You know what these men are? Theyre not just musicians.. They're warriors. Keeping alive some of mankind's most important treasures. You guys are real heroes in my eyes.. Plus.. the old shirtless guy.. Reminds me of my dad... I miss my ol man. May you live long and healthy, sir.
Its really funny how britain became an empire aint it? Screw a crown. Leaders should be chosen by proving an example. Not by inbred blue bloods chosen to lead by god.
I'm Scottish born and bred and this music just sounds like home... especially since I've been away from home for years. Makes me shed a homesick tear. This isn't music to listen to, this is music to feel, to experience. Long live Clanadonia!
@@tamlandipper29 We Scots have mixed feelings on climate change. On one hand we worry about the destruction of biodiversity - on the other, we get to sit up in the braes & watch ya English bassas drown 😐
I’m Scottish. I have always taken my ancestry for granted , however this stirs my Celtic blood. Super proud to be a Scot when I hear The pipes .🏴
I’m American, not a lick of scot in my blood, that I know of. A very slight amount of Irish but barely enough to speak of. …But something about the pipes have always really touched me deep inside. Gets my blood pumping but somehow soothing at the same time. Amazing heritage and culture.
My Great Grandfather was born in Scotland in 1883, raised on Shetland as an orphan, made his way to Canada, and died at the age of 33. My dad's family has always felt very connected to Scotland. Me so much so, that my wife of 27 years and I had a "Scottish" wedding with a bagpiper, I wore a Black-watch kilt, and had a great time. What a blast!! I still have cousins on Shetland and on the mainland. Love this!!!
I want to thank Clanadonia for helping my find my passion for drumming again. The 1st time I saw their video I said,"IVE FOUND MY TRIBE! THEY LOOK LIKE ME. THEY EVEN DRUM LIKE ME" . Cant express my gratitude enough
@@amnesiadoro1578 I can't thank you enuf for lighting the fire back up! I've spent many years in drum circles and out were native American or African focus. I'm irish,Irish, by blood and the pipes did it!
I am a dutch men living in the netherlands but when i hear this kind of music my soul dances and my mind gets so much joy and happiness this is so awesome
I’m 19 years old and I feel so much love for Scotland, its music, culture, history, nature. I really want to learn Gaelic and the current accent seems very special to me. I am Latin American but when I talk about Scotland I’m filled with passion and love. I'll be there one day!
My bff is Dominican and she also loves Scotland. She studied Scots Gaelic for a bit (we used to watch together "speaking our language " on youtub especially bc it was so hilarious) and she got to go there before the pandemic and loved it so much! I am SURE you will be able to make your dream come true 🙏💛
@@mikelroa8719 I mean, there were a lot of Irish immigrants in the 1800s to the northern territories, but I don't remember where else they mass migrated to
@@mikelroa8719The Milesian theory likely did not occur, but of course there was the Celtiberians and there are still some of such peoples today, such as the Galicians. So yes, the Galicians and the Irish and Scottish do have a common origin in the Hallstatt and La Tène Gauls. The only difference comes to how the Irish and Scottish come from a mix between the Celts and the indigenous Neolithic peoples already living in the isles, whereas the Celtiberians mixed with the Neolithics of Spain. Because such Neolithic cultures had developed for a while, they were quite different at the time of Celtic expansion. Also, over time, the Celtic culture had split due to such geographical differences. This is ultimately what made the difference between the Brythonic Celts, the Gaelic and Highland Celts, and the Galicians. I think it’s kind of interesting of the coincidence between the Milesians of Irish mythology and the Celtiberians of real life.
U GOT IT👍... Descendant of John MUERHEAD bodyguard to KING JAMES the 4th King of SCOTLAND who became John STARK @ the behest of “JAMES 4th” KING of SCOTLAND for having saving the Kings life...
The day I got my DNA test results and found out that (contrary to what I'd been told) I was mostly Scottish was one of the happiest days of my life and confirmed what I'd know already in my soul for more than six decades.
@@deerhaven3350 Did ya ever order one and send it off so that when ya got the results back, you could compare it to the original? Might be a good idea.
@@GipsyDangerfan I'm sorry, but I don't understand what you mean by "the original". I only had the one DNA test done through Ancestry. How many have you done?
I feel that as we grow older we become much more in touch with our ancestors. You can see the levels of passion increasing the older the person is in the video.
I like the older gentleman, grooving to the beat. Awesome guys, great job! this guy is my age and still grooving it - {former bass player here}. NEVER STOP DOING WHAT YOU LOVE!! keep on - keeping on bro!
@@fodge5395 it would be roman since the group is based on Caledonian music rather than Scottish (Caledonia is just Scotland before it was called Scotland basically)
@@gorogorogoro-chan7365 Yet they use traditional Scottish instruments as well as dress? Doesn't make much sense to me. Also I find it hard to believe it's "Caledonian music" when we little to no evidence of what Caledonian or Pictish culture was even like.
Before every exam in school i listen to this song! It always makes me feel like a fuckin scottish clansmen going into battle against numbers and letters, i love these guys!
I am an Elgin, we are a Sept of Clan Bruce. All of our family reunions in the New World are the Elkins( Brits couldn't spell) and Bruce. We live in the mountains of North Carolina.
im german, but watching all these youtube videos that feature so much culture I just hope that mankind never loses touch to these awesome things. I hope there will always people that live up to their cultural background practicing whatever was normal back then.
The big tower in the background is the Hunterian Museum 4th oldest university in the UK literally a 5-10 minute walk from my house see these guys all the time on Buchanan street makes me very proud to be Scottish these guys are fantastic
@@duncansmith5352 am sure I will 😊 Though I think am guilty of stereotypin Scotland 🙈 I imagine misty marshlands and Gerard Butler - esque men,bagpipers and castles 😆😆
sadia adil sorry to disappoint. Its more pylons and miserable weather than misty glens and scenic waterfalls… there IS castles everywhere though. At least three within 15 miles of my house, one even being a two minute walk away. Edit: if it’s the men your after though the Disney film Brave got it spot on…
I must be a scot at heart because when when i hear the drums & the pipes play i am drawn to it like a magnet to metal. I love this. Ever since i stumbled on to this i wake up with it in my head & i love it. Clanadonia was my first Scottish ban . AND NOW I WANT MORE ! I'D love to see these guy's. Thank you so much for your music it brings joy just to hear it .
@HexagramMan and TheWarriorPatriot, Your still short, played his first gig at a mound burial, made his name on the standing stones circuit, took a break to bog lie awhile, dug himself on up and he's back...
Wish I could be like that too when/if I turn old. Not running around shirtless in streets maybe, but full of live and positive energy and childlike enthusiasm XD
I'm of Scottish descent (majority of my ethnicity ). Live in Oklahoma. I've been around local ceromonies with bagpipes all my life. They move my soul. The drumming is a very nice ancient Scottish vibe. I feel like i just belong there. Thank you for this video!
I’m American but my ancestors were Scottish, Irish, English, Danish, German, French, and Dutch. I know many Europeans get annoyed Americans always claim their European ancestry but that’s what we are even if we were born here in the states. I am proud of my heritage, this music is in my souls core.
@@NOt__active For myself I found that using both FamilySearch AND Ancestry has worked wonders for me, as an American as well, to find my ancestral roots. My family tree goes back very far… I’ve got relatives from both sides from Scotland, clan Leslie being one of the links. Even as far back as tracing to the Vikingr Northmen. After doing more research, I am apparently descended from king Harald as well… & Cross checking it with my DNA results on a couple different sites it all checks out and lines up, serving as further confirmation. It’s quite exciting. ❤❤ I’m proud of all of it. ☺️
О, боги, які ж гарні виконання і музика!!! Я не є шотландцем, та вона чомусь навіює мені Шотландією, Середньовіччя, а також трохи скандинавськими вікінгами. 🥰
Not surprising, your second name is Morgan. You have celtic blood. So do I, when I hear this type of music it awakens something deep inside that I cannot put into words.
This ❤️ kind of music 🎶. It speaks to my soul. Not born in Ireland myself. But on a tropical island 🏝. I still feel like 👍. Rip my shirt off 👕. Painting 🎨 my face 🙃 blue. Yelling - FREEDOM!!!!!!!
I’m born and raised Texan but listening to this I could swear I was Scottish in another life. Love visiting their beautiful country, love their music, history, sweet people with awesome sense of humor, and the vast culture. Thanks for sharing this music and for the musicians! My boots are tappin!
Perhaps that's because TX has surprisingly strong Scottish roots! Something like 40% of the original settlers, tons who fought at the Alamo, and even Stephen F Austin and Sam Houston had Scottish roots! There even an Edinburg, TX.
Texas has a huge Scots influence. Even city names, culture etc. Georgia too. As does a lot of the south. Actually, Texas has its own registered Scots Tartan. www.tartanregister.gov.uk/tartanDetails?ref=4098 I believe it's in large part due to sl@very and !ndentured serv!tude, as well as Scottish soldiers sent by England as elite force that basically decided to f*ck off and stay. I encourage you to read up on history of Scots in the South, it's very cool and frankly, all around you.
My wonderful late husband was 2nd born American his grandparents where both from Scotland you for me are a breath of everything he ever wanted to see you are all so amazing and handsome stay true
Man does this ever make me miss playing the pipes with my buddies. It's just not the same playing at home alone. Covid has taken away many things but will never take away my joy of playing music, be it alone or with friends
Not the only one with Celtic ancestors feeling the boil within the blood. I have Scottish, Welsh and Irish forebears. Of course their bloodlines are mixed with my Germanic, Nordic and French ancestors too.
Before i go to work , i listen to this song and i can cope with whatever they throw at me that day.Simply briliant and it makes me happy for a whole day.And the next day...i just play them again.
I'm German, also living there. Scott's and Germans share the vikings as their ancestors, together with the Netherlands, Sweden, Finland...basically almost all of Northern European. So the Scott's are basically the cool cousins and I envy them for their history. Keep on going lads. Make our ancestors proud with every day.
My last name is Scottish Viking name and my grandmothers last name was Macintosh before she was married and a true red head. So I know for a fact I’m at least 70% Scottish and that makes me happy
@@fenrirrising131 Associating Scandinavian pride with Celtic pride is appropriation my friend, not identifying the other culture is what makes the statement offensive.
If anyone offended by this statement listened to a comparison between Scottish and Icelandic (the tongue presently most associated with the old Viking dialects, that of the Scandis' ancestors), we'd all agree with you the same! I can definitely vouch for your connection to this music, the Scots and the Vikings were quite neck and neck in how fiercely true they stayed to their roots until the old world began to change - and even now those that feel that same blood coursing through their veins find a way back to their passion for the culture. Good on you!
Here in canada the Bagpipes are a pretty popular instrument (A lot of canadians are of scottish descent) I don't have an ounce of Scottish blood in me personally (I'm Italian and Danish) but i learned at an early age to love Bagpipes as an isntrument. They really are an instrument that brings out a certain patriotic fervor no matter what time of the day you hear them.
I grew up among the northern plains tribes and when I hear the drim circle and singing I get the same soul-reaction as when I hear this. I think it is within all of our ancestoral genes.
AMEN! My family hails primarily from England and Sctland so this music really "vibes" with me! Tragically too many Americans these days associate bagpipes with funerals of dead policemen so you don't see a lot of interest outside of Canada.
Anonymous Libertarian I don’t think you understand. The bagpipes are associated with bravery, duty, and honor on the field. The Scottish heritage has become larger than Scotland, that’s why militaries (my own marine corps) and police often call upon bagpipes. It’s a symbol in the military.
Damn right! Thats my heritage and I love it. Scottish born, Scottish lives with two kids of the fairest hair and bluest eyes. I have their albums and just stick it on when I'm in the house because it's the blood my boy 🏴
@@christianfreedom-seeker934 You Obviously don't know what you're talking about, or the reason bagpipes are used in funerals involving police or military. Also in America, they have Scottish or Celtic festivals and games in different cities around the country, so not sure where you're getting the "No interest outside Canada" deal. Maybe you watch too much TV.
Gotta admire crazy gits who not only don't sneak up on their enemies, but find the loudest, creepiest sounding instruments they can to announce their presence: "We are comin' for you, fucko. Get ready, we don't care." (my people-MacGregor, changed to Gregory sometime between moving to England, then the US a very long time ago.
@MrMcCoGo whats your point? they were literally his ancestors. "his people" is true. hate to tell you, but there are more irish genetic people in america than there are even in ireland.
Bella your comment made me laugh and cry at the same time. I am a metis/Scottish woman from Canada but I feel what you described so often. It's like you can feel the heart, and the passion and it brings you joy and pride even when it's not your culture. It's just something indescribable but as a human you understand and feel the joy of it
Je ne suis pas écossaise et pourtant j’adore ce que vous faites. La musique explique vôtres cœur, vos passions, ils touchent le monde qui savent écouter avec le cœur. Je regrette de ne pas être une en fait la cornemuse est l’instrument que j’adore le plus et après le gros tambour. Mes j’ai appris à jouer de plusieurs autre instrument. Bref je suis vôtre toute nouvelle fan. Le cœur est à la passion, qui indique ou mettre le cœur et j’adore ❤ 😊
I can’t be the only one that wishes this was louder
Those pipes will give you a migraine after awhile
I kept cautiously turning my volume up so as not to be caught out by a suddenly change in audio lol.
I wish it was louder. I want to really hear it
Turn up the beat!!
Playing in the middle of a field - battlefield style sound. No industrial speakers 🔊 there.
May the shirtless dude live on forever - he's not playing the music, he's experiencing it
He's like the Anthony Kiedis of Scottish music . . .
you have it backwards bro, shirtless guy isn't experiencing the music, the music is experiencing shirtless guy 😂😂🤣
Tu-bardh Wilson is his name & he's from Glasgow
he passed on many years ago
@@brysonmacdougal7898 say gday to him for me
You know what these men are? Theyre not just musicians.. They're warriors. Keeping alive some of mankind's most important treasures. You guys are real heroes in my eyes.. Plus.. the old shirtless guy.. Reminds me of my dad... I miss my ol man. May you live long and healthy, sir.
Scotland men bent over for the EU and UN. They're literally girls now.
hes not old hes classic
🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤😭😭😭😭
Its really funny how britain became an empire aint it? Screw a crown.
Leaders should be chosen by proving an example. Not by inbred blue bloods chosen to lead by god.
I'm Scottish born and bred and this music just sounds like home... especially since I've been away from home for years. Makes me shed a homesick tear. This isn't music to listen to, this is music to feel, to experience. Long live Clanadonia!
Me too
Yes!!!
I only have a small percentage of Scottish in me, but this still speaks to my soul.
@UCBJYxGGmct0YxzsSRz9kM8w I think its just a made up word by mixing the words "Clan (tribe)" and "Caledonia" which means Scotland.
Don't know if it matters where your from but this grounds a person. Makes you want to feel the grass on bare feet and stand up proud. I love this!
Just imagine 5000 of these bastards running at you with broadswords
Beau .303 Nope the hell home.
Roland Bonlett even better bannockburn
No wonder the Krauts in WW1 called them the Ladies from Hell!
another 1000 Buck Ass Naked screaming bloody murder and curses at the enemy! XD
broadswords? no, just with their hairy balls LOL
6 Scots and a bagpipe make a revolution.
Old Scottish proverb.
Six Scotsmen and a thousand frenchmen who never show up make a Scots revolution *terrified English laughter*
Jon Musicia sounds like an average Friday night lol
Love it
Vera true!
@@tamlandipper29 We Scots have mixed feelings on climate change. On one hand we worry about the destruction of biodiversity - on the other, we get to sit up in the braes & watch ya English bassas drown 😐
I’m Scottish. I have always taken my ancestry for granted , however this stirs my Celtic blood. Super proud to be a Scot when I hear The pipes .🏴
Celts 4everrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr regards your brother from another mother The Celt
Soy Colombiano pero este ritmo me llega al corazón y me hace bailar.
I have always loved listening to the pipes. For two 2 years I lived in Dunedin, FL and had a neighbor that would play the pipes ❤❤❤
I’m American, not a lick of scot in my blood, that I know of. A very slight amount of Irish but barely enough to speak of. …But something about the pipes have always really touched me deep inside. Gets my blood pumping but somehow soothing at the same time. Amazing heritage and culture.
Je kif
This is amazing. The old guy makes my heart sing
3:24 he looks ready to go to battle and do some damage well played thst music speaks to every freedom loving soul
What old guy?
❤@@hansschwander3189
Im a Scot living in England, Im just off to paint my face blue take my pants off and run through the village scaring the locals....
Embecmom so your a Smurf then
Me too; you go first but..
@Tom's Ghost It's not a accent it's a Brogue XD.
In other words, another Tuesday.
Bless you!
Must have at least one Scottish gene because this felt more like a summoning than music
Brent Taylor Same thought...from Ancient blood also
The first drum beat we hear is our Mothers heartbeat...the rest is up to our Will
@@silverarrow2353 quote worthy
Same
Robot Fobot we don’t like the British here ether 🏴🏴
My Great Grandfather was born in Scotland in 1883, raised on Shetland as an orphan, made his way to Canada, and died at the age of 33. My dad's family has always felt very connected to Scotland. Me so much so, that my wife of 27 years and I had a "Scottish" wedding with a bagpiper, I wore a Black-watch kilt, and had a great time. What a blast!! I still have cousins on Shetland and on the mainland. Love this!!!
I want to thank Clanadonia for helping my find my passion for drumming again. The 1st time I saw their video I said,"IVE FOUND MY TRIBE! THEY LOOK LIKE ME. THEY EVEN DRUM LIKE ME" . Cant express my gratitude enough
Good luck with your journey mate
@@amnesiadoro1578 I can't thank you enuf for lighting the fire back up! I've spent many years in drum circles and out were native American or African focus. I'm irish,Irish, by blood and the pipes did it!
I find this music in my soul!😊
Am I the only one who always feel joy, pride and goosebumps when hearing the pipes?
Jestem z Polski. Tu mieszkam i się urodziłem ale mam to samo co ty.😊
When I hear them it's cause someone has passed away
Nope your not the only one. I’m Irish and this does the same for me.
No....I feel it too!!!! Goosebumps all over!!!
Easier question is ‘am I the only one who doesn’t’
"I don't claim to be the best drummer in Scotland... Eorlund Gray-Mane has that honour, man's beats are legendary"
Gabriel Baggett lmao ahh I love that game... so much so
i cri of laughtr ;'D
Fuck this made me laugh out loud
haha you got that off
lmao
I am a dutch men living in the netherlands but when i hear this kind of music my soul dances and my mind gets so much joy and happiness this is so awesome
I’m 19 years old and I feel so much love for Scotland, its music, culture, history, nature. I really want to learn Gaelic and the current accent seems very special to me. I am Latin American but when I talk about Scotland I’m filled with passion and love. I'll be there one day!
If you have spanish heritage you probably also have celtic blood.
My bff is Dominican and she also loves Scotland. She studied Scots Gaelic for a bit (we used to watch together "speaking our language " on youtub especially bc it was so hilarious) and she got to go there before the pandemic and loved it so much! I am SURE you will be able to make your dream come true 🙏💛
@@mikelroa8719 I mean, there were a lot of Irish immigrants in the 1800s to the northern territories, but I don't remember where else they mass migrated to
I am also Latina and it’s 6:23 am in Los Angeles and I’m jamming to this 😅
@@mikelroa8719The Milesian theory likely did not occur, but of course there was the Celtiberians and there are still some of such peoples today, such as the Galicians. So yes, the Galicians and the Irish and Scottish do have a common origin in the Hallstatt and La Tène Gauls.
The only difference comes to how the Irish and Scottish come from a mix between the Celts and the indigenous Neolithic peoples already living in the isles, whereas the Celtiberians mixed with the Neolithics of Spain. Because such Neolithic cultures had developed for a while, they were quite different at the time of Celtic expansion. Also, over time, the Celtic culture had split due to such geographical differences. This is ultimately what made the difference between the Brythonic Celts, the Gaelic and Highland Celts, and the Galicians.
I think it’s kind of interesting of the coincidence between the Milesians of Irish mythology and the Celtiberians of real life.
Where you were born is irrelevant, a true Scotsman will always hear the pipes and feel joy and pride.
its a pity that SNP wont let true scots vote in the referendum then.
I'm not Scottish and I feel joy and pride listening to it. Maybe not mine, but I can feel/hear it in their music. Love it
*confused German noises*
I want to follow them into war
U GOT IT👍... Descendant of John MUERHEAD bodyguard to KING JAMES the 4th King of SCOTLAND who became John STARK @ the behest of “JAMES 4th” KING of SCOTLAND for having saving the Kings life...
I feel like the shirtless guy could be leading me to my death while playing his drum and I would still be following, dancing and happy...
Ikr?!
😍
Right!? Just skipping along
Hel yeahl the night king
Take me away gatekeeper into the dark you lead..into the abyss I go
The day I got my DNA test results and found out that (contrary to what I'd been told) I was mostly Scottish was one of the happiest days of my life and confirmed what I'd know already in my soul for more than six decades.
What did you use to get the results?
@@GipsyDangerfan It was an Ancestry DNA test kit I received as a gift.
@@deerhaven3350 Did ya ever order one and send it off so that when ya got the results back, you could compare it to the original? Might be a good idea.
@@GipsyDangerfan I'm sorry, but I don't understand what you mean by "the original". I only had the one DNA test done through Ancestry. How many have you done?
Same here, descendant of a Scottish king
thanks,real sound of music,no lights,no smoke,thanks again
The shirtless old man reminds me of my grandfather. Heart attack at 105 while saddling his horse.
Wow
😮
Death got time man sadaling his house cus any other way would have resulted in your Pops whooping some ass
I am so sorry. Wish you the best.
Sure bud
I feel that as we grow older we become much more in touch with our ancestors. You can see the levels of passion increasing the older the person is in the video.
Agreed
Wow just amazing how ppl feel so deeply about their ancestors is just emotionally phenomenal...love it.
hahahahahahahahahahaha
The reason we feel it more is because we are about to become an ancestor and are making connections to ours in our next phase of existence.
r/Im14AndThisIsDeep
Their dress clothes, the way they feel the tone coming out of their instruments, and the way they hype everyone up 👊🏽🔥
The thump of those drums are powerful when you hear them live
I like the older gentleman, grooving to the beat. Awesome guys, great job!
this guy is my age and still grooving it - {former bass player here}. NEVER STOP DOING WHAT YOU LOVE!! keep on - keeping on bro!
i heard a rumor that this is what roman soldiers hear in their nightmares
Wouldn't it be the English, since there were no Scots during the times of Roman Britain
@@fodge5395 why not both?
@@fodge5395 it would be roman since the group is based on Caledonian music rather than Scottish (Caledonia is just Scotland before it was called Scotland basically)
A rumor? No, it's the truth!
@@gorogorogoro-chan7365 Yet they use traditional Scottish instruments as well as dress? Doesn't make much sense to me. Also I find it hard to believe it's "Caledonian music" when we little to no evidence of what Caledonian or Pictish culture was even like.
Before every exam in school i listen to this song!
It always makes me feel like a fuckin scottish clansmen going into battle against numbers and letters, i love these guys!
looks like the right thing to do. i'll try it next time. see you in the battle against the letters and numbers
From a SCOT just know your BLOOD. SAOR ALBA GU BRATH
Love your comment passed it on to my 17 year old son at school in Ireland. thanks...
That's a good one.you made me laugh. I feel that way going to work
TO FREEEDOM!!!
AM A SCOTTISH PATRIOT AND BRUCE , WALLACE , MARY AND ROBERT WULL BE SO PROUD OF YOU LADS , KEEPING OUR DREAM ALIVE FOR A INDEPENDENT SCOTLAND 🏴
I am an Elgin, we are a Sept of Clan Bruce. All of our family reunions in the New World are the Elkins( Brits couldn't spell) and Bruce. We live in the mountains of North Carolina.
Whenever I hear the pipes, I am always brought back to that past life and I am filled with longing to see Scotland again.
No wonder Scots are so proud. These men are amazing.
Thanks for that
Why thank you
Much appreciated
❤️
One particular person is making a fool of himself and I'm not talking about the bagpipe guy, he's actually doing a great job.
there you have it.. what you will look like with tattoos when you're older... awesome AF.
Like a hobo and like everyone else who got tattos because they wanted attention
It looks ugly
It looks like faded blue dye stained across a piece of old jerky.
Cool dude, tho.
Totally agree
He looks like a badass Viking
I trail run to this, love it--very motivating when you're trying to run up a steep, rocky grade--exhilarating!
im german, but watching all these youtube videos that feature so much culture I just hope that mankind never loses touch to these awesome things. I hope there will always people that live up to their cultural background practicing whatever was normal back then.
And people say when folks with tattoos grow old, their tat's gets ugly... Nope...! He's damn cool!!
Jesper Fuglsang Nielsen -Yes, on a man.
@@rnnow1 ur stupid
I think it looks cool because he's ripped and skinny
@@palacsintacsatornaja6103 unnecessary hate
@@no-ee4fu no
The big tower in the background is the Hunterian Museum 4th oldest university in the UK literally a 5-10 minute walk from my house see these guys all the time on Buchanan street makes me very proud to be Scottish these guys are fantastic
Do they still perform in 2019? I am visitin Scotland in mid 2020 and I hope I get to hear them live!
sadia adil I hope you enjoy it there
@@duncansmith5352 am sure I will 😊 Though I think am guilty of stereotypin Scotland 🙈 I imagine misty marshlands and Gerard Butler - esque men,bagpipers and castles 😆😆
sadia adil sorry to disappoint. Its more pylons and miserable weather than misty glens and scenic waterfalls… there IS castles everywhere though. At least three within 15 miles of my house, one even being a two minute walk away.
Edit: if it’s the men your after though the Disney film Brave got it spot on…
@@HannahClarkgreencupcakes haha thanks for lettin me know
Scotland, a true gem, proud to call it home 🏴💙🤍
I used to be until the no vote
I’m Scottish and American Fence Jumper. I’ve always felt an instant connection to the days of old when hearing pipes and drums. Powerful stuff.
When I grow up, I want to be this shirtless dude.
Crack is the answer
A guy who is really comfortable in his own skin is admired by others.
You mean you wanna be Gandalf when he was young ? Ooooh boy, that’s a long way to go. Possible, but it’ll be hard
LIVIN' THE. DREAM!!!!
when i started listning to this, i could have sworn i was wearing pants.. where did this kilt came from?
EXCELLENT
Pants? What pants?
lmao
SortenRavn lol
tap rrac
No recording / playback can ever do justice to this music, you have to feel it live compressing your chest with each stroke.
I must be a scot at heart because when when i hear the drums & the pipes play i am drawn to it like a magnet to metal. I love this. Ever since i stumbled on to this i wake up with it in my head & i love it. Clanadonia was my first Scottish ban . AND NOW I WANT MORE ! I'D love to see these guy's. Thank you so much for your music it brings joy just to hear it .
Also Che k out Albanach
That old man is going to live to be 203
A is he is only 29.... hard life up north.
Dude, he is already 301!
@@TheWarriorPatriot mate, in my opinion he should have a portrait of himself that gets old for him like Dorian Gray... I have no other explaination
@HexagramMan and TheWarriorPatriot, Your still short, played his first gig at a mound burial, made his name on the standing stones circuit, took a break to bog lie awhile, dug himself on up and he's back...
What old man? Hes only 22!
I like how the old man's the one with the most energy outta the lot of 'em, lol.
That's because he is the hype man for their group, his name is Tubard
Lmao
Wish I could be like that too when/if I turn old. Not running around shirtless in streets maybe, but full of live and positive energy and childlike enthusiasm XD
He's been playing the most years. That's where the energy comes from
The shamanic energy keeps him vital 😁
I'm of Scottish descent (majority of my ethnicity ). Live in Oklahoma. I've been around local ceromonies with bagpipes all my life. They move my soul. The drumming is a very nice ancient Scottish vibe. I feel like i just belong there. Thank you for this video!
Lots of Appalachian people were originally Sots and Irish?
I’m American but my ancestors were Scottish, Irish, English, Danish, German, French, and Dutch. I know many Europeans get annoyed Americans always claim their European ancestry but that’s what we are even if we were born here in the states. I am proud of my heritage, this music is in my souls core.
I have the same ancestry sister❤
I get that, I’m a descendant from Mary Queen of Scots and I’m extremely proud of my heritage! Scotland is in my soul!
@@NOt__active For myself I found that using both FamilySearch AND Ancestry has worked wonders for me, as an American as well, to find my ancestral roots. My family tree goes back very far… I’ve got relatives from both sides from Scotland, clan Leslie being one of the links. Even as far back as tracing to the Vikingr Northmen. After doing more research, I am apparently descended from king Harald as well… & Cross checking it with my DNA results on a couple different sites it all checks out and lines up, serving as further confirmation. It’s quite exciting. ❤❤ I’m proud of all of it. ☺️
I WISH YOU GUYS WOULD QUIT CALLING THE OLDER GUY, THE OLD MAN . CALL HIM THE BREADED WONDER. CAUSE THIS GUY IS AWESOME.
Arturo DeLa Garza the beraded wonder will live on forever or be reincarnated lol
The breaded wonder? so his powers are what...? bread vision? superhuman bread?
Arturo DeLa Garza
Wizened
Rolled him around enough, now it’s time to drop him in the fryer.
Mmmmmm... Golden deep fried breaded wonder
So that's what happened to Gandalf after return of the king
While I was watching, I had the thought they should have hired him to play Gandalf!
Yep had a similar thought!
There's no need to disrespect the man for a laugh
@@Faxy95 Disrespect?
@@sorchatheraven no way is that disrespect
I'm not Scottish...I'm Irish, but damn, the pipes and the drums stir my Celtic soul!
The typical music of a country is the heart and soul of this country.❤
I don't know why, but I'm always fighting back tears when I hear scottish, music. It's so beautiful
This is true freedom in the wild sounds like!
That old guy could beat the crap out of any 25 year old.
And has much better taste of music than most
he is 27-35 years old I believe
@@nopt8191 the man with the big drum to the left of the bagpipes?
@@mikeylikesit525 yes what whisly can do.
@@nopt8191 those are whiskey drinkers abs.
О, боги, які ж гарні виконання і музика!!! Я не є шотландцем, та вона чомусь навіює мені Шотландією, Середньовіччя, а також трохи скандинавськими вікінгами. 🥰
Of all the Clanadonia line-ups this is the best one IMO. Great to watch and listen.
From America, but I'm obsessed with these guys! Gives me cold chills. Love it ❤
After lockdowns check out Scottish games near wherever you live. They play in the US at them and are amazing- like feel it in your soul good.
@@lululovesyou7618 It's absolutely an experience. Great atmosphere, activities and people. Also lots of bagpipes!
America Of South or North?
Not surprising, your second name is Morgan. You have celtic blood. So do I, when I hear this type of music it awakens something deep inside that I cannot put into words.
This music speaks to my soul. I’m not Scottish, but I’m Irish. I feel this beautiful music in my DNA.
I’m Scottish and Irish music is the same. Is cause we are the am ethnic group. Our ancestors and gods are the same people.
@@bornagainwierdo gods?
@@quickpine2132 yes it’s the plural for god.
@@bornagainwierdo are you pagan or monotheistic?
@@quickpine2132 Duh🙄
No matter how many times I see this, it never gets old!!
This ❤️ kind of music 🎶. It speaks to my soul. Not born in Ireland myself. But on a tropical island 🏝. I still feel like 👍. Rip my shirt off 👕. Painting 🎨 my face 🙃 blue. Yelling - FREEDOM!!!!!!!
❤yesssss i like meee🎉
the old man looks like he's out of a videogame.
The music is great. this is great
Planken there is nothing "old" about him. He is immortal and full of the fire.
Maybe...but he shaves his pits, eh.
Definitely looks like a Nord from Skyrim. I always thought Nords were more like Celts because of the tatts.
I was thinking of warband before you said this hahah.
this comment made my day :D
I’m born and raised Texan but listening to this I could swear I was Scottish in another life. Love visiting their beautiful country, love their music, history, sweet people with awesome sense of humor, and the vast culture. Thanks for sharing this music and for the musicians! My boots are tappin!
Well Scots and Texas are two proud, nice and brave people! Regards from France!
Hey... I'm a fellow Texan...my boots tappin' too lol Love it!
Perhaps that's because TX has surprisingly strong Scottish roots! Something like 40% of the original settlers, tons who fought at the Alamo, and even Stephen F Austin and Sam Houston had Scottish roots! There even an Edinburg, TX.
Texas has a huge Scots influence. Even city names, culture etc. Georgia too. As does a lot of the south. Actually, Texas has its own registered Scots Tartan.
www.tartanregister.gov.uk/tartanDetails?ref=4098
I believe it's in large part due to sl@very and !ndentured serv!tude, as well as Scottish soldiers sent by England as elite force that basically decided to f*ck off and stay. I encourage you to read up on history of Scots in the South, it's very cool and frankly, all around you.
My wonderful late husband was 2nd born American his grandparents where both from Scotland you for me are a breath of everything he ever wanted to see you are all so amazing and handsome stay true
love this group. bagpipes and drums. awesome!!!
LUV THE OLD WARRIOR! HES IN THE MOMENT WITH HIS ANCESTORS.
From the moment I saw this lineup, I knew it was going to be fucking awesome.
A friend turned me on to this on a Facebook post then sent me this. Love this style of music and these guys really rock it very well.
y'all just awoken my ancestors spirits, i can hear my grandmother dancing ^.^ thank you so much
Man does this ever make me miss playing the pipes with my buddies. It's just not the same playing at home alone. Covid has taken away many things but will never take away my joy of playing music, be it alone or with friends
Hey is this traditional drumming?
This is my families heritage so proud of my roots.
The sound is beautiful and mesmerizing. It feels like a part of the scenario where it is being played.
Loved listening to and seeing this! Thank you!
i am of Scottish decent living in Australia, can feel my Scottish blood boil when i hear this music, nothing beats it. Scotland forever!
This and AC/DC
@@williamlane5776 This is way better &'like the ANCIENT AC/DC,, now, makes me wanna listen to Viking rock too
Not the only one with Celtic ancestors feeling the boil within the blood. I have Scottish, Welsh and Irish forebears. Of course their bloodlines are mixed with my Germanic, Nordic and French ancestors too.
Old Mate, you need to get to the Maclean and Glen Innes highland festivals in NE NSW. Been every year for ages, one hell of a good time.
@@madmick3794 the GI one is going to be incredible this year! Bring it on!!
"We also play weddings, graduations and bar mitzvahs."
LMAO
I'm Scots- Irish, descending from the Montgomery clan..the pipes aned drums stir my blood like nothing else! Love these guys! Just Amazing! ♥️
I'm Scots-Irish from Appalachia, and I don't know what it is but when I hear the pipes I have a mighty fire in my blood!
Before i go to work , i listen to this song and i can cope with whatever they throw at me that day.Simply briliant and it makes me happy for a whole day.And the next day...i just play them again.
strawmanning much?
I just visualized this . . . I'll bet EVERYONE could better conquer their day w/ this !
I do as well. They are awesome!
Fenriz the Jester, gummint cheese and public housing much?
Das hast Du schön gesagt.
I just love the sound of bagpipes and drums as these were played at my grandfather's funeral r.i.p
I am Scottish and I love this!!! Big Pete is AWSOME they all are! Thank you!
I'm German, also living there. Scott's and Germans share the vikings as their ancestors, together with the Netherlands, Sweden, Finland...basically almost all of Northern European. So the Scott's are basically the cool cousins and I envy them for their history. Keep on going lads. Make our ancestors proud with every day.
You said it cousin. Lot's of LOVE
So freaking bullshit 😂😂😂🙈🙈🙈
My last name is Scottish Viking name and my grandmothers last name was Macintosh before she was married and a true red head. So I know for a fact I’m at least 70% Scottish and that makes me happy
This music has always made me relax and feel a sense of happiness I’m also a Metal head and wouldn’t have shame wearing a kilt
Being of Scandinavian descent, I can totally understand they're pride. Keep the old Gods alive.
So Scotland is primarily Nordic is it now? 😂
@@Shaniflewog reading comprehension,you need it.
@@fenrirrising131 Associating Scandinavian pride with Celtic pride is appropriation my friend, not identifying the other culture is what makes the statement offensive.
Y follow gods that need resuscitation?
If anyone offended by this statement listened to a comparison between Scottish and Icelandic (the tongue presently most associated with the old Viking dialects, that of the Scandis' ancestors), we'd all agree with you the same! I can definitely vouch for your connection to this music, the Scots and the Vikings were quite neck and neck in how fiercely true they stayed to their roots until the old world began to change - and even now those that feel that same blood coursing through their veins find a way back to their passion for the culture. Good on you!
As I watch Clanadonia play something deep down in my soul wakes up and dances.
Your group made me think of the Celts! Loved your presentation, my ancestors from the Orkney Islands ! Thank you so much!
Here in canada the Bagpipes are a pretty popular instrument (A lot of canadians are of scottish descent) I don't have an ounce of Scottish blood in me personally (I'm Italian and Danish) but i learned at an early age to love Bagpipes as an isntrument. They really are an instrument that brings out a certain patriotic fervor no matter what time of the day you hear them.
Dude on the far left: "Wish they'd let me play loud..."
technically.....hes on the right
@@DustynLRVK lol, you are correct.
@@FirstLast-zv5od hahahaha
There's no small parts
Well...that may actually be the dilemma, why they are driving in the wrong side of the road...
I have always love the Celtic music bagpipes and the drums together are so amazing
Then you'll love Battlestar Galactica.
I cannot say enough about how great these guys are!
The bagpipes are incredible. You all sound amazing! ❤
This was moving to me but, I'm native American blood. We can relate, you and your clans, us and our tribes. Many well wishes and blessings to you.
Our music is the heart beat of Mother earth, there's it's as well. It unites us all! ❤
@@mdinunzio7610 yes, it certainly does. 😁
I grew up among the northern plains tribes and when I hear the drim circle and singing I get the same soul-reaction as when I hear this. I think it is within all of our ancestoral genes.
Supposedly Scottish and Native Americans got along and even learned each other's languages and traditions. 💚
Everyone should be proud of their heritage, no matter who they are!
AMEN! My family hails primarily from England and Sctland so this music really "vibes" with me! Tragically too many Americans these days associate bagpipes with funerals of dead policemen so you don't see a lot of interest outside of Canada.
Anonymous Libertarian I don’t think you understand. The bagpipes are associated with bravery, duty, and honor on the field. The Scottish heritage has become larger than Scotland, that’s why militaries (my own marine corps) and police often call upon bagpipes. It’s a symbol in the military.
Damn right! Thats my heritage and I love it. Scottish born, Scottish lives with two kids of the fairest hair and bluest eyes. I have their albums and just stick it on when I'm in the house because it's the blood my boy 🏴
Anonymous Libertarian sounds like an american thing
@@christianfreedom-seeker934 You Obviously don't know what you're talking about, or the reason bagpipes are used in funerals involving police or military.
Also in America, they have Scottish or Celtic festivals and games in different cities around the country, so not sure where you're getting the "No interest outside Canada" deal. Maybe you watch too much TV.
I feel a great amount of Joy listening to this... great vibez...
My family has been Campbell from my knowledge for 3-4 generations and hearing this music gives me chills. Long Live Clanadonia
I’m proud to be Scottish. Even though I am Polish
Close enough. And same here as a Finn.
😝😝👍🏻
Montgomery clan saying Hi
@Florian Capaldi im half blod Polish and half blod Scottish whisky 🧐
The Fleming clan is here as well.
The oldest man is a beast and the most Scottish of them all hahaha
NO - A LIMEY I'M AFRAID
I always find the pipes, this sort of music so soothing. And I’ve had a sh!t day so I needed this *sigh*
Y'all Are truly Precious. Like Gold
This is the music that touches one’s heart and soul ... proud to be a McKenzie
I'm MacLeod of Harris, look up our wonderful relationship in the old days.
Gotta admire crazy gits who not only don't sneak up on their enemies, but find the loudest, creepiest sounding instruments they can to announce their presence: "We are comin' for you, fucko. Get ready, we don't care."
(my people-MacGregor, changed to Gregory sometime between moving to England, then the US a very long time ago.
@MrMcCoGo whats your point? they were literally his ancestors. "his people" is true. hate to tell you, but there are more irish genetic people in america than there are even in ireland.
Beautiful music :) I love the percussion, gives me a happy felling, almost like chorinho or samba 💕💕💕💕👍👍👍👍
Respect & Love to Scotland from Libya, you're cultural music is extraordinary!
Hope to visit someday! 💙
This music calls to me. It brings remembrance and soothes my soul.
I'm just a Mexican woman laying in bed crying at something so powerful words can't begin to describe.
No mames guey yo también
No just , be proud of your people, all people should be proud we must restore every clan to it's nature of pride and Respect for their homelands
Scottish and Irish had tribes in Spain so Mexicans have some Creole blood from them.
IGUAL YOO
Bella your comment made me laugh and cry at the same time. I am a metis/Scottish woman from Canada but I feel what you described so often. It's like you can feel the heart, and the passion and it brings you joy and pride even when it's not your culture. It's just something indescribable but as a human you understand and feel the joy of it
you can see the pride that these men take in their music their tradition and their country I'm always amazed I love Caledonia
Je ne suis pas écossaise et pourtant j’adore ce que vous faites. La musique explique vôtres cœur, vos passions, ils touchent le monde qui savent écouter avec le cœur. Je regrette de ne pas être une en fait la cornemuse est l’instrument que j’adore le plus et après le gros tambour. Mes j’ai appris à jouer de plusieurs autre instrument. Bref je suis vôtre toute nouvelle fan. Le cœur est à la passion, qui indique ou mettre le cœur et j’adore ❤ 😊