The walk is what you will notice in your loved ones who finish boot camp. I remember seeing my son when he graduated, stood a little taller, walked with a purpose. Thank you to all who serve
@@angrydiver_4220Shut up Gen Z. Structure, comradeship, and sense purpose is what yall are severely lacking as well as hard work. It's more than about shooting and killing bro.
There are certain habits that are trained into us who do military service that are hard to break. I’m medically retired from the US Army and I know that I can be in civies but still carry myself in military form. Anyone else out there?
Well said. Perhaps it's because humans have been at war with each other for far too long now. Let's evolve and support the Common Good for everybody, shall we? Corporations may find that "When everybody does better" their profits will increase as well. :) Win-Win.
I experienced this as more a calling to fight for what matters. you cant be either a lover or a fighter, cause if you don't fight for what you love what kind of love do you even have? all those haunting, beautiful, sad, hopeful, depressing, yet supportive feelings resonate with something very deep, primal even.
I saw the video a while back before the kifness touch. It was catchy even then. But now it's pure awesomeness 👌. If I were to go to the army I would love drill sergeant like that.
This one made me cry. I have always had a special place in my heart for the soldiers serving in our military. We had a young man in our small town, where I grew up, that died in the Vietnam war when I was a teenager. So, these kinds of videos mean a lot to me.
As a veteran , I just want to say thank you for this one brother. This cadence coupled with your accompaniment creates an honorable silence where I can sit and listen. And to that drill sergeant….great words.
Air Force brat here I feel your pride and pain thank you for your sacrifice and service I want our country to help you are all so above us regular citizens. Respectfully me. 🫡💗
It's the gentle but intimidating bravery and strength! The feeling of safety but GRRRR! I wish ALL the veterans would know how much they helped ME push on through and be honorable always! Hard working, helpful never hurtful. Thank you all for protecting our world. I owe you my life. So I made it the best I could. 🥲 Blessings and goodness to you! Always! 💝💫 ❤️🩹🤍💙
I went through when cadence's were this and also....... Let's just say they can't sing them anymore. They were... Raw and raunchy and I loved it. I guess people now get triggered... But hell yeah I was motivated...
Mannn, you too! When I was young man I had gotten myself into some trouble with the law in Los Angeles, California, same misdemeanor crime several times. The last arrest was carried over to a felony and I was facing prison time. The DA'S office offered me a booth camp program (RID) that would delete that arrest from my record and prevent me from serving a day in prison, the program was 90 days. I took the offer, It was so military like. We marched, jogged and did cadence. We went to school, group psychology meetings and church. I got alot of I'll thoughts and feelings off of my chest. I most definitely benefited from the program. I've never been arrested again, that was over 30 years ago. I wish I had gone to the military right after high school. It would have been my career for sure.
The trumpet improv was beautiful. For those who do not know, the first notes are in the melody of "The Last Post", a bugle call sounded to mark the end of a day's and also played at military funerals
I couldn't have done it alone, the dead, they're not going to complain when I give them the credit they've earned and then some. I'm just the guy who lived, but these grand people are the best I could muster and then some. I imagine that would be his quote.
@@vahawaiian Thank you for your faithful, honorable, service to our beautiful nation, we all mattered, all gave some, some gave all, God Bless America.
I tried too join the army had no job place too go couldnt afford too eat. But metal plate and 2 screws in my knee any military person can tell you 0 chance i will be able too join as well as the recruit sergeant telling me himself. Im damaged but not useless. Thank you everyone for your sacrifice and service
@Gustavo Figueiredo The fact of the point is, David Scott is innovative and he is amusing people with it. That's the whole point of his music. He is an artist. When others would do something better, they would deserve to be appreciated too. The important thing is, now many people are more responsive to the animal voices. For making things more interesting here, we are bringing a prediction of someone whom we and many many others respect alot. IN NEXT 7 TO 10 yrs. WE WILL BE ABLE TO COMMUNICATE WITH ANIMALS How interesting it would be. The era of advance technology is already on the sprung.
@@funpetscanada I love this comment. People often forget that the essence of music is to connect and impact people and is much more important than complexity for the sake of it. 😁
USMC vet. This is an honor to watch. The Kiffness is a gift to all of us. Love and energy to my brothers and sisters. And yeah, his cadence is brilliant 🐇🐇😁
Most of the "military cadence" we did in the Marine Corps could not be repeated in mixed company; the Kiffness giving this one musical accompaniment is priceless! ❤❤👍👍
Rah. IMO i never liked army cadences because they were more like "songs", but this one hits different especially with the kiffness. Marines' tradition lo-right-lo never gets old don't get me wrong, but this is definitely motivational.
I am an Army Brat. I have always wanted to know how you guys changed the candace so quickly when you saw dependents? I was only ever able to catch some of the off colored bits.
I'm a woman in Sweden, no husband, no children.. no family in a war for such a long time.. several generations ago. But I look at this vid on repeat and my tears are burning behind my eyes. The storyline, true 2 all families despite from where you are in the world. That drill sgt really makes an inpact in my soul whit his voice, stance, aura. ❤
This hits all the right marks as a former United States Marine and Drill Instructor. I’m usually not big on singing cadences, but with your unique extra edge, this one has the hard-hitting twist I can get behind. Absolutely badass!
As a former soldier whos been to war. Thank you from the bottom of my cold heart. This made me cry and i havent cried in years. This just hit me just right. And the saying halfway thriugh.....deep af
I feel attacked. Lol. Sitting here trying not to cry. 😅 cadence was always one of my favorite parts of training. And the smell of machine oil and gunpowder.
I'm a vet and I thought this was brilliant. Outstanding job Kiff. You've made many veterans specifically happy by making this video and expressing how the world can be united with music. I definitely had flashbacks to my basic training days. The drill sergeant and his unit were outstanding too. Thank you again Kiff for recognizing our nation's heroes and making us proud! Please keep doing what you're doing!! -A thankful veteran
be a soldier... its like to be a pawn in game of greedy hands, they are not fighting as said to protect beloved one if so then they will be defending their homes not an oil rigs or mines in Africa Middle East ect. most of the conflicts it not about race, religion, democracy or like USA call it "We are fighting for Peace" they are cuz of $$
@@firefighter9207 i belive but i just dont like the people join the army like in USA after that they get sent somewhere outside homeland and propaganda wash they mind so they belive they are doing something good for family ect... as i said its easy to manipulate young man full of energy and testosteron to go and kill people with difrent uniforms there is no such a thing as we FIGHT FOR GOOD..
SALUTE ONE!!! From Argentina. Once military, forever military. Proud to serve our countries. Honor and glory to the defense forces. God, family and land.
This sergeant is honest and inspiring and uplifting. He's telling the truth, and I bet his squad really respect and appreciate him. I hope they all get home safe to everything they love.
As a veteran and musician myself, thank you for this dedication. Loved the progression of the song and the detail put into it. Such as the trumpet part being of military importance. Kudos to you and thank you again.
@@DieselRamcharger I'd encourage you to put the few braincells you have left to get your head out of your posterior side and put it to good use so that this comment section may be free of your stupidity.
Quick question drill sargent, there was a cadence many years ago I heard while stationed TDY at Ft Sam Houghsrion. It was a marching cadence, not a running cadence at the core chorus was work work. I have looked for years and scoured you tube with no luck. Mayhap you know the very tune I speak of?-
@@crgaillee Hard Work. That’s the first one that pops in my head… lots of our cadences have work in them but Hard Work repeats Work to say Work Work… I hope that helps! My favorite is Rock Steady 💖
C'mon now, Drill. You can always scare the crap outta the civvies... Follow people around Walmart, calling cadence. Just part of the E-4 Mafia myself ('03-07), but from a fellow Soldier, thanks for your service. Drills make it all possible, turning shitbags into Soldiers. Hooah!
@crgaillee th-cam.com/video/5y5yRKhanLQ/w-d-xo.html This one? Not from the army, but according to naomid.9814's reply and kiffness' video suggestion, this is probably what you are longing to hear, sir. 😆
@@sarahbasto6520 I know what you mean. We all came to this channel for the cats, and watching a video where the sample is the opposite in terms of seriousness, rings some alarm. But he's up to the challenge, and did it with mastery and respect. That's precisely the reason for my comment.
Thank you Kiffness! Being a veteran, female, I appreciate you paying us the honor of recording this! I served during the VietNam era, ‘68-‘72 and I still walk let I’m marching with my Flight! ✝️God Bless all military personnel!
I know what you mean! I served in the Air Force from ‘58-60. Not that long but loved every minute. Just turned 84….walk about 2 miles a day and still walk like I did when marching. People have commented on my stature and how I stand straight and tall….owe it to Basic Training!,
Airborne was fun. Got two concussions and because my dad was still in, we got to jump together on my 3rd jump. Amazing memories. Let him know raising his collar helps with the welts from the cords when it slaps your neck when he jumps. 🤓
Oh my. The lyrics made me cry. God Bless our men & women in arms, please protect them all and bring them safely back to their loving families. Thank you all for your service. God Bless America.
I served 8 years active duty army and one of the things I miss most is marching to cadences. If you did 6 hours worth of these I'd listen to them on repeat for a year! So awesome man! Keep making these!!! You earned a subscription for sure!!!
I swear armies are underated and overheated, like if they won a war against something bad, the government take the praise, if they did something wrong lile killed innocent child, lile in Palestine, Iraq etc, all people hate on them, while they just doing what they're told
@@SunsadChan unfortunately a lot of the time in Afghanistan for example the Taliban exploited that by placing themselves in position around civilians or used child soldiers.
"The day I left, my momma cried" Left my home country and moved to Australia 5 years back, to pursue a better life on my own. this hits on a different level even though im not in the military. Left my home, left my wife and family so that I can support them better. Im pretty sure this song resonates to all the migrant workers/students as well. damn the bloody ninjas around me cutting onion again. Thank you all the military personnel around the globe who sacrifice literally everything to keep the peace.
I love this track so much. Really great work. But I still have to cry everytime I listen to it. I served for 8 years in the german army and lost a friend in afganistan war. War kills, nothing else guys.
Sorry for your loss brother. My cousin Patrick was killed on his 5th combat deployment to Afghanistan for the US Army as a Army Ranger. They had been out on a combat patrol and heading back to their very very remote COP when the lead vehicle hit an IED and immediately came under heavy small arms fire and RPG fire and they said my cousin was on his 2nd or 3rd run to try and get his buddies out of the lead vehicle that had been completely destroyed from the blast before he was hit and killed before reaching his injured buddy and a ANA Soldier who both survived except for my cousin. His wife just gave birth to his first born child a little girl the day before he made the ultimate sacrifice. He was the 2nd or 3rd person in my family and bloodline that have been killed in the service of our country. But the one thing that my cousin always told us is that “if in-fact I do make the ultimate sacrifice while on a deployment I will die doing what I love and I will die with my boots on and will go out surrounded by the greatest group of the most badass American Warfighters on the planet. So don’t cry for me because I gave my life doing what I loved.” He was the epitome of what a Army Ranger was 110%. His older brother my other cousin who was also a Ranger with multiple combat deployments all over the world. He was a Ranger first and then he kept climbing the SF Ladder. But again man I’m sorry for the loss of your brother who made the ultimate sacrifice for the people of y’all’s country! Thank You for your service and thank you for your friends service and may he forever Rest In Peace. 🇺🇸🇩🇪🇺🇸🇩🇪
As a vet , this brought on a ton of emotional feelings, sadness, patriotic, good vibes, loss, happyness, I miss my time in the army even tho at times we all hated it lol but you will never make a more better brother and sister than in the army, one you will happily take a round for, well done kiff this is better than CPT jack if you know you know
That's a subliminal descreption brother, i've once served for the belgian army.. this ds vibe connects everyone in the Platoon.. his vocals are 90% soul!!!
In the Bhagavad Gita, the conch shell is blown just before the war- its reverberation can place you in that 'dichotomy' if you know the meaning of the finality of 'laying down your life'. But the way this trumpet was played- anyone can now relate- without even needing to understand the historical and religious significance of such a sound.
This song has so much meaning . Thank you Kiffness for putting this together . Makes me proud to be a daughter of a man who was an army medic , to take care of the wounded and the lost . A big thank you to the SGT. that did the lyrics with his platoon , you guys were great , and thank you for your service . God bless .
Showed this to my parents, who are both veterans from the Army, and it brought them into some emotional memories. They also said thanks to you for making the cadence into a more glorious one.
OMG this lil baby brought me to tears! It was the cutest thing ever. He made me believe everything’s gonna be all right. This little face was just so reassuring and smiles so bright I loved it.
From a retired Soldier I want to thank you for bringing back those memories but with such a killer beat. Thank you my friend..! If the Army doesn't pick up this tune for recruiting then I don't know what else to say.
I'm an Indian-American and I'm 18 years old and my elder brother served in the US Army special forces ... He was martyred during an ambush attack in Afghanistan , but he saved his comrades or brothers in uniform as they say in army ... he was 22 ... He used to tell me that Bro The American flag doesn't fly high because of wind , but it fly high on the last breath of all the fallen heroes of our country so always respect our country and the people who sacrificed their life for it , i still remember those lines clear as day I was 11 when this happened , I still haven't recovered since that day depression and many more things but I've decided to join US army too to continue his legacy .... God bless our fallen heroes and our country
In all honor to your brother but: He served the ocupator and mass murderer who ethnically cleansed you Indiana. Your brother went for these people to subjugate and decimate other countries and nations. I know you are all indoctrinated in the USA from kindergarten on, just turn on your brains for a short time and think about what your government is doing to you and then to the rest of the world with a few multimilioners
I'm sure I'm NOT the only one writing and scrolling through the comments whilst playing this beautiful music in a loop .. It's just too good to see how many people has touched this masterpiece! ~ Well done Sir .. You are very talented and you have earned a new fan!
I have mad respect to Drill Sergeants. I watched my buddy on the Trail, on his days off, to practice candaces for the next cycle. 3 years, and this mix still brings chills. 🔥
@@CJDaniLeo what service? Are you aware of the war crimes america is committing? Ever thought just once why ur country is invading other countries for decades? Or are you still asleep?
Hearing this in song form made me want to cry. It makes you realize how much military men and women sacrifice to protect their country. Much love and respect 💝🙏🏽🌹
I listened to this song many times, it’s blow my mind every time,it’s genius!!! Thank u , Kiffness, I subscribed and sent to all my family except my 13 yo grandson because I am afraid he would like to go to military right away. 👍👍❤️🇺🇸💙
I had a drill at Ft Knox that was God placed on this earth to call cadence...I swear. A hard, raspy toned older black man, Sergeant First Class pushing retirement, a "Hell on Wheels" Dessert Storm tanker...that had more tank kills under his belt than most people alive today combined. The dude sung his cadence in perfect step, and with the soul of his service and hardships. One of the best people I have ever met in my 33 years alive on this earth. Stuff like this digs those memories up in us...thanks for that. Not much makes us smile.
This hit me really hard. I loved the amalgamation of the instrumentation with the metronomic cadence of the drill sergeant. Coupled with the brutally honest lyrics, which forced me to imagine what the young soldiers were thinking, created a dichotomy that held my emotional attention.
Yeah, the lyrics are jarring on purpose. They have to get these young recruits used to the brutal realities of Army life and war (including their own mortality) from the get go.
Yeah, you can start acting like an infantryman after you accept the fact that you are already dead. You no longer fear death, for you are already dead, you will stay calm under pressure, you will do your job quickly, and efficiently, these cadences are among the first steps a troop takes down the road to becoming a killer, which is exactly what the fundamental job of soldiering is.
Beat is timed with the left foot, same as command orders (watch as he commands the platoon to turn left. Preemptive command, then execute command, both given on the left foot). Always
This one went right through my heart with happy and sad feelings at the same time. Mr. Kiffness, thank you for your part in trying to make to world a happier place. You are part of my daily happiness nowadays. ❤
I am hypnotized by this video. The singer’s walk is so right and his voice remind me of Paul Robeson who I heard in my childhood in USSR.. I was also hypnotized by his voice. ❤️👍👍🇺🇸💙💙💙
Hey man, big fan. You might not see this but I literally pulled over on the side of the road to write this. This song made me remember all my buddies in my first platoon when I got to my infantry unit. It made me miss my guys, some of whom ive lost contact with. Anywho, this song really hit me and I apprciate it so much. It makes me remember how much I DID NOT KNOW what I was getting into, and experiencing it all first hand with the man to your left and right. The echoing makes me picture my guys and I starting a long march down a tunnel, not knowong what our 4 years would bring us. Stone, Miller, Yee, Ngo, Martinez, Beatty And the rest of you guys, miss all of you guys.
these names at the end... sound like the names from some typical army movie. Always someone who's a latino, and the other ones.... kinda seems like a good writing prompt for a book hah
You mean you were never a soldier..., in this lifetime. This journey for you it wasn't part of where you need to be, but it doesn't mean you never were.
To those of us who have lost people in the military, may their souls rest in perfect peace and may God grant us app the fortitude to continue to bear the loss. Great one Lord Kifness
I was in AIT when I first heard this cadence. At first I was pumped up, and as we continue marching I had to hold back my tears. Couldn’t stop thinking of my wife and 2 kids back home.
@lord tachanka - women in the military have no foundation for feeling any emotions related to actually “serving” in the military. Their presence is unnecessary, their insistence on inequality of responsibility, inequality of physical fitness requirements, and most importantly inequality of disciplinary action makes them a tax burden and quite frankly an ally of the enemy! Their existence is based on a combination of pc woke ideology, manipulative daughters of commanding officers, and male se*ual Amazon battleb*-ch fantasy. Most woke civilians have zero understanding of exactly how deplorably and dishonorably these femwarriors actually behave!! They would make veteran New York prostitutes blush! I speak from first hand experience. GI Jane b*lls*#t!!!
This guy's message hits the heart if you really listen to it. His mama cried, his wife cried, his son cried, and by the sounds of it, deep down, he wants to cry too.
Wow all I can say is wow! This literally put chills on me. You have so much talent. You deserve billions of views and so does the drill sergeant and everyone in the video . Wow❤
@@pfranchini1973 bersaglieri? Isn't that the regiment with the large feathered hats (at least for the more representative uniform) and the band playing music not only while marching, but running?
Seriously though, that sergeant is good on his own too. I swear a good portion of sergeants are secret song writers. We need an album of all the kiffness remixes of sergeant songs.
They're called cadences. Most of them, including this one, are very old and usually derive from the soldiers themselves, hence why all DS's know like a hundred of them and kill it when they lead.
@@courtlandsimkins3957 My grandpa used to talk about the Vietnam era ones.... " your shoes are loose your pants are tight your nuts are swingin from left to right one two tree four" and i heard that again in 2013 on a Marine base.... so makes sense
This came out when my son was in the middle of MARINE boot camp. Not sure if it was the lyrics and/or the way it was put together. Either way it deeply moved me and it brought my wife to tears. Thank you for this rendition.
Thank you for your service!!! It made me pretty emotional as well thinking of everything you all give up and the ones that miss you guys so much everyday! You guys are true heroes! God bless you and yours and God bless America!!
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The walk is what you will notice in your loved ones who finish boot camp. I remember seeing my son when he graduated, stood a little taller, walked with a purpose. Thank you to all who serve
Purpose in making the weapon lobby and war mongers richer 😂
@@angrydiver_4220Shut up Gen Z. Structure, comradeship, and sense purpose is what yall are severely lacking as well as hard work. It's more than about shooting and killing bro.
There are certain habits that are trained into us who do military service that are hard to break. I’m medically retired from the US Army and I know that I can be in civies but still carry myself in military form. Anyone else out there?
My dads still has it! Been retired for 30 years ❤
Turned 18 @ Lackland AFB and 28 @ Fort Leonardwood Combat Engineer School
This is beautiful and haunting... somehow so sad, hopeful, depressingly blunt, yet supportive all at the same time
That's what we do!
Well said. Perhaps it's because humans have been at war with each other for far too long now. Let's evolve and support the Common Good for everybody, shall we? Corporations may find that "When everybody does better" their profits will increase as well. :) Win-Win.
Well said.
Nicely put
I experienced this as more a calling to fight for what matters. you cant be either a lover or a fighter, cause if you don't fight for what you love what kind of love do you even have? all those haunting, beautiful, sad, hopeful, depressing, yet supportive feelings resonate with something very deep, primal even.
That drill sergeant straight-up has an insanely good voice.
its like that because of all the screaming he has to do
I saw the video a while back before the kifness touch. It was catchy even then. But now it's pure awesomeness 👌.
If I were to go to the army I would love drill sergeant like that.
I'm impressed by how he stays in tune without accompaniment
And seriously out of step -- but who looks at boots. 🤣
I highly agree!
This one made me cry. I have always had a special place in my heart for the soldiers serving in our military. We had a young man in our small town, where I grew up, that died in the Vietnam war when I was a teenager. So, these kinds of videos mean a lot to me.
As a veteran , I just want to say thank you for this one brother. This cadence coupled with your accompaniment creates an honorable silence where I can sit and listen. And to that drill sergeant….great words.
Thank you for your service, Brother!
Light Love and Good Fortune to you and your family
Thank you for your service. Veterans don’t get nearly enough credit for all they do.
Thank you for your service brother, and I'm not even American.
@@subashpriyatharsanvlogs9831 when the respect so real you start praising other countries military for their service lol
Unfortunately the internet has ruined yet another awesome moment. Fairly certain Sarg got in trouble for this.
I’m sitting in the airport 10 years after my service, crying to this. Remembering the days I sang this very same cadence and realizing what I had done
Thank you for your service. I am from Vallejo.
tenks for oyu service
Im not even American but thank you for your service. Its such a high honor to be in the US army.
Civilian to Soldier... Thank you. And I'm sorry.
Air Force brat here I feel your pride and pain thank you for your sacrifice and service I want our country to help you are all so above us regular citizens. Respectfully me. 🫡💗
I did 10 years, and these drill Sgts could sing some fire cadences. That shit gets me motivated.😊
I'm not military material but I agree. Drill Sgts have impressive voices and it makes me want to get up and do something
It's the gentle but intimidating bravery and strength! The feeling of safety but GRRRR!
I wish ALL the veterans would know how much they helped ME push on through and be honorable always! Hard working, helpful never hurtful. Thank you all for protecting our world. I owe you my life. So I made it the best I could. 🥲 Blessings and goodness to you! Always! 💝💫 ❤️🩹🤍💙
@@DasaniDragon😂😂Very good. So true.
I went through when cadence's were this and also....... Let's just say they can't sing them anymore. They were... Raw and raunchy and I loved it. I guess people now get triggered... But hell yeah I was motivated...
Let’s ALL RUN TO THE SUN!!
I know we ALL can make
Thank God for allowing me serve my country! -Amen
I keep coming back to this. There’s something magical about this tune.
Ikr
Mannn, you too! When I was young man I had gotten myself into some trouble with the law in Los Angeles, California, same misdemeanor crime several times. The last arrest was carried over to a felony and I was facing prison time. The DA'S office offered me a booth camp program (RID) that would delete that arrest from my record and prevent me from serving a day in prison, the program was 90 days. I took the offer, It was so military like. We marched, jogged and did cadence. We went to school, group psychology meetings and church. I got alot of I'll thoughts and feelings off of my chest. I most definitely benefited from the program. I've never been arrested again, that was over 30 years ago. I wish I had gone to the military right after high school. It would have been my career for sure.
It's too Sweet
Me too ... Love that "Song" ... Very Good.
@@demetriuswilliams2861 every man should serve in the army for some time.
The trumpet improv was beautiful. For those who do not know, the first notes are in the melody of "The Last Post", a bugle call sounded to mark the end of a day's and also played at military funerals
I feel I am a better person now that I know this, thanks.
Whoa damn, those little details he added are on point
That's a detail I missed the first time I watched this...makes it so much better
trumpet side makes me chills
More into in description of the video :)
This is a better recruiting add than what the army’s been putting out lately.
They want a bunch of feminine, trans and woman in the army that’s why, I can’t wait until American bombs have glitter in them
Absolutely
oh never thought that way just enjoyed it but i think you´re right
Truth be told!!
The woke ads they’re producing aren’t going to attract people actually willing and capable of fighting.
The path of the warrior is not easy, but it is necessary. Hugs to those left at home.
The drill sergeant looks like someone who would win a whole war by himself and still gives credits to his companions.
Yes sir
I couldn't have done it alone, the dead, they're not going to complain when I give them the credit they've earned and then some. I'm just the guy who lived, but these grand people are the best I could muster and then some.
I imagine that would be his quote.
@@conraddonaldson5485 Sir, yes sir!
Drill seargents are usually unintelligent morons
Ему есть чем гордиться.НЕ РОССИЯНИН...
As a disabled combat veteran with 15 years active duty in the Army, I cant lie this brought a tear to my eye.
my respect sir.
It did the same to me 🥹
Same tears, but 20 in the navy. #NOTACOMBATVETERAN
@@vahawaiian Thank you for your faithful, honorable, service to our beautiful nation, we all mattered, all gave some, some gave all, God Bless America.
I tried too join the army had no job place too go couldnt afford too eat. But metal plate and 2 screws in my knee any military person can tell you 0 chance i will be able too join as well as the recruit sergeant telling me himself. Im damaged but not useless.
Thank you everyone for your sacrifice and service
I don't care who you are if you see someone walk like that Sargeant he is the main character.
Uuuhhh all do respect walk bwahahaha bless your heart bwahaha
Or they have hemmorhoids. One or the other.
Banger
Agreed!😲.
@@ViridianFlowor both
Its not about who/what you left behind. Its about what you want to protect.... what a strong message!
Dude. Speechless. Never stop doing this.
Something new and fresh every week ! He is rising -up more !
Hooah!
@@josephcelestine1945 Oorah !
@Gustavo Figueiredo The fact of the point is, David Scott is innovative and he is amusing people with it. That's the whole point of his music. He is an artist. When others would do something better, they would deserve to be appreciated too. The important thing is, now many people are more responsive to the animal voices.
For making things more interesting here, we are bringing a prediction of someone whom we and many many others respect alot.
IN NEXT 7 TO 10 yrs. WE WILL BE ABLE TO COMMUNICATE WITH ANIMALS
How interesting it would be. The era of advance technology is already on the sprung.
@@funpetscanada I love this comment. People often forget that the essence of music is to connect and impact people and is much more important than complexity for the sake of it. 😁
After 34 years of service in the ARMY; This brought me to Tears.
Me too mate, and I’ve never served.
Thank-you for your service! We sleep at night because of you!
And your still loved,not just for that but for this:)- God Bless,thank-you for your service!
I heard Army's coolest
Military brat and saw this. Thank you for your service
USMC vet. This is an honor to watch. The Kiffness is a gift to all of us. Love and energy to my brothers and sisters. And yeah, his cadence is brilliant 🐇🐇😁
Thank you for your service and sacrifice.
Semper Fi, Devil Dog!
Happy Veterans Day to all of my Vet Brothers and Sisters.
Most of the "military cadence" we did in the Marine Corps could not be repeated in mixed company; the Kiffness giving this one musical accompaniment is priceless! ❤❤👍👍
Thank you.
*mixed* company, he remixed the song, puninentional consequences are fun
Rah. IMO i never liked army cadences because they were more like "songs", but this one hits different especially with the kiffness. Marines' tradition lo-right-lo never gets old don't get me wrong, but this is definitely motivational.
I am an Army Brat. I have always wanted to know how you guys changed the candace so quickly when you saw dependents? I was only ever able to catch some of the off colored bits.
@@dianestafford6968 situational awareness. I think.
I'm a woman in Sweden, no husband, no children.. no family in a war for such a long time.. several generations ago. But I look at this vid on repeat and my tears are burning behind my eyes. The storyline, true 2 all families despite from where you are in the world. That drill sgt really makes an inpact in my soul whit his voice, stance, aura. ❤
All is well dear. Love from Uganda 😊
Love from Canada stay safe and warm, winter is coming
You have a Family, it's Sweden you love and it will love you back.
With respect from heroic Ukraine!
You have to admit, this guy is crazy talented
Yeah, Kiffness ain't bad either, LOL!
Ну ещё бы!
This hits all the right marks as a former United States Marine and Drill Instructor. I’m usually not big on singing cadences, but with your unique extra edge, this one has the hard-hitting twist I can get behind. Absolutely badass!
Thank you for your service Devil Dog, I just got my son home 2 yrs ago he was infantry, ❤
Hoooo rah!!! And semper fi!
As a former soldier whos been to war. Thank you from the bottom of my cold heart. This made me cry and i havent cried in years.
This just hit me just right. And the saying halfway thriugh.....deep af
Thank you so much for your sacrifice. This cadence is very moving.
I feel attacked. Lol. Sitting here trying not to cry. 😅 cadence was always one of my favorite parts of training. And the smell of machine oil and gunpowder.
Thank you for your sacrifice. You are a true inspiration to all
sacrifice? for?@@sarahbroad6548
Same here brother. And I agree, this hit me just right. He definitely did this justice.
I'm a vet and I thought this was brilliant. Outstanding job Kiff. You've made many veterans specifically happy by making this video and expressing how the world can be united with music. I definitely had flashbacks to my basic training days. The drill sergeant and his unit were outstanding too. Thank you again Kiff for recognizing our nation's heroes and making us proud! Please keep doing what you're doing!!
-A thankful veteran
be a soldier... its like to be a pawn in game of greedy hands, they are not fighting as said to protect beloved one if so then they will be defending their homes not an oil rigs or mines in Africa Middle East ect. most of the conflicts it not about race, religion, democracy or like USA call it "We are fighting for Peace" they are cuz of $$
I’m always wondering why veterans are so close to the army, do you guys take care of wounded animals?
@@Peter-nj5mv clever
Was a soldier of Russian Army for 2 years, can say it's very exciting to sing a song with whole company, very uniting feeling
@@firefighter9207 i belive but i just dont like the people join the army like in USA after that they get sent somewhere outside homeland and propaganda wash they mind so they belive they are doing something good for family ect... as i said its easy to manipulate young man full of energy and testosteron to go and kill people with difrent uniforms there is no such a thing as we FIGHT FOR GOOD..
You made all of us veterans and current military personnel happy with this. Can you please do as many cadences as you can.
I agree, there's so many cadences that would be awesome to have turned into songs
Prayers have been answered! Hail the Kiff! Hard work work!
Thank you for your service sir.. 🙏🙏🙏😍
SALUTE ONE!!! From Argentina. Once military, forever military. Proud to serve our countries. Honor and glory to the defense forces. God, family and land.
@@nickbarnes9966 AC130 rolling down the runway?
and that is how a youtube star and artist lands a military ad contract. and it's the best one they ever had
This guy has a military ad contract ? His videos are military ads ?
For military **propaganda** to help the rich get richer, you mean.
@@selenophile5256no he's a South African famous musician. He just likes doing remixes for fun
The drill Sargent walks like he’s the final boss
Because he is.
@@vaserShow no cap
He pretty much is lol
He is
He is the final boss.
Posted this in my family chat (we are a huge family, and FULL of active duty and veterans) and they loved it!!!
Thank you so much!
This sergeant is honest and inspiring and uplifting. He's telling the truth, and I bet his squad really respect and appreciate him. I hope they all get home safe to everything they love.
As a veteran and musician myself, thank you for this dedication. Loved the progression of the song and the detail put into it. Such as the trumpet part being of military importance. Kudos to you and thank you again.
Thank you for your service sir
@@bethneild108 My son was barely a month old when I left for Desert Shield/Desert Storm.
@@holysoldier7485 You believed in terrorists after 9/11?
@@zmtube1 Americans don't need to believe to kill innocents in their homes. They call it democracy
@@АлександрБарсуков-з7фoh, the irony of a Russian saying that... Yep, who needs soldiers to kill innocents, when your leader does it himself, huh?
Man can we get this on Spotify my dad won’t stop playing this and he’s like now this is music. Made me tear up watching hun dance to this.
You can copy the link and download it on yt to mp3 converter
Go check out the new song remix of this it’s called I left my home
This is why YT Music>Spotify
You should encourage your dad to be a man not a murderous slave to corrupt politicians.
@@DieselRamcharger I'd encourage you to put the few braincells you have left to get your head out of your posterior side and put it to good use so that this comment section may be free of your stupidity.
As a retired Drill sergeant… I sure miss calling cadence… 🤣 this guy has a great voice that is clear and loud. Love this cadence. ❤
Quick question drill sargent, there was a cadence many years ago I heard while stationed TDY at Ft Sam Houghsrion. It was a marching cadence, not a running cadence at the core chorus was work work. I have looked for years and scoured you tube with no luck. Mayhap you know the very tune I speak of?-
@@crgaillee Hard Work. That’s the first one that pops in my head… lots of our cadences have work in them but Hard Work repeats Work to say Work Work… I hope that helps! My favorite is Rock Steady 💖
C'mon now, Drill. You can always scare the crap outta the civvies...
Follow people around Walmart, calling cadence.
Just part of the E-4 Mafia myself ('03-07), but from a fellow Soldier, thanks for your service. Drills make it all possible, turning shitbags into Soldiers. Hooah!
@crgaillee th-cam.com/video/5y5yRKhanLQ/w-d-xo.html
This one? Not from the army, but according to naomid.9814's reply and kiffness' video suggestion, this is probably what you are longing to hear, sir. 😆
I wasn't a Drill sergeant, neither was i in the army for that fact, but I still somehow feel like I miss that 😄
Big respect to that sergeant. 🫡
Both my husband and I are veterans, he is a disabled veteran. I love this so much, thank you.
Thank you for your service!
Thank you both for your service...
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you both for your service.
Thank you both for your service!
This whole presentation should be done at Super Bowl Halftime show...
Awesome! My absolute favorite video!
Only a top musician can take a sample as sensitive as this and give it the greatness it deserves. I love this channel.
And consider this, the drill sergeant sang that in tune without any accompaniment, while calling commands and marching.
No need whatsoever for Kiffness to add lyrics like he does for cats.
Not sensitive at all
@@billybob01234567 I think that leaving your family behind to risk your life for an ideal is as sensitive as it can get.
@@sarahbasto6520 I know what you mean. We all came to this channel for the cats, and watching a video where the sample is the opposite in terms of seriousness, rings some alarm. But he's up to the challenge, and did it with mastery and respect. That's precisely the reason for my comment.
Thank you Kiffness! Being a veteran, female, I appreciate you paying us the honor of recording this! I served during the VietNam era, ‘68-‘72 and I still walk let I’m marching with my Flight! ✝️God Bless all military personnel!
I know what you mean! I served in the Air Force from ‘58-60. Not that long but loved every minute. Just turned 84….walk about 2 miles a day and still walk like I did when marching. People have commented on my stature and how I stand straight and tall….owe it to Basic Training!,
Correction…meant posture….
I thank you all veterans who fought for the good caused of this country,! May GOD bless you all!
A new anthem about honor emerges in the midst of a dark and sick world. Thank you Mr Kiffness!
My son is in Airborne training at this very moment. This hits home.
God bless you all who've served. You have our undying thanks and admiration.
Airborne was fun. Got two concussions and because my dad was still in, we got to jump together on my 3rd jump. Amazing memories. Let him know raising his collar helps with the welts from the cords when it slaps your neck when he jumps. 🤓
My condolences
AIRBORNE ALL THE WAY
My pops was Airborne ❤...
Couldn't ask for a song that would put me in a better Friday mood than this.
Good job BOOOOIIIII!
Oh my. The lyrics made me cry.
God Bless our men & women in arms, please protect them all and bring them safely back to their loving families. Thank you all for your service. God Bless America.
Im ex British Army and the US marching songs always intrigued me! This was an amazing mix! thanks from an Vet!
th-cam.com/video/OvLdawL3wHM/w-d-xo.html
Thank You For Your Service Sir 🇬🇧🏴
Better than the army songs you Brits have "I`m a lumberjack and I`m ok" ;-)
@@smuller8988 never heard that one buddy but ok!🤣
@@Jimmyboy1674 xD
I served 8 years active duty army and one of the things I miss most is marching to cadences. If you did 6 hours worth of these I'd listen to them on repeat for a year! So awesome man! Keep making these!!! You earned a subscription for sure!!!
Wow! Thank you for serving!
I swear armies are underated and overheated, like if they won a war against something bad, the government take the praise, if they did something wrong lile killed innocent child, lile in Palestine, Iraq etc, all people hate on them, while they just doing what they're told
@@SunsadChan unfortunately a lot of the time in Afghanistan for example the Taliban exploited that by placing themselves in position around civilians or used child soldiers.
Thank you for your service! God Bless you! 🙏♥️💯🇺🇸🙏♥️💯🇺🇸
Do you listen to the marine rapper?
After 32 years of Army service and recently retiring, hearing this cadence brings me joy remembering being a "new boot!"
Thank you for your service. God bless you! ❤
God bless you THANK YOUUUU for your service God an i love you ❤
❤
I do them in my head when walking sometimes. Gets you in a rhythm. Drill Sgt. Puckett 1990 Ft. Knox could keep us marching for hours. Great DS!
This morning while walking the dog, I heard this exact chant coming from the Training Base up the road from me. Too cool!
"The day I left, my momma cried"
Left my home country and moved to Australia 5 years back, to pursue a better life on my own. this hits on a different level even though im not in the military. Left my home, left my wife and family so that I can support them better. Im pretty sure this song resonates to all the migrant workers/students as well. damn the bloody ninjas around me cutting onion again.
Thank you all the military personnel around the globe who sacrifice literally everything to keep the peace.
Well the song has many facets ; it's how you take it and feel ! It touch us all ; that's what we share !
@@funpetscanada couldnt be said better! Amen to that!
Bless u
I love this track so much. Really great work. But I still have to cry everytime I listen to it. I served for 8 years in the german army and lost a friend in afganistan war. War kills, nothing else guys.
Sorry for your loss brother. My cousin Patrick was killed on his 5th combat deployment to Afghanistan for the US Army as a Army Ranger. They had been out on a combat patrol and heading back to their very very remote COP when the lead vehicle hit an IED and immediately came under heavy small arms fire and RPG fire and they said my cousin was on his 2nd or 3rd run to try and get his buddies out of the lead vehicle that had been completely destroyed from the blast before he was hit and killed before reaching his injured buddy and a ANA Soldier who both survived except for my cousin. His wife just gave birth to his first born child a little girl the day before he made the ultimate sacrifice. He was the 2nd or 3rd person in my family and bloodline that have been killed in the service of our country. But the one thing that my cousin always told us is that “if in-fact I do make the ultimate sacrifice while on a deployment I will die doing what I love and I will die with my boots on and will go out surrounded by the greatest group of the most badass American Warfighters on the planet. So don’t cry for me because I gave my life doing what I loved.” He was the epitome of what a Army Ranger was 110%. His older brother my other cousin who was also a Ranger with multiple combat deployments all over the world. He was a Ranger first and then he kept climbing the SF Ladder. But again man I’m sorry for the loss of your brother who made the ultimate sacrifice for the people of y’all’s country! Thank You for your service and thank you for your friends service and may he forever Rest In Peace. 🇺🇸🇩🇪🇺🇸🇩🇪
Im sorry
Mein Beileid! Alles Gute aus Lübeck!
Thank you for your service sir.
Ach nicht Weinen, dein Kamerad ist gefallen damit dort Frieden einkehrt Terror bekämpft wird und Demokratie ja sogar Frauenrechte solls da nun geben.
Finally. Something worth watching on YT.
As a vet , this brought on a ton of emotional feelings, sadness, patriotic, good vibes, loss, happyness, I miss my time in the army even tho at times we all hated it lol but you will never make a more better brother and sister than in the army, one you will happily take a round for, well done kiff this is better than CPT jack if you know you know
That's a subliminal descreption brother, i've once served for the belgian army.. this ds vibe connects everyone in the Platoon.. his vocals are 90% soul!!!
You're so damn right bro!
Well said. I miss the life too. And it sucks that I am getting older and cannot go back. I almost cried to this
@@4lds84 I can go back... but... it will never be the same.
Same.
The trumpet is the instrument which brought the goosebumps
Yesss
In the Bhagavad Gita, the conch shell is blown just before the war- its reverberation can place you in that 'dichotomy' if you know the meaning of the finality of 'laying down your life'. But the way this trumpet was played- anyone can now relate- without even needing to understand the historical and religious significance of such a sound.
@@niroshangovinder4042😊
The goosebumps came way before the trumpet for real...
I swear to God I listen to this regularly and unironically. It's criminally good
nothing wrong with that
Yes ! Criminally good, perfectly put!!!
At least twice a week
twice a day here, this shit is uplifting af
This song has so much meaning . Thank you Kiffness for putting this together . Makes me proud to be a daughter of a man who was an army medic , to take care of the wounded and the lost . A big thank you to the SGT. that did the lyrics with his platoon , you guys were great , and thank you for your service . God bless .
Showed this to my parents, who are both veterans from the Army, and it brought them into some emotional memories.
They also said thanks to you for making the cadence into a more glorious one.
I was an Army brat. "Leaving my son playing in the yard" made me tear up thinking about the times my dad had to leave me and my brothers. 😢
Oh, thank you for your service!!!
Air Force brat here. So many memories like that growing up. 💚
@@scholbe 💚
I hope the drill Sargent and his platoon see this video...they'll surly be proud of the justice they all fought for.
He has seen it! He's married to an acquaintance of mine!
@@TheAmyExperience aaaand? what did he say? what did he think of the video/remix?
@@sweetcellvids he thought it was pretty cool. :
What justice did they fight for?
@@notsoscaryterry2321 Justice for the people of Afghanistan.
OMG this lil baby brought me to tears! It was the cutest thing ever. He made me believe everything’s gonna be all right. This little face was just so reassuring and smiles so bright I loved it.
The Drill Sgt could carry a tune, and the producer just took it to another level
From a retired Soldier I want to thank you for bringing back those memories but with such a killer beat. Thank you my friend..! If the Army doesn't pick up this tune for recruiting then I don't know what else to say.
The trumpet was genius... That's what sets you apart from other remixers. This song is really something special
check out Meute they also have songs in the same vibe with trumpets.
dat message
I'm an Indian-American and I'm 18 years old and my elder brother served in the US Army special forces ... He was martyred during an ambush attack in Afghanistan , but he saved his comrades or brothers in uniform as they say in army ... he was 22 ... He used to tell me that Bro The American flag doesn't fly high because of wind , but it fly high on the last breath of all the fallen heroes of our country so always respect our country and the people who sacrificed their life for it , i still remember those lines clear as day
I was 11 when this happened , I still haven't recovered since that day depression and many more things
but I've decided to join US army too to continue his legacy .... God bless our fallen heroes and our country
Parabéns não pare,continue com todos os seus esforços.
In all honor to your brother but: He served the ocupator and mass murderer who ethnically cleansed you Indiana. Your brother went for these people to subjugate and decimate other countries and nations.
I know you are all indoctrinated in the USA from kindergarten on, just turn on your brains for a short time and think about what your government is doing to you and then to the rest of the world with a few multimilioners
Pls BIG BROTHER I want to ask U if it's possible to sign a song for the FOLING RECES HEROES in MONZANVIK + RHODESIA + NAMIBIA + ANGOLA.
My heart goes out to you and your brother ,You have suffered so much ,may you find peace ,you deserve it
@@MaryMary-e3q Thank you brother
I'm sure I'm NOT the only one writing and scrolling through the comments whilst playing this beautiful music in a loop .. It's just too good to see how many people has touched this masterpiece!
~ Well done Sir .. You are very talented and you have earned a new fan!
You. Are. Not. Alone.
This made me cry
Hello...been doing the same 🤗
It takes a special kind of people to sing those lyrics with that fervor. Mad respect.
I didn't expect it to take a dark turn. Respect to those soldiers.
Props to the Drill Sergeant too for being this musically talented. Best cadence I’ve heard so far. Plus your looping skills…bruh. Awesomeness
I have mad respect to Drill Sergeants. I watched my buddy on the Trail, on his days off, to practice candaces for the next cycle. 3 years, and this mix still brings chills. 🔥
Kiffness for 2021 artiste of the year! Give him the grammy already
I retired from the US Army back in 1992. Best Cadence I've Ever Heard!
Yeah every one in the army has to do this one once in awhile lol it's way too epic not to.
Thank you for your service
Thanks for your Service, Sir. 👍🏻
@@CJDaniLeo what service? Are you aware of the war crimes america is committing? Ever thought just once why ur country is invading other countries for decades? Or are you still asleep?
Ur a war criminal and you will go down in the history books as one
Hearing this in song form made me want to cry. It makes you realize how much military men and women sacrifice to protect their country. Much love and respect 💝🙏🏽🌹
I listened to this song many times, it’s blow my mind every time,it’s genius!!! Thank u , Kiffness, I subscribed and sent to all my family except my 13 yo grandson because I am afraid he would like to go to military right away. 👍👍❤️🇺🇸💙
I had a drill at Ft Knox that was God placed on this earth to call cadence...I swear. A hard, raspy toned older black man, Sergeant First Class pushing retirement, a "Hell on Wheels" Dessert Storm tanker...that had more tank kills under his belt than most people alive today combined. The dude sung his cadence in perfect step, and with the soul of his service and hardships. One of the best people I have ever met in my 33 years alive on this earth. Stuff like this digs those memories up in us...thanks for that. Not much makes us smile.
Makes me wish I was back in basic.
Same cheers boys
I was at Ft Knox and I had Drill SGT Booth a 6'3" country boy and he was tought as hell
It saddens me that The School of Hard Knox isn’t a basic training locale any longer.
@@numerouno5891 What year you go through? Booth was a drill when I went through in 07'...just diff company.
This hit me really hard. I loved the amalgamation of the instrumentation with the metronomic cadence of the drill sergeant. Coupled with the brutally honest lyrics, which forced me to imagine what the young soldiers were thinking, created a dichotomy that held my emotional attention.
Yeah, the lyrics are jarring on purpose. They have to get these young recruits used to the brutal realities of Army life and war (including their own mortality) from the get go.
Yeah, you can start acting like an infantryman after you accept the fact that you are already dead. You no longer fear death, for you are already dead, you will stay calm under pressure, you will do your job quickly, and efficiently, these cadences are among the first steps a troop takes down the road to becoming a killer, which is exactly what the fundamental job of soldiering is.
That part of the trumpet is beautiful, the way you incorporate that, into the mix is incredible 👏 🙌
I gree
It’s a rendition of The Last Post. A bugle call typically played in remembrance of fallen service men and women.
Beautiful 🙇♀️ 🙏 🤲 RESPECT 🇺🇦 🙏
Couldn't agree more
I can close my eyes and see the soldiers fighting at war just by hearing this trumpet play. Amazing add on.
Please do more of these sir, please this was awesome.. gave me goosebumps and made
Me shed a tear
Ladies and gentleman, this is what it looks like when you are a MASTER of your craft. ❤️
You have nice 🐈
@@Judosaper thank you 👍🏻
The trumpet was so haunting. It brought me chills and a profound understanding of what sacrifice these warriors give.
The trumpet plays the minor chord version of the South African assembly call
Sacrifice? Warriors? You mean war criminals? They’ve been doing nothing but committing war crimes since the dawn of existence
@@tedhubertcrusio372 and the first notes of the Last Post.
As a military veteran, this video is absolutely EPIC and HIGHLY motivating!!!!!! VERY, VERY WELL DONE!!!!!!!!!
I feel you brother. Thanks you for your service
ty sir
Thanks for the song too👍👍👍
This dude just oozes talent. I doff my cap sir. Thanks for all the QUALITY jams! Legend
that trumpet is the icing in this wonderful cake
You can hear that the Sergeant is pretty much on time with his vocals, perfect precision.
Beat is timed with the left foot, same as command orders (watch as he commands the platoon to turn left. Preemptive command, then execute command, both given on the left foot). Always
This one went right through my heart with happy and sad feelings at the same time. Mr. Kiffness, thank you for your part in trying to make to world a happier place. You are part of my daily happiness nowadays. ❤
I am hypnotized by this video. The singer’s walk is so right and his voice remind me of Paul Robeson who I heard in my childhood in USSR.. I was also hypnotized by his voice. ❤️👍👍🇺🇸💙💙💙
Check out Paul Robeson's connect to Rutgers University. You will love.
Hey man, big fan. You might not see this but I literally pulled over on the side of the road to write this.
This song made me remember all my buddies in my first platoon when I got to my infantry unit. It made me miss my guys, some of whom ive lost contact with. Anywho, this song really hit me and I apprciate it so much. It makes me remember how much I DID NOT KNOW what I was getting into, and experiencing it all first hand with the man to your left and right.
The echoing makes me picture my guys and I starting a long march down a tunnel, not knowong what our 4 years would bring us.
Stone, Miller, Yee, Ngo, Martinez, Beatty And the rest of you guys, miss all of you guys.
🙏🏼❤️
👍Balletoni, Snell, Dutchie, Bolton, Papenfuss, Potties...
Salute from FUN Pets Canada !
these names at the end... sound like the names from some typical army movie.
Always someone who's a latino, and the other ones.... kinda seems like a good writing prompt for a book hah
@ Nick, God bless you
Can we appreciate how good that sergeant sings?
No kidding. He's great!
I was never a soldier, but this song is so moving and powerful it makes me cry.
Same
You mean you were never a soldier..., in this lifetime. This journey for you it wasn't part of where you need to be, but it doesn't mean you never were.
same
i wish there was the same respect to our army as well
no crying in the army
Only tears Kiffness. Can’t explain.
To those of us who have lost people in the military, may their souls rest in perfect peace and may God grant us app the fortitude to continue to bear the loss. Great one Lord Kifness
I was in AIT when I first heard this cadence. At first I was pumped up, and as we continue marching I had to hold back my tears. Couldn’t stop thinking of my wife and 2 kids back home.
I’m in AIT right now. Love this cadence. I don’t have a wife or kids but this one pumps me every time.
you are a good man
Que triste, não deve ter sido fácil !!
@@JeriahMiller Damn bro, you got to use internet while in AIT? I was happy I got to watch MTV on guard duty if anything. Hooah for life tho.
@@skillz4realz1 What's MTV lol? That must have been a while ago. We're allowed to have smartphones. but only in our rooms or on weekends
I'm in tears. This was my favorite cadence when I was in and this was the best rendition of it I have ever heard. Thank you.
welcome
HaHaHa 🤣 What a joke!!! Thanks for your serve-less!!!
@@JE-ed6te wut?
@lord tachanka - women in the military have no foundation for feeling any emotions related to actually “serving” in the military. Their presence is unnecessary, their insistence on inequality of responsibility, inequality of physical fitness requirements, and most importantly inequality of disciplinary action makes them a tax burden and quite frankly an ally of the enemy! Their existence is based on a combination of pc woke ideology, manipulative daughters of commanding officers, and male se*ual Amazon battleb*-ch fantasy. Most woke civilians have zero understanding of exactly how deplorably and dishonorably these femwarriors actually behave!! They would make veteran New York prostitutes blush! I speak from first hand experience. GI Jane b*lls*#t!!!
I agree with you!
I joined the Army in 1996 and retired in 2022... This video made me smile from ear to ear.
This gotta be the best one🔥🔥🔥
I agree! It gives me the shivers
😀
Definitively 👍🏻
The quote makes.me.cry. im so pissed
@@soulflame799l loolllq)
This is hands down one of your finest ones yet.
It practically made itself :D
This guy's message hits the heart if you really listen to it. His mama cried, his wife cried, his son cried, and by the sounds of it, deep down, he wants to cry too.
The shame of it all is that this cadence has been replaced by an 'all inclusive" version " I left my spouse" "I left my child"
Wow all I can say is wow! This literally put chills on me. You have so much talent. You deserve billions of views and so does the drill sergeant and everyone in the video . Wow❤
The Kiffness, as a veteran, I would give you a million thumbs up if I could.
🙏🏼❤️
We are trying to thumbs-up a few in this one th-cam.com/video/Xwp-EB3yZ_8/w-d-xo.html
7 rgt bersaglieri. October 1998. Kosovo war. Kukes camp. Cheers form Italy.
@@pfranchini1973 bersaglieri? Isn't that the regiment with the large feathered hats (at least for the more representative uniform) and the band playing music not only while marching, but running?
Seriously though, that sergeant is good on his own too. I swear a good portion of sergeants are secret song writers. We need an album of all the kiffness remixes of sergeant songs.
don't know about them being writers, but this is textbook-level blues.
They're called cadences. Most of them, including this one, are very old and usually derive from the soldiers themselves, hence why all DS's know like a hundred of them and kill it when they lead.
I've never known a drill sergeant who's written his own cadence
@@courtlandsimkins3957 My grandpa used to talk about the Vietnam era ones.... " your shoes are loose your pants are tight your nuts are swingin from left to right one two tree four" and i heard that again in 2013 on a Marine base.... so makes sense
@@courtlandsimkins3957 Does not knowing one mean there is none?
This came out when my son was in the middle of MARINE boot camp. Not sure if it was the lyrics and/or the way it was put together. Either way it deeply moved me and it brought my wife to tears. Thank you for this rendition.
I believe you. I feel the song, and i have no one fighting. Its the truth of the lyrics
Thank you for your service!!! It made me pretty emotional as well thinking of everything you all give up and the ones that miss you guys so much everyday! You guys are true heroes! God bless you and yours and God bless America!!
My thoughts and my strength to your family. My your son be everything he can be in the blessed Marine core and come home to you safely with honor.
So awesome ❤❤❤