Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag Freedom Cry - United (Track 16)
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
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this is for sure in the top 10 songs from this franchise.
Sorry. I think you mean top 5
This entire soundtrack is top 3.
Let's just say that the assassin's creed american games soundtrack were too dope, from ac3, ac4, ac4 freedom cry and rogue, the one time i can truly say to ubisoft, thank you
top 2 more like, second only to black flag's main theme
This game didn't pull any punches. Especially during the slave ship memory...it ripped my heart out.
The mission where 2:50 starts playing is easily the most memorable moment in the whole franchise for me
was that the moment when Adewalé where rescuing slaves from the burning ship?
@@vadimthedoomer9178no this ost plays in the mission "plant the seeds"
This is hands down better than every action track made for this franchise before. I love the work of Kyd, Balfe and Tyler, but this...sensational.
Ogou Feray is one of the most popular lwa in Haitian Vodou. He is well known all across Haiti and finds his roots in the Yoruba nation, where he is called Ogoun. In Haitian Vodou, Ogou is not a singular spirit, but rather the surname of a group of many spirits that have manifested in Haiti through the Yoruba and Taino rites. Ogou Feray is perhaps the closest in nature to the Ogoun of the Lukumi/Yoruba traditions in that in he rules over fire, iron, war and blacksmiths. Aside from this Ogou is raw power, a traditional warrior that likes the things that soldiers like, good rum, cigars, meat, and of course beautiful woman. To Ogou Feray all woman are the manifestation of beauty and he loves to show off for them.
Ayibobo mesye Feray🔥🔥🔥
Ayibobo ogou ❤
Freedom Cry OST is work of art
This chad deserves his own game not a dlc
R.I.P. Ade, you were to good for this franchise
yeah and they didn’t need to kill him in rogue
@@Sebastian04223 if they didn't they would need to include him in Unity or the AC3 remaster, but these two games failed and Ubisoft started with non-assassin games
@@Engille967 No they wouldnt.. Connor was alive in Unity too and we didn’t see him. Also Shay was aswell. Btw, a remaster is not a remake they wouldn’t have added anything new to the story. A remaster is just enhancing the lighting and graphics
@@Sebastian04223 the remaster didn't improve the graphics in the first place
@@Engille967 It is changed a lot did u even play it?
An absolute diamond of a soundtrack and game
Thx for the upload!
Adewalé deserved a full game.
Agreed
Yeah, he did but Ubi gave us a dlc instead of developing his character more. He sure is one of the if not the most interesting character in the series.
@@swapnojitsarkar8046 they actually gave him a standalone but its just the dlc but separate to the main game
Agreed, i actualy wish there was more of Africa in these Assassins creed games. Imagine one entire on Mali Empire, in the era of Mansa Musa.
I Personaly Enjoyed much more this "DLC" them the actual game.
This memory on the game feels like it is the last mission
Requiescat in pace, Adewale
I played first 7 games of AC (Until Rogue) and i must say this game is definitely in top 3.
@@serhafiye7046 are you sure?
Sa se an bel ti misic pou se frew Haiti !
Does anyone have or know the lyrics I would like to know what is being sang in this beautiful song!
From what research I could find, the song is very sad cause it's a desperate cry for help. Couldn't find lyrics unfortunately...
Ogou oh! Mwen blese,
Feray oh, mwen blese.
Se blese m blese mwen pa wè san mwen.
Oh Ogun, I'm wounded
Oh Feray, I'm bleeding.
I'm bleeding but can't see the blood.
I'm wounded I can't see the blood.
@@Ayitimaj big foss
Ogu ohh I'm bleeding
Ferai ohh I'm bleeding
I'm bleeding but can't see my blood
Ogou Feray is one of the most popular lwa in Haitian Vodou. He is well known all across Haiti and finds his roots in the Yoruba nation, where he is called Ogoun. In Haitian Vodou, Ogou is not a singular spirit, but rather the surname of a group of many spirits that have manifested in Haiti through the Yoruba and Taino rites. Ogou Feray is perhaps the closest in nature to the Ogoun of the Lukumi/Yoruba traditions in that in he rules over fire, iron, war and blacksmiths. Aside from this Ogou is raw power, a traditional warrior that likes the things that soldiers like, good rum, cigars, meat, and of course beautiful woman. To Ogou Feray all woman are the manifestation of beauty and he loves to show off for them.
the "seble seble seble" part hits hard bro
Me erisa la pieellll😭😭😭❤❤
La bandera Negra....Ban a hacerlos Trizas
Haïti🇭🇹❤️
Karaib lévé ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽❤️💚🖤✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽
Such a cool track, but why is the end missing? :D
EPICO
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Best Part 3:14
Who's the singer
La Troupe Makandal
Haití 👍
Adewaleeeeeeeeeeee
Peace to Haiti.
Lyrics?
Haitian music folk
I support black lives!!!
🌙🇹🇷🏇🏼🏇🏼🏇🏼🏇🏼🏇🏼👍⚔️🏹🛡️
Adé must have his full game , what a legend he was
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"Decolonization : Sequence Started" 🇭🇹🇵🇸
assassination and a new job tomorrow is going well with my life would have a nice to know how you can be used as an independent woman is like my mom just asked my dad and my friend of a good night with a few weeks and then the rest is up for a week of the most amazing person and a half hour to
Jose Vazquez what the fuck
lmao
I don’t get why you guys are confused, this comment makes perfect sense to me
is this word predictor? ex:
they are not just random words but I think it is a good idea to make a binary for your own business which and has a bit of a bit of a problem for you to read and write about it for a month or two and then you can read it on the page but it just doesn't seem like it is a problem with constantly changing the young man's mind.
@@nekosalad8308 I think you nailed it.
BLM!