That is not what she said.... she called him a Master Sergeant.....thats is actually 1 Rank higher than the one he is he is a Sergeant First Class... He knew that but was just being funny. He wanted her to call. Him Drill Sergeant
That video has been edited , and the reason being? Black drill sergeant, was standing behind the polite politically correct gentlemen, Master pety office, machine master, master at arms , his polities sarcastic tone only made sense with a black drill sergeant, adjacent( they cropped the video)
I've read where these fools want to eliminate titles like Master Electrician, Master Plumber, Master Carpenter. It took me 4 years of class to earn the title of Journeyman and now they want to take away my ladder to higher money? Screw these MFers!!
I'm confused. 1st My Drill Sargent in the 80s were called Drill Sargent not by their rank. Next you do know that there were Drill Corporal in the 80s right? My Basic, one DS was an E5 and one was a E6 the only E7 DS in the company was Senior Drill Sargent. And we could call him Drill Sargent or Senior Drill Sargent. All the others in the company were E5 and E6. But the Next company over, Charlie, had a Drill Corporal. 1986 Ft Dix. Now Leonardwood you had to be E5(P) to go to Drill Sargent School. And even though it wasn't official. At graduation you were promoted. Just like SF you could go to Q course as a E4..But before you donned the green beret you made E5, if not E6. Now back in the 80s I don't know the situation on the Drill Corporals. But the one in Charlie, rumor had it that he was a E5. And he had fun in the sheets. Now a few years later at Leonardwood. He would have been kicked off the trail. Oh and Leonardwood and Ft. Sam ( ft Sam DS go through drill Sargent school at Leonardwood) they went by Sargent. No matter the rank. And I don't remember Ft Sam (mid 90s) being anything but E6. But I also don't remember senior in bravo school or Papa.
@@baddog9320 I just succeeded in reading it and Iâve got no fucking idea what you just said there was a lot Eâs and I believe Iâve just wasted my time I regret my curiosity
Well I am Greek and white. I encourage you to call me Master Manos, for I am a certified master as well as the master of my house. USA's rules don't apply to me....
@@PAIP_Studio Greece is in shambles both politically and economically. Nobody is calling anyone in or from Greece master because yâall canât even master yourselves
Funniest one we had was a guy whose first name was "General." One day, he decided to answer the phone like that... 'HQ Company, General Smith speaking." Poor LT on the other end of the line damn near had a heart attack.
@@DM_Bluddworthitâs all fun and games until master sergeant gets bored, and starts roasting everyone. Saw one start roasting a CW5. It was like watching a car crash, but the CW5 couldnât fully get mad, because his roasts were accurateđ
I don't think you'll have to wait that long the Marines are teaching sensitivity training now and the Navy and Army are using Transgenders to beef up their plummeting recruitment quotas.
@@moonshadow4817 đ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł No. But he did say "All those that oppose me shall be tortured by getting chained up and tickled with the feather of an eagle."
The round brown, is still on my man cave shelf, ft DIX NJ. 1988 class, it was a breeze.two no gos I got kind of worried one more I would of been out.i Squared myself away, and got the graduation,.
Those people are so sensitive you never know what will offend them. Or what they'll pretend offends them just so they can manipulate others. Their ancestors went through hell stoically and they bitch and whine about having the easiest life in the entire world. That's why Africans can't stand them. They sacrifice to make it here and do 1000x better than the ones born here.
@@Dark-28200 I would be INCREDIBLY surprised if no one found this offensive. Someone (probably a white woman) will make some kinda claim about the whole "master" thing in the title you cannot be too careful these days
He isn't one though. She is using the closest translation from Italian for the word "instructor". As in drill instructor or sergeant instructor. He is a drill sergeant she has accidentally called a master sergeant and he is trolling her.
Why would he haze her? A lot of people dont realize that training instructors from any branch are not going to scream or berate you 100% of the time. Most of that happens in the first couple weeks in order to get you in the necessary mindset to thrive in basic. When I was in boot, most of our instructors instructions and corrections were given in a level voice just like this. make no mistake they will light you up if you do something really stupid, or from far away, but once they close the distance on you, it becomes a personal correction.
@@Cryogenius333 Why would he haze her? Not often an internet skit shows a drill with plausible depth instead of those civilian stereotypes of drills hazing anyone and everyone all the time
Italian here! Its not common, but I believe it's a genuine mistake that can happen because of a faulty translation: most of the times, 'master' is translated as 'padrone' ('owner') which is the closest word to the original meaning; however, in the past it was sometimes translated as 'signor' which is just an old, respectful title, similar to 'Sir' or 'gentleman'. Someone in the comment mentioned that she meant 'Maestro', but that is usually a title either for a musican or a teacher dealing with small children. From secondary school to university, teachers are called 'professore' or 'insegnante'.
Some of the responses you hear from other defenders will have you thinking of dead kittens and your fetishes just to not laugh. Now in civilian world I find myself answering my civilian leadership in those ways.
They're doing this now. Our military is so woke it can't protect us anymore. The way I see it the United States is completely open for invasion of any kind.
He's being silly. She mis read his rank. "Master sergeant" is the next rank up in the army and would be the equivalent airforce pay grade. The navy also has a master chief petty officer and Marines have a master gunnery sergeant, though depending on the situation you might call these ranks gunny or chief and the airforce might be sir or sergeant. a drill instructor can often take this opportunity to humiliate a trainee but it's possible this is a training base and not basic training and he's just playing with nervous trainees. Perhaps when he hears her accent and realizes words might be difficult for her he backs up and turns it into something to laugh about. Army tends to use a person's rank if possible but they might also want you to avoid being over specific especially for officer ranks where the extra adjective points out that you are the lower of that title. For instance to cann someone a 2nd lieutenant is less acceptable than just saying lieutenant because it is the lower of the lieutenants and making the extra effort to point that out doesn't really honor the person as much. The same goes for lieutenant major or lieutenant Colonel, you'd say "Major" or "Colonel" so his position might be drill instructor and his rank might be sergeant first class but if she was to come across a master sergeant he probably wouldn't be mad to be addressed as such if she were being overly cautious but "sergeant" is probably fine. Everyone with stars are "General" and again any adjective or precursor to general is lower than a general who has 4 stars. except if it's a rare 5 start where they hold the title general of the army.
USAF here of 12 years. Skit aside, we absolutely say Master when calling someone Master Sergeant, Senior Master Sergeant or Chief Master Sergeant. When I was growing up in the 80s, I was Master (last name) in the official reference. Upon adulthood, I became Mister (last name). This guy is off by quite a bit because we aren't in Basic for every long and once we're out, we'll encounter a lot of Master Sergeants in the USAF, Army and fewer in the Marines and even fewer in the Navy. You absolutely call them Master Sergeant when meeting them and only Sergeant in common use when working with them and if a higher rank.
last thing you want is the one or few people calling you master Infront of your other sergeants..... that would just look so awkward and unprofessional..... ha
We used to have a black Joe that would reply to ncoâs like a slave like âyes mastaâ âright away mastaâ it was hilarious to see their reactions
Guy I worked with did that too. Managers were all middle age white guys who hated it. âYessuh massah Tomâ Ended up getting in trouble for it when a customer heard
I knew a dude like that too in my first unit. He also complained all the time, made frequent comparisons of the Army to slavery and would even sing slave songs when on details. By some act of poetic justice, he got a Failure to Adapt chapter and our 1SG told him he was now free so he should be grateful.
â@@stevehope6283Dude. The idea of wokeism begin in the African American Community as in a Black American who is not blind to the adjustices faced against their community and is therefore very observation to the systemically racism prevalent in their daily life and others. But it was hijacked and now means something a conservative dumbass doesn't like.
Thats when you have to be most worried lol. Seriously though, its a myth that these guys and gals spend 100% of their time screaming at you. They will absolutely one on one with you, talk to you level, instruct you, train you, and correct you with a level voice. Honestly after the first half of you training, hearing a training instructor in any branch yell at recruits/trainees only happens when one of them SERIOUSLY screws up, and even then its usually just a recycle, paperwork, or pushups. Buy that point in training youre expected to know and to have adjusted. Corrections at that point are made administratively
In Europe itâs pretty common to hear the term master when referring to someone who is an expert in their field. In America words hurt our feelings and our skin is paper.
@@maxies4090 itâs only a matter of time dude. People find things to be offended about. You canât deny that. We have so few problems in America that we find things to make into problems.
Yeah Americans how this weird guilt over slavery like it was the current generation that did it. But its been a while since the entire world agreed its evil so we moved on, master is still an acceptable word, i loved being a master before mister when I got post as a kid. And your right mate if that's the case we can't use the word ship ever again ahaha.
â@@youtubesucks494 It's not stupid. A ship was always a ship even before slaves. The word master was used for black people to address white people. Therefore it should no longer be used.
Historically, one who obtained a masters degree received the Latin title âMagister,â or âMasterâ in English. This will be my preferred pre-nominal in a few weeks lol
As I have come to believe, if the cameras were off that dude on her right would get HAMMERED for daring to look in Drill Seargent's direction while he wasn't speaking to him.
The fact all these "veterans" not getting the joke. He's not a Master Sergeant (MSG), he's a Sergeant First Class (SFC), he is jokingly correcting her mistake. There is no MSG drill sergeants. I don't think a BCT unit would have a MSG at all, maybe at OSUT. There are MSG's at school houses in AIT, they're not drill sergeants and will be addressed as MSG's.
@@achaean7615 the rule I go by and what some hi speed guys go by is calling E5 to E6, just Sgt, then after that we refer to their full title, as in they earned that shit
It's,master sergeant three rockers, two rockers platoon sergeant. There's also first sergeant, master sergeant, sergeant major, buck sergeant no rockers, staff sergeant one rocker.
In the Philippine Army, Air Force, and Marines five stripes still mean âTechnical Sergeantâ and the abbreviation is âT/Sgtâ just like it was for the US Army in WW2.
About time USMC did that for Enlisted Instructors. âSirâ and âMaâamâ terms are supposed to be for addressing commissioned officers only. That is age-old military tradition.
@@Ryan_Christopher I mean not really when you think about recruits in boot camp are not Marines, so the drill instructors are not enlisted Marines talking to junior enlisted Marines but rather Marines talking to civilians becoming Marines. So Sir/Maâam is applicable in boot camp
@@collinblake7972 Recruits are already âEnlistedâ on day one in Basic. Graduation is beside the point. At that point since arriving in boot camp theyâre already drawing E-1/2/3 pay, and getting pay stubs issued every two weeks for as long as theyâre in.
â@@rue2973 implying that the word master when used by a white person in any context is racist is in fact a part of Marxist theory that's now in your military. Not good.
she was just trying to find the closest English analogue of "Maestro", which means "instructor"
That is not what she said.... she called him a Master Sergeant.....thats is actually 1 Rank higher than the one he is he is a Sergeant First Class... He knew that but was just being funny.
He wanted her to call. Him Drill Sergeant
â@@sweetnessdabutta9985 she said maestro pretty clearly.
Thatâs still incorrect because itâs the army and the army uses drill sergeant, the marines use drill instructor
SHE'S FROM ITALY NOT SPAIN OR MEXICO
â@@Battlefront_2_Ghostif you know how it's pronounced she clearly didn't say maestro
"I'm not trying to get cancelled" đđđđđđđđđ
Right I died laughing
as a white man he needs to be aware of that shit
one accusation away from fired at all times!
especially on video!
LOL...
Had me dead
Thats was gold
Lmfao Drill Hat playing mind gamesđ
His black co standing behind him laughing bwhaha
â@@nicholasfeiock4952you think black people are allowed to have legit rank lol your such a sheep
That video has been edited , and the reason being?
Black drill sergeant, was standing behind the polite politically correct gentlemen,
Master pety office, machine master, master at arms , his polities sarcastic tone only made sense with a black drill sergeant, adjacent( they cropped the video)
Bro he is an asshile for this
@@vladboikyev8719 I was thinking the same.
âI donât want to get cancelledâ2023 drill sergeant.
âIâm going to tear off your head and shit down your neckâ
1968 drill sergeant
Need to bring them back
They give them the crayons before the exercises now AND THEY DRAW WITH THEM!
How times have changed.
Watch out Sarg, she gonna need a mental health time out now, you done went hurt her feelings. đ đ
Gunny Lee Ermey would have blew his top lol R.I.P Gunnery Sergent Hartman!!!
I've read where these fools want to eliminate titles like Master Electrician, Master Plumber, Master Carpenter. It took me 4 years of class to earn the title of Journeyman and now they want to take away my ladder to higher money? Screw these MFers!!
80's drill instructor: Its Master Sergeant, and don't you forget that, now drop down and give me 40.
I'm confused.
1st My Drill Sargent in the 80s were called Drill Sargent not by their rank.
Next you do know that there were Drill Corporal in the 80s right?
My Basic, one DS was an E5 and one was a E6 the only E7 DS in the company was Senior Drill Sargent. And we could call him Drill Sargent or Senior Drill Sargent.
All the others in the company were E5 and E6.
But the Next company over, Charlie, had a Drill Corporal.
1986 Ft Dix.
Now Leonardwood you had to be E5(P) to go to Drill Sargent School. And even though it wasn't official. At graduation you were promoted.
Just like SF you could go to Q course as a E4..But before you donned the green beret you made E5, if not E6.
Now back in the 80s I don't know the situation on the Drill Corporals.
But the one in Charlie, rumor had it that he was a E5. And he had fun in the sheets. Now a few years later at Leonardwood. He would have been kicked off the trail.
Oh and Leonardwood and Ft. Sam ( ft Sam DS go through drill Sargent school at Leonardwood) they went by Sargent. No matter the rank. And I don't remember Ft Sam (mid 90s) being anything but E6. But I also don't remember senior in bravo school or Papa.
@@baddog9320 I just succeeded in reading it and Iâve got no fucking idea what you just said there was a lot Eâs and I believe Iâve just wasted my time I regret my curiosity
That's marines lol
@@YourOneTrueLord this killed me đ
And don't say sir I WORK FOR MY MONEY.
Nope, nuh uh. Youâre not going to call me Master SergeantâŠbecause Iâm not one. Iâm a Sergeant First Class.
I WAS SEARCHING FOR THIS COMMENT !!!
lmao like weâre not going to use âMasterâ because Its first class đ« đđđđ€·đœââïž Iykyk
Your comment is what I was looking for hahaha said that when I saw his rank. He donât rate being a master yet lmao
Excellent comment
Well I am Greek and white. I encourage you to call me Master Manos, for I am a certified master as well as the master of my house. USA's rules don't apply to me....
@@PAIP_Studio Greece is in shambles both politically and economically. Nobody is calling anyone in or from Greece master because yâall canât even master yourselves
Funniest one we had was a guy whose first name was "General." One day, he decided to answer the phone like that... 'HQ Company, General Smith speaking." Poor LT on the other end of the line damn near had a heart attack.
That's when you remind them, "Your first name is [insert rank here]."
ââ@@Grey_Winters "HQ company, Lieutenant General Smith speaking"
Why would the LT be shocked?
â@@whatuwant6945 if you know what LT means surely you would know why he would be shocked,
Lieutenant
Iâve never seen a Drill Sergeant with the rank of Master Sergeant.
Heâs not, heâs a Sergeant First Class (E7), a Master Sergeant (E8) has 3 Chevrons, 3 Rockers
@@DM_Bluddworthitâs all fun and games until master sergeant gets bored, and starts roasting everyone. Saw one start roasting a CW5. It was like watching a car crash, but the CW5 couldnât fully get mad, because his roasts were accurateđ
Chief Drill Instructor in the MARINES
Is a Master Sgt
Well you still havenât. Thatâs a Sergeant 1st class.
Air force has a lot of master Sargeant MTI's(equivalent of drill Sargent)
Heâs just salty because he is one rank below a Master Sergeant.
You know this is a skit right đ
@@TN_vigilanceto be fair heâs not wrong, thatâs an SFC.
@@dez2002promotable maybe ?
@@kelshawnmiller9310She's wrong anyways. That's SENIOR DRILL SERGEANT. This is basic training.
@@wisemankugelmemicus1701I dont think you understand, its a skit.
He said that like he was avoiding a HR caseđ
Can't blame him
I know đ€Ł
unfortunately he is. can't say shit without hurting someone's feelings
Hahahaha Right
iâm in the army bro and one EO complaint can ruin a career I feel him 100%
Master Chief from the nearby Naval Base starts sweating nervously.
Was thinking about all my prior master chiefs who werenât even white đđđ
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My master Cheif was black
@@dragon9372 same
My master chief was put in the soda đ«Ą
You know it's bad when the drill sergeant is scared of getting canceledđ
âI am not trying to get canceledâ
Had me dying đđ
Ya understand đđ
Had me sick.
Lol lmao đđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
Drill Sergeants in 2050, trying not to get canceled or offending anyone
I don't think you'll have to wait that long the Marines are teaching sensitivity training now and the Navy and Army are using Transgenders to beef up their plummeting recruitment quotas.
â@horriblepancakebetter not become a master electrician, the horror
I have master degree đđ
Itâs an Italian translation of maestro sergeant which means sergeant instructor
Uhm it's already happening. In 2023 lol.
"You can only get 'canceled' if you give a fuck."- Alexander The Great
Exactly!
đ€đ€đ€đ€đ€h-he didnât say that, t-thats a fraudulent statement đ€đ€đ€đ€đ€đ€đ€ đż
@@moonshadow4817 đ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł No. But he did say "All those that oppose me shall be tortured by getting chained up and tickled with the feather of an eagle."
Except you can lose your job and career..?
@@businessraptor134 There are always other jobs out there.
"...you understand?"
---" Yeees, Massster!"
Skeletons ??
Heâs too calm to be a drill sergeant. Donât be afraid to yell
They can't do that now
â@@dmcrim624well damn, guess US military personnel are crippling.
"show me your war face"
@@dmcrim624 they can lol, this is something else they'll do to break someone's composure
â@@nightwolf7231ahhhhhhh
Next guy is showing signs of anxiety...His actual name is Master Cylinder.
Dammit I needed this laugh đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
His sons name is Slave Cylinder
Master baiter
@@Dillpickle1997bruhhhh
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Manâs not even a Master Sergeant, heâs a Sergeant First Class
It's a skit bro chill đ
@@Dachmine its a Velcro rank grab a master sergeant rank and do your skitâŠ
I believe it to be a joke
I was thinking the same thing
@@tylerdavidson6879 no one caresđ
When drill instructors have to worry about being cancelled you know weâre in trouble.
Yeppers, pvtâs first day in country, and someone walks up to them with an anti-oppression cancellation wand chambered into 7.62x39âŠ
we need R. Lee Ermey back
They don't lol they don't give a fuck, also these are drill sergeants
Damn fr
He ainât a drill instructor đ€Ł
I swear if my DS said that shit to me we would still be doing push-ups to this day from me laughing so damn hard.
Right I donât know how the others held it together from bursting outđđ
I thought the guy was going to crack
Bruh, if that was the 70's pushup the entire day
The round brown, is still on my man cave shelf, ft DIX NJ. 1988 class, it was a breeze.two no gos I got kind of worried one more I would of been out.i Squared myself away, and got the graduation,.
HOOOOOOAAAAAAH!
Ain't no person with a slave ancestor is offended by "Master Sergeant"
its a skit
Those people are so sensitive you never know what will offend them. Or what they'll pretend offends them just so they can manipulate others.
Their ancestors went through hell stoically and they bitch and whine about having the easiest life in the entire world. That's why Africans can't stand them. They sacrifice to make it here and do 1000x better than the ones born here.
I mean people seem to get offended by anything you can possibly say these days so it wouldn't be surprising
Its a joke it ainât this deep
@@Dark-28200 I would be INCREDIBLY surprised if no one found this offensive. Someone (probably a white woman) will make some kinda claim about the whole "master" thing in the title you cannot be too careful these days
Sargent Bates taught me to shoot when I was 10 or 11. We loved calling him Master Bates. He hated it.
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What is this from?
@@J-Wall my life.
Master Sergeant is an actual rank in the airforce lmao
Army too (E8) and the Marines & Navy have Master Chef... this dude is just some reality show reject who was dumb enough to get put on TV.
And the Army as well as the Marines. These are E-8 pay grades, NCOs.
He isn't one though. She is using the closest translation from Italian for the word "instructor". As in drill instructor or sergeant instructor. He is a drill sergeant she has accidentally called a master sergeant and he is trolling her.
MASTER CHIEF IN THE U.S. NAVY
Master chief is a rank in the navy
"I'm not tryin' to get canceled, you understand?" đ
TOP G
You can tell even she was struggling with this one because her mouth made five or six different types of shapes while trying to say it đ
Because in Italian they say Maestro which means instructor. So she was trying to find the closest word to that as English isnt her first language.
@@funkyfiss nope I totally understand that đ
"I'M NOT TRYNA GET CANCELLED, YA UNDERSTAND?" đđđđ
Master Chief: "I dont discriminate"
Master Chief: đïžđđïž
*Mister* Chief
He gets a pass cause he's not in the US
@@isaacakhigbe5677 There are still master chiefs in the US Navy lol
@@thelowlybard bro I thought he was talking about the dude from Halo. That's who I was referring tođ€Łđ€Ł
What know??? Are black people offended again???
I like how he went chill, understanding that English is NOT her first language rather than hazing her.
Why would he haze her? A lot of people dont realize that training instructors from any branch are not going to scream or berate you 100% of the time. Most of that happens in the first couple weeks in order to get you in the necessary mindset to thrive in basic.
When I was in boot, most of our instructors instructions and corrections were given in a level voice just like this. make no mistake they will light you up if you do something really stupid, or from far away, but once they close the distance on you, it becomes a personal correction.
I dunno feels like someone is getting hazed in this clip, possibly us the audience...
I dont like how you don't realize it's a skit.
@@Cryogenius333 Why would he haze her? Not often an internet skit shows a drill with plausible depth instead of those civilian stereotypes of drills hazing anyone and everyone all the time
"Da fuk are you talking about??" -Master Chief USN
Halo
@@cdr4286no
@Chocolate Cosmos How did u jump to 07? When Master Chief is a enlisted rank
@@cdr4286 07 isnt a rank jackass. O-7 is
@Tacorama Actually it's a pay grade, Rear Admiral would be the rank
Italian here! Its not common, but I believe it's a genuine mistake that can happen because of a faulty translation: most of the times, 'master' is translated as 'padrone' ('owner') which is the closest word to the original meaning; however, in the past it was sometimes translated as 'signor' which is just an old, respectful title, similar to 'Sir' or 'gentleman'.
Someone in the comment mentioned that she meant 'Maestro', but that is usually a title either for a musican or a teacher dealing with small children. From secondary school to university, teachers are called 'professore' or 'insegnante'.
Bless her little brave heart đđ
She aibt scottish mate
And that's when she transferred to the Marine Corps.
and then she would meet a REAL MASTER SGT.
I think they are just as bad! đ€Šđżââïžđ€·đżââïžđą
@@pumpdump4476 And a real Drill Instructor who isn't a wuss giving in to wokeness.
Semper Fi
Lol "I'm not trying to get canceled"
Master sergeants be like
Canât be cancelled if no one knows who you are đ
âYes Sir, Mister Sergeantâ, âDonât say Mister either, you canât assume my gender anymoreâŠâ
the dude next to her is trying so hard to hold it together
bruhhh frfrrrđâ ïž
Some of the responses you hear from other defenders will have you thinking of dead kittens and your fetishes just to not laugh. Now in civilian world I find myself answering my civilian leadership in those ways.
This would be funnier if I couldn't see it happening in the next few years.
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Bro this is already happening go talk to a recruiter this country is JEFF DONEZOS
it's already happening...
They're doing this now. Our military is so woke it can't protect us anymore. The way I see it the United States is completely open for invasion of any kind.
You should joim the army then
âThe only lives that truly matter are those who respect the lives of othersâ.
- a real Master Sergeant said that
Interesting, considering that history is filled with such destruction of life by people 'who mattered'.
@@GregPentecost Did they really. Do they matter to you?
@@Die-CastMetal Iâm sure they mattered very much to the people they slaughtered.
@@GregPentecost That's all of human history regardless of race, that's the beauty of it.
LOL " I stand corrected"
I love how the drill instructor was nice enough to explain to her not to say that.
He's being silly. She mis read his rank. "Master sergeant" is the next rank up in the army and would be the equivalent airforce pay grade. The navy also has a master chief petty officer and Marines have a master gunnery sergeant, though depending on the situation you might call these ranks gunny or chief and the airforce might be sir or sergeant. a drill instructor can often take this opportunity to humiliate a trainee but it's possible this is a training base and not basic training and he's just playing with nervous trainees. Perhaps when he hears her accent and realizes words might be difficult for her he backs up and turns it into something to laugh about.
Army tends to use a person's rank if possible but they might also want you to avoid being over specific especially for officer ranks where the extra adjective points out that you are the lower of that title. For instance to cann someone a 2nd lieutenant is less acceptable than just saying lieutenant because it is the lower of the lieutenants and making the extra effort to point that out doesn't really honor the person as much. The same goes for lieutenant major or lieutenant Colonel, you'd say "Major" or "Colonel" so his position might be drill instructor and his rank might be sergeant first class but if she was to come across a master sergeant he probably wouldn't be mad to be addressed as such if she were being overly cautious but "sergeant" is probably fine. Everyone with stars are "General" and again any adjective or precursor to general is lower than a general who has 4 stars. except if it's a rare 5 start where they hold the title general of the army.
I mean it is a skit
USAF here of 12 years. Skit aside, we absolutely say Master when calling someone Master Sergeant, Senior Master Sergeant or Chief Master Sergeant.
When I was growing up in the 80s, I was Master (last name) in the official reference. Upon adulthood, I became Mister (last name).
This guy is off by quite a bit because we aren't in Basic for every long and once we're out, we'll encounter a lot of Master Sergeants in the USAF, Army and fewer in the Marines and even fewer in the Navy.
You absolutely call them Master Sergeant when meeting them and only Sergeant in common use when working with them and if a higher rank.
You get that this is a joke right? We didn't ban the word Master
last thing you want is the one or few people calling you master Infront of your other sergeants..... that would just look so awkward and unprofessional..... ha
Drill sergeant gonna have to smoke me right there because I would have bust out laughing
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We used to have a black Joe that would reply to ncoâs like a slave like âyes mastaâ âright away mastaâ it was hilarious to see their reactions
Lmao bro I would be in tears if I witnessed that.
That guy mustâve been the funniest guy in the company
Guy I worked with did that too. Managers were all middle age white guys who hated it.
âYessuh massah Tomâ
Ended up getting in trouble for it when a customer heard
I knew a dude like that too in my first unit. He also complained all the time, made frequent comparisons of the Army to slavery and would even sing slave songs when on details. By some act of poetic justice, he got a Failure to Adapt chapter and our 1SG told him he was now free so he should be grateful.
Bet you that NCO was mad as fuck too.
Master Chief has left the chat.
Dam even in the military they're scared of getting cancelled đđđ
Yep
They've gone so woke
The fight between mental health and hard military training
Calling another grown man or person master is weird idgaf đđ
â@@stevehope6283Dude. The idea of wokeism begin in the African American Community as in a Black American who is not blind to the adjustices faced against their community and is therefore very observation to the systemically racism prevalent in their daily life and others. But it was hijacked and now means something a conservative dumbass doesn't like.
The two guys in the background are trying not to laugh when the drill sarge is being real for a moment.
Aww he even lowered his tone how sweet
Thats when you have to be most worried lol.
Seriously though, its a myth that these guys and gals spend 100% of their time screaming at you. They will absolutely one on one with you, talk to you level, instruct you, train you, and correct you with a level voice. Honestly after the first half of you training, hearing a training instructor in any branch yell at recruits/trainees only happens when one of them SERIOUSLY screws up, and even then its usually just a recycle, paperwork, or pushups. Buy that point in training youre expected to know and to have adjusted. Corrections at that point are made administratively
In Europe itâs pretty common to hear the term master when referring to someone who is an expert in their field. In America words hurt our feelings and our skin is paper.
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@@fluffy1931 Iâd weave your basket, whatâs up girl?
Are you sure about that? I haven't heard anyone get offended by the word master ever.
@@maxies4090 itâs only a matter of time dude. People find things to be offended about. You canât deny that. We have so few problems in America that we find things to make into problems.
â@@maxies4090watchu say massa? I'ma good Boi I dindu nuffin.
In the UK you're a Master until you're old enough to be a Mister
@RN nah its stupid. are they to stop using the word ship because slaves were shipped over in ships?
Yeah Americans how this weird guilt over slavery like it was the current generation that did it.
But its been a while since the entire world agreed its evil so we moved on, master is still an acceptable word, i loved being a master before mister when I got post as a kid.
And your right mate if that's the case we can't use the word ship ever again ahaha.
â@@youtubesucks494 It's not stupid. A ship was always a ship even before slaves. The word master was used for black people to address white people. Therefore it should no longer be used.
@@annabelegan8097 it existed before then
Sounds about White.
Bless her heart though. That's a good woman.
You must be her mama or sister,or most def neo liberal
she joined the US DOD by default she is bad
"I understand, master"
I can't get enough of your content.
Historically, one who obtained a masters degree received the Latin title âMagister,â or âMasterâ in English. This will be my preferred pre-nominal in a few weeks lol
Interesting got to check this out.
Sir, I have a Master Wrestling on the phone for you!
Oh, so what, you my master now?
@@jesusthroughmary 7 more weeks bud. Hang in there
@@JosephsCoat yes, master
Homegirl probably didnât even know what he was talking about đđ
âYES GRANDMASTER, SIRRR!!â
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She was just rizzing up my boy calling him master
Marine Corps E8 Master Sergeant and E9 Master Gunnery Sergeant have entered the chat
Lol đ
never seen this guy before but he can definitely come to the BBQđđđ
Her: How about "Sergeant Daddy" then?
Him: People and their weird kinks
They can try and cancel the finger I'm holding up...
He said âmaâam itâs been a long time since we used that rankâ
He did not
Bro is missing that third rocker. Thatâs what we can a SFC.
Thought I was the only one that noticed
The US Army in 2056:
yes pathetic
Basic training Ft Sill....guy in my platoon called the Senior DI ...Master Senior DI....Senior DI got a good chuckle out of that one
Lol I'm black and bro had me rolling. Next time warn a brother
Nobody cares nigga
âNo,see ,mh mmm..â
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As I have come to believe, if the cameras were off that dude on her right would get HAMMERED for daring to look in Drill Seargent's direction while he wasn't speaking to him.
At least he's not blasting her.
I don't believe she was being disrespectful
Gotta say 'NATO cables' now too đ
This took me a second to understand đ€Ł
DUDDEEEE!! I was asking my SGT where our slave cables were at, he looks at me and says ânato cablesâ and im like đ€šđ€š ârgr sgt?â
@@Mivic666 For real though. Nobody officially updated shit and just expect us to randomly know and not to say it. Even though I still do lol.
The fact all these "veterans" not getting the joke. He's not a Master Sergeant (MSG), he's a Sergeant First Class (SFC), he is jokingly correcting her mistake. There is no MSG drill sergeants. I don't think a BCT unit would have a MSG at all, maybe at OSUT. There are MSG's at school houses in AIT, they're not drill sergeants and will be addressed as MSG's.
Dude this hilaaaaariousđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
And you NEVER call a drill sergeant "Drill."
"I'm not trying to get cancelled" lmaooooo
You don't address a Master Sargent as Master Sargent, they will remind you that their rank is MASTER Sargent with authority.
MSG XXX: "It's MASTER Sergeant..."
SPC Nguyen: "That's what I said... Sergeant"
MSG XXX: đĄđ€ŹđĄđ€Ź
Sargeant is proper term in the Army unless they are a Sargeant Major.
Hes seems pretty chill for a drill sergeant not bad dude seems like more of a father figure to these ppl not bad at all
That kid who glanced over is like "wtf?"
I love how deadpan he delivers that lmao đ€Ł the guys around them are biting their cheeks
To be fair army regulation says that MSG still get referred to sergeant but I still like to say their rank as a sign of respect to them
lmao in the army that'll fly ig, but in the corps it is necessary to say their entire rank.. maybe with the exception of "gunny"
@@achaean7615 i heard they say staffy now too
@@achaean7615 the rule I go by and what some hi speed guys go by is calling E5 to E6, just Sgt, then after that we refer to their full title, as in they earned that shit
The Air Force inherited that Army custom but for some reason we were made to call BMT enlisted instructors as âSirâ or âMaâamâ too.
"As you wish, *Master* "
She knew what she was saying.
The calmest SFC in the world.
It's,master sergeant three rockers, two rockers platoon sergeant. There's also first sergeant, master sergeant, sergeant major, buck sergeant no rockers, staff sergeant one rocker.
In the Philippine Army, Air Force, and Marines five stripes still mean âTechnical Sergeantâ and the abbreviation is âT/Sgtâ just like it was for the US Army in WW2.
@@Ryan_Christopher marines didn't have cross rifle on rank patch in ww2 ,or korea.
@@larrycoburn8787 Did US Marines ever have Tech Sergeants back in the day, or were they always Gunnery Sergeants after Staff Sergeant?
Two rockers is Sergeant First Class. No such rank as a Platoon Sergeant, that's a position.
âMaster is a no go.â LOLLLL
That fucking side eyeđđ
This would be funny if the USMC wasnât looking to get away from using âSirâ or âMaâamâ
About time USMC did that for Enlisted Instructors. âSirâ and âMaâamâ terms are supposed to be for addressing commissioned officers only. That is age-old military tradition.
Jesus Christ, what then? Do we say âdawgâ and âbroâ?
@@Ryan_Christopher I mean not really when you think about recruits in boot camp are not Marines, so the drill instructors are not enlisted Marines talking to junior enlisted Marines but rather Marines talking to civilians becoming Marines. So Sir/Maâam is applicable in boot camp
@@collinblake7972 Recruits are already âEnlistedâ on day one in Basic. Graduation is beside the point. At that point since arriving in boot camp theyâre already drawing E-1/2/3 pay, and getting pay stubs issued every two weeks for as long as theyâre in.
Yas sah, masser sergeant, sah⊠Eyes a good Specialist!!
Oh god
@@roy6907 You betcha, Gods ainât gonna save ya⊠Feed your face Ranger?!
This is the kindest drill Sargent Iâve ever seen, itâs messing with my brain
Under-rated comment.
A real man wouldnt be worried about being canceled
Marine Corps E-8 Leaves the chat
Drill Sargent said " I don't wanna get cancelled" Jesus what happened to this world lol
When Drill Sergeantâs calmâŠ.đ
Fr my dad was in the army and he said that one minute they will be calm another minute they all up in your face screaming at the top of there lungs
He isn't even a master sergeant, he's a Sergeant 1st Class
what a nice sergeant.
I always called the master sergeants master sergeant⊠itâs respect.
Master Sergeant: "Don't call me that. I don't want to get canceled. I only got 2 years until my retirement."
Except for the fact he's not a Master Sergeant... he's a Sergeant First Class
â@@rue2973 implying that the word master when used by a white person in any context is racist is in fact a part of Marxist theory that's now in your military. Not good.
@@zcoosa1648 wtf are you babbling about
@@SV-kr9fuis that really going on?
Funny thing is we still use âmaster sergeantâ though
The Marine Corp has Master Sergeant at E8 along with First Sergeant
her accent made me legs go funny
I actually can't tell if he's being satirical or serious.
Sergeant loved it. It's just that he didn't want to be cancelled đ
I don't know why but my brain immediately went to "call him sensei Sargent!!!"
He got a gut laugh outta me!!!â€đ