_“Y’know, there’s lots of things you expect in war. Carnage, the sleepless nights, but what they don’t prepare you for is the Clanker’s incessant use of Fortunate Son.“_ -A clone trooper serving in the 501st
When you were designed to move boxes but get sent across the galaxy to topple the entire Republic and defeat their army of cloned Mandalorian super-soldiers and space-wizard generals, all because a couple old guys in black robes wanted to settle a religious feud
@BenitoBorealis-on5ni lmao no, it wasn't. Superficially, maybe, with the rich wanting to avoid loosing profits, but the reality was that the CIS was a legitimate movement long before the Megacorps got involved.
Indeed, and when you think about it, his parents owned one of the most expensive homes on Coruscant, and his father (as Vader) could throw money out the window without a second thought, so the "millionaire's son" seems to apply as well.
The REAL irony is that the droids actually do have kill-o-meters. That's how they track who gets promoted. If you slice it to give yourself more kills artificially, they call that "cloned valor".
@@EmilyKimMartin mmm you sure we lost the one we kill thousands more than them they killed 58k soldiers we had Some 275,000-310,000 Cambodians, 20,000-62,000 Laotians i think we may have won
@@dekaw9138 Given newer lore that's come out and just how the Original Clone Wars panned out. Dooku, much like Anakin, was just a pawn of Palpatine in which he used their disenfranchisement with the Jedi order in order to turn them on the Order. Essentially what made Dooku turn was he became a Jedi to be a hero of the people, but then after seeing how bureaucratic, bloated, and useless the Senate and the Order was when it came to dealing the justice that he felt needed to be done he turned under the understanding he was doing it to save his people and planet from those who he viewed had become hypocritical pretenders and wants to cede from the Republic to remake a new Republic where he felt he could have done a better job then the Jedi and the Republic. This is why they used droids instead of humans like the Republic. He wanted to protect his people not send them to die. Now granted. He ABSOLUTELY gave into his hate and lost the plot and was a sith true to any sith, but he's a lot more relatable in his motivations then most Sith lords because he did it for his homeworld and country instead of purely just for personal power.
🎶 Some droids were built, made to wave the flag, hoo that spoked hexagon! And when the band plays “Hail To The Chief,” they point their blaster over yon’!🎶
When Roger finds out about the ancient American Vietnam War and is documenting the history of it so it doesn't get lost to time and finds these songs, later sparking a renewed interest in the time period of the 1960s among the Droid Army.
Thank you for this. I randomly missclicked on this vid, then heard the opening note, then realized that *it was the very song I've been looking for over many months now*.Thank you again, take my subscribership as a reward. :)
I am the B1 I speak for the 'nosians But for some clanking reason I'm hearing Wookie The 'notians can't be harmed If the B1 is armed You touch my 'notians, I break your knees
Poor droids. They didn't ask to get sent to the opposite side of the galaxy to fight a war they had nothing to do with. They did the best they could and when they came home, they were spat on and deactivated.
Man, those were the days. Back when the CIS truly seemed like it could succeed, and the common people thought we had a way out of the Republic's tyrannical system run by the elites of the galaxy. When Roger released this, it sparked a whole debate about whether sentient droids should be used for combat at all. "Aren't we just as bad as the evil Republic which uses clones?" we asked ourselves. But by that time Dooku was dead and Palpatine declared the Galactic Empire, and the CIS just fell apart. Next thing we knew Roger was scrapped and we were back under tyrannical rule. But this song will always remind me of those great days when we knew peace and prosperity like never before and never since.
_“Y’know, there’s lots of things you expect in war. Carnage, the sleepless nights, but what they don’t prepare you for is the Clanker’s incessant use of Fortunate Son.“_
-A clone trooper serving in the 501st
Who else but Quagmire?!
"That and that "There's something happening here" song."
@@chrisharris1521You mean Clankmire?
I Understood That Reference 😎
Sir, the clinkers are basting the song again sir!
The "Ain't no Senator's son" line hits different.
😂
Not yet!
I am the senate
Lol true
@@thegamingnb_666 so he isn't yours right?
Clones on Kashyyyk waking up and hearing this in the middle of the night
AARARARAHG (HERE THEY COME!)
I just thought of that lmao
Clankers in the trees!
Kashyyyk 1971
THE TREES ARE TALKING IN WOOKIE
When you were designed to move boxes but get sent across the galaxy to topple the entire Republic and defeat their army of cloned Mandalorian super-soldiers and space-wizard generals, all because a couple old guys in black robes wanted to settle a religious feud
It do be like that ma klanka
My Klanka.
Underrated
@@timmorin6657maclunkey
@@mitchellwright5478my klanka my klanka
"Anyone who runs, is a clone. Anyone who stands still, is a well-disciplined clone"
B77541 during the battle for felucia
"Wookies don't surf!"
- General Grievous after a B1 told him Kashyyyk's beaches are under Wookie control
2 days late but you have won the internet lol honestly beer all over monitor there haha hello from Scotland
Is this a Eminence in Shadow reference
@@fyiatflyta nope it's a reference to Apocalypse Now
@@4T3hM4kr0nnope, wrong again, the comment was referencing Full Metal Jacket, the first reply was referencing Apocalypse Now
The trees are speaking Gungan out here
Oh fuck 😂
Yousa inna dah deep poodoo!
Gotta have this on loop when playing battlefront 2 supremacy for the true experience
Only on Kashyyyk
@@kaoniceli7096 only when playing as a droid on supremacy or galactic assault (preferably galactic assault because of the air vehicles)
Lore accurate experience
Wtf are yall talking about? He meant the REAL Star Wars Battlefront 2 from the 2000s
@@cometastral No, I'm not
A battle droid singing about how he wasn’t born to serve the army is the funniest thing i’ve ever heard.
I mean, it technically wasn’t _born,_ it was built
No human is meant to serve either but because people are evil or dumb or both we have to have militaries
Battle droid with "born to kill" and a peace sign stenciled on it's head, and a toothbrush and bottle of hot sauce attached to it...somehow...
Duck Tape and broken dreams is how
"It represents the dichotomy of the force, sir. You know, a Jungian thing."
@@ArdentLion "how do you shoot women and younglings" "Easy you just don't lead em so much".
"I AM in a galaxy of poodoo!"
Pvt. P-Y13
Magnets. Instead of patches and stickers Droids use magnets.
The fact that this fits so well with the view the CIS had of the republic, thus why they wanted to rebel, is mental.
The funnier part is that America was founded on rebellion, we should all have sided with CIS from the start
It’s just like another confederacy we’ve had on earth before
@BenitoBorealis-on5ni lmao no, it wasn't.
Superficially, maybe, with the rich wanting to avoid loosing profits, but the reality was that the CIS was a legitimate movement long before the Megacorps got involved.
Both made mad profits off slavery@@Benjithecorg37482
@@TK--hf6db the confederacy was actually justified tho as they had basically no power in the republic
It occurs to me that Luke Skywalker cannot sing this song, as he is both a military and senator's son.
Indeed, and when you think about it, his parents owned one of the most expensive homes on Coruscant, and his father (as Vader) could throw money out the window without a second thought, so the "millionaire's son" seems to apply as well.
Droids: “WHAT THE FUCK IS A KILOMETER 🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸”
Clones: “😮”
irony is both sides lost their respective wars
The REAL irony is that the droids actually do have kill-o-meters. That's how they track who gets promoted. If you slice it to give yourself more kills artificially, they call that "cloned valor".
@@EvilerManx8 it was more of a, we gave up. just kinda... left, it was kinda "you done" "no." "okay im going home."
@@Randomrobot-fs4du "I'm done getting my ass kicked by rice farmers so I'm leaving" is the same thing as losing your war
@@EmilyKimMartin mmm you sure we lost the one we kill thousands more than them they killed 58k soldiers we had Some 275,000-310,000 Cambodians, 20,000-62,000 Laotians i think we may have won
This slaps WAY harder than it should.
Exactly bro, its super good
love how he still has a southern accent despite the filter lmao
id imagine droid voices are modular so it wouldnt really take much to change the pitch and tone i guess
Never heard of the southern part of the galaxy? 😅😁
That droid be born on the bayou, son.
@@Supernautiloid a bayou droid
well he is from the *Confederacy* of Independent Systems
Hearing a B1 Battledroid shout "That red white and blue!" is something I never thought would be so wonderful
Dutch and French droids.
Damn, for a guy with no respiratory system, Roger's got some serious pipes!
They exhaust pipes!
😂
The fact that it's a battle droid (well, any group that took part in the Clone Wars) makes it a hundred times better because it makes perfect sense.
almost like that's why they made the video
@@thepastarat☝️🤓
@@channelname5938 you dont know what that emoji means do you lmao
Lucas made the prequels as an allegory for Nam'
So, in it's own words: "It's like poetry"
"Hey B1572, remember the Battle of Kashyyk?"
"Of course I remember, OOM-556"
(Traumatized Roger Roger)
GOOOOOOD MORNING KAMINO!!!
DAMN SOMEBODY BEAT ME TO IT LOL
Had to google. Matthew Wood does basically every battledroid voice ever.
He also does General Grevious! Met him at a convention once, cool dude.
God bless him
Matthew Wood
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_Wood_(sound_editor)
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The fact that the Clones are always on the right side of the screen to symbolize they’re bad is amazing to me.
Is that so? Where can I find more about this?
Childhood: The jedi are the good guys, the sith are evil!
Adulthood: Dooku did nothing wrong.
Preach Brother
How?
@@dekaw9138 Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise?
@@dekaw9138 Given newer lore that's come out and just how the Original Clone Wars panned out. Dooku, much like Anakin, was just a pawn of Palpatine in which he used their disenfranchisement with the Jedi order in order to turn them on the Order. Essentially what made Dooku turn was he became a Jedi to be a hero of the people, but then after seeing how bureaucratic, bloated, and useless the Senate and the Order was when it came to dealing the justice that he felt needed to be done he turned under the understanding he was doing it to save his people and planet from those who he viewed had become hypocritical pretenders and wants to cede from the Republic to remake a new Republic where he felt he could have done a better job then the Jedi and the Republic. This is why they used droids instead of humans like the Republic. He wanted to protect his people not send them to die. Now granted. He ABSOLUTELY gave into his hate and lost the plot and was a sith true to any sith, but he's a lot more relatable in his motivations then most Sith lords because he did it for his homeworld and country instead of purely just for personal power.
Right, same with hitler... that's a joke btw
Magnificent, aren't they?
When the droid refuses to fight at geonosis
Brother
That one rogue droid at 3am in the morning be like 😂
WERE GETTING OUT OF SECTOR TWELVE WITH THIS ONE.
I would be scared if I heard a bunch of Battle droids sing Fortunate Son as they are coming at me.
🎶 Some droids were built, made to wave the flag, hoo that spoked hexagon! And when the band plays “Hail To The Chief,” they point their blaster over yon’!🎶
Hail to the Count
My heart goes out to all the toasters and microwaves who lost sons in this terrible war between the stars.
Why does this fit so well
When Roger finds out about the ancient American Vietnam War and is documenting the history of it so it doesn't get lost to time and finds these songs, later sparking a renewed interest in the time period of the 1960s among the Droid Army.
You know Star Wars takes place in the past right
@@TempusVulpi I thought it didn't even take place IN the Milky Way galaxy
@@TempusVulpi I placed in the future because of all the technology in it we currently don't have, to keep it in one timeline.
@@A_sentient_Rubiks_cube They probably found out about it from their intergalactic digital library of foreign historical wars or something.
@@roadwarrior114 That's because they're not us-
They gotta send our droids back home from this pointless war.
It hits differently
The Separatist Gunship thing fits the huey vibe of this song so well. . . XD
Just like the LAAT fits the Huey vibe, too
When you're on Umbara and the trees start speaking Australian
First heard this loaded on an HMP Gunship while surfing the skies of Felucia, 21’. Good times.
"Good thing those bugs can't aim!"
Final words of a 212th Shock trooper after getting one shot out the sky from 9 miles away.
Gets the Clone Wars a whole different feel.
Random clone:Commander gree, you look like hammered shit.
Gree: Looks don't count for shit in the jungle, this is god damn kashyyyk
"I love the smell of droid poppers in the morning." -- CT-5555, aka 5's Batlle of Umbra
This is a masterpiece
When the trees speak Wookie
Just goes to show what an absolute masterpiece of a song Fortunate Son is, I still got chills watching this
It sounds surprisngly well
This worked better than expected
Southern Battle Droid is my favorite battle droid
Thank you for this. I randomly missclicked on this vid, then heard the opening note, then realized that *it was the very song I've been looking for over many months now*.Thank you again, take my subscribership as a reward. :)
“Welcome to Geonosis! Have fun down there!”
Oh the irony of a Battle Droid singing an anti-war, anti-draft song especially when it never had a choice in the matter has me in tears and stiches.
and the song fits the battle perfectly too
I've never come across such a beautiful rendition of this song, my strategist droid's head is off to you.
This is so cursed but also SOO good.
What a time to truly be alive
Oh my God, I knew exaclty what this was going to be based on the thumbnail. I clicked, and I WASN'T dissapointed!
I am the B1
I speak for the 'nosians
But for some clanking reason
I'm hearing Wookie
The 'notians can't be harmed
If the B1 is armed
You touch my 'notians,
I break your knees
I know, doesn't work as well, but I wanted to do this anyway.
The most American Battle-Droid I've ever heard! 🇺🇸 🫡
certified galactic banger
Some of these bars are both icy ❄️ and fire 🔥
why do i love this so much
Good mornin' Felucia!
I like the idea of a battle droid's rich parents paying for it to get out of going to battle.
Doctor's note: "Cannot go to war. Has a bad motivator."
Never be able to watch StarWars the same again. I’m going to be looking for Phantoms & Hueys now 😂
I just realized that Luke is literally a Senator's son.
This has no reason to sound this good, but it does, and I love it.
"You don't know clanker, you weren't there"
POV: You've been stationed on utapau for weeks and the clones arrive:
_"You're listening to 19.2225FM! This song goes out to all our droid brothers on the frontlines of Kashyyyk! Go gettem!"_
0:37 "It ain't meeEeeEe, it ain't meeeEEEeEeee, i ain't no senators' SOSSS"
Lol
Was this what they were listening to during the droid attack on the Wookiees?
Probably " Paranoid" !
That is CC...Clever & Creative, well done
Clanked and Creative
Hell Yeah, I fucking love Creedence Clearroger Revival
Man drop one video, did the amazing !
LMAO I’m dying. Battle Droid Vietnam is just about the funniest thing I’ve seen XD Beautiful gems like this are why the internet exists.
You just defined an era.
This is so well edited
The song you didn't know you needed
Poor droids. They didn't ask to get sent to the opposite side of the galaxy to fight a war they had nothing to do with.
They did the best they could and when they came home, they were spat on and deactivated.
I never thought I'd need this... thank you
Oh man I'm having flashbacks
The music video was on point, as well as the voice. Kudos.
Man this song had me laughing the entire time
the remix I never knew I needed
Why is this so good? Them droids can rock.
i also want a star wars Lyrics sang by a clone trooper
czcams.com/video/svBRK0vS5Pw/video.html
This is brilliant; please, please, PLEASE have Roger sing "Paint it Black"!
One of the best parodys I've seen in a long while! The video fits the song perfectly!
It is time we stamp out the “Grand” Army of the Republics guerrilla tactics once and for all
Flawless
Now we need a clanker squad like Bad Batch in their own tv show
We need kickstart my heart next
lol i wasn't expecting this to be soooo gooood! XD
now the clone wars got a vietnam vibe in my head because of this!
this is gold!!
Please make more of these!
a work of art
WE MAKING IT OFF THE BATTLEFIELD WITH THIS ONE🔥🔥🔥
You should make more videos lol you have great creative ability man
Out of all the AI song covers I've heard this is one of the best.🎉
"That droid has skipped his memory wipe again."
"Which one?"
_"You know_ the one."
"Oh, _that_ one."
Man, those were the days. Back when the CIS truly seemed like it could succeed, and the common people thought we had a way out of the Republic's tyrannical system run by the elites of the galaxy. When Roger released this, it sparked a whole debate about whether sentient droids should be used for combat at all. "Aren't we just as bad as the evil Republic which uses clones?" we asked ourselves.
But by that time Dooku was dead and Palpatine declared the Galactic Empire, and the CIS just fell apart. Next thing we knew Roger was scrapped and we were back under tyrannical rule. But this song will always remind me of those great days when we knew peace and prosperity like never before and never since.
The trees speak ewok