@@vannlo355 its like being under shelter in a warm blanket watching the cold rain outside. It makes you appreciate your safety and position of comfort more.
They explained it! Seems, AFTER you get your "seasoned troop experience." Since the explosions, fire n' such is at a distance, your brain recognizes it is not a threat. So it can relax, as it were. As soon as it gets close, your brain hits the "ALL HANDS BATTLE STATIONS!" mode. And you wake ready for action.
For those who say we shouldn't find this relaxing... It isn't wrong, we don't crave the sound of war or combat. What we crave is the sensation of safety, or being just out of reach from danger. Hearing it in the distance means it's not here. It's cozy, the same feeling you get when you are in your house by a crackling fire while a storm rages outside.
As a soldier, even when you sleep (what little sleep you do get), you can judge to a degree of how close or how far away the sounds. You never really 'sleep', as a part of you is constantly 'awake' listening. Even then, an attack can happen at any time. But hearing the far away sounds is actually to a degree 'comforting' in such away as they are not close... It's hard to explain. And if you hear them getting closer, you respond accordingly... Thank you for posting this.
You know the paralysis demon 😈 is real, thanks man I thought I was nuts. I've had that asshole in my presence even tried to lift me off Mt Bed I called on Jesus and the wanker left.
@@SarcasticBeingYesPalestine not so bad too, they pretty happy and vote for Hamas, trying to kill Jews and sending their children to die Ukrainians didn’t want to genocide Russia
Amazing, I love it! Looks like a WW1 scene, with WW2 warzone sounds, I did WW2 Re-enacting, and these sounds instantly put me back into those memories, our MGs firing back and forth at night, a skirmish between 2 opposing squads, our 20mm firing, our MG42 sawing away, man I miss it…
This makes me think of all those who haven't had a directly personal part of war, but have been swept up in it's chaos nevertheless. Sitting in your home, only a scant couple miles from an active front or battlefield. Maybe you have children fighting in the war. At the very least you know someone who is. Your neighbor, another's husband, both of another's sons. Knowing you have chores to do, but mesmerized and terrified by the distant sounds of uncertain future, potential coming hardships, and the specter of death swinging his scythe and harvesting men like wheat. The cow begging to be milked, the sow pleading for her slop. The mind skips a beat between the war that could change everything, and the chores that won't change no matter who wins the war. Whether Napoleonic or World War Europe, Revolutionary or Civil War America, or anywhere else, doesn't matter...war sweeps up all, even those who try to hide and hope it passes them by. The fear and uncertainty of those who have heard these sounds for real echoing across their formally peaceful and comforting landscape, from young children all the way to the aged, can weigh heavily on the mind.
@@flutedknight523 it wouldn't be eternal if it didn't go from before the beginning to after the end. It's heartbreaking. But life wouldn't exist except in opposition to death. So maybe even the ugly can be beautiful, since beautiful wouldn't exist without the ugly? Maybe Peace with a capital P couldn't exist without War with a capital W?
Current member of the defence force here, this reminds me so much when we did a joint corps exercise, and the sound of artillery through the night was amazing, it was relaxing in its own way.
Nice, nothing better for insomnia than the soothing sound of arillery crumping and being walked closer to me, it makes me nod right off, ahh, memories.
Since listening to these I can actually sleep all night and feel so much better for it. If you've ever slept in full kit in a hole in the ground in a far off land you will totally relate to what I'm saying. Thank you for giving my brain some time off.
I used to live very close to an Army artillery range. Many nights during my childhood I fell asleep to the sound of rain and shelling. It means our boys are out there getting good.
thanks for your service if even it was nothing more than a fantasy. thanks for sharing. means a lot to those who can't sleep because they have real memories
I wake up to these sounds in my head right at the moment I fall asleep. It's strange hearing the furthest extent of a nations might in the distance of this man vs man saga that never ends.
I was 5 years old when this war started. Of course back then they didn't have any of these fancy bullets and bombs. You know what they had? Sticks! 2 sticks and a rock for the whole platoon!
Мне после того как мой район растреляли из реактивных зенитных установок БМ 21 град и смерь, 120 мм мин, ракет точка у, дронов камикадзе как то стало страшно сидеть в тишине постоянно к ней прислушиваюсь и когда резко что то падает или я задеваю что то я чертовски пугаюсь Я прожил под обстрелами находясь на домашнем аресте и мне запрещали прятался в подвале (мне запретили выходить из квартиры на 3 этаже) разрешили когда ракета прилетела в соседнюю квартиру (За 5 ддней которые были самыми горячими ыпустили более 5000 снарядов по маленькому городу который можно с одного края до другого края пройти за 30 минут из за этого эвакуировали 40 тысяч жителей) Я из России Не только украина страдает Как говорится нет плохой и хорошей стороны в конфликтах есть только победитель и проигравший (и вот победитель будет хорошим из за того что победители пишут историю)
as a person from Ukraine Mariupol I can say this is the only thing that helps me fall asleep . no other videos have helped me so much like this. Maybe its immoral or something, but I rlly feel the relaxation of these sounds of so distant explosions. takes me back to the time when I could sleep while the sound was as quiet as this
I fought in luhansk oblast with the legion. Tried out one of these videos to sleep and I slept like a baby. I just cannot sleep when it´s quiet anymore it drives me fucking crazy and I know how you feel.
as a veteran, i found this very comforting and nostalgic to the time that i lost my pinky toe and also both my legs. thank you Soothing White Noise for this immersive experience.
Пмоню как был в гостях у друга в Петровском районе города Донецка. Это самый небезопасный район города, ведь шанс умерерть от шального снаряда там был крайне высок, особенно в период с весны 2022 по весну 2024. Однажды даже в соседнюю от нас улицу прилетел снаряд, к счастью никто не пострадал. Мы даже не пригнулись ибо живём в Донецке всю жизнь. Мы вместо того чтобы бежать от этого места, спокойным шагом посшли к месту попадания снаряда, как раз таки выяснять есть ли пострадавшие. И вот помню, дождь, лето. И такие же звуки стрельбы. Где то там, далеко, но так близко. Я не могу представить себе жизнь без этих звуков. Ведь когда началсь гражданская война, а это было лето 2014 года, мне было десять лет. И вот, сепустя десять лет, я уже привык к этому. Чем дальше войска России отодвигают фронт, тем в городе спокойнее. Но не для меня. Для меня, да и для многих, если долго тихо, значит будут стрелять. И чем дольше эта тишна, тем тревожнее. Я часто залипаю в военные стратегии чтобы услышать выстрелы и трель автоматов, чтобы успокоить себя. Хорошо что я нашёл вас.
I hear it every day in but in my city. The truth is not the music, but the sounds of screams, the flying of corpses, the body parts of people who were alive, and the sound of gunfire is something that makes your heart like a stone, devoid of feelings 😢
I was one of the few survivors from the vanguard on Malevelon Creek. The Ministry of Truth dropped the ball and the Automations were dug in like ticks. I can still hear the screams of my fellow Helldivers, and the sound of a Hulk stomping towards me
I can't remember anything Can't tell if this is true or dream Deep down inside I feel to scream This terrible silence stops me Now that the war is through with me I'm waking up, I cannot see That there's not much left of me Nothing is real but pain now
@@titantanic7255 Me just playing this to calm down and, well, sleep. It's odd to 99% of people to hear that "war ambiance" helps me sleep and calm down. It's really hard to explain. But is a calming thing to me. And it helped me do book projects in school too. So it brings me back to the school years really.
Hearing the rain covering a wasteland now in quietness, with the pitched-off sounds of death miles ahead... It would be a beautiful and at the same time, horrendous experience.
This is like falling asleep to the history channel again. Now I just need the deep voiced British guy informing me of all the atrocities that took place. 😴 😴 😴
the ghosts of people who died in Verdun watching people in the 21st century pull out a glowy box and use it to listen to the last sound they heard before having their limbs severed by shrapnel in order to fall asleep: :|
I mean at least we are getting some use outta it. If it wasn't for videos like these, you'd be surprised just how many people would completely forget about the wars that have happened.
This is to help comfort some in ways that may never understand. For those of us that may not understand fully, can we stop arguing why it is or isn’t relaxing and comforting and be glad for those that this can help. If it doesn’t help you, you are not being forced to listen to it. Let us all have a peaceful and comfortable night
Wunderschöner Sound....dieser läuft bei mir beispielsweise immer dann, wenn ich das Haus aufräume oder langwierige Tätigkeiten zu erledigen habe. Aber auch nur so bei einem kleinen Schläfchen auf dem Sofa. Ich weiß nicht warum, aber dieser Sound wirkt auf mich extrem entspannend und beruhigend ! Je nach Situation eher leise im Hintergrund oder auch mal sehr laut.
Oh stfu. I’ve lived in Chicago all my life and I’m in my mid 30s. It’s nothing like this. I also work downtown and it’s probably the safest place in the city. I bet you never even ventured anywhere outside of your bubble.
downtown Chicago is not the hood what are u talking about., i used to live in Pilsen my aunt's house got shot at when she was renting, they thought a gangbanger was still living there but he moved out. I rarely hear gun shots like once every 6 months compare to the south side every week
I am in the last hours of the 2023 i haven't slept since 2 days and now i must prepare for the zero hour ... Thank you brother for putting the war sounds so i can sleep while the fireworks is hitting
"I like to sleep to the sound of rain what about you?"
"It's complicated".
i was actually wondering about who the fuck would put this on and call it sleep material lmao
@@thatoneannoyingtornadosire8755 me
@@thatoneannoyingtornadosire8755 i did It yesterday, damn. such a good sleep
@@thatoneannoyingtornadosire8755 gun nuts in the USA
It is technically raining
As a combat veteran who fought in the Battle of Burger Town during the Russian invasion of the United States, this really takes me back.
haha
Wait I was there too, who was your sergeant?
I remember that day, Sergeant Foley was a great leader
Thabk you for your service 🇺🇸
@@the_real_oddbeat My sergeant was Slaughter. He hated commie pinkos more than any of us.
A psychologist would have a field day with this whole concept of listening to combat sounds to sleep
Do explain
@@vannlo355 its like being under shelter in a warm blanket watching the cold rain outside. It makes you appreciate your safety and position of comfort more.
They explained it! Seems, AFTER you get your "seasoned troop experience." Since the explosions, fire n' such is at a distance, your brain recognizes it is not a threat. So it can relax, as it were. As soon as it gets close, your brain hits the "ALL HANDS BATTLE STATIONS!" mode. And you wake ready for action.
@@2213-u7o Yeah, shit, that makes sense, 22 13 got some bloody brains over here
@@SmokeyJoe876 Yeah, it's the difference between me chilling out listening to this thing and having PTSD playing Battlefield 1 lol
For those who say we shouldn't find this relaxing...
It isn't wrong, we don't crave the sound of war or combat. What we crave is the sensation of safety, or being just out of reach from danger. Hearing it in the distance means it's not here. It's cozy, the same feeling you get when you are in your house by a crackling fire while a storm rages outside.
thats really deep bruh.... *hits blunt*
Stolen comment from another video
@@24later1 you might want to delete your bitch ass comment because you clearly tried to do something and failed. Hard.
Great way to explain it. It's oddly soothing
@@IIISWILIII it is indeed.
Nice, I can sleep with this, not as bad as Detroit
Honestly 4th of July in Detroit has a constantly steady flow of gunshots at all times, pretty cool in all honesty in person
Also I can’t sleep fuck me
I moved to the west cost from there and I actually miss it. Its strange not hearing a warzone every night just outside my window.
@@skinnycol809 where r the cops ?
@@STARLIGHT_KSA Democrat city, most likely defunded and/or such a sh!tty ghetto police just leave the area alone.
The best part about living in Chicago is that this is already playing 24/7!
Are you actually Obama though 🦧🦧🦧🦍🦧🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍🦧🦍🦍🦍🦍🦧🦧
I jest want everyone to be Happie and feed
Thank you Obama
@@williambaird5953 r/ihadastroke
Crime statistics have actually been going down. Don't let the dems and repubs full you
reminds me of playing older cod games and exploring and getting left behind by the AI and being left in silence
man I miss those older cod games😩😩😩
@@jager9036 same i usually replay most of them from world at war to MW3 every year as they’re all some of my favourite cods
bruh why is this so true lmao
Will never unhear Dixon yelling at me to continue lol
Cod 3
As a soldier, even when you sleep (what little sleep you do get), you can judge to a degree of how close or how far away the sounds. You never really 'sleep', as a part of you is constantly 'awake' listening. Even then, an attack can happen at any time. But hearing the far away sounds is actually to a degree 'comforting' in such away as they are not close... It's hard to explain. And if you hear them getting closer, you respond accordingly...
Thank you for posting this.
Imagine someone makes another version of this except the sounds start out sounding a little bit closer and then slowly move further and further away.
It's the same as feeling cozy inside your home when it's a thunder storm out probably biological or sumting
Amen brother this takes me all the way back to 08 NW Afghanistan
Appreciate undirect fire 👌
My husband has said similar things about trying to sleep. He served in Desert Shield & Storm (field artillery).
This really sets the mood for my drive to work.
You’re the best ❤
POV you live in Chicago XD
My sleep paralysis demon is about to have one hell of a night
Hahahaha 😂😂😂
this deserves way more likes, lmao 😂
You know the paralysis demon 😈 is real, thanks man I thought I was nuts. I've had that asshole in my presence even tried to lift me off Mt Bed I called on Jesus and the wanker left.
Lol
I did not expect this to be as soothing and relaxing as it is.
Neat
Because you enjoy that, you need to move to Ukraine to seek your relaxation.
@@kennethrohen5963 Ukraine aint as bad as Palestine lol, media pretty dumb ngl
@@SarcasticBeingYesit’s worse keep crying
@@walterwhite9044 .
its something u wont understand kiddo, its a 2000 year old conflict.
@@SarcasticBeingYesPalestine not so bad too, they pretty happy and vote for Hamas, trying to kill Jews and sending their children to die
Ukrainians didn’t want to genocide Russia
This has to be one of the most bizarre calming ambience videos I've found, besides a sci-fi horror survival one.
Yea ima need a link or creator of title now....
Amazing, I love it! Looks like a WW1 scene, with WW2 warzone sounds, I did WW2 Re-enacting, and these sounds instantly put me back into those memories, our MGs firing back and forth at night, a skirmish between 2 opposing squads, our 20mm firing, our MG42 sawing away, man I miss it…
Looks more like ww1 with the land and muddy terrain along with the no man’s land look
nah i think it looks more like ww1
Thank you for your service
Don’t disrespect this video by comparing it to warzone EVER again…
Why does everyone replying to this comment lack reading comprehension skills
This makes me think of all those who haven't had a directly personal part of war, but have been swept up in it's chaos nevertheless.
Sitting in your home, only a scant couple miles from an active front or battlefield. Maybe you have children fighting in the war. At the very least you know someone who is. Your neighbor, another's husband, both of another's sons.
Knowing you have chores to do, but mesmerized and terrified by the distant sounds of uncertain future, potential coming hardships, and the specter of death swinging his scythe and harvesting men like wheat.
The cow begging to be milked, the sow pleading for her slop. The mind skips a beat between the war that could change everything, and the chores that won't change no matter who wins the war.
Whether Napoleonic or World War Europe, Revolutionary or Civil War America, or anywhere else, doesn't matter...war sweeps up all, even those who try to hide and hope it passes them by. The fear and uncertainty of those who have heard these sounds for real echoing across their formally peaceful and comforting landscape, from young children all the way to the aged, can weigh heavily on the mind.
Reminds me of my Childhood.
But sadly the eternal fight against evil continues, for evil never rests so we can't either.
its chaos
@@flutedknight523 it wouldn't be eternal if it didn't go from before the beginning to after the end.
It's heartbreaking.
But life wouldn't exist except in opposition to death. So maybe even the ugly can be beautiful, since beautiful wouldn't exist without the ugly?
Maybe Peace with a capital P couldn't exist without War with a capital W?
@@joshuajackson472it’s a never ending duality in multiple areas we as humans face and just grapple with even on a daily basis
This is great background music for when I'm writing my war story.
As a combat veteran who fought in the battles of tilted towers and dusty depot, this really brings me back
Current member of the defence force here, this reminds me so much when we did a joint corps exercise, and the sound of artillery through the night was amazing, it was relaxing in its own way.
Never heard artillery but heard lightnings, propably works the same way, since it's not pointed at you, you feel safe and relaxed
@Samoerai I meant like in real life, from in-game expiriences I have PTSD from artillery, getting attacked by artillery in Arma 3 is traumatic.
@@czarnywilkgaming8255 I live near a army base so I hear artillery throughout the night alot of times,
japanese self defiance forces or something else
Nice, nothing better for insomnia than the soothing sound of arillery crumping and being walked closer to me, it makes me nod right off, ahh, memories.
Ahh so relaxing. Takes me back to my childhood, restful nights in Chicago.
Since listening to these I can actually sleep all night and feel so much better for it. If you've ever slept in full kit in a hole in the ground in a far off land you will totally relate to what I'm saying. Thank you for giving my brain some time off.
I used to live very close to an Army artillery range. Many nights during my childhood I fell asleep to the sound of rain and shelling. It means our boys are out there getting good.
Lemme guess. Ft. Sill?
Thank you so much really helps my grandpa get to sleep he hasn’t slept so quiet in decades👍👍👍
PTSD enters the chat
As a person who likes to make scenarios in my head before sleep this somehow pictures me in a ww2 battle but in a safe place
That’s probably because it sounds like a ww2 battle but in a safe place
I make flags before sleeping
Away from Taxes
@@lbgamer6166 Lmao same bro wth
thanks for your service if even it was nothing more than a fantasy. thanks for sharing. means a lot to those who can't sleep because they have real memories
I wake up to these sounds in my head right at the moment I fall asleep. It's strange hearing the furthest extent of a nations might in the distance of this man vs man saga that never ends.
I was 5 years old when this war started. Of course back then they didn't have any of these fancy bullets and bombs. You know what they had? Sticks! 2 sticks and a rock for the whole platoon!
Nogger this ain’t no Star Wars 💀❌💀❌💀❌💀💀💀💀❌❌❌❌❌💀🙏🙏💀👧🏿👧🏿👧🏿☠️💀☠️💀❌☠️
this is actually extremely calming
This popped up. I normally listen to thunder rain and wind, but this is rather relaxing..
As someone who spent 20 years of active duty in the Army, I can fall asleep easier to this than to it being deathly quiet.
Мне после того как мой район растреляли из реактивных зенитных установок БМ 21 град и смерь, 120 мм мин, ракет точка у, дронов камикадзе как то стало страшно сидеть в тишине постоянно к ней прислушиваюсь и когда резко что то падает или я задеваю что то я чертовски пугаюсь
Я прожил под обстрелами находясь на домашнем аресте и мне запрещали прятался в подвале (мне запретили выходить из квартиры на 3 этаже) разрешили когда ракета прилетела в соседнюю квартиру
(За 5 ддней которые были самыми горячими ыпустили более 5000 снарядов по маленькому городу который можно с одного края до другого края пройти за 30 минут из за этого эвакуировали 40 тысяч жителей)
Я из России
Не только украина страдает
Как говорится нет плохой и хорошей стороны в конфликтах есть только победитель и проигравший (и вот победитель будет хорошим из за того что победители пишут историю)
normal people when they try to sleep: silent*
me:
as a person from Ukraine Mariupol I can say this is the only thing that helps me fall asleep . no other videos have helped me so much like this. Maybe its immoral or something, but I rlly feel the relaxation of these sounds of so distant explosions. takes me back to the time when I could sleep while the sound was as quiet as this
I fought in luhansk oblast with the legion. Tried out one of these videos to sleep and I slept like a baby. I just cannot sleep when it´s quiet anymore it drives me fucking crazy and I know how you feel.
I myself am from Mariupol.It's been a year, but I still only see the war in my sleep.
@@kalen9277maybe it’s because feeling of safety it gives us also the gunfire in the distance sounds bout close to thousand meters
@@kalen9277but you fought for Ukrainian side or russian one?
@@MateuszNiegowski He said legion so I'm assuming it's the foreign legion fighting for Ukraine.
as a veteran, i found this very comforting and nostalgic to the time that i lost my pinky toe and also both my legs. thank you Soothing White Noise for this immersive experience.
Why is losing your little toe relevant when you lost both legs?
You still have your feet right?
@@chimpgaming8290😭
Of all the war ambiences I tried playing in the background while playing a WW1 game, this is truly the best one.
Пмоню как был в гостях у друга в Петровском районе города Донецка. Это самый небезопасный район города, ведь шанс умерерть от шального снаряда там был крайне высок, особенно в период с весны 2022 по весну 2024. Однажды даже в соседнюю от нас улицу прилетел снаряд, к счастью никто не пострадал. Мы даже не пригнулись ибо живём в Донецке всю жизнь. Мы вместо того чтобы бежать от этого места, спокойным шагом посшли к месту попадания снаряда, как раз таки выяснять есть ли пострадавшие.
И вот помню, дождь, лето. И такие же звуки стрельбы. Где то там, далеко, но так близко. Я не могу представить себе жизнь без этих звуков. Ведь когда началсь гражданская война, а это было лето 2014 года, мне было десять лет. И вот, сепустя десять лет, я уже привык к этому. Чем дальше войска России отодвигают фронт, тем в городе спокойнее. Но не для меня. Для меня, да и для многих, если долго тихо, значит будут стрелять. И чем дольше эта тишна, тем тревожнее. Я часто залипаю в военные стратегии чтобы услышать выстрелы и трель автоматов, чтобы успокоить себя. Хорошо что я нашёл вас.
Бідна дитина з промитими мозгами
I hear it every day in but in my city. The truth is not the music, but the sounds of screams, the flying of corpses, the body parts of people who were alive, and the sound of gunfire is something that makes your heart like a stone, devoid of feelings 😢
Da fuh you live in Ohio bruh 🔫☠️❌💀💀☠️❌💀❌❌💀❌❌💀🔫🔫💀🔫❌💀❌🔫🙏❌🤓❌💀❌☠️💀❌❌💀🔫
I'm guessing you are in Ukraine? Maybe Syria or somewhere in middle east?
@@czarnywilkgaming8255 no, just America
@@czarnywilkgaming8255you can't imagine how bad things really are
I listened to this for a few minutes before bed. I literally had a dream about a war breaking out while I was on vacation abroad.
why is it actually relaxing too, i listened to this in bed as a joke a couple nights ago and almost actually fell asleep, WHY IS IT RELAXING
I appreciate that you request empathy from your viewers.
Damn I’m getting cod dreams listening to this can’t wait for my care package
Old cod or gay cod
@@Forsakenmusic The last good call of duty was modern warfare 2019. Am I right?
Oh nice, a video that actually predicts the future accurately.
This same audio is in Hell Let Loose Maps located in Normandy. Pretty sure this one's displayed on the Omaha Beach map. Interesting, though.
Sounds like it.
I was one of the few survivors from the vanguard on Malevelon Creek. The Ministry of Truth dropped the ball and the Automations were dug in like ticks. I can still hear the screams of my fellow Helldivers, and the sound of a Hulk stomping towards me
This is amazing. More war or creepy stuff like a haunted medieval town, would be welcome!
I’m not crazy, but if trying to sleep during a quiet night in Chicago, you’re gonna need this to feel a sense of normalcy.
I can't remember anything
Can't tell if this is true or dream
Deep down inside I feel to scream
This terrible silence stops me
Now that the war is through with me
I'm waking up, I cannot see
That there's not much left of me
Nothing is real but pain now
LANDMINE
Metallica "one"
@@RuskiyStandardRaw HAS TAKEN MY SIGHT
Metallica fans in chat
Fed through the tube that sticks in meeee
I love sleeping to this brings back good ol days in Syria 🇸🇾 not the exact same but close enough to get dreams back
I love the sounds of war when I fall asleep
Same here
this is truly a sleeping therapy for me
Ahhh the soothing sounds of Chicago on a warm summer's eve...
Watching this while also hearing new year fireworks. So cool
This brings me back. sadly I can sleep to this and other things, it's rather soothing to me
Brings you back to what?
@@titantanic7255 Me just playing this to calm down and, well, sleep.
It's odd to 99% of people to hear that "war ambiance" helps me sleep and calm down. It's really hard to explain. But is a calming thing to me. And it helped me do book projects in school too. So it brings me back to the school years really.
Im a wounded vet and I kinda like this. Glad it came up in my feed
helped me adjust to living in Detroit, thanks!
Damn it actually work slept sooo good way better than that relaxing sound.🤯
Hearing the rain covering a wasteland now in quietness, with the pitched-off sounds of death miles ahead...
It would be a beautiful and at the same time, horrendous experience.
I would call it awe.
Yo stank azz ain’t no professa using big azz words like whoreendus stfu goofy😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This is better than any bedtime story or relaxing music.
i made my grandpa listen to this, now he is fast asleap he grabbed his chest for some reason right before he started sleeping on the floor.
🤣🤣🤣
Not funny 😐
😂😂😂
Could be bringing back memories where he was holding onto his weapon as he slept...
I'm so done lmao
the fun happens when you listen to eight different war ambience videos at once
Almost like im back home in Detroit. 😊
This is Chicago on the weekend in summer.
The Chiraq comment 😢😂
@@munky123jwthis is Ukraine 😢😢😢
I grew up next to Fort Hood (now Cavazos) and would hear this all night. Living in Houston this oddly takes me back home.
as someone who played a tad too much battlefield 1 in their youth, its actually quite calming
As someone who was in the Salvation Army, this brought me nostalgia
This is like falling asleep to the history channel again. Now I just need the deep voiced British guy informing me of all the atrocities that took place. 😴 😴 😴
Thank you SO MUCH. Baltimore is just too loud these days😊
the ghosts of people who died in Verdun watching people in the 21st century pull out a glowy box and use it to listen to the last sound they heard before having their limbs severed by shrapnel in order to fall asleep: :|
Or those right now in Ukraine or Yemen, or Sirya or Libya a few years ago
And they didn’t do any of that so people today could have the right to dress up as furries 🧐
I mean at least we are getting some use outta it. If it wasn't for videos like these, you'd be surprised just how many people would completely forget about the wars that have happened.
This is relaxing in/after school.
Ah yes. The morbid comfort of knowing that while people are currently dying, its happening far away.
Aren't people always dying far away?
This takes me back to the first medal of honor and in turn making me relive those memories. So kinda relaxing in its own way. Man those were the days.
24/7 lo-fi war crimes to relax and study to
This has been very therapeutic for me... Thank you
When I came home I slept to this every night my wife thought it was interesting like she ask me what made this soothing
Leaving this play tonight. Makes me wonder what kind of dreams I have. Or will I even dream at all?
If somebody needs this to fall asleep the VA will still say all their problems are not service related.
Finally some good ASMR
Thank you for helping me fall asleep real helpful. 👍😀
As an ADHD individual, I use this every time I need to do some work for a long period of time
Thank you for this 🙏
No one cares and adhd isn't real. You've been lied to by pharmaceutical companies that want you addicted to their product.
Wake up.
love this channel
This is to help comfort some in ways that may never understand. For those of us that may not understand fully, can we stop arguing why it is or isn’t relaxing and comforting and be glad for those that this can help. If it doesn’t help you, you are not being forced to listen to it. Let us all have a peaceful and comfortable night
wow thanks bro
now i can sleep in peace
Thank you for posting this. It’s actually really helpful and I’m sure you get hate but this is silence
Ahh yes some lovely Chicago ambience 💀
Thank you, these were the sounds I fell asleep to during the war
Idk hearing this makes me feel like a soldier that is just sitting in a trench alone
Et à fumer une clope 😊😊
Wunderschöner Sound....dieser läuft bei mir beispielsweise immer dann, wenn ich das Haus aufräume oder langwierige Tätigkeiten zu erledigen habe. Aber auch nur so bei einem kleinen Schläfchen auf dem Sofa. Ich weiß nicht warum, aber dieser Sound wirkt auf mich extrem entspannend und beruhigend ! Je nach Situation eher leise im Hintergrund oder auch mal sehr laut.
The 9.2 howitzer sounds like a lullaby....
If you put it on 2x it sounds more like modern war.
That’s true
As a veteran of the wars in burger king town, this really takes me back
At ease boys, get some rest, the Road is long....
Who never got shelled will not understand how easy is to sleep in mud when you hear it far away
I live in downtown Chicago, this is a serious improvement to what I usually listen to, maybe I'll be able to sleep tonight
Things are fucked up in chicago downtown?
Oh stfu. I’ve lived in Chicago all my life and I’m in my mid 30s.
It’s nothing like this. I also work downtown and it’s probably the safest place in the city.
I bet you never even ventured anywhere outside of your bubble.
downtown Chicago is not the hood what are u talking about., i used to live in Pilsen my aunt's house got shot at when she was renting, they thought a gangbanger was still living there but he moved out. I rarely hear gun shots like once every 6 months compare to the south side every week
I fought in many 1v1 rust wars so i thank you for this
If I could add one thing to this, arty flying over your head sounds like peals of thunder. It was surreal
right! crazy how you still feel terrified despite knowing its outbound.
It has its own sound, almost like a slow humming bird. Very distinct.
This is actually nice for reading
I’m getting practice gotta learn how to sleep on the frontline fa the future
Same
I am in the last hours of the 2023 i haven't slept since 2 days and now i must prepare for the zero hour ... Thank you brother for putting the war sounds so i can sleep while the fireworks is hitting
as mexican i feel this so relaxing , cuz the shootings are far away from me
Why don’t you hop on over that border and make me one of those “little donkeys” (burritos) 🇲🇽🌯🌯🌯
Wow... !!! My best friend, You Great Good... !!! I wish you every day of your development. Best Relaxing +thumb up3!
Everybody gangsta until the video ends but the shots not.
As a veteran who fought on the streets of pleasant park this really helps me calm down and relax
we'll be home by christmas, I promised my wife back at home I would
omg cooler 😳
@@grease9876 lets make it sad.
"He came home in time for Christmas, but in a box."
@@dravenocklost4253 it was a present box so all was fine
@@legalise.nuclearbombs The packing wasn't all good tho and the manual was also missing
Why oh why is this so amazingly peaceful?
I put on headphones and turned it to max and listened to it for 1 hour. I am shell shocked
I think you were supposed to listen it as DISTANT artillery fire, not artillery falling at you
@@czarnywilkgaming8255😂
Nice backdrop with the sounds of a Tuesday night in Detroit