Sabaton - Christmas Truce | First Time Reaction

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  • Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
  • Oh Hello there.. Welcome to the description section of this video! Today we will be reacting to Sabaton and their song Christmas Truce This is my First Time Reaction to this song and I really hope you enjoy it!
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    SABATON - Christmas Truce (Official Music Video)
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  • @spamhere1123
    @spamhere1123 Год назад +14

    "I'm going to let this play out, I hope that's alright with you."
    My friend, had you skipped the credits, you'd have had a riot on your hands with full-on pitchforks and torches. One does not simply skip Floor Jansen's outro vocals.

  • @g.gordon8117
    @g.gordon8117 Год назад +9

    The outro was sung by Floor Jansen, of Nightwish. The wife of Sabaton drummer Hannes van Dahl. They guy who got blown up by the grenade in the beginning. Hannes .

  • @metalzonereactions
    @metalzonereactions Год назад +39

    That beginning piano part that is repeating motif is a variation on Carol of the Bells, That's why you've heard it before. It works really well. Excellent reaction Glad you got around to check in this one out. It's actually Floor Jansen at the end there singing. As I'm sure you know she is the singer for Nightwish and she's married to sabaton's drummer Hannes Van Dahl

  • @amygoodson-catlady
    @amygoodson-catlady Год назад +22

    That's the best thing about Sabaton... they tell us stories, teach us lessons!

  • @moniquevanaken2638
    @moniquevanaken2638 Год назад +10

    There were repercussions after what happened here. Some of the soldiers refused to fight the ones they met on that no man's land. They were moved to other places along the frontline and some were courtmarshalled. The beauty of Sabaton is the fact that they don't take sides. They're empathic towards both sides.

  • @Calumetto
    @Calumetto Год назад +4

    If any of them are alive? Dude, they'd be 125 yrs old. ••• Great reaction. I enjoyed that. Merry Christmas & thanks!

    • @Killermcknight
      @Killermcknight  Год назад +1

      hahah It's 2022ish I didn't want to assume their ages haha Merry Christmas I'm glad you enjoyed!

  • @sjc9121
    @sjc9121 Год назад +2

    Floor Jansen, Nightwish's lead singer (married to Sabatoin's drummer), sings the ending part of the song.

  • @ragulper
    @ragulper Год назад +2

    A friend of mine was a soldier in the Wehrmacht in WWII. He wasn't a Nazi, in fact he spent time in work camp for resistance to nazis, but in the end even he was drafted.
    He was stationed at a new place when suddenly in came several Americans with wine and guitar. Everyone was incredibly surprised, but it turned out that the former German troop had befriended the Americans when they were stationed there. No one wanted to fight the other, so instead they met up to trade pictures of family, play card and teach each other songs.
    Sad to say, my friends officer was one who went by the book and the Americans became prisoners of war. My friend survived the war, spent two year in US concentration camp and then became a pacifist, dedicating his free time to the peace movement where I met him.
    He's dead now. Still miss him.

  • @Templarofsteel88
    @Templarofsteel88 Год назад +5

    the tune on the piano is carol of the bells (with some variation/change to it that I can't remember)
    also, the one singing in the credit was Floor Jansen from Nightwish who is married to the drummer of Sabaton Hannes Van Dahl.

  • @ralfmeyer9086
    @ralfmeyer9086 Год назад +8

    The Band: we need something special to the end
    A female Soprano
    Hannes: ups,i have one at home
    🤘🎄

  • @chriso6719
    @chriso6719 Год назад +4

    The video is like a movie because it was made by people who usually make movies. When the world shut down, moviemaking stopped as well, so they had time for this.
    You're right, the officers and higher ups were pissed. They threatened the troops with punishment in future years if it ever happened again, including execution.

  • @garyrobb5341
    @garyrobb5341 Год назад +5

    The music of Carol Of The Bells is from an older Ukrainian folk song about a sparrow telling a farmer that two lambs have been born. More like a springtime song. Great video from Sabaton and great reaction from you.

  • @barneywulf8437
    @barneywulf8437 Год назад +5

    The cross is still standing in Flanders fields

  • @Donna-C
    @Donna-C Год назад +4

    Amazing song & video by Sabaton & a beautiful, powerful finale from
    Floor Jansen.
    LEST WE FORGET.

  • @billtbodger
    @billtbodger Год назад +4

    The piano refrain is an inversion of the Christmas Bells, which is why it sounds so familiar, The Christmas Truce actually happened in 1914 along about 20 miles of the front line, many of the soldiers on both sides could not resume fighting after Christmas day, they were replaced within 3 days, some were treat as deserters. after this single event the orders went out that if it ever happened again they would all be shot as triators, I believe that order applied to both sides. I still find myself moved everytime I hear this song it is so powerful and brilliantly done, the production values were as good as any was movie
    I am pleased you let it play out as Floors vocal at the end is very moving as well

    • @Killermcknight
      @Killermcknight  Год назад +2

      Bill, it's good to see you. I had no idea that was Floor at the end but I should have known :( I knew she was married to Hannes every video I've done on Sabaton or Nightwish people tell me that. I agree the video production was incredible and such a powerful chorus.

  • @swanan1
    @swanan1 Год назад +3

    Oh, Love Sabaton so much! Recomend you song "Defence of Moscow"

  • @LordMekanicus
    @LordMekanicus Год назад +2

    I went down late in the day on the 24th, struck in the engine I could not press on. My crate nosed over into shell hole, I came to much later. I could do nothing but hide, the madness of no-mans land reigns terror on those caught in it. Darkness fell, and an eternity lay before me as I plotted my way out. But something happened that night, a soul deafening silence fell upon the front, followed soon by a single voice in song. Not believing what I was hearing, I peered over the mangled wings covering my hole. I saw a single man, standing above the trenches, hands behind his back, singing as though his humanity depended on it. It filled me with a chill the night and snow could not give. Then more of his comrades stood to join him, and they walked onward, slowly and un-armed. I heard a heavy Scottish voice say; "Are ye a'right lad?". A highlander with his pipes was standing aside my hole, his hand extended. Without a thought, I responded: "Shaken, but not dead."
    "It's Christmas, Lad. C'mon."
    I stood, and took his hand for help from the hole. Around me I saw what could be described as a wonderous occasion. Men of all sides stood in the desolation, talking in what tongues they knew as though there was no war. There was no hate, no blood, no malice, only cordial respect and humanity. I wondered then, what we were fighting these men for. It struck me then, that each of us had a job to do, but tonight we all refused to do that job and simply be human. The voices rose again in song, and the piper played as we walked to the gathering. I couldn't help but feel that there was hope for us afterall, that we are all the same, no matter our uniforms, our rifles, or our futures. Tonight is Christmas, tonight we sing.
    -Manfred von Schreiber.

  • @Fuilleverte
    @Fuilleverte Год назад +2

    This is the only Video I've ever seen with actual credits.

  • @strikefire3448
    @strikefire3448 Год назад +4

    I love this song,I'm so happy there are so many reactions popping up on my suggested.For another song taking place around this time,I'd recommend the animated video for No Bullets Fly😁

  • @kaelynshea5533
    @kaelynshea5533 Год назад +6

    The piano entrance is the reverse of carols of the bells. To me this song already became a christmas classic. It is such a strong song, the lyrics, the instrumentation, the way Joakim is singing it with his heart and soul. And the video does the rest. It is brilliant. The guitarist of Sabaton Tommy Johansson, who is by the way an amazing singer did a cover of this a few days ago. He interpreted somewhat different but as brilliantly in his magnificently Tommy style absolutely worth listening too. So maybe you would like to check it out..
    Thank you for this great reaction on this one.

    • @fnglert
      @fnglert Год назад +1

      I don't think it's the reverse of carol~ .. Sounds to me just that they lowered the first note by one octave. You can hear it after the piano blows up, he plays the riff a few times, the last two times he played that first of four notes an octave higher, and it's the proper Carol~ melody.

    • @kaelynshea5533
      @kaelynshea5533 Год назад +1

      @@fnglert it is the Carol of the bells. Joakim, the singer said so himself. They reverse it into minor to give it this gloomy sound

    • @digitalspecter
      @digitalspecter Год назад +2

      @@kaelynshea5533 Carol of the bells is already in minor (usually G minor). Here they play is in A minor I think. Normally the melody would then go C-B-C-A but here they play E-B-C-A.. So it's just a variation.

  • @hakannorlings2439
    @hakannorlings2439 Год назад

    The most songs Sabaton does have a true story behind it. Like this, Bismarck, no bullets fly and so on...

  • @DakotaKid95
    @DakotaKid95 Год назад +3

    You've earned my sub. Also, I never until now noticed the choir they have on the final chorus.

  • @zanetpieterse7933
    @zanetpieterse7933 Год назад +1

    Classy reaction dude. Well done!

  • @kimkruse7370
    @kimkruse7370 Год назад +2

    A like for the Reaction and one more 👍 for not skips credits.

    • @Killermcknight
      @Killermcknight  Год назад +1

      Thanks Kim! If there is anything I've learned from doing reactions is you never skip the credits!

  • @johnthor3064
    @johnthor3064 Год назад +2

    thanks for doing this just subscribed great channel

  • @Mars-is4un
    @Mars-is4un Год назад +1

    🤗🍒🤘🏻a side note that you had no eye for the credits !?, this is Floor Jansen from Nightwish man,who is married to Hannes, the drummer of Sabaton !!!!

  • @christophschmedes5975
    @christophschmedes5975 Год назад +2

    The Chrismas truce Bast on the Chrismas Truce between the British and German Armee on the Chrismas Night from the December 24th December 25th 194 in Beluim . The Credit Note sing the wife from the SABATON Drummer Hannes van Dahl she is the Female Singer From the Finnish Symphonic Matall Band Nightwish her Name Floor Janse

  • @jopes4855
    @jopes4855 Год назад +2

    You got thumbs up before song started. Seen several your videos, probably first with sabaton or nightwish, can't remember. But, subbed. And i have not yet seen your take on the video.
    Greetings from Finland!

  • @bigbang1891
    @bigbang1891 Год назад +1

    If you liked this video you really should check out The Royal Gards, both versions. And start whit the Swedish version.

  • @petervenkman69
    @petervenkman69 Год назад +2

    The Tune that sounded familiar to you was a variation on "Carol of the Bells."

  • @kimfabritiusdetengnagel2038
    @kimfabritiusdetengnagel2038 Год назад +2

    It is Christmas - so here is another Christmas song - this time with the lady doing the outtro on 'Christmas Truce' - Floor Jansen (lead singer of Nightwish). This is from Raska Joulua from Finland 🇫🇮
    ruclips.net/video/6asFfKqE2vg/видео.html

    • @Killermcknight
      @Killermcknight  Год назад +1

      Kim that was great! Thank you for sharing that with me. The interview in the beginning I couldn't understand anything but Floor speaking but the performance was angelic! Those notes she hits at like three minutes 8 seconds are insane! I listened to that part over like 50 times lol

    • @kimfabritiusdetengnagel2038
      @kimfabritiusdetengnagel2038 Год назад

      @@Killermcknight jep she is phenomenal - her lounge capacity are insane. On the current world tour, she finishes all the gigs with a few notes from 'Ad Astra' - holding the final note for 17 seconds!!
      Here is a clip which you won't see unless you do the entire concert like Deichband (free on YT).
      ruclips.net/video/6Izyh7AxoAI/видео.html

  • @CoolBluBoi
    @CoolBluBoi 3 месяца назад +1

    There are some stories of soldiers after the Christmas truce refusing to fight eachother, and had to be moved to a different frontline
    Unsure if this is true or not though

  • @jillrowland7968
    @jillrowland7968 Год назад +2

    Yooooo react to the Grinch by nick nittoli

  • @user-rt4oh2mf5x
    @user-rt4oh2mf5x Год назад +1

    Чему вы Верите? Что скоро война? И русские не идут не примирение с врагом! Красивая не более. Но это го бы не было! Умей правители ваши править в ваших интересах. За реакцию н песню Вам респект!
    What do you believe? What's the war soon? And the Russians are not going to reconcile with the enemy! Beautiful no more. But it wouldn't be! Be able to rule your rulers in your interests. Kudos to you for the response to the song!

  • @jefffromchicago6321
    @jefffromchicago6321 Год назад +2

    I watched your intro and final thoughts but not the video. I've watched 3 videos since BABYMETAL signed to open for them. I didn't like them. The songs are like a reading from wiki but the videos try to make war look cool. What kind of fans do they attract and what are their political beliefs? I worry about BABYMETAL ending up in an arena full of white supremacists.

    • @Vendetta_s
      @Vendetta_s Год назад +13

      Sabaton - Flanders field will change your mind, but really they do NOT glorify war or make it look cool. They sing about historical events to remind people of the tragedies, the sad, the forgotten, the good of history I’m bad at explaining but they are not making it appear that way. Maybe you’re trying to push the view. They are just a Swedish band wanting to sing about history and helped so many learn new history facts and stories. This song is about ww1 and the Christmas truce a beautifully yet heartbreaking tale of a real event

    • @mrlizardtx
      @mrlizardtx Год назад +12

      Sabaton does not involve itself with politics. They tell historically accurate stories about military history, period. If you see anything else in their music, it's whatever preconceptions you brought.

    • @tanin5
      @tanin5 Год назад +8

      Sabaton is a band from Sweden and they sing about history. Sure, it's mostly military history but history none the less. They take no sides they tell the stories as they happened. They research each and every topic that they sing about. They do not glorify war or make it cool as you said. They tell the stories of real people, real events, real heroes. War is war but what we can do is learn from them so we don't make those same mistakes that lead to wars. They are also really nice guys and have their own history channel so everyone can learn about the backstories about their songs... So far I've been to one of their shows but that was certainly not the last. There were all kinds of people... Young, old, men, women and even children from a lot of countries. No white supremacists just people who are interested in history and love a good show.

    • @suzonlommel3737
      @suzonlommel3737 Год назад +5

      They will end up in a group of metal history buffs. Per their history channel, 49% of their attendees at concerts are women.

    • @richardwest6358
      @richardwest6358 Год назад +1

      JefffromChicago - If you believe that you are a hopeless ignoramus. Sorry it is a difficult concept for you to grasp. I take you don't listen to many lyrics otherwise I would love to hear your opinion of a lot of misogynistic, foul-mouthed rubbish which originates in the city where you presumable live.