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- Trumpets and cries of “God save the King” were heard as Charles III was proclaimed monarch during an elaborate ceremony at St. James's Palace.
Charles became king immediately after the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, but a historic meeting formally confirmed his role on Saturday.
It is the first time that cameras have been inside this ceremony, the last of which took place over 70 years ago.
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I am not a royalist, but the amount of history that goes into every detail in this ceremony is incredible.
@@CodeFun691 exactly
The amount of history? Lol. How much history is required to perform the protocols of this weird nonsense? Is it quantifiable?
@@CodeFun691 or as a member of any nation with any history whatsoever.
@@CodeFun691 You described becoming the leader of every nation. Period
@@CodeFun691 I didn't say proud or good. I said it's incredible. And every history is full of horror, but you can still be amazed by the depth of it.
I can honestly say this is the first time for most people on the planet to witness the proclamation of a new King of England. Historical indeed.
A king of the UK to be exact, there are also a few other monarchies that still exist
my mum had to go to the flicks two days after it happened to see the proclamation for Elizeabeth. my granddad went out and got a TV the next day.
There is more, the Coronation of King Charless III will come soon within a year nor less.
KING OF AZAMUNDA
Guess What Paul D I don't care
Love how forcefully he declared, "God save the king!"
@usa wicked you need to leave this earth and live in other planet..
Respect other person religious, shame on you..
For so long its been God save the queen for last 70 years, so does the anthem now change to God save the king, when there is new king now.
He may look forced, but it takes a lot of strength from your lung to shout loudly without any instrument. Maybe on video, it does not look very much, but this is what many people used to do in the past. I haven't sang in a choir since I was a child.. for so many years... but yes, I also paid my respect and attended some services in my local church. I think many people are in mourning. Shocked. Upset. I don't think people realises how much this is quite a big issue...
During the first lockdown, many brass bands came out to play, around the Christmas time. I knew knew in my gut that something was quite wrong. And the speech... was something that she did not used to say. I just knew that something awful is happening here... The lockdown has gone on for two years.. and now Russia has invaded. The British army came out of Afghanistan... and some have gone on to fight in Ukraine... I think, many people are shocked. Many foreign nationals have not been allowed to enter the UK.. since we locked down... it is not safe for them to be here. Many of us may have families that also serve in TAs too. Long live the King !
@@jout738 Yes x Greetings from England x
His Majesty's Ship
You can hear the crowd in the background cheer "Horray" a few times, and cheer "Horray" with the soldiers as well. Bloody goosebumps.
Crazy, most of us have only ever seen this sort of thing in various Television shows and films, so to see the real thing is quite wonderful from a historical perspective.
Exactly 💯 you really get a point dear,, please can I wise up more from you,,
Well the English public pay for it do the may aswell enjoy the show!!🙄🙄
We’re the first to ever witness it. This is the first time in history it has been televised or made public. For centuries, the privy council did this behind closed doors. We are witnessing actual history, it’s remained preserved and unchanged for centuries. We are seeing and hearing what was seen and heard when King Henry VIII succeeded the thrown. Just think about that for a moment.
Mr. Bean
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What I find amazing is how they know and execute this so perfectly. The Queen died on Thursday with little time to rehearse such a ceremony…
Truly amazing
Amazing how these ancient ceremonies are preserved and performed to perfection, especially considering some are done once in several decades!
Great Britain has an obsession for the past, perhaps thats why its so useless at looking towards the future..
@[ enter title text ] No, Op is correct when saying decades. A decade is 10 years, a century 100. Queen Elizabeth II reigned for 70 years or 7 decades; therefore, this ancient ceremony hasn't been performed in decades.
God Save The King
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@@sandyjamison5929 Well said.
Just imagine the amount of money wasted to rehearse this over and over gain to only have it done several decades apart. I look forward to seeing William’s which I believe will happen within the decade.
Losing your mother leaves you with a big hole in your heart and in your life. Doesn't matter that you mom was queen or not. She was still you mom. May she rest in peace.
...but but but why the rush shes not even buried yet and theyre already throwing an accession after party for Charles those royal ceremonies take months to plan do the math connect the dots someone wanted the queen out Caligula style
@@matiasd.c9949 That's standard. His coronation will probably be next year when he is crowned King. The accession has to happen straight after death.
@@villanelle8888 ..Poisoned
The antichrist doesn't have a heart.
@@matiasd.c9949 "Do the Math, connect the Dots"?! How about "Do some Research and learn the Facts"?
It has nothing to do with any Sort of "They wanted her out". That´s plain Tinfoil-Hat Bullshit. These Ceremonies weren´t planned month Ago. They are part of "Operation London Bridge" better known as "London Bridge is down". This specific Plan regulates what has to happen in which Order, when the Queen dies, including Ceremonies, Proclamations, the Lying-in-State and the Burial. Operation London Bridge was established in the 60´s, and not a few Month ago. Also, neither the Country nor the Commonwealth can be without a Leader, therefor they have to "Rush" the Proclamation of a new One. Yes, Charles automatically became King at the exact Second his Mother died, but it still has to be officially/formally Proclaimed anyways.
The pageantry and traditions that come with this tradition are simply remarkable how it hasn’t changed for over 800 years
Most of the World is witnessing the proclamation of a King of UK for the first time. Amazing! a truly Historic Event
I think the while world. No one alive has ever seen this before
@@curiositycloset2359 The oldest people on earth are about 110. They'd have been alive for the proclamation of George VI, but probably wouldn't have seen it.
Pretty sure we saw Kim Jong Un do it too
@@rorykoehler9018 Leave
Death to All monarch and TYRANTS.
It so fascinating to think that this is the first time that the public has seen the entire ceremony.I know that there is archival footage from when Elizabeth became Queen, but to see inside the palace and the inner mechanisms of proclaiming the new King was a privilege to witness.
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@@thisisprogress6817 you disgust me
F*ck you, you despicable idiotic tool! This is NOT amazing! These people are vile, and they are the enemies of EVERYONE on this planet!
Lol
My same thoughts!
Wow! It's the first time an actual camera took footage of this memorable event. The Queen lived a truly long life.
...but but but why the rush shes not even buried yet and theyre already throwing an accession after party for Charles those royal ceremonies take months to plan do the math connect the dots someone wanted the queen out Caligula style
@@matiasd.c9949 The moment the Queen died, Charles became King. That's how royalty works. They always do the ceremony that fast.
@@matiasd.c9949 nah like its ridiculous how much their life revolves around the responsibility for the crown, I think like most, if not all things related to the queen private life, they kept it quiet because that's generally tradition for security, so I think they knew she was on the end of things and had put the proper plans in place for there to be a monarch properly crowned with ceremony, which is the binding act, almost like the legal requirement, without it all, there's no monarch, idk if that's so important these days but it might be and it at least was important to have a valid and "legal" head of state at all times to make decisions.
It's pretty callous tbh, but there's no real power to gain from offing someone these days, just more invasion in privacy and more security and basically mandatory appearances without much or any political sway. There's even laws against it. It's a job, basically, long story short, it's a business and it needs to keep moving, basically the fundamentals to their country, the English equivalent of the constitution.
@@matiasd.c9949 It's the tradition of every Kingdom to crown their next monarch immediately after the death of their existing monarch. The reason is so as to not have any other members of the family fighting over the throne. Once a monarch is declared, he'd have absolute power, and nobody could fight for it till he/she is dead.
@@matiasd.c9949 that's how it works. As stated, the moment the preceding monarch is pronounced dead, the heir apparent/heiress presumptive ascends immediately. It's not required but is often said when this happens: "The King/Queen is dead. Long live the King/Queen."
I am from Iran
Rest in peace Queen🥀🥀🥀
It's like a window into the past. The pomp, the circumstance, the elegance and precision. If I were a Brit, I'd be busting with patriotic fervor. Absolutely stunning.
I am!
God save the king!
It’s a window into the present
@@liam7664 It's a window into the peasant
@@geoffy8245 you are retarded
Has this ceremony ever been recorded before? No matter your feelings on the monarchy, this is historic, and I'm watching it on a phone, while laying in bed
My late mother told me that the USA saw the proclamation of her becoming Queen Elizabeth a few days later on our family's grainy black and white t.v. The film was grainy as well and it wasn't the entire proclamation . Just the gentleman making the statement. This was 6 years before I was born. My mother said that the King's funeral and the Queen's coronation were all grainy footage as well. We are fortunate to see this with clear sound and images. Farewell to HRM Queen Elizabeth.
It has been recorded for Queen Elizabeth. You can literally watch it on You Tube.
You need to come out of your cave.
From halfway across the world.
The proclamation from the balcony has been recorded and broadcast before but today was the first time cameras were there to record the Accession Council meeting and the Monarch's oath.
I’m not English or from Europe at all. Im Asian age 25. But I’ve always loved the royal family. I always adored the rich history from which they come and lineage of great and not so great rulers which they’ve had. But through it all they have endured. And it is a testament to their will of serving as great rulers but now see them as great role models of society. Stay classy. Long live the King! 🇬🇧 🏴
Goosebumps! I can't say why.
God Save The King👑
Goosebumps because of colonial slavery or may be a medical condition. Either way you need a doctor that treats the body or the mind.
@@mohammedaslam2912You literally defended British rule in india in one video.
This ceremony has been done for centuries. Now we are witnessing our history. Wonderful!!
Japanese emperial family cermony is the longest well preserved monarchy.
Ranging from the first emperor to the current emperor, their bloodline never changed or vanished
Almost all the persons involved in the ceremony and part of it were even not born last such ceremony so they too participating carrying out the ceremony first time in life with archival or documented procedure !
wonderful the garbage world continues
This is the first time this ceremony has been televised
Another historical first….
@Inere Kazu
That's not entirely true about Japan. Many records were lost in the 1400s so a lot of Japanese history before that point is more myth than fact. Japan may have a single running bloodline but proving it is a different matter. England itself is at most 1200 years old and Britain is only around 300 years after the act of Union. England of 1000 years ago is very different to the Britain of 300 years ago to which we are most closely related.
I was 12 when Queen Elisabeth II ascended the throne Now, at 83 I am witnessing the ascension of a King, Charles III. As an American, I am not a "royals" follower, but these events are deeply emotional to heirs of the British people.
Who cares what your age is Raxist
Perfect, another reptilian
May God bless you with Good health.
I was 16. To finally see a king be throned is something I never thought I would. Long now has the monarchy been a unique and often unheard source of ruling, and in which such a lady at work, her majesty, had been...shall we now have a stable and wealth in economy and survival enough for her son to take the throne and hopefully have little issue in keeping the pride of Britain, a noble and moreover generous one. They wen't through so much hardship in the 1940's on top of the great depression... The queen represented what a queen was in the past, rebuilt society and listened to every long since taken ruler and citizen, on their opinions. Reminds me of when Eisenhower's inauguration, a man mostly against war and hostility, rather providing needs for the people and for ingenuity, a bright future that the world was looking toward by 1953-4.
Ascension ?
The entire coronation was the most beautiful, glorious, magnificent event of history I have ever witnessed! I as an American am truly in awe. God bless our friends across the pond!
Wow!!! The history happening right before our eyes. What a memorable moment.
Can't believe I'm alive to see a British King proclaimed. I hope I'm still alive when William and George does. 👏
I might be around when William is King.
It probably will be soon lol
If charles last as long as the queen we will be here in 20years
I wish you were also alive when your kings and queens were selling people of Africa in 16 th, 17 th century
Lol can’t believe this country still wants kings and princes and princesses to bow and curtsy to.
Gonna be honest, it's a bit surreal. You never think about these sort of beautiful things happening in the modern world. But I am very glad to live in a world where monarchies, and all of their splendid ceremonies, are preserved despite the intense change undergone by the world.
u should watch also Queen's ceremony.
How about their child rape and child murder ceremonies? You love that too!?
😂😂
Outdated nonsense that costs a fortune!
Wish we would still be a monarchy in France. But they beheaded our King and Queen.
I'm from America, and I have watched 8 Presidents from #39-46 come and go, but this is the first time I have watched the changing of a monarch. This is truly one for my history books. May King Charles III Reign be Blessed with Wisdom and compassion. Blessing from 🇺🇸
traitor
@@jadeddigger9291 find a capital rioters of from Jan. 6, 2021 and put that on their timeline, other than that get over yourself, the world events are bigger than both of us, but your header name is fitting.
@@sheilapearson4042 Well you and them both clearly don't value your republic where everyone is considered equal before the law, and members of government are elected, monarchy and cult of personality are the opposite of that.
@@jadeddigger9291 I value and love being an American, I believe you can feel saddened when someone loses a love one, that just so happens to be a monarch, alot of dignitaries and people around the world have expressed their sentiments as well, and they will attend the funeral alot of our Presidents of the USA have met the Queen in person, write that to them, not to me.
@@sheilapearson4042 So you must have felt really sad when Kim jong ill died or when Emperor Hiroto (who the queen made a knight of the realm btw) also passed.
..and.. so? none of that makes it right, as a monarchy is incompatible with a Democratic Republic
As such there were also presidents and US citizens who had to fight against British tyranny, why don't you piss on their graves too.
I hope these traditions never die.
Having only read books relating the history of a new king or queen taking the throne, it is incredible to me to be privileged at this time in our history to actually witness these many centuries old protocols and traditions. To think that these positions have been in place for hundreds and hundreds of years is truly miraculous. I feel fortunate.
Oooh we're sooooo privileged
@@Georgiahomeb0y 😂😂😂
Yes it's us who are privileged not the person who did nothing but be born, now he gets his ass wiped and wears a multi million dollar crown on his head, and has the national anthem changed so the country can beg god to save him.
Whilst us normal people have to struggle with mortgages and inflation and unemployment.
It is who are privileged because the ugly mug gets his crown
God you're pathetic
Isn't there supposed to be a coronation ceremony?
You’ll see it again in your lifetime too I’ll wager
The last time the britain proclaims the monarch was 70 years ago and it was such a great privilege for me to witness the proclaimation of the new king in my life. Historical.
Well given charles’ age you might see another one soon in say 10-20 yrs anyway
Well, considering Charles is in his 70's, it will probably be about 20-30 years before a new monarch is proclaimed.
@Vincent Lui.. Typical tyranny... 70 years in dominant!!!!🙄🤪🥴☺️😌🤔😝😜🤪we are truly sick in mind..
But you understand that once-in-70yrs-monarch is an exception rather than the rule? I bet Charles won't reign for another 70 yrs, neither would William, and neither did George VI...
How old were you at that time?
RIP Queen Elisabeth.
Long live the King. Greetings from Denmark
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Even if you're not a royalist, you can't help but be astonished that these are centuries to millennia-old traditions, that are seen once or maybe twice in people's lifetimes. The uniforms might be a bit modern (18-19th century) but the proceedings are almost exactly the same as those of medieval England.
That’s what I find so cool about it. We’re basically watching something that happens centuries ago in real life. It’s crazy.
Remember respect is earned, not inherited - no one choose where they were going to be born, their race or social class.
Do not give respect and show privilege to someone based solely on a unearned randomness of birth position. Give respect based on merit of goodness of one’s character.
@@hashtagprinter5333 Exactly, so very well said.
@@hashtagprinter5333 I know we’re just mildly amused at this very old cultural tradition occurring in the year 2022. :)
I hope the monarchy dies soon
Very fascinating ceremony, the precision and tradition does inspire awe. Sorry for your loss, Brits.
Love from America.
Cheers bruv
Ayo I see you got a TARDIS there too
That's beautiful. Thank you. Love from Britain
It's been a long 246 years since the United States hasn't had a monarch, but the respect and reverence for our friends across the pond will forever be there. The same sun shines on us all.
For me it’s very robotic and soulless. Its mechanical and lacks culture and beauty. Just like the county itself.
But each to their own.
Long live His Majesty King Charles III and may God bless his reign
Bend the knee subject, I for one am very glad to be rid of your blood soaked monarchy
To think that Woody.EXE had his moment a day before Charles was crazy. I’m so proud of him and honoured to be his Queen
Keep history and the monarchy alive. So proud to be on the planet while queen Elizabeth was here.
Fascinating to witness something that happened 70 years ago the last time.
you can be sure to witness something like this again in your lifetime though, since I've yet to see any human being to live for 140 years, lol
🤡‼️‼️oxy
@@terranrepublic7023 Your comment makes zero sense in English.
@@terranrepublic7023
Charles is 74…. If he lives to the same age as his mother (96) that’s a twenty two year reign….. if your under the age of 60 … There’s a good chance of seeing Prince William crowned king
God willing and wishing you good health
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This is a rare occasion in modern day, never would you be able to see a Proclamation of a King/Queen in our current era, not to mention in the internet in a high quality video. Truly a time some won't forget.
Nagaland india watching in 144p. Buffering included.
@@YBehri well, im not American and I can see how youd look at it that why. But Im mostly talking about western culture, excluding kingdoms like Morocco and Saudi Arabia. Even though Sweden, Spain and Netherlands are Monarchies, there isnt any more influential monarchy than the British. To clear up the confusion, I was talking about the rare occasion of seeing a new British monarch ascending to the throne in modern day, not to mention in a colored screen
Rest in peace your highness queen Elizabeth II. Condolences to the British Royal Family from Albania! As a woman, I appreciate the enormous work that Queen Elizabeth had to do with her example to change the mentality of a male-dominated society by advancing the emancipation of women. You have all my esteem Queen Elizabeth! I appeal to women to remember the work and the example that the queen has given to improve the position of women in this sick and male-dominated society! Queen Elizabeth II was the ultimate symbol of female power head of state of 15 countries. She was faced with disadvantages her gender and age, both of which prevented her from being taken seriously.
And yet, the queen proved herself a steadfast and unshakable head of state early on. Women you have to understand her role, her importance and respect her for what she has done!
I’ve always admire the british royal traditions & history. The solemnity of this ceremony is incredible
@@nicklauschristofonoXXII Yeah, your right. I do not know “NOTHING ABOUT U”. Read first, then start to study history, your incredulous
What I love about the UK is that they have kept all the history and traditions in place. These ceremonies are wonderful to be able to watch.
#Nanci_Sailor : *LIKEWISE*
It's great. Makes us all forget that there is a cost of living crisis. This type of pomp and ceremony will surely warm the homes of the tens of thousands of elderly this winter who cannot afford to heat their homes
I'm glad our taxes can entertain the world with this complete waste of money 😐
While destroying everyone else's
It is extraordinary to watch, but this is relatively modern history.
These traditions and ceremonies are what we have after our Celtic ancestors, traditions and cultures were purged.
Still, fascinating to see.
Can’t believe we actually get to witness this. Amazing to see the history and tradition in this ceremony. Absolutely beautiful!
everything looted from India and africa. Kingdom of looters.
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@Rejectful Winners Yep, amazing and beautiful. It was a great and strong empire and that should bring pride to every white brit.
oh yes baby
England is a proud liberal society that needs a black trans woman of Pakistani origin as queen. It's people gave up on their own borders, culture and traditions long ago so it's best the natives allow others to take over now.
What's amazing is even after almost 100 years they know exactly what to do. These traditions should never go away.
¡Que himno tan hermoso!
¡Felicitaciones y larga vida al Rey Carlos III del Reino Unido y la Mancomunidad Británica de Naciones!
¡Felicidad; Paz y prosperidad para todos sus súbditos en el mundo entero!
¡D_ios salve al Rey!
When this happened for Queen Elizabeth, you couldn't just watch it. Let alone live and around the world. She just lived through so much history and changes in the world as a whole.
Imagine how weird it was to have your generation grown up in the 40’s, live and see the 70’s 80’s all the way 2000’s in technological advancement and embarrassing human phases through history, she was born when Calvin Coolidge was president took the throne when harry Truman was president and passed when Biden was president. It’s quite amazing
@@americancountryball2077 Plus, unlike those who ruled before her, she got to meet America's first black president.
@@ajstudios9210 that’s a good point as well, and surviving the cold war seeing the two hegemonic powers almost go to nuclear war, the demise of the USSR and the beginning of more aggression from the land of Russia. She has definitely lived a long fulfilling life as well as a mechanic in ww2
Actually, the queen’s coronation was broadcast live globally. 2 June 1953. The world changed far more in the first half of the 20th Century, than in the second half.
@@americancountryball2077 yes, old people are old.
What’s crazy is that a lifetimes worth of soldiers probably spent YEARS trying to get into this unit and probably spent many more years learning how to perform this ceremony so that it’s second nature for them, only to never actually have to do it for real.
shes dead get over it chuckles
@engy m King chuck is a moron and pedophile enabler, mommies death signals the downward spiral of the uk into obscurity with a simpleton prime minister
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They are just regular british army soldiers its not some elite special forces unit.
and then a crying baby ruined the finale 🤣
1:42 - BBC Presenter whispers into the mic, "can we have the chocolates?"
RIP Queen Elizabeth II 🇬🇧👑
I'm german. And a royalist since i watched the wedding of Diana and Charles as a kid. I was so deeply impressed by it.
😂😂😂😂 Enjoy peasant
His royal cuckness
Thought you'd be National Socialist?
You are a royalist of another country's royal family? Don't you have any descendants of the Kaizers still around?
@@akSeR2010 Kaiser Wilhelm II was the grandson of Queen Victoria so they belonged to the same family
Once in a lifetime to see how Britain declare a new Monarch. I just read only books those time long ago.... But now I'm able to watch it in my time. I felt sad when Queen Elizabeth II passed but also amazed how tradition revealing it's majesty. LONG LIVE THE KING!
I think those of us under forty will see another acclaimation. Maybe even 2
History and Tradition is important. I pray Charles will e a good King for his people and country.
@@Blujeanz4070 why is it important?
Long live tampon king
@@mrx9920 grow up
I am impressed by the Kings Guard performance. Really majestic!
Our Mother Country 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 Nothing but blessings from my Household here in the States. As an Ex Soldier nothing but Respect. . You are our Brothers in Arms. 🇺🇲 🇺🇲 🇬🇧 🇬🇧.
It's like a scene close to, if not more than 1000 years old. What a time to be alive. Long live the King!
Well, he’s 73…
"Long Live"
Don't make me laugh
@@z_.5557 don’t be that guy mate fs
It actually dates from the 15th century.
@@FN-ib8wd bahahaha. How some crazy ppl are happy to b peasants of those leeches 😂
So finely done by the guards. What an historic moment.
They actually were lousy. i watched it live opposed to the snip-it posted here to CZcams.
Vasallito ja ja ja ja.
No idea how long they been practicing if you catch my drift 👀
FUNNY FOOTAGE OF SIMON RÄPING A BUNNY :
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@@vikstar123.4 Who the fvck wants to watch Simon rape a bunny a55hole? 🖕
Just glorious! If you don't feel the power and legitimacy of the monarchy, you have no soul.
This is like a trip down the medieval lane... Just incredible!
...but but but why the rush shes not even buried yet and theyre already throwing an accession after party for Charles those royal ceremonies take months to plan do the math connect the dots someone wanted the queen out Caligula style
@@matiasd.c9949 firstly, these things always happen immediately after the death of the monarch, it is tradition. Secondly, the Queen was 96 years old and had numerous health scares, she certainly wasn’t assassinated.
@Yeet spageet ...Nah she had a good 10 years left in the tank...someone got impatient here 💀🔪
"This is like a trip down the medieval lane". Indeed it is. Just ask the guests of the Tower of London how their trip turned out.
We used to sing God save the Queen in school, and I still know the words. It actually brought tears to my eyes to replace Queen with King. Such a humbling moment in history
Although perhaps more ritually sung than heartfelt, nevertheless I appreciate the words sung throughout the United Kingdom and the Realm. May the Eternal God be with us all. Blessings.
Fuck the Queen she was despot,she was also a lesbian operating several lesbian bethorals in Buckingham palace she is also a murderer,she murdered Princecess Diana cause she discovered Queen Elizabeth is a Lesbian and King Philip 3 is an homosexual
Fuck the royals, they deserve to be killed
@@franksterhugspug6879 idc if you hate royals but plz don’t be a dick
PEASANT
As an American, I'm both awed and humbled by this. When it comes to ceremony, nobody can do it like our British cousins.
We tend to dial it back because we cover presidential expenses every 4 years. After that, presidents take their pension, secret service protection, and hit the road because they have to make their own money.
Tradition is important, as is the continuity of the monarchy. I guess it helps us to accept the loss of our beloved Queen and look towards the future with our new King. Pageantry tinged with some sadness.
You have many other cousins in Europe... Poor cousins propably
@@yiannishadjiloizou5501 lol correct
@@fantastic6295 😁
What a well preserved history, tradition and culture
It is a blessing to witness this solemn occasion. God bless the King.
I was in the Mall this morning to hear the proclamation, amongst a well-spirited and large crowd. God Save The King
A Jesucristo único REY DE REYES .
@@adelamoreno2975
KING OF KINGS.
LORD OF LORDS
CONQUERING LION OF THE TRIBE OF JUDAH.
JESUS CHRIST!
EVER LIVING, EVER FAITHFUL, EVER SURE.
Queen Elizabeth last transformation
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Incredible ceremony.
Never knew that "Hip! hip! Hooray!" was an actual formal salutation for the King of England's crowning. 8:00 8:09
Thought it was something overused from movies too. 😂
I found that part funny 😅
Three cheers to the HM the King Hip Hip Hooray.
Who did?
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Trumpets and cries of “God Save The King” were heard as Charles III was proclaimed monarch during an elaborate ceremony at St. James's Palace.
Charles became king immediately after the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, but a historic meeting formally confirmed his role on Saturday.
It is the first time that cameras have been inside this ceremony, the last of which took place over 70 years ago.
From the realm of New Zealand Condolences to her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Long live the King!
I have always been fascinated by historical events and traditions. It's so amazing how Britain has held on to royal traditions dating back to medieval times.
were you also fascinated when england colozined other countries and killed millions?
The coronation ceremony goes back to the dark ages.
Hello Elizabeth
Hello dear how are you doing?
"What we are witnessing here is royal communication circa 1400 and some things don't change." I love that traditions are maintained.
I had goosebumps at the hip hip horray for the King. Is amazing to watch this ancient tradition. And surprised how trained these personnel are.
6:09 goosebumps!
It always amazes me how the trumpeters have so much control in their embouchure (mouth formation). These are not standard trumpets with 3 valves but basically a long pipe. All note changes are done strictly with the lips, tongue, and diaphragm. I only heard 2 wrong notes during the whole performance, and those were quickly corrected. Amazing.
Wow, you really know about this. Thank you!
the daily wail published a story on the day she was born saying the secret of Higher wages was paying people more and improving industrial relations, of course for truss that only applies to bankers and tory donors, you lot can starve 😉
Wow! I bet you never get laid unless you pay money...
I think they might be in separate keys. I can play and entire chromatic scale on one key with a French horn. Trumps at most three octaves of four noted
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This is the stuff we only see in movies but is STILL happening in present time. What a privilege to witness this n my lifetime with my very eyes Absolutely incredible! When they sang "God save the King!" For the first time, I had goosebumps and I'm not even British. What an impact!
Hahaha my god so privileged my goodness, the world cup is more impactful than this nonsense. Watching some privileged clown get crowded while millions are starving to death.
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“To reign over us” is a statement that is ridiculous and THAT should give you goosebumps..🤣
@@West-rn-showvn-ist-chick Seems to have worked well for England compared to the rest of the worlds history in the last 1,000 years. This all started with King William I, the Conqueror who ruled from 1066-1087. Long live the King! 👑
So did I. God preserve His Majesty George III 👑
God save the king 🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴 may his reign be long
🌹I respected Queen Elizabeth II and her Father and Mum.
🇬🇧"Long Live The👑King!"
🇨🇦✌🏻♥️🇬🇧✨🌎💫
Most of us have never seen this ceremony in our lifetime, and fewer of us will ever see it again.
True. At my age (assuming I don't pass away suddenly lol) I might still actually be able to witness William's as well, and may be even little Prince George's too 👑
@@f89jgb7 Did you really just post that? ??
You will see it again very soon…..
True
Who gives a crap lol it's moronic, people going around with goofy ass crowns on their head thinking they're "special" because they came out of a "royal" vagina
Powerful to witness a ceremonial tradition rooted with the accession of William the Conqueror's fist successor.
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the Time Team verified the monochary was stolen from the true successor James..not George
Proclaiming, "Hip Hip Hooray!" for our new King blew me out of the water! It's incredible! I'm American but find any ceremonial display by the Royals so fascinating and this is a BIG one! It all began in 1981 when I was awoken one very early morning by the sound of the TV on and found my mother watching the beginnings of Charles and Diana's wedding. I sat with Mom watching it unfold on our grainy black and white TV and was so intruiged. My ancestors came from Great Britain as many many Americans did also and were under their rule. So there is a connection we can't ignore. I wish all the best to KIng Charles III!
Dios Salve al Rey Charles III
El peseme Para la toda la Familia.
Desde España.
There is something so reassuring and calming about tradition. To witness this wonderous event is humbling. I'm so glad to be a part of history
Humildad Cuál??????
Cuál humildad ?????
Nicely said
Well, okay, if you like living in a museum? Anyway, what happened to our 'modern' King?
"wonderous"?
I'm in my 50s. Of course, Elizabeth is all I've ever known. This is all once in a lifetime stuff I'm witnessing. It's hard to articulate how it makes me feel, but it is certainly momentous and I know I will never see the like of it again.
There will be a repeat performance whenever William becomes King.
you might if you hold out long enough, charles is 73
Charles probably has 20 years left if he's lucky. You'll definitely see Will crowned too!
I hear ya
The Windsors have long life..Charles is 73 n might be in .the Throne 23 years more. 🤔. I might see William being 👑 if I live
for 24 more years..
God save The King❤
I'm an American but I feel so connected to this. My ancestors on my father's side were Irish (meaning they came from what is now the Republic of Ireland), so they departed for America as British subjects. My ancestors on my mother's side were mostly English. In fact when researching my family tree I found out that I am distantly related to Anne Bolyen and Queen Elizabeth I. So likely my distant relative had this ceremony for herself when she became queen. Rest in peace Queen Elizabeth II and God Save King Charles III.
I'm sure you do🤡
amazing how everyone is related to Anne Boleyn
England, please keep your traditions. It's very interesting and beautiful. Im almost crying both from sadness for the Queen and from the majesty of the whole action.
I agree. Watching from Jamaica. Love it.
Britain*
No faith no class.
It's not everyday that a new King is proclaimed. How historic.
Lmaooo 😂😂😂tell that to the Americans 😂
@@eddyeddy4286 American here... he's right. God save the King
@@eddyeddy4286 I am an American though. I have my own opinions about monarchy, but I'm not blind to how historic this is.
😂😂oxy
@@eddyeddy4286 oxxxy😅
God save the king🇬🇧
God save the king!
A rainha foi um exemplo de caráter e perseverança, até tinha o sonho de ir conhece- lá, mais agora nunca irei a Londres.
Nem tão pouco quero conhecer nenhum deles da realeza.
I can honestly say this is the first time for most people on the planet to witness the proclamation of a new King. Historical indeed.
From the Fiji Islands, God bless King Charles 3rd, his Queen Consort, the United kingdom and the commenwealth.
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God bless 🙌 .
O my God! A real ceremony. I could never forget! Love it 😍
To think Woody.EXE’s proclamation was a day before Charles was hard to believe. I’ll never forget witnessing this day and 9 months later i still remember it. Still very honoured to be his Queen
That gave me goosebumps I must say.
I’m absolutely privileged to witness a once in a life time historic and beautiful ceremony of traditions and customs
u think uk monarchy is the only one in the world?
There are others of course, but this is by far the most famous and prestigious in the world...
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@@maryt2196 Not something to brag about.
Unless you’re 75 or older, or terminally ill, it won’t be a once in a lifetime event. This will be one of the shortest serving monarchs in UK history.
This made me emotional. This was beautiful and majestic. May God bless the U.K. With love and respect from the USA.
I wish I could witness such beautiful historic ceremony in my country...
God save the King!
What country are you from?
...but but but why the rush shes not even buried yet and theyre already throwing an accession after party for Charles those royal ceremonies take months to plan do the math connect the dots someone wanted the queen out Caligula style
@@matiasd.c9949 all of these are planned for way ahead of time. Years of preparation for that day.
@@marcusfreeman8506 ...Poison
@@matiasd.c9949 are you alleging she was poisoned?
06:13, the subtitiles on CZcams are priceless🤣
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The planning involved in this is mindblowing. Her funeral has been planned for years so it must be a bit shocking for those unvolved to finally see it through. No one gives a show like the brits. But it's more than that. It's a 1000 year old family. It's centuries of tradition and we are all the better for experiencing it.
RIP my great Queen.
Traditions hold civilizations together. These ceremonies put meaning into historic moments. Traditions are necessary, and you can observe the importance of them in your own family....weddings, births, holidays.
Exactly, many people don’t seem to understand this .
History and Traditions…. A nation which doesn’t have any isn’t worth a lot
Britain has both in bucket loads
yes like the Royal Family killed so many in India, Pakistan, divided so many religions and began a fight among them
yesss
@@dark-wr4ek they never said all history is good or right. Australia has a horrific history when comes to First nations people's, the disabled and women for example. But even these crimes are part of our history to be embraced and learned from not used as a weapon to beat those we disagree with into silence.
brilliant history of all mankind. Thank YOU QUEEN.. RIP
THANKS: Shawn Flynn
11 hours ago
I'm an American but I feel so connected to this. My ancestors on my father's side were Irish (meaning they came from what is now the Republic of Ireland), so they departed for America as British subjects. My ancestors on my mother's side were mostly English. In fact when researching my family tree I found out that I am distantly related to Anne Bolyen and Queen Elizabeth I. So likely my distant relative had this ceremony for herself when she became queen. Rest in peace Queen Elizabeth II and God Save King Charles III.
amazing how everyone is related to Anne boleyn
I deeply Love how the British cherish their customs and traditions. They hold unto their precious history. I have been fascinated by this ceremony, since the death of the HER Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. God rest Her precious soul.
The traditions are beautiful to see
Well not all British people are happy about their tax money getting spent on these muppet shows.
@@weevil8025 The British monarchy pull in more money than they spend, and keep our traditions and history alive, it isn't a bad thing, not really. On the face of it it may seem a waste, but I for one am very glad it is still happening and this country is able to keep it's identity alive with these ceremonies and with the royal family.
@@precepts6097 ... its identity ... 😉
@@weevil8025 Bring in way more money into the economy through tourism than spent in taxes. If you want to be edgy then feel free but find at least find an actual reason to complain first.
@@precepts6097 pull in more money for who? Do you get a yearly royal profit payment? They do we don't. Last time I checked the government distribute wealth and more of it goes into friends of the Tory party's tax havens via outsource government contracts than gets put into improving our infrastructure. The only tradition they are keeping going is their own gravy train! Who's identity is it? They couldn't be any further apart from the majority of people's identify.
Most Americans including myself, do not have the same feelings towards a monarchy as our cousins across the pond do. However I think this is a very emotional time for all of us. She's been queen my entire life and she represented a constant dignity and goodness in a world full of so much turmoil and not only am I sad we lost such a great person, the world just became a little more uneasy. 💔
We are all one because we come from source of life God 🙏 we can feel a shift at once.
What is the evidence for this god?
I'm not your cousin.
@@pointbreak8646 You exist.
I'm an American, and a family friend collected really high quality portraits of Queen Elizabeth and gave 3 to my folks as wedding presents (his collection is now in a British museum). These things hung in prominent places in our home in a rural dairy farming town in Wisconsin until I was in my 30's so I saw them all the time every day for half my life.
I always felt she was somehow symbolically, unofficially, a maternal part of the family but also because I was kind of impressed with and proud of how she conducted herself as a monarch and did her job - kind, gracious, professional, the 3 D's - duty, devotion, discretion, her staying in England and her conduct during and after WWII, etc. Old fashioned, universal values and kind of a grandmotherly demeanor.
I also, unrelated, share her name and her daughter's first two names. So just, weirdly, just always felt a strange connection. And I'm not even a monarchist and feel for the colonies and India, etc (centuries of human rights abuse and $45 trillion+ in looted resources, the kohinoor diamond, "jewel in the crown", Egyptian loot, the Elgin marbles, etc) plus I look at all the pageantry with mixed feelings - cool and interesting but a little strange and "a lot" at the same time! 🤔😸
And at the same time, recognizing that ceremony, rituals, history, traditions, etc all play an important role in a culture. And of course, the unofficial family link to my own! 😹😜😹
So Beautiful and majestic
RIP Queen Elizabeth 🙏
So proud to be 🏴 love my country
Unelected tyrants are a joke. Time for the monarchs to be elected by the people. True democracy based on MERIT instead of accident of birth
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I watched this fantastic ceremony from my home in rural northwest Ohio, absolutely in awe! My ancestors came here from Germany and Ireland. I'm an American and I loved seeing this ceremony. I have always loved Queen Elizabeth 2nd and I always will. And now I'm anxious to see how the new King Charles 3rd will do on the throne. Long Live The King!!!
Could you tell me something about her how did this royal family rule?? Some people say the werent faithful and lokewise?
Have you dien a dna test to confirm this? I bet you have british blood.
as someone of irish decent, how can you support england with all the atrocities they have done against the irish still continue to do to this day?
@@skylercook1812 Oh shut up, you fool
@@skylercook1812 Because all nations have ups and downs and to take account of all crimes ever committed would really slim down the list?
Now that is something I will love to tell my grandchildren when I'm older. We're witnessing the history before our own eyes.
It won’t be that big of a deal by then, though. Depending on your age, by the time you have grandchildren, there will already be a new monarch. The only reason this generation is seeing this for the first time, is because QE became queen so young, and lived such a long life. That will likely never happen again, at least not for quite some time. What is actually historic is the idea that we will likely never see another female monarch for several generations.
I don't even have any kids. Thank god
Chances are william will be king shortly.
Kids I was there when a useless head of state ascended the throne of an obsolete form of government with its members paid for by the taxes of the people
@@Team_Carrot amazing. YOu know when Charles is going to die?
thank you so much bro its so good
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Wow, I am really impressed with King Charles. What a beautiful and loving speech he gave about his Mother yesterday. He seems so genuine which is just fantastic to see and hear.
God bless Queen Elizabeth II & God save the King.
Long live the
Revolution and the ones who inspired to live freed. Rest in peace to our brave revolutionaries lost in 1776 so we didn't have to live in an America that has mass rapings and knife attacks and zero freedom of speech.
Everyone knows he didn’t write the speech.
@@skysthelimit6495 I think it's funny you should say that, because without the British Empire, the entire philosophy of liberty and democracy that we now cherish would not exist.
God Save the King.
God Save The King
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@@marchaaaant Those ideas existed long before the British empire. Ever heard about the Roman empire? And of course we have gotten culture from the Englishmen because we were Englishmen! But the British empire didn't have squat to do with representing liberty and true democracy in their commonwealths! Yeah you changed my mind zero. Down with the British "monarchy". America is becoming horrible to! It's turning into a horrible country plz quit believing in the system your country to is crumbling in the UK.