theory: The going underwater deafened proves that wojak has an enhanced radio built inside of his head that blasts music and he cant control it, but he knows it happens every time theres a massacre
When I went on holiday to Normandy I went to every beach, and I decided that I'd sprint from the water at low tide all the way up to the beach sea wall, (Omaha, sword and gold) or sand dunes (Juno and Utah). All took at least 1 minute 20 seconds with Omaha. Being the worse at 2 minutes and 2 seconds. Now I'm in fairly decent shape running with no equipment and running on hard sand in my beach shorts. Now imagine what these men had to do under fire, being sea sick, weighed down with equipment and even after they reach the end of the defenses they have to blow open the wire with backlogged equipment, clear bunkers (there were still alot) get up steep hills on Omaha, before they'd be finally done.
I remember seeing a video of someone talking about it and he’s a massive WW2 WW1 historian and he said it took something like 3 hours to finally take it only because the Germans were running low on ammo
+ Romans 10:9-10 "That if you confess with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved." Amen 🙏!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The man in Luke 16:24 cries: ". . .I am tormented in this FLAME." In Matthew 13:42, Jesus says: "And shall cast them into a FURNACE OF FIRE: there shall be wailing and gnashing of teeth." In Matthew 25:41, Jesus says: "Depart from me, ye cursed, into everlasting FIRE,. . ." Revelation 20:15 says, " And whosoever was not found written in the book of life was cast into the LAKE OF FIRE." And please repent of all of your sins and be baptized by the Holy Spirit before it is too late, you will never know when the time will come 🙏!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Amen 🙏!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
According to my grandmother, my great grandfather served as a sergeant during the D-Day invasions, I believe he was part of the 2nd wave of boats specifically. But when he was asked what kept him going, he said and I quote, "I wasn't thinking bout the bullets, no I was so scared that I didn't pay no mind. I was more worried about my friends, they were dying around me. I just kept going. Got to the bunkers, moved on. Had to drag Tim halfway up that beach, didn't help none he was bleeding like a stuck pig. But him making it was a bright spot in all that hell."
Hero's now: *protesting for liberty's already there* Hero's then: aight going to storm a beach that goes to deep to shore extremely quick and dodge machinegun fire, there is no cover and capture a village all before 7:30
@@williamsherman1942 Teddy is one of those Progressive Era boys I think wouldn't appreciate where things have have and stand side by side with Washington in stacking bodies. Ed: whoops, this isn't one of the political vids, my b, guys, just ignore me
@@keithsimonh I kinda agree with you, Teddy was a true red blooded American. Those types of presidents we will never have again, what i am talking btw is his younger brother joining dday (He was also a veteran) i can’t remember his name but he used a cane and actually got onto the battlefield lol.
Insane to think about the scale of this war, apparently especially in D-Day. What boggles my mind more is that we'll probably end up topping it, as our populations are bigger, technology has gotten more advanced, and war is inevitable anyways.
A modern war isn't fought with mass mobilization and invasions like this. It's either overwhelming bombardment, or guerrilla warfare. Or, you know, nuclear annihilation.
@@NavidIsANoob I’m not to sure about a Nuclear War. Even though a lot of countries could, I doubt any will have the balls to nuke one. Because if one launches a few missiles, you bet that if their target finds out, they will launch everything they have at them in retaliation.
These are absolute quality and they suprise me every time with how good they are. I think you should do 'the British grenadiers' but you're in Lexington watching the start of the revolutionary war
You know what's really sick in this video. You first hear impacts and only a few moments later you can hear the gun shots. The attention to detail is astonishing.
The Star spangled banner but your machine gun position is holding the Germans off while the rest of your Company retreats during the Battle of the Bulge.
@@user-tm8jt2py3d it's kooky and it works, I'd queue up a nutty playlist OF these tracks by Feels and march them in over an unused airwave on my radio or something stupid
My grandpa served in D Day and was on one of the first landing craft to hit the beach, by gods will he survived and survived all the way along to watch the battle of Berlin from a hill, god rest his soul at 106 this year
My great great grandpa stormed those beaches. My grandma would tell me that he was always a gentle caring man but coming back from that war left him on edge at all times. I can only imagine the horrors he witnessed on that beach that day.
On this fateful day, In June 6 1944... American troops of the 1st, 29th and the 4th Infantry Division have landed and stormed the shores of Omaha and Utah beach in Normandy. With a number of casualties estimated by 10,000 for Allied troops, It was at this point, the largest and deadliest seaborne invasion in history.
@@eden7622 Vishnu... trying to impress upon the prince... that he should do his duty, ... takes up his... multi-armed form and says, Now I am become death, destroyer of worlds
My great grandfather on my mothers side landed on Normandy as a combat engineer. he told my dad a story when my parents were dating. He was dug in on the beach and his buddy stuck his head up. seeing the tracers, his buddy exclaimed “oh my god it’s like the forth of July!” while my great grandfather yelled at him to keep his head down. A second later he took a German rifle round straight through the helmet. My great grandfather died of old age when I was just a kid but I’ll never forget the stories that have been passed down. and I can never be more grateful for my father sitting down and hearing his stories when no one else would.
Had goosebumps throughout the entire video and at one point, nearly shed tears. God bless those brave men and thank you for helping their story live on.
You know, it's fascinating to think of the actual Army Band storming the beach. It gets really just surreal when that insanely difficult piccolo solo comes in, and they nailed it under heavy fire flawlessly. Just an amusing notion and an amazing vid. Thanks.
It almost be funny how well the gunfire lines up with the beat of the song if the circumstances it’s being played over weren’t so grim. I just imagine a soldier left a radio in a landing craft and it played this song through the chaos
'Rumba azul' but an engine failure causes your Bf-109 to crash in Egypt. 'Drum bun' but the captain ordered another bayonet charge on the soviet trenches at Odessa.
The fact that this whole operation could’ve been so much worse it’s kinda spooky. The Germans were only less fortified because Adolf thought it was a completely different beach I believe the general like a renowned German general also left for his birthday the day before and he also stopped certain things being made because he thought nothing was going happen as well it would’ve been very difficult to keep secret for over a year. There’s a lot more factors that could’ve made this a lot worse but I kinda forgot em
Operation fortitude saved our asses at d-day. Operation fortitude was a decoy setup to like an invasion of Norway which helped redirect forces away from France.
Definitely the most determinant nation on the allied forces, half the world would be speaking German if it wasn't for them, not necessarily for its army but for their resources and godly generals.
Oh man i love the use of the audio from saving private ryan, call of duty ww2, as well as medal of honor frontline and medal of honor allied assault and even the first medal of honor game.
Eighty years ago this year, the second western front was opened, as the west joined the Soviets in destroying the ultimate tyranny in Europe. I can only imagine the fear these men and women fighting for freedom and humanity felt across all fronts of this war.
It must have Ben terrifying running with heavy gear avoiding machine gun fire with sand slowing you down the way to survive was going forward staying back would be certain death
Pov: you're an American Soldier, cowering in an artillery crater due to several bullet wounds, bleeding to death, your mate's dead corpse & your rifle beside you being the only company
theory: The going underwater deafened proves that wojak has an enhanced radio built inside of his head that blasts music and he cant control it, but he knows it happens every time theres a massacre
Sometimes I play with my willy and the white stuff comes out
@@TippyHippy same
@@TippyHippy 😱
@@TippyHippy same
like a historical deadpool
When I went on holiday to Normandy I went to every beach, and I decided that I'd sprint from the water at low tide all the way up to the beach sea wall, (Omaha, sword and gold) or sand dunes (Juno and Utah). All took at least 1 minute 20 seconds with Omaha. Being the worse at 2 minutes and 2 seconds. Now I'm in fairly decent shape running with no equipment and running on hard sand in my beach shorts. Now imagine what these men had to do under fire, being sea sick, weighed down with equipment and even after they reach the end of the defenses they have to blow open the wire with backlogged equipment, clear bunkers (there were still alot) get up steep hills on Omaha, before they'd be finally done.
I remember seeing a video of someone talking about it and he’s a massive WW2 WW1 historian and he said it took something like 3 hours to finally take it only because the Germans were running low on ammo
Don't forget the crap ton of bullets flying and trying not to get hit.
+ Romans 10:9-10 "That if you confess with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved." Amen 🙏!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The man in Luke 16:24 cries: ". . .I am tormented in this FLAME."
In Matthew 13:42, Jesus says: "And shall cast them into a FURNACE OF FIRE: there shall be wailing and gnashing of teeth."
In Matthew 25:41, Jesus says: "Depart from me, ye cursed, into everlasting FIRE,. . ."
Revelation 20:15 says, " And whosoever was not found written in the book of life was cast into the LAKE OF FIRE." And please repent of all of your sins and be baptized by the Holy Spirit before it is too late, you will never know when the time will come 🙏!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Amen 🙏!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@reclusiarchgrimaldus1269 amen
all right after high school… these young men paid the ultimate sacrifice.
Marine hymn over the landing at Iwo Jima would be a good one
Oh yeah that's planned for sure, not for a while though because the sounds would be mostly the same as this one, space out similar videos ya know?
@@HistoryFeels word. I’ll stay tuned
@@HistoryFeels would you mind doing something about the ammunition hill or sabra and shatila?
As a marine this would make me rock hard and go on a 5 mile Ruck run in the mountains
@@gamingkingdom1146 6 Day war is really something I need to research, thanks for the idea!
According to my grandmother, my great grandfather served as a sergeant during the D-Day invasions, I believe he was part of the 2nd wave of boats specifically. But when he was asked what kept him going, he said and I quote, "I wasn't thinking bout the bullets, no I was so scared that I didn't pay no mind. I was more worried about my friends, they were dying around me. I just kept going. Got to the bunkers, moved on. Had to drag Tim halfway up that beach, didn't help none he was bleeding like a stuck pig. But him making it was a bright spot in all that hell."
Keep his memory alive man, someone that great deserves to be remembered
W great grandfather
Gigachad Grandpa
Based grandpa
Hero's now: *protesting for liberty's already there*
Hero's then: aight going to storm a beach that goes to deep to shore extremely quick and dodge machinegun fire, there is no cover and capture a village all before 7:30
if only there was a US military band at d-day they would have +10% movement speed
7% morale boost too
They did have Jack Churchill though.
@@keithsimonh We had Roosevelt’s younger brother (Not FDR, the older president)
@@williamsherman1942 Teddy is one of those Progressive Era boys I think wouldn't appreciate where things have have and stand side by side with Washington in stacking bodies.
Ed: whoops, this isn't one of the political vids, my b, guys, just ignore me
@@keithsimonh I kinda agree with you, Teddy was a true red blooded American. Those types of presidents we will never have again, what i am talking btw is his younger brother joining dday (He was also a veteran) i can’t remember his name but he used a cane and actually got onto the battlefield lol.
The way you blended cod ww2’s landing and Saving Private Ryan’s landing is amazing, it goes together so good
I figured it out from the "MAMA, MAMA"
Its battlefield 1s soldier panic voicelines.
@@Johmnn its a mix of all three
"Get your head down and keep moving!" - Lt. Turner
I hear Tom Hanks
Love the Saving Private Ryan samples. I'd recognize that "mama!" And "dont look at it!" anywhere
Also call of duty WW2
Insane to think about the scale of this war, apparently especially in D-Day.
What boggles my mind more is that we'll probably end up topping it, as our populations are bigger, technology has gotten more advanced, and war is inevitable anyways.
The precision of modern weapons is utterly terrifying, brit mobile arty can drop 250KG of HE in ten seconds computer assisted. Absolutely insane
A modern war isn't fought with mass mobilization and invasions like this. It's either overwhelming bombardment, or guerrilla warfare. Or, you know, nuclear annihilation.
We are living the fifth-generation warfare my friend, be awere
@@NavidIsANoob I’m not to sure about a Nuclear War. Even though a lot of countries could, I doubt any will have the balls to nuke one. Because if one launches a few missiles, you bet that if their target finds out, they will launch everything they have at them in retaliation.
@@SamPaste928 Basically Fallout?
These are absolute quality and they suprise me every time with how good they are. I think you should do 'the British grenadiers' but you're in Lexington watching the start of the revolutionary war
Yankee doodle dandy but you just crossed the Delaware and are ambushing the Germans.
Free Americay but it’s the Hottest day of the Revolution.
Scotland Forever but you (the 92nd Regt.) are advancing on the french at the battle of waterloo
You know what's really sick in this video. You first hear impacts and only a few moments later you can hear the gun shots. The attention to detail is astonishing.
The Star spangled banner but your machine gun position is holding the Germans off while the rest of your Company retreats during the Battle of the Bulge.
Need
Screaming eagles by sabaton would be perfect for this.
Yea
I don't know why I love those videos as much as I do
@@user-tm8jt2py3d That's a very interesting way to look at it
@@user-tm8jt2py3d That's exactly the mood I'm aiming for
@@HistoryFeels hits me right in my jungian duality...
@@user-tm8jt2py3d it's kooky and it works, I'd queue up a nutty playlist OF these tracks by Feels and march them in over an unused airwave on my radio or something stupid
"It's All Over But The Crying", but you're a Coalition soldier patrolling along the Highway Of Death
My grandpa served in D Day and was on one of the first landing craft to hit the beach, by gods will he survived and survived all the way along to watch the battle of Berlin from a hill, god rest his soul at 106 this year
He lived a long prosperous life...My condolences and respects.
My great great grandpa stormed those beaches. My grandma would tell me that he was always a gentle caring man but coming back from that war left him on edge at all times. I can only imagine the horrors he witnessed on that beach that day.
On this fateful day, In June 6 1944...
American troops of the 1st, 29th and the 4th Infantry Division have landed and stormed the shores of Omaha and Utah beach in Normandy. With a number of casualties estimated by 10,000 for Allied troops, It was at this point, the largest and deadliest seaborne invasion in history.
Hits different today
Just imagine the carnage if we invaded the Japanese home islands
"we've rattled the hornet's nest"
"better kill all the fucking hornets then"
No i prefer not
Luckily the Manhattan project prevented that
@@eden7622 Vishnu... trying to impress upon the prince... that he should do his duty, ... takes up his... multi-armed form and says,
Now I am become death, destroyer of worlds
nukes everywhere coming from both sides
"I've stopped the bleeding!" *closes eyes and jolts head perfectly to tink of bullet hitting the helm*
do one where hes in stalingrad listening to bladee
I think you got me covered on that one!
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Hi
My great grandfather on my mothers side landed on Normandy as a combat engineer.
he told my dad a story when my parents were dating.
He was dug in on the beach and his buddy stuck his head up. seeing the tracers, his buddy exclaimed “oh my god it’s like the forth of July!” while my great grandfather yelled at him to keep his head down. A second later he took a German rifle round straight through the helmet.
My great grandfather died of old age when I was just a kid but I’ll never forget the stories that have been passed down. and I can never be more grateful for my father sitting down and hearing his stories when no one else would.
Grandpa: Ah the memerios
Me: Grandpa we are german
Grandpa: Did I stutter
"At least my Grandkids are gonna get some neat Videogames about this!"
‘Yuki no shingun’ but it’s exactly how the song goes.
My great grandpa was one of the first waves of D-Day. Lucky bastard survived to live the tale.
Based gigachad grandpa
The uplifting lighthearted music of American patriotism vs what being a real American patriot means
American patriotism is storming a French beach to defeat Germans?
Had goosebumps throughout the entire video and at one point, nearly shed tears. God bless those brave men and thank you for helping their story live on.
You know, it's fascinating to think of the actual Army Band storming the beach. It gets really just surreal when that insanely difficult piccolo solo comes in, and they nailed it under heavy fire flawlessly. Just an amusing notion and an amazing vid. Thanks.
I love how you reused some of the voice lines, as if the wojak was with his platoon. Excellent, keep making these.
Somewhere, you can hear Heinrich Severloh doing the lords work.
hans: you can definitely shoot up to 10 people
heinrich: grab my beer and watch
doble clay three thirds
head start sound effects:
Fortunately we beat the nazis
I just love the audio mix from Saving Private Ryan and CoD: WW2.
Great that Private Ryan's Captain and his team is with us.
"Use the banger I'll cover you!" Okay zussman!
This was very cool to listen to! that one audio prompt of zussman gave me so many cod ww2 memories :)
This channel makes panic laugh every time I tune in... And then I'm the thousand-yard-stare, dark feel in the corner for the rest of the evening
It almost be funny how well the gunfire lines up with the beat of the song if the circumstances it’s being played over weren’t so grim. I just imagine a soldier left a radio in a landing craft and it played this song through the chaos
You've got to do one about a British soldier during the Burma campaign!
unfair war
I'm glad this was the idea you told me about my friend. I feel the vibes, keep the good work.
Gotta love that Saving Private Ryan background
Hearing the *ping* of garand clips with stars and stripes in the backgound is the most american thing I have ever experienced
imagine how this would sound like if he added Medal Of Honor: Allied Assault and Company Of Heroes sound effects
'Rumba azul' but an engine failure causes your Bf-109 to crash in Egypt.
'Drum bun' but the captain ordered another bayonet charge on the soviet trenches at Odessa.
Private ryan sound effects, LOVE IT!
Idea: Union Dixie but you are a Union soldier fighting at Shiloh
No
The charge at the end gives me chills everytime. Love this one!
‘Love will tear us apart again’ - Joy Division as the Argies converge on your position in port Stanley
The fact that this whole operation could’ve been so much worse it’s kinda spooky. The Germans were only less fortified because Adolf thought it was a completely different beach I believe the general like a renowned German general also left for his birthday the day before and he also stopped certain things being made because he thought nothing was going happen as well it would’ve been very difficult to keep secret for over a year. There’s a lot more factors that could’ve made this a lot worse but I kinda forgot em
The general was rommel and he left for his wife's birthday
@@dutchking9440 yeah that’s him I haven’t really touched up on D Day for a few months. Cheers for the correction though
@@IQXLYI lol no problem
yea, and im pretty sure that there were panzer division ready but only Adolf could command them so they had to wait till he woke up
Operation fortitude saved our asses at d-day. Operation fortitude was a decoy setup to like an invasion of Norway which helped redirect forces away from France.
Truly chilling video. Good job...
I can't even imagine being there, thanks you damn legends.
"Hurrah for the flag of the free may it wave as our standard forever"
My great grandfather, landed there with the 4th...
Now this is a certified hood classic.
also this is my favorite American march, it's so good
Amazing use of “Saving Private Ryan” audio, good work as always.
Estonian forestbrother songs, but it's a cold winter in the woods and a red patrol is searching you and your comrades.
3:07 truly sounds like a charge
saving private Ryan D-day scene chatter in the backround-
The M1 Garand Pings are so satisfying
I think I can hear some Battlefield 1 American Stress sounds
Surely there is nothing more terrifying than running head-first into machine gun fire
I've just found your channel, awesome work my friend!
Thanks man! Glad you enjoy
Men of Harlech but the zulus are charging Rorke’s drift and your martini Henry has jammed
*I R E G R E T N O T H I N G.*
This is almost exactly what imagine when hearing this music
RIP to all those great fighters of Liberty and freedom LONG LIVE THE USA 🇺🇸
"The Americans did nothing during the war"
never heard that before
@@most_red Tankies say it all the time
Definitely the most determinant nation on the allied forces, half the world would be speaking German if it wasn't for them, not necessarily for its army but for their resources and godly generals.
Hallelujah, long live the free world. 🇺🇸🇬🇧 🇨🇦 🇦🇺
"fischia il vento" but you're about to ambush a german convoy in Via Rasella (or simply Rome)
Ho consigliato una cosa simile nel server!
Better bella ciao
@@fiore74rga Someone said to me before that Italians hate Bella Ciao, is that true?
@@fiore74rga it's a really good song,but sometimes Is good to change
@@HistoryFeels
What? Who?
Hey man, truly love your videos man, keep on going!
Oh and, do you make these Uniforms by yourself?
Yep sure do! Glad you enjoyed it
"beach ambience for nighttime sleeping"
Star Spangled Baner but you are a doctor defending your position to the death to ensure your patients safely escape
"WE STOPED THE BLEEDING! WE STOPPED THE BLEEDING!" **doink**
Oh man i love the use of the audio from saving private ryan, call of duty ww2, as well as medal of honor frontline and medal of honor allied assault and even the first medal of honor game.
Men's souls will be shaken by the violences of war
Some of this audio is from Saving Private Ryan! I’m not sure how much but the “mama! Mamaaaa!” froze me. Good stuff bro!
go back in time give every soldier a walkman with a cassette tape of Stars and Stripes and tell them to listen to it while storming the beach
this gave me chills
Here's to you, lads. Rest easy
“Come Out Yee Black and Tans” but your a part of the Irish UN force at Jadotville
Tom hanks, the greatest hero of ww2
Another great job by Mr, HistoryFeels. And I am REALLY Greatful that your channel grows so fast. Salute!
Yay, another HistoryFeels Video!
Your channel inspired me to create my own, so I want to thank you again and just say I love your content!
That's awesome! Good luck for the channel!
@@HistoryFeels Cheers!
“KEEP CALM, THINK FAST, USE YOUR HEAD, AND *GET THE FUCK OFF THE BEACH!”*
Eighty years ago this year, the second western front was opened, as the west joined the Soviets in destroying the ultimate tyranny in Europe. I can only imagine the fear these men and women fighting for freedom and humanity felt across all fronts of this war.
It must have Ben terrifying running with heavy gear avoiding machine gun fire with sand slowing you down the way to survive was going forward staying back would be certain death
3:00
Our boys get off the beach
These are so damn beautiful lmfao I love how it’s just audio from cod ww2
And saving private ryan
bro i heard zussmans voice and my eyes widened lol
edit: garand ping
No doubt in my mind those men knew majority of them would die but keep going because they knew it was the right thing to do
May the rest in heaven
i love the use of the audio from both saving private Ryan and call of duty ww2.
I like how you mixed the audio with cod WWII and Saving Private Ryan and battlefield 1
My great grandfather landed there with the 4th Infantry. He fought through Europe and made it home. He then did one tour of Korea
the saving privite ryan sfx in the backround
When I heard the start, I instantly thought of the Mandela catalog. Yes, the analog horror.
POV: you are listening to the enclave radio while fighting 10 raiders, 16 super mutants, and 9 mole rats.
Mobb Deep Survival of the Fittest, but you're hustling on a corner in 90s New York
The Flying Hellfish with Burnsy
80 Years ago
When I saw I was 2:47 into the video I just said to myself, just a minute left of terror
Pov: you're an American Soldier, cowering in an artillery crater due to several bullet wounds, bleeding to death, your mate's dead corpse & your rifle beside you being the only company
Say what ever the hell you want about the us, uk or any of the Allie’s and their leaders, but you can’t deny that they saved the free world
Suggestion: Erika, but your defending Omaha Beach
Le Ilaha Llallah but you’re a Chechen fighter ambushing a Russian brigade
Oh my gosh this gives it a different, more haunting meaning
Here before this gets bigger than Fallujah