fun fact: this song has a swear per second ratio that is way higher than any Hazbin Hotel episode so I guess that the brits have the true world record of the most humor based on swear words
@@sakkra93It's weird that the hymn version you know in the UK is itself the later Civil War version/Battle Hymn of the Republic then. The original hymn comes from revivals during the 1700's as "On Canaan's Happy Shore" but the "Mine eyes" part comes from the Battle Hymn itself.
out of curiosity I calculated how many swear words per second are in this song VS the Hazbin Hotel episode with the most swear words, and this song has a swear word everty ~3.8 seconds, while the Hazbin Hotel episode had a swear word every ~18 seconds lmfao. Plus most Hazbin hotel episodes had less swear words than that so, conclusion: Vivziepop is actually british :O
fun fact: this song has a swear per second ratio that is way higher than any Hazbin Hotel episode so I guess that the brits have the true world record of the most humor based on swear words
The difference is that this song is good, unlike Hazbin Hotel
ikr @@lordmordic8437
Like the other guy said: This humor is good, the song is good. Hazbin Hotel isn't.
Something is f*ckin bad when the Brits starts swearing
If I counted correctly, the f-word is said 34 times throughout the entire song.
Fuckin’ absurd innit?
That's really fuckin' funny though,
Imagine people fuckin' saying "fuckin", so many fuckin' times.
Fucking hell
@@keanux5906really fuckin funny when someone fuckin says “fuckin” every single fuckin time innit?
fuckin' crazy
I fuckin know right, it fuckin like never fuckin happens fuckin hell.
I fuckin' lovin' this song mate 😂
british ppl
Cheers
Ain't it mate?
I'll do a F'ing cover of this F'ing song🤣
why The battle of Hymn has a lots of version in different countries?
Western Internationale
Catchy tune, simple AAAX rhyming scheme, simple and satisfying refrain.
Can be sung, chanted, screamed, marched to - it's just versatile!
It's a Christian hymn, so it can be found all over. We know it as "Mine Eyes Have Seen The Glory" in the UK.
@@sakkra93It's weird that the hymn version you know in the UK is itself the later Civil War version/Battle Hymn of the Republic then.
The original hymn comes from revivals during the 1700's as "On Canaan's Happy Shore" but the "Mine eyes" part comes from the Battle Hymn itself.
@@711-v9oalso football internationale
Ain’t the Air Force fucking awful
Yeah
and we made a fucking landfall in the firth of fucking forth
*if vivziepop wroute a march song 💀
Nah, that's just British humour.
out of curiosity I calculated how many swear words per second are in this song VS the Hazbin Hotel episode with the most swear words, and this song has a swear word everty ~3.8 seconds, while the Hazbin Hotel episode had a swear word every ~18 seconds lmfao. Plus most Hazbin hotel episodes had less swear words than that so, conclusion:
Vivziepop is actually british :O