The only reason this show didn't get an emmy is because its sponsored by History channel....if it would've been sponsored by HBO, AMC or CBS then it would've won countless Emmys....HBO, AMC etc have stronger influence than History Channel
Björn was the epitome of a 1st born. Arrogant, self-reliant, and proud...he sure did lose to a far weaker warrior/brother who was much smarter. (Thor and Loki)
In that case he's too similar to Ragnar. If you look at some scenes, Ragnar does a very similar thing. Not the same, because their body language is quite different, but very much similar.
Ragnar seems to instinctively know what all his sons think of him: Bjorn is no longer in awe of him; Sigurd resents him; Hvitserk is agitated by him; Ivar admires him without question; Ubbe is conflicted but ultimately relieved that he has returned.
@@nickcoker4293 Except for Ubbe, who said he hoped he never returns, as well as Hvistverg and Sigurd who claimed they'd kill him yet didn't do a thing.
I think the casting of hvisterk and sigur was way off, they look like kids. Too short, too thin and no facial hair. Shit sigur looks like a whore on the side of the road with that hair.
I think more than innocence it was his admiration fro Ragnar as a viking and finally seeing how ragnar carried himself and how people respected him and finally getting to see the legend he heard of his entire childhood
Whenever i am scared of somethint, i come here and learn a lesson from Ragnar. We are men, we have no limits. If you are afraid, that should not stop you. Because bravery only comes through fear. Without fear, there is no bravery
I love how the legend of Ragnar still scares people in the crowd. When transitions from the soft “Do it” to the yell people scream and jump back. Cracks me up
I love how it takes only minutes for everyone to remember why Ragnar is king. I also love how they bring Bjorn into the scene. For 5 minutes no one steps up to Ragnar then Bjorn shows up and instantly shows what kind of man Ragnar was looking for in the crowd.
Couldn't have said it better myself. Ragnar showed that he was still the forceful man he had been from the beginning, and Bjorn showed how alike they were. He also put his sons in their places with just one scene. Scared Hvitsrk, touched on Ivar, and intimidated Sigurd and Ubbe.
@@shahkrown See, even that was a strategic move. By doing that Ragnar removed, well, really the worst and most greedy people from Kattegat and never let them have the chance to return. Everything about his death and final voyage was thought out. He had dark moments in every season, 4 most of all, but he was never unworthy of the living, intelligent legend people made him out to be. Even in his worst failures, the settlement and Paris, he took boats up the cliff and showed the people what their future could be. Only the craftiest King in England and his own brother could defeat Ragnar Lothbrok.
@@karlzaynoun1403 i hope you are right, but as i already mentioned, he is doing other tv shows.. maybe some flashback with him, but he wont comeback.. :(
I've always felt like at this point in time and after that until his death. Ragnar feels like he's just done with the world. He misses the days when was younger, he had Lagertha, both his son & daughter, then Athelstan. He was but a farmer. He didn't want to be King. It always made me a little sad seeing him at this point. He was just done and wanted to end it all by letting himself be killed.
He said it in the one scene with Bjorn on the hill, “Power only comes to those willing to stoop low enough to pick it up” he never tried to be king, he just took on his obstacles when they approached and kept defeating the enemies that came before him
5:15 he smiled, at least one son of me have the balls to step forward 💪 And then badass Björn ironside, what a BOSS ... look how proud Ragnar looks at Björn 👌
He was testing his boys, He wanted to know what became of them, and they became honest, respectful young men, In a sense they could never take a sword up against their own father for kingship. Its about respect, And love. It was also ragnars way of putting all the weight of his crown on his boys..Right There they knew, not even they were ready for the burdens it carries.
He was testing his kids, but not for respect and love, but if they would do what they should have done rightfully (kill him). They actually failed the test, and it proved that they are still not men or ready to be leaders and that he is still the only one fit to be king.
In order for a boy to become a man, his father must die, in some form. Whether tht be figuratively or literally. They have to outgrow his influence in order to become their own unique selves
His eyes and character said it all, he was the only true Lion in the show. The show faded a lot when he left the picture, still good, but the impact he had was unparalleled.
The sons came up with anger in their eyes. They had imagined and fantasized exactly how this would go. They would come with rage and Ragnar would cower with them. Ragnar would slink back to Kattegat and apologize profusely. They had imagined it so clearly, they were CONFIDENT Ragnar would come back meek, ashamed and broken. They would be POWERFUL, STRONG, CONFIDENT and BOLD with their father. Their anger would be great! They would stare at him with hate and speak such strong words! They would challenge their father and their father would give up his kingship in submission without a fight, they KNEW IT! They said it many times at the dinner time, "If my father came back, I would run my sword through his gullet. Just let him show his face." When Ragnar showed up, they were ready to face him. Until they saw the defiance in Ragnar. There was no fear in Ragnar and he made it clear he would make no excuse or apology. And he challenged them directly. Lesson learned, boys?
There’s layers to it. They are warriors, they were not afraid, but the prospect of killing your father, watching the life recede from his eyes. Tht is something different. They were children, beholden only to what their emotions told them to think. But their anger was likely born from pain, from feeling abandoned and confused. I’m sure seeing him again was a rush of to many emotions to handle. I just highly doubt they were afraid
His voice too....everything about the two are similar. I know if the show wrotes some similar adventures or virtues for Bjorn Im pretty sure he would be a copy and paste of Rhagnar. Alex is amazing, just like how Bjorn responded to Rollo when Rollp told him he was his real father. Bjorn was spot on.
@@snakebae6259 exactly vikings are human too...vikings did love, it says so in the eddas...people are so brainwashed by this show although it is very close to reality
One of the greatest ragnar moments easily the way hes making eye contact and breathing thrpugh his nose like a dam tiger...i just now realized a great little nuance i never caught...everyone there is either shocked or terrified except one. Ivar just looking up like "my dad is the goat"
I feel like out of all his children he would have wanted Ubbe to rule. He knows out of them all he was the best suited to rule as he had no ambition to rule. It is a great moment when he turns around to see Ubbe has come forward, he seems almost proud .
The end of this scene was so perfect - after all the drama with "the boys", up walks the one son who probably would not have hesitated to take Ragnar up on the offer of killing him.
+ And Ragnar knows, by his wry smile, when Bjorn confidently steps through the crowd and confronts him, his son Bjorn is the only one worthy of being king.
There's something about the venom in his voice when he says to Ubbe "Are you afraid? Be a man" that fucks me up. This whole episode just had me in a state of melancholy. Made me realise that so matter how big your legacy is, how epic your stories are, time will take you just like everyone else.
A great warrior. Conquered places and made himself a legend by proving himself in battle. Nowadays, peoples get conquered by letting people in that have 20 kids Mustafo, eventually, they will live like rats.
In my opinion, If ubbe wasn't the one in front of Ragnar, the outcome would have been unpleasant, you can see it in their eyes, ubbe seemed more sympathetic towards Ranger than the others, he chose his father's pride over his own, I respect him for that, both of the actors did an amazing job, Travis not getting an award is a crime😭
I loved watching this years ago (miss ragnar and miss watching vikings) but my have black tiktok done even more magic with this scene. Got me ready to rewatch all of Vikings again.
I love how the boys were mouthing out about Ragnar just before this, but when they actaully came face to face with the old boar the little piggies froze. I think they all realised in that moment why Ragnar was so legendary
Notice he never gave to option to Ivar? It is no question Ragnar loves ivar, but imagine the disrespect Ivar must feel that Ragnar did not think him capable because of his legs.
He didn't ask Ivar, because he knew the other two wouldn't. He rubbed Ivar's head instead of asking, cause he was who Ragnar knew would become the fiercest of the group. He brought him to England at the last for the same reason.
@@seanmwhite121708 Hvitserk one of the softest? We've seen already that Hvitserk very clearly isn't soft, he's just as brutal as Ivar if a tad less ambitious. Do you not remember Hvitserk in York? Maybe Ragnar thought Hvitserk was soft, but if he did then he definitely didn't know his sons "pretty well". And would Ragnar see Ubbes rational approach as 'soft'? Floki would maybe see him as soft for wanting to talk with the Christians and have peace, but I don't think Ragnar would since he felt the same way. It really does just seem like Ragnar underestimated Ivar and didn't even consider him. First Ragnar tried to kill Ivar because he thought he wouldn't survive. Then he treated Ivar differently to his other sons throughoutnIvars childhood. Then the next bit of evidence is this scene, he doesn't give Ivar the choice to "be King". Next Ragnar 'asked' Ivar to come to England with him last, and in fact didn't even really ask. At first he just said "you're coming" which is demeaning in itself since it removed the choice from Ivar. Ivar had to demand that Ragnar treats him with the same respect he gives to his brothers and asks him - "not unless you ask me...". Then, this one someone has already said, once they were in Wessex Ragnar told Ivar that he *did* think Ivar was weak because of his legs, but that he now knows he was wrong (this realisation is *after* this scene). Finally, before Ragnar was taken to be delivered to Aelle, he told Ivar that everyone he ever meets will underestimate him. How does Ragnar know this? Because Ragnar himself underestimated Ivar. It really does seem like he didn't give Ivar the choice because he didn't think he was strong enough, all the evidence suggests that was the case. It would just be out of character if for this one scene Ragnar decided Ivar was too strong. The whole point of their story was Ragnar realising he was wrong about Ivar, to suddenly assume Ragnar knew about the real Ivar as soon as he returned to Kattegat takes away from that story.
James Love I agree with the most part but hvitserk is soft ngl this dude gets scared easy. Ragnar scared him in this scene and Bishop hegmund did the exact same thing and hvitserk got scared. He is a great warrior but out of the 4 brothers left he is the softest
Even an old and tattered Ragnar still had that authority and charisma. No one dared to challenge him, even when he was begging them to. He was still as fierce and intimidating as ever. The look he gives Ubbe right before he says “You wanna be king Ubbe.” Is almost like he recognizes himself most in Ubbe.
It's literally crazy that being an dangerous man on earth, every kingdom in the world talking about one person, and that person not even care about that... Great !...late Viking times might be collapsed and destroyed but they all had lived adventurous life that most of us wish to have💔
I don’t know why it took so long to realize but Ragnar has the signature blue combat ready eyes here. Anyone who grabbed that sword was grabbing at the valkyrie’s feathers.
I remember thinking: Ragnar is coming back, after a very long time. I wonder how is he going to act, how is he going to convince his people? And was thinking that there is no way they are going to pull this off and the scene is going to be shit anyway. Then I watched this unfold, and was left speechless. This is genius. Travis is flawless, the writing and directing are on point, this is just too good. With Ragnar they never missed.
That fact that Travis Fimmel never got an award for his role as Ragnar is an absolute crime.
True
People like Leonardo Dicaprio are getting dumped for oscars so i dont think they will ever give an award to travis for His MASTERPIECE !
Awards don’t mean shit
Were there awards then? Only glory!!!
The only reason this show didn't get an emmy is because its sponsored by History channel....if it would've been sponsored by HBO, AMC or CBS then it would've won countless Emmys....HBO, AMC etc have stronger influence than History Channel
Bjorn walk up at the end was epic. The one son who wasnt afraid or in awe of him the one son who could even handle the weight of being king.
Alexander Ludwig was in grown-ups 2
fuck ya, Bjorn was like Ragnar no fear
@@BlxziinFearless, but plain stupid. Ivar on the other hand was the smartest. Perhaps a poor leader but achived probably more fame than Bjorn Ironside
@@JawBreaker1. Ivar the Incel
Björn was the epitome of a 1st born. Arrogant, self-reliant, and proud...he sure did lose to a far weaker warrior/brother who was much smarter. (Thor and Loki)
Nothing like a family reunion and slapping your son in the face 😂
🤣
Haaha
My father does that the whole time even though we live with each other
That's just how vikings come over for the holidays
And in front of company no less.
Not me. Not I.
Momma's gone hear about this
I keep coming back for this moment. What a solid performance. I don't think the real Ragnar was so badass as Travis!
same, the show was never the same without him
Wait Ragnar Lothbrok is a real person!?
@@tobiramasenju3064 Yes. Most of the main characters are real.
@@nosferadamus Wow!
I didin't know any of these people are real!
@Evan O'Keeffe what's dubious?
Is this an english word?
Bjorn and his body language cracks me up every time
He's got the body language of a sassy black women
In that case he's too similar to Ragnar.
If you look at some scenes, Ragnar does a very similar thing. Not the same, because their body language is quite different, but very much similar.
Facts lmao
You can do it too
@@ragingsaviorkami9862 Bjorn is Chinese version of Ragnar, Ivar is Ragnars true heir.
Ragnar seems to instinctively know what all his sons think of him: Bjorn is no longer in awe of him; Sigurd resents him; Hvitserk is agitated by him; Ivar admires him without question; Ubbe is conflicted but ultimately relieved that he has returned.
Facts
Yes, regardless, they all admire their father and respect his legacy, especially as a Viking.
@@nickcoker4293 Except for Ubbe, who said he hoped he never returns, as well as Hvistverg and Sigurd who claimed they'd kill him yet didn't do a thing.
@@j-dawg4774 he didn’t say anything i thought? and bjorn called them crazy between the lines
This is the biggest I heard you were talking shit moment
I love how Hvitserk said if Ragnar ever returned he would kill him and then when he does return he freezes
Talk is cheap and words are wind
Funny cause in the end Hvisterk becomes the most brutal killer other than Ivar among the sons.
@@Golgari213 meh he still sucks
@@vikingbeachbum words are your bond, that’s if you want to be strong.
I think the casting of hvisterk and sigur was way off, they look like kids. Too short, too thin and no facial hair. Shit sigur looks like a whore on the side of the road with that hair.
Ivar so innocent in this scene...
I think more than innocence it was his admiration fro Ragnar as a viking and finally seeing how ragnar carried himself and how people respected him and finally getting to see the legend he heard of his entire childhood
Innocent? He had already killed another person as a child
@@chiggy3456 you got to start early in the Viking industry
@@britneychase6000 yea I agree but still not innocent ha
@@chiggy3456 lol
"I was you leader and I JuSt LeFt!" Cracks me up lol
Yeah he is a bit goofy but that's why I like him
Moment of testosterone
When Ragnar said are you a man or something I questioned my self
My little tribute to Ragnar is here:
ua-cam.com/video/ll0raV4mDL0/v-deo.html
Got to be when your outnumbered.
Whenever i am scared of somethint, i come here and learn a lesson from Ragnar. We are men, we have no limits. If you are afraid, that should not stop you. Because bravery only comes through fear. Without fear, there is no bravery
I never realized how good the music was in this scene
It's the worst music I've ever heard. Those terrible drums
@@eddsonshetunyenga9761 that’s your opinion
@@eddsonshetunyenga9761 lol there’s always that one guy
@@eddsonshetunyenga9761 u have bad taste now
absolutely
Stay back, he’s got blue eyes !!
Max Mazeltov I’ve always had blue eyes !!
Great comment 😂
😂
Hahahaha
DAMN RIGHT. BLUE EYES !
I love how the legend of Ragnar still scares people in the crowd. When transitions from the soft “Do it” to the yell people scream and jump back. Cracks me up
Yeah bro. Hahaha loved how they created this elements to add to the legend.
“KING…UUPAAH!!! Smirks…
I love how it takes only minutes for everyone to remember why Ragnar is king. I also love how they bring Bjorn into the scene. For 5 minutes no one steps up to Ragnar then Bjorn shows up and instantly shows what kind of man Ragnar was looking for in the crowd.
Hello Rosie 👋 how are you doing today?
Except everyone still hated him. He had to pay with the treasures he got from paris to get 3 ships worth of people
Couldn't have said it better myself. Ragnar showed that he was still the forceful man he had been from the beginning, and Bjorn showed how alike they were. He also put his sons in their places with just one scene. Scared Hvitsrk, touched on Ivar, and intimidated Sigurd and Ubbe.
@@shahkrown See, even that was a strategic move. By doing that Ragnar removed, well, really the worst and most greedy people from Kattegat and never let them have the chance to return. Everything about his death and final voyage was thought out. He had dark moments in every season, 4 most of all, but he was never unworthy of the living, intelligent legend people made him out to be. Even in his worst failures, the settlement and Paris, he took boats up the cliff and showed the people what their future could be.
Only the craftiest King in England and his own brother could defeat Ragnar Lothbrok.
I never understood why Travis never became a huge name in Hollywood. He's bloody handsome and his acting is brilliant in this show.
I believe he said he hates acting he only did viking so he can buy a real farm
I'll be honest some of the other stuff he's in isn't that good to me. He played the role of Ragnar perfect. Maybe that's all I see him as.
Lmao when he said to Ivar "There is no mistaking you" and his smile slowly faded as he realised why he recognises him
How does he recognise him?
@@mercado3024 Ivar is his crippled son. Crippled kids did not live. Ivar lived in royalty.
@@gin.gefilms thank you
he is so fking amazing in this scene, damn, i miss him so much in Vikings.. not the same without him, every scene with him was amazing !!
He's not really dead ... he will be back so if u want to explain reply here ..
@@karlzaynoun1403 No he wont be back, he is already doing other series.
@@karlzaynoun1403 He seemed pretty dead to me
Season 6 coming soon andd you'll see
@@karlzaynoun1403 i hope you are right, but as i already mentioned, he is doing other tv shows..
maybe some flashback with him, but he wont comeback.. :(
this scene alone makes Ragnar my favorite character of all time
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I've always felt like at this point in time and after that until his death. Ragnar feels like he's just done with the world. He misses the days when was younger, he had Lagertha, both his son & daughter, then Athelstan. He was but a farmer. He didn't want to be King. It always made me a little sad seeing him at this point.
He was just done and wanted to end it all by letting himself be killed.
He was a conqueror at heart.
yeah he said many times he love to travel, to explore, to fight, not to carry King's duty, or take responsible for other's stupidity
He said it in the one scene with Bjorn on the hill, “Power only comes to those willing to stoop low enough to pick it up” he never tried to be king, he just took on his obstacles when they approached and kept defeating the enemies that came before him
@LadySeraphineCC - Beautifully said.
@Jax Teller why? Just why? Being rude for no reason. You sound like a bully.
5:15 he smiled, at least one son of me have the balls to step forward 💪 And then badass Björn ironside, what a BOSS ... look how proud Ragnar looks at Björn 👌
That's ubbe
Sadly looks can be deceiving. I for one think ubbe would make a much better king then Bjorn.
@@rorieb20 Exactly Ubbe is Smart
@@teresacastro407 no it’s bjorn
@@Glory-Compass bjorn was ragnars right hand man. He not only deserves the throne more than any of them, he's also the wisest
The way he switches emotion on a dime is so fucking impressive
Ivar is so genuinely happy to see his dad
Not for that, just for his kingship
@@ajmalps6836 lol stop tripping, Ivar admired his father
@@Nephis. when,
@@ajmalps6836 since he was a child, he was raised by Floki, of course he would admire Ragnar, Floki is the biggest Ragnar fanboy
He was testing his boys, He wanted to know what became of them, and they became honest, respectful young men, In a sense they could never take a sword up against their own father for kingship.
Its about respect, And love. It was also ragnars way of putting all the weight of his crown on his boys..Right There they knew, not even they were ready for the burdens it carries.
Especially in those times being king came with a heavy demand on your abilities decision making and on your conscience
Or. Ragnar wants that "warrior's death" that will grant him a ticket to valhalla or heaven whatever.
@@susandinosaur732 he no longer believed in the gods at that point, i agree with cody wolf, he was testing his children
He was testing his kids, but not for respect and love, but if they would do what they should have done rightfully (kill him). They actually failed the test, and it proved that they are still not men or ready to be leaders and that he is still the only one fit to be king.
In order for a boy to become a man, his father must die, in some form. Whether tht be figuratively or literally. They have to outgrow his influence in order to become their own unique selves
One of the best acting performances, Travis does an amazing job in every solo/all attention on him scene. From sad to passionate.
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The casting choices are perfect 👌
Except for Sigurd tbh
People can say what they want about ubbe, but he was the only one with the balls to step up.
I wonder if ubbe stepped up to take over the throne or to be closer with ragnar.
Bjorn strolls in and Ragnar knows he needs a completely different speech to convince him now XD
😭😭 you acting like Ragnar couldn’t handle his own flesh and blood 💀
His eyes and character said it all, he was the only true Lion in the show. The show faded a lot when he left the picture, still good, but the impact he had was unparalleled.
I always thought that. His eyes had to be cgi so blue.
@@micahjones2446 Yeah could be CGI although my point was more the "intensity" of his gaze rather than the color of his eyes.
@@turbonbc right
It is not only ragnars rage but also his smirky smile, when some serious moments and fights with other kings came up. Great on screen behaviour
The sons came up with anger in their eyes. They had imagined and fantasized exactly how this would go. They would come with rage and Ragnar would cower with them. Ragnar would slink back to Kattegat and apologize profusely. They had imagined it so clearly, they were CONFIDENT Ragnar would come back meek, ashamed and broken. They would be POWERFUL, STRONG, CONFIDENT and BOLD with their father. Their anger would be great! They would stare at him with hate and speak such strong words! They would challenge their father and their father would give up his kingship in submission without a fight, they KNEW IT! They said it many times at the dinner time, "If my father came back, I would run my sword through his gullet. Just let him show his face."
When Ragnar showed up, they were ready to face him.
Until they saw the defiance in Ragnar. There was no fear in Ragnar and he made it clear he would make no excuse or apology. And he challenged them directly.
Lesson learned, boys?
Except Ivar was like "yay, daddy"
There’s layers to it. They are warriors, they were not afraid, but the prospect of killing your father, watching the life recede from his eyes. Tht is something different. They were children, beholden only to what their emotions told them to think. But their anger was likely born from pain, from feeling abandoned and confused. I’m sure seeing him again was a rush of to many emotions to handle. I just highly doubt they were afraid
except Ivar obvously, Ivar was just like nice
Ragnar's character just looked magical/mystical - the design of his character was amazing - the eyes especially.
Ragnar in Russia ua-cam.com/video/hN0oUlypJ1g/v-deo.html
One of the best moments of Vikings. And Bjorn's face when he appears is superb
Watching this scene, I noticed just how similar bjorn’s body language is to ragnar’s. Shows how much effort Alex Ludwig put into his performance.
His voice too....everything about the two are similar. I know if the show wrotes some similar adventures or virtues for Bjorn Im pretty sure he would be a copy and paste of Rhagnar. Alex is amazing, just like how Bjorn responded to Rollo when Rollp told him he was his real father. Bjorn was spot on.
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4:55 when he rubs Ivar's head and then tries to wipe his fingers off like there was something in his hair haha
Like ugh nigga you got dandruff
@@uglyass9084 nah frfr 🤣🤣🤣🤣
3:43 look at that guy's face 😂
Ragnar is like "take the sword, kill me!"
And he's like "uh, I just got here.."
LMMFAO
“Sir this is a Wendy’s”
Anytime I watch this video I have to read this comment because I just laugh and laugh.
Hahaha
That guy totally looked like he could be King, though👍
I know they're Viking and supposed to be ruthless but when Ragnar grabs Ubbe and the kid inside Ubbe just sinks into Ragnar's chest is so powerful.
they were humans too, no matter how much of a monster both sides are, a link between a father and his child never vanishes.
@@snakebae6259 exactly vikings are human too...vikings did love, it says so in the eddas...people are so brainwashed by this show although it is very close to reality
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@@Fatelovesirony960 It isn't close to reality at all
I love ubbes respect for his older brother as soon as bjorn turns up he stands aside
One of the greatest ragnar moments easily the way hes making eye contact and breathing thrpugh his nose like a dam tiger...i just now realized a great little nuance i never caught...everyone there is either shocked or terrified except one.
Ivar just looking up like "my dad is the goat"
I feel like out of all his children he would have wanted Ubbe to rule. He knows out of them all he was the best suited to rule as he had no ambition to rule. It is a great moment when he turns around to see Ubbe has come forward, he seems almost proud .
Bjorn walking up is EPIC.
4:24 u can still see ubbe's neck from Ragnar's slaps in previous shot takes😂😂
Imcuming Foryou Hahahahah
Heheh
lmoa
😂
His face at 5:28 is award worthy... he just looks so powerful
"KING UBBE"
lol I laughed hard
:D
🤣🤣🤣
Fuck why is it kinda funny 😂
I laughed sooooo hard...😂😂😂😂and I dropped my phone...😆😆😆
The end of this scene was so perfect - after all the drama with "the boys", up walks the one son who probably would not have hesitated to take Ragnar up on the offer of killing him.
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And Ragnar knows, by his wry smile, when Bjorn confidently steps through the crowd and confronts him, his son Bjorn is the only one worthy of being king.
This scene is amazing, everything since the acting, the music, the tension, the relief after and bjorn badass entrance at the end
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WHOOOOO WANTS TO BE KINGGGG. LMAOOO HOW FUNNY IS IT WHEN HE SAYS KING UBBA THEN SLAPS HIM TWICE. HAHA UBBA FACE PURE RAGING.
Hell, he didn’t just slap Ubbe, he slapped the rest of the people behind him too 😂
There's something about the venom in his voice when he says to Ubbe "Are you afraid? Be a man" that fucks me up.
This whole episode just had me in a state of melancholy. Made me realise that so matter how big your legacy is, how epic your stories are, time will take you just like everyone else.
What I like best about this is Ivar's admiration, especially knowing ivar and what he'd become
It always surprises me that no one to whom he offered to be king actually be one, but Ivar and Bjorn did.
i mean ubbe kinda was
Ubbe was king when Bjorn stepped out
While everyone was terrified, Ivar Was Enjoying the Show.
✨✨❤️
Oi mellu boi
Looking back, it blows my mind how much Bjorn looked like Ragnar. The casting of Travis Fimmel and Alexander Ludwig was genius
2:20 I love this part and also obviously “who wants to be king?”
This scene was magnificent! The proformance from Travis! Absolutely outstanding!
Ubbe was the only child who fulfilled his father's dream of settling his people on new and fertile land.
Such a shame how this show ended. It's heartbreaking to me
Dexter, Game of Thrones, Walking Dead. I enjoyed them all. This show I actually loved.
When I watched this episode and saw Ragnar return, it made me so sad, to see once a strong young and healthy king, to a man who lost everything…
Conquered all these places yet he always went back to Norway if he stayed where he conquered he wouldn't have been backstabbed by everyone
A great warrior. Conquered places and made himself a legend by proving himself in battle. Nowadays, peoples get conquered by letting people in that have 20 kids Mustafo, eventually, they will live like rats.
2:41 bjorn did same walk while makin fun of joining Rollo and leaving to frankia plan damn hats down to the actor
Waa second time with Ivar
In my opinion, If ubbe wasn't the one in front of Ragnar, the outcome would have been unpleasant, you can see it in their eyes, ubbe seemed more sympathetic towards Ranger than the others, he chose his father's pride over his own, I respect him for that, both of the actors did an amazing job, Travis not getting an award is a crime😭
I loved watching this years ago (miss ragnar and miss watching vikings) but my have black tiktok done even more magic with this scene. Got me ready to rewatch all of Vikings again.
Same
I love how the boys were mouthing out about Ragnar just before this, but when they actaully came face to face with the old boar the little piggies froze. I think they all realised in that moment why Ragnar was so legendary
You know ivar wished he could have picked the sword up
if he could picked up himself :))
Nop, Ivar loved Ragnar more than the others, he wouldn't do that
If you think Ivar would kill Ragnar, clearly you didn’t pay attention to their relationship nor the show
@@pacificaos7393 He did not love him, but he respected and admired him.
@@darksteal568 he loved him.
Notice he never gave to option to Ivar? It is no question Ragnar loves ivar, but imagine the disrespect Ivar must feel that Ragnar did not think him capable because of his legs.
He didn't ask Ivar, because he knew the other two wouldn't. He rubbed Ivar's head instead of asking, cause he was who Ragnar knew would become the fiercest of the group. He brought him to England at the last for the same reason.
Ivar killed at 6 I’m pretty sure he knew his sons pretty well. Ubbe and Hvitserk were his oldest and softest and Sigurd wasn’t on that level
@@seanmwhite121708 Hvitserk one of the softest? We've seen already that Hvitserk very clearly isn't soft, he's just as brutal as Ivar if a tad less ambitious. Do you not remember Hvitserk in York? Maybe Ragnar thought Hvitserk was soft, but if he did then he definitely didn't know his sons "pretty well". And would Ragnar see Ubbes rational approach as 'soft'? Floki would maybe see him as soft for wanting to talk with the Christians and have peace, but I don't think Ragnar would since he felt the same way. It really does just seem like Ragnar underestimated Ivar and didn't even consider him.
First Ragnar tried to kill Ivar because he thought he wouldn't survive. Then he treated Ivar differently to his other sons throughoutnIvars childhood.
Then the next bit of evidence is this scene, he doesn't give Ivar the choice to "be King".
Next Ragnar 'asked' Ivar to come to England with him last, and in fact didn't even really ask. At first he just said "you're coming" which is demeaning in itself since it removed the choice from Ivar. Ivar had to demand that Ragnar treats him with the same respect he gives to his brothers and asks him - "not unless you ask me...".
Then, this one someone has already said, once they were in Wessex Ragnar told Ivar that he *did* think Ivar was weak because of his legs, but that he now knows he was wrong (this realisation is *after* this scene).
Finally, before Ragnar was taken to be delivered to Aelle, he told Ivar that everyone he ever meets will underestimate him. How does Ragnar know this? Because Ragnar himself underestimated Ivar.
It really does seem like he didn't give Ivar the choice because he didn't think he was strong enough, all the evidence suggests that was the case. It would just be out of character if for this one scene Ragnar decided Ivar was too strong. The whole point of their story was Ragnar realising he was wrong about Ivar, to suddenly assume Ragnar knew about the real Ivar as soon as he returned to Kattegat takes away from that story.
James Love I agree with the most part but hvitserk is soft ngl this dude gets scared easy. Ragnar scared him in this scene and Bishop hegmund did the exact same thing and hvitserk got scared. He is a great warrior but out of the 4 brothers left he is the softest
Because at this time he still underestimates him because of his legs. But he also didn't ask Bjorn he knows he wouldnt beat Bjorn iron side any more
3:43
That guy already looks like he's King.
lmfAO
Because that's Geralt of Rivia
I love the way he dances when he mocks something 😂
just finally finished the series. Best show ever! This was one of my favorite scenes.
Takes me to another place watching this scene. Freaking bad ass.
Travis fimmel as ragnar especially in this Scene and the whole 4 3/4 Seasons, was just legendary, hands down
He just reminds me of an angry old Wolf in this scene sniffing out his pups to see who's weak
When real alpha steps in the room. A battleworn that everyone knows not to mess with. Seen death more than alot people. King Ragnar!!
You Can tell ivar idolized ragnar. He was loving ragnar being a beast in this scene
Even an old and tattered Ragnar still had that authority and charisma. No one dared to challenge him, even when he was begging them to. He was still as fierce and intimidating as ever.
The look he gives Ubbe right before he says “You wanna be king Ubbe.” Is almost like he recognizes himself most in Ubbe.
SOMETIMES I REWATCH THIS SPLENDID SCENE NOT JUST FOR RAGNAR ROLE, BUT ALSO FOR BEAUTIFUL BJORN 'S ENTRANCE!
من أقوة المسلسلات على المر التاريخ .. Vikings
I will watch this scene million times...❤️❤️❤️
Me too... This scene alone much powerful than entire GOT....
Travis fimmel is probably the most badass viking actor that has ever graced tv
I'm your leader and I just left ! funny dance 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yea 😂 lol
A true vicking such a scene, so much passion, such power such weight on each one of his words.
Harald should have been there. Be like, yup i will be king
No, he can't do that. That's why no one attack kategat after Ragnar left😂
Ahahahahhaha lol dude 😂 😂
When they said they'd kill him if he returned and Bjorn just sighed😅. I knew nobody would do it🤣🤣
Once Bjorn showed up ragnar suddenly stopped slapping his kids in the face and challenging them to fights lol
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the soundtrack in this scene just builds so much tension....
Bro I watched this episode 100 times an everytime chill run down my spine I feel every bit of it
Ivan enjoying the whole dialog like "that's my dad"...hahaha
Bjorn comes out like 'Really?!' like he's about to do a epic rap battle.
And now this episode or skit is famous due to a TikTok remix ✊🏾✊🏾👍🏾 NEVER HEARD OF THIS SHOW but it looks very interesting
Junior Oh, it’s awesome 👏
Was famous way before TikTok my g lmao
@@UnratedNetflix_ well it certainly gained a new audience cos not everyone watched the series
It's literally crazy that being an dangerous man on earth, every kingdom in the world talking about one person, and that person not even care about that... Great !...late Viking times might be collapsed and destroyed but they all had lived adventurous life that most of us wish to have💔
Can we all just appreciate how badass that one old viking ragnar walks up to and offers his life to looks?
I don’t know why it took so long to realize but Ragnar has the signature blue combat ready eyes here. Anyone who grabbed that sword was grabbing at the valkyrie’s feathers.
Only person who would of stood a chance at that time in 1v1 combat was Bjorn
Fax
Rollo tok
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ragnar was old my money is on ubbe
No rollo has always been a better fighter but we all love ragnar
This is really one of my favorite shows I wish it didn’t end🤦🏽♂️
Tiktok brought me here. If I’m even in the right place 😅
WHO WANTS TO BE KING!!!??
The music here was so damn intense. Amazing scene in every aspect
Favourite scene ..dont know how many time i watch this scene😄😃
I read somewhere that when Travis yelled “Do it!” Everyone’s reaction was genuine because he wasn’t supposed to yell it out 😂
The jewelled reflection of ragnar's blue pupils made this scene even more intense.
I remember thinking: Ragnar is coming back, after a very long time. I wonder how is he going to act, how is he going to convince his people? And was thinking that there is no way they are going to pull this off and the scene is going to be shit anyway. Then I watched this unfold, and was left speechless. This is genius. Travis is flawless, the writing and directing are on point, this is just too good. With Ragnar they never missed.
2022 and this is still one of the best shows ever made
Ragner Lothbrok: The Name is enough for the world.💥
You know if Ivar had legs he probably would have taken the sword
@@Kharis- good point. Haven't thought about it like that.
@@Kharis- it's all good
Hello Chase 👋 how are you doing today?
Travis Fimmel is a BEAST