@Vinko A very small amount of soviet soldiers died in the Soviet-Afghan war compared to Mujahadeen. There were 90,000 mujahadeen fighters that were KIA. A little under 15,000 soviet soldiers died in Afghanistan. Out of the hundreds of thousands of soviet troops that went there, a small percentage actually died and never came back, so I doubt the two in the thumbnail are dead or missing.
*Afghan, Afghan, Afghan; Afghan, Afghanistan; The Black Tulip spins over the river bank* kinda hits hard tho.
This is soviet doomer music
doomer version of any song is always appreciated
This is good if your trying to learn how to sing it and pronounce the Russian properly without knowing much Russian 👍
RUclips only revealed this to me today, on the video's first birthday. Cheers fellas!
1.25x sounds good too
1x is better
Why isn't this getting more views ✋😃
If you put it to 1.25x speed, it sounds almost the same to the original version.
Me encantan este tipo de canciones belicas de Rusia
aquí también
they are both ok
They're both KIA?
Killed in action
@Vinko A very small amount of soviet soldiers died in the Soviet-Afghan war compared to Mujahadeen. There were 90,000 mujahadeen fighters that were KIA. A little under 15,000 soviet soldiers died in Afghanistan. Out of the hundreds of thousands of soviet troops that went there, a small percentage actually died and never came back, so I doubt the two in the thumbnail are dead or missing.
Why does it stand there that they are killed in action they are fought in chechen war to those are my uncles they are fighting in ukraine know
ok David
@@GodShake D a m n.
How is this enjoyable? Just slowing the music down doesnt make it more enjoyable.
It’s the reverb. It also gives a different sensation to sum. I could ask the the same thing to people who listen to nightcore
Shut up. Yes it does
it simply gives a different mood and feel
I only listen to it so i can pronounce the Russian properly so i can sing it myself when my phones ded 🙃