Hi, Ho, Lock and Load (Military Cadence) | Official Lyric Video
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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When I was in basic at ft Knox in 2010 it was "kill the enemy take his soul" "M1 on the hill, sabot loaded he's ready to kill" and "apaches flying high, hell fire fills the sky" it's cool how similar but also different cadences are throughout the country
As a young girl that has never thought about joining the military, I have been thinking about it lately and ever since I’ve finally decided to join JROTC to try, cadences are my favorite
good luck because the army is more than just cadences it's a new way of life
Dont make my mistake 😭
Which branch
Plz do not join for cadences 🤣I’m begging you
It's a man's world toots, think about it.
I have just discovered this young man today..my husband wasnt Infantry..but lost his "demon battle" almost 2 years ago..keep them coming young man!!
Sorry for your loss mam. When you see him again tell him thank you for his service.
As a former military this song gives me chills
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Sorry to hear about your loss but I do agree he's got an amazing voice for all these
when you visit him again tellhim thanks for his seivce
I was never in the military but this gets my blood flowing and would follow you into battle.
I agree man I’m not in the military but this really gets my blood flowing one of my favorite cadences
My daughter loves your performances of the cadences. Her father is in the army, my grandfather was a drill sergeant for 25 years. Military is in her blood and I'm sure she will join.
Good stuff, man. I've sang this cadence probably a thousand times to my trainees in Basic Training. This was my go-to cadence.
Back in OSUT this was my favorite. DS Evans would bust a lung singing this one!
Johnathan your cadences are amazing. Ive been watching u for a while now here and tik tok. I cannot get enough of them i listen daily. My uncle was military and fought overseas he was a gunary. My grandson is 7 months and lives listening to you as well he watches your videos. Keep up the amazing job and thanks for your service. Much love to you and your family from me and mine here in nova scotia canada ❤️❤️
As a mom and grandmother and someone who knows virtually nothing about the military, I find these cadences fascinating and you, my Sir, have done your country proud! My father was a Navy man who served in the Korean War. He was honorably discharged much too early due to having found out he had bone cancer after an accident of some sort on the ship. The cancer was in his right leg and was amputated at the hip. He survived the cancer and in the 50’s that is unheard of. He died 15 yrs ago. I loved hearing his stories. My grand father was Marine in WWII. He was the recipient of the Purple Heart, as well as many other awards/medals. We only heard of a few of his stories. He never spoke much of his time in the Military. He was a very proud Marine. I know he would have loved to hear these Cadences. I know, also, that he had a few of his own that probably were not meant for children’s ears.
Combats vets dont talk. Bout what they seen or did. The real ones dont anyway. Thank u to ur dad and gpa!!!
My dad was a badass Marine. Love the cadence
Hi ho lock and load. The sound of machine guns rock my soul...
I really like the Echo affect on this one.
While My flight may not have called this specific cadence, this brings back Basic CAP Encampment memories.
One of my favorites!
My favorite cadence to sing when it’s raining early morning
Currently on Leave from the Army, will never get these cadences out of my head!
I'm in the navy and fly jets and listen to this before I go up and this truly makes my day
Warthog?
@@derrickweese5916that’s an airforce craft.
You need a college degree to fly in the Navy. Your run on sentence and other errors prove you're lying.
I checked out your video and realized you are just a kid cosplaying as a Navy recruit. I'm sorry for being harsh.
Good to hear. I am an infantry veteran.
I had a infantry drill sergeant do this cadence and coming from him it was just a different feeling, he could lead me into war with that cadence and I’d go with my head held high for sure it just makes all the adrenaline run through your body
Hearing Cadence start when you feel like shit after getting done with an exhausting pt is a invigorating feeling
The version i remember from 2008 basic training at Fort Knox (Drill Sergeant Edwards shouting this)
Hi lo lock and load
I'm grabbing my rifle i'm ready to roll.
We are always ready to go
So early, so early, so early in the morning
Apache flying high
Hell fire in the sky
The enemy's about to die
So Early So Early So early in the morning
Artillery on the hill
Raise the tube and send the pill
Kill the enemy we know we will
So early, so early, so early in the morning
In a bird up in the sky
Paratroopers flying high
All will jump and some will die
So early, so early, so early in the morning
Back at home a mother cries
Her paratrooper should not have died
On her knees she asks the Lord why
So early, so early, so early in the morning
Deep in Hell the devil waits
The paratrooper is running late
He greets him with a grin on his face
So early, So early, So early in the morning
The Devil has a job for you
A job that you're not going to do
You kill him with your rifle through and through
So early, so early, so early in the morning
Back at home back on the base
I contemplate the human race
With blood on my hands and dirt on my face
So early...so early...so early in the morning
I was at Fort Knox back in '97
Only thing is ,my infantry drill sergeant sang it as "kill the enemy and take his soul "
This is the only proper way.
Same, my DS was a combat engineer.
Along with "M1 on the hill, sabot loaded, he's ready to kill" and "apaches flying high, hellfire fills the sky"
Im in high school and a young man iv really never thought about joining the army but while being in JROTC it’s really changed my mind about the army
Always had a great respect for our armed forces, the cadences are just icing on the cake
As an MOS/T in AIT I love giving this cadence to the new kids with my new spin on it and get them hyped
Now I wanna run 10 miles, motivator!
When i was in the army we sang that song thanks for it it helped me tremendously 😊
When he said F-16 it reminded me of my grampa and my uncle that passed away by a car crashed when they joined the Air Force and I got scared cause I thought they were gonna die until my grampa came back except for my uncle who passed away and he get to meet god himself and this made my life different😢
I would love to hear "Some say Freedom is free..."
Thank you my tears are falling, but that is a good thing. Amen
Yep, this is something. I’ll definitely listen to when I run.
I absolutely love your music. Hit the like button if you agree.
I'm not even in the army but I'm pumped and ready to go now
Absolutely loved this cadence in basic.
People make up there own words sometimes to cadences. Every drill sargent is not the same. Leaving for boot camp in a month and im ready for it. Cant wait to join the US ARMY
I am currently in NJROTC and I get most of my cadences for the platoon from your channel keep it up
Love walking to these
My guy, you keep on making me songs. You’re a great RUclipsr.
I love your song ❤
That really does sound like a full scale attack!
😮😮 I love your voice and songs I
Best times were early into rucks and everyone in a good mood cause it’s something cool that day like the eagle tower especially when you near any valleys and it starts to echo really good
Bad ass💪👍
Great song👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥁🏃♀️
❤❤❤❤peace
My dad was in the us army rangers so this sounds good
I'm 17 in 11th grade in high school and I am in the JROTC and I'm private first class and i be playing all of these cadences keep up the work and thanks for your service god bless you
Join the national guard! You're able to enlist as a junior who's 17 in HS
Ty I miss singing cadence
You at so good at song
GOD BLESS YOU BROTHER 🙏 I
Sadly I was never able to join the military. I messed up my leg when I was young, but I just got the contractor's job. You're looking at one of the A&P technicians on an aircraft carrier.
Never let your dreams die without a fight
Very good
Good job!!!! Sounds great!!!!
Bro thank u so much. When I was in shock every day we b on this shit jogging so early inda morning. Best times of my life.
Hmmm, as a retired USAF Tactical Air Control Party (TACP) member I don't recall using F-16 Vipers for Close Air Support (CAS); primarily it was A-10 Warthogs.
Goddamn i wish these were around when i was in its 4am and im amped lol
I'm the de facto cadence master of my platoon and I'm watching as much cadence vids on HBL to expand my repetoire.
Keep up the awesome work
I was thinking of being a combat medic, and I hear this man's music while I aim training in the backyard
Amazing cadence
Um. Wow. Just. WOW. Full truth up front: I'm from Canada. I'm a Veteran. I came across this video by chance. I'm subscribing. I love the "call and respond" cadence practice. LOVE IT. It's not generally used in Canada (while our drill classes are by the numbers.....Squad 1!! 1! Squad 2!! 2!), when we run in formation...hell, all we hear is our breathing and foot-falls; along with a few farts, quiet jokes and some morning-run induced "emptying of evil toxins" from the night before, depending on the day and which bar has the cheapest drinks that night - ever notice that it's a circle...each night, a different pricing special. Brilliant!! Based on this video alone, I gonna love it. Shout Out to all who wear their uniform with Pride (Good Folks only, Tangos and Tyrants can go Shag their Hat). 'Nuff said. Damn good tune.
Light Warriors.
I used to sing this to my boys, they called it papa gertzs cadence
This is a good song I love it
I want to be in the USMC but I’m only moving to the US in 2 years… But still I’m planning to join JROTC and join when I’m 17
Now you makin me miss the Marines my guy
I think every young person should be put in the military for two years and remain on inactive duty until 60 with monthly weekend drills and free collage.
Nailed it.
Listen to this stuff for my RCAF PT in Cadets 199 Royal Canadian Air force
Been looking for an artillery cadence and I think I’m getting closer, all hail artillery!
Not gonna lie, this one got me pumped.
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I practice these everyday just incase I become a commander or get drafted
sick dudue
Sapper on the wire, tossing bodies on the fire. He was always ready to kill, so early, so early in the morning.
Just learned about this site. Really enjoying it. USMC!
you just heard of youtube?
Locks and loads a single round!
My favorite part is “we were always ready to go” but its missing in this version
Brilliant
❤❤❤❤ i love it
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I remember it a bit differently
Hi ho lock and load
Sound of battle sooths my soul
See the enemy, take their soul!
So early, so early, so early in the mornin!
Sniper on the hill
He's locked, cocked and ready to kill!
See the enemy take their soul!
So early, so early, so early in the mornin!
To be fair, I'm assuming di's throw their own flair into a cadence.
oooorahhhh
Not me playing this while sniping in Battlefront haha
This guy definitely joined jrotc and almost joined
My brother is in the army and my name is Sandra ❤😊
Little guy never seen combat, He's SO hardcore!!!! LMAO
Every President,vice President Everyone in Congress,Supreme Court Justice Virtually every person in the USA Federal Government needs to believe and have the BALLS to carry this out ! That would be the end of giving all our military equipment away to the enemy. And the end of our politicians loosing the wars they drag us into. If we go to war we need to let our Generals etc. Do what they have been trained to do.
Bradley’s standing by. Send the tow and and watch it fly. The enemyyy is about to die. So early (hey) so early (whoo) so early in the morning
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Would love to hear how you interpret Military Cadence Candy!
My father served his country in the United States Navy
Why am I here because I caught my 8 year old daughter listening to a cadence 😂😂
I raised her right!
Oh , yes ....cool
Guess I learned the cadence differently
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0:29 now 1:08
I'm thinking about joining the army now
America the Fucking great 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
You should do, when I get to heaven!
As a 19K this was always my favorite cadence. Stay in the fight
Edson's ridge was the turning point of WW2. Same day Nazi's surrounded Stalingrad September 12, 1942.
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Instead of f16 zooming by we always said hellfire missles are flying by
Hi
That was me zooming by with 20 days no sleep or ground it was the start of the 21st day codenamed yogi bear