"Of all of the weapons in the vast Soviet arsenal, nothing was more profitable than Avtomat Kalashnikova model of 1947. Most commonly known as the AK-47 or simply Kalashnikov. It's the world's most popular assault rifle. A weapon all fighters love. An elegantly simple 9 pound amalgamation of forged steel and plywood. It doesn't break, jam, or overheat. It'll shoot whether it's covered in mud or filled with sand. It's so easy, even a child can use it; and they do. The Soviets put the gun on a coin. Mozambique put it on their flag. Since the end of the Cold War, the Kalashnikov has become the Russian people's greatest export. After that comes vodka, caviar, and suicidal novelists. One thing is for sure, no one was lining up to buy their cars."
Thanks everyone for your all appreciation!!! That means a lot who really like the "Swan Lake" by "JennyMusic". And also for 200 subs, I also came back for more videos! I really love you guys so much and thanks a lot! ❤❤
6:09 "In a world of sticks and stones. All that matters is... who has the biggest one. The one who has all the power." Power. Coming to a theater near you.
@@Terlin1466 Nah, it would. They would wipe each other out until nothin and none was left in the Earth. Then it would end. You can reason with a man thats seen war, but there is no removing reason from already delutional beings. Irony.
The 1895 had far to many round dimensions to say for sure its a 54R, but generally the similar of the British 303 etc. The ally on the left appears to be an officer of sorts so she would be likely to carry what ever side arm she fancied. Like wise the Axis on the right wasn't issued the flexibility as the axis stretched supply lines as a biproduct of an offensive movement in war, so keeping consistent round sizes made acquiring ammo sustainable; resembles a Mouser. now that I over analyzed the piss out of that...fantastic art and music.
Sign of things to come. Any ballerina who has been part of this grueling 4-act ballet knows the storyline. light vs dark and temptations to choose the alluring. The coincidence of this song by Tchaikovsky (Russian) along with the theme and the details of the image shown . I love the phoenix crest. I think it’s a Rothschild family crest…
Waiting for it to play on TVs in Russia. Ukraine will prevail! P.S.: Swan Lake usually played during some political turmoils like death of soviet leader or August coup.
Then you got America over here with 6,612 tanks, 46 aircraft carriers, 5217 aircraft, 14 Ballistic missile submarines, 22 Cruisers, 62 Destroyers, 18 frigates, and 3,708 nukes aiming right at em both.
Nice art, but Imperial Germany took no joy in their debacle with Great Britain and in fact would help individuals when presented the opportunity, rarely did one revel in the killing of another under such circumstances, also, just another tidbit, trench warfare made it nye on impossible for an exposed close ranged exchange like that without getting sprayed by machine gun fire or shelled to death, this is just a spew, not meant as a critical review, the music itself is neat, and thank you for sharing this. I do enjoy the classics, but this is cool too.
I know you commented this months ago but I think there's a story to the image and considering its Swan Lake, which is something of an ode to dark against light or good versus evil I think we see the literal embodiment of that in the image. I also like to imagine these are two sisters with different world views and ideologies ending up on each side of their guns. Wars like this were not so much about ideology, but seeing the calm collected demeanor of the allied girl against her wily and clearly pleased with herself counterpart on the axis side, this was a showdown they both waited years to have.
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If Tanya Degurechaff had a theme song this would be it.
"Of all of the weapons in the vast Soviet arsenal, nothing was more profitable than Avtomat Kalashnikova model of 1947. Most commonly known as the AK-47 or simply Kalashnikov. It's the world's most popular assault rifle. A weapon all fighters love. An elegantly simple 9 pound amalgamation of forged steel and plywood. It doesn't break, jam, or overheat. It'll shoot whether it's covered in mud or filled with sand. It's so easy, even a child can use it; and they do. The Soviets put the gun on a coin. Mozambique put it on their flag. Since the end of the Cold War, the Kalashnikov has become the Russian people's greatest export. After that comes vodka, caviar, and suicidal novelists. One thing is for sure, no one was lining up to buy their cars."
okay, But why are you talking about the Soviets?
The portrait shows only UK and the German empire...
Yuri Orlov - Lord of War
@@minecraftbacon9620 It's a movie reference.
I like how long this and how epic is everything after 4:10 and especially after 5:02. Amazing job!
The perfect song doesn’t exi-
Thanks everyone for your all appreciation!!!
That means a lot who really like the "Swan Lake" by "JennyMusic". And also for 200 subs, I also came back for more videos!
I really love you guys so much and thanks a lot! ❤❤
Wooow, I cannot believe that the epic version of this song really exists!!! Thank you so much!
6:09 "In a world of sticks and stones. All that matters is... who has the biggest one. The one who has all the power."
Power.
Coming to a theater near you.
We need to get epic voice guy to do a trailer with this line.
@@PrinceAlhorian agree!!
so your saying that size DOES matter :(
What is this a trailer for
@@ratking9411 that’s what she said
WW1 Anime girls? Oh God, I can hear my ancestors rolling in the grave. Sorry Great-Grandfathers.
Nice music by the way...
Shredded by machine gun fire and bleeding out in a ditch only to have this as your legacy, could be worse
What if WW1 were fougth by women be like.
@@sniper3031 it would never have ended.
@@Terlin1466 Nah, it would. They would wipe each other out until nothin and none was left in the Earth. Then it would end. You can reason with a man thats seen war, but there is no removing reason from already delutional beings. Irony.
It shows a British flag but she's is armed with a 1895 Winchester in 7.62x54r and a 1911 45 both used Imperial Russia besides that its a good picture
I'm really glad you like it!
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It is pretty offten that people use personal weapons in wars. She also could looted them. :)
@@panhradu the pistol maybe but the rifle no British Army regulations are too strict on that
The 1895 had far to many round dimensions to say for sure its a 54R, but generally the similar of the British 303 etc. The ally on the left appears to be an officer of sorts so she would be likely to carry what ever side arm she fancied. Like wise the Axis on the right wasn't issued the flexibility as the axis stretched supply lines as a biproduct of an offensive movement in war, so keeping consistent round sizes made acquiring ammo sustainable; resembles a Mouser. now that I over analyzed the piss out of that...fantastic art and music.
Absolutely love this. Thank you😄
This still gives me chills. Kudos.
Wow, how have I missed this one, this sounds so good🥞
this would be a cool anime concept
This gives some battlefield vibes
Nothing but pure based
Brilliant 🎵🎶❤🎵🎶
Magnificent
Why does it give me the inspiration for a story called "Swans and hunters' gun barrels"?
Tight.
*Ex-Pingland Empire:* _Gulping INTENSIFIES!!_
I play Swan Lake everyday on my piano. I recognize this song a lot :)
Sid Meier's Civilization VII: Russia Theme, Atomic Era
In the space of 3 weeks, this has become less Sid Meier's and more reality.
@@beckyhartley9502 yeah unfortunately
Bruh i gotta turn this into a wallpaper
Not me listening to this while learning how to survive a war-
I need that background picture
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I like the anime girl in the background
ww1 and ww2 bada bada boom
🌌🌠⚡️
Sign of things to come. Any ballerina who has been part of this grueling 4-act ballet knows the storyline. light vs dark and temptations to choose the alluring. The coincidence of this song by Tchaikovsky (Russian) along with the theme and the details of the image shown . I love the phoenix crest. I think it’s a Rothschild family crest…
What phoenix crest?
But why would you like the crest if it's of the Rothchilds'?
@@NightWink129 You can like the design of stuff evil people made. One ought to always separate the artist and the art when judging somethings beauty.
alguien tendra la animasion del fondo sin la marca de agua?
You can find link in the description
@@kaylght2740 gracias!
Its the type of music you would use in War documentaries
_Liberosity INTENSIFIES.._
Anime name please 😭
It's just a picture xD
is that British empire vs Germany and Austria hungry in ww1?
Twin vs Twin.
It's seems like a Darth vader song
Thumbnail image from where?
Subbing
Pic origin please
Why do I see Punishing: Gray Raven
(i also saw it too lmao)
I like that girl in the video
sounds like harry potter
Harry Potter epic music
music black Swan
First?
Makoto vrs kyoko
mukuro ikusaba vs. kyoko kirigiri
Waiting for it to play on TVs in Russia. Ukraine will prevail!
P.S.: Swan Lake usually played during some political turmoils like death of soviet leader or August coup.
they played it awhile back already
Cope nazi sympathizer 😂😂😂😂
What happened now??
Why is she smiling?
I think it means she is sadistic, and therefore, somewhat evil.
The artist is showing a difference in character between the two.
Me when i play Kaiserreich:
Then you got America over here with 6,612 tanks, 46 aircraft carriers, 5217 aircraft, 14 Ballistic missile submarines, 22 Cruisers, 62 Destroyers, 18 frigates, and 3,708 nukes aiming right at em both.
Nice art, but Imperial Germany took no joy in their debacle with Great Britain and in fact would help individuals when presented the opportunity, rarely did one revel in the killing of another under such circumstances, also, just another tidbit, trench warfare made it nye on impossible for an exposed close ranged exchange like that without getting sprayed by machine gun fire or shelled to death, this is just a spew, not meant as a critical review, the music itself is neat, and thank you for sharing this. I do enjoy the classics, but this is cool too.
I know you commented this months ago but I think there's a story to the image and considering its Swan Lake, which is something of an ode to dark against light or good versus evil I think we see the literal embodiment of that in the image. I also like to imagine these are two sisters with different world views and ideologies ending up on each side of their guns. Wars like this were not so much about ideology, but seeing the calm collected demeanor of the allied girl against her wily and clearly pleased with herself counterpart on the axis side, this was a showdown they both waited years to have.
BATTLEFIELD 1
Rule Britannia 😉