-manager of the band... Chris Rorland and Tommy Johannson (guitars) and Hannes Van Dahl (drums) are the rest... Van Dahl is also the husband of Floor Jansen (Nightwish)
I really like your reaction to Sabaton, I totally feel like you can see the historical background of all the songs, right? I've been to see them twice so far and it's always a great experience. I hope you enjoy their shows as much as I did
Hello from Sweden! I have a tip for you, Sabaton have done a Great tribute to Motörhead and Lemmy, 1916. You must see that one! Thanks for a Great reaction vid.
to put it in to perspective. after she sunk the hood the british went wild and sent pretty much anything afloat after her. (churchill said she was the one one thing he was afraid off hence why her sister shp tirpitz was almost constantly bombed to keep her out of the war.) so it was one ship against an entire fleet including the mighty stringbag torp bomber which crippled her so that the ships could finally finish her off. (stringbag was the nickname of the swordfish because like the fabled ladies strinbags it could carry anything.)
@Bisscute: Just in case you can't read it, the quote at the end of the video is this: "War knows no nation. This video is dedicated to all those who fought to the bitter end, in the Battle of the Atlantic." The Battle of the Atlantic took place before 1944, and was the struggle between the British Royal Navy, American Navy, and German Kriegsmarine. The outcome determined if the Allied could build up enough war materiél to invade Normandy in 1944, which if you know your history, the German Kriegsmarine lost.
Show this and other Sabaton videos in school history lessons! Joakim, the singer, was probably bashing his leg to make sure it was still there - the guys froze making this video on the boat! The boat, named "Primo Victoria", took it's name from another Sabaton song - worth a look? My father was Navy in that war so it means a lot to me. "Battle of the Atlantic" at the end. 1939-1945.
The "Bismarck" , and his sister ship "Tirpitz", were the 2 largest battleships ever built in Europe (250 meters long, 36 meters wide, and displacing more than 50.000 tones) and they were the pride of the kriegsmarine (Germany's militari navy) during ww2. The "Bismarck" set sail in May 1941 to reach the Atlantic and destroy merchant convoys, but he was intercepted by the British and during a brief fight, destroyed the former flagship of the British fleet and pride of the Royal Navy, the worldwide famous battlecruiser "Hood", by penetrating her armor and detonating her aft main ammunition magazine and killing all 1400 members of her crew except for 3 men, and heavily damaged the battleship "Prince of Wales". This enraged the prime minister Winston Churcil who ordered all his ships in the Atlantic to abandon their operations and destroy the Bismarck. In total more than 40 ships participated to the hunt, making it the biggest naval hunt in history. Meanwhile Bismarck, who had received a hit during the first battle, was leaking fuel and was trying to reach the French port of Saint Nazaire, in occupied France, for repair. After 3 days of playing cat and mouse with the British, Bismarck was attacked by airplanes launched from the aircraft carrier "Ark Royal" and hit by a torpedo in the stern, which jammed his rudders during evasive manuvers, meaning that he was forced to sail in circles, just a few miles away from reaching air cover. In the end battleships "King George V" and "Rodney", along side the heavy cruisers "Norfolk" and "Dorsedshire" fought the already doomed battleship and, during the following 90 minutes completely destroyed it. However, despite having all his guns destroyed, and having received more than 400 hits (out of the 2800 shells that the British had fired at it) his armor was still mostly intact and the ship was still afloat. So the british launched another 4 torpedoes and he disappeared beneath the waves. After inspection of the wreck however it had been discovered that the torpedoes did no significant damage thanks to the battleship's extensive underwater protection, and that Bismarck had probably been scuttled by his crew (although it should be noted that many historians believe that it would have eventually sunk due to the damage received). Of the 2200 men that served on it only 114 survived
Great to join you on your Sabaton journey, the colab with the Warship game was awesome. Joacim doesn't have armour on his right thigh... You got tickets, Woo Hoo! Yes, like Tuomas, Sabaton makes you want to look things up.
Fantastic reaction as always, Biss! The Sabaton History Channel is fantastic if you would ever like to know more about the events and people the songs are about!
This is my favorite Sabaton song and one of the best music videos for any song I've seen. Looking forward to seeing your vlog from what should be an epic concert. Awesome reaction Biss ❤🤘🔥
The Ballad of Bull is a completely different to the other songs from sabaton. So wonderfully quiet and sad and incredibly beautiful. You should watch the video about Bull in sabaton history.
Otto Graf von Bismarck was the German Reichskanzler from 1871 to 1890. Sabaton sing about the sinking of the warship Bismarck. It sank in 1941 with more than 2.000 soldiers in the Atlantic ocean.
When I saw arch enemy it was in door's and so cold when they played hand shake with Hell they turned the heat up. It was a very nice touch. Be safe at the show and don't get to separated from the one's you are with.🎉
if you're going to the concert, i recommend checking out the unkillable soldier, and lady of the dark! 2 fan favourites from the new album which they will definitely play
Really cool video from you. Thank you a lot. Maybe you can check out the song "Red Baron" from Sabaton. You live in Germany, right? Is it also OK to comment in german, or is it too hard to understand for you?
Check out Sabaton History channel. The story behind the songs are incredible. This old Metal rock head is jealous your going to see Sabaton in May. God Bless Rock On Stay Safe!🙏🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
To clarify something it seem the video is not doing ( granted its a music video not a historical video so they cant go over every little detail ) But Bismarck was scuttled, it did not sink as a result of direct fire. Despite being attacked by a fleet of ships and planes ( 1 aircraft carrier, 2 battleships, 2 heavy cruisers, 1 light cruiser, 7 destroyers against Bismarck on it's own in the fight it was sunk. Before that last fight. It engaged and won another battle ) Having lost its rudder, and most of the guns where out of action, the choice was made to scuttle the ship. It was not sinking because of enemy fire. Before being scuttled but while being unable to steer the Bismarck did damage a allied battleship and a cruiser. Not to speak of the battle before its last battle, the battle that lead the allies to send everything after the Bismarck. Here Bismarck sank 1 battleship, the pride of the English navy, HMS Hood and damaged the Battlecruiser HMS Prince of Wales at the cost of 1,428 dead Allied sailors. But in the final battle, the ship without the rudder could not steer, and while it did fight for hours without a rudder, and damaged a lot of allied ships that out numbered it greatly. And the Germans did not want the ship to be dragged to port by the British or in any way boarded, so they gave the order for it to be scuttled. Out of some 2,221 sailors, only a 115 was alive at the end. In part due to the allied navy leaving the place and the sailors in the water out of fear of German U-boats. -- Also, history aside. The guitar player of Sabaton Tommy Johansson is an amazing singer on his own. And he actually upload a lot of TH-cam videos where he does covers of songs. I would highly recommend you to react to some of them, it will blow your mind. A good would would be the cover for Steelheart: She's gone, since I think you reacted to that song. th-cam.com/video/CC0EJpUq-Os/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TommyJohansson
Absolutely. Totally different from the other songs but just as wonderful. Especially if she has previously watched the video about Bull in sabaton history. 👍
checkout the channel of one of the guitarist in Sabaton please. Look for Tommy Johansson. New song every Friday! You wont believewhat this guitar sabatonguy do "on the side". Careful tho, its a rabbithole and will get you addicted. Love your reaction (accent) beautifulone.
Thank you for watching the video, It means a lot to me .
I will leave this pinned message here to REMIND everyone that i do not have TELEGRAM and there is no GIVEAWAY. Those you see are bot scams . Keep yourself safe and know that I would not ask for your info. ❤ ❤
Two historical notes: 1) some of the lyrics are the (translated) quotes from Otto von Bismarck, the German leader for whom the ship was named. 2) inside the compass that the older man was checking at the end are the longitude & latitude coordinates of where the Bismarck went down. These guys pay real attention to the history behind their songs.
They have a separate Sabaton History channel ft. Indy, so yes, they pay attention to history AND are interested in it!
@@jipasd - 100% agree.
They have their own History channel, where the members of the band are discussing stores behing a specific songs, lyrics, and why they actually wrote a specific song. All related to history. Respect.
Fun fact ...the captain of the fishing boat in the beginning is played by the son of a sailor who served on the the Bismark at the time of it's sinking (survivor, I think, but not sure)
Ghost Division is one of their older songs they almost always play as the opening song of their concerts. Look for the Official Live video version of this song it is a realy great recording. It is at polish woodstock with a crowd of over half a million.
This.
Yeah that was a great show
Thank you for introducing me to this band! Never heard of them before so good!
nice to hear! I am a fan of Sabaton since they started. watch a live performance of them on TH-cam you will have a lot of fun!
You're in for a treat. Sabaton is my go to band.
My uncle used to built miniature versions of different battle ships. The Bismarck was always his favorite. He worked about 5 years on it.
Seeing this reactions reminds of my next Sabaton concert in about three weeks 😉
The Bismarck was apart of the 2 Bismarck class Battleships and the flag ship of the German Navy (Kriegsmarine). The Bismarck was launched on February 14th 1939 and was tasked with sinking merchant ships from the U.S with other German vessels such as Prinz Eugen, Scharnhorst and Gneisenau. in 1941 the Bismarck left Norway by hiding in the Norwegian fjords, a Norwegian reconnaissance plane spotted the Bismarck and let the British admiralty know of the ships existence. The Bismarck left port along with the Prinz Eugen and was planned to go through the Denmark Straight however the Danish resistance notified the British navy and had 2 light cruisers shadow the Bismarck and Prinz Eugen, the British now knowing Bismarcks existence and now knows where they're going decided to intercept the 2 German ships with HMS Hood and HMS Prince of Wales. The Battle of the Denmark Straight lasted around 10 minutes with the royal navy taking a devastating loss, one of Bismarck's 380mm shells hit the ammunition magazine inside HMS Hood which caused a massive explosion leaving the ship to split in 2 and sink rapidly. After Sinking HMS Hood both German ships focused on HMS Prince of Wales and she started to sale in the same spot as Hood was but managed to slip away thanks to a smoke screen but not without taking heavy damage from both ships. After the sinking of HMS Hood and word got out to the British public Winston Churchill ordered every ship available to sink the Bismarck at all costs, the Royal Navy called many different ships from around the world to help sink the Bismarck, one of these was Force H which had HMS Renown, HMS Resolution, HMS Eagle and HMS Ark Royal. HMS Ark Royal was tasked to launch Swordfish Torpedo bombers to sink the German ships but after many failed attempts and almost sinking some of their own ships they managed to find the Bismarck and drop their torpedoes but most missed except 1 which damaged the rudder while the Bismarck was doing evasive manoeuvres to avoid the torpedoes which has now caused the Bismarck to go in circles and go in a spiritic path. Once the Germans realized they can't fix the rudder they radioed Berlin and said "Ship Disabled we will fight till the last shell long live the Fuhrer". Once the Royal navy caught up with the Bismarck they fired everything they had, even a Polish ship was involved in the Battle and ignored orders to stay in formation and got so close to the Bismarck they flashed the Bismarck with a message saying "I am a Pol" and started firing everything including the machine guns. After a good solid 20 minutes of shelling the Bismarck all the German ships guns were destroyed and the crew was jumping into the water, once the British navy started to run low on ammo and fuel they decided to torpedo the Bismarck and pick up any survivors before heading home. HMS Dorsetshire launched torpedoes into the Bismarck (which didn't do anything) and the Bismarck slipped under the waves thanks to the German crew scuttling him to prevent capture. out of 2,221 men who served on the Bismarck only 114 and 1 cat survived the sinking of the Bismarck. But you can also go to the Sabaton History Channel that talks about the Bismarck in much greater detail than me.
I think you will love the concert, these guys bring it every time with lots of crowd interaction. And you can tell they really love doing what they do. Saw them in Nashville in October, best concert I have been to. Enjoy the show, and keep rocking.
Glad to hear you're going to one of their concerts. So am I ! Next week in London. Love this band ( and I'm 62 lols ).
The one who performed that guitar solo is named Tommy Johansson and he has his own youtube channel. Tommy is a multi-instrumentalist and a singer with a crazy high range. He's similar to Floor Jansen in the sense that he can sing whatever he wants to and absolutely crush it. He can play guitar, bass, keyboard, and has even played drums in the past. He makes all of the backing tracks for his covers himself and he even did some of the backing tracks for Floor's covers on her channel. He started doing covers of songs over covid lockdown and so far he has like 70 or so on his channel because he puts one out consistently every Friday. He even put 24 songs out over the month of December as his own Christmas Advent calendar. Where he finds the time to make videos between touring with Sabaton and his own band Majestica is one of the world's great mysteries because hot damn, he's a busy man with all the content he puts out, lol. I highly recommend checking his channel out. He has such a large amount of covers done and he does them so often, that you'll have a very steady flow of content from him.
I should mention that he's also very friendly and appreciative of reactors doing his stuff so you shouldn't even have to mask the videos for copyright. He's reached out to several reactors in their comment sections, and has even physically sat in on a Sabaton reaction with a reactor named @GivenToe. Tommy and @OldSkuleNerd are also friends now, which is super cool of Tommy to be that open to the people appreciating his stuff.
There's a ton to pick from but I'll link his cover of Journey's song "Separate Ways" to give you an idea of what you can expect, if you decide to react to his videos.
th-cam.com/video/DsfW5ZwCddE/w-d-xo.html
yessssss 👍
Yes, please react to Tommy. There is no bad song on his channel. To get a good impression of his voice I would recommend "She's gone" or "Alone" - to see and hear his amazing guitar skills just listen to "Emerald" or "Empty rooms"
Have a great time at the Sabaton concert... I've seen them up close a few times in the US. Always a fun, energetic experience... 🤘🤘
Joakim Broden is the vocalist and plays keyboards as well on Sabaton records... Par Sundstrom (bass) is the co-founder of Sabaton and co-manager of the band... Chris Rorland and Tommy Johannson (guitars) and Hannes Van Dahl (drums) are the rest... Van Dahl is also the husband of Floor Jansen (Nightwish)
I really like your reaction to Sabaton, I totally feel like you can see the historical background of all the songs, right? I've been to see them twice so far and it's always a great experience. I hope you enjoy their shows as much as I did
Hello from Sweden! I have a tip for you, Sabaton have done a Great tribute to Motörhead and Lemmy, 1916. You must see that one! Thanks for a Great reaction vid.
to put it in to perspective. after she sunk the hood the british went wild and sent pretty much anything afloat after her. (churchill said she was the one one thing he was afraid off hence why her sister shp tirpitz was almost constantly bombed to keep her out of the war.) so it was one ship against an entire fleet including the mighty stringbag torp bomber which crippled her so that the ships could finally finish her off. (stringbag was the nickname of the swordfish because like the fabled ladies strinbags it could carry anything.)
@Bisscute: Just in case you can't read it, the quote at the end of the video is this:
"War knows no nation. This video is dedicated to all those who fought to the bitter end, in the Battle of the Atlantic."
The Battle of the Atlantic took place before 1944, and was the struggle between the British Royal Navy, American Navy, and German Kriegsmarine. The outcome determined if the Allied could build up enough war materiél to invade Normandy in 1944, which if you know your history, the German Kriegsmarine lost.
Show this and other Sabaton videos in school history lessons! Joakim, the singer, was probably bashing his leg to make sure it was still there - the guys froze making this video on the boat! The boat, named "Primo Victoria", took it's name from another Sabaton song - worth a look? My father was Navy in that war so it means a lot to me. "Battle of the Atlantic" at the end. 1939-1945.
The "Bismarck" , and his sister ship "Tirpitz", were the 2 largest battleships ever built in Europe (250 meters long, 36 meters wide, and displacing more than 50.000 tones) and they were the pride of the kriegsmarine (Germany's militari navy) during ww2. The "Bismarck" set sail in May 1941 to reach the Atlantic and destroy merchant convoys, but he was intercepted by the British and during a brief fight, destroyed the former flagship of the British fleet and pride of the Royal Navy, the worldwide famous battlecruiser "Hood", by penetrating her armor and detonating her aft main ammunition magazine and killing all 1400 members of her crew except for 3 men, and heavily damaged the battleship "Prince of Wales". This enraged the prime minister Winston Churcil who ordered all his ships in the Atlantic to abandon their operations and destroy the Bismarck. In total more than 40 ships participated to the hunt, making it the biggest naval hunt in history. Meanwhile Bismarck, who had received a hit during the first battle, was leaking fuel and was trying to reach the French port of Saint Nazaire, in occupied France, for repair. After 3 days of playing cat and mouse with the British, Bismarck was attacked by airplanes launched from the aircraft carrier "Ark Royal" and hit by a torpedo in the stern, which jammed his rudders during evasive manuvers, meaning that he was forced to sail in circles, just a few miles away from reaching air cover. In the end battleships "King George V" and "Rodney", along side the heavy cruisers "Norfolk" and "Dorsedshire" fought the already doomed battleship and, during the following 90 minutes completely destroyed it. However, despite having all his guns destroyed, and having received more than 400 hits (out of the 2800 shells that the British had fired at it) his armor was still mostly intact and the ship was still afloat. So the british launched another 4 torpedoes and he disappeared beneath the waves. After inspection of the wreck however it had been discovered that the torpedoes did no significant damage thanks to the battleship's extensive underwater protection, and that Bismarck had probably been scuttled by his crew (although it should be noted that many historians believe that it would have eventually sunk due to the damage received). Of the 2200 men that served on it only 114 survived
This song was my introduction to Sabaton. THANK YOU! B-E-A-utiful young lady
Great to join you on your Sabaton journey,
the colab with the Warship game was awesome.
Joacim doesn't have armour on his right thigh...
You got tickets, Woo Hoo!
Yes, like Tuomas, Sabaton makes you want to look things up.
This was a fantastic reaction and had fun watching you do something historical!
Fantastic reaction as always, Biss! The Sabaton History Channel is fantastic if you would ever like to know more about the events and people the songs are about!
Night Withes, No bullets fly, Lady of the dark, uprising.. Great reaction 😊❤️.
As a side note here, the name they gave the boat @ 1:53 is taken from an older song by the band (from the older setup of the band)
...and the song "Primo Victoria" is included on the setlist for the current tour.
This is my favorite Sabaton song and one of the best music videos for any song I've seen. Looking forward to seeing your vlog from what should be an epic concert. Awesome reaction Biss ❤🤘🔥
Your reactions are soo adorable and 🤘 keep up the good work. Love sabaton
The Ballad of Bull is a completely different to the other songs from sabaton. So wonderfully quiet and sad and incredibly beautiful. You should watch the video about Bull in sabaton history.
Such a fire band, gonna see em live in Glasgow on the 15th
Otto Graf von Bismarck was the German Reichskanzler from 1871 to 1890. Sabaton sing about the sinking of the warship Bismarck. It sank in 1941 with more than 2.000 soldiers in the Atlantic ocean.
Uma música com meu nome. Que honra kkk ❤😂
Biss, you drive me crazy when there are guitar solos, Daje tutta
Hope you get to check out the solo work of Tommy Johansson. His voice is epic 😉
Have fun at their concert! In just one month I’ll see them live too, so excited!
Sabaton is awesome live I saw them for the first time about 6 months ago Enjoy and be prepared to exercise lol
If you are going to a concert, you should know "Swedish Pagans". It has a way to show up in the live shows 😆
We "the British" sank the Bismarck, the ship had already sunk HMS Hood, and was a huge threat to our supplies from Canada.
Hah klasse das du dieses Video gefunden hast . Ich kann dir noch sehr das Lied :Carolus rex empfehlen.
Freaking great song and great band 🤘🤘and I was so Lucky 2 see them a few times now🙆♂️🙆♂️
Sabaton usually opens their concerts w/ "Ghost division"... but this year, they've opened w/ "The Lion from the North"... and then "Gott min uns".
They probably did this because their tour was in Sweden
When I saw arch enemy it was in door's and so cold when they played hand shake with Hell they turned the heat up. It was a very nice touch. Be safe at the show and don't get to separated from the one's you are with.🎉
Печенька прекрасна :)
Шикарный Саббатон!
Отличный корабль!
👍✌
if you're going to the concert, i recommend checking out the unkillable soldier, and lady of the dark! 2 fan favourites from the new album which they will definitely play
i heard they were in boston but never got a chance to go. my dad knew that area well from going to TD and the hospitals with me
that was my one chance ta meet tommy
Unkillable Soldier will be amazing live
Thank you for the subtitles!!!!!!
Sabaton is a Swedish heavy metal band from Falun, Sweden. Enjoy beautiful Bisscute
Its a sad song for my family, my grandpa was drafted to serve the Kriegsmarine in Brest and La Rochelle....but he survived. C´east la guerre
Yesterday Sabaton came out with a tribute to Motorhead's song "1916". The video is quite emotional. 💚
Really cool video from you. Thank you a lot. Maybe you can check out the song "Red Baron" from Sabaton.
You live in Germany, right? Is it also OK to comment in german, or is it too hard to understand for you?
Check out Sabaton History channel. The story behind the songs are incredible. This old Metal rock head is jealous your going to see Sabaton in May. God Bless Rock On Stay Safe!🙏🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
When you see then if they do this song you will get to hear the loud cannons! 😮
If you are studying European History, especially as someone living in Germany, then Sabatons Lyric Video of The Final Solution is a hidden gem!
Too easy. Everyone knows about the holocaust. The last battle or We burn is vastly less covered topic wise.
I have the Bismark in World of Warships and it is pretty good, great armor and good guns
82nd all the way is a great song for sabaton there is a great cover of it by amaranthe aswell
To clarify something it seem the video is not doing ( granted its a music video not a historical video so they cant go over every little detail )
But Bismarck was scuttled, it did not sink as a result of direct fire.
Despite being attacked by a fleet of ships and planes ( 1 aircraft carrier, 2 battleships, 2 heavy cruisers, 1 light cruiser, 7 destroyers against Bismarck on it's own in the fight it was sunk. Before that last fight. It engaged and won another battle )
Having lost its rudder, and most of the guns where out of action, the choice was made to scuttle the ship. It was not sinking because of enemy fire.
Before being scuttled but while being unable to steer the Bismarck did damage a allied battleship and a cruiser.
Not to speak of the battle before its last battle, the battle that lead the allies to send everything after the Bismarck.
Here Bismarck sank 1 battleship, the pride of the English navy, HMS Hood and damaged the Battlecruiser HMS Prince of Wales at the cost of 1,428 dead Allied sailors.
But in the final battle, the ship without the rudder could not steer, and while it did fight for hours without a rudder, and damaged a lot of allied ships that out numbered it greatly.
And the Germans did not want the ship to be dragged to port by the British or in any way boarded, so they gave the order for it to be scuttled.
Out of some 2,221 sailors, only a 115 was alive at the end. In part due to the allied navy leaving the place and the sailors in the water out of fear of German U-boats.
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Also, history aside. The guitar player of Sabaton Tommy Johansson is an amazing singer on his own.
And he actually upload a lot of TH-cam videos where he does covers of songs.
I would highly recommend you to react to some of them, it will blow your mind.
A good would would be the cover for Steelheart: She's gone, since I think you reacted to that song.
th-cam.com/video/CC0EJpUq-Os/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TommyJohansson
Exept the one I know you reacted to, Ghost Division. Winged Husars, To hell and Back, No bullets Fly, Livgardet.
You should check out Sabaton The Ballad Of Bull It’s Amazing
Absolutely. Totally different from the other songs but just as wonderful. Especially if she has previously watched the video about Bull in sabaton history. 👍
Recommendations for other songs- Sparta, Father, The First Soldier, No Bullets Fly, Stormtroopers, Winged Hussars.
Great song by a great band!
sabaton lady of the dark animated story video is a must
Thank , the reaction for this Sabaton great song, next please react Everybody Dies by AYREON Universe.
U get all the information in their history channel. There is link in the end of the video down left 😎🇧🇻
They published a "making of" to the video, which might not be reaction-worthy but certainly worth watching.
Thanks
Greetings from Croatia 🇭🇷 wow you are a really beautiful cute gorgeous youtuber in the world seriosly 🙂♥️
Bisscute.....❤❤❤
sabaton is my fav
Nice thumbnail lol , I won’t comment on what the obvious is but it looks hot as usual
im Mai? Wir sind in Hannover, du zufällig auch? @Bisscute
Can't wait to see Sabaton, Babymetal and Lordi next Friday in Leeds. Always great to see Sabaton and Babymetal. 1st time for Lordi
Get into the hard stuff.. my grand were in Ww2 this is a masterpiece of bismark
The guitar players sound alot like old. in flames and children of bodom.😮😊
Bismark- the indestructible iron giant
you have a good accent !
Honor para los q murieron por su país sean quien sean
Let's react to Radio Tapok: Attack of the Dead. This is my favorite Sabaton cover.
Imagine you are so strong that you sunk the pride of british fleet and then get sunked by ww1 biplanes
Germany: The Most Epic Fuck up !
To Hell and Back because they will probably sing it
This song has some Rainbow-Stargazer vibes.
Buenos Tarde Conteúdo É Bom😊👍
Want to know more? Check out the Sabaton History Channel. :)
shout for 40/1the defence of wigna
Hunt it down and sink it what ever it takes!
Nice one cute girl , some love your way 💝
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p.s. 4:15 the best moment
checkout the channel of one of the guitarist in Sabaton please. Look for Tommy Johansson. New song every Friday! You wont believewhat this guitar sabatonguy do "on the side". Careful tho, its a rabbithole and will get you addicted. Love your reaction (accent) beautifulone.
1916 should be next on the list
Listen the attack of the dead man and the soldier of heaven it's a great song's
Before I forget by slipknot
nice
Hi ! Have you seen their Music Video to 1916 ? ( Bring Tissues - Trust me, you'll need them ). 😪
I have not, maybe someday ❤
Oh and before visiting a concert in germany, you need to learn to sing "Noch ein Bier" 😉
uprising please so good
You know that can watch Sabaton history channel on YT ;) and learn more.
You know that you won’t only see Sabaton, but also Lordi from Finland, and more important, Babymetal?
Actually, studying history helps a lot before going to a SABATON concert. ☺
defence of moscow is very good video
Next reactions-dimas senopati feat exl ramanda-wind of change by scorpions-thanks
Battle of the Atlantic.
Please (Domination) for (Pantera) live in Russia
Letter J in his name is pronounced like Y - Yoakim, not H
Get some Sabaton History watched. You won't regret it.