William Taylor - Assassin's Creed IV Sea Shanties VOL. 1 Track 10
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- William Taylor lyrics from Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag
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I feel attacked
LMAO
Was Lady Gay worth it William?
Hi boyfriend, I sent this to him
@@WereCreed yes
Bout pull out my smoothbore flintlocks
I like how we are the only ones to comnent
This is just want I was looking for to be the theme for my pirate shenanigans, thank you
Everyone covers this song without the flute and that removes the life from the song that’s why this is the best version of the song
I absolutely think this right here is very underrated, the lyrics make it way easier to understand what they are singin about
I’m glad you think so! Thanks for the comment
Finally I got to understand what "lady gay" meant at that time, I thought I would be curious forever, thank you guys on the comments.
William Taylor and his lady gay disliked this video.
Yeah
Thanks for this.
Love this
some random brig:
me with my max level ram blueprint: FOLLERDEDOMDOMMEDAERIDIDDERO
aye i get to be one of the boys
Ya, Lads! Ceilidh dance, it fun!
Only 26 likes, but at least no dislikes
31-0... let's hope no one "slips..."
@@seand.g423 I got you 34-0
35-0
@@cameronyoungblood8047 we lost boys.... 62-1
@@judha8405 69-1
I love the fact that gibberish has lyrics too. Easier to sing it. (Still hard as hell [especially that english will be my second language])
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.
Gather round, boys
Lets sing, lads
Now I lost all my childhood by knowing it's a "lady gay" instead of "lady girl"...
I actually thought it was about someone who find a girl and start loving her 💔
From what i heard back in the day gay was used instead of happy. And honestly it really IS easier to rhyme. Lady gay sounds better in a song like this than happy lady.
@@erieriderschillingcorner1595 Gay was only used as a word for “happy” from the 19th century onwards. Before that, like in the 1700s around when this song was likely originally sang, a “lady gay” or “gay woman” usually meant a prostitute!
@@EliteKilljoy even that huh. Now that's even funnier.
@@EliteKilljoy you just made the things worse
Gay means cheerful, not Homosexual in some English dialects. But as the creator mentioned, in this case it's even funnier as it means prostitute.
I missed the part where that's my problem
I feel I'm on a ship traveling
Wait what the frick does the chorus mean, like the folleri-de-dom stuff
It’s basically like 1700s scat (or wordless vocal improv). It doesn’t really mean anything and isn’t actually words, just a style of singing to make the song have a good beat
@@EliteKilljoy ohhh okay that makes sense. Thanks!
@@EliteKilljoy this useless piece of information I read only one will probably be what I remember better than my many math classes, which is very concerning, but at least I can sing gibberish now
@@salty_buckets Lmao I’m glad I could be of service
@@EliteKilljoy ive been tryna figure this out for ages, thank ya lad!
This is why cheating as a pirate would cost you your life XD
William taylor is a pirate?
Bro was in the navy
@@adamohren1469 really william Taylor is in the navy? Dang.. your comment is so recent too..
@@kongdoo1226 yeah pirates didn't use press gangs like the royal navy did
Idk why but I keep hearing fathering the dumb😂
An actual feminist song that I like. She's still very feminine just kicks ass.
Blithely giving in to jealosy and rage by murdering people in cold blood isn't praiseworthy when a man does it, and therefore it isn't praiseworthy when a woman does it, either.
Also, the earliest known version of this song is from 1792, well before any form of western feminism existed. To call the song a feminist one is quite the stretch, to say the least. Then again, the lyrics are about an unstable, irrational woman who allows herself to be consumed and controlled by her hatred for a man, so you might be onto something.
@@Synthetic_Strigiforme it's a song, meant to entertain. It's not meant to be taken seriously, from the hundreds of years this song has been popular. I think it's got feminist themes, just not modern feminism.
@@AA-db9cb Yeah, thanks Captain, I got that. Considering you're the one who initially approached this piece of entertainment, not only in a serious way, but with the express purpose of slapping an overtly political label on it, I think it's a lot more necessary for you to read that last comment of yours than it is for me to. So which is it? Is it feminist, or is it completely innocuous, and I'm just taking it way too seriously? Because it can't be both. I'm operating on the precedent that YOU set. Seriously, how lacking in self-awareness can you possibly be? Try taking your own advice.
You're honestly telling me that if the genders were reversed, you'd still be praising the lyrics, thinking it set a fine example for how men ought to act? I highly doubt it.
You should ask yourself, why are men denigrated and labeled toxic for their violent behavior, yet when women act the exact same way, it magically becomes admirable and empowering? Get your morality consistent.
I'm sorry but what does lady gay mean?
Good question! Not sure if this is what it’s implying in the song, but “lady gay” or a “gay woman” in the 1700s was oftentimes a prostitute
@@EliteKilljoy thank you
gay in older English means happy, so "to be married to a lady gay" is implying that they were happily engaged. Also slight tangent, but the bit with the sailors was a real thing. Press gangs used to roam ports and towns looking for young men for the RN. A trick they used to use is dropping a coin in your tankard. If you drank, you hade dinned on the kings coin and would be pressed into service by a gang of sailors. That is why some tankards have a glass bottoms so you can see through your drink if there's a coin in it.
@@EliteKilljoy @Vincent Atuh; Definitely not a prostitute. "Gay" in older English meant joyful or happy or pleasant. Saying "my lady gay" back in the 18th century would have meant a fair or smiling woman, someone who would make you happy in a wholesome way.
It is only in the late 20th century that gay = happy faded out of everyday use and became almost exclusively known as a synonym for homosexual / a member of LGBT+ community.
why she shot him though
William was cheating on her with another woman
She went through hell and war to find out that William Taylor got off early after a year and was with another woman. In an act of revenge she killed William and the woman he was with
@@CC-sk3rx I feel bad for the other woman in this story. Because who knows if she knew that William Taylor was previously engaged.
Captain, we have a problem.
1:47 Sounds like the singer is starting to forget the lyrics here. He's pretty late to several of them.
Never noticed this before but you're right lol
making it real maybe
He really like that bussy huh?