@@cld-lol Great question. Musicians wore reverse colors so that they would be seen as non-combatants. This is why you see other colonial fife and drum reenactment units, such as at Williamsburg and Ft. Ticonderoga, wearing run coats rather than blue.
@@cld-lol I know I’m a year late, but at 4:38 the narrator skims over explaining why musicians wore reverse colors. More in-depth is exactly how Mr. Statham explained. Easier for the enemies to tell who to not shoot at, and it was easier for the commanders to distinguish where the musicians were on the field.
The 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment "The Old Guard" never ceases to amaze me with their performance, perfection and professionalism! I could think of no better unit to represent our United States of America! Seeing them perform here is great but once you see them perform in person you'll come away not only awe inspired but with a greater appreciation for the amount of time, energy and commitment it takes to put these amazing and outstanding presentations together!
Although I was never in the Old Guard; I was an army band drummer, and I can tell you these are some of the finest people and musicians your money can buy. SSG Carl "Ernie/Woody" Woodruff(Ret.)
I saw them live for the first time ever six years ago. A video doesn't really do justice at just how amazingly good they are! Heard that they practically stole the show at the 2017 Basel Tattoo in Switzerland.
BobagemLixo Musicians wore colours opposite the combatants. British musicians wore yellow during the Revolutionary War period. (Most American forces wore a blue coat trimmed in red or white, the British wore red trimmed in yellow)
nicolew100 Yes, ma'm. I'm aware of that. I just wanted to mention that the US Army Old Guard's uniform is similar to that of a specific regiment of the then British army.
I will gladly sacrifice my life and treasure for my God given Constitution and Republic!!!…especially the 1st and 2nd…the 2nd is there for the support of all others…it’s the only one that emphatically states “shall not be infringed”…think about it !
Really great all around! However, I’m especially captivated by the snare drummers(being an old drum line guy myself). Would love to know about the history/training back round of these two particular snare drummers. Looks like a mix of modern hybrid rudimental drumming with traditional military and concert training. Super clean playing especially given the rhythmic modulations! Anyways, thank you for sharing
RED COATS???.....PLEASE READ THIS FIRST The musicians of George Washington's Continental Army wore RED coats with blue trim, so they would not get shot at during the battles. US musicians were on the battle field behind the front line on infantry soldiers. And would play musical commands given by the US officers. The infantry soldiers firing rifles could not hear or understand the officers vocal commands so musical commands were created to inform the infantry soldiers to flank, fire, reload, retreat, etc. It was a gentleman's war, with ethics. The US infantry soldiers wore BLUE coats with red trim. The opposition infantry wore RED coats as well. Though the stylings of the British RED Coats were different than the stylings of the US Continental Army, basicaly the buttons and trim design were layed out differently between the British coats and US coats, including the US musicians coats. During that time period everyone standing on US soil was mostly from Europe. England, France, Germany, Spain, etc. So the designs were similar, rooted from Europe.
Those drummers are doing some pretty amazing things with the time signature. It would be a grand accompaniment to a video like this to have an interview with one who can explain - with examples - some of the moves they are making.
I can Visualize the fife and drum marching cadence as they Marched to lay siege on Yorktown. Thank you ancestors for your service and sacrifice. My you rest in peace your troubles are behind you.
Those cooperman snare drums, sound fantastic. DCI and DCA, should try to make their drums sound like real snare drums, instead of cardboard boxes. One problem they're using Kevlar heads, and it tightens so tight it's like drumming on cement. Plus they play very few rudiments, they do plenty of Rim shots at the rimshot, arms flaring all over the place, the heads are always bobbing, and you need to be a juggler in order to be in a drum section. It's a total embarrassment to anybody that is or was a real rudimental drummer. Today is September 29th 2022. Former member of the Floyd Bennett golden eagles from Brooklyn New York, 1960 and 1961, and a former member of the Long Island sunrises, 1964 through 1968. Also started the American Spirit senior alumni Corp along with John Dowling, may he rest in peace, that was in 1992. Today is September 29th 2022.
I think it has to do with the time of era. Also America hadn't become independent much just yet. It was still new. It used to be under its parent the UK.
Regiments would be assigned musicians . Different regiments had different colors coats and facings. This regiment had blue coats and red facings, the musicians wore red coats with blue facings. British did the same thing. Except royal regiments witch had blue facings. They’re musicians still wore red coats
Why are there so many ignorant and uneducated people? It is so depressing to see a lot of the remarks here. I am glad there were smart people here telling the truth here. People need to listen and also do research. People need not always assume. That is how you make a fool of yourself. This is a great video and represents our U.S. military very well. I love those old American uniforms!! God bless!!
All the choreography in the world wouldn't be worth a darn if it weren't for the disciplined individuals like these. Congratulations ladies and gentlemen. U represent our country well and give us pride.
Those fifes are sticks with holes in them. The bugles have no valves! The drummers have memories like elephants as they are EXTREMELY difficult cadences to play…and stone faced at that. Saw them once perform live and I’m still shell shocked.
Idk how I got here. I searched for We’re An American Band drum covers...so I watched expecting maybe they were going to do some Grand Funk Railroad...then they didn’t..
The musicians of George Washington's Continental Army wore RED coats with blue trim, so they would not get shot at during the battles. US musicians were on the battle field behind the front line on infantry soldiers. And would play musical commands given by the US officers. The infantry soldiers firing rifles could not hear or understand the officers vocal commands so musical commands were created to inform the infantry soldiers to flank, fire, reload, retreat, etc. It was a gentleman's war, with ethics. The US infantry soldiers wore BLUE coats with red trim. The opposition infantry wore RED coats as well. Though the stylings of the British RED Coats were different than the stylings of the US Continental Army, basicaly the buttons and trim design were layed out differently between the British coats and US coats, including the US musicians coats. During that time period everyone standing on US soil was mostly from Europe. England, France, Germany, Spain, etc. So the designs were similar, rooted from Europe.
Yea, this particular set I believe were Buchler drums from Switzerland. 17" heads by 20" deep, with gut snares. I think we were using some type of swiss kevlar head at the time as well. And the drums are put into a rope tension hydraulic press (lightly) to get even tension on the rims, then the rope is pulled evenly around the drum and tide off with a pig tail and the left over rope is woven into the drag rope.
The Old Guard wears what looks like a British uniform because they wore the reverse colors,of the main army which was blue with red trimmings, therefore they wears red with blue trimmings giving them that 'British' look.
Amazing. You gotta love a pair of spats that go all the way up. hehe Interesting to see the Drummy with a spear rather than a mace, was that common in the states? Also, 500 shows/year!?! dang.
So they changed the kilometer mark at ACAA, so what? Everyone makes typographical errors. Who cares? Seriously, at this belated stage of our little chess game, that’s all the British Empire can muster? A stupid hope of causing my irrational reaction to an irrelevant typo? Guess what, you made a new entry in my hidden fourth dimension. You made what was just a typo into a National Security artifact. SURRENDER.
and to you!! take a step back and view your country compared too mine and or ours!! do i really have to say anything? God save the queen?😂 her fat fucking ass doesn't care about you!! it's a monarchy!!😂 the sooner you realize that the better off you will be!! look at the infux of people to your country and they are taking it over!! that's what BBC won't tell you!!😂 we see!!😂 we are a melting pot but we still maintain control!! I wouldn't want too live in Europe in the next 20 or so years!! you guys are steadily being attacked by terrorist via bombing!! and then quietly asking the US for help!! we have crazy shit go on here but we sure don't let that happen!! want know why they don't? cause they know if they do, wherever them came from is in trouble!! I didn't see you guys invade Iraq with no sanctions from the un!! kinda says a lot without say much at all!! you know what i mean? what the fk am I saying, hell no you don't!! people say a lot! but I'm the kinda of guy that looks at it like the proof is in the pudding kind of way!! your bowl is empty!! anyways, it was somewhat comical too see the prince with his private gard sitting in his private chopper!! notice the word private? lol, and they care about you!! it sure made for a noble pic though didn't it?😂 what in God's name did he do over there that contributed to the war effort!! matter of fact, didn't your country pull it's main fighting force save for small spec op teams? yup!! anyways!! back to your noble prince, he sure did look as if he was going to catch bin laddin all by himself!! right then lads, we can do it!! for the queen!!😂 so fkn cliché!!
+Daniel Grant why say something like that? Great Britain is a lovely nation, rich in history and a power to be recognised, you have no right saying anything to these people, go away
Musical heritage ( British heritage ) also you should really have invited the British army band to play this it doesn’t have the same feel. Also no big British flag flying in the wind elegantly -_-
They should fly the french flag and celebrate a stumpy little french man , wasn't for him causing trouble across Europe, thousand upon thousand's of red coats would have been in the new lands and the war would have been very different.
Every time I hear them play, I get the strong urge to drive to Boston so I can dump tea in the harbor.
Thats him officer
Yes
Indeed
I get the urge to protect freedom, my children and my childrens children.
God bless the 🇺🇸
😆
Please excuse my ignorance, but why do they look like British red coats?
Bugle not needed, either way great job.
There’s something about seeing our first uniforms playing our first songs.
Nostalgic, aint it?
It's not too late to pledge your loyalty to the crown once more.
@@GluckGluckGluck this is good, very good... I'll give you an A+ execution and an A+ for the joke itself
It's sad, but we, russians, can't listen to our first songs and look at our first uniforms(
@@redvor2486 difficult in Germany also, bro ^^
The rest of the world: "I'm going to attack you."
Europe and America: "I'm going to attack you and play music while doing so."
YEP! The IRISH and SCOTS Have been doing it got CENTURIES and FRIGHTENING THE SHIT Out of the BRITISH WHILE DOING IT TOO! :D
@@j.s.connolly8579 and the Welsh!
Nothing like getting your ass kicked to a soundtrack
@@evanrosario 😂😂😂
@@evanrosario 😭😭😭😂😂😂😂
2:12 "This is my pfife, there are many like it but this one is mine!"
First Last lmao is this a reference to a military movie with that crazy drill sergeant
@@KeystonePathfinder Yes. It has been a year since I posted this and I went to go post it again lol.
pfife
Haaa! That made me laugh a little too loud.
Made my day. Thank you, good sir.
Imagine they start playing the British grenadiers lmfao
Avionic7779x
I wish they did, it’s one of the est marches ever written.
that's music to my ears
Dr Joseph warren actually wrote new lyrics to the the tune of the grenadiers
they don't have the balls
There is an American version of this song called free America
I was in the Corps from 1975-1980. Great to see that they/we continue to only get better. Great performance. Nice to run into this video.
How was the bicentennial?
I have a question about them why are they red since red was the color of British uniforms during the revolution?
@@cld-lol Great question. Musicians wore reverse colors so that they would be seen as non-combatants. This is why you see other colonial fife and drum reenactment units, such as at Williamsburg and Ft. Ticonderoga, wearing run coats rather than blue.
Ross Statham ok thank you very much that’s very interesting
@@cld-lol I know I’m a year late, but at 4:38 the narrator skims over explaining why musicians wore reverse colors. More in-depth is exactly how Mr. Statham explained. Easier for the enemies to tell who to not shoot at, and it was easier for the commanders to distinguish where the musicians were on the field.
The 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment "The Old Guard" never ceases to amaze me with their performance, perfection and professionalism! I could think of no better unit to represent our United States of America! Seeing them perform here is great but once you see them perform in person you'll come away not only awe inspired but with a greater appreciation for the amount of time, energy and commitment it takes to put these amazing and outstanding presentations together!
Although I was never in the Old Guard; I was an army band drummer, and I can tell you these are some of the finest people and musicians your money can buy. SSG Carl "Ernie/Woody" Woodruff(Ret.)
I saw them live for the first time ever six years ago. A video doesn't really do justice at just how amazingly good they are! Heard that they practically stole the show at the 2017 Basel Tattoo in Switzerland.
SSG
The Pakistani Special forces?
SO IMPRESSIVE! Stirs the patriotic blood like nothing else. I'm 56 and attempting to play the fife. It's not easy!
Any progress?
Very similar to the uniform of the Second 100th (Loyal Lincolnshire) Regiment of Foot of 1783 of the British army.
BobagemLixo Musicians wore colours opposite the combatants. British musicians wore yellow during the Revolutionary War period. (Most American forces wore a blue coat trimmed in red or white, the British wore red trimmed in yellow)
nicolew100 Yes, ma'm. I'm aware of that. I just wanted to mention that the US Army Old Guard's uniform is similar to that of a specific regiment of the then British army.
BobagemLixo sana Briton nalang nanakop sa Pilipinas ano....... umalis pa Kasi ehh..... hahahaha
BobagemLixo not at all
BobagemLixo it's part of America? The Philippines is U.S territory after Spaniared defeated and battle of San Juan Hill it's now independented
That wrist action is on point🥁🥁🥁🥁
I would volunteer to cross the river with General Washington and I am Asian
I love America with all my heart, mind, soul and body
I will gladly sacrifice my life and treasure for my God given Constitution and Republic!!!…especially the 1st and 2nd…the 2nd is there for the support of all others…it’s the only one that emphatically states “shall not be infringed”…think about it !
Me too
Bloody awesome! They impressed this old sailor.
bloody??? Lmao
@@daybreak1239 ok
Really great all around! However, I’m especially captivated by the snare drummers(being an old drum line guy myself). Would love to know about the history/training back round of these two particular snare drummers. Looks like a mix of modern hybrid rudimental drumming with traditional military and concert training. Super clean playing especially given the rhythmic modulations! Anyways, thank you for sharing
RED COATS???.....PLEASE READ THIS FIRST
The musicians of George Washington's Continental Army wore RED coats with blue trim, so they would not get shot at during the battles. US musicians were on the battle field behind the front line on infantry soldiers. And would play musical commands given by the US officers. The infantry soldiers firing rifles could not hear or understand the officers vocal commands so musical commands were created to inform the infantry soldiers to flank, fire, reload, retreat, etc.
It was a gentleman's war, with ethics. The US infantry soldiers wore BLUE coats with red trim.
The opposition infantry wore RED coats as well. Though the stylings of the British RED Coats were different than the stylings of the US Continental Army, basicaly the buttons and trim design were layed out differently between the British coats and US coats, including the US musicians coats.
During that time period everyone standing on US soil was mostly from Europe. England, France, Germany, Spain, etc. So the designs were similar, rooted from Europe.
Those drummers are doing some pretty amazing things with the time signature. It would be a grand accompaniment to a video like this to have an interview with one who can explain - with examples - some of the moves they are making.
I love it when they do this. We can’t forget our American history
Absolutely amazing. God bless America, god save our Queen,
Thank you!!
We as Americans are truly honored and privileged to call Britain and it's people not only an ally but true friends, God Save The Queen!
God bless America
damn it, they've gone and bloody beaten us
They are good but they could take some lessons from the Yorktown Fife and drum corps
I can Visualize the fife and drum marching cadence as they Marched to lay siege on Yorktown. Thank you ancestors for your service and sacrifice. My you rest in peace your troubles are behind you.
Looks very much like the uniform of the Kings American Regt. (4th American) But I suppose that's because they are wearing reverse colours.
Awesome 😎 🇺🇸😎 great stuff makes my day , never forget the old ways
They do really be laying down a sick beat tho
The US Army, dropping beats and bombs since... lol
Those cooperman snare drums, sound fantastic. DCI and DCA, should try to make their drums sound like real snare drums, instead of cardboard boxes. One problem they're using Kevlar heads, and it tightens so tight it's like drumming on cement. Plus they play very few rudiments, they do plenty of Rim shots at the rimshot, arms flaring all over the place, the heads are always bobbing, and you need to be a juggler in order to be in a drum section. It's a total embarrassment to anybody that is or was a real rudimental drummer. Today is September 29th 2022. Former member of the Floyd Bennett golden eagles from Brooklyn New York, 1960 and 1961, and a former member of the Long Island sunrises, 1964 through 1968. Also started the American Spirit senior alumni Corp along with John Dowling, may he rest in peace, that was in 1992. Today is September 29th 2022.
What I wish musicians regiments do in Napoleonic wars
I thought we did?
Why red uniforms, looks like british army red coats. Can someone explain from America please, thanks
I think it has to do with the time of era. Also America hadn't become independent much just yet. It was still new. It used to be under its parent the UK.
@@Tuner010 so technically it was a civil war
@MorganBG also it was an way to identify which regiment and division they were in
@@jamesagwe2981 at the time it was also a fight to become an independent body, also UK was governing the world at that time.
Regiments would be assigned musicians . Different regiments had different colors coats and facings. This regiment had blue coats and red facings, the musicians wore red coats with blue facings. British did the same thing. Except royal regiments witch had blue facings. They’re musicians still wore red coats
Why are there so many ignorant and uneducated people? It is so depressing to see a lot of the remarks here. I am glad there were smart people here telling the truth here. People need to listen and also do research. People need not always assume. That is how you make a fool of yourself. This is a great video and represents our U.S. military very well. I love those old American uniforms!! God bless!!
You sound awfully biased, perhaps you should do a bit of research of your own
+Toggle Bogle ....apparently I do my research my friend. That is how I knowing about the uniforms and would not make ignorant statements :-)
+Daniel Oliveira ....made a spelling mistake but the meaning in the text is there.
You mean British uniform
Rangoon British uniforms are not simply red coats idiot
oh, the assassins creed 3 flashbacks...
All the choreography in the world wouldn't be worth a darn if it weren't for the disciplined individuals like these. Congratulations ladies and gentlemen. U represent our country well and give us pride.
Those fifes are sticks with holes in them. The bugles have no valves! The drummers have memories like elephants as they are EXTREMELY difficult cadences to play…and stone faced at that. Saw them once perform live and I’m still shell shocked.
the symbols painted on the drums are so cool. USA!!
In the british Army each infantry battalion has its own unique colours and drums.
Same for the Americans pretty much
On stage - 2 morale
On Battle Field +15 Morale
Idk how I got here. I searched for We’re An American Band drum covers...so I watched expecting maybe they were going to do some Grand Funk Railroad...then they didn’t..
This makes me want to get a powdered wig and musket and march to Yorktown with the boys
It’s good they explained why they are dressed in British uniforms
Why are they wearing Red? Can someone tell me? I thought that was a british thing
The musicians of George Washington's Continental Army wore RED coats with blue trim, so they would not get shot at during the battles. US musicians were on the battle field behind the front line on infantry soldiers. And would play musical commands given by the US officers. The infantry soldiers firing rifles could not hear or understand the officers vocal commands so musical commands were created to inform the infantry soldiers to flank, fire, reload, retreat, etc.
It was a gentleman's war, with ethics. The US infantry soldiers wore BLUE coats with red trim.
The opposition infantry wore RED coats as well. Though the stylings of the British RED Coats were different than the stylings of the US Continental Army, basicaly the buttons and trim design were layed out differently between the British coats and US coats, including the US musicians coats.
During that time period everyone standing on US soil was mostly from Europe. England, France, Germany, Spain, etc. So the designs were similar, rooted from Europe.
@@brianb4285 Very interesting. Thanks
Not trying to insult anyone but the guy with the big stick just seems like he's pissed off that he can't see because of his hat
It’s a spontoon
*Hears this song* drives to Boston then dumps the tea on the harbour
The uniforms are a reverse of the standard soldiers uniform. Hence the red coat and blue cuffs instead of the blue coat and the red cuffs.
“Facings” it’s the cuffs, lapel and the collar,
@@Bountyhopper
Thank you.
Red coats lol
These men are sharp. God bless America.
The funniest part is that these are basically british uniforms
Not really. Different shade of red and no button trim
America is just an extension of Britain
Boring
Why the red coats?
Do you think this unit has to do morning PT? A couple of them look like they really need it.
The British play American song😭
Those are some of the best sounding snare drums I've ever heard! What makes them sound so good!?!?
Yea, this particular set I believe were Buchler drums from Switzerland.
17" heads by 20" deep, with gut snares. I think we were using some type of swiss kevlar head at the time as well. And the drums are put into a rope tension hydraulic press (lightly) to get even tension on the rims, then the rope is pulled evenly around the drum and tide off with a pig tail and the left over rope is woven into the drag rope.
Did they just open with Gilbert and Sullivan? Oh I never ever ever do a thing about the weather because the weather never ever did a thing for me..
The Old Guard wears what looks like a British uniform because they wore the reverse colors,of the main army which was blue with red trimmings, therefore they wears red with blue trimmings giving them that 'British' look.
Thanks for uploading this, i enjoyed watching the entire video. #Grateful
Nah, this guy sounds like Seymour Skinner from The Simpsons
Excellent!
Finest marching musical. Band on the planet. First class.
I showed a picture of the fife drum corps to my friend and he said is there midgets and one tall one 💀💀💀
Amazing. You gotta love a pair of spats that go all the way up. hehe Interesting to see the Drummy with a spear rather than a mace, was that common in the states? Also, 500 shows/year!?! dang.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spontoon
The round face fellow on the right doesn't look like he enjoys playing lol.
We now have a history on par with the old 18th century Europeans.
this is the music i hear when writing with a fountain pen
everytime we wake up and jump into our pickups and straight to Dunkin Donuts
Skill, they have it lots of it
You could easily mistake them as British troops
Lol, I keep expecting the announcer to say, United States Marines, for some reason.
God bless 'em, sounds that make the heart swell with pride!!
Now this, this is the America I love.
Dump the Brass, Souza got it wrong.
Yes my son tired US Army. Love those fifes and drums
The guy in the front really showed some skills
What a fit
... "Opens the General Session." of What??
I'm begging the United States Military (who has trillions at their disposal) to please get some historically accurate uniforms
Whats wrong with them
Long Live The Republic
These are British soldiers
Nope, musician coats were reversed.
Why does he sound like the narrator from fnaf vr?
Are the thumb valves on the bugles utilized for trills only? Do they serve another purpose?
the fife and drum core makes proud.
Tremendo ejército para un modelo militar de mierda jajajajja
Why is there women in it..
+FuckYouGoogle wtf? Why shouldnt there be a women in the old gaurd, its 2015 lol
+Toggle Bogle Because there were traditionally no women in it, so they shouldn't change it.
+The Rebel Wolf no, the old guard isnt a reinactment group, its like any ither branch of the military and so wemon should be able to join,
its called the old guard not the anti misogyny group that doesnt wanna hurt feelings seriously wtf america..
+Adrian Cota welcome to the 21st century bitch!
Супер видео кайф 🍒 от него 🍒 🍓 🍎 🍇 🍍 🍒 🍇 🍋 🍊 🍐 🍏 🍈 🍊 🍋
Todo me recuerda a
Barny tiene un dinosaurio jajaja
Bro, those uniforms are British!
Awesome!
Play me Imagine by Johnny!
Why are they wearing red coats
I liked the drums
…wait a minute, why are they wearing RED COATS?????
Coats of the fifers and drummer’s were reversed so as to ensure the officers can pick them out of a crowd if they are needed.
Love the tan pants looks so classy.
So boring Vs the British
Bro thinks its 1700
I want one of those marching snares.
Dave Loyal with Loyal Drums, these are probably Cooperman but they no longer manufacture drums.
I found javi, Javier, and the dog trainer
So they changed the kilometer mark at ACAA, so what? Everyone makes typographical errors. Who cares? Seriously, at this belated stage of our little chess game, that’s all the British Empire can muster? A stupid hope of causing my irrational reaction to an irrelevant typo? Guess what, you made a new entry in my hidden fourth dimension. You made what was just a typo into a National Security artifact. SURRENDER.
I need one of those drums now
I would love to know the name of the snare piece played here
god save america
and to you!! take a step back and view your country compared too mine and or ours!! do i really have to say anything? God save the queen?😂 her fat fucking ass doesn't care about you!! it's a monarchy!!😂 the sooner you realize that the better off you will be!! look at the infux of people to your country and they are taking it over!! that's what BBC won't tell you!!😂 we see!!😂 we are a melting pot but we still maintain control!! I wouldn't want too live in Europe in the next 20 or so years!! you guys are steadily being attacked by terrorist via bombing!! and then quietly asking the US for help!! we have crazy shit go on here but we sure don't let that happen!! want know why they don't? cause they know if they do, wherever them came from is in trouble!! I didn't see you guys invade Iraq with no sanctions from the un!! kinda says a lot without say much at all!! you know what i mean? what the fk am I saying, hell no you don't!! people say a lot! but I'm the kinda of guy that looks at it like the proof is in the pudding kind of way!! your bowl is empty!! anyways, it was somewhat comical too see the prince with his private gard sitting in his private chopper!! notice the word private? lol, and they care about you!! it sure made for a noble pic though didn't it?😂 what in God's name did he do over there that contributed to the war effort!! matter of fact, didn't your country pull it's main fighting force save for small spec op teams? yup!! anyways!! back to your noble prince, he sure did look as if he was going to catch bin laddin all by himself!! right then lads, we can do it!! for the queen!!😂 so fkn cliché!!
+Daniel Grant why say something like that? Great Britain is a lovely nation, rich in history and a power to be recognised, you have no right saying anything to these people, go away
god save the world from america as well
Digvijay Singh Buddy what did we do to you?
@@ThinkCapTV good one
Musical heritage ( British heritage ) also you should really have invited the British army band to play this it doesn’t have the same feel. Also no big British flag flying in the wind elegantly -_-
They should fly the french flag and celebrate a stumpy little french man , wasn't for him causing trouble across Europe, thousand upon thousand's of red coats would have been in the new lands and the war would have been very different.