It is, it’s an absolutely insane workout on its own and the skill needed to even get there? Whoof. It’s intense. But Russian ballet focuses on core stability and leg strength, so it would be much different than a French ballerina trying this!
Nah..it would've been better because of the nuclear threats. So in the end, I'm fine with usa losing an American-Soviet dance off competition. Though, the soviet union would've still collapsed as it ended up being a financial battle and hate to break it to the radical socialists and commies from the US, capitalism with a bit of social programs will always reign Supreme over radical socialist/communist backbone. Venezuela is the latest tragedy.
Your comment is meaningless. Do you think people should be insensitive and not enjoy life? Stop using images of hate propaganda from the US state machine and its Hollywood henchman. Look better at what Hollywood was like in relation to the USSR before the McCarthyism came to power . Draw the appropriate conclusions.
@@easypete3630 I assure you that familiar people smile and joke like all people.Frowning faces are a cinematic stamp for extras and manipulating the atmosphere of genres.
@@АлексейАлексеев-ц8х9т Well, I hope he is glad. I came here to find more about the context and because I'm curious what is like the original version, and maybe OP is doing the same. In the hardbass version is more memey (as it should be) and you have to go so far to find a serious comment . But I absolutely agree with you. Specially soldier at 4:14. In Hardbass version is amazing, the sincronization with the beat is just beautiful. He is by far my favourite.
@@nealbradleigh5069knees aren’t muscles, dont worry. The floor you do it on doesn’t make much a difference. I was a gymnast and now my knees are halfway working
@sophiacalon3463 Thank you for your reply. You were blessed with professional training, as I was a small, happy child, fascinated with a world full of new things to learn and imitate. The artistry and technical skills of dancers, gymnasts, et al inspire so many of us to naively "step up" and try our hand
And the most fascinating is that these dance moves with the legs (dancing while squatting) is a quintessential feature of Russian traditional dances. So, that means that many Russians on average can do squat dances.
Wait until Russia sees the sjw US videos. They'll probably invade the next fuckin day with the garbage that's in the military now. I will with 3 guys who left service over the absolute bullshit going on.
The most interesting here, that guys on the left (blue) are from aviation. Guys on the right (red) are from infantry. So, basically it is a dance battle between two different military formations. :)
@@rafalemarine2454 You are right. They certainly are competent. Have you ever seen a row of them on stage, arms folded, boots kicking high with buttocks less than the height of a boot off the stage? Then they continue doing it in one row slowly wheeling shoulder to shoulder in a complete circle.
@It's Nietzsche, Bietzsche! dude is rolling in his grave so rapidly that if we hook his body to a generator, the entire Britain Isle will have free electricity for years just like Tesla has planned
@@borschtisgud it’s not Russian ballet, Russian ballet is the same ballet as everywhere else with greater focus on strength than beauty, this can be considered folk dancing, although at my studio we call it character dance
I am amazed by how lucky we are to have access to such a masterpiece. We are lucky it was recorded then, and we are lucky it is online now. It almost brought me to tears :~
His son is, Leonid passed away on the 27th of September in 2017 (I apologise if I got it wrong) Edit: 19th of September 2017. Funnily enough though, he was born on the 18th of September.
My little sister is disabled (mentally and a bit physically), and I showed her this video to cheer her up once. Today she was copying the arm movements, it was so cute.
What a wonderful big brother you are. I love reading your adorable story. I hope you can tell her that a lady a long way away in New Zealand thinks she is very cute. Give her a hug from me. My name is Wanda and I love to watch magical Russians on my phone. XXX Thankyou Brother and Sister.
Didn't see this mentioned anywhere, but it seems like the Aviation soldiers (the ones in blue outfits) have dance moves that are air/jumping/spinning based, and the Ground soldiers (infantry, in the red outfits) have dance moves that are ground based. Really cool symbolism there, and then two soldiers of different types of army start dancing together at the end, symbolising friendship between the two groups, very heart warming!
Not too sure who to ask but I'm guessing based off here that you know your military uniforms, do you have any sites or anything you can point me to to see different military uniforms and styles? I want to do research into different countries' military uniforms for art-related reasons, but I'm not too sure where to look or where to search.
@@veroramona Thank you so much, I appreciate it!! I'll do my best :D also, I'm mainly a character designer and all of my art has been archived/privated at this moment due to some rather nasty people stalking me, I'm planning to take a few months off from posting my art publically so I can develop my art style and improve my character designing, hence why I'm wanting to research military uniforms more, since I want to incorporate them into my designs! Once I get back on my feet I'll come back here and let you know :)
@@IDoSnipeYT They put the first woman up too! Only men counted apparently, but Russia sent singlecell, dogs, cats, monkeys I believe? Rabbits who were pregnant, etc. Before america put Shepard into suborbit in '62
I hope the original poster sees this, I am in no means defending Russia and said actions, but I do still love this video and the people that commented, I’m going to be deleting this commet so maybe we can all focus on the wonderful dances instead of the tragedy that is beholding Eastern Europe
Haha! I'm from Russia and i'm learning English since i was like 6 or 7, it's always cool to see foreign people that are interested in your culture or language! Even in these rough times, it's important to be a human and treat others around the globe well. Russian is a very complicated language with gendered words, verbs, adjectives, hard rules etc, was it hard to learn it or not? I have lots of english speaking friends that tried to learn russian a little bit, but failed.
Given your user name, you are most likely very aware of how motivational a commissar can be, especially when standing just offscreen holding a bolt pistol.
@@RoyTheMcCoy I succeeded in causing my knees and thighs to be sore for a day or two, but that's it. This requires perfect timing and pretty good physical conditioning.
El baile más hermoso que jamás haya visto. Qué sincronía, habilidad, agilidad, movimientos acrobáticos, todo tan bien coordinado y los individuales perfectos .. Un espectáculo en todo su esplendor. No me canso de ver este video. Muy hermoso, realmente!! Quedé fascinada.. gracias pueblo ruso por regalarnos de su arte 👏🏻👏🏻
okay i know i'm two months late but now all i can think of is: "OY YOU MUST BE DEBIL IF YOU THINK YOU CAN BEAT ME IN DANCE BATTLE" "I SAW YOU BATTLING COMRADE KOVESHNIKOV LAST WEEK YOUR DANCING SKILLS ARE PHYSICAL PIZDEC" "YOU WANT TO BET CYKA" "I'LL BET MY WEIGHT IN STROGANOFF THAT YOU CANNOT BEAT ME" "PREPARE TO SUFFER CRUSHING DEFEAT, WESTERN SPY" "OPA IGOR GET THE ACCORDION READY I HAVE A BLYAT TO DEFEAT IN THE NAME OF COMRADE LENIN HIMSELF" and now i can't stop wheezing
*bumps* "HEY IGOR, WHY YOU MESS WITH ME, HUH?!" "BLYAT, BORRIS. YOU WALKED INTO ME!" "What have we become, let's settle this like men" *epic dance off*
Lol, only now I have noticed that they are actually divided: on the right are Army (red shoulder boards and stripe on visor caps) and on the left are Air Force (blue shoulder boards and stripe of visor caps)
2:18 Тот факт что этот парень смог удерживать это танцевальное движение в течение 25 секунд, заставляет меня думать, что у него самые сильные ноги на свете.
@@lunarepsilon if you think about it, that's almost what happened tho. Russia pretty much single handedly won the eastern front while it took multiple allied nations to push from the west.
I find it funny how at 1:35 if you look at the 2 guys on the far right, one of them begins to step forward, the other holds him and whisper something in his ear, probably something like: *"ay, It's not our turn yet, calm down"* then gives 2 gentle pats on his shoulder
I do not think so. look how defiantly the guy who shot him with his boot behaved! I am sure that he wanted to show him that it is not nice to do so (fists in the face) but his friend stopped him and whispered something like "we will not behave so obscenely" and he listened to him ;)
@Ivan Of course, this is how the speech is designed! to understand this, you do not need to be called up to the army. just take a closer look at how he rushed to kick him! I think this is understandable :)
An American here, not even gonna lie if a Russian man danced like that near me I'd fold. The talent! I agree we are so lucky the Cold War didn't consist of dance battles HAHA!! Much love to a beautiful culture .🇷🇺❤️🇺🇸
4 года назад+1159
As a proud American, and a paralyzed Disabled Veteran, seeing anyone dancing, enjoying themselves, is the one thing that I miss the most after losing my ability to walk. These men have to be in tremendous shape to do all of this.
_jeff _ he was pointing at his friend to kinda show off the move he was doing. Like “look at this guy”! It’s somthing russian and Ukrainian dancers do often when somebody is soloing
The dancing is amazing it is like they are all trying to compete with one and other but are all great friends and having a great time. When I watched this I was so happy all the way through. Thank you for this masterpiece being uploaded and preserved
@@juozasmartinkus8033 Chingis? Europe wasnt invaded until almost ten years after his death. The Swedish king who lost at Poltava is called Charles XII in English but considering you use Chengis I think you would appreciate his Swedish name, Karl XII.
I mean, is that surprising? Look how impossibly strong their legs are? I wouldn't want to fight some guys whose each thigh is stronger than my entire body.
My grandfather had high Soviet military rank, he was very talented in many languages, music, technology, engineering, and was an overall wholesome and sweet man. He never told me much about what he did, and I’m sure it’s because they swore him to secrets, but he always spoke kindly on his friends in the military. One man who he knew could dance a lot like this, though being old now like my grandfather he couldn’t anymore, but the stories about it were always nice. I met him once and he was a very witty person, I wonder if he ever got to dance for videos like this hearing how good he was. Sorry for bad grammar, English isn’t my first language.
This is a shining example of the fact that the Soviet Army was one of the greatest ever, because instead of shunning Musicians, artists, and the intellectual, they encouraged them! Soviet Soldiers weren't mindless goons stripped of their identity and individuality like US Marines and the like, having had their spirits broken by abusive commanding officers, and meaningless, empty rhetoric, barked at them day in and day out until they become a killing machine. Soviet Soldiers had political training, because after all - A soldier without ideology is a potential criminal - and their superiors were their comrades first, and their commanders second. Soviet Soldiers fought because they loved! Evil returns as evil, but when it comes to love ~ souls mate eternal. It will all come back to us my friends, and the meek shall inherit the Earth!
Wait are you the same guy that commented on some other video about taking a soviet meme too far and you decorated your room in soviet propaganda and so on?
It's true. *Angry teacher* - ( u on the ground floor can be heard😠😠😠) -U're writing a test job, bitches, and I don't care if call through five minutes.
I've watched this video many times, but I have just realized that this is actually a dance battle between army soldiers (Red caps and epaulettes), and air force ones (blue ones). They start doing moves and tricks crazier than the previous of the other branch, only to end up dancing together with the others in the end. I feel stupid for not noticing before...
@@sobolanul96 You get that when you mix russian ballett and ukrainian folk dance. It's kind of a secret recipe. Capitalist propaganda doesn't want you to know!
I think it's an all against all but also green squad versus red squad. Probably the stripes on their berets and uniforms means they are from different battalions.
@@bazhenakyhot9192 I mean, It kind of is? Ukraine and Russia overlap in many cultural aspects. Actually, I wouldn't be surprised to find out that other slavic countries consider borscht their 'thing' as well. Same with pelmeni and kvas.
I don't agree with you. Borscht, even in the days of Kiev Rus, began to be prepared on the territory of Ukraine, because all the ingredients for this dish grew well here, and only then other Slavs adapt and improve the other recipes to fit the products of their region. If we talk about kvas, then a drink very similar to it was described by Herodotus and Hippocrates, so this is absolutely not a Slavic drink, it just became the most popular on their lands. And pelmeni is generally an Asian dish ... Moreover, the people of Ukraine and Russia have a completely different mentality and a rather different culture, which unfortunately began to assimilate during the USSR
@@bazhenakyhot9192 And potatoes were originally imported from the Americas. Didn't stop them from becoming a slavic (especially Belarusian) culinary staple. Culture is a complex and dynamic concept and one thing can be a part of several different histories. Many distinct aspects of japanese culture originated in China, but the japanese adopted them, made them their own. This is a good thing, it helps different peoples learn and grow, and honestly? If our leaders focused more on what brings us together rather than divides us, there'd be fewer wars and less hatred.
I saw in another comment that the guys with the blue caps are from aviation and the guys in the red are infantry (part of the whole friendly competition thing) so that guy's specific dance was meant to mock the infantry. It just makes this post so much better.
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me: looks at my legs
legs: don't you even think about it
@PUNMPKIN gravity is a western propaganda
Gravity scheiße is capitalist propaganda. stop. Also the earth is flat
Underrated thread
PUNMPKIN no, they just start breaking
Legs update 2.0: *it can talk*
*The Soviets were* *ready for any battle.*
*Even a dance battle.*
I wish everybody would get your joke
I get it 🤣
Me too lol
Its wierd that hey ignore gravity
Clearly, *they weren’t expecting 1941*
I finally found the origin of my profile picture.
Omg! That is a beautiful
Omg this is beautiful 😭😭 it feels like a dad-son reunion
Congratulations
Your profile picture have got Soviet origins
OUR profile picture.
The leg, core strength , and balance to do this must be crazy
Yo no sé si son piernas o pedazos elásticos de tungsteno
Their knee joints are literally made of steel
yea that shit ain't easy,
i cant even run 5km without knee pain lol
It is, it’s an absolutely insane workout on its own and the skill needed to even get there? Whoof. It’s intense. But Russian ballet focuses on core stability and leg strength, so it would be much different than a French ballerina trying this!
i tried to dance it and now am in hospital
Never try to repeat it again)
You need to be slav to do this
I feel so sorry for comrade, but this dance was only for a true soviet comrade
After try and try now I dominate those tecnics and my legs are now made of steel
I did some of it but I have to master it fully.
USA should be glad that the cold war didn't include dancing competitions
😂😂😂😂
Oh I would love that in the history books!
Nah..it would've been better because of the nuclear threats. So in the end, I'm fine with usa losing an American-Soviet dance off competition.
Though, the soviet union would've still collapsed as it ended up being a financial battle and hate to break it to the radical socialists and commies from the US, capitalism with a bit of social programs will always reign Supreme over radical socialist/communist backbone. Venezuela is the latest tragedy.
Venezuela iphone 1 billion trillion commie
(fun fact: social democracy is in fact extraordinarily based)
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Americans : We have Helicopters
Russians: We are helicopters
Russians: We don’t fly the helicopters
Russians: The helicopters ride us
2:45 I get it
Technically, the Russians actually invented the helicopter. So. Yeah
NNitrozeus 105 well technically that’s absolutely incorrect
When you spent your life killing Nazis but secretly just wanted to do balet for the last 20 years
This is so wholesome for literally no reason. Just a bunch of guys, dancing and having fun with each other.
The world if women didn’t exist…
@@wolfypilotyou wouldn’t exist either lol
@@missvodka we'd find a way to procreate without you
@@wolfypilotself reproduction like plants or smth
I've been working on ways to procreate without women but the results have been runny
"So, what day is leg day?"
"Да"
“Da.”
Да
ДА!
Дa
And im not russian :((((
Most importantly, the smiles on all their faces.
awwww!!!
@@adajohnson0410 БлагоДарю...
Your comment is meaningless. Do you think people should be insensitive and not enjoy life? Stop using images of hate propaganda from the US state machine and its Hollywood henchman. Look better at what Hollywood was like in relation to the USSR before the McCarthyism came to power . Draw the appropriate conclusions.
@@Googlag Please correct me if I am wrong but, I think he means that they are so happy while dancing. I am sure he didn't mean you any harm.
@@easypete3630 I assure you that familiar people smile and joke like all people.Frowning faces are a cinematic stamp for extras and manipulating the atmosphere of genres.
This is the first time I’ve ever seen this without hard bass playing.
Same 👀☺️
And what, are you glad? The Harbass version is most better
@@АлексейАлексеев-ц8х9т Well, I hope he is glad. I came here to find more about the context and because I'm curious what is like the original version, and maybe OP is doing the same. In the hardbass version is more memey (as it should be) and you have to go so far to find a serious comment . But I absolutely agree with you. Specially soldier at 4:14. In Hardbass version is amazing, the sincronization with the beat is just beautiful. He is by far my favourite.
For me it's the first time without the karstotzky kick music from tf2.
Yup
Делай так каждый день, и колени болеть не будут никогда!
не так колней не будет. но это круто неимоверно
I did... the first six years of my life. The knees simply cannot heal (all I had was concrete floors to dance on)
@@nealbradleigh5069knees aren’t muscles, dont worry. The floor you do it on doesn’t make much a difference. I was a gymnast and now my knees are halfway working
@sophiacalon3463 Thank you for your reply. You were blessed with professional training, as I was a small, happy child, fascinated with a world full of new things to learn and imitate.
The artistry and technical skills of dancers, gymnasts, et al inspire so many of us to naively "step up" and try our hand
I can't even begin to comprehend how much leg muscle strength that requires. I don't think even many professional gymnasts would be able to do that.
@Kerem Demir Impressive
And the most fascinating is that these dance moves with the legs (dancing while squatting) is a quintessential feature of Russian traditional dances. So, that means that many Russians on average can do squat dances.
@@Pan472 I would like to know how exactly they learn this.
My legs hurt just watching
американка 😧
USA : our military training is the hardest one in the world
Soviet : hold our legs..
Soviet: actually we will do that 1:26
Wait until Russia sees the sjw US videos.
They'll probably invade the next fuckin day with the garbage that's in the military now.
I will with 3 guys who left service over the absolute bullshit going on.
@@ClickClack_Bam Yea right, they would destroy the USA gay army
They don’t even need anyone to hold their legs
ayo sus
1:25
Everybody gangsta until Dmitryv starts using his leg as an svt-40
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wtf hahahahahahahahahahah
im dying lol
kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Mosina vintovka
@@GHSK_edits Yes
Мы нашим коллективом пытаемся повторить этот танец. Получилась половина из этих трюков, стремимся к полному соответствию. Да, это тяжко, очень
Удачи вам.
Да пипец! Эти прыжки из приседа, чего только стоят?
@@ДмитрийОнуфриенко-щ5щА сальтуха с гармошкой в руках. Да это, простите, пиздец😂😂
I wanna learn this in case WWIII breaks out, I'll be able to challenge your guys to a dance off.
І не получиться, як м*скаль може повторити козацький танець?🤡
If this doesn't make you happy, nothing will.
CallMeMrBennet true..
Im not happy, IM PROUD!!!
sovietism, baby
The most interesting here, that guys on the left (blue) are from aviation. Guys on the right (red) are from infantry.
So, basically it is a dance battle between two different military formations.
:)
I haven't realized that until now
Ok but what about this?
4:22.
@@thetexan1011 let me explain. It's old russian joke. In the competition between friends, friendship must win, so friendship was literally win again.
@Ho Lam YIU Yes, it`s blue. They have wing-shaped cockade on their caps also. Only aviation forces had second cockade in this time.
I thought it was between the Red Army and the NKVD.
Russians are the original break dancers
you will literally break while trying to dance these steps
@@sidexmabaho да они и не дансеры..то вообще)))
In Soviet Russia, dance break you.
Soviets*
It does bear a striking similarity to the breakdance form in many ways
I tried for 5 seconds and I’m now laying down on the floor
USA : Makes breakdance
USSR : makes your bones break when dance
In Soviet Russia, dance break you
@@madmarvshighwaywarrior2870 in socialist Cuba, you don't dance salsa, salsa dances you
It thought this said "make sure your bones break when you dance" XD
Our bones
isnt breakdance like a black thing to do
Americans: "those Russians are probably spying on us"
What we're actually doing:
Дамми дам дам
алиса баженова да
Это просто мы
Cyka Blyat'?
Хахахаха
2:45
Everybody gangsta until Dmitry starts thinking that he's a helicopter
My Dmitrocopter goes *swoosh swoosh swoosh swoosh*
Haha dmitricopter go casatschok
It's true, I was a helicopter
Hahah
Dimitri the OG Mi-24
Ну деды. Ну молодцы. Гордость СССР. Гордость России
Щас то одни геи да вылизыные мужики на сценах..
большинство танцоров приехали из Украины
@@aleksanderpolanski7905 страна другая была. Да и какая разница, главное-красиво!
Тут кстати смешанные танцы украинский, русский и беларусский
@@seniyar это теперь советский танец
disliked by 375 physics teachers
Do not worry comrade, we already shot them and sent to GULAG
And Issac Newton
capitalist physic teachers
They cant dislike *o u r* work
And Karen.
I can hear Newton crying at the corner ;D
You stole that comment from another video.
You stole that comment
thief
😂😂😂
screaming*
This is basically a Breakdance Battle from the 1960's.
The Russians did breakdance before breakdance was cool.
Da !
In Soviet Russia dance break you
No its the red army danse of competense of everybody.
@@rafalemarine2454 You are right. They certainly are competent. Have you ever seen a row of them on stage, arms folded, boots kicking high with buttocks less than the height of a boot off the stage?
Then they continue doing it in one row slowly wheeling shoulder to shoulder in a complete circle.
It seems like the "dance-off" is a universal human phenomenon that transcends culture and nationality
Yes, as a person from Russia, I admire it just as much as you 😊
Isaac Newton is crying in the corner of some room out there
I was going to like your comment but i rather keep it at 420.
@@Mangos1021 4:20
@It's Nietzsche, Bietzsche! dude is rolling in his grave so rapidly that if we hook his body to a generator, the entire Britain Isle will have free electricity for years just like Tesla has planned
@@quakethedoombringer Bloody golden!
@@quakethedoombringer bloody he'll your comment was platinum XD
Commander: "So why are you joining our army?"
Me: "Ballet."
*our*
Its not ballet tho
Since everyone was drafted in the USSR, this is what the army did with the dancers.
@@broadday_3420 It's Russian Ballet.
@@borschtisgud it’s not Russian ballet, Russian ballet is the same ballet as everywhere else with greater focus on strength than beauty, this can be considered folk dancing, although at my studio we call it character dance
USA: the Soviets are probably planning to invade us.
meanwhile in the USSR:
One day...
The origginal comment are, literally, above your comment
Nah this is how they marched towards Berlin
They probably were
Yeah. Tomorrow we will have tea in your living room )))
Yes, nafig we need it. Come to me on Baikal to visit
The best thing about this video is that it’s just a bunch of friends smiling dancing and having fun
*a bunch of comrades
@@suspicious_fishesExactly.
I am amazed by how lucky we are to have access to such a masterpiece. We are lucky it was recorded then, and we are lucky it is online now. It almost brought me to tears :~
Keyword: We
Yes, the dance is beautiful and also it is the way how all things you mentioned fit in some kind of harmony
So true! ☭❤️
An American saying something Russian is good?! Or was that an unknown communist sympathizer
Quite possibly d best dance ever
Can we just take a moment for realizing that this guy's stills giving hearts to some comments even after years... Bro take this 👑
LOL HE DID IT TO YOU 🐌🥒
😂😂😂
Yeah
His son is, Leonid passed away on the 27th of September in 2017 (I apologise if I got it wrong)
Edit: 19th of September 2017. Funnily enough though, he was born on the 18th of September.
@@sumvs5992 RIP Leonid
This makes me proud to be human. People are so amazing
Hell yeah
Indeed
Da my comrade.
And also people are stupid, crazy and mad
@@АлексейАлексеев-ц8х9т and also people are brave, genius and kind
あまりに優雅で所作が美しすぎる
なんだこの艶やかさと身体能力…!?一度生で見てみたい
伝統芸能をこんなに楽しんでるなんて最高だろ
1965年の動画ということで踊っている本人達ももうご高齢とはいえ存命中の方も普通におられるだろうから見せてあげたい。若かった頃の自分の身体能力の高さに驚き懐かしむだろうな。
La URSS ya no existe 🤷♂️
My little sister is disabled (mentally and a bit physically), and I showed her this video to cheer her up once. Today she was copying the arm movements, it was so cute.
Ok, this is wholesome.
Blessingly wholesome!
What a wonderful big brother you are. I love reading your adorable story. I hope you can tell her that a lady a long way away in New Zealand thinks she is very cute. Give her a hug from me. My name is Wanda and I love to watch magical Russians on my phone.
XXX Thankyou Brother and Sister.
@@barbsmart7373 Thank you for your reply, I'll make sure to give her lots of hugs :)
wish her all the best , from Russia with love
Who could imagine dancing to classical music would need this level of athleticism? Amazing
And also a strong ass leg
Anyone who knows classical music. But this is folk music, not classical music.
Most dancing can be pretty difficult and exhausting
Because people became too lazy their standard of athleticism got too high.
Haha ballet.
Didn't see this mentioned anywhere, but it seems like the Aviation soldiers (the ones in blue outfits) have dance moves that are air/jumping/spinning based, and the Ground soldiers (infantry, in the red outfits) have dance moves that are ground based. Really cool symbolism there, and then two soldiers of different types of army start dancing together at the end, symbolising friendship between the two groups, very heart warming!
Not too sure who to ask but I'm guessing based off here that you know your military uniforms, do you have any sites or anything you can point me to to see different military uniforms and styles? I want to do research into different countries' military uniforms for art-related reasons, but I'm not too sure where to look or where to search.
@@veroramona Thank you so much, I appreciate it!! I'll do my best :D
also, I'm mainly a character designer and all of my art has been archived/privated at this moment due to some rather nasty people stalking me, I'm planning to take a few months off from posting my art publically so I can develop my art style and improve my character designing, hence why I'm wanting to research military uniforms more, since I want to incorporate them into my designs! Once I get back on my feet I'll come back here and let you know :)
Most likely just so everybody knows who does what
@@aroraptor7550 not me
Soviet Union was unmatched in Pokémon Red
動画を見終わった後の満足感が病みつきになる
This is a kind of masculinity that doesn't feel like its trying to be masculine, it just is
idk holding hands seems kinda gay.
@@yytyytg Anywhere outside of the US and Western Europe, holding hands is neither masculine nor feminine, it's just a normal gesture.
@@yytyytg It's the comrade hand holding.
It’s called swag
You're a real man when you simply don't give a fuck if others perceive you as "masculine" or not
I'm pretty sure that's why the Soviets put the first man in the space, there's no gravity in Russia
I'm pretty sure the americans was the first for that. Or maybe it was only the moon. Lol. The Russians sent a dog up first, Laika.
@@IDoSnipeYT They put the first woman up too! Only men counted apparently, but Russia sent singlecell, dogs, cats, monkeys I believe? Rabbits who were pregnant, etc. Before america put Shepard into suborbit in '62
@@IDoSnipeYT The first man in space was Yuri Gagarin from the USSR.
@@shimon6408 That's cool. But isn't Yuri a Japanese girl name?
@@IDoSnipeYT Thank you for the fast reply. Yuri is also a Japanese name, as well as a Russian name.
I hope the original poster sees this, I am in no means defending Russia and said actions, but I do still love this video and the people that commented, I’m going to be deleting this commet so maybe we can all focus on the wonderful dances instead of the tragedy that is beholding Eastern Europe
That's great!
Russian in a past life
Haha! I'm from Russia and i'm learning English since i was like 6 or 7, it's always cool to see foreign people that are interested in your culture or language! Even in these rough times, it's important to be a human and treat others around the globe well.
Russian is a very complicated language with gendered words, verbs, adjectives, hard rules etc, was it hard to learn it or not? I have lots of english speaking friends that tried to learn russian a little bit, but failed.
broother?
Did you get like a teacher or did you use an app?
I'm Russian and the only thing I can repeat from the dance is clapping
No need to make other people feel fun, all of us Russians dance like machines. Throw a drink or two down there and we’re set.
@@ctcholdingspan638
Шевцов найден в подписках.
Мнение аннулируется.
I'm Polish and the only move I can repeat is... yeah I can only do the claps lol, respect to these men for their performance
@@musculussphincter5854 ты вообще понял, что написал?
Тут человек пишет про то, что он умеет, а ты высираешь про Шевцова.
@@alexvandoor4755 я отвечал не человеку,который из танца может только хлопать,а челу ниже
Their tendons are made out finest Soviet steel.
Stalinium 😁
@@dankokovacevic fuck sake I was gonna say that
@@dankokovacevic you beat me to it
Stalinium
@muhammad satrio anggoro comminium
Girls locker rooms: ughhh P.E is sooo hard i hate sweating
Boys locker room:
Locker room in America: ugh, PE is so hard.
Locker room in Russia:
So true
@@PeachT87 butthurt much?
Dude our girls locker room didn't have much talking lol. It'd mostly be me and my friends acting like dumbasses lmao
@Comrade Chungus Crimea was also approved to be a part of Russia by Putin and the Russian Armed Forces
Баттл между летунами и пехотой! Какие красавцы все!!! А это Воробьевы горы пока там ещё высоток нет
i love the pure, genuine joy in everyone's smiles
you can tell they were having the time of their goddamn lives
Given your user name, you are most likely very aware of how motivational a commissar can be, especially when standing just offscreen holding a bolt pistol.
yeah the silly smile on every brainwashed poor soul's face, i get it👌
@@ricks5756 L take
@@nieshuchangwhitleyss2468 You sound more brainwashed than them by that tone.
@@thrashes6208 That's right
3:03 the floor is capitalism
Eder de Bastos that made me lol 😂
Lol! 😂😂
Lol🤣🤣🤣
I am floor
How are they doing this? These men have bones made out of steel but they can move better than an average human being
4:40 "gonna play some accordion"
"let's hear it"
"ok but I need you to make some room"
"what?"
"just do it"
not accordion,its garmoshka
How does he do that?
He is the Russian heli
@@Joe-hh6ds he is a helicopter
That's Russian kapuera.
Looking at them so happy gives me years of live.
1:25 The weapons that the soviets used to defeat the nazis
Da, comrade, that is the infamous Boot-tyusha...
Footgun
@@Lejendy lmao yeahhhhhh
*Germans
"Officer, I lost my rifle ! What should I do now ?"
"Then become the weapon yourself, Yuri !"
My Therapist: Soviet spiders aren't real
Soviet Spiders: 4:27
soviet spiders is officially my favorite phrase
@@lesbianzatr you mean sickle in RA3
Lol
XD lol
@blu spy Normally, spider's have 8 legs. Wait a minute, I killed my joke too >:/
Gravity: 0
Russians: 1
Ты:0
Твой юмор:0
@@DAMIRDBHUNTY это стереотип, а не юмор, лол)
@@DAMIRDBHUNTY Ну, он хотел похвалить, так что вряд ли заслуживает в свою сторону агрессию
@@theworldtheworld4742 да,ты прав...
Viva la madre RUSSIA 😎
Так приятно что мой дедушка жил в эти чудесные шестидесятые. Весело и душевно было.
They must have had legs of steel back then!
Wanja [Nechtan] Gröger Squatting??
Yes, it's very hard. They take ballet school for this videos. Every time you see this it's the professional dancers. (sorry for my english)
Or just frozen solid
legs of *Stalinum
Lord Sergey Are you russian? Or born in a former USSR country?
Gravity was abolished by Lenin in the Russian Revolution, as it was a symbol of bourgeois decadency.
and Lenin is always alive...)
Lol
Of course, comrade! Is why glorious Soviet Union beat capitalist pigs to space.
Soviet humorist)
It's a sin, luckyly it's come back!!!
Soviet army 1:0 gravity
Grim Designs stoled comment
this is obviously what explains the Russians bullets never dropping during every war
Sry but Chuck Norris has that one, but still a very good show!
Водка в силу
Physics is capitalist decadence
Такая грация и игра! Очень весело это смотреть!
this is why russia never nuked us. they realized this was a much better way to spend their time.
Totally-
Lol
Хорошо сказал, мы не враги, вне политиканов.
The entire TF2 server 5 minutes after one guy decided not to care about the objective anymore.
I wanna see "Heavy" dancing like this... :D
Wait. TF2 is still alive? How?
@@wow_tilin tf 2 is eternal
@@pilotomarcos610 But the 10 devs didn't kill the game?
@@wow_tilin well yes
I damn near destroyed the living room trying to do this.
did you succeed?
@@RoyTheMcCoy
I succeeded in causing my knees and thighs to be sore for a day or two, but that's it. This requires perfect timing and pretty good physical conditioning.
did you clone yourself though
More space. You need more space.
Bruh you need something like in a wide grass field you're knees and thighs might get hurt if you try it on hard ground
El baile más hermoso que jamás haya visto. Qué sincronía, habilidad, agilidad, movimientos acrobáticos, todo tan bien coordinado y los individuales perfectos .. Un espectáculo en todo su esplendor. No me canso de ver este video. Muy hermoso, realmente!! Quedé fascinada.. gracias pueblo ruso por regalarnos de su arte 👏🏻👏🏻
I like to imagine that this happened spontaneously and similar competitions were a common occurrence when two groups of soldiers met.
Well yes, but I was mostly imagining soldiers in the soviet union, like two patrols meeting in the streets.
YES
okay i know i'm two months late but now all i can think of is:
"OY YOU MUST BE DEBIL IF YOU THINK YOU CAN BEAT ME IN DANCE BATTLE"
"I SAW YOU BATTLING COMRADE KOVESHNIKOV LAST WEEK YOUR DANCING SKILLS ARE PHYSICAL PIZDEC"
"YOU WANT TO BET CYKA"
"I'LL BET MY WEIGHT IN STROGANOFF THAT YOU CANNOT BEAT ME"
"PREPARE TO SUFFER CRUSHING DEFEAT, WESTERN SPY"
"OPA IGOR GET THE ACCORDION READY I HAVE A BLYAT TO DEFEAT IN THE NAME OF COMRADE LENIN HIMSELF"
and now i can't stop wheezing
VarvasNukka I like to imagine. This is what happens. When two or more Russian people meet each other 😬😂😂
*bumps*
"HEY IGOR, WHY YOU MESS WITH ME, HUH?!"
"BLYAT, BORRIS. YOU WALKED INTO ME!"
"What have we become, let's settle this like men"
*epic dance off*
Lol, only now I have noticed that they are actually divided: on the right are Army (red shoulder boards and stripe on visor caps) and on the left are Air Force (blue shoulder boards and stripe of visor caps)
Hermann Fegelein I do so.😂
Those with red epaulettes like gunners, with blue epaulets accurately aviation.
Moreover, it is clear that the guys from aviation is better spinning in the air, and infantry works best sit
Dammit Fegelein, you left the bunker just to watch Soviets dance?
No wonder why they call it a "Friendly battle"
"When i grow up i wanna be a helicopter"
"You mean a pilot"
"No i mean...2:46"
Captain not pilot
Hahahahahahaha
you mean 3:12
Beyblade beyblade let it rip
Subhan Momin Rijal it’s pilot
2:18 Тот факт что этот парень смог удерживать это танцевальное движение в течение 25 секунд, заставляет меня думать, что у него самые сильные ноги на свете.
Therapist: Russian beyblade isn't real, it can't hurt you
Russian beyblade: 2:45
Bylatblade Bylatblade let it rip!
Me: "Mom can we get beyblades."
Mom: "We have beyblades at home"
Beyblades at home:
I miss playing beyblades
💀💀
The Western beyblades cannot defeat the Soviet Squatblade
Soldiers: "Comrade General we have won the war, what shall we do now?"
General: "Hmm... Let's dance!"
Soldiers: "Say no more"
Meanwhile in the 1991:
Soldier:"hmmm let's dance"
General:"say no more"
@@kenzoemeliada757 тем временем генерал в 2022 году, говорит солдату. Скоро будем танцевать 😁
“Let us dance!”
“Yes!”
This is how all conflicts should be solved
But then Russia would win every conflict....
oh no red alert
Dance Battles instead of wars would be awesome.
Of that happened then let's just say the cold war would have ended differently and ww2 would have ended as soon as the Russians got involved
@@lunarepsilon if you think about it, that's almost what happened tho. Russia pretty much single handedly won the eastern front while it took multiple allied nations to push from the west.
For American viewers: don't try this at home and hurt your knee.
Your medical bills are expensive
for soviets: your legs are made of stalinium, you can do this all day!
LMFAO
We dont got that soviet free healthcare
I tried it. Not hard to do if you're in shape.
Soviet medicine was free)). Like education and flats, homes)
It were a future world. But we just didn't understand this yet
1:25
"yuo see comrade, when see enemy and have no rifle, just use leg, for enemy think it is rifle and die just the same"
I'm dying because of this cyka 😩
iam thedemon
New gun: Class needed: Homeland dancer class
Im dying because of your GRAMMAR
Why i read this in russian accent??
@@r020_r your*
i think my favouite part is that a lot of these guys seem like they're genuinely having fun with it, and i love it
2:18 look at his face
@@iv689 Pure joy
I find it funny how at 1:35 if you look at the 2 guys on the far right, one of them begins to step forward, the other holds him and whisper something in his ear, probably something like: *"ay, It's not our turn yet, calm down"* then gives 2 gentle pats on his shoulder
@@LouiePadreWillardino the true way of calling someone's attention
I bet he's glad he waited. That was the best part
I do not think so. look how defiantly the guy who shot him with his boot behaved! I am sure that he wanted to show him that it is not nice to do so (fists in the face) but his friend stopped him and whispered something like "we will not behave so obscenely" and he listened to him ;)
@Ivan Of course, this is how the speech is designed! to understand this, you do not need to be called up to the army. just take a closer look at how he rushed to kick him! I think this is understandable :)
@@richardalpert8356 Dude, what are you on about? It's clearly part of the act.
An American here, not even gonna lie if a Russian man danced like that near me I'd fold. The talent! I agree we are so lucky the Cold War didn't consist of dance battles HAHA!! Much love to a beautiful culture .🇷🇺❤️🇺🇸
As a proud American, and a paralyzed Disabled Veteran, seeing anyone dancing, enjoying themselves, is the one thing that I miss the most after losing my ability to walk. These men have to be in tremendous shape to do all of this.
All my respect sir!
Thank you for your service my guy
СПАСИБО вам за добрые слова ! Надеюсь войны не будет.
П.С. Мл.Сержант ВДВ Евгений ............. .....
Respect to you sir
God bless you, Sir...Air Force Nurse Corps veteran here! 😊❤️🇺🇸
1:36 that part when the tall guy has to hold his friend back really makes it
Yeah lol, that guy was like “u can compliment him later buddy”
What was his problem?
@_jeff _ I don't think its staged, even if its staged. It would be a different outcome.
@_jeff _ Idk, maybe the Soldier who did the leg moves offended or pissed the other soldier off.
_jeff _ he was pointing at his friend to kinda show off the move he was doing. Like “look at this guy”! It’s somthing russian and Ukrainian dancers do often when somebody is soloing
2:46 "Early Soviet attempt at developing helicopter technology, 1965 (colorized)"
Chad Myron Gaines-Normington Blyatoucopter
Chad Myron Gaines-Normington
3:12 “The first liftoff of a prototype Soviet Helicopter”
Sikorsky's masterpeice
HAHAHA
Chad Myron Gaines-Normington this made me laugh so hard XD
The dancing is amazing it is like they are all trying to compete with one and other but are all great friends and having a great time. When I watched this I was so happy all the way through. Thank you for this masterpiece being uploaded and preserved
These people stopped both Napolean and Hitler
And Sweden, and Chengis Han,and the smaller aggressors.
Brutal
Their dance moves were too good
@@juozasmartinkus8033 Chingis? Europe wasnt invaded until almost ten years after his death. The Swedish king who lost at Poltava is called Charles XII in English but considering you use Chengis I think you would appreciate his Swedish name, Karl XII.
I mean, is that surprising? Look how impossibly strong their legs are? I wouldn't want to fight some guys whose each thigh is stronger than my entire body.
My grandfather had high Soviet military rank, he was very talented in many languages, music, technology, engineering, and was an overall wholesome and sweet man. He never told me much about what he did, and I’m sure it’s because they swore him to secrets, but he always spoke kindly on his friends in the military. One man who he knew could dance a lot like this, though being old now like my grandfather he couldn’t anymore, but the stories about it were always nice. I met him once and he was a very witty person, I wonder if he ever got to dance for videos like this hearing how good he was. Sorry for bad grammar, English isn’t my first language.
This is a shining example of the fact that the Soviet Army was one of the greatest ever, because instead of shunning Musicians, artists, and the intellectual, they encouraged them! Soviet Soldiers weren't mindless goons stripped of their identity and individuality like US Marines and the like, having had their spirits broken by abusive commanding officers, and meaningless, empty rhetoric, barked at them day in and day out until they become a killing machine. Soviet Soldiers had political training, because after all - A soldier without ideology is a potential criminal - and their superiors were their comrades first, and their commanders second. Soviet Soldiers fought because they loved!
Evil returns as evil, but when it comes to love ~ souls mate eternal. It will all come back to us my friends, and the meek shall inherit the Earth!
F.B.I saying his grandfather was a Soviet officer...
Now I have seen everything
@@vytautas4065 My thoughts exactly LUL
So you are a communist FBI
Wait are you the same guy that commented on some other video about taking a soviet meme too far and you decorated your room in soviet propaganda and so on?
Teacher: leaves class for 1 minute
Russian class:
It's true. *Angry teacher* - ( u on the ground floor can be heard😠😠😠)
-U're writing a test job, bitches, and I don't care if call through five minutes.
боюсь за минуту от класса уже ничего не останется.
Get out of here you commie swine
Это класс
That's so true 😭😭😭😭😭
Больше одного лайка не поставить. Понятливо , ВООДУШЕВЛЯЮЩЕ!!!!!!
I've watched this video many times, but I have just realized that this is actually a dance battle between army soldiers (Red caps and epaulettes), and air force ones (blue ones). They start doing moves and tricks crazier than the previous of the other branch, only to end up dancing together with the others in the end. I feel stupid for not noticing before...
So they were flexing their strong legs at each other
@@nudge7006 basically, yes
The original B-boyz
@@sobolanul96 You get that when you mix russian ballett and ukrainian folk dance. It's kind of a secret recipe. Capitalist propaganda doesn't want you to know!
Not a battle, sharing comrade competences
4:59 this is what the germans saw on the eastern front
@ Blitz Lyrics , Yeah
The reason the ussr won so easily against Germany is because when the Germans saw that all their legs broke
why do i have 60 likes
I wonder if someone beat me to this joke...
If I was Hitler and saw that coming in millions i would kill myself too
Americans in 2017: *now watch me whip*
*russians in 1965* :
I would prefer if I went to a dance and this is what they where all doing
Un solo passo di questa danza richiede una mole di allenamento tale che nemmeno sommando tutto lo sport fatto nella mia vita penso basti.
0:05 "It's a friendly contest"
I don't know who they danced against but they destroyed them without mercy
I think it's an all against all but also green squad versus red squad. Probably the stripes on their berets and uniforms means they are from different battalions.
@@nuovomostro actually the red guys are troops and green guys are airforces or border patrol I'm not 100% sure
Ikr they are talentex
Talented*
I cant spell ToT
@@ButterDog42069 airforces, всё правильно)
Everybody gangsta until the guy with the accordion shows up at the party 4:42
Yes
Darth Maul would be proud
@@alexanderdolenga2227 i see what you did there
He is the ultimate boss
whats wrong with the accordion guy
Это круто !какие же наши Деды были крутыми!❤
*Me and the squad when we’re just done eating Flinstones vitamin gummies:*
Жду от вас подобный групповой танец в вашем совместном (вы и ваши друзья) танце на RUclips. 😁
This is incredibly hard to do. The leg work my god. God bless Russia forever
America: We have Michal Jackson
Russia hold my borscht
You mean Kvass
Borscht isn't Russian dish
@@bazhenakyhot9192 I mean, It kind of is? Ukraine and Russia overlap in many cultural aspects. Actually, I wouldn't be surprised to find out that other slavic countries consider borscht their 'thing' as well. Same with pelmeni and kvas.
I don't agree with you. Borscht, even in the days of Kiev Rus, began to be prepared on the territory of Ukraine, because all the ingredients for this dish grew well here, and only then other Slavs adapt and improve the other recipes to fit the products of their region. If we talk about kvas, then a drink very similar to it was described by Herodotus and Hippocrates, so this is absolutely not a Slavic drink, it just became the most popular on their lands. And pelmeni is generally an Asian dish ... Moreover, the people of Ukraine and Russia have a completely different mentality and a rather different culture, which unfortunately began to assimilate during the USSR
@@bazhenakyhot9192 And potatoes were originally imported from the Americas. Didn't stop them from becoming a slavic (especially Belarusian) culinary staple. Culture is a complex and dynamic concept and one thing can be a part of several different histories. Many distinct aspects of japanese culture originated in China, but the japanese adopted them, made them their own. This is a good thing, it helps different peoples learn and grow, and honestly? If our leaders focused more on what brings us together rather than divides us, there'd be fewer wars and less hatred.
"We need more helicopters."
"Give the men accordions, then."
😂
He was doing like some fast mooshu butterfly or aerial lol
MI26 INCOMING
Only the Russians could make the ballet look manly
@Menacing VibeCheck Have you seen Russian Babushkas? I'd be scared... just saying.
@Menacing VibeCheck what if they made womanly manly
They did? Looks pretty feminine to me...
@@masudaahmed7990 All women are manly in Russia.
@@collegestudent6071 i suggest you try the russian kick dance yourself, youll realize just how much the guy at 2:20 is flexing
Русские солдаты в танце -- это просто чудо небесное! Я их не просто люблю, я в них влюблена безоговорочно и навсегда. Сейчас таких нет. Слезы!
1:27 leaked information of how Soviet kicked The Nazis out of Stalingrad
AHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
I would say 3:55 is more likely.
Bro you made me laugh
Good one
KotoRyu no that’s the entire time after 1943
I would say this more likely ever 2:18
1:36 "No Misha! Be patient, we'll show them later"
Underrated
I saw in another comment that the guys with the blue caps are from aviation and the guys in the red are infantry (part of the whole friendly competition thing) so that guy's specific dance was meant to mock the infantry. It just makes this post so much better.
@@braydencole6117 lmao
USA president: what did the soviets make?
His assistant: anti - gravity boots
President: what are they using it for?
The assistant: *this*
US President: eh seems legit... well what are you waiting for, WRITE THAT DOWN!