What boomers say: Everyone's using cellphones, and playing violent video games!! Can't they be satisfied with the things i used to use when i was a kid!? Boomers life when they were young: this video what younger generations actually do: Thank the bus driver, feed their minecraft dog, watch a Swedish man play minecraft.
@@sylerjoa boomers where know by the previous generation as soft, and always whining about everything, the hippie peace loving generation xD And this was way before boomers, or even before generations taxonomy started xD
Well idk if you remember the rule was if you screamed during the blood eagle you wouldn’t make it to Valhalla so I guess for Vikings it was far more important not to let out a peep
Jarl Borg didn't scream because he wanted to go to Valhalla, also don't forget that Ælle got his hands nailed to the log he was laying on during the blood eagle
@@kipkorn2037 lol 'didn't scream because...' If somebody's hacking through your spine with a tomahawk after tearing away your flesh, screaming comes as standard.
The blade heated knotz & scorches the flesh leaving less blood to exit if dun correct it's to keep them alive combined wit getting ya bak ripped/slit & ya fkn ribs popped
The fact that this dude thought he was just gonna kill Ragnar and nothing was gonna happen or if something did happen he could handle it easily made this so much better
In real life/the saga he found out it was Ragnar who he had thrown into the pit only after he threw him in and tried to get him out as quickly as possible but Ragnar still died from the poison
“I’ve been told your God’s a carpenter. And guess what? So am I.” When a scary looking, pissed off Viking tells you this...you immediately know it’s not going to end well for you.
I always thought a better line for Ivar would have been: "Anything? Anything?? Very well. We'll spare your life..... (dramatic pause)..... if you bring our father back to life."
@@itsjustme8947 why.... seriously why do you think that line would be better? chances are we only know of Ragnar because of his death. I mean lol what did Ivar do other then be ragnar's son.
It takes talent to play a character so well people hate you for it. He was amazing at playing the cocky abusive king who abused his power but then later is shown to really be a sniveling coward who begs and pleads for his life.
@@chrisgorman3997 who the fuck would not cry and begs for forgivness knowing that they will torture and kill you? Man this movie is hella realistic but the part where ragnar didn’t cry was so unrealistic. Anyone would cry for help.
The hot knife was to cauterize the big incision that was made down his back. Cauterizing stops that cut from bleeding so he won’t die of blood loss. It was a methodical and cruel way to kill him, which I’m sure was exactly the point. To set him out on a display is meant as both a message to others not to cross them and of their ferocity, aswell as a tribute that their father could see from Valhalla. Revenge for their fathers death is not only about righting a wrong that was done to them. It was also about helping to make sure that Valhalla was the place he went and not hel.
@Joshua Mooney they didn’t believe in god. Their religion is 3000 years older than Christianity. I appreciate your dedication to the god you serve but your rules don’t apply to everyone else, sorry to burst your bubble homie.
There are no major arteries in the back, so he couldn't have bled out from an incision like that so quickly. The hacking of the ribs is a much more traumatic/damaging process.
@@leblubblab two massive cuts to the back and then skinning him will cause a lot of blood loss, the point of the knife being hot was to stop that loss of blood
@@orthodoxcrusader8568 Good for you, I'm proud of my faith too...but I don't go bragging all over the place about in a desperate effort to show how holy and glorious I am
Ivar in this scene is so chilling and the sounds despite the silence of the scene is amazing. I can’t imagine what that guy thought watching Ivar crawling to him and smiling in his face.
Can we appreciate the talent of the actors, more specifically ivan's acting?? all the raw screaming, his expressions, the emotions, plus the scene in general, you could feel the tension, so fuckin real dude. No doubt one of the best scenes in the show.
Ivar being half an inch from King Aella's face as he was dying to burn the image of the Vikings in his mind. The last thing Aella saw was the evil smile of Ivar's.
Hamza Changazi ragnars took himself and planting the seed of hatred for the monarchy of England. This was his plan to have the Horsemen blood in the English people. Ragnars and Ivars blood is in ALL the English power people such as the queen and all of her siblings. Ivar spent the rest of his life and so did many others that were sired by ragnars sons in England. Look it up you'll be surprised on what you find out. I was
@mark houghton That doesn't make him innocent. He threw a guy in a snake pit in Season 1, just for the heck of it. He was an incompetent ruler, but as far as his quarrel with the Vikings, yes, he was only defending his own Kingdom.
@@stephenhart3584 ragnar didnt have any known sons and ragnar lothbrok is a myth made up of multiple stories of probably different people as hes recorded to have died more than a handful of times
Well, he'd have died out of shock and suffocated as soon as the first rib cracked open. You don't survive an entire ritual, the body will kill itself before that. But it is pretty badass.
I like the subtle brutality detail of heating the knife so the wounds were cauterized (to a degree) and he didn’t lose as much blood, so he would stay alive as long as possible. It’s a subtle but terrifying detail.
His sons are all badass. But Ivar. That's another level. He really want's to see the life leaving someones body. The pain before that. The suffering. Oh that boy is just another level.
Apparently being a murderer who mass raped and slaughtered and enslaved women and children is what qualifies for badass now lmao. in real life these guys died sad and alone and in pain at the end of an English blade. as they should have for their many crimes.
Ubbe basked and relished the execution, Hvitserk and Sigurd were happy with the sweet feeling of revenge, Ivar was captivated by the ritual and only Bjørn was slightly shaken as he had the best seat in the house.
F. Format The little piggies are Ragnar's children. He has called them little pigs lots of times and when mentioning himself, he would call himself an old boar. If you remember from one of the first episodes in season one, Ragnar says "it's a fine thing when a little pig teaches an old boar a lesson". Ragnar said this when Bjorn told Ragnar and Lagertha off for fighting.
@@thegreenreaper6660I don't think it's really a morbid curiosity of pain.. Ivar idolised his father and was told to be ruthless. He is absolutely seething like Floki in this scene. Floki and Ivar had such a lovely for Ragnar. It's not just Ivar watching like a serial killer- he specifically wants his "heathen" face and smile to be the last thing the Christian King sees. His smile is more ... Soaking up the justice of avenging his father and watching the man who did it perish. I'm sure anyone would feel pretty similar if their beloved was thrown into a snakepit and tortured to death. Aella underestimated a Vikings pure rage.. think that's the scariest Flokis been in the entire series. Ivar simply wants to see him suffer - he's not curious about the pain, he's SAVOURING it because that man took his dad. And because he wants Aella to see his face. Making Aella watch Ivars smiling blood splattered face as he's carved open, as a Christian, was added torture. Just as Floki when he's smiling at Aella- it's not a happy smile per say. They're furious. And they're gonna revel in ending the man who ended the man they love.
@@bnadalon9299 We all deserve hell. Thats why we should forgive. Whoever don't forgives will not be forgiven his sins and will suffer for them. Are you ready to meet your maker? Are you ready for the judgement of Jesus Christ?
@@Bjoern_Weber Forgiveness is not the way to Valhøll. Either you are taken by the Walkyries to the great hall , if you died during battle, or go to Fólkvangr, Freyja's field. We will feast with Óðinn and prepare for Ragnarøk.
What makes this more satisfying is that when Ælla and his men tortured and killed Ragnar, Ragnar didn't cry, beg, break, and didn't fear death. But when the Vikings punished and killed him, he cried, beg and even tried to bribe them, and was very scared, and hopeless.
This is insane on so many levels. The part that really struck was when he offered money for his life. Smh. U can see Floki gearing up and u know he's dead when floki push sigurd out the way to show off his carpeting skills
@Raun Smith u dont know how much pain can the human body actually takes before acting like passing out or just simply dying i have seen so many torture vids and trust me humans dont die that fast
@@jproux58 Brazilian drug lords do something similar. But instead of one tire, they use multiple tires covering the whole body of the victim then set them on fire. They call it the "microwave".
@Bernie Grows Yes, that's who it was primarily reserved for!! They also did it to Black Africans, their own people, if they thought they were being "too friendly" to the Whites. And guess what. It still happens... Every day.
The actor who played the king, Thorbjørn Harr, who portrayed Jarl Borg of Götaland, who received the Blood Eagle, deserves an Academy Award. He had me feeling his pain. Utterly brutal. Well done.
Homeboy should have built the shit up out of his army after killing Ragnar. He had to have known a massive force of reckoning was coming for him. But no, his arrogance cost him his life
Brutal: The hot knife down the back then his skin being peeled off Hot: Seeing Lagertha sleep next to Astrid and Torvi Chilling: Ivar watching Aella's life drain from his eyes up close and enjoying it
The blood eagle was not just opening up the back, it was pulling the lungs out so they would inflate and deflate as the victim tried to breath without the aid of their diaphragm muscles.
The blade was sharp and swift the swings Which gave the king such lovely wings. And on that night the king hung high - his royal wings spread in the sky.
i don't care how tough you are,if any man could avoid that by begging he'd do it of course i mean christians,not the real men of the north.can't recall the viking king's name but when ragnar gave him the blood eagle he took it like a man and all the respects,still would of pissed and shit myself on knowing that was my fate.
oldedude51 came close to the moment myself but pulled through. Vehicle crash. Pinned starting to burn. Accepted it and felt no pain. Likely from the shock but still no fear or pain. Was pulled from the wreck before suffering too many burns. Had a very large injury above my left eye to the top of my left ear from the windshield pillar folding downward and pinning me. Anyway mostly wanted to say when you havw determined that the moment has arrived, your body releases enough endorphines to grant you pain free passage. I lived through and the pain of daily burn dressing changes by far excedes any pain that a human should endure
The amount of pain resulting from this kind of damage to the nervous system will probably cause the dude to go into shock and pass out pretty quickly. Not a very quick death for sure, but the suffering is not as drawn out as some of the other types of torture humans are capable of.
Even this King's daughter and earlier episode told him father I don't think even we are truly ready for the wrath of Ragnar's sons are going to bring upon our Kingdom
The thing I enjoy most about the scene is that Aella killed Ragnar, who probably would have taken the offer of gold and silver over having him killed. But his children are a different story altogether and it's beautiful.
Ragnar had it planned, even though he would killed. He knew that once they heard about his death, his sons would come after Aella and avenge him, and that's exactly what happened.
Yea wouldnt have taken the offer of gold and silver if one of his loved ones were killed. Jarl borg threaten to kill his family and he got blood eagled. If a Christian was to kill one of his loved ones he’s getting blood eagled without a doubt
We, the Scandinavians were good chiropractors ive been told, as you can see here, surgeons was many in our ranks to. So... Skål min broder, med vänliga hälsningar från trakterna runt Gamla Uppsala.
Poor Ælle. When you think about it, all he actually did was try to defend his kingdom and his people from invasion. The TV show made him out to be a complete dick but in real life he could have been a decent and honourable man who was simply doing his duty to his people
History is written by the victors. Unfortunately we can go in circles forever and no matter what, both sides will feel justified in their actions and hurt by the others. An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind
Yeah, Aella was a world class dick. He ordered the murder of norse women and children living in the little villages set up along the English coast while the men were out fighting. It was supposed to demoralize them and make them want to leave. Thank the Gods he got what was coming to him.
I just watched Valhalla. The greenlanders were dope but there's nothing like getting the old gang back together! This show always does a great job with depicting culture and a highlight of that is how they depict religion and a culture/religion clash.
No sure and Aelle was in the right to kill Ragnar, tough thing is the sons have full right to avenge their father. From their side it was not right, spec not a death like that. Also Aelle was a horrible person. He killed one of his lords for nothing, treated his daughter like shit, was disrespectfull and so on
@Jim Halfpenny I love Ragnar as a Character, but for his actions, he deserved it. Pretty much all of the characters in Vikings are horrible people (just like how powerful people usually are irl) which Is why I can root for a ruthless bastard like Ivar without reservation)
I'm behind several seasons but I'm actually hoping Floki gets killed off,he dishonored Ragnar several times and neverd fully payed for it.im also hoping the crippled plan gets killed off,he just annoys me
Jeff Evans Floki never did that, he was always loyal to Ragnar. Even when he killed Athelstan - it was out of love for Ragnar and to stop him from becoming christian.
People just tend to feel more positive thoughts and emotions about someone's death when it's someone you hate or you think deserved it. Ragnar's sons decided that Aella would pay for executing their father by giving him the same fate, according to their customs. Aella was begging, blubbering and just about shitting his pants before they killed him. He realizes that his offer of riches wasn't going to work, and yes, they were going to kill him, and he is absolutely petrified.
Brutal scene. But the actual setting of it is so beautiful. The forest, the rain, how grey and dreary everything looks. God, I hate Summer so much. I want to live where it’s cold and rainy like this all year.
Remember though the blood eagle was more of a gruesome display than a means of execution. You'd die long before the got to the lungs. Either from blood loss, shock or asphyxiation
If someone murdered my father, then offered me gold or silver....it’d be an insult. They’d surely die a brutal death then. My fathers life is worth more than any gold or silver. And if they take me as someone who would treasure that more than my father, that’s a double insult.
I’d take the gold and silver….. then do what I was gonna do anyway. Let them feel the insult of being given false hope and lost treasure then their excruciating demise.
This was an amazing series and Vikings Valhalla was an amazing prequel. Dad and I used to watch Vikings together, it was the last really good thing on the History channel except for the occasional documentary series now❤😢 "I hear your god is a carpenter...so am I!" One of Ivan the terrible's best lines.
0:37 I always believed that among all of Ragnar's sons, it was Ubbe who really cared about Ivar, it is my first time to realize it was him that carried Ivar from the cart ❤
Crazy how horrible it must be having your hands nailed to a piece of wood and knowing that was a pleasure compared to what was coming next. That is one of the most brutal deaths I've seen on screen.
As soon as the upper chest is penetrated, the diaphragm cannot draw air into the lungs and the victim will quickly pass out and then die for lack of oxygen to the brain.
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Back when people enjoyed the great outdoors! Free of distracting cell phones and violent videogames!
J S ahahahaha
What boomers say: Everyone's using cellphones, and playing violent video games!! Can't they be satisfied with the things i used to use when i was a kid!?
Boomers life when they were young: this video
what younger generations actually do: Thank the bus driver, feed their minecraft dog, watch a Swedish man play minecraft.
Just people living life
Josie Sisler no
@@sylerjoa boomers where know by the previous generation as soft, and always whining about everything, the hippie peace loving generation xD
And this was way before boomers, or even before generations taxonomy started xD
Good of them to heat the knife so he doesn't get an infection
They didn't even get a "thanks" or anything
Ha ha. Yes. Infections can be nasty things.
It was done so he didn’t die bleeding out
Jorge Funes jr the infection comment was a joke. Have a sense of humor.
@@jordonpeters1793 actually I didn't realize that's why they did it. That was good information provided by Jorge.
i'll never ever get enough of ragnar's voice saying
how the little piglets will grunt
when they hear how the old boar suffered
He knew his sons would avenge him!!!! The King should've let him go right there!
Piggies*
AND I WELCOME THE VALKYRIES, TO SUMMON ME HOME!!!!
I felt sorry for him in ways ! He should have knew better to fk wit Ragnar
Same
I think its touching when brothers bond doing hobbies they all share.
gwts ya right in the feels
Lmfao😂
Warms the heart doesn't it?
Lol 😂
Yep!
He knew he was going to die, he just didn't know how. You can see the terror in his eyes and hear it in his voice.
Han fortjente det
well, thats what you get when you fight back !
@@SpaceDT Så jævilg og.
I'm sure "the lord" will save him. lol
It's called acting
makes you realise how badass Jarl Borg was to not scream in his blood eagle
Yeah that dude went out like a boss
Well idk if you remember the rule was if you screamed during the blood eagle you wouldn’t make it to Valhalla so I guess for Vikings it was far more important not to let out a peep
Yeah, also... How unrealistic it was 🤨
Jarl Borg didn't scream because he wanted to go to Valhalla, also don't forget that Ælle got his hands nailed to the log he was laying on during the blood eagle
@@kipkorn2037 lol 'didn't scream because...'
If somebody's hacking through your spine with a tomahawk after tearing away your flesh, screaming comes as standard.
People now: video games make people violent!
Vikings: *Laughs in ancient scandinavian*
hä hä hä
Well generation man...
Vikings lived violent video games irl lmao
Idk what's funny about that? Videogames are gay
@@NichtNameee I don't take anyone who calls anything "gay" seriously. It's like.... are you 12?
I love floki's face during it! Just watching his best friends sons getting revenge, you can tell he's enjoying it! 😂
He's like: "I'm proud of you all"😂
Not only that but ivar being face to face with the man well he’s being tortured.
Pretty sure he’s the one who nailed his hands to the posts. 😂
Floki is Ragnar's most loyal friend the death of Ragnar really broked my heart 😢
floki loved Rgnar as a brother. He suffered his ignominious death as much as his sons
Oh the good old days when the brothers were all on the same side
Let's all be brothers on the same side again, and do the blood eagle on our enemies.
Someone's never read the bible.
@David Hacking-Bonilla You don't have to be religious to read the bible.
@@theycallhimed1228 say wut?
@@WolfCourtaud Im saying I hear alot of stories of brotehr on brother violence.
Founding of Rome for example was a factor of that.
No phone in sight... just people enjoying the moment!
perfect content for ig live
Tyrues Logan Paul type stuff
Youre a Viking descendants? Youre name sounded like from Viking's related.
Stop stealing comments
So it would seem
1000 degree knife vs Aella
They didnt even use the heated knife for jarl borg, clearly this guy got the extra pain lol
The blade heated knotz & scorches the flesh leaving less blood to exit if dun correct it's to keep them alive combined wit getting ya bak ripped/slit & ya fkn ribs popped
The knife was heated so that aella wouldnt die of severe blood loss
1k degree win
Hello guys techrax here
The fact that this dude thought he was just gonna kill Ragnar and nothing was gonna happen or if something did happen he could handle it easily made this so much better
@@johnbiggans3514
Seriously bad, John?
Earlier in this series King Aella had a general of his, who had lost a battle to the Vikings, tossed into the same pit of vipers.
In real life/the saga he found out it was Ragnar who he had thrown into the pit only after he threw him in and tried to get him out as quickly as possible but Ragnar still died from the poison
The way ubba smiles when the blood splats on his face really topped the scene 👌👌👌
I love that part too seriously
Amen, Hvitserk laughing is great too
Ubba was an absolute gem
best boy
both satisfying and unsettling
“I’ve been told your God’s a carpenter. And guess what? So am I.”
When a scary looking, pissed off Viking tells you this...you immediately know it’s not going to end well for you.
I think you mean it's not going to end well
@@Ricky911_ Yeah, got it. Fixed it.
Lol hell yeah
*Builds a beautiful house*
Floki: told ya
in the meantime the vikings disappeared into history and became followers of a carpenter
On another episode of keep up with the lothbroks
Their last name is actually Ragnarsson. Lothbrok was Ragnar’s nickname.
@@JRF1004 their where could the lothbrok sons
Made me laugh, thx
Loathing with the Lothbrocks
@@JRF1004 so vikings got there last name just by adding son to their fathers names?
I love how ivar said his dad's is worth more than gold and silver shows how much they love their father
It's not just that. Ragnarr was a symbol.
A symbol that was tarnished. Ælla's death righted more than one wrong.
I always thought a better line for Ivar would have been:
"Anything? Anything?? Very well. We'll spare your life..... (dramatic pause)..... if you bring our father back to life."
@@operatorchakkoty4257 says you. Ivar was a coward & exploited his father's memory.
@@itsjustme8947 why.... seriously why do you think that line would be better? chances are we only know of Ragnar because of his death. I mean lol what did Ivar do other then be ragnar's son.
@@craighanson-rc1md It would have been something cold to say. Nothing more, nothing less. Does THAT satisfy you??
You just gotta respect this guy for his acting, he looks so terrified, and miserable pleading.
It takes talent to play a character so well people hate you for it. He was amazing at playing the cocky abusive king who abused his power but then later is shown to really be a sniveling coward who begs and pleads for his life.
@@chrisgorman3997 Yeah, mate. I mean like, legit - feeling bad for the character who killed Ragnar. Top notch acting, Bravo, hat's off.
@@chrisgorman3997 who the fuck would not cry and begs for forgivness knowing that they will torture and kill you? Man this movie is hella realistic but the part where ragnar didn’t cry was so unrealistic. Anyone would cry for help.
@@chrisgorman3997 Also he didn’t abuse his power. Ragnar and his fellow vikings did. King aelle only defended his country
@@chrisgorman3997 its such great acting talent
The hot knife was to cauterize the big incision that was made down his back. Cauterizing stops that cut from bleeding so he won’t die of blood loss. It was a methodical and cruel way to kill him, which I’m sure was exactly the point. To set him out on a display is meant as both a message to others not to cross them and of their ferocity, aswell as a tribute that their father could see from Valhalla. Revenge for their fathers death is not only about righting a wrong that was done to them. It was also about helping to make sure that Valhalla was the place he went and not hel.
Interesting. I thought it was just done to cut through the flesh easily. Because the king does seem to die from blood loss by the end.
@Joshua Mooney they didn’t believe in god. Their religion is 3000 years older than Christianity. I appreciate your dedication to the god you serve but your rules don’t apply to everyone else, sorry to burst your bubble homie.
@@jessicadoctordresimmons7042 what?
There are no major arteries in the back, so he couldn't have bled out from an incision like that so quickly.
The hacking of the ribs is a much more traumatic/damaging process.
@@leblubblab two massive cuts to the back and then skinning him will cause a lot of blood loss, the point of the knife being hot was to stop that loss of blood
"I've heard your God was a carpenter... Well... So am I"
That line still gives me chills
Floki remembering the parts of the bible that arrange him like.. xDDD
All of them "badass warriors" kissed the same book that was written in some time later
@@orthodoxcrusader8568 awww aren't you just so proud of yourself with your little Christian colonization?
@@AbbyWhisperWitch it's not little and yes I'm proud
@@orthodoxcrusader8568 Good for you, I'm proud of my faith too...but I don't go bragging all over the place about in a desperate effort to show how holy and glorious I am
Ivar in this scene is so chilling and the sounds despite the silence of the scene is amazing. I can’t imagine what that guy thought watching Ivar crawling to him and smiling in his face.
psychotic insanity...
@@marktwaine9344 lol redundant af. If you’re psychotic you’re insane but just because you’re insane doesn’t mean you’re psychotic.
The grin on Ubbe's face when the blood spattered him was glorious.
Yup. Ya know, as the series progressed, Ubbe really grew on me. Especially at the end when he finds Floki and sees the drawing...."Ragnar!".
@@antontonable Ubbe and Floki reuniting made me happy cry 🥲
Spoke to me genetically
The degree of terror gets turned up so much higher when creepy little ivar comes crawling up and seems to be getting high on the whole thing
and staring aella dead in the eye
Can we appreciate the talent of the actors, more specifically ivan's acting?? all the raw screaming, his expressions, the emotions, plus the scene in general, you could feel the tension, so fuckin real dude. No doubt one of the best scenes in the show.
When I see Bjorn on the show, I always think "my how the district 1 tribute from Hunger Games has grown into a man!"
That's because they really did it to the guy. No acting...
Ivar being half an inch from King Aella's face as he was dying to burn the image of the Vikings in his mind. The last thing Aella saw was the evil smile of Ivar's.
Part of me felt very sorry for Aella. The other part remembered that he took Ragnar away from us and laughed when his back was being opened.
Hamza Changazi ragnars took himself and planting the seed of hatred for the monarchy of England. This was his plan to have the Horsemen blood in the English people. Ragnars and Ivars blood is in ALL the English power people such as the queen and all of her siblings. Ivar spent the rest of his life and so did many others that were sired by ragnars sons in England. Look it up you'll be surprised on what you find out. I was
@mark houghton That doesn't make him innocent. He threw a guy in a snake pit in Season 1, just for the heck of it. He was an incompetent ruler, but as far as his quarrel with the Vikings, yes, he was only defending his own Kingdom.
Stephen Hart he was actually king of Dublin and did some interesting stuff in Ireland.
Not to mention denying him an honorable burial
@@stephenhart3584 ragnar didnt have any known sons and ragnar lothbrok is a myth made up of multiple stories of probably different people as hes recorded to have died more than a handful of times
The best is Ubbe smiling when he gets hit in the face with blood
It's that money shot that brings a smile....
@@levilopez9264 Viking porn. It's all blood/death fetish stuff.
during period, vikings tend to have red beards.
the female period I mean.
@@bra-balllegend3940 not really
They know blood is life and when it falls on you. You're bless by the God's. It's Odens will.
Damn Jarl Borg is a badass that he survive the torture till the end of the ritual
And without uttering a noise
@@jackbelmont4389 He did scream tho
@@vide0gameCaster He didn't tho
Well, he'd have died out of shock and suffocated as soon as the first rib cracked open. You don't survive an entire ritual, the body will kill itself before that. But it is pretty badass.
Bjorn gave Jarl borg mushrooms just before he met his maker
I just love how he begged for his life and pleaded knowing damn well he wouldn't give any of them mercy
I´ve been told your God is a carpenter...and guess what? So am I !!!
T Onizuka that was a hilarious line. The guy who portrays floki is awesome.
So badass
The Son of God was a carpenter, get it right
*your
@@pingpongpung yeah exactly cos nobody cares
I like the subtle brutality detail of heating the knife so the wounds were cauterized (to a degree) and he didn’t lose as much blood, so he would stay alive as long as possible. It’s a subtle but terrifying detail.
His sons are all badass. But Ivar. That's another level. He really want's to see the life leaving someones body. The pain before that. The suffering. Oh that boy is just another level.
Apparently being a murderer who mass raped and slaughtered and enslaved women and children is what qualifies for badass now lmao.
in real life these guys died sad and alone and in pain at the end of an English blade. as they should have for their many crimes.
He was more terrifying than his father
Baby that’s not badass, that’s sadism and malice
Ragnar taught him to be that way.
Disgusting that you think this is “another level”. It’s pure sadism and evil.
I love when ivar says,”our father is worth far more than gold and silver” and it pans to bjorn/ubbe and they’re like yup 😤
Ubbe basked and relished the execution, Hvitserk and Sigurd were happy with the sweet feeling of revenge, Ivar was captivated by the ritual and only Bjørn was slightly shaken as he had the best seat in the house.
Seemed like Sigurd was a bit freaked out by it tbh
@@joshvision9501 Sigurd was definitely disgusted, and I'm pretty sure Bjorn was just enraged, probably thinking of his father.
@@derkreuzritter6789 I agree with you especially about Bjorn.❤
He was probably thinking, "Shit, I can only do this once!"
Ubbe basked it so much he wanted to replicate it on Vinland, shame that guys was such a bitch to even start the blood eagle
"How the little piggies will grunt, when they hear how the old boar suffered"
F. Format The little piggies are Ragnar's children. He has called them little pigs lots of times and when mentioning himself, he would call himself an old boar.
If you remember from one of the first episodes in season one, Ragnar says "it's a fine thing when a little pig teaches an old boar a lesson". Ragnar said this when Bjorn told Ragnar and Lagertha off for fighting.
@F. Format its really obvious what it means
@@Emmaylee29 without even knowing that it's so blatentlty obvious what it means he must be trolling
@F. Format because according to history its what he said before he died and i think its obvious what it means as do most people
That phrase is the final thing Ragnar Lothbrok spoke before he died historically
Floki getting up in the King’s face is probably the scariest thing I’ve seen in this show. It shows truly how ruthless Floki can be when he’s angry
Not just that,... the sheer fascination on Ivar's face, to see such pain expressed. Ivar really wánts to know how painful it is, it intrigues him
@@thegreenreaper6660I don't think it's really a morbid curiosity of pain.. Ivar idolised his father and was told to be ruthless. He is absolutely seething like Floki in this scene. Floki and Ivar had such a lovely for Ragnar. It's not just Ivar watching like a serial killer- he specifically wants his "heathen" face and smile to be the last thing the Christian King sees. His smile is more ... Soaking up the justice of avenging his father and watching the man who did it perish. I'm sure anyone would feel pretty similar if their beloved was thrown into a snakepit and tortured to death. Aella underestimated a Vikings pure rage.. think that's the scariest Flokis been in the entire series. Ivar simply wants to see him suffer - he's not curious about the pain, he's SAVOURING it because that man took his dad. And because he wants Aella to see his face. Making Aella watch Ivars smiling blood splattered face as he's carved open, as a Christian, was added torture. Just as Floki when he's smiling at Aella- it's not a happy smile per say. They're furious. And they're gonna revel in ending the man who ended the man they love.
Breathing in the fresh and clean outdoor air while spending quality time with family and friends.. Love it!
He screamed so he's not getting into Valhalla
He was never going into Valhalla in the first place lol
no valhalla and no heaven, he deserver hell
@@bnadalon9299 We all deserve hell. Thats why we should forgive. Whoever don't forgives will not be forgiven his sins and will suffer for them. Are you ready to meet your maker? Are you ready for the judgement of Jesus Christ?
@@Bjoern_Weber Forgiveness is not the way to Valhøll. Either you are taken by the Walkyries to the great hall , if you died during battle, or go to Fólkvangr, Freyja's field.
We will feast with Óðinn and prepare for Ragnarøk.
@@Bjoern_Weber WHY!!??because the one who made us designed us to be falible!!?? NO!
Even tho there’s a mutilated corpse nearby, it’s still adorable to see Floki giving Ivar a piggy back ride.
Lesson learned: don't kill a man who have many sons
Or kill his sons too (Like King Horik knew what to do)
@@tonyfear8128 and he was cross bow by torvi
That is one of the reasons male children were so valued !
Exactly fuck like I think history has taught as this let alone myths And media I have 4 older brothers
@@kkandsims4612 then? What are you waiting for? Go! Kill them!!
P/s: jk pls don't take it seriously.
What makes this more satisfying is that when Ælla and his men tortured and killed Ragnar, Ragnar didn't cry, beg, break, and didn't fear death. But when the Vikings punished and killed him, he cried, beg and even tried to bribe them, and was very scared, and hopeless.
Looks like Björn got all the Alpha genetics of ragnas sons.
Just as it is among wolf cubs, the firstborn most oftenly becomes the strongest
And because he is the offspring of 2 warriors while the others are not.
Bjorn is son of Rollo
@@solemgameinsights but they have different mothers
That’s because he had a shield maiden for a mother
This is insane on so many levels. The part that really struck was when he offered money for his life. Smh. U can see Floki gearing up and u know he's dead when floki push sigurd out the way to show off his carpeting skills
I actually can’t watch this without imagining the pain... I *shudder* at the thought
@Raun Smith u dont know how much pain can the human body actually takes before acting like passing out or just simply dying
i have seen so many torture vids and trust me humans dont die that fast
X they do this to white South African farmers as well?
@@jproux58 Brazilian drug lords do something similar. But instead of one tire, they use multiple tires covering the whole body of the victim then set them on fire. They call it the "microwave".
I cant feel anything with this pig aelle
@Bernie Grows
Yes, that's who it was primarily reserved for!! They also did it to Black Africans, their own people, if they thought they were being "too friendly" to the Whites.
And guess what. It still happens... Every day.
The actor who played the king, Thorbjørn Harr, who portrayed Jarl Borg of Götaland, who received the Blood Eagle, deserves an Academy Award. He had me feeling his pain. Utterly brutal. Well done.
Homeboy should have built the shit up out of his army after killing Ragnar. He had to have known a massive force of reckoning was coming for him. But no, his arrogance cost him his life
I mean, honestly, did he think that killing a king would end any differently?
Just a couple of brothers spending some quality bonding time ❤
Otterhound Blue
„I’ve been told your god is a carpenter and guess what...so am I”. Floki, one of my favorite Vikings. A great one.
When Floki says " I've been told you're God is a carpenter. Well guess what, so am I." Omfg CHILLS
Brutal: The hot knife down the back then his skin being peeled off
Hot: Seeing Lagertha sleep next to Astrid and Torvi
Chilling: Ivar watching Aella's life drain from his eyes up close and enjoying it
Hotel: Trivago
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@@Oliver0511 I'm dieing 😂😂😂
@@Oliver0511 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lagertha going full sisterhood
everyone's gangster until the sons of Ragnar pull up
This has to be the first pull up in history
ok i pull up
The blood eagle was not just opening up the back, it was pulling the lungs out so they would inflate and deflate as the victim tried to breath without the aid of their diaphragm muscles.
Human beings are such kind souls
@@SamuelBlack84 Don't worry there's very little evidence to suggest that it actually happened.
@@chrisbennett113 I'm sure it happened regardless. Don't be dissuaded by the levels of cruelty humanity can possess
@@SamuelBlack84 don't be pursuased by the negativity of the media. That kinda stupid broad statement works both ways.
@@chrisbennett113 I'm a cynical pessimist at heart
The whole cast was sooo amazing, miss this show
The blade was sharp and swift the swings
Which gave the king such lovely wings.
And on that night the king hung high - his royal wings spread in the sky.
HELL NAH LOL
They even gave him wings in the end.how nice and thoughtful ppl.
That’s why it’s called the Blood Eagle lol
I'm sorry, but each of Ragnar's sons in this scene should be a meme for the spectrum of emotion. They all were expressing different things 😂
Ubbe - Pleased
Hvitserk - Joyful
Sigurd - Horrified
Ivar - ?
Bjorn - Enraged
Louis FCNLUFC Ivar - Aroused
@@louisdnd934 Ivar - hundreds of orgasms
I thought Sigurd was going to vomit.
@@louisdnd934 lol Ivar was aroused
i love how Ivar crawled over during the Ceremony to get a close Look. He looked so fascinated .
He wanted to watch the life leave Aella's eyes.
When facing death everyone shows their real face
Except Ragnar who never faked
@@medaminehefnawi7963 If you're honest with yourself and with others, you'll be honest with death.
i don't care how tough you are,if any man could avoid that by begging he'd do it of course i mean christians,not the real men of the north.can't recall the viking king's name but when ragnar gave him the blood eagle he took it like a man and all the respects,still would of pissed and shit myself on knowing that was my fate.
@oldedude51 Well someone just went scientific on us all LOL
(interesting to know though)
oldedude51 came close to the moment myself but pulled through. Vehicle crash. Pinned starting to burn. Accepted it and felt no pain. Likely from the shock but still no fear or pain. Was pulled from the wreck before suffering too many burns. Had a very large injury above my left eye to the top of my left ear from the windshield pillar folding downward and pinning me. Anyway mostly wanted to say when you havw determined that the moment has arrived, your body releases enough endorphines to grant you pain free passage. I lived through and the pain of daily burn dressing changes by far excedes any pain that a human should endure
I love Floki here. “I hear your gif is a carpenter? Well guess what? So am I!” Such a badass
I dont think they had gifs back then
The amount of pain resulting from this kind of damage to the nervous system will probably cause the dude to go into shock and pass out pretty quickly. Not a very quick death for sure, but the suffering is not as drawn out as some of the other types of torture humans are capable of.
Even this King's daughter and earlier episode told him father I don't think even we are truly ready for the wrath of Ragnar's sons are going to bring upon our Kingdom
3:12
He screamed so loud the whole Europe heard and that caused Lagertha and King Ecbert to wake up
it caused such a big ruckus in england, just let the homies sleep
@@drownindesigner
Nothing so loud was ever heard since the Roman invasion of England
@@jasonchow6475England didn't exist then. It was the island of Britannia.
Is it just me or is Floki drawing Runes into the air with his hands ? Looks like he's cursing him with a spell
It is a ritual.
Nah,he's just shooing knats away.....
He was doing the sign of the cross to mock him
It was him mock drawing a cross
He always does that thing with his hand when the gods are involved, however I think here he was mocking the cross
Moral of the story: Don't kill a legend. (Ragnar).
Especially when he has many sons.
When the blood of the king splatters on Ubbes face he smiles. That is memorable.
The thing I enjoy most about the scene is that Aella killed Ragnar, who probably would have taken the offer of gold and silver over having him killed. But his children are a different story altogether and it's beautiful.
Ragnar had it planned, even though he would killed. He knew that once they heard about his death, his sons would come after Aella and avenge him, and that's exactly what happened.
Yea wouldnt have taken the offer of gold and silver if one of his loved ones were killed. Jarl borg threaten to kill his family and he got blood eagled. If a Christian was to kill one of his loved ones he’s getting blood eagled without a doubt
I have waited so long for this moment
thanks man
The craziest part of this scene for me is that you can actually hear the hot knife whistle as it cuts through his back 😵
To depict the evils of mankind in such a realistic way just goes to show you how amazing the actors were. It was both brilliant, and horrifying.
Chiropractors would have made a fortune back in those day's.
We, the Scandinavians were good chiropractors ive been told, as you can see here, surgeons was many in our ranks to. So...
Skål min broder, med vänliga hälsningar från trakterna runt Gamla Uppsala.
"The English hate the Vikings for this one weird trick!"
Ivar was somehow way more terrifying when he was crawling around like this.
that's the point
Poor Ælle. When you think about it, all he actually did was try to defend his kingdom and his people from invasion. The TV show made him out to be a complete dick but in real life he could have been a decent and honourable man who was simply doing his duty to his people
We never really got to see things from Aelle’s perspective bar a few occasions. The show chose to present things from the Viking’s perspectives.
History is written by the victors. Unfortunately we can go in circles forever and no matter what, both sides will feel justified in their actions and hurt by the others. An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind
@@lucaswilliams2292 Well, the show is called "Vikings", so... Yeah.
According to Anglo-Sacon records, yeah he was a dick.
Yeah, Aella was a world class dick. He ordered the murder of norse women and children living in the little villages set up along the English coast while the men were out fighting. It was supposed to demoralize them and make them want to leave. Thank the Gods he got what was coming to him.
I just watched Valhalla.
The greenlanders were dope but there's nothing like getting the old gang back together!
This show always does a great job with depicting culture and a highlight of that is how they depict religion and a culture/religion clash.
People seem to forget that it was the Vikings who attacked Aellas kingdom. Not the other way around.
No sure and Aelle was in the right to kill Ragnar, tough thing is the sons have full right to avenge their father. From their side it was not right, spec not a death like that.
Also Aelle was a horrible person. He killed one of his lords for nothing, treated his daughter like shit, was disrespectfull and so on
@Jim Halfpenny I love Ragnar as a Character, but for his actions, he deserved it. Pretty much all of the characters in Vikings are horrible people (just like how powerful people usually are irl) which Is why I can root for a ruthless bastard like Ivar without reservation)
@@Jow2002
And he was a fat bastard as well to top it off.
I'm behind several seasons but I'm actually hoping Floki gets killed off,he dishonored Ragnar several times and neverd fully payed for it.im also hoping the crippled plan gets killed off,he just annoys me
Jeff Evans Floki never did that, he was always loyal to Ragnar. Even when he killed Athelstan - it was out of love for Ragnar and to stop him from becoming christian.
Am I a soulless bastard for smiling and being overjoyed of this death in particular? I just reached this segment for the first time.
Yes.
it's worth it
People just tend to feel more positive thoughts and emotions about someone's death when it's someone you hate or you think deserved it. Ragnar's sons decided that Aella would pay for executing their father by giving him the same fate, according to their customs. Aella was begging, blubbering and just about shitting his pants before they killed him. He realizes that his offer of riches wasn't going to work, and yes, they were going to kill him, and he is absolutely petrified.
Brutal scene. But the actual setting of it is so beautiful. The forest, the rain, how grey and dreary everything looks. God, I hate Summer so much. I want to live where it’s cold and rainy like this all year.
Remember though the blood eagle was more of a gruesome display than a means of execution. You'd die long before the got to the lungs. Either from blood loss, shock or asphyxiation
this show is soooooo underrated!!! and bjorns death was so well done that my anger about the character being killed off dissipated.
stuff of legends...
"I've been told your God is a carpenter, well guess what,so am I."
That line and his look scared me.
If someone murdered my father, then offered me gold or silver....it’d be an insult. They’d surely die a brutal death then. My fathers life is worth more than any gold or silver. And if they take me as someone who would treasure that more than my father, that’s a double insult.
I’d take the gold and silver….. then do what I was gonna do anyway. Let them feel the insult of being given false hope and lost treasure then their excruciating demise.
@@Giveme1goodreason that's a smart idea actually lol
@@hush7359 you'd need to set up an ambush when his guys deliver it to you otherwise you wont be getting it
You would do shit, you are just a key board warrior without power
Yea id take the gold .
This was an amazing series and Vikings Valhalla was an amazing prequel. Dad and I used to watch Vikings together, it was the last really good thing on the History channel except for the occasional documentary series now❤😢
"I hear your god is a carpenter...so am I!" One of Ivan the terrible's best lines.
4:45 Flóki is drawing runes into the air. He's cursing Aelles Soul
I never noticed that. Makes Floki even cooler in my mind
@@Life_And_Things777 i always wondered what he was trying to do in scenes like that, runes seem badass
I wondered what he was doing. Thanks
Remember when aella burnt the knife and Ragnar barely reacted, aella is shutting himself when nothing has happened
0:17 Did Ivar just move his leg?
lmao wtf
Hell ya he did 😂😂
lmao
Wow I never noticed that hahaha
He can move his legs he just can't walk on them.
"You are mistaken. My father was worth way more than gold or silver."
4:06 " Well blood just splashed onto my face, that's nice "
Bjorn- *rips tunic
Aelle- AAAAHHH!
Hey! It was an expensive tunic.
this is a great parallel to the worthiness of jarl borg's death
He made the wrong choice, but at least he faced up to it. I'm sure he (the character) was taken to Folkvangr.
Ubbe carrying yvar is probably the first and last time we saw them show affection towards each other .
0:37 I always believed that among all of Ragnar's sons, it was Ubbe who really cared about Ivar, it is my first time to realize it was him that carried Ivar from the cart ❤
Joffrey baratheon
Ramsey bolton
King aella
Todd welker
The most satisfying deaths in television history
The guy who played Ælla also played Robert Baratheon.
Everybody gangsta til Vikings go chop chop
There is nothing like bringing the family together for some good old-fashioned fun.
While other's smiles were sinister, Hviserk's one was always cute
@S M ya, wtf. Gotta beware those cute smiles. It's a con
he was pleased
Crazy how horrible it must be having your hands nailed to a piece of wood and knowing that was a pleasure compared to what was coming next. That is one of the most brutal deaths I've seen on screen.
Ivar dragging Aelle behind his chariot. Exactly what I expected of him
It’s amazing how much, including WW2 and Holocaust documentaries, is censored on UA-cam out of fear of demonetization yet this just lets it rip.
Agree.
“Huh, well Ivar I think This proves it, he wasn’t cake after all”
It looks as if Bjorn is crying while the ritual is taking place.
As soon as the upper chest is penetrated, the diaphragm cannot draw air into the lungs and the victim will quickly pass out and then die for lack of oxygen to the brain.