10-29-22 UGA Redcoat Band plays Choker (Dies Iraes) @ GA/FL in Jacksonville
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- UGA was the first to play Choker, aka Dies Iraes , this tune over a decade ago. Many schools try to imitate, but UGA marching band has made it their own. Usually played on 3rd down, you can now hear this tune when the opponent is in the 20 yard line or during big games this is becoming their signature tune.
Hardest third down song in college football
Dies irae is Latin for “Day Of Wrath” 😮 it’s definitely the hardest song in the country. Sends chills down my spine
@@brat9743 were playing it in our highschool band this year
Based off an opera about a dude tripping on heroin and murdering his crush. Definitely intimidating
@@jonathanfox676wow hahahahaha LMMFAO- no shit?
@@ROLLIN-DUB yeah. Dude actually invited that crush to his show and it worked, she married him. They divorced five years later
This shit going to hit so hard on ncaa 25
And does!
I can confirm that it indeed does hit very hard
Fr
Insane lol
As it does
Duck fan here, by far this 3rd down song is what I'm most jealous of. Just absolutely sinister.
When you’re the visiting team and hear this on every third down. You start getting goosebumps
0:18 I love when the band gets to drag the fanfare out and the baritones/sousaphones get to play the extended part. It adds a sense of drama and intensity to the upcoming play.
Onb
That’s my favorite part
We first played that in ~2000 (+/- a year). The Imperial March is a relatively recent addition.
Yes, 2000 was the first time I heard it, 10=07-2000 against Tennessee to be exact. When I first heard it, I was like they are playing that song from Sleeping With The Enemy.
The Imperial March came about in 2017, when some of the members of those sections starting doing it as a joke, not sanctioned. Then in 2018 the directors decided they liked it so we kept it, been that way ever since when we played longer Choker.
First heard it at the '99 Tech game. I've hated it ever since.
This song give me chills 😅
Often imitated, never duplicated
The best part is how they’re able to hold the last note until the ref starts the game clock. Seems like it was a good 40 seconds this past weekend against South Carolina
If your on offense and you hear this you know your done
😂😂 facts
Is this not just the shining theme and Darth Vader’s theme?
Yes, they used Dies Iraes in The
Shining and Sleeping with the Enemy. Probably more movies as well.
It was in the The Shining? I need to go find it- I remember that movie when I was a child (Heerrrrrrreeesss Johnny) lol
The Dies Irae melody is used in tons of horror stuff and yes they added a bit of Imperial March at the end
Well it predates both of those by quite a lot actually. Dies Irae is a Latin hymn dating back to at LEAST the 13th century or likely even earlier. It was really further popularized by Giussepe Verdi in his Manzoni Requiem. Since then, it has been used countless times in Movies and songs to reference death. Nightmare Before Christmas, The Lion King, Home Alone, The Lord of the Rings, The Shining, and many other films have utilized it. I don't think it's in Imperial March, but the band added some at the end lol. Also worth mentioning that Star Wars actually does have a brief usage of Dies Irae though when Luke's uncle and aunt died in The New Hope.
CJ STROUD OWNED THE DAWGS THAT DAY HAHA
Stroud played for Florida? 🙄
Lol
What day yall didn't win 😂😂😂
when did CJ Stroud play for Florida?
Smartest ohio state fan
it's annoying AF (for anyone NOT a THuga fan)
What tf are you talking about
Hc
@@Slimelord44 Im saying that only fans of Georgia like the tune. Its annoying for the rest of us. The THuga Band doesn't shut up with that tune when on defense.
@@warrtiger9780wah wah wah