Every Version of Dixie
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
- I posted my last playlist to r/America and was permabanned :(
Song’s Used:
0:00 (Dixie - Magia Intrnetu)
3:48 (Union Dixie - Kamerad Kosmos)
6:08 (Irish Dixie - theyoungwolfetones)
9:55 (German Dixie - Karl Sternau)
11:50 (French Dixie - Actovania)
13:36 (Japanese Dixie - Never give in)
18:03 (Polish Dixie - Qarol NotMapping)
20:19 (Russian Dixie - punk4eva)
#history #CSA #ingen
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Russian Dixie is just some drunk dude in the shower lol
Ну, акустика больше похожа на пьяного соседа Алёшу, который решил выйти на балкон и спеть эту песню.
It's accurate
Fr
Lol true
As it should be
Stalin was from the sweet state of Georgia after all
You mean ol' Joe Steel, right?
Not the state buddy…..
He was from Georgia as in the COUNTRY, not the state.
@@mikeor- no shit
@@mikeor- You don't fuckin say?
Confederate Dixxie: i wanna go to my home
Union Dixie: i wanna go to your home too
Union Dixie today: i wanna go to your home if you have oil
Away down South in the land of traitors
Rattlesnakes and alligators
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
Where cotton's king and men are chattels
Union boys will win the battles
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
We'll all go down to Dixie, away, away
Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam
Away (away)
Away (away)
We'll all go down to Dixie
Away (away)
Away (away)
We'll all go down to Dixie
I wish I was in Baltimore
I'd make secession traitors roar
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
We'll put the traitors all to route
I'll bet my boots we'll whip 'em out
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
We'll all go down to Dixie, away, away
Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam
Away (away)
Away (away)
We'll all go down to Dixie!
Away (away)
Away (away)
We'll all go down to Dixie
Oh, may our Stars and Stripes still wave
Forever o'er the fee and brave
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
And let our motto ever be
Forever Union and for liberty
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
Ride away (ride away)
Come away (come away)
We'll all go down to Dixie, away, away
Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam
Away (away)
Away (away)
We'll all go down to Dixie
Away (away)
Away (away)
We'll all go down to Dixie
@@Mr101editz🫡 Amen
OH WAY DOWN SOUTH IN THE LAND OF TRAITORS
nuh uh @@Mr101editz
No no, the German and French one are likely canonical.
German immigrants would often settle in Texas, and about 10,000 texans speak German as a first language.
And of course there are the Louisiana French.
I believe the French version is a historical Louisiana song, while the German one seems to be a modern cover of Dixie in German
Approximately 500,000 based Germans and German-Americans served in the Union though.
the ironic thing is, the texas germans were known for their pro-union stance during the civil war, infact, confederates confronted and killed several pro-union germans at Hill County, this was known as the Nueces massacre.
German is the most common claimed ancestry in America. There were even Prussian units fighting for the union from Indiana.
And the name Dixie may have cam from the French ten dollar in New Orleans labeled Dix (French for ten) which got the name Dixie, and same with the Irish
7:00 “William was a gay deceiver”
William’s got some explaining to do
A gay deciever in this song meant one who looks harmless and simple but comes out as a fierce patriot
@@shieldclubrydawg1614 OH. Thank you for that. I knew that ‘gay’ use to mean ‘happy’ or ‘joyful.’ But I hadn’t thought about ‘gay’ meaning ‘weak’ or ‘harmless’
@@shieldclubrydawg1614Ah yeah Irish English and British English are strange at times
@@shieldclubrydawg1614 No it doesnt. Remember Dixie wasnt written as a song for any government or war but rather a minstrel show routine. Its sung by a slave recalling "great times gone by" down south. Gay Deceiver at the time and in the context of the song basically means "happy and charming fuckboy" today. She married him and loved him and he spurned her (as shown in the next verse "Ol Missus acted the foolish part; she died for a man who broke her heart".
Rdr2 be like
I wanna see a rap battle between normal Dixie and Union Dixie
bruh union dixi smokes that traitor pack
1000IQ idea right here
Normal Dixie'd lose.
@@autorobo1000 union dixie is literally a carbon copy lmao
@@truther5288 Union Dixie's mocking the Confederates, as anyone should.
The union Dixie is just a diss track
And a great diss track at that.
@@Elyseon 100%
And it fuckng sucks
@@marysartrFound the slavery lover.
@@marysartr nah, both versions slap
Idk why but the Irish version is so wholesome to me *edit* how do i have so many comments and likes
yeah I can see what you mean
You have to remember many Irish fled the great phamon to come to New York during the civil war, most men were conscripted into the Army as soon as they steppend ashore. So its fair to think such a song might resonate with them atter the war ended.
Don't let the Fighting 69th hear you say that...
My fav, been lissening to it for while now
I can imagine Patrick Cleburne. Officer in the Confederate States Army, from Irish Rebel country, County Cork.
Fun fact! Many Irish fought in the Civil War, the union even had an all Irish unit in the Fightin 69th
Same for the Confederacy, they had a bunch of Irish brigades. The north just had more irish imigration overall
Nice
Nice
Nice
Ironic given the union treated Irish like shit. Same way they treated Germans, Italians, Spanish, Russians, and other European White Aryan peoples. Fuck the (((union)))
Dixie: song
Union Dixie: troll
Irish Dixie: wholesome
German Dixie: Wholesome Racism
French Dixie: 'what if dixie was sung in the late 1800's on a broken aah music player'
Japanese Dixie: Anime Dixie
Polish Dixie: Patriotic Dixie
Russian Dixie: Drunk Dixie
edit: you nerds its a joke i just heard it for like 10 seconds then wrote it down xd
The french one is kinda, moody
drunk dixie 💀
Irish Dixie and Dixie are exactly the same, the Irish version is saying by Derek warfield who loves southern culture, and would have near the same meaning as a native southerner singing it
the french one is more a love song
@@ambroiseperret6460 the original dixie is a love song
As a civil war reenactor, the anime version killed me xD.
As a southerner, I was so confused yet happy at the same time, never seen a country song with the intent to spread slavery being sung by cat girls.
My God. The Yankees have done you terribly. Being ashamed of your own ancestors like that. Have some pride, man.
@@AtlasGamingTX Did you even listen to the lyrics?
@@MrRAGE-md5rj We shouldn't have pride in that part of our history, what we should have pride in is the rebuilding, that we have come back from those days stronger than before, not in a past mired with failure but a future flooding with success, we have been known as a backwater for so long the south will rise again not in arms but in industry and we will show them that we ain't a stupid backwater folk but a people of hard workers who have built cities as great as the ones of the north, a people who have cast off the ideas of racial superiority as we're all southerners here, a people who may finally take pride not in some mythologized past that lasted 4 years but in what we have done now and will do in the future.
@@nwah4707yes, it's a slavers song lamenting that they're not at dixie
I was expecting that with the Japanese version 😂.
The best version
i hate anime, but i gotta admit, anime dixie is based
@@2DTesseract8692 yeah, I think that one and Union Dixie are good.
Japanese Dixie lol
@@ashwest3637 chad mentality
13:36 when Okinawa secedes
Unironically the harmony of the Japanese version is AMAZING
Contrast it with drunk Russian dude (which I also love) and it’s just even more funny
I like the French version its kinda catchy and its sounds beautiful.
I am french and it is a love song in the french version ! Love that
*Heavy German accent and speaking German*
"I'm a native from Dixie"
X to doubt
French version is the best and its sound is so hilarious and suitable for the song (In my opinion)
Louisiana history is such a meme. Imagine being a slave freed in 1790 with the french revolution, going back to the cotton field because Napoleon said "non" then back to freedom because he say "ok" THEN back to the cotton field because he sold Louisiana to the USA.
Na for me it was the Japanese one. On one hand you have a cat girl and then the other you have slaves working in the field.
Eugenie Blanchard - Louisiana wasn't a French Colony during the French Revolution. We were a Spanish Colony.
@@kevinrees5855 You forgot about the end conclusion from 2nd Coalition War that stipulated the return of the entirety of Louisiana colony back into France.
William Hebert - I'm from Louisiana ! That occurred in 1800 to 1803 - after the French Revolution took place. The slaves were freed by the Revolution but Louisiana was a Spanish Colony at that time.
Imagine you get drafted for war and then they drop this banger
Yo it's Vladimir Gluten
I wish
The Japanese one is strangely beautiful
It might be my favorite
@@2DTesseract8692 Hey brother, mad respect to ya. I'd like to hear if it's okay with ya, of course, where ye found the jappy version of dixie's land, i'd like to share it with ma bois ya know.
@@mikkelbjerring2914 ruclips.net/video/mxw8xg1lpp4/видео.html here you go
@@2DTesseract8692 I appreciate ya brotha.
Its sung by an ai, which possibly makes it more impressive
Listening to the different versions in this order makes it sound like your completely hammered on drugs and the effects are slowly starting to kick in.
I've heard that Polish guy do good stuff before, but goddamn, the way he hits those notes sounds like the first time I drove a manual car
Are you saying it’s good or bad
For me it’s the latter
As an automatic sbrub, some more info would be appreciated.
I came for Mexican Dixie and I left without it 😔
sad
that french one is snazzy as fuck
The French one gives me heavy New Orleans vibes lol
I believe its from New Orleans
@@2DTesseract8692 same here lol
@@L-U-M-B-A-G-O Biloxi mississippi
We need dixie in every language
there's a few more I'll upload soon, it doesn't exist yet in a lot of languges
Nahuatl Dixie.
Good luck with tibetan
0:00
When two people are dating but they have the same grandparents and they say "We used to call each other cousins"
"I posted my last playlist to r/America and was permabanned :(" im sorry but i cant stop laughing for some reason. good video btw its nice
hey thanks, no need to apologize it is pretty funny
Bro got banned for historical songs.
“I wish I was in Baltimore” said no one ever
Fr
back in the day baltimore was better
@@broits3am I know
to make susection traitors roar
Shaddaff, Yurnkee.
The Japanese one took me off guard. The least expected one.
Fun fact a lot of ex-confederates moved down to Latin America after the civil war. So I would be surprised if there wasn’t a Brazilian or Argentine version.
I looked for a Portuguese one and was surprised when I couldn't find one, same with the Spanish version, I assume that the confederates in Latin America just never integrated, but it is very strange no version exists
a version from Americana would be expected, even more as they have a confederate holiday every year in that city.
What is it with the bad guys running away to South America when they lose?
0:00 (Dixie - Magia Intrnetu)(english)
3:48 (Union Dixie - Kamerad Kosmos)(english)
6:08 (Irish Dixie - theyoungwolfetones)(english)
9:55 Deutscher Dixie - Karl Sternau (german)
11:50 Dixie française - Actovania (french)
13:36 日本のディクシー - 決して屈服しない (japanese)
18:03 Polski Dixie - Qarol Not Mapping (polish)
20:19 русский дикси_панк4ева (russian)
also you're welcome for the translations!
* deutsches Dixie
Irish version is the best one, since it's the heartiest and most historical, considering all the Irishmen who took part in the Civil War on both sides.
90% of Irish immigrants fought for the union. It was the few time the Irish put down a Rebellion instead of starting one.
@@TheMrPeteChannel I will gladly accept that 10% for Dixie.
@@WeegeeSlayer123 90% for the Union, 10% got lost
The Japanese one sounded like an instrument. Like a flute or something it was really good!!
On the thumbnail it said there was Gay Dixie.
I have been lied to and, quite possibly, clickbaited.
liberace playing dixie
it's at 11:50
@@2DTesseract8692 12:37 omg the french are gay
It was at 3:48
@@MaitlandJones Damn. Can't believe yall are still salty you lost. Mega L tbh.
I think the Japanese version is my favorite. Not just becasue of the Anime cat girl.
I believe it's also a synthesized voice
I don't see this video giving any credit or linking to the creator However
I think in the union version of Dixie it says "each Dixie boy must understand that he must Find his uncle sam" but im not to sure
It’s “mind his Uncle Sam,” it’s a warning. Think of it as “look over your shoulder, Uncle Sam is coming”
@@InconspicuousOrganic oh ok thank you i appreciate that
Time travelor: moves a chair
The timeline: 13:36
the good timeline
DUDE THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS YOU HAVE ZERO CLUE HOW LONG IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS TO COME OUT
Hey Nice :)
this exactly what I've asked for
I don't know if that says something about me or you
@@2DTesseract8692us
Some unexpected versions I heard here. I love it. The Japanese voices were... cute. :-)
Aw yes while pictures of slave are picking cotton in the back round lol
"William was a gay deceiver"
I didn't know they had femboy Omegle chats back then.
Back then it meant something like "happy/excited/glad". Another Civil War song has this line:
"And we'll all feel gay when Johnny comes marching home"
Meaning that everyone will be happy, not looking at Johnny as a partner lol.
This is so awesome!
thank you
Theyoungwolfetones are a proper Irish band
Erin go Bragh 🇮🇪
It’s a shame it wasn’t in Irish Gaeilge
it would not sound right in fenian tone
The Southern Hemisphere Will Rise Again
Penguin Confederate Empire
Australians: So we built a tunnel to mainland Asia, bonza by crikey
Asia, Europe and Africa: We're screwed
Ready to defeat ohio
Confederate South Afr... Oh wait...Yeah...
@@RunawayTrain2502 I think Harry Turtledove wrote a book about that
The japanese one caught me off guard
There is a Chinese version as well, recorded in the 1930s.
I checked your channel and yeah you're right, if I ever find enough songs for a part 2 that will be included
3:48
When the Southern Kid says the Wii U was trash:
Union Dixie and Japanese Dixie those two are the best
Union Dixie is fire. Epic rap battles of history my ass that was not a fair fight at all.
13:44 when the emperor chooses the wrong america to base the westernization effort after the Meiji restoration and suddenly there are lots of cotton fields in japan
I love old String Band music. Beautiful
bro why is the russian one so wonky
The Polish and Russian ones are a lot lower quality, I believe he sung it and then manually added the music over in post and tried to make it fit together (also the lyrics don't translate into a great song in Russian)
its just some butt fuking drunk Odessan rusian lol
Because Russia is a low quality country in general.
Idk why I was expecting anything but anime with the Japanese version
This video made me love this song! And has the video with jazz been revived yet?
I will reupload that video on a different channel most likely
finnaly perfection
The japanese one is very beautiful and oddly sounds very natural as well.
damn good man, you have version i didnt know of
thank you, even more obscure ones on the way
Maybe even a dutch one
Everything's possible these times
I had no idea so many countries like this song.
Union Dixie is the best Dixie. That's just how it is. Union forever, hoorah boys hoorah!
RAH RAH MURICAH
Fun fact: Dixie was originally a Union song
On god
🇺🇲🇺🇲
Gay
OG Dixie has a true soul. Irresistible urge to sing along. But love other versions too, it's kind of respect to the original. Cheers for sharing!
union better
@@snekkie117 the union is traitorous and blasphemous
@@snekkie117 "land of traitors" my ass.
@@snekkie117 its better cuz its funny, but the og song is beautiful i cant lie.
@@notlogical4016 the music is great lyrics are good in a vacuum but cringe in context.
Most unexpected duo: ireland and the CSA lol.
I know you probally here a lot about the union Irish, but there was probally close to 6000-8000 Irish fighters from Alabama alone, not forgetting all the Irish from Arkansas
I would have never thought I would enjoy a japanese version of a southern civil war song.
Union Dixie is the best version. 🇺🇲
I hate that one .
@@samkangal8428 what’s wrong with it?
@@nathankaput3958 the lyrics🤮
@@samkangal8428 the lyrics are based
@@cachorro1125 this is the ANTI Dixie song.
we both know that dixie and union dixie are the GOAT
Union Dixie is the goat, not the traitor dixie
@@BoldBatman900they both slap
German and Polish too sound like they might be original
@@BoldBatman900 both of them slap
Same for me, the only difference is that the original one got the short end of the stick when it came to the history part of it.
You can correct me on that one since I ain't even an American, I'm a Dutchman who just likes the lyrics of this music.
I don't care about political stuff whatsoever just the music.
Droppin that Union Drip on the Traitors
I shall gladly betray the US to secure Texas' independence.
Blacks when they come to Dixieland instead of Disneyland
Oh Hell noooooooooooo
Union Dixie slaps so hard it makes me feel patriotic for a country that rebelled against mine because they didn't want to pay tax.
Down with the traitors!
More like the real Americans, the south shall rise again
@@theleader4620 us Northerners have more advantages then southerners more industrial shall I say the south in the 1861-65 had good moral I give em that but later in the war we had advantages tho I’m just saying I’m from the city so- nothing much
It makes me patriotic even if I'm from the south hahah. Down with the traitors indeed, my friend!
@@JuliusCaesar2005 yes my area the north shall strive union forever
@@theleader4620 let me get this straight, people who classified themselves as non Americans (they tried to become and be a part of a different country, not the United States of America) are true americans?
Southerners: we want to die in Dixie!
Grant, Sherman, and Thomas: **say less**
We working hard on cotton with this one 12:00 🔥🔥🔥
What I have been looking for without even knowing it
Still looking for ones of Horst Wessel Lied, Giovezzina and Aao Bachcho Tumhe Dikhaye.
Stay tuned and maybe in the future (though I do not know if versions of those exist in other languages)
@@2DTesseract8692 I know there's a spanish one for Giovezzina, a Breton one for Horst Wessel Lied and a Pakistani and Surinamese version of Aao Bachcho Tumhe Dikhaye
But there very well could be more
@@sanneoi6323 thank you
@@2DTesseract8692 post Horst weassel lied and see your channel dissolve
@@bebedor_de_cafe3272 oh shit yeah just found out what that song was lmao
"I posted my last playlist to r/America and was permabanned :("
That's gotta be the most Reddit thing ever. Even when you post something that directly relates to the topic at hand, you still get punished and treated as if you openly called for TND.
hahahahaha TND
TND?
Actovania is one of my favorite channels
The Louisiana remix inspires me to learn French again!
Novorossia❌
RuSsIaN dIxIe✅
Away down east to russie's to liberate the russians from Putin 😂
Union Dixie is just a diss track to Dixieland.
@13:36 When you're a weeb in the South, then something is rising and it wasn't the shield hero; it was the South.
9:55 New Kanye song sounding 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The polish version is awesome!!!
The Derick Warfield and Japanese Dixie are my favorites
The Japanese version was soothing.
the best is the Union version no doubt
Lincoln's Presidential Proclamation NO. 81, April 19 1861, just five days after the evacuation of Ft Sumter. (Edited Version)
"Whereas an insurrection against the Government of the United States has broken out -in the States of South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas, and the laws of the United States- for the *COLLECTION OF THE REVENUE (TAX MONEY)* can not be effectually executed therein comformably to that provision of the Constitution which requires *DUTIES (REVENUE TAX MONEY)* to be uniform throughout the United States:...
*NOTE:* President Abraham Lincoln blames the "insurrection" on the collection of REVENUE TAX MONEY. Not on States Rights, politics, slavery or any other reason. In none of these documents does the Union Executive or Legislature refer to the secession of States as unconstitutional or illegal! Lincoln KNOWS that secession IS A RIGHT but because of REVENUE TAX MONEY, he refuses to allow the South to secede peacefully.
Lincoln's Presidential Proclamation NO. 82, April 27 1861, a week after the previous Proclamation as more States seceded from the Union.
"Whereas for the reasons assigned in my Proclamation of the 19th instance., a blockade of the ports of the States of South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas, was ordered to be established, and whereas, since that date, public property of the United States has been seized, *THE COLLECTION OF THE REVENUE (TAX MONEY) OBSTRUCTED,* and duly commissioned officers of the United States, while engaged in executing the orders of their superiors have been arrested and held in custody as prisoners, or have been impeded in the discharge of their official duties, without due legal process, by persons claiming to act under authority of the States of Virginia and North Carolina. An efficient blockade of the ports of those States will therefore also be established. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand, and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this 27th day of April, A.D. 1861, and of the Independence of the United States the eighty-fifth."
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, By the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
Crittenden-Johnson Resolution issued by the US House of Representatives, 25 July, 1861 four days after the defeat of the invading US Army at Manassas, VA (Bull Run).
"Resolved by the House of Representatives of the Congress of the United States, That the present deplorable _civil war_ has been _forced_ upon the country by the _disunionists_ of the Southern States now _in revolt_ against the constitutional Government and in arms around the capital; that in this _national emergency_ Congress, banishing all feelings of mere passion or resentment, *WILL RECOLLECT **_ONLY_** ITS DUTY (REVENUE TAX MONEY) TO THE WHOLE COUNTRY;* that this war is not waged upon our part in any spirit of oppression, nor for any purpose of conquest or subjugation, nor purpose of overthrowing or interfering with the rights or established _INSTITUTIONS_ of those States, but to defend and maintain the supremacy of the Constitution and to *PRESERVE THE UNION (TREASURY),* with all the dignity, equality, and rights of the several States unimpaired; *and that as soon as these **_objects are accomplished_** the war ought to cease.*
@@MGTOWPaladin bro responded to someone’s song preference with a whole ass essay 💀
@@luftwaffle4156 The only reason the Union invaded Dixie was for money! And, their version refers to the South as "traitors" when it was the Union that betrayed the Constitution!
I'm just setting the record straight after 160 years of lies!
@@MGTOWPaladin I ain’t reading allat
@thestasi2646 Let me break it down for you!
Presidential Proclamation 81: Lincoln claims the "insurrection" is due to the Union trying for "collection of revenue tax money"!
Presidential Proclamation 82: The Southern States are seceding, and "the collection of the revenue tax money" is obstructed.
The House of Representatives agrees with Lincoln and says they only want the re-collection of the revenue tax money and all "hostilities" (Union invasion) should cease once that happens (the Union gets the revenue tax money from States that legally left the Union and are no longer legally obligated to give up any revenue to the Union government).
The short version of these THREE FEDERAL DOCUMENTS is "We want money, and the South will get WAR if we don't get the money we used to get before secession!"
The Confederate States of America (1861-1865) started with an agrarian-based economy that relied heavily on slave-worked plantations for the production of cotton for export to Europe. *IF CLASSED AS AN INDEPENDENT COUNTRY,* the area of the Confederate States would have ranked as the *FOURTH-RICHEST COUNTRY OF THE WORLD IN 1860."* (Wikipedia: Economy of the Confederate States of America).
Union Dixie is like Dixieland except you don’t feel like a traitor for listening to it
Disculpa si hay algún sonido de fondo. Cuando grabe todo completo en un solo vídeo, me aseguraré de hacerlo de la mejor manera posible.
There must be too much volka in Dixie...
The japanese version sounds like something from an alternate history. Real trippy.
it makes dixie look bad
@@ScurryReb61ok
My favorite is the union’s but the french is also pretty good
- Default Dixie
- Dixie but based
- Dixie with a little more _pizzazz_
- Post WW1 Germany
- Dixie if the French interviened in the Civil War
- Kawaii Dixie
- How the Germans saw the Polish insurgents during WW2
- Drunk Dixie
As a Texan, I will never understand the obsession with this flag. I will admit, it has a nice aesthetic though. Just a sour history, to put it lightly.
It's one of those sad things ruined by history. As flags go, the Confederate (battle) Flag looks _awesome_. It's a good looking flag. You could be a fan of it for looks alone. But when you learn about the cause it was raised as a banner for? 😰
It reminds me of those people who went and ruined 4-armed spirals for everyone.
It represents the entire South together. I think it's provides a sense of pride and southern unity. And it looks cool af
@@rexblade504although I’ll never put the flag up in my own home, I like to think of the flag as a flag just representing south pride, instead of well stubborn slave owners.
Plus during the civil war the south wasn’t just filled with slave owners, it was mostly the rich ones who could even afford slaves. The south was able to raise a army in the first place because instead of making slavery about human rights they made it about state rights.
@@insaneproductions9117 correct, it also shows history of most people in the south, seeing as how at least some people were willing to risk lives freedom in one way or another, also i just realized that major government’s names don’t usually align with the country itself, the united states of america didn’t stay united, the peoples republic of china is a killer of free speech over a bear, and the Islamic Democracy of Afghanistan just put Al-Qaeda and the Taliban back into power
@@insaneproductions9117 And so were not the most part of the german soldiers nazis, but you don't see lots of people in germany waving Swastikas do we? (well its a harsh, example comparing the two, but still. The objective of the Confederation was to keep slavery as a system for at least some more decades for gods sake 💀)
Oh sweet novorossia at the end!
*Sherman. Get the boats. We got work to do.*
what is the guitar instrument in the polish version? it sounds really cool.
I don't know
No matter what the Japanese sing, they have the gift of turning everything into manga, 😂!
What is the history of these other versions? I’m so confused.
This feels like some weird alternate history situation
union dixie goes inconceivably hard
I get the feeling that the Japanese Dixie is either a Touhou or a Jojo reference, but I'm not sure which...
These characters aren't from Touhou or JoJo. If I had to guess, they're from a gacha game series I don't know.
there IS a steel ball run stand called "civil war"...
They’re characters from the program that’s singing. Sort of like Hatsune Miko.
It’s Neutrino AI which is like Hatsune Miku as the guy said above
The union dixie song is the hardest ass diss track I ever heard
The Irish One seems surprising but there were a lot of Irish in the USA.
Spanish Dixie? I have yet to hear it sung in Spanish.
I looked for that, I couldn't find a cover
@@2DTesseract8692 Has it ever been done in Spanish?
@@zionmolina3039 no I've seen it with Spanish subtitles but I have never heard it in Spanish
@@2DTesseract8692 Someone needs to make it happen.
When no one mentions the German dixie