@@Hero-wc6gq Except this is him retuning from leaving them for about 10 years, this is Ragnar at the end of his reign, wasn't much of a ruler at this point.
@@phenomenal8196not really ? He’s just always put in impossible situations because of others incompetence , like taking back Kattegat from Ivar and everybody? You think anybody else was winning that ? Absolutely not that’s why in valhalla they sing praise of how nobody’s breached it in hundred years or something , I’d argue bjorn is a exceptional leader because most leaders in that situation would keep fighting and pushing and now their whole army is slaughtered , retreating when need be is the quality of a great leader .
He 100% knew what Ivar was capable of. He had his first kill when he was a kid, through a small fight over a toy if i remember correctly. Ragnar knows ivar will kill any living Obstacle without hesitation.
@@kxrnos_that's a good observation. Obviously I noticed the look in Ivar's eyes, but yeah he was the only one he didn't provoke to kill him... Greatest series of all time! Hail Vikings!!
@@kxrnos_Ivar would have gotten his ass handed to him. Just imagine Ragnar treating him like Ubbe. That first slap would have sent him closer to the ground than he already was
He underestimated him, he only realized how strong ivar actually was later on. Thats when he gave that speach to ivar about how everyone will always underestimate him.
This is the difference between someone who’s been to war and someone who hasn’t. One has seen so much death that he is not scared of anything and the other has only talked about it and heard about it and plays about it. You can tell a big difference in the army between those who have been deployed and those who haven’t. This scene was awesome. The guy who played Ragnar should get an award he was great in this series.
Ragnar is prepared for death. He wouldnt have minded if one of his sons had killed him and became king because he knew he had abandoned his duty as king
You aren't lying about that! There was definitely a noticeable difference in the Army between those who were deployed and those werent/hadn't been yet.
@odin gave his eye to acquire knowledge experience will win every time. Also there is a big difference in the demeanor and the skill of a tested veteran and some one who has never actually been to war.
I love how he talked shit to all the sons and they backed down except for ubbe. But bjorn doesn't play games and is above that showing he was already an alpha by wasting no time
Man that Alpha / Beta / Sigma Wolf bullshit is so dumb. Even the creator of the terms is distancing himself from them because he was wrong. Only wolves in captivity behave that way.
@someonesaidwar4094 wild Wolfpacks DON'T behave that way. Like AT ALL. The creator of the terms dedicated his life to convincing people what he said previously about the Alpha / Beta / Sigma is bullshit in it's ENTIRETY!
This is one of, if not my favorite scene in the entire show. Ragnar showed that despite his absence, the respect he has from everyone is not superficial or blind alligance. He genuinly earned it. The entire crowd was silent. Simply in awe and anticipation. Not one person disrespected or spoke against him. You really see his power, wisdom, and the burden of both on full display.
Bjorn is Ragnars eldest son, he knows what Bjorn is capable of, and you see the respect that they have for one another, he knows Bjorn can damage him but not kill him, he knows Bjorn is already a man and possible king, that's why I think when Bjorn comes on the scene Ragnar just stands back with I sign of respect for his eldest, having known him the longest
Nah! Ragnar is a drama Queen and He just knows Bjorn has seen too much of his bullshit before he left. He knows Bjorn can see through it, so he just drops the act.
This scene is so important to who Ivar is. Notice how the camera constantly switched back to Ivar. He wants it more than anyone and honestly I think he could’ve put up the biggest fight. Ivar is a savage. A soulless demon. All of Ragnar’s other sons have humanity and goodness while Ivar is mad. This makes him the most dangerous son of all.
All I say, he was Lucky that Bjorn wasn't there sooner and just saw a father hugging his Son. I imagine if Ragnar Pushed Bjorn, they would had a new King.
@@MenahilHSsee you have people who say ivar carried you have people who say bjorn carried , you have people who say ubba Carried , you have people who say king harald carried , no matter which way you spin it the show was left in good hands after ragnars death , they all carried the story was more focused on ivar and bjorn but hvitsherk and ubba and the other main characters did their part and would’ve carried if they were given the main story arc , plenty of amazing characters and actors .
I don’t think a lot of people realise the point of this scene. He’s testing all of his sons to see who has become a man in his absence. The moment Ragnar charges up to his sons when the bass drops, it’s like an alpha wolf challenging other wolves of his pack. What’s interesting is when he approaches Ubbe (whose name actually means wolf) he aggravates him and he does not back down hence the cold stare he gives Ragnar back. Now, Ubbe, being the sigma male (lone wolf) of all the sons is the only one to step up and face him. Which is foreshadowing of his character as he’s the only son that wasn’t driven by power or fame. He’s defiant and refuses to play by the hierarchy of the Viking ways.
@another time later Sigurd was killed before we saw his true potential. But from what we saw, he was indeed heading in that direction. Do not forget it was his idea to assemble The Great Heathen Army, with one purpose, to conquer England. That is a clear indication that he was ambitious and that he sought fame and glory. Hvitserk is complex - throughout the seasons he didn’t showcase ambition to be a leader or to be an adventurer, like Bjorn or Ivar. He enjoyed raiding and fighting. He was troubled from the abuse of Ivar and the guilt of killing Lagertha, which leads to his addictions. However, in season 6 when he goes to Bjorns gravestone he contemplates his life and realises that he “doesn’t anything with his life”. Only then he is visited by the goddess Idun, who gives him purpose. That’s when he discovers what and who he was meant to be, a warrior. One of the most fearsome, which is evident in the way he fights (a beserker) he reaches his prime towards the end of season 6. Through his fighting ways, he achieves the fame and recognition he always sought, in the final battle all the Saxons try to exhaust him. And they yell “it’s the son of Ragnar!” “Get him! Get Hvitserk!” So deep down he was driven by fame and glory.
@@mzsym5075 I don't know bro I mean I know rollo wasn't going full power but Bjorn did fight Rollo and Rollo did beat up ragnar beyond is different to his brother's cos he was raised up rough with two strong parents where is Ragnar the other son's were raised by a week Queen Who Can't Fight but in a straight up fight between Prime Ragnar and prime Bjorn who do you think wins
@@aserilaing3401 I’ll be honest prime Ragnar would decimate prime bjorn. And bro we even saw when Ragnar and rollo was fighting Ragnar wasn’t himself he was an addict at the time and his mind was messed up
@@mzsym5075 yeah you're right beyond depends too much on his power which would lead Ragnar to maneuver his axe and cut him in the neck he does it all the time but against Rollo I don't know if that's going to happen when it comes to tactical leadership Ragnar is miles ahead of everyone else but when it comes to fighting I don't know if even prime Ragnar could defeat Prime rollo he was one of the best fighters in all of Vikings he was so good that he never carried a shield and he knows all of ragnar's tricks and Rollo despite what people say is actually a very smart fighter I think he's the only Viking who's never lost a flight in the TV series
@@MustardSkavenRollo was born 100 years after Ragnar. Bjorn is older than Rollo and not related. And even in the show Ragnar was his dad cause Odin came to all 5 of Ragnar's sons when he died
I like how as soon as he enters Kattegat, no one except the foreigners, misses him. He is so legendary that even wearing dirty garments and has a dirty face, he is still recognizable.
@@luckygaming129 nah Ragnar would have ended their asses Bjorn maybe stood a chance but he was already done with the whole thing anyway. Bjorn was the only one with actual battle experience at the time.
@@dorminnimrod Not maybe, Bjorn is a brute. He has the strength of a berserker and the swiftness of smaller vikings, he did not just stand a chance against Ragnar but he would have pulverised him even in his prime, let alone a weak and torn apart old Ragnar. Ragnar is better at battle of wits but when it comes to close quarter combat, Bjorn exceeds him by a mile. They don't call him Ironside for nothing.
I think the amazing thing about Ragnar (and this actor) is that you can interpret his actions and words so differently. It’s like each time you watch an iconic scene back you may have a different perspective. Brilliant
They both have respect for each other, being that they have fought many battles together. Ragnar taught him, I’m sure it would be far from easy for Bjorn. Plus when Bjorn beat up Rollo he was drunk as fuck and wanted to be beat up, not saying he would have won but he also knows Bjorn is his son and wouldn’t have wanted to beat him
@@EDCPride also when he fought rollo for the last time, he was sick as fuck from addiction. I believe if they fought the first time during the Yarl Borg battle Ragnar would have killed him, he just didn’t want to fight his brother
This is the only way he could return, threaten the entire township, that way there is no question who is truly king…but when bjorn shows up…humility comes into play
@@antakaraya9139 I obviously did not. you mean to tell me you missed the entire time Ragnar was getting high with the Chinese woman? the entire time he was looking for more and more highs? and that in the end of the siege of paris he kills her? and then he dissapears. only to appear years later sober and himself again. If anyone had a problem with mead or alcohol altogether it was Ragnars brother Rollo. seeing as he was constantly drunk and angry for being in Ragnars shadow. Luckily Rollo ended up a king of the very place sought to plunder
@@antakaraya9139 No, he was given drugs by a Chinese lover, probably opioids, saying it was "medicine", and became addicted. So yeah, probably one of the reasons he left were to get himself clean without his family and friends having to suffer his abstinence syndrome
Looking back on this scene when Ubbe steps up. Its almost like Ragnar is seeing his past self before all the fame. Ragnars biggest regret was leaving the farm. The way he hugs Ubbe is desperate like hes trying to reclaim a piece of that life back.
What a great show and amazing detailing, the guy selling birds in the beginning of the video was talking in hindi, indian language, which was true for the time inreal as due to the silk route the Indians and chinese were trading with most of the EU. Also to mention that Norse/ Greece/ Germans And indians share almost the same ancestors.
It's a weird feeling going up against your old man. As a teenager I was quite volatile, violent. I fought a lot, I especially fought bigger and older men than myself, truth be told I got my ass kicked a lot but I was never scared. And my dad, he's not a large man, not a particularly threatening person and I didn't fear him in the slightest, not by the time I was 16. One day I lost my shit, and long story short my old man came out of no where, grabbed me by the throat and put me against the wall. All my instincts went out the door. Part of me wanted to hit him, part of me knew I could hurt him but the other part of me didn't want too, loved him, respected him. I just stood there quiet, stunned. I was a really conflicted person, but actually that day helped me resolve a lot of my issues. I learned that I respected my old man more than I thought and I learned that I could restrain myself. I think ubbe is like that here. He is really angry and probably knows he could put up a good fight but struggles with the love and respect he has for ragnar.
Funny you say that I had the same experience i was a little older tho around 18..... I used to enjoy fighting would go out of my way at bars to find them. Won some lost some broke my nose 3 times lol ( should have learned to stop leading with my face lol ) Never really had much emotion tho wasnt scared just love the adrenaline rush. But one night i came home from a friends house and the Tv was on i took the remote and started watching it my dad came down from the shower said gimme the remote i was watching that, My response was no you werent it was empty needless to say it got heated he came at me i threw him on a the coffee table it was instinct but when i realized what i had done i backed up in shock and he threw 2 punches at me i backed away from both and didn't swing back just kinda realised what was happening, was one of those oh shit i didnt mean to do that im sorry moments, then he threw the kitchen table and broke all the dishes on it then told me to clean it up. Without even thinking about it i started to pick up the broken glass. Its very different when its your father even if you no very well you can beat him your emotions take over and like you said you don't want to you love him even if you think you don't you respect him even if you think you don't and you really don't want to hurt him. This doesnt go for everyone obviously but i think for the most part when your father is standing infront of you challenging you somethign inside of you even if you no you can win no contest forces you to back down.
One of my most favorite scenes in the entire series. The single note bass guitar made it even more ominous.. but, but You kinda want to feel sorry for ragnar. You can tell he's hurting. But, at the same time, is happy to be reunited with his son's.
The weight of power. Everyone wants to be "the man" until they realize the toll it takes. He earnestly looks to give up the responsibility and when it comes down to it, seeing a man who's gone through such trials, none of them takes the offer. It's easier to criticize from afar than be the one who actually makes the decisions
“Wow, this is a nice place”
“Hey thanks man”
“Woah, who’s the homeless guy?”
“That’s our king.”
A real king who gives everything he has for his people
@@Hero-wc6gq Except this is him retuning from leaving them for about 10 years, this is Ragnar at the end of his reign, wasn't much of a ruler at this point.
@@Hi-Fitxt its not like they wanted him to rule, he lost
@@Red-90 😂😂😂
“HUH?!!!!!!”
The way he shouted "DO IT" and everyone shrieked 😂
Look at these people they no longer support me!!!!
@@TheEmpireAnimations 4:03
no everyone, obviously a woman ='D
@@TheEmpireAnimationsi am once again asking for your financial support
they didnt want no smoke 😂😂😂
Bjorn walked up like "Still mad you left, but I am happy you came back"
Bjorn was grown when Ragnar left the others were still kids needing a father…
Never liked the actor that much..but thanks to him Vikings kept going after Ragnar's death..so hats off to Ironside
@@andrescolman9264 Ivar>>>>>>>>>
Sigurd and Hvisterk both said how if he ever came back they would kill him. But now look how scared they are.
All bark but no bite
Like most people who talk shit lol
Think you're big enough to take a swing at the old fella
Both of them
Are weak
Everyone is a wrestler till the cage closes.!
~khabib the bear~
The way Bjorn came and his eyes -- he was not scared at all compared to others
Björn always have this look like he has a stone in his shoe
@@CesarGarcia-nd5xz dude🤣🤣🤣
All he's done is retreat.
@@Persistence0.0 So true. All his battles he has retreated. He is a skilled warrior but a terrible military general
@@phenomenal8196not really ? He’s just always put in impossible situations because of others incompetence , like taking back Kattegat from Ivar and everybody? You think anybody else was winning that ? Absolutely not that’s why in valhalla they sing praise of how nobody’s breached it in hundred years or something , I’d argue bjorn is a exceptional leader because most leaders in that situation would keep fighting and pushing and now their whole army is slaughtered , retreating when need be is the quality of a great leader .
That king Ubbe moment kills me everytime 🤣🤣🤣
KING! UBBE!! 😁
*SLAPPED!!! 💥 *SLAPPED!! 💥
Thought I was the only one lol :D xD
Yup same here 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂🤣😭
You can just see the "I'll do it come on ask me" look on ivars face the entire time lmao
That's probably why he spared Ivar from his words, Ivar would have done it haha
He 100% knew what Ivar was capable of. He had his first kill when he was a kid, through a small fight over a toy if i remember correctly. Ragnar knows ivar will kill any living Obstacle without hesitation.
@@kxrnos_that's a good observation. Obviously I noticed the look in Ivar's eyes, but yeah he was the only one he didn't provoke to kill him... Greatest series of all time! Hail Vikings!!
I think Ivar is simply fascinated by his father's mad aggressive way
@@kxrnos_Ivar would have gotten his ass handed to him. Just imagine Ragnar treating him like Ubbe. That first slap would have sent him closer to the ground than he already was
I love how he was just nice with Ivar in these scene 😂
Cause at that moment, Ragnar knew Ivar wouldn't have stood a chance!
Lol, yeah, he was antagonizing all his sons, but Ivar... he just patted his head...
He underestimated him, he only realized how strong ivar actually was later on. Thats when he gave that speach to ivar about how everyone will always underestimate him.
He was only nice with ivar because he tell ivar was the only one who still loved him
@@jrornelas7781This is absolutely spot on, or still admired his father at the very least.
He was happy to see all of his sons but when he saw bjorn it hit different
True
Bjorn was him incarnate
And he knew
Ragnar: In case you forgot, let me remind you JUST WHO THE HELL I AM.
Bjorn showing up at the end... just epic :))
ragnar looking at him hahaj
Ragnar look at him like "ohhh here we go the one that really gonna kill me"
@@rionabil8065 even bjorn was nothing infront of ragnar
@@heramvijayan9446 Bjorn was greater than Ragnar
@@Belikemiggie In the end he was.
The look he gives Ubbe at 5:41 is like he recognizes his younger self in him and sees the lack of fear in Ubbe.
2:38 The playful yet cold way Ragnar says to Ivar…“there is no mistaking you👀” followed by that devilish smirk.
Then pets him like a dog and whips his fingers as if disgusted after ....
the music is something out of this world ! cant get enough of it !
What’s its name?
Yup
Who wants to be King? · Trevor Morris
@@abdo6059 yep! I just downloaded it. A challenged accepted is right after it on the soundtrack and goes nicely with it. I downloaded that too.
Same bitch I repeated this s 1000000000 times because of it
This is the difference between someone who’s been to war and someone who hasn’t. One has seen so much death that he is not scared of anything and the other has only talked about it and heard about it and plays about it. You can tell a big difference in the army between those who have been deployed and those who haven’t. This scene was awesome. The guy who played Ragnar should get an award he was great in this series.
Ragnar is prepared for death. He wouldnt have minded if one of his sons had killed him and became king because he knew he had abandoned his duty as king
He wanted to prove the Seer wrong. That was his reason for testing them.
You aren't lying about that! There was definitely a noticeable difference in the Army between those who were deployed and those werent/hadn't been yet.
@odin gave his eye to acquire knowledge experience will win every time. Also there is a big difference in the demeanor and the skill of a tested veteran and some one who has never actually been to war.
@odin gave his eye to acquire knowledge Well I spent 7 years in the army and ive been to war and im telling you there is a difference
Hvitserk- “I will kill him if he ever comes back”
Instantly shits himself at the sight of Ragnar 😂
Yeah i mean its ragnar
I love how he talked shit to all the sons and they backed down except for ubbe. But bjorn doesn't play games and is above that showing he was already an alpha by wasting no time
Not ivar he didnt test ivar lol
@@TheEmpireAnimations because he knew ivar wouldn't attack him since ivar adored him in that sense he wasn't a threat to ragnar.
Man that Alpha / Beta / Sigma Wolf bullshit is so dumb. Even the creator of the terms is distancing himself from them because he was wrong. Only wolves in captivity behave that way.
@someonesaidwar4094 wild Wolfpacks DON'T behave that way. Like AT ALL. The creator of the terms dedicated his life to convincing people what he said previously about the Alpha / Beta / Sigma is bullshit in it's ENTIRETY!
@@raryraru U have to be completely detached from reality to believe the concept of a Dominant male is not one that exist in both theory and practice.
Lmfao Bjorn looking like a disappointed mom when you come home after getting in trouble at school
Why did you come back😏
-Bjorn as a mom
This is one of, if not my favorite scene in the entire show. Ragnar showed that despite his absence, the respect he has from everyone is not superficial or blind alligance. He genuinly earned it. The entire crowd was silent. Simply in awe and anticipation. Not one person disrespected or spoke against him. You really see his power, wisdom, and the burden of both on full display.
It’s cute how Ivar is the only one smiling for his dad.
He idolized his dad.
Bjorn is Ragnars eldest son, he knows what Bjorn is capable of, and you see the respect that they have for one another, he knows Bjorn can damage him but not kill him, he knows Bjorn is already a man and possible king, that's why I think when Bjorn comes on the scene Ragnar just stands back with I sign of respect for his eldest, having known him the longest
When he sees others, he sees kids who are not ready for war but when he sees Bjorn he sees a man. That is the difference.
@@kardiacc big facts i love the admiration they have for one another its a beautiful thing
Nah! Ragnar is a drama Queen and He just knows Bjorn has seen too much of his bullshit before he left. He knows Bjorn can see through it, so he just drops the act.
U hit the nail on the head i was gonna post the same shit
Ragnar definitely felt Bjorn coming, his facial expression changed
This scene is so important to who Ivar is. Notice how the camera constantly switched back to Ivar. He wants it more than anyone and honestly I think he could’ve put up the biggest fight. Ivar is a savage. A soulless demon. All of Ragnar’s other sons have humanity and goodness while Ivar is mad. This makes him the most dangerous son of all.
Ivar is not putting up a bigger fight against hvitserk.
@@z.incognito6259I'm sure Sigurd didn't think he was a threat either and look how that went for him.
@@BobPapadopoulos Bro be fr. Ivar is not winning a proper 1v1 duel with a shield and axe/sword against ANYBODY
Ivar wasn't a great threat yet. It's his time with Ragnar that gets him to that point
Ivar was the main character when travis left amazing actor
Ubbe isn't affraid, he's just loves his father
He is absolutely frightened, he just summoned some courage to step forward
All I say, he was Lucky that Bjorn wasn't there sooner and just saw a father hugging his Son. I imagine if Ragnar Pushed Bjorn, they would had a new King.
Bjorn wouldnt do shit he knows who ragnar is and redpect him @@brucedoyle4055
@@brucedoyle4055 I kind of doubt that. Bjorn probably wouldve shoved him back, but he certainly wouldnt raise a sword to his father.
Ragnar is a legend. The closest to him was Bjorn. Wish they could've kept ragnar longer
Ragnar was originally supposed to die in season 1 but he worked out so well that wrote 2 more seasons for him.
@@trentw.3566if that’s true I couldn’t imagine losing Ragnar so early in the story.
The closest to him was Ivarr.. Ivarr literally carried the show after Ragnar 👍
@@MenahilHS not even close
@@MenahilHSsee you have people who say ivar carried you have people who say bjorn carried , you have people who say ubba Carried , you have people who say king harald carried , no matter which way you spin it the show was left in good hands after ragnars death , they all carried the story was more focused on ivar and bjorn but hvitsherk and ubba and the other main characters did their part and would’ve carried if they were given the main story arc , plenty of amazing characters and actors .
I don’t think a lot of people realise the point of this scene. He’s testing all of his sons to see who has become a man in his absence. The moment Ragnar charges up to his sons when the bass drops, it’s like an alpha wolf challenging other wolves of his pack. What’s interesting is when he approaches Ubbe (whose name actually means wolf) he aggravates him and he does not back down hence the cold stare he gives Ragnar back.
Now, Ubbe, being the sigma male (lone wolf) of all the sons is the only one to step up and face him. Which is foreshadowing of his character as he’s the only son that wasn’t driven by power or fame. He’s defiant and refuses to play by the hierarchy of the Viking ways.
''sigma male'' 💀
Sigma male 😴
@@philliesfan3414 thanks mate!
@another time later how?
@another time later Sigurd was killed before we saw his true potential. But from what we saw, he was indeed heading in that direction.
Do not forget it was his idea to assemble The Great Heathen Army, with one purpose, to conquer England. That is a clear indication that he was ambitious and that he sought fame and glory.
Hvitserk is complex - throughout the seasons he didn’t showcase ambition to be a leader or to be an adventurer, like Bjorn or Ivar. He enjoyed raiding and fighting. He was troubled from the abuse of Ivar and the guilt of killing Lagertha, which leads to his addictions. However, in season 6 when he goes to Bjorns gravestone he contemplates his life and realises that he “doesn’t anything with his life”. Only then he is visited by the goddess Idun, who gives him purpose. That’s when he discovers what and who he was meant to be, a warrior. One of the most fearsome, which is evident in the way he fights (a beserker) he reaches his prime towards the end of season 6. Through his fighting ways, he achieves the fame and recognition he always sought, in the final battle all the Saxons try to exhaust him. And they yell “it’s the son of Ragnar!” “Get him! Get Hvitserk!” So deep down he was driven by fame and glory.
Mad Love for Ragnar.
I love how he made no attempt to fuck with Bjorn
Cause Bjorn was really about that life the rest are bunch bums raised by that snake Of a woman
@@aserilaing3401 let’s be honest here. If bjorn was with the brothers when Ragnar approached them at the same time he would have made bjorn shiver
@@mzsym5075 I don't know bro I mean I know rollo wasn't going full power but Bjorn did fight Rollo and Rollo did beat up ragnar beyond is different to his brother's cos he was raised up rough with two strong parents where is Ragnar the other son's were raised by a week Queen Who Can't Fight but in a straight up fight between Prime Ragnar and prime Bjorn who do you think wins
@@aserilaing3401 I’ll be honest prime Ragnar would decimate prime bjorn. And bro we even saw when Ragnar and rollo was fighting Ragnar wasn’t himself he was an addict at the time and his mind was messed up
@@mzsym5075 yeah you're right beyond depends too much on his power which would lead Ragnar to maneuver his axe and cut him in the neck he does it all the time but against Rollo I don't know if that's going to happen when it comes to tactical leadership Ragnar is miles ahead of everyone else but when it comes to fighting I don't know if even prime Ragnar could defeat Prime rollo he was one of the best fighters in all of Vikings he was so good that he never carried a shield and he knows all of ragnar's tricks and Rollo despite what people say is actually a very smart fighter I think he's the only Viking who's never lost a flight in the TV series
After all the seasons ended, Ubba is my favorite of all sons...
5:42 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 LMAO
He would be the perfect king...
Ubbe and Ivar were my favorite
Mines Bjorn and Ivar
Ubbe and Björn
He went to buy milk but actually returned very late😂😂😂😂😂
I loved Bjorn the best he was so much like his father
Who Rollo?
@@jonro3739 Not his biological father but his actual father.
@@MustardSkavenRollo was born 100 years after Ragnar. Bjorn is older than Rollo and not related. And even in the show Ragnar was his dad cause Odin came to all 5 of Ragnar's sons when he died
@@jricchezrags2riches92 We are talking about the show, champ.
@@MustardSkaven yeah Odin came and talked with all of Ragnars sons when he died. And Bjorn was one of them.
The way he says ‘and I just left!’ 😂😂😂
I like how as soon as he enters Kattegat, no one except the foreigners, misses him. He is so legendary that even wearing dirty garments and has a dirty face, he is still recognizable.
Bjorn : Why did you come back?
Ragnar : Ah shxt, you spoiled my rhetoric in front of these peasants..
I loved that father and son hug at the end even though he screamed in his face.
"WHO WANTS TO BE KING!" Like someone actually had a chance haha
they had, eveyone want to become king, but not everyone want to pay the price
@@luckygaming129 nah Ragnar would have ended their asses Bjorn maybe stood a chance but he was already done with the whole thing anyway. Bjorn was the only one with actual battle experience at the time.
@@dorminnimrod Not maybe, Bjorn is a brute. He has the strength of a berserker and the swiftness of smaller vikings, he did not just stand a chance against Ragnar but he would have pulverised him even in his prime, let alone a weak and torn apart old Ragnar. Ragnar is better at battle of wits but when it comes to close quarter combat, Bjorn exceeds him by a mile. They don't call him Ironside for nothing.
@@stopthecap6913 Drunken Ragnar fought toe-to-toe with Rollo, the guy who trained Bjorn. Ragnar in his prime would beat anyone.
5:14
Ubbe's approach showed he was courageous to confront Ragnar, but Bjorn's approach showed that he had absolutely no fear whatsoever.
Bjourn knew his father was up to something. The others never had a chance to know him so well.
it is so long i saw the show.. more than 11 years. what was he up to?
@@scottwarren4998he needed help to go back to England
Bjorn telling Ragnar that he owes him child’s support
Vikings is such a good show.. i have no words how good it is. Same goes for the last kingdom. These 2 might be the best shows i've ever seen!
I think the amazing thing about Ragnar (and this actor) is that you can interpret his actions and words so differently. It’s like each time you watch an iconic scene back you may have a different perspective. Brilliant
People keep playing with ubbe but he maintained serious eye contact with ragnar throughout the entire scene and was willing to kill him
Bjorn is totally like a cat here. No matter if you come back in a minute or years, he'd be like: "Mhm... why did you come back" 😂
I love that he knew who each son was, despite not having seen them since they were young children.
I love how none of us questioned that he was probably just chillen and living with little effort using nothing but a sword before he returned.
Naaah I think that he suffered a lot during that time
Ragnar felt proud about ubba at the moment he took the courage to fight his father, at the same way with he saw Bjorn
Ragnar: I dont remember it being this big when I left.
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I love how dissatisfied Ivar is after all the tension 😂😂
I think he was upset that his father didn’t look at him the way he looked at his brothers because he was different.
@@dorminnimrod dam thats fax but also sad lmao
Hey I want a hug too pappa!
Shit. He probably needs a hug. A lot of people could’ve lived if Ragnar hadn’t gone to England.
A father and the first born son will always have a bond stronger than the others.
You noticed Ragnar didn’t try bullying Bjorn… That would’ve ended terribly 😂🤣
na , ragnar destroy bjorn
@@geandraige3936 Ragnar struggled against his own brother… Bjorn beat the fuck out of Rollo easily.
They both have respect for each other, being that they have fought many battles together. Ragnar taught him, I’m sure it would be far from easy for Bjorn. Plus when Bjorn beat up Rollo he was drunk as fuck and wanted to be beat up, not saying he would have won but he also knows Bjorn is his son and wouldn’t have wanted to beat him
@@EDCPride also when he fought rollo for the last time, he was sick as fuck from addiction. I believe if they fought the first time during the Yarl Borg battle Ragnar would have killed him, he just didn’t want to fight his brother
@@EDCPride are you crazy check the season 1 brawl see who won , and to let u know , ragnar while still being sick only "struggled" to fight rollo
I love how all the sons besides Bjorn were all so tough saying, I'll kill him if I see him then when he appears they all buckle but Bjorn lol.
You mean bjorn and ubbe...ubbe didnt say he'd kill him and didnt back down
@@ismaelbouissef4436 man ragnar slapped the viking out of ubbe 😂
@@johnoliver3056 i mean he stood his ground...didnt even flinch unlike sigurd and hvitserk who were clearly afraid xd
@@ismaelbouissef4436 i know but that shit caught me off guard. Lmao just slapped him so hard.😂
@@johnoliver3056 shit looked so real xd !!!
When you can be gone for a decade or so and still command respect walking through a town square. Ragnar was da bomb!
I love Bjorn. How gangster is his entrece at the end.
This show is just great period, I only finished the ones they had on Netflix but they didn't finish the series lol
When the father finally comes home after going out for a pack of cigarettes 😂
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That camera angle makes him look like a freakin TANK!
Everyone's hard core until Ragnar shows up
Just walked up like a gangster.
Bjorn last entry is massive
- Bjorn has entered the chat
He would get foiled by Ragnar tho
@@mzsym5075 nah opposite
prime ragnar beats any version of bjorn imo, but in this scene bjorn wouldnt have been intimated the slightest @@mzsym5075
It's probably one of the most epic scenes. The music and everything about it were simply awesome.
This is the only way he could return, threaten the entire township, that way there is no question who is truly king…but when bjorn shows up…humility comes into play
I'm sorry I always laugh too hard at the part when he says, "KING UBBE!"😂😂😂
Me to bro 🤣
The only one able to face a serious Bjorn was Ragnar
I think Bjorn was only fearful of a raging Ragnar
This scene to me is iconic in many ways. It’s the presence of his fame for what Ragnar did. How everyone is afraid and awwed by him.
Ragnor was an empath and felt everything around him and vise versa. That's why he is recognized by his. energy.
Bruh wtf is wrong with you lmaoo
@@undercoversuit1822 nah it’s true, Ragnar was obviously a feminist too
@@brandoncrowe9033 man I honestly can't tell if this guy is joking or not
@@undercoversuit1822 his energy just spoke to him
An empath..that's some bullshit.
Not many people seem to remember that Ragnar was suffering from drug addiction at the end. he left to become sober.
U mean alcohol
@@antakaraya9139 I obviously did not. you mean to tell me you missed the entire time Ragnar was getting high with the Chinese woman? the entire time he was looking for more and more highs? and that in the end of the siege of paris he kills her? and then he dissapears. only to appear years later sober and himself again. If anyone had a problem with mead or alcohol altogether it was Ragnars brother Rollo. seeing as he was constantly drunk and angry for being in Ragnars shadow. Luckily Rollo ended up a king of the very place sought to plunder
@@antakaraya9139 No, he was given drugs by a Chinese lover, probably opioids, saying it was "medicine", and became addicted. So yeah, probably one of the reasons he left were to get himself clean without his family and friends having to suffer his abstinence syndrome
He keep his head straight not even looking down
Ivar was like "yeah, yell at Sigurd"
Ivars smile when Ragnar says hello ❤
Bjorn was the only one who wasn't phased one bit by his own father
That's because he's seen him in all phases
@@alexkaranja6252yes and at this point Bjorn was probably in his mid 30s too whereas the rest of them are either teens or early 20s
Looking back on this scene when Ubbe steps up. Its almost like Ragnar is seeing his past self before all the fame. Ragnars biggest regret was leaving the farm. The way he hugs Ubbe is desperate like hes trying to reclaim a piece of that life back.
Everyone: 👀 👀 👀 Bjorn: Well well well...
What a great show and amazing detailing, the guy selling birds in the beginning of the video was talking in hindi, indian language, which was true for the time inreal as due to the silk route the Indians and chinese were trading with most of the EU. Also to mention that Norse/ Greece/ Germans And indians share almost the same ancestors.
Ragnar would probably beat all four of them at the same time but bjorn would be a different story
Ubbe survived because his dad slapped him 😝😜
The rest all died 🤣
Hvisterk did not die
@@TheEmpireAnimations Well he was baptized, and thus reborn!
@@theamesavenue9834 no he was splashed with water by some losers
@@TheEmpireAnimations well that is right though haha
Come on!!!🥲
I like how that random dude's smile went from 😃 to 😐 when he saw ragnar approaching lmao
4:03 this always cracks me up
I am your leader and I just leftttt 🚶♂️
It's a weird feeling going up against your old man.
As a teenager I was quite volatile, violent. I fought a lot, I especially fought bigger and older men than myself, truth be told I got my ass kicked a lot but I was never scared.
And my dad, he's not a large man, not a particularly threatening person and I didn't fear him in the slightest, not by the time I was 16.
One day I lost my shit, and long story short my old man came out of no where, grabbed me by the throat and put me against the wall.
All my instincts went out the door. Part of me wanted to hit him, part of me knew I could hurt him but the other part of me didn't want too, loved him, respected him. I just stood there quiet, stunned.
I was a really conflicted person, but actually that day helped me resolve a lot of my issues. I learned that I respected my old man more than I thought and I learned that I could restrain myself.
I think ubbe is like that here. He is really angry and probably knows he could put up a good fight but struggles with the love and respect he has for ragnar.
Funny you say that I had the same experience i was a little older tho around 18..... I used to enjoy fighting would go out of my way at bars to find them. Won some lost some broke my nose 3 times lol ( should have learned to stop leading with my face lol ) Never really had much emotion tho wasnt scared just love the adrenaline rush.
But one night i came home from a friends house and the Tv was on i took the remote and started watching it my dad came down from the shower said gimme the remote i was watching that, My response was no you werent it was empty needless to say it got heated he came at me i threw him on a the coffee table it was instinct but when i realized what i had done i backed up in shock and he threw 2 punches at me i backed away from both and didn't swing back just kinda realised what was happening, was one of those oh shit i didnt mean to do that im sorry moments, then he threw the kitchen table and broke all the dishes on it then told me to clean it up.
Without even thinking about it i started to pick up the broken glass.
Its very different when its your father even if you no very well you can beat him your emotions take over and like you said you don't want to you love him even if you think you don't you respect him even if you think you don't and you really don't want to hurt him.
This doesnt go for everyone obviously but i think for the most part when your father is standing infront of you challenging you somethign inside of you even if you no you can win no contest forces you to back down.
Ivar was soo happy
rare to have a unique character like him
The music is epic as this scene was when we all 1st and still watch it.
And Bjorn goes on to ask the important question....
The Fact that Ragnar Didn't wanna mess with Bjorn because he knows him very well , IronSide for a reason
Poor ubbe got slapped so many times😂😂
Everybody's gangster until Björn comes...
The "death" complex is complicated, but real.
One of my most favorite scenes in the entire series. The single note bass guitar made it even more ominous.. but, but You kinda want to feel sorry for ragnar. You can tell he's hurting. But, at the same time, is happy to be reunited with his son's.
Love seeings ivars eyes get very blue when he looks at his father
Bjorn walks in like the final BOSS. xd
The entire mood changed when Bjorn arrived
Ragnar saw Bjorn and thought damn i can try that same shit i just did. He would do it
The weight of power. Everyone wants to be "the man" until they realize the toll it takes. He earnestly looks to give up the responsibility and when it comes down to it, seeing a man who's gone through such trials, none of them takes the offer. It's easier to criticize from afar than be the one who actually makes the decisions
seems like ivar enjoying his Father Returns
"And I just left" 😂😂😂
I freaking love the way he says hello to Ivar 😂😂😂😂 😅😅😅
"Who wants to be King!!"
Boss music starts playing
Doom slayer has entered the chat
This whole episode was heavy, i paused several times to digest what just happened.
A lot people dont realize he wanted his sons to stand up to him. God this was such a under rated an great show
"What kind of father abandons his sons?"
After becoming a father myself I finally understand the regret and sadness in his voice 😢
The soundtrack is just awesome
spread fucking way the king is back
This whole moment was tension, I was grinding my teeth, I thought ubbe and ragnar were actually going to face off