Reaction SABATON - Bismarck SO EPIC!! I history geeked out!!!!
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Thank you SO MUCH for including that Admiral Lutjens ordered the scuttling of Bismarck. Too many "old school" historians will not admit that fact (that has been confirmed now for almost 20 years). Just to correct you a bit the crew had previously placed explosive charges on the Admirals orders as a "just in case" measure. After being decimated by point blank shelling and torpedo runs and still afloat, Lutjens issued the order to scuttle Bismarck. The sea cocks were opened and the charges detonated resulting in the clean separation of the stern approximately half way through the aft swastika pendant painted on his deck. Huge WW2 history geek here too. Particularly Battle of the Atlantic, Battle of the Denmark Strait, and the European theatre. Also when Bismarck and Prinz Eugen engaged Hood and Prince of Wales, the Brits opened fire on Eugen first mistaking Prinz for Bismarck as their silhouette were similar and from what I have read, researched and viewed Bismarck did not cross the T. Both sides were firing broadsides (though the German positioning did prevent the Brits from actively using their aft turrets - Bismarck and Prinz were further ahead) from a distance of 24 miles Bismarck, on her second salvo landed the shot that killed 1415 men and left only 3 survivors. Prince of Wales landed a round into one of Bismarck's fuel tanks forcing the course correction towards Breast and right into the path of Ark Royals Swordfish torpedo planes. There is a fantastic 2 part documentary from Channel 4 in the UK called Battle of the Hood and Bismarck. Very worth hunting down if you havent seen it ;)
I was wrong about the hood the image in the video was the Prince of wales.. sorry I was too excited lol uboat.net/allies/warships/ship/4071.html
The Prince also got a round through the front nose on an angle of the Bismark. Causing a slight list. Loved the story of the Bismark. James Camerons docu about it is really good as well.
@@OldSkuleNerd did you see James Camerons Documentary about this? The topedo wall (behind the outer torpedo belt) protecting the inner hull is undamaged. Further cementing that Bismark wasnt sunk but scuttled.
I am a history guy, too, but never found any citable source that the scutteling was ordered / executed. Just comments like yours, stating that. Do you have any source on that? Be it a book, or a public articel, I just want to get something official...
@@TheBlackob other than the survivors, physical evidence from the wreck itself. Nothing "official" Watch James Camerons documentary on the Bismark. He goes over the ship with mini subs and drones. They show numerous locations of shells impacted but not breaking. They show the belt where the torpedos hit. They show behind that torpedo belt and the inner armour that isnt broken or open. Meaning it wasnt flooding. It shows the broken rudder that was hit by a torpedo. Once you see the ship, surprisingly in very decent condition, considering the over 2000 shells
fired at it. You will also come to the conclusion that it was not sunk. Look, its not saying that the COULDNT be sunk. Or that nothing the allies did could stop that ship. No, it was quite handly beaten in that engagement. No, it was still floating, and the Germans didnt want the ship to be captured, there was an enigma machine on board, and I dont recall if the Allies had cracked it yet, and if they had, the germans didnt know it was cracked. The Bismark sunk....by order.
Fun fact: Sabaton also has a CZcams history channel where they, and a historian, go into more depth about the history behind the stories/events/people that their songs are about.
Im all over that channel I love it
@@OldSkuleNerd love to hear that
@@OldSkuleNerd check out The History Guy as well
Regarding the CGI: Sabaton has an ongoing cooperation with the gaming company War Gaming. They specialize in WW2 tanks and warships (World of Tanks, and World of Warships, respectively), so they have accurate models for the ships, water/wave/battle simulations etc. already and it's relatively easy for them to produce such videos. Still a lot of work for sure but they didn't need to start from scratch.
Thats who does World of Warships!!! that explains a lot!!!! THANK YOU
@@OldSkuleNerd if you react to Primo Victoria by Sabaton (a song about d-day and also the name they painted on the fishing boat in this video) you can see them driving "their" tank, which is actually available in World of Tanks as a premium tank. complete with guitars strapped onto it and such
@@OldSkuleNerd Just in case no one has mentioned it yet, the Sabaton side of the deal with 'War Gaming' is they provide some of the music for the games...
@@OldSkuleNerd That's also one of the reasons why "Bismarck" has so many more views than Sabaton's other music videos: Its posting was actually announced in the WoWs game client, resulting in a flood of curious players watching and getting hooked on Sabaton. I was one of said curious players.
“War knows no nation. This video is dedicated to those who fought to the bitter end in the battle of the Atlantic” is what you missed in the end of this video. I’d rather your comments be long on a reactions vs. others who barely make any comments. My only criticism is to make sure to watch the video to the very end.
Important!
Like Rammstien's Deutschland. A lot of people miss A LOT in that video, either whether through Rammstein's well known 'shock rock' style of metal or simply through ignorance of... well, many things... it's effing Rammstein.
It's about _your reaction_ to the things you see in the vid, not a "watch-the-video-together"-format with no pausing at all (copyright issues aside). If you would keep your thoughts until the end of the video, most details and bits that you catched during the video will be lost and the reaction will contain just an aftermath/summary. So please keep pausing whenever it may be convenient to share your thoughts with us - it's _your_ channel, _your_ format, _your_ style. People that are complaining about pausing too often, miss what these videos are about and better stick with the original versions. So even with my bad English (50yo German dude, who never had a lesson) I'd encourage you to keep talking about your opinions/impressions/experiences.
No need to thumb up this comment - better thumb up the vid and the channel - he's doing a great job here!
Word!
Hello from America. Sir, your English is better than what some of my fellow Americans try to pass of as English. You have my respect because English is not the easiest language in the world to learn.
for a man with no formal English lessons, that was phenomenally written. not just getting your thought over clearly, but spelling, grammar and punctuation too, damn it.
I agree with all you said here.
@@GunChronicles try japanese or chinese lol
14:20 that’s actually HMS Prince Of Wales, a King George V class battleship, the Hood is never shown in this video because she’s already gone as you heard on the radio in the beginning.
Could also be the King George V. But definitely a KGV class Battleship, distinguishable by the three turrents with the 1st and 3rd beiing larger than the 2nd.(4 barrels vs 2)
I agree it looks more like HMS Prince Of Wales, if you pause the video and compare images of the two ships it's quite clear. But HMS Prince of Wales got damaged in the same engagement as Hood was sunk, so I don't think you should read too much into continuity with the shots and the radio message in the start.
Yep, "dead on the money" about a ship that had 4 turrets while looking at a ship with 3.
It was the King George V. The Prince Of Wales has not participated at the time the Bismark was sunk.
@@dirkschmidt2276 No, it was Hood and Prince of Wales that engaged Bismarck and Prinz Eugen. Hood was sunk, Prince of Wales recieved multiple but less serious hits.
I didn't think there was anyone more "nerdy" about the Bismarck, than myself. I tip my hat to your proficient knowledge!
I was a Yamato nerd but all WW2 interested me. My dad reached Lt Colonel in the Army(Vietnam vet) and I grew up talking history and science with him. Good memories. Kids today don't seem to care about history.
@@Manospondylus Hello from a fellow history nerd. What you said about today's kids is so true. I don't know if it is because they are not interested or it's because of the crappy public school system that we have now.
Shame he knows nothing about the Hood.
Nah- I’M the biggest Bismarck Nerd! But, since I’m a girl, we can share the nerdiest nerd title, after a fashion.
I'm also a naval nerd I don't know much I do know about the Bismarck the hood and one thing I'm gonna say he got hood wrong that's a kgv class battleship I'm not sure if its king George herself or if its hms prince of Wales ps I love sabaton
FOR THOSE WHO HATE WHEN I TALK TO MUCH>>> YEAH SORRY ABOUT THIS ONE BUT ITS THE FREAKING BISMARCK>>>>> THIS IS THE STORY THAT CAPTURED THE IMAGINATION OF MY CHILDHOOD!!! Sorry again!!! lol
Sabaton is perfect for you 😀 Keep’em coming (I’d suggest a mux of 80% Nightwish 19% Sabaton and 1% other 😉😀) Really like your reactions btw 🤗
@@kwes8466 well if I go 80% Nightwish I will run out of videos lol but I hear ya but I can Promise you here are a few of the Artists coming: AMARANTHE, More Sabaton, More Nightwish, Falling in Reverse.... and yes even BabyMetal..... THOUGHTS?!?
@@OldSkuleNerd If you like Sabaton musically and don't mind a more Werewolf themed band, then the germans from Powerwolf should be on your list. "Army of the Night" should be a good entry point.
@@OldSkuleNerd sounds great! Throw in some Wintersun at some point if you have time 😀
Sabaton also have their own history channel where they talk about the history behind their songs. It on youtube, so easy to find.
As a History nerd, you‘ll love Sabaton.
9:01 The coordinates shown in the compass are the coordinates where the Bismark sank.
10:18 Primo Victoria is the name of Sabaton's first album, as well as one of their songs. That one is about the Battle of Normandy.
16:44 Joachim Broaden is famous for the 'banging his knee' thing and it's become quite the meme among fans.
Joachim Broaden? Don't know him. Do you mean Joachim BrokenKnee? XD
Funfact: Hannes Van Dahl, the drummer of Sabaton, is Floor Jansen's husband.
Yes! I thought she was married to one of these guys but couldn't remember who! Thank you!
That's not fun fact... that's old, boring, repeated and not interesting fact!
@@vildonfire Thanks vildonfire, who gives a fuck who is married to who. Have seen that comment million of times, I really hate it by now.
"They really gotta stop beeing historicly accurate" I don´t think thats an option for Sabaton ^^
you did miss the text after, never stop a sabaton before its over¨
they have a really good music video out to night witches with historical documentation
Oh yeah the one Rammstein performance with fire..... that narrows it down lmao. You're awesome man love your unleash the archers breakdowns!
Though I know the one you're talking about, Feuer Frei.
They did mention the movie so that kinda gives it away
RIP the crew of HMS Hood and KMS Bismarck. rest in peace all the men who died on both sides of the battle of the atlantic, soldier and merchant sailor alike, fighting for what they felt was right. A true Soldier never looks forward to his enemies with hate, but backwards to his home with love.
BTW: The move, when Till Lindemann from Rammstein is slamming his fist on his knee is called a Till Hammer.
see I learn something everyday
@@OldSkuleNerd BTW: Till startet this cause in one of their concerts he dislocated his kneecap and tried to get it back in. His band asked him what that was and said that it looked cool and he should do it more 🤣.
Suggestion for another Sabaton song: Ghostdivision
I was going to bring up the Til Hammer to!
You need to check out Sabaton History and do the songs. You gonna nerd out totally. They are awesome. A Bit of Trivia: Hannes van Dahl the drummer of Sabaton is Floor Jansen husband
More fun trivia - Hannes is good in the kitchen. :-) Seriously, Floor posts little storytelling-type things here on her channel, and one of them shows a small clip of Hannes and their daughter Freja, along with Hannes's drum tech, making syrup from berries picked on their property. So adorable! (Especially seeing those two big tattooed dudes in aprons, lol!)
It is really awesome to see someone who actually knows about the Bismarck. War Gaming's (the company Sabaton collabs with a lot) historical advisors are on point. They create games like World of Tanks and World of Warships. The advisor for World of Tanks has his own history channel on CZcams. He was also a tank commander in the US Army.
Also, Sabaton is perhaps the best war history band out there. All their songs are about military history or combat in general. They have a bunch of great songs. Screaming Eagles, To Hell and Back, 82nd All the Way, Carolus Rex (personal favorite), Sparta, and so on and so forth. Every history buff should discover them.
30 minute video? This is going to be a good one. Sabaton have a ton of songs to react to but I would especially recommend "En livstid i krig" the Great tour - Gothenburg" it's in swedish but there are subtitles for the lyrics so if you decide to do it remember to put them on. It's a fantastic live performance that will make you long for the days when Covid is gone and concerts can start again.
yeah 30 mins but not because of the music but because I am a HISTORY NERD of the highest order!!!!! I did hear their live stuff is as EPIC as their videos.... I AM SO EXCITED!!!!
@@OldSkuleNerd This is the best kind of reaction videos, we can watch the song any time we want, but it's always fun to watch people talk about subjects they know a lot about and applying it to the video.
@@criwall really? thank you
A song about the 30 year war from the perspective of the common soldier, in front of an amazing audience.... yes please!
@@OldSkuleNerd Yes! Ok, perhaps I say it because I'm a history nerd as well. But I learned so much from your reaction. But beside this, too, I agree fully with Magnus Criwall.
For anyone wondering the video game developers for World of Warships, was the ones who did all of the ships and planes for the video, they have dedicated a lot of time and effort to recreating the ships (for Wargaming in general tanks AND planes) in all of their glory. WOWs history channel also tries to bring some more attention to the ships that are going unattended and need funding for repairs and to keep these beautiful ships open as museums, one being I believe the USS Batfish. Please if anyone wants keep some of these ships open for the public, visit one there are many all over the U.S. Also check out World of Warships so they can also continue to keep naval history alive and well, as well as Sabaton so they can continue to make beautiful music about the worlds many conflicts and heroic men.
All stuff on Nuclear Blast Records wont be blocked!
Then Nuclear Blast Records are AWESOME!!!!
@@OldSkuleNerd Napalm is the same with reactions. I've even seen them comment on a reaction.
@@darkiee69 mmmmm we shall see so far I have had to dispute them as much as any other copyright holder
@@OldSkuleNerd do a video on broken arrow events(nukes that went missing it will keep you up at night)
History nerd!? Well you've found the right band. Sabaton's songs are all historically based, heavily fact checked during writing and very, very well made. Whatever people are recommending in the comments from them, it's all good! Got your self a new sub.
I have been waiting for someone to know the history when they see this. ROCK ON! \m/
Video was released 1 year after the last survivor [with the compass] died - his son in the video on the fishing boat.
You have 8 albums of history by Sabaton to go. Also check the Sabaton History Channel for details behind the stories in the songs....
Just in case it hasn't been mentioned: The Denmark Strait is between Iceland and Greenland. I appreciate you talking about the history.
Great reaction! Floor's husband on drums by the way😃
So this guy plays epic drums and has epic wife.... lol
They have a 3 year old daughter. Floor sings her to sleep and Hannes wakes her up😄😄
Unless Freja wakes up her parents first as that's what a 3 year old usually does :)
You might want to check out Sabaton's video for Night Witches - if you look at the one that says "Animated STORY Video" it has a cool history lesson about the subject before the song actually starts.
Yes do this one.. night witches med yarnhub
@@henrikcollin4727 Live vid from Great Tour is amazing as well.
Yeeessshh, this is a good idra
I learned about the Bismarck from the 1960 Johnny Horton song, Sink the Bismarck. Sabaton certainly has a different approach. 😄
Sabaton is an amazing band and it's staggering the themes they write about. Their songs inspires one to learn the historical context.
Thanks for telling us more of the history of this event.
If you love naval warfare they have done songs about Midway, Wolfpack (german u-boats). They also have a You tube channel were they talk about the things that the songs are about. Its called Sabaton History.
It was the Denmark Strait and it was Prince of Wales accompany Hood - between Iceland and Greenland.
Hood had just turned to unmask aft turrets when took fatal hit.
Finally someone that knows history to react to SABATON
A fun fact though, the battleship in the first scene was not the Hood. It was the Prince of Wales, the battleship that fought with the Hood in the Battle of the Denmark Strait. I believe the scene was taking place after the Hood was sunk, and the Bismarck briefly engaged the Prince of Wales thereafter. Really loved the reaction my guy!!
you are correct see pinned comment
Isnt the british battleship in the first scene a King George V Class ship? If I saw correctly it only got 3 turrets, and i think almost every ww2 BB of Britain had this Gap in the ship.
Yep. It's not Hood but HMS King George V.
HMS prince of wales
@@bosunbones.8815 both are shown
It is KGV at the 14:13 point. Prince of Wales is a bit later.
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I knew this was going to be a good reaction when you started to comment on the compass. Seeing at least 50 different reactions tho this video, you are the only one that got the connection between the captain of the fishing boat and the young sailor. I am a history nerd too and am very familiar with the history of the battle of the Denmark Strait, the pursuit by the British fleet, and the gruesome end. But you managed to learn me a thing or two, your knowledge is fantastic!
The ship in the sights of the Bismark is the HMS Prince of Whales. You can tell by the boxy super structure of the King George V class and the three turrets. Two quad 14" guns and one double, which was the only one that worked during the battle because she was so new.
You are the only reactor I ever saw who caught on that early. The song tells the story of what happened, and how that compass came to have those coordinates in it, but most are too busy with the music to realize it.
14:15 Okay, so lots of stuff to talk about here. First, that is not the Hood, but one of the King-George-V-call battleships. From the storytelling it's probably the HMS Prince of Wales, which accompanied Hood on her final and fatal voyage. Note the distinct boxy conning tower, that is characteristic for the WW2 ERA British battleships, as compared to the old style found on Hood and the pre-refit Queen Elizabeths.
Also Hood never had a plane on board, and also didn't have that gap.
Thanks for listening!
If people complain about he taking and pausing they can go and watch the original video, like why are they here if they don't want to hear what you have to say, always baffles me :'D
My introduction was when I was probably 5 or 6 and heard my uncle play Johnny Horton's Sink the Bismarck. Song still stuck in my head 30 years later.
So glad that someone who knows about history and specifically the Bismark is reacting to this. I did virtually the same thing when I first saw this.
As for Sabaton military history expressed through song is their thing. Almost all of their material is telling the story of a battle, heroes, or war; no matter the side. You'll love these guys for that alone, of that I'm certain.
Also when you do 82nd all the way, make it a three parter, both bands version and then the live show from Oslo where they do it together. Amaranthe is a fun band, you will probably like them.
Coincidence: Sabaton are from the same town I grew up in. Sweden IS pronounced with ”W”, not ”V”. Sverige, on the other hand, is pronounced with a ”V”. Sverige is the swedish name, Sweden is the english name.
Favorite reaction yet, I love your insight on both music and history. Keep it up and keep being you.
Hi, OldSkuleNerd! Have to say, this is definitely my favorite video from you so far! It is amazing to see how excited you are with the story as it is part of your childhood. Absolutely amazing!
What I understood is that Sabaton made the soundtrack to the game World of Warships, and the game creators made the clip for them in return. It is a free to play game, you should try it!
Great Reaction! Something to the sinking of the Hood : Bismarcks shell didn't go through the deck armor, at the range the hit occurred the shells trajectories wouldn't exceed 16 degrees (from the horizontal)! The 15 inch Magazines of the Hood were sourrounded by refitted 4 inch Magazines /Storages! And if a shell from Bismarck would manage to go to/near the Engine room and explode there (then the shell wouldn't have to go thru the 305 mm of belt armour, which was very low in the water btw) the splinters could easily reach the 4 inch Magazines which then could set off the 15 inch Magazines!! But there are many theories regarding the sinking of the Hood!
The Video was shot in Turkey, the Harbour was in Istanbul, and the fishing boat is the Karadeniz B!
The second ship you talk about at about the half of Video is NOT the Hood! It is the HMS Prince of Wales! Remember... At the beginning the Hood is already told to be sunk! If you want to ask something about the Bismarck or the Video here, feel free to ask I have many books regarding it here at home! Greetings from Germany
wow such detailed knowledge. it was a pleasure to learn this bit.
i love this video, great reaction and i love you nerding out about history.
The most intelligent and insightful reaction to this video I've seen. Great job man! You're going to *love* Sabaton. Keep 'em coming.
Браво, великолепное знание истории о Бисмарке.
You're not the first one who has compared Joakim to Rammstein's Till Lindemann, haha. The move looks very similar!
So. I enjoyed the historical aspect of this reaction. I'm a WW2 history buff, but with free time from family life. I recently got to know Sabaton from a co-worker, in which he was hired 4 weeks ago. He recommended I check out this band because of their historical relevance. I listened to their top 5 on spotify and I was enthralled. Now that I came across your reaction to this one music video. I will enjoy every next one to Sabaton. I will pass on your feed to my coworker. Hopefully he will be well endowed to your feedback. I'm hooked. FYI, I'm a scaffold foreman studying nutrition at the University in NM. Quite odd but just right for the presevernce.
Great reaction. Have fun on your journey deeper into sabaton and all the history that comes along with that. Looking forward to more!
They have a history channel too, you'll love it.
Great reaction. Sabaton is great. But you mentioned Rammstein.. So.. Do.. Du hast live in Paris
Whoo! Don't think I've heard of you before now, but seeing this reaction/history nerding was super awesome! I support more 30 minute history analyses of Sabaton songs.
love your reaction my guy! keep going!
Interesting fact: You were using "she" when speaking about the Bismarck but in the song you can hear "he was built..." which is actually accurate because I think Hitler himslef decided that they will refer to Bismarck as to him instead of traditional her.
Actually that decision wasn't made by Hitler, but by Bismarck's captain, Ernst Lindemann
Lindemann saw Bismarck as so strong and powerful, that to call it a "she" just wouldn't fit.
@@frankjuggaloheathen1035 it was named after Germany chancellor Otto von Bismark
A ship is always a "she". A little guy out of the austrian alps cannot understand this.
@@martinlange1781 I believe the captain began referring to the Bismarck as a "he" because it's so damn powerful that a feminine pronoun doesn't do it justice.
Just to complete your experience please have a look at the last 10 seconds of the video, too :-)
You really are going to love Sabaton.
Greeting from Finland, stay safe.
Loved it! Continue talking about the history! Very interesting!! Greetings from Finland!
The singer: Looks like Chuck Liddell. Right?
One thing you didn't mention that they also get right historically is how the Germans refer to ships as male while most people say she. But damn good commentary
True
Sorry for late response but that is not correct. Ships are allways refered as female in the german language. Only the crew of the Bismarck talked about her as a male (Der Bismarck) but the correct form is (Die Bismarck) wich is the female form.
So glad to finally hear from a Sabaton fan with knowledge of history. I'm amazed at how many people go in watching Sabaton but have very little idea of the historical context. A lot of this was household knowledge for me. Really great video.
It was really cool watching you geek out over this :D
First time seeing your channel and already subscribed. It’s cause of the music yes and you’re relatable bro! Keep up the awesome work!💯
Just coming back to this one after having you recommended. Sabaton are an amazing group and these videos are absolutely killer. Although I'm 7 years younger than you, reading Sinking of the Bismark (followed almost immediately by Bob Ballard's The Discovery of the Bismark) was quite a lesson in history was definitely part of my entry into Military History like you. Seeing my love of metal and history combined (hell, part of why I love Iron Maiden too) is just such a joy and it's awesome to see you geeking out (as I did) watching this and the other Sabaton videos.
Loved the analysis, I’m a hardcore Sabaton fan and have probably watch a hundred different reactions to this video alone. Definitely learned a lot of new stuff today haha, have a like.
Just got to say i loved this video. The passion is so pure.
I cant explain it but your voice and mannerisms are very calming and relaxing, i just found you today but i can already tell you're doing an amazing job. thank you for the great content
Oh you’re going to love Sabaton. This was a delight to watch. Keep it up. 👍
Haven't even seen the reaction yet and already gave you a like. Great prelude dude👍
Dude this was a really good reaction, your passion for the subject matter was really cool.
Best reaction I have seen so far. Love it how you add your knowledge to the video.
Thank you
Loved your reaction and really enjoyed learning some interesting things about the events, feels like i’m in history class 😁
Dude i love this reaction, love the detail.
I've watched many Bismarck reactions and yours is one of my faves. I love the fact you noticed the compass.
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I love the fact you geeked out on this! I have seen several reactions to this and the first time I saw a reaction to it and they had no idea what The Bismarck was, I was flabbergasted. It’s nice that they were introduced to history by it, but I really liked that you knew so much about it!
That was the best reaction video that I have ever seen! When you stop the video it was interesting and informative and thats not what I'm used to see. Thank You! I think you will enjoy all Sabaton videos that are out there :)
Really really good reaction😃saw the whole thing - loved it👍
Thankyou so much for the history leason now about to watch the video again
i love this song and i enjoy that you sharing your knowledge bout the Bismarck ty
Love watching you geek out on the history
From one history buff to another, thanks for this reaction. I also have been fascinated by the Bismarck since I was a kid... I have watched several reaction videos for this song, this is my favorite.
The two ships that fought against Bismarck during the battle of demark strait was the Prince of Wales which was a Battleship and the Hood which was a battlecruiser.
It's funny you mentioned Ramstein and the movie XXX because Sabaton actually recorded a cover of the same song Ramstein did for that movie. The song is called Fire Frei.
Loving that the video you’re showing is on fullscreen.
Awesome reaction dude, love the fact you know about the Hood, Bismarck and KGV. Subbed straight away.
I watched every minute of this, being a HUGE WWII history nerd myself, and I sat with goosebumps pretty much 25 minutes of it. I just love seeing people rant on and on and on about history facts like you did, totally awesome!
Rambling and ranting is the best! Go nuts dude! Love it 😎👌
Gladly to see a person who searches info about band etc before reacting... great reaction video 👍
awesome reaction, love all the info!
I absolutely loved hearing you talk about the Bismarck!
What a nice to find this reaction from a fellow History buff :)
You even know more than me about the incident. I am from Iceland so this was big here since some of it happened close to Iceland.
I stumbled on this video while in the middle of a Sabaton rabbit hole. I have to say, I am not disapointed. I’m also a history nerd, mine was more focused towards infantry and tanks, leaning towards aviation now tho haha.
This is also one of my favorite Sabaton songs!
Keep up the excellent work buddy!
Best reaction video I've seen for this tune!
Dude, my fav thing about reacts is how the person themselves react to the video. You geek in about about historical accuracies is why I'm here. I love learning new things and seeing people's genuine reaction of things like music and stuff. Keep on man. I for one , like it
This was an awesome reaction. I enjoyed the song and video even more!
I loved the way you did that reaction, the information and all, for me (as a Writer) it was so interesting, +1 subscribe man
Great review. Talking included. One thing you'll love about Sabaton is they have a Sabaton History channel where they explain the history in depth behind every song. Great for filling the blanks in personal knowledge gaps.
Also the guy in the beggining of the video your pointed out with the compass. WAS the lieutenant on board the bismark. He passed away earlier this year.
Fantastic Reaction - Loved your historical knowledge - Really hope to see you react to more Sabaton!
Hi, I have watched many reaction videos of Sabatons Bismarck, but your the first one that noticed the link of the watch. Thanks for a gooood reaction.