She’s singing and not commanding the cadence. All of these cadets are singing.!! What people don’t realize is that they are truly singing and enjoying the energy. This is purity at best.
"I LEFT my home, To join the army" She is calling cadence when she says I left my home her left foot hits the deck and each one of those fucks better hope they know that lmao
Knew I'd find another Marine here. My Senior on PI could wail. I took all his cadences to my MOS school (MCAGCC Twentynine Palms, CA) and called them there the whole time. I bet she's got some awesome stuff.
As she should, and she would not call them soldiers as they are NOT, they are trainees. One is not a soldier until they are done with basic, at least that's how it was in my day.
@@johniverson2161 lol I had a female drill instructor call me out once. And i pin her in 2 seconds . they then moved me with 2 very bad ass ex Rangers drill instructors . Full respect and love for them
I can’t stress how important a good cadence is. Especially during double time. Man I had a DS in 1999 that would get us all fired up. We had a 12 mile March and most of it was double time. He made it to where we didn’t think about how hurt we were, all the shin splints in our legs, the lack of sleep we had, we just kept going. After 9/11 I ran I to him again in Bagram, Afghanistan and was lucky enough fight next to him. He ended up dying from an IED in 2003 and every year on his death day I go to Green Bay and spend the weekend with his family because if it wasn’t for that man, I not only wouldn’t have made it through basic training, I wouldn’t have made it through my deployments, and I wouldn’t have made it through ranger school. If you have a good Drill Sergeant you will never forget them. Rest in Paradise Sgt. Kevin Hopkins
czcams.com/video/wwLXrBPsWEE/video.html Is this the same Kevin Hopkins? But he was uploading a video in 2013. Thank you for your sharing a heartwarming story with us. You are such a thoughtful person.
more like 53% yes from 1980 to 2008 more than half of Americans are veterans, the 1% is the Democratic party and it's followers. The other 56% are supporters of the 53%, it's the 1% that has the largest voice sad to say. Thought I'd stop by and say hello to the big brother Army from the USMC...
Except some of her troops are out of step. My AIT CO, in '68, was just back from VN with the 101st ABN and had a beautiful singing voice. One of his best cadence songs was to Poison Ivy ("Late at night while you're sleeping, Charlie Cong comes a creeping, all around").
@@fragout9575 well put, they look and sound awful right now and it makes perfect sense. By week three they will be standing tall and looking good once they weed out the numb nuts!
Wow! She was my drill sergeant last summer, 2019, at Fort Jackson! I can’t believe I came across this video!! Definitely a great singer and drill sergeant!
My dad would be proud of her, he went into the Marine Corps on 4-4-44...easy date to remember...tears would be dropping from his eyes today if he saw her...guaranteed...he was a nice practical man...but, he passed on 5-15-2000...
@@DOndoification I watched the video3 or 4 times just to listen to her voice...she could be a professional singer...maybe she will consider that one day.
From a Canadian, I just wanted to thank you Drill Sergeant King and your fellow soldiers for your service! It doesn’t go unnoticed the courage, strength, commitment and true bravery you all show during times of conflict and turmoil in the world...Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your sacrifices and bravery! Thank you for keeping the world safe. A shout out and huge thank you to all our men and woman serving in allied forces! God Bless and stay safe! P.S. What an amazing voice!
She wasn't singing falsetto. We singers call it our head voice which is softer coming from the throat rather than the diaphragm. This is her natural voice. Just helping you out. No offense
That 180 👎🏾 must be people who are jealous of her talent and dedication to training our future leaders, or people who have never known the pride of being an American service member. And before the negative comments come, I am a 30 year (still currently serving) Chief Warrant Officer 3 in an aviation unit as a Blackhawk helicopter Pilot in Command.
Pathfinder26545 Thank you for your service! USAF , Vietnam vet, myself! Yup! Soy boys n girls that have not stood up n protected this country... Cause" they're entitled " to be taken care of... Sickening indeed!
Sir I really want to be in your shoes. I’m enlisting this Tuesday. The plan is to complete my private pilots license before I start basic training. That way I’d have that under my belt. But I’m not sure where to go from there
I was on Tank Hill at Jackson from July 1980 - Sept. 1980 and my Senior Drill Instructor, SFC Otis C. Ratcliffe, had the most marvelous, melodic and soulful cadence voice, I'd ever heard in all my 4 years in the Army. He made marching a proud experience for us. And during our basic training cycle he was dealing with cancer on top of being an excellent sergeant.
I served in the Army from 74-77. I loved marching to cadence like this. If you've ever wondered why marching is such a big deal in the military, it's simple. Marching in step in a group is the most expedite means of going from one point to another. Everyone arrives at the same time. Plus it builds unity.
Cadence was one of the things I loved about marching and running in formation and got to say there’s a lot of talent and heart Patriots put into it. Mad respect for this drill sergeant and her service, voice, and leadership with these recruits!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Back in 1972 while going through Marine Corps boot camp at Camp Pendleton in California, I had Cadence calling drill instructors that was really good! But I can't help but Wonder how much more pleasure we would have gotten out of those 6 Mile runs, if we had drill instructor King calling Cadence! She is a bad bad bad Soldier! Kudos Sergeant King!
Thank you so much for explaining to me the real meaning of sergeant drill cadence. I do not know the importance of these trainings and now I can realize much better all kind of sacrifices that soldiers have to do if they want to survive. Your answer is clear and helped me a lot to encourage you to carry on defending us.. I am proud of you and it is for me a honor to receive your answer in a way to improve my knowledge about you. God bless you!!!
@CynicHiss are you serious me too I was F Company 246 my Senior Drill sergeant was Drill Sgt Parker but also so had Drill Sgt South, Drill SGT Odinger. I think that's how you spell his name
Its good to see NCO's are still on the trail and holding the line keeping up the Esprit De Corp and making civlians into Soldiers. "This We'll Defend" Army Strong!!! 🙂
Outstanding!!!! Drill Sergeant King, you’re cadence is awesome, motivating & powerful. Very strong voice. One of the Army’s best making Soldiers.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
The back up singers are our protectors and made an oath to serve man and our country. Great 👍 job to all the men that have sacrificed their lives for us. Thank you Drill Sargeant King for being part of this team.
I went basic training there in Ft. Jackson at old hollywood back in 1985 and used to march everywhere and pass through Tank Hill on our way to the BRM range! My Drill Sergeants were Ssg Ham and Sgt Bassett.
Here's a tip. Remember your "WHY" everytime you wake up a 0500 remember your "WHY." I'm telling you now if you don't have a "WHY" you won't pass. Good luck, you can do it. Anyone can, work hard and remember your "WHY."
Mamm that was amazing!!! I love how she brings joy to her job. We are currently stationed on Fort Riley KS. I sure do miss the sound of a good morning cadence . Keep it up!!
She’s awesome!!God bless her and our military. My son did his basic training and AIT there at Fort Jackson about 8 years ago and just re-enlisted. Proud Army mom
Shes an amazing drill instructor!!!! She probably can be mean but her cadences will remind you of home with her sweat voice and singing abilities to give you quick sweat view of home after a long time of training!! Ive got alot of family in law enforcement and military and she is amazing!!
I'm 65 years old, but I would have done anything for this young black drill sergeant as a young man...she seems like a real person doing her job...training her soldiers...my dad had a nice one in 1944...he treated his men with respect, and he got respect back...and he saved my dad's life or I would not be here today...I was born later in the 1950's...when he found a young woman after the war...as a young healthy man...and she gave birth to 4 children...two boys and two girls...
Who’s this drill sergeant? She sounds phenomenal! Still don’t wanna piss her off, though… Edit: the drill sergeant in the video posted this. This is video of her singing the cadence so beautifully. Drill Sergeant, I’m gonna go ahead and get in the front leaning rest for not connecting the dots earlier…
I can’t understand why people would give this a thumbs down. Thank you to all these men and woman for their service. And thank you to their families for their service as well
@puma pete then those people need to strap on the boots, grab a gun and walk the line. Those men and woman their life on line those dumb ass to give it a thumbs down.
Yeah she sounds good but why the hell are they not running!? They should be gasping for air by now and at least 3 of them should have fallen out to the rear.
i was hoping that too but i didnt get so lucky i had the DS that couldnt even march us correctly with him in particular we couldnt even get in step when we called cadence since this is right next to my company im not sure if he will see this vid so im not going to name any particular names xD
These sisters are the back bone of America. Their are countless stories on how black women have saved white America from themselves. Her voice comes from a deep place of pain and heartbreak. That is why it's so beautiful. Keep fighting the good fight Drill Sergeant!!
Who decides to"thumb down"this? Doesn't matter the creed,color, male, female, tall, short, black, white, they are all serving this country. Most are very multi- talented and their every effort and all they come with should be applauded. Thank you sergeant leader King along with your team giving us your best, stay up, stay safe, return home safely
Fort Jackson January 1974, Drill Sergeant Edwards had a rich deep baritone voice that could be heard at the end of the formation, and thanks to this video SGT Edwards voice has carried to November 2020. Thank you for helping this retired soldier recall a younger time.
She is no wanna-be singer, she's a full blown singer in addition to being a serving personnel in the army, respect.
MidnightAmratha Amen to that.
And honor. 🇺🇲
MidnightAmratha So much respect! Damn I love her voice!
She has had plenty of practice probably
I am amazed that anyone who does that job still has a voice after a week, much less a voice they can still sing with.
Her name Drill Sergeant King ( she’s a beast) powerful and beautiful voice ..she can hit any musical notes..
Ehplor Films Nice junk in the trunk.
@@MT-tu8qd You spotted that too..👀👀
Senior drill SGT KING
Ehplor Films wow thank you
I thought that was Ds castodio at first I was in alpha company 4th platoon
She’s singing and not commanding the cadence. All of these cadets are singing.!! What people don’t realize is that they are truly singing and enjoying the energy. This is purity at best.
Psychological warfare. Sing and march until you drop!!
The Honest Blackman on your knees bitchooohaRAH.
They are trainees, not cadets.
"I LEFT my home,
To join the army"
She is calling cadence when she says I left my home her left foot hits the deck and each one of those fucks better hope they know that lmao
@Sergio Avalos did you serve?
Ok I'm a Marine. That was powerful! Her cadence and stride is magnificent!
Knew I'd find another Marine here. My Senior on PI could wail. I took all his cadences to my MOS school (MCAGCC Twentynine Palms, CA) and called them there the whole time. I bet she's got some awesome stuff.
They are learning aren't they?
YUT !
Oorah
found another Marine here....had to click for the cadence and she is not too bad.
I met her before, very motivating and she's an absolute badass. But don't mess with her soldiers because she'll defend them all day long
Ofc
Is their any other way!?!
As she should, and she would not call them soldiers as they are NOT, they are trainees. One is not a soldier until they are done with basic, at least that's how it was in my day.
Tim. Stop talking dipweed. You don't know Sh't. Is this girl scout boot camp. You should join.
@@johniverson2161 lol I had a female drill instructor call me out once. And i pin her in 2 seconds . they then moved me with 2 very bad ass ex Rangers drill instructors . Full respect and love for them
Y'all comment about her voice can we praise her lungs 🙌
Can we praise the One who made her lungs?
The fact that she is not facing us and the power of her voice is still as clear is amazing
Yes!
Yep that’s the one thing drill sergeants are really good at, projecting their voice
I wish she would project it more often and somewhere we could go listen. I wonder what type of music she likes @ShaniquaKing
I can’t stress how important a good cadence is. Especially during double time. Man I had a DS in 1999 that would get us all fired up. We had a 12 mile March and most of it was double time. He made it to where we didn’t think about how hurt we were, all the shin splints in our legs, the lack of sleep we had, we just kept going. After 9/11 I ran I to him again in Bagram, Afghanistan and was lucky enough fight next to him. He ended up dying from an IED in 2003 and every year on his death day I go to Green Bay and spend the weekend with his family because if it wasn’t for that man, I not only wouldn’t have made it through basic training, I wouldn’t have made it through my deployments, and I wouldn’t have made it through ranger school. If you have a good Drill Sergeant you will never forget them. Rest in Paradise Sgt. Kevin Hopkins
czcams.com/video/wwLXrBPsWEE/video.html
Is this the same Kevin Hopkins? But he was uploading a video in 2013.
Thank you for your sharing a heartwarming story with us. You are such a thoughtful person.
Hooahhh
I had two black female drill sergeants and they were the most meanest, scary, fair, BEAUTIFUL ladies I've had the pleasure to be mentored by👍👍
Obviously a recruiter.
@@dexterjones740 me? No.
uNo _78 WHAT A FUCKING JOKE THE LIBERAL MILITARY HAS BECOME OBAMA AND DEMOCRATS FUCKED UP
There was this Hispanic drill sergeant everyone called "JLo" - Jennifer Lopez had NOTHING on this women.
WING CHUN Take a shower and calm down
This song goes out to the real 1% of America, that served their country and know that all skin is green. United we stand America.
68W here...hooah to that
HOAAH BROTHER!!! 🇺🇸💯
Or “united” 😉
more like 53% yes from 1980 to 2008 more than half of Americans are veterans, the 1% is the Democratic party and it's followers. The other 56% are supporters of the 53%, it's the 1% that has the largest voice sad to say. Thought I'd stop by and say hello to the big brother Army from the USMC...
@ClemsonFan4life Retired marine here as well, sorry your thinking is so week
This 71 yr young vet would've been proud to have had her as my drill sgt.
Ok u OG stud😏
@@ajstacks41510 👍😹🇺🇸
Except some of her troops are out of step. My AIT CO, in '68, was just back from VN with the 101st ABN and had a beautiful singing voice. One of his best cadence songs was to Poison Ivy ("Late at night while you're sleeping, Charlie Cong comes a creeping, all around").
@@billgund4532 thank you for your defense and service. G d bless you. Welcome home.
China is definitely scared.
My brother went thru boot at Fort Jackson. He died in 2011. R.I.P. specialist 1st class Jeremiah English..
So sorry for your loss!! Thankful for your brothers service!
Sorry for your loss.
Sorry for your loss God bless
My condolences to you and your family!! Thankful for your brother's service!!
God bless your family
She sounds amazing... the platoon tho...
Newbies always sound horrible at the beginning of basic! By the end, they'll have it together!!
FRAG OUT look at the description, yikes man.
Only half the platoon is sounding off. Very lame.
@@fragout9575 well put, they look and sound awful right now and it makes perfect sense. By week three they will be standing tall and looking good once they weed out the numb nuts!
SGT doesn’t just sound off, she sounds off with soul!
Wow! She was my drill sergeant last summer, 2019, at Fort Jackson! I can’t believe I came across this video!! Definitely a great singer and drill sergeant!
Relaxin Jackson lol
I leave for here tomorrow, wonder if I’ll be singing this lol
My dad would be proud of her, he went into the Marine Corps on 4-4-44...easy date to remember...tears would be dropping from his eyes today if he saw her...guaranteed...he was a nice practical man...but, he passed on 5-15-2000...
Bro Nov to Feb 2019? 4th Platoon? I was in 2nd but geez she's an amazing singer.
@@DOndoification I watched the video3 or 4 times just to listen to her voice...she could be a professional singer...maybe she will consider that one day.
makes me teary eyed...daughter is at fort sill now..am proud of all our soldiers! God Bless America!
Oh SHIT I GO THERE WHATS HER NAME
So is mine.
♥️♥️♥️♥️
@@creececlips2732 she is in the 68 series and moved to Fort Sam H in Texas in February. Fort Sill is just her BCT for 3 months.
I go there this summer!
She was my drill sgt back in 2020 when COVID hit.. she’s such a powerful woman and everyone looked up to her! Much respect to her
A lioness watching all her cubs...
Damn straight she was is an amazing drill I miss being apart of the B360
No more no less. Wise words.
@@phillipsuebr5894 B3-13 was were it was at though
On PERIOD. ❤️
@@phillipsuebr5894 3-60th Alpha Gators!!
That’s my DRILL SERGEANT!
Thank you for your services Genevieve. GOD BLESS YOU! And your family's scrifices.
From a Canadian, I just wanted to thank you Drill Sergeant King and your fellow soldiers for your service! It doesn’t go unnoticed the courage, strength, commitment and true bravery you all show during times of conflict and turmoil in the world...Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your sacrifices and bravery! Thank you for keeping the world safe. A shout out and huge thank you to all our men and woman serving in allied forces! God Bless and stay safe! P.S. What an amazing voice!
Yes!! Thank you 🙏🏾
“Vanguard Drill SGT King!”
God bless each of our Service Members.
Yes God bless 🙏🏾
She was my DS May 2019....she always turned heads when she called cadence.
yo thats when she was my drill sergeant. do I know you 😂
She was a Ds in my company in may 2020.
That’s my drill sergeant at BCT 👏🏾👏🏾 God bless you DS King ❤️
Could listen to her singing all day every day, she's got soul
And if you screw up during fire guard, she’ll definitely smoke you till you give up your soul
She could sing the phone book and make it sound good
You apparently have never had to march to a real cadence she would not have hacked it in the early 1990s
FEMALE DRILL SERGEANT = FUTURE SERGEANT MAJOR. Period.
She somehow caused everyone else to sing better lol she got that gospel falsetto.
She wasn't singing falsetto. We singers call it our head voice which is softer coming from the throat rather than the diaphragm. This is her natural voice. Just helping you out. No offense
Yeah. I can imaging a Shirley Caesar on uniform. Fantastic!
That 180 👎🏾 must be people who are jealous of her talent and dedication to training our future leaders, or people who have never known the pride of being an American service member. And before the negative comments come, I am a 30 year (still currently serving) Chief Warrant Officer 3 in an aviation unit as a Blackhawk helicopter Pilot in Command.
Pathfinder26545 Thank you for your service! USAF , Vietnam vet, myself! Yup! Soy boys n girls that have not stood up n protected this country... Cause" they're entitled " to be taken care of... Sickening indeed!
Well said
Thank you for your service Love. 💜💚
@@wesfroman4902 yo, STFU! You are toooo butt hurt over this comment. Maybe PTSD but damn this isn't the place, Sir.
Sir I really want to be in your shoes. I’m enlisting this Tuesday. The plan is to complete my private pilots license before I start basic training. That way I’d have that under my belt. But I’m not sure where to go from there
Who’s a better singer?
Like: This drill sergeant
Comment: Beyoncé
Drill sergeant all the way
@@realtimevibes3805 they said comment if you like beyonce
@@HeavenlySunset24 yeh ik lol
Bionce demon talent..made the deal w baal
Drill Sergeant 💯% all day everyday!!!!
Sargent: *sings like an angel*
The others: holy crap I can't do it!
Went to basic in 1984 at Ft Knox and I still get chills when I hear good cadence
Me too! 1981..Ft. Gordon GA.
Thanks to you older cats for leading the way. FLW 2000
My Son graduated from Fort Jackson in November. I'm so Proud of him and all the soldiers.
I was on Tank Hill at Jackson from July 1980 - Sept. 1980 and my Senior Drill Instructor, SFC Otis C. Ratcliffe, had the most marvelous, melodic and soulful cadence voice, I'd ever heard in all my 4 years in the Army. He made marching a proud experience for us. And during our basic training cycle he was dealing with cancer on top of being an excellent sergeant.
I served in the Army from 74-77. I loved marching to cadence like this.
If you've ever wondered why marching is such a big deal in the military, it's simple. Marching in step in a group is the most expedite means of going from one point to another. Everyone arrives at the same time. Plus it builds unity.
She is talented. I hope she continues with her talent.
A woman drill instructor? Lucky bastards when i was in boot camp we never saw a woman until graduation.
We didn't either, if We even saw one in the distance We weren't allowed to even look that way!
Went through in 99 had a Puerto Rican female drill sergeant man was she hot she knew it.
Had one in Fort Benning in 2015 and she made our lives a living hell 😂
I can't speak for the Army but the USMC Female Drill instructors were significantly more terrifying then the men.
@@Devonmikal1 Rah. Especially the Latina DIs. You could literally feel the fire and fury radiating off them.
We need a walk-work-out album on Apple Music with her voice helping us keep time! I’d buy it.
Absolutely!!
Thissssss is needed we had something like that in FLETC
The turn around smile knowing she bout to kill this cadence😂 I loved SDS King I miss her🥺
Oh wow her voice is beautiful!
She was my drill sgt she truly had an amazing voice. It's way better up close
Her voice is powerful god has surely blessed her with an amazing gift
I had the pleasure of having a Black female drill sergeant in 1989. She was tough, beautiful and an inspiration. RESPECT!!!
when you know its not the army or war or leaving home, but the vocals of an angel that make you cry.
That voice of her's gives me confidence that we are getting the best troops. God Bless America!!!
Cadence was one of the things I loved about marching and running in formation and got to say there’s a lot of talent and heart Patriots put into it. Mad respect for this drill sergeant and her service, voice, and leadership with these recruits!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
My journey started here. No regrets. Give her and all our military a proud shout out. No negatives.
A good DI is never forgotten - this one I’m sure will be remembered forever by these young people.
Lmao!!!! That soul is infectious! All them good ole boys getting an instant rhythm boost! Good stuff!
And all that without running out of breath. Great heart, great lungs, great voice, great girl.
Back in 1972 while going through Marine Corps boot camp at Camp Pendleton in California, I had Cadence calling drill instructors that was really good! But I can't help but Wonder how much more pleasure we would have gotten out of those 6 Mile runs, if we had drill instructor King calling Cadence! She is a bad bad bad Soldier! Kudos Sergeant King!
Absolutely love her voice. Love this. Army Strong.
Good ol' Ft. Jackson... Spent 10 yrs of my childhood there.... R.I.P. Dad🇺🇲
glockpoppin, I thank you sir for your Dad's service and may him rest in GOD'S KINGDOM.
Jesus Christ I have goosebumps - great natural powerful voice with no electronic modification.
Thank you so much for explaining to me the real meaning of sergeant drill cadence. I do not know the importance of these trainings and now I can realize much better all kind of sacrifices that soldiers have to do if they want to survive.
Your answer is clear and helped me a lot to encourage you to carry on defending us.. I am proud of you and it is for me a honor to receive your answer in a way to improve my knowledge about you.
God bless you!!!
Thank you for posting this, brings back memories when I went to basic back in 2007 at FT Knox. Great Voice by the way and Great job as Well.
@CynicHiss are you serious me too I was F Company 246 my Senior Drill sergeant was Drill Sgt Parker but also so had Drill Sgt South, Drill SGT Odinger. I think that's how you spell his name
SDS King! My platoon senior drill sergeant, one of the most inspiring people I’ve met.
Wow that truly warms my heart thank you
@@igchocolaterose_3173 DS King, are you from Jersey?
I'm a DS as well and think I know you from the 5th grade if I'm not mistaking.
@@igchocolaterose_3173 it's alright I understand. But I think we know each other from a long time ago.
If you want a moral boost, she's the one to do it. She's great.
I remember hearing her. I was in Charlie Company and even we were like "Who 😳❤️"
what company was that?
Imagine being the other platoons walking by hearing how dope yo DI is, lol slight flex nothing to major lol
That’s senior drill sergeant king. She’s pretty cool! B Co 3-60th!
A Senior Drill marching troops? I didn't see my Senior DS unless I was told to report to his office!
@@sarge6870 publicly and promo. How many mixed groups marched together
lemme tell you we could hear her from alpha co 😅
Brings back memories. Those candances used to pull you through.
That voice hits my feelers. Super proud of our military and to those who serve.
She was my drill sgt in 2019 😅
Its good to see NCO's are still on the trail and holding the line keeping up the Esprit De Corp and making civlians into Soldiers. "This We'll Defend" Army Strong!!! 🙂
If you have been to basic training you know how this truly feels it is a true battle cry pumps me up
Drill Sergeant King sure bring back a lot of Memories being a recruit at Fort Jackson myself in the 70s.
Man I remember that route so well, thats near the 13th infantry regiment, man the memories from being there at 17 were great.
I was echo 2/13. Graduated October 2012
graduated from bravo 3-13, most terrifying drills
@@lilt0k909 Late as hell but ehh another 3-13 I was Echo 3-13 "Easy Echo" was a fucking lie just like relaxing jackson
Back in '84 when I was Basic trained at Ft. Bliss, had a DS named SSG.Stotz That sounded exact to this DS and almost as good looking!
"You were off key, private! Forty push-ups!!!!"
Outstanding!!!! Drill Sergeant King, you’re cadence is awesome, motivating & powerful. Very strong voice. One of the Army’s best making Soldiers.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
"Kick Rocks private" Drill Sergeant Windham, and she does have an outstanding voice...
I’m not a military person, but marching in a group singing sounds sooooo fun to me
It is actually. As long as everyone knows how to march
asum power Yeah I definitely don’t lol
One of my favourite things is marching in formation and singing along with a cadence!!! 31+ years later.
The back up singers are our protectors and made an oath to serve man and our country. Great 👍 job to all the men that have sacrificed their lives for us. Thank you Drill Sargeant King for being part of this team.
Raquel Ferrer Don't forget the women who have lost their lives on active duty.
I will never forget our Rosey Riverters our WACS and those women who died for our country since the beginning of time.
I went basic training there in Ft. Jackson at old hollywood back in 1985 and used to march everywhere and pass through Tank Hill on our way to the BRM range! My Drill Sergeants were Ssg Ham and Sgt Bassett.
Leaving for fort Jackson in a month, hope I get her as my drill sergeant 🙂
@Corvus Morve like the vast majority of people in the army, most likely
Here's a tip. Remember your "WHY" everytime you wake up a 0500 remember your "WHY." I'm telling you now if you don't have a "WHY" you won't pass. Good luck, you can do it. Anyone can, work hard and remember your "WHY."
Best wishes to you!
So did you get her??
@@CherylBepis unfortunately not, however my drill sergeant was awesome at cadences
Mamm that was amazing!!! I love how she brings joy to her job. We are currently stationed on Fort Riley KS. I sure do miss the sound of a good morning cadence . Keep it up!!
She’s awesome!!God bless her and our military. My son did his basic training and AIT there at Fort Jackson about 8 years ago and just re-enlisted. Proud Army mom
If it ain’t drill Sargent Lewis she ain’t calling cadence
WOW! HER VOICE IS LOUDER THAN ALL THOSE SOLDIERS PUT TOGETHER.
So proud of these people. Volunteers all. What a tremendous voice she has.
Been out the Army for 15 years and there's nothing that gets me pumped up like someone that can call cadence like they mean it!
Shes an amazing drill instructor!!!! She probably can be mean but her cadences will remind you of home with her sweat voice and singing abilities to give you quick sweat view of home after a long time of training!! Ive got alot of family in law enforcement and military and she is amazing!!
Holy shit that is my DS from Jackson 1-13 infantry. And now I’m deploying what a change.
I'm 65 years old, but I would have done anything for this young black drill sergeant as a young man...she seems like a real person doing her job...training her soldiers...my dad had a nice one in 1944...he treated his men with respect, and he got respect back...and he saved my dad's life or I would not be here today...I was born later in the 1950's...when he found a young woman after the war...as a young healthy man...and she gave birth to 4 children...two boys and two girls...
There’s some soul in that one. You know she feels it every time she sings it.
Who’s this drill sergeant? She sounds phenomenal! Still don’t wanna piss her off, though…
Edit: the drill sergeant in the video posted this. This is video of her singing the cadence so beautifully. Drill Sergeant, I’m gonna go ahead and get in the front leaning rest for not connecting the dots earlier…
Imagine her saying “ if you don’t sign like me, for each bar you have to do 25 push ups “
😂 I’ll become Popeyes in 1 week
She's gonna make those kids cry with the sad song and sweet voice... Lol they gonna remember their moms like heck!
I can’t understand why people would give this a thumbs down. Thank you to all these men and woman for their service. And thank you to their families for their service as well
@puma pete then those people need to strap on the boots, grab a gun and walk the line. Those men and woman their life on line those dumb ass to give it a thumbs down.
She has a beautiful voice and I love that she is serving our country. I am planning on going into the military, but specifically the Navy.
When I enlist I hope I get a soulful black lady as a DS. I wouldn't mind PT at all if I got to sing cadences like that
I had one during my BCT named DS Christian at FLW, she gave me chills with her voice! Haha
Yeah she sounds good but why the hell are they not running!? They should be gasping for air by now and at least 3 of them should have fallen out to the rear.
They just came back from the px lol not pt
i was hoping that too but i didnt get so lucky i had the DS that couldnt even march us correctly with him in particular we couldnt even get in step when we called cadence since this is right next to my company im not sure if he will see this vid so im not going to name any particular names xD
Back in the day we used to run and sound off w running cadence all the damn time. Loved it. In modern day BCT, not so much.
Sgt. King you r a jewel. Thanks to EVERYBODY 4 your service! God Bless.
These sisters are the back bone of America. Their are countless stories on how black women have saved white America from themselves. Her voice comes from a deep place of pain and heartbreak. That is why it's so beautiful. Keep fighting the good fight Drill Sergeant!!
That gave me goose bumps. I'll bet she could snap your back without breaking cadence.
Who decides to"thumb down"this? Doesn't matter the creed,color, male, female, tall, short, black, white, they are all serving this country. Most are very multi- talented and their every effort and all they come with should be applauded. Thank you sergeant leader King along with your team giving us your best, stay up, stay safe, return home safely
An asshole that's who.
Fort Jackson January 1974, Drill Sergeant Edwards had a rich deep baritone voice that could be heard at the end of the formation, and thanks to this video SGT Edwards voice has carried to November 2020. Thank you for helping this retired soldier recall a younger time.
Great voice. Thank you for your service. God Bless You!!!
Thanks to all of these amazing humans for their service!
I would love to go to a boot camp if she ever did one. Her voice just moved my soul.
That voice could bring you to your knees!! You are a gift DS King!!