Also, that guy, Molotov, said the Soviet planes that were dropping bombs on Finland were just "Airlifting food" for the "Starving" Finns, so the Finns started calling the bombs "Molotov breadbaskets." The Molotov cocktail was used against Soviet tanks, and they started calling them that sarcastically as "A drink to go with the food (the Molotov breadbaskets)."
To add further context to “Come out you Black and Tans”, the Black and Tans were notorious for their harsh treatment towards civilians in Ireland, through reprisal murdering, burning down homes (even entire cities such as Cork), shooting women+children in the streets and etc. Dominic wrote the song about the Pro-Treaty forces during the Irish Civil War which was between Anti-Treaty and Pro-Treaty forces following the Anglo-Irish war and Anglo-Irish Treaty of 1921. (To sum it up quickly Anti-Treaty means they support a completely free and United Ireland and pro-treaty means somewhat free Ireland but Northern Ireland remains UK.) He referred to the Pro-Treaty forces as being equal to the Black and Tans for their betrayal towards Ireland (loyalty to England which was shown in ways as having to swear allegiance to the King) and harsh treatment of civilians and captured Anti-Treaty forces, who were commonly executed through the use of explosives and other inhumane methods. To this day there is still a large divide in Ireland between Pro-Treaty and Anti-Treaty opinions just as much as an Irish Republican or Unionist opinion in Northern Ireland
Given the treaty is well and truly dead and has been for over 80 years, there isn't much of a pro vs anti treaty divide at all in Ireland today. The parties that came from the initial split still exist but not even they are particularly divided
an underrated folk song that I think you should put in part 2 is “wenn die soldaten” it’s about some soldiers leaving for war, and all the girls are like cheering them off with the sound of marching music playing as they march. It comes from a 1839 opera called the Pirates
3:18 the fact that you potrayed napoleon in short stature compared with the other two granadiers really couldn't help but further reinforcing his famous stereotype
i couldn't find another image of a man in a poorly made costume of a french grenadier with a good resolution, so i had to stick with the russian one. i'm a bit surprised nobody pointed it out before heheh
When Johnny comes marching home is defenitely based on 'Johnny i hardly knew ya' wich is an even older Irish song. Look it up, it's really beautiful. You picked some good songs btw. Great video.
Except that version was published in 1867, four years later than Johnny comes marching home, older versions of Johnny I hardly knew ye had a completely different melody.
@@Aleesb "written in Ireland in the late 18th or early 19th century, at the time of or in response to the Kandyan Wars, which were fought in Sri Lanka between 1795 and 1818. It has also been widely speculated that "When Johnny Comes Marching Home", which in actuality was published in 1863, four years earlier than "Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye", was a rewrite of "Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye" to make it more pro-war." At least read the whole wikipedia article before commenting something stupid.
Fun fact about La Chanson de l’oignon: The chorus was adapted into a Swedish folksong traditionally played during midsummer. So what’s the name of the adaptation to this French song? The little frogs (små grodorna).
I had never guessed that "Malbrough se va t'en guerre" was originally French. It is quite famous in Denmark as "Mallebrok er død i krigen, filiongongongogtingelingeling, Mallebrok er død i krigen i 1864" meaning "Malle Brok has died in the war, fili-on-gong-gong-gong and ring-a-ling-a-ling, Malle Brok has died in the war of 1864"
Thought I'd mention that the melody of come out ye black and tans was used in an older loyalist song called the orange heroes of Comber that said lines such as 'so here's a loyal toast may all base traitors roast' it was written during the 1840s.
Id like to suggest a song for the next video, "El novio de la muerte" is one of the most popular folk songs here in Spain, and theres also a parade along with it in Malaga
You should really do a second video, I think you should include Bella ciao or faccetta nera or both because Bella ciao has an interesting history and it wasn't sung during the civil war, it was made after the war! And faccetta nera (black face) is a very popular fascist song that, ironically, was hated by Mussolini and he asked to create another song called faccetta bianca (White face, I'm kidding), but Italians never truly understood what Mussolini said, even today they have a totally different version of fascism😂
Fun fact about Its a Long Way to Tipperary, or just Tipperary as a county, my family/ clan/ House used to rule over Tipperary and we’re related to the O’Briens, we are O’Hogan or just Hogan now.
Also, I wanna share some useless facts about the last song: that tune was also used in one of Beethoven’s piece “Wellington’s Victory” to celebrate Duke of Wellington’s victory over French in Spain.
For part 2 can we please for the love of god get Darude Sandstorm for part 2???!!! Easily the greatest Finnish folk song of all time greatly detailing the hundreds of years of struggle the Finnish people have experienced.
WAIT THAT FRENCH ONE THAT IS WHERE THE TUNE COME FROM?! Basically in Sweden there is this thing called Midsommar. It is a whole deal of singing and dancing. One of the songs is called Små Grodorna (Small Toads) and has the tune of the French song in this video. Huh.
Great video! You should do a leftist rebel/propaganda/partisan music edition. I understand not agreeing with us, but we got SO MANY good hits, from all over the world! Examples go from L'Internationale and Bella Ciao to Fierce Weather and Brüder, ergreift die Gewhere, but I'd tecommend going with known stuff like: -USSR Anthem -L'Internationale(french is original) -Bella Ciao(italian is original) -Warszawianka(polish ver. is original) -El Pueblo Unido or Canción del Poder Popular -Red Sun in the Sky -Mother Anarchy Loves her Sons -Solidaritatslied -El Quinto Regimiento -Die Heimliche Aufmarsch -Die Arbeiter von Wien That's most of the most widely known songs, but if you make a video and would like more songs, I can provide.
@@MLGSHINGOJI_3000 Not really. It was a song composed without allegiance to ideology, as it was just about women waving their men off to war, and it was without lyrics until the Soviet times, in which the composer, Vasily Agapkin, performed the piece many times. In 1990s it got its white lyrics but for a long period, people gave it their own unofficial lyrics. I may have explained this terribly...basically, it had no lyrics and no allegiance to ideology.
I’m sure others would have commented this but how tf have you not got more people subscribed . I only watched 5mins of the Hapsburg one and clicked subscribe QuickTime
Marlborough was rated by Napoleon. From dispatches we know he didn't think much of Wellington but did note Churchill as great, "Your Marlborough, besides being a great general, was also very witty". He successfully lead the 'Allied' forces in the Low Countries under Queen Anne. It's this war that birthed a great British propaganda folk tune used in the TV series, Sharpe, 'O'er The Hills and Far Away'. This is a nice version of it: ruclips.net/video/7bs07OvqXp4/видео.htmlsi=QFZ02bKP43AKxscl Another folk song for anyone interested in the period was 'Drink Old England Dry', when French invasion was a threat: ruclips.net/video/Hp4Cd8SiUMc/видео.htmlsi=HGSNR082lDTYEPII I've heard a few good French ones of the period too!
i remember a song about frogs from when i was 6ish that was sung to the tune of the French onion song. is instead of: Au pas camarades, au pas camarades, Au pas, au pas, au pas, it goes: oh kwak kwak kwak, oh kwak kwak kwak. oh kwak, oh kwak, oh kwak and then there was some part that started with: de kikkertjes, de kikkertjes, i forgot the rest.
The spiciness of a raw onion would likely put some pep in your step during a long march. Although a bunch of soldiers crying as they march might hurt morale a bit...
Great video, comrade. I have a playlist full of these songs, but I called it "Historical music", how would you (or anyone else reading) suggest it to be called instead?
I love in France, it's funny cuz here the ''frenchest'' war song is surely the ''chant des partisans'' (song of the partisans) who talks about the resistance against germany in the 40s Or the internationale... Yeah it is French originally (the guys made the most american building and the most communist song, they play both sides so they always come out on top)
chanson de l'oignon is also the grand father of the famous swedish song "små grodorna, små grodorna" which we swedi sing around a penis shaped bush (yes we are wierd) also where bosnia artilejra
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Most def
it really is
Just keep doing what ur doing. The algorithm will pick up. Love ur vids dude
Definitely not coal
Also, that guy, Molotov, said the Soviet planes that were dropping bombs on Finland were just "Airlifting food" for the "Starving" Finns, so the Finns started calling the bombs "Molotov breadbaskets." The Molotov cocktail was used against Soviet tanks, and they started calling them that sarcastically as "A drink to go with the food (the Molotov breadbaskets)."
Nyet Molotov
😮 Who knew?!! 🎉
There is nothing better than an onion on the march to glory
To add further context to “Come out you Black and Tans”, the Black and Tans were notorious for their harsh treatment towards civilians in Ireland, through reprisal murdering, burning down homes (even entire cities such as Cork), shooting women+children in the streets and etc. Dominic wrote the song about the Pro-Treaty forces during the Irish Civil War which was between Anti-Treaty and Pro-Treaty forces following the Anglo-Irish war and Anglo-Irish Treaty of 1921. (To sum it up quickly Anti-Treaty means they support a completely free and United Ireland and pro-treaty means somewhat free Ireland but Northern Ireland remains UK.) He referred to the Pro-Treaty forces as being equal to the Black and Tans for their betrayal towards Ireland (loyalty to England which was shown in ways as having to swear allegiance to the King) and harsh treatment of civilians and captured Anti-Treaty forces, who were commonly executed through the use of explosives and other inhumane methods. To this day there is still a large divide in Ireland between Pro-Treaty and Anti-Treaty opinions just as much as an Irish Republican or Unionist opinion in Northern Ireland
Also, the IRA after the Anglo-Irish war were terrorists, not exactly freedom fighters like in the initial anglo-irish war
Given the treaty is well and truly dead and has been for over 80 years, there isn't much of a pro vs anti treaty divide at all in Ireland today. The parties that came from the initial split still exist but not even they are particularly divided
One correction, cork wasn’t completely burned down, just some parts of Patrick street
Being English I'm so happy none of my forefathers were in the black and tans
Still don’t agree with terroist
an underrated folk song that I think you should put in part 2 is “wenn die soldaten” it’s about some soldiers leaving for war, and all the girls are like cheering them off with the sound of marching music playing as they march. It comes from a 1839 opera called the Pirates
That song also became so popular in Bulgaria that they wrote a variant of it called "Shumi Maritsa" that became their national anthem from 1886-1947.
I think you should put erika in
@@FriemelgangErika isn't really a folk song as far as I know.
I only knew it from Marlene Dietrich, didn’t know it went back that far lmao
@@John.McMillanwhat about Ich bin Soldat?
3:18 the fact that you potrayed napoleon in short stature compared with the other two granadiers really couldn't help but further reinforcing his famous stereotype
He was actually average height for the time wahaaa
Napoleon actually did typically stand next to soldiers who were tall in stature compared to him, though.
Look we all know he wasn't actually that short but it's much funnier if we pretend he was
@@vizaloron9242 Not average height for an aristocrat though.
He usually stood next to his Old Guard who were required to be 5'10" or more. That's why the enemies see him as small
3:13 the Grenadier holding an onion is a Russian Grenadier 💀
i couldn't find another image of a man in a poorly made costume of a french grenadier with a good resolution, so i had to stick with the russian one. i'm a bit surprised nobody pointed it out before heheh
@@thepeabiru The one with a bearskin is a french old guard soldier, the russian one (may) have been part of the grenadiersky korps of russia
When Johnny comes marching home is defenitely based on 'Johnny i hardly knew ya' wich is an even older Irish song. Look it up, it's really beautiful.
You picked some good songs btw. Great video.
Except that version was published in 1867, four years later than Johnny comes marching home, older versions of Johnny I hardly knew ye had a completely different melody.
@@Aleesb "written in Ireland in the late 18th or early 19th century, at the time of or in response to the Kandyan Wars, which were fought in Sri Lanka between 1795 and 1818. It has also been widely speculated that "When Johnny Comes Marching Home", which in actuality was published in 1863, four years earlier than "Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye", was a rewrite of "Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye" to make it more pro-war."
At least read the whole wikipedia article before commenting something stupid.
@@williamsmeds1368I wish the video creator had done that.
@@williamsmeds1368idk if they changed the page after 4 months but literally after what you said straight up proves the other guy correct
Fun fact about La Chanson de l’oignon: The chorus was adapted into a Swedish folksong traditionally played during midsummer. So what’s the name of the adaptation to this French song? The little frogs (små grodorna).
La*, and yes I'm fr*nch.
@@LuckyPandemonium Sorry, I’ll fix that.
I immediately recognized the melody and it took a little while to remember why
@@LuckyPandemoniumwhy do you hate yourself?
Yes every swede has danced to that song 😂
Nothing better than sing about a flower in German
This was an incredible expression of RUclips videos as an artform.
I had never guessed that "Malbrough se va t'en guerre" was originally French. It is quite famous in Denmark as "Mallebrok er død i krigen, filiongongongogtingelingeling, Mallebrok er død i krigen i 1864" meaning "Malle Brok has died in the war, fili-on-gong-gong-gong and ring-a-ling-a-ling, Malle Brok has died in the war of 1864"
i had enevr guess it existed in other language than french
This video was made infinitely longer by the fact i had to listen to every song just because I couldn't calm myself with listening just a snippet
Wow this is so good and I am very surprised that you don’t even have 50 subs you need to be recognised
it's so hard to start growing a youtube channel, your support is very important! thank you, man!
Thought I'd mention that the melody of come out ye black and tans was used in an older loyalist song called the orange heroes of Comber that said lines such as 'so here's a loyal toast may all base traitors roast' it was written during the 1840s.
Id like to suggest a song for the next video, "El novio de la muerte" is one of the most popular folk songs here in Spain, and theres also a parade along with it in Malaga
0:41 I feel personally assaulted by this why do you have to be so scarily accurate I’m dying
Will you ever do one on Yugoslav turbofolk/propaganda songs? Their lyrics are really interesting and vary depending on which side wrote them
We need those they are the best
Most infamous is the Serbian song "Moj je tata zločinac iz rata"
@@ZnamTwojaMama101 its sayed zločinac (criminal
@@Slav_boi ok
i love yugoslav war music
8:28 - very ironically and likely unintentionally - two very Irish folklore songs back to back - “Johnny I hardly knew ye” search it up
This is actually really ridiculously good. I came in here expecting just an informational video but went out with a smile in addition.
i think this might be my new favorite history channel
Cool video bro, I subscribed👍
Hoping you get the recognition you deserve
thank you, man! so cool to read this!
Firstly this thing was called "Коктейль ДЛЯ Молотова" ("cocktail FOR Molotov") and later turned into "Коктейль Молотова" ("Molotov's cocktail")
You should really do a second video, I think you should include Bella ciao or faccetta nera or both because Bella ciao has an interesting history and it wasn't sung during the civil war, it was made after the war! And faccetta nera (black face) is a very popular fascist song that, ironically, was hated by Mussolini and he asked to create another song called faccetta bianca (White face, I'm kidding), but Italians never truly understood what Mussolini said, even today they have a totally different version of fascism😂
Malbrough s'en va-t-en guerre is actually a banger
I do think Horthy Miklós katonája vagyok is a hidden gem in terms of melody and getting solider's spirits up
Great video! I love the sound effects you use, and the little animations are hilarious!
Fun fact about Its a Long Way to Tipperary, or just Tipperary as a county, my family/ clan/ House used to rule over Tipperary and we’re related to the O’Briens, we are O’Hogan or just Hogan now.
Bro really did a video about folk music without incoorperating a single Russian, German or Balkan song☠️
Now why the f would ANYONE want a ruSSian song there?
@@Halo_Legend Cuz they have awesome music
Those songs ar elitteraly the skings about propagands or folk songs😊
Saving them for later parts I suppose
2:18 Nah bro was getting bricked up when he's literally getting bricked up💀
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All the Victoria graphics and audio... I love it.
11:12 I don’t think it’s mourning, it’s mocking.
I like how it went from long way to tipperary, to... FUCK YEAH REBEL MUSIC
God damn, you didn''t need to expose me 0:30
imagine living in a time where gay just means jolly
A composition of some of the most legendary songs known to mankind
Also, I wanna share some useless facts about the last song: that tune was also used in one of Beethoven’s piece “Wellington’s Victory” to celebrate Duke of Wellington’s victory over French in Spain.
That image 38 seconds in really really tickles my fancy
For part 2 can we please for the love of god get Darude Sandstorm for part 2???!!! Easily the greatest Finnish folk song of all time greatly detailing the hundreds of years of struggle the Finnish people have experienced.
9:51 if you were marching threw a hot humid southern swamp for weeks with little sleep rations you'd probably want to go home too.
My favorite folk song is from Tuva, called Aa Shu Decki Oo
epic and cool channel!! 1!1!1! (keep up the great work this is actually very good and funny)
Do Ceddin Deden by the ottomans. The song’s a banger.
9:03 is hammer and sickle but real life
I am gonna flex when this channel blows up
WAIT THAT FRENCH ONE
THAT IS WHERE THE TUNE COME FROM?!
Basically in Sweden there is this thing called Midsommar. It is a whole deal of singing and dancing.
One of the songs is called Små Grodorna (Small Toads) and has the tune of the French song in this video.
Huh.
Idk how i keep running into less popular channels with good content
Great channel and video i will watch the rest of your videos
2:19 Bro tried dying on a high note
Vid is fully about war songs and funiculi funicula is just chilling there for some reason lmao
Not enough Balkan songs
I found an underrated channel😅
I find interesting that a part of the Song of the Onion sounds almost identical to “Preußens Gloria”
0:41 that pictrure of me was taken without my consent and you'll be hearing from my lawyers.
Damn what a good video, why is it being recommended all of a sudden?
in a week you will pass my subscriber count man keep it up!
0:34 You have to admit they do have good songs.
finding your channel is like finding gold, bill wurtz vibes.
Holy shit, I just stumbled on an underrated masterpiss! no wait i mean masterpiece-
Will we all feel gay when Johnny comes marching home?
Yeah have you ever seen johnny?
1:34 “…in case you are stupid.” 😂
video incrível tá de parabéns 👏 por favor faz a parte 2
2:20 got me rolling on the floor
You know what has more wild lyric than "black and tans"?
Kinky boots
You should have put Zu mantua in Banden
Great video! You should do a leftist rebel/propaganda/partisan music edition. I understand not agreeing with us, but we got SO MANY good hits, from all over the world!
Examples go from L'Internationale and Bella Ciao to Fierce Weather and Brüder, ergreift die Gewhere, but I'd tecommend going with known stuff like:
-USSR Anthem
-L'Internationale(french is original)
-Bella Ciao(italian is original)
-Warszawianka(polish ver. is original)
-El Pueblo Unido or Canción del Poder Popular
-Red Sun in the Sky
-Mother Anarchy Loves her Sons
-Solidaritatslied
-El Quinto Regimiento
-Die Heimliche Aufmarsch
-Die Arbeiter von Wien
That's most of the most widely known songs, but if you make a video and would like more songs, I can provide.
Polyushka-Polye, Katyusha, Korobeiniki, When We Were At War, etc etc. The Russians have the best folk!
Also, marches like Farewell of Slavianka.
@@ALFA-sm2nmwasn’t the last one made by the white army
@@MLGSHINGOJI_3000 Not really. It was a song composed without allegiance to ideology, as it was just about women waving their men off to war, and it was without lyrics until the Soviet times, in which the composer, Vasily Agapkin, performed the piece many times. In 1990s it got its white lyrics but for a long period, people gave it their own unofficial lyrics. I may have explained this terribly...basically, it had no lyrics and no allegiance to ideology.
Daloy Polizei is a MUST!
@@yorukaadams940 Oh yeah you're right, that one's a banger as well, but more commonly called "In Ale Gasn"
0:34 Ouch... 🥲
What's the name of the bgm at 1:30 ?
It sounds familiar.
Chanson de l'oignon by far my favourite folk/marching song because it's have similarities with Indonesia song called kodok ngorek.
I’m sure others would have commented this but how tf have you not got more people subscribed . I only watched 5mins of the Hapsburg one and clicked subscribe QuickTime
Not the depiction of the average paradox game enjoyer 💀
in spain there's also a version of the last song called,malbu se va a la guerra que dolor que dolor que pena
yes, while i was researching for the video i heard it, i should have mentioned it on the video!
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Marlborough was rated by Napoleon. From dispatches we know he didn't think much of Wellington but did note Churchill as great, "Your Marlborough, besides being a great general, was also very witty". He successfully lead the 'Allied' forces in the Low Countries under Queen Anne. It's this war that birthed a great British propaganda folk tune used in the TV series, Sharpe, 'O'er The Hills and Far Away'. This is a nice version of it: ruclips.net/video/7bs07OvqXp4/видео.htmlsi=QFZ02bKP43AKxscl
Another folk song for anyone interested in the period was 'Drink Old England Dry', when French invasion was a threat: ruclips.net/video/Hp4Cd8SiUMc/видео.htmlsi=HGSNR082lDTYEPII
I've heard a few good French ones of the period too!
Luigi Denza and Peppino Turco are the most Italian fucking names I have ever heard.
Great content!
In Mexico we actually sing the french original version of malbrough, not jolly good fella...it still is a childrens song.
Le chanson de l’oignon was also popularized by Girls und Panzer das finale
Part 2 soon please?
i remember a song about frogs from when i was 6ish that was sung to the tune of the French onion song.
is instead of:
Au pas camarades, au pas camarades,
Au pas, au pas, au pas,
it goes:
oh kwak kwak kwak, oh kwak kwak kwak.
oh kwak, oh kwak, oh kwak
and then there was some part that started with:
de kikkertjes, de kikkertjes,
i forgot the rest.
The spiciness of a raw onion would likely put some pep in your step during a long march. Although a bunch of soldiers crying as they march might hurt morale a bit...
damn i was hoping to see katyusha on here
i also have all but one of these on my playlist already
Great video, comrade. I have a playlist full of these songs, but I called it "Historical music", how would you (or anyone else reading) suggest it to be called instead?
Political?
This could use a part 2
I will never not hear the "au pas" in the onion song as "oh fuck"
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Subscribing so I can’t watch you blow up then act like you don’t know nobody, sick content brother 💪💪
just found a diamond channel :D
PEPPINO MADE PIZZA SONG? PIZZA TOWER LORE????
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Next time you have to talk about Katyusha that's almost the quintessential propaganda song
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I love in France, it's funny cuz here the ''frenchest'' war song is surely the ''chant des partisans'' (song of the partisans) who talks about the resistance against germany in the 40s
Or the internationale... Yeah it is French originally (the guys made the most american building and the most communist song, they play both sides so they always come out on top)
Subcribed plus W+ no ratio
bro dissed hoi4 players less than a minute in
WE DEMAND MORE!!!!!!!
You would be surprised how common in history it id for songs to be made by a country in homage to an enemy.
chanson de l'oignon is also the grand father of the famous swedish song "små grodorna, små grodorna" which we swedi sing around a penis shaped bush (yes we are wierd) also where bosnia artilejra
pretty funky my dude
man what a great vid
Can you include sources?
You should do part two