A young lad from Scotland had to go to school far away from home. There, he had a room with two other roommates. After a while, his parents asked him how is life at school and how the other boys are. He told them that in general all is good, but his mates were a little weird. One of them had many, many pillows and was always sleeping buried under them all. The other boy would scream in the middle of the night and then bang his head against the wall for hours and hours. And what do you do? How do you cope? Asked his parents. I don't really mind, he replied. I just ignore them and keep training in playing the bagpipes!
@@radziwill7193 No, they respect it. That's why it's a "United" Kingdom, made up of several separate countries. Scotland has its own parliament, legal system, and national soccer team (and the latter is the true mark of whether one is a country or not).
My Grandmother was a West Highlands lass from the minute she was born to her last day and she always tried to get us to take interest in her country. Lost her this Sunday and it hurts to hear this song but it reminds me of her. Love my proud Scottish Granny to the moon and back 🏴✝️
I’m sorry you had to go though that lad losing someone will always be painful especially with things that remind you of lose but it is always important to remember that your family dead or alive will always be with you wether that be in person or in spirit and it is important to continue forward for them. From one lad to another stay strong
I'm a Maori. Like many of us we have and are deeply proud of our Sottish heritage and ancestors. I dont care that some dont- I frickin love the bagpipes. Long live the brave of Scotland.
Certainly "Scotland the Brave" is one of the most stirring martial instrumentals ever created. One can visualize Scottish units marching under the banner Briton on far flung battlefields with their bagpipes blaring engendering terror in the hearts of the enemy.
An old Greman many years after the Great War said, " The English were as tough as Bulldogs, the French had no love of fight, the Americans were good scrappers. But when we heard the sounds of the pipes we knew that it was the Ladies from Hell and it would be a very, very bad day.".
Love the photo. Love this rendition. Captures the Spirit of Scotland perfectly. Can’t wait to get back to Edinburgh and The Highlands. Magnificent Country and People. Should be a Trip on your Bucket List.
50% here. Growing up my Gramps would always hum this song to me really low at first and then get louder and louder until we were both yelling it at full voice midway through with our eyes all wide and ablaze. I miss him so much. One of life’s greatest tragedies is that by the time you are old enough to have a meaningful conversation with your grandparents they are gone. Long Live Scotland the Brave.
My beloved husband, a now-retired librarian, spent many years as an amateur Highland Games athlete. I loved watching him compete, it was great to spend weekends hanging around big, strong men in kilts, and the fairs were always fun. I grew to love the bagpipes, and I want to have this song played at my funeral.
@@ronaldmcdonald8303 You are correct. The UN describes the UK as being made of THREE countries and a Province. Scotland was a country before England's many small Kingdoms united to become Angleland called after the Angles-who were German! Astolfo is trying to be obtuse, probably because people are enjoying the pipes and are fond of Scotland.
@@AV-fo5de Thanks The Isles of man are a semi autonomous island. I once wrote to the bank of England asking if the Isles or Gurnsey and Jersey have their own money, they do but are classed as dependencies of the UK. The Falkland's Islands I think are the same too, "I think!" Pitcairn islands, Cayman Islands and the archipelago island I'm not so sure either!
I am a crappy grade 4 piper but I love to see the smiles and the shining eyes whenever we play. There is nothing like a kilted piper to bring out the Scots in the middle of Texas!
dude, please never call yourself crappy again, ever. you are playing and that is all that counts, it is more than most will ever aspire to. grade 4 is fine. keep blowing or in scots keep blawin'.
I am a Hongkongese who born in HK. I was one of the Ordinary Seaman in the Royal Hong Kong Sea Cadets Corps in the 80's. My father was one of Sub-Lieutenants of the Corps. Every time I hear that music, I feel so touching and inspired. Thanks you so much!
My dad was in the 48 Highlanders of Canada during WW2. After he passed we found several photographs that he had kept. One of them was a picture of the 48 Highlanders leading the Canadian Army into Amsterdam.
When we were farming, and baling hay, if everything was running in the correct time, "Scotland the Brave" matched the tempo of all the machinery, tractor engine, wagons rocking and rattling ... with the big fly wheel and plunger on the baler matching the drum line ... good ol days ...
My near neighbor and his son were bailing hay in the acre behind my house. The tractor was running and the baler was running and Randy, the son, said "I hear bag pipes!" He turned off the tractor to listen and sure enough it was me playing the pipes. He could hear it over all that noise.
@@Dryhten1801 very true product of the USA....For as a Yank, Gen George S. Patton in my belief, would be the greatest world generals ever, call him crazy? As people did. He knew about the USSR 3 years prior.
I’m English and I recognise that The Scots have very much been unrepresented in British politics and understand why they feel anger in the way the English treat them, we must do better as they really do put the ‘Great’ in Great Britain. Much love from me towards our brothers 🏴♥️🏴
This song always brings me back to my younger days lol. Played this fine tune many a times on the snare in parades. Greetings from New Scotland 👋 (nova scotia)
I'll never forget this I always March to this and forever will. Left right left right left right left right left right left right 120bpm Marching with 1 division sized unit Ahhh the golden days of your life
It's so strange. My grandfather was Scottish, my grandmother was Irish but I was born in England. It never occurs to me to think I'm anything but English.
Appalachian mountains have a huge Scot heritage and damn proud of it .. The Bluegrass still brews the best Bourbon on planet earth thanks to our Scottish Grandfathers!
I am a South African who was brought up listening to the music of Scotland and Ireland. When I hear any of this type of music, childhood memories come flooding back. Beautiful - thank you for posting this.
Imagine standing in a line, and hearing this from miles away marching towards you.... The fear would mount as it slowly got closer and closer. Half of warfare is moral.
Not if you investigate for at least 1 year of your life, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. You will learn far more than you earthily will realise
Long live our cultural heritage we will not tolerate the destruction of our cultural heritage that our ancestors fought and died for long live our great people
I am Turk. My grandfather was an officer during the Gallipoli campaign, under the command of Mustafa Kemal Bey (Ataturk.) He told me, the only enemy soldiers for which he and his men had any respect were the Scots and their ANZAC brothers. This song and "Flower Of Scotland" are two of my favorites, expressing the true spirits of all free peoples.
As an Aussie mate not going to lie we have some mad respect for you, you buggers held that land like true soldiers and it was an honor to fight against you no bad blood mate and I thank you for letting our slain remain in your fair land
@safsa awe That was the Picts not the Scots as the Scots from Ireland wouldn't arrive in Modern day Scotland till the 6th Century founding the Kingdom of Dalriada
@@crusader8626 True. Scottish and Welsh is British. Northern Ireland kinda I guess. it's in the British Isles at least whereas Wales and Scotland are on the island of Britain itself, so take that as you will
Greetings to all scottish people from Iran or Persia, a country far away from you, in the heart of Middle East; I like celtic musical instruments, especially the scottish bagpipe and interesting to know that we Iranians also have our own bagpipe (we call "Ney Anban") with a different sound from the Scottish bagpipe. Anyway, I feel so proud to listen to this epic perfomance; even though I'm not scottish!!
I love how this instrument is my culture's traditional instrument and we call it pipri in garhwali language (I'm from himalayan belt) love from tibet border, Uttarakhand, India
En 1806 fueron derrotados al invadir el Virreynato del Rio de la Plata ante el Regimiento de Milicianos Gallegos, a quienes debieron entregar sus armas, banderas y gaitas. Saludos.
I don't have any Scottish blood, I am Romanian, but I am very inspired by this brave, honourable, and down-to-earth people. I can't wait to visit this country!
When the drums come in, I get chills. I am Irish but my last name is Scottish in origin. Something from way down deep inside connects with this beautiful melody.
I think I might have Scottish blood the bagpipes really touch my soul I'm Samoan,Maori,Tongan,Irish! And I'm sure I'm Scottish as'well even if I'm not this music makes me want to cry and I feel the bravery of every Scottish that fought for his homeland! 💯💪🏾❤️👍🏾🙏🏾😎
I used to njoy t.f. out of listening to this and amazing grace on the bag pipes every evening in Kandahar even though im American it sent pride and an assortment of emotion through ny entire thank you you helped me through! I love you and miss you boys ALL of Scotland can be proud of you
as an English man and my brother as well and mum is british and this is a great tune and remembered this tune played by the dalkieth pipe band when walking up to the football ground in rose well
Its nice to know that you have northern irish blood in you like me i live in belfast but i am also from scotttish family thats your birth right never forget your one of us lol
I"m a retired U.S. marine, I knew a SAS sargent in Saudi during the first Gulf war. he was a VERY proud Scot, this always makes me remember him. Semper Fi Sargent Sutherland
A young lad from Scotland had to go to school far away from home.
There, he had a room with two other roommates.
After a while, his parents asked him how is life at school and how the other boys are.
He told them that in general all is good, but his mates were a little weird.
One of them had many, many pillows and was always sleeping buried under them all.
The other boy would scream in the middle of the night and then bang his head against the wall for hours and hours.
And what do you do? How do you cope? Asked his parents.
I don't really mind, he replied. I just ignore them and keep training in playing the bagpipes!
underrated
😆😆😆😆😆😆
Freakin' hilarious.
I'd offer them some earplugs and a pair of the earmuffs I use at the gun range. Works fine for Nascar races.
That's a good one!!
LOLOLOL
Never mess with a country whose national sport is tossing utility poles.
Pfft... country... Tell that to English.
@@radziwill7193 tell what to the English??
@@bobbyscott2123 you wanna get on the GB News sunshine we are the new Nazis, Evil Scots out to wreck everything LOL
@@radziwill7193 No, they respect it. That's why it's a "United" Kingdom, made up of several separate countries. Scotland has its own parliament, legal system, and national soccer team (and the latter is the true mark of whether one is a country or not).
@@roguishpaladin And this parliament is trying to secede from the united kingdom, but England does not allow them to do so.
I'm not even Scottish but I can't stop listening to the bagpipes. I freaking love them.
Something's wrong with me.
i also love listening to pipes
same bro
Bruh same
Bagpipes are the best instrument invented.
@@FireAlarmMan bagpipes are the only instrument recognised as a weapon.
My Grandmother was a West Highlands lass from the minute she was born to her last day and she always tried to get us to take interest in her country. Lost her this Sunday and it hurts to hear this song but it reminds me of her. Love my proud Scottish Granny to the moon and back 🏴✝️
I’m sorry you had to go though that lad losing someone will always be painful especially with things that remind you of lose but it is always important to remember that your family dead or alive will always be with you wether that be in person or in spirit and it is important to continue forward for them.
From one lad to another stay strong
Sorry brother. But she stays with Scottish Lads.
RIP & condolences
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@@raydewitt517 mate someone lost their grandmother and your saying "us,us,us" 🤣
I am a Scot from the highlands, and this sings in my blood.
I’m from North Kilttown. What about you?
I will follow the pipes anywhere
@@DoctorSkillz Aye, you know a lad named Groundskeeper Willie?
@@lionelhutz5137 No, only Angus McCloud.
hello Highlander, I'm from Over the hills and far away. In the rolling fields of southern England. Nice lochs lad.
I'm a Maori. Like many of us we have and are deeply proud of our Sottish heritage and ancestors. I dont care that some dont- I frickin love the bagpipes. Long live the brave of Scotland.
Two great warrior peoples!
There was a good reason why the Scots and Irish soldiers get pushed to the front. A wee bit savage, a wee bit cheeky. 🙃
I‘m from Germany and also fascinated by the Bagpipes!😀👍
Tomas, is the heritage link between mauri and acottish peoples? (I'm Scottish.....and.curious).
@@Original50 Cannon fodder is what you mean
Certainly "Scotland the Brave" is one of the most stirring martial instrumentals ever created. One can visualize Scottish units marching under the banner Briton on far flung battlefields with their bagpipes blaring engendering terror in the hearts of the enemy.
The Pipe Band Of The Royal Tank Regt.
An old Greman many years after the Great War said, " The English were as tough as Bulldogs, the French had no love of fight, the Americans were good scrappers. But when we heard the sounds of the pipes we knew that it was the Ladies from Hell and it would be a very, very bad day.".
theirs lyrics to it, as well. you can look them up.
@@barefoofDryou dont fuck with the scots on the battlefield you will be destroyed
@@barefoofDr As it should be.
SCOTTLAND FOREVER!!!!!!!!!🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
この曲を聴くと涙が出るし、魂が震えるんだ、とても大好きな曲
何度目かの人生で、この曲を聴きながら戦っていたような気がする・・
Always loved the sound of bagpipes. The echoes always resonated with me. Proud of my Scottish blood. 🤘🏻
Love the photo. Love this rendition. Captures the Spirit of Scotland perfectly. Can’t wait to get back to Edinburgh and The Highlands. Magnificent Country and People. Should be a Trip on your Bucket List.
Ye I'm Scottish canadian I shall go there
And Berlin
And Stockholm
And Oslo
And Bern
And Washington
And Ottawa
Lel
@@YourLocalGeemanEmpire can you explain the joke pls?
50% here. Growing up my Gramps would always hum this song to me really low at first and then get louder and louder until we were both yelling it at full voice midway through with our eyes all wide and ablaze. I miss him so much. One of life’s greatest tragedies is that by the time you are old enough to have a meaningful conversation with your grandparents they are gone. Long Live Scotland the Brave.
From Arizona Scott's heritage and proud of it. God bless Scottland. The first wind of God's freedom.
Scottish !
@@williambuchanan8607 I think there were Scots at the Alamo in 1836
My beloved husband, a now-retired librarian, spent many years as an amateur Highland Games athlete. I loved watching him compete, it was great to spend weekends hanging around big, strong men in kilts, and the fairs were always fun. I grew to love the bagpipes, and I want to have this song played at my funeral.
I've been playing the pipes for nearly 52 years. If I had a dime for every time I played Scotland The Brave...
you could afford petrol
Richest man
You can pay your energy bills
God bless you mon
Wonderful! I hope I have the chance to play my pipes 52 years, too :) Many greetings from Germany :)
Scotland is an AWESOME country, I have been there a few times and each time it was wonderful. Respect from England!!!!
@Astolfo So why is it called Scotland and not England then? Scotland IS a country, just part of the united kingdom! I'm also British.
@@ronaldmcdonald8303 You are correct. The UN describes the UK as being made of THREE countries and a Province. Scotland was a country before England's many small Kingdoms united to become Angleland called after the Angles-who were German! Astolfo is trying to be obtuse, probably because people are enjoying the pipes and are fond of Scotland.
@@AV-fo5de Thanks The Isles of man are a semi autonomous island. I once wrote to the bank of England asking if the Isles or Gurnsey and Jersey have their own money, they do but are classed as dependencies of the UK. The Falkland's Islands I think are the same too, "I think!" Pitcairn islands, Cayman Islands and the archipelago island I'm not so sure either!
@Astolfo It was and WILL BE AGAIN! :)
@Astolfo Scotland is a country.
I am a crappy grade 4 piper but I love to see the smiles and the shining eyes whenever we play. There is nothing like a kilted piper to bring out the Scots in the middle of Texas!
God Bless Texas!
dude, please never call yourself crappy again, ever. you are playing and that is all that counts, it is more than most will ever aspire to. grade 4 is fine. keep blowing or in scots keep blawin'.
@@yasdnilknarf1885 Thanks! It's hard to practice and practice and make mistakes and to know you make mistakes.
BRING OOT YER SCOTS
I don’t even own bagpipes, yet am predominantly Scot. Keep playing, never doubt yourself. God Bless Texas from a fellow Texan.
I am a Hongkongese who born in HK. I was one of the Ordinary Seaman in the Royal Hong Kong Sea Cadets Corps in the 80's. My father was one of Sub-Lieutenants of the Corps. Every time I hear that music, I feel so touching and inspired. Thanks you so much!
May britannia and hong kong be reunited one day🇬🇧🇭🇰🇬🇧🇭🇰🇬🇧
Seaman hehe
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I'm not Scottish either. I love love love the stories of Scottish rebels, I love Scottish music.
Long live SCOTLAND!!!
I'm 0% Scottish, and yet I was born with the most Scottish name possible 🤣🤣🤣
They're Scottish Red coats. They were on the side of the Crown
Those aren’t Scottish rebels. It’s Scottish soldiers in the British army
metoo
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Scotland the Brave. Preussens gloria. Two of my favourites.
Wow just wow this is such a beautiful sound. Picturing the soldiers marching in their kilts proudly.❤
Aye! If do be like that
My dad was in the 48 Highlanders of Canada during WW2. After he passed we found several photographs that he had kept. One of them was a picture of the 48 Highlanders leading the Canadian Army into Amsterdam.
I love your comment
I'm not Scottish, my friend called these skirts. I am currently mildly infuriated..
When we were farming, and baling hay, if everything was running in the correct time, "Scotland the Brave" matched the tempo of all the machinery, tractor engine, wagons rocking and rattling ... with the big fly wheel and plunger on the baler matching the drum line ... good ol days ...
Farm kid here. I get what you mean
Good to know that though
My near neighbor and his son were bailing hay in the acre behind my house. The tractor was running and the baler was running and Randy, the son, said "I hear bag pipes!" He turned off the tractor to listen and sure enough it was me playing the pipes. He could hear it over all that noise.
i do housework to it. and stop now and then to join in on the piano !
from kansasland united States of America, 1776!!!
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Just beautiful! Greetings from Croatia! 🇭🇷
Alba gu brath! 🏴
Taing mhor
This music is as wonderful as the land it comes from. I love Scotland
I was an officer in the Canadian military and march to Scotland The Brave with honour every time.
I always get goosebumps when I hear this and Amazing Grace on the pipes...
Scots-Irish heritage here thank you so much for this.
Yank alert
By the crystal, you must be like triple alcoholic
@@Dryhten1801 very true product of the USA....For as a Yank, Gen George S. Patton in my belief, would be the greatest world generals ever, call him crazy? As people did. He knew about the USSR 3 years prior.
@@reagan513 Why on earth would he be above Napoleon, Caesar, or Alexander the Great.
That's just pure ignorance.
@@Limrasson And a bar fighter extraordinaire....😂
Beautiful Beautiful and again Beautiful. I love Scotland. Greetings from Greece
Chaire, Haris, from Scotland!
I’m English and I recognise that The Scots have very much been unrepresented in British politics and understand why they feel anger in the way the English treat them, we must do better as they really do put the ‘Great’ in Great Britain. Much love from me towards our brothers 🏴♥️🏴
This song always brings me back to my younger days lol. Played this fine tune many a times on the snare in parades. Greetings from New Scotland 👋 (nova scotia)
Cameron from Ottawa Canada and we march to Scotland the brave
I'll never forget this I always March to this and forever will. Left right left right left right left right left right left right 120bpm Marching with 1 division sized unit
Ahhh the golden days of your life
AYE.....
Proud American Scott here! Bless this band and those ready at arms behind!
It's so strange. My grandfather was Scottish, my grandmother was Irish but I was born in England. It never occurs to me to think I'm anything but English.
Soul stirring.
Thank you from Aberfoyle, Scotland.
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The Spirit of Scottish people will live on forever and ever never to die in the hearts of those with Scottish Blood ❤️🏴❤️🏴❤️🏴🙏
My name is Murray. How beautiful this is. I love being Scottish. Thank the God of us all.
Appalachian mountains have a huge Scot heritage and damn proud of it .. The Bluegrass still brews the best Bourbon on planet earth thanks to our Scottish Grandfathers!
All the best from your Scottish brothers🏴
@@billyharden9316 Salutations from your mountain cousins!!
I know I am de-volved, "Hooligan," from Houston, Texas. Hey, don't judge me, I wear that moniker with pride??!! Like, "Bubba."
@@billyharden9316 There was a famous gun fighter named John Wesley Hardin. He did spell his name differently.
Damn Proud...
I am a South African who was brought up listening to the music of Scotland and Ireland. When I hear any of this type of music,
childhood memories come flooding back. Beautiful - thank you for posting this.
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Love this tune. With deep respect from Ireland 🇮🇪
I love this. Stirs something in me. Proud of my scotish highland ancestry.
Viva Escocia 🇲🇽🤝🏴
Imagine standing in a line, and hearing this from miles away marching towards you.... The fear would mount as it slowly got closer and closer. Half of warfare is moral.
Jeez yes. The Ukrainians should play this and I bet you them Russians will go running back to Moscow.
And mount speakers on the tanks to blar this and other war sounds as they make the drive to push them from home.
Love, not fear. I'm the one they're fighting for.
@@Doofing_Cookies They tried painting Wehrmacht's insignia, but that didn't help :P
@@piotrd.4850 Lmaoooo. If I remember correctly, the Wehrmacht had their asses kicked so no I don’t think that would help
Gotta love bagpipes my dad belonged to the Scottish band and they had one at his funeral it was beautiful 💜
O, my beloved bagpipes! They now remind me of my missing half from Scotland whom I am going to MISS for an eternity. What a 'colossal' tragedy!
Not if you investigate for at least 1 year of your life, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. You will learn far more than you earthily will realise
Memory eternal
Always invokes a joyful tear and gentle chill up the spine
No you have piles 🇬🇧
Long live our cultural heritage we will not tolerate the destruction of our cultural heritage that our ancestors fought and died for long live our great people
Nothing like listening to the pipe and drums playing, and the Scots are the experts.
I am Turk. My grandfather was an officer during the Gallipoli campaign, under the command of Mustafa Kemal Bey (Ataturk.) He told me, the only enemy soldiers for which he and his men had any respect were the Scots and their ANZAC brothers. This song and "Flower Of Scotland" are two of my favorites, expressing the true spirits of all free peoples.
My Grandfather fought in that WW1.
He was a Sergeant.
Regards from Aberfoyle, Scotland.
@Derrick Bridges
Heyt be etekli gelibolu kasabının torunu seni 🤜
As an Aussie mate not going to lie we have some mad respect for you, you buggers held that land like true soldiers and it was an honor to fight against you no bad blood mate and I thank you for letting our slain remain in your fair land
@safsa awe That was the Picts not the Scots as the Scots from Ireland wouldn't arrive in Modern day Scotland till the 6th Century founding the Kingdom of Dalriada
Proud to be a Scottish
From Indonesia🇮🇩
....and Scotland come... respect from Croatia. Long live Scotland....❤❤❤❤🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷💪
Einer der besten Scotland Dudelsack Sounds.... Scotland for Ever...
I have very little Scottish blood but this song make me proud of every bit of it 🏴
Ditto....talks to your heart doesn't it.
I'm 0% Scottish, and yet I was born with the most Scottish name possible 🤣🤣🤣
Complete opposite. I’m like 70 percent Scottish, and most of what’s left is Irish, with a bit of Welsh and British
@@Doofing_Cookies British kind of encompasses scottish welsh and northern irish within it. Do ye mean english
@@crusader8626 True. Scottish and Welsh is British. Northern Ireland kinda I guess. it's in the British Isles at least whereas Wales and Scotland are on the island of Britain itself, so take that as you will
Absolutely the best version I have heard. My 22 nd Greatgrandfather Sir James Douglas would be proud. God bless Scottland
And 1963 and 1965 Formula 1 World Champion Jim Clark would be proud too! 😎
Greetings from Venezuela 🇻🇪
Yes Sir he would. Greetings to you too from West Virginia USA. 😊
Greetings to all scottish people from Iran or Persia, a country far away from you, in the heart of Middle East; I like celtic musical instruments, especially the scottish bagpipe and interesting to know that we Iranians also have our own bagpipe (we call "Ney Anban") with a different sound from the Scottish bagpipe.
Anyway, I feel so proud to listen to this epic perfomance; even though I'm not scottish!!
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Always loved the pipes, my gran was Scottish and my love is the same.🏴🇬🇧
I may be English but I have such admiration for our Northern neighbour, nothing can match the sound of the pipes
I love how this instrument is my culture's traditional instrument and we call it pipri in garhwali language (I'm from himalayan belt)
love from tibet border, Uttarakhand, India
Awesome mate
@@davetherave7279 yeah buddy
If you wanna see someone play the bagpipes mate check out the snake charmer she will be right up your street respect bro
@@coinneachreid8971 yeahhhh!! thanks buddy
@@coinneachreid8971 stop being racist bro 💀
I'm Scotch Irish. And a retired Army Staff Sergeant E6. So I have always enjoyed. Bagpipes.
It's Scots mate. Scotch is produce from Scotland. Scots are the people
I'm French and yet this music gives me goosebumps
traditional allies of the scots^^
The greatest woman in history [ Jehanne D'arc ] also had Scots fighting in her army.
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I’m Welsh and I love the bagpipes
My Mum was Born In MaryHill Glascow A Scot to the very end Rest In Peace Mum Always
Glory Scotland from Greece . Greek and Scotland its Herows Brothers in history.Rip from Greek Army
Chaire, brother!
One of the greatest times I ever had was training with The King's Own Scottish Borders. What a great group of men.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏Scotland, wonderful country, wonderful people. Greetings from Buenos Argentina.🇦🇷🇦🇷
No te olvides del maravilloso whiskey escocés envejecido barricas de roble. 😉
Love this. One of the first bagpipe tunes I heard. Stirs the corpuscles!😊
S C O T L A N D F O R E V E R
The Scots are so so gentle and benevolent....
Of course we are, we were just misunderstood 😉
Until you p-ss them off
except for when they're in battle...
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My heart swells with pride.
I wonder how many enemies of the Scots throughout the ages shat their pants when they heard the sound of this tune getting nearer?
En 1806 fueron derrotados al invadir el Virreynato del Rio de la Plata ante el Regimiento de Milicianos Gallegos, a quienes debieron entregar sus armas, banderas y gaitas. Saludos.
Given it was written in 1950, not many.
@@Bunnahabhain1982 The lyrics were from 1950 the music dates back to at least 1890.
@@EduardoRamos-qu7hr chest thumping aside we all lose sometimes
I don't have any Scottish blood, I am Romanian, but I am very inspired by this brave, honourable, and down-to-earth people. I can't wait to visit this country!
I have Scottish blood and Aussie blood for the countries
When the drums come in, I get chills. I am Irish but my last name is Scottish in origin. Something from way down deep inside connects with this beautiful melody.
BEAUTIFUL SOUND.SEÑORITA ADRIANA NOEMÍ RODRÍGUEZ SIBUET.ARGENTINA.
Ce chant a la même envergure que les héroïque soldats ÉCOSSAIS
L'émotion est au rendez vous
God I love my homeland
I think I might have Scottish blood the bagpipes really touch my soul I'm Samoan,Maori,Tongan,Irish! And I'm sure I'm Scottish as'well even if I'm not this music makes me want to cry and I feel the bravery of every Scottish that fought for his homeland! 💯💪🏾❤️👍🏾🙏🏾😎
I used to njoy t.f. out of listening to this and amazing grace on the bag pipes every evening in Kandahar even though im American it sent pride and an assortment of emotion through ny entire thank you you helped me through! I love you and miss you boys ALL of Scotland can be proud of you
Ulster Scots and proud.
I love it too. It reminds of the parades... We could hear the bagpipes coming in the distance..feet a tapping, hands a clapping..
love that sound.❤
I first heard bagpipes on a visit to Halifax, Nova Scotia, in 1966 or 1967. It was the most thrilling music I’d ever heard.
as an English man and my brother as well and mum is british and this is a great tune and remembered this tune played by the dalkieth pipe band when walking up to the football ground in rose well
The only time I ever enjoyed marching in the Army was with the pipes and drums
When my father served in US army for Ww2, he said that marched to waltzing Mathilda. I hv loved that song since I was young.
@@arribaficationwineho32 yep, it's another one of those tunes that get in your blood.
Honor and glory to all brave Scottish people.
No true Scotsman needs brass instruments. All he requires is bagpipe, drums, and haggis.
Don’t forget the whisky 🥃
@@KWSpence Legend says Scotland was a place of extreme evolution of technology before the invention of Whiskey.
@@genericfurrypersoniguess only way to prevent the Scotts from taking over everything
@@samuelmiller4355 Also the only way to prevent the Irish from taking over everything.
Are you a Scot yourself?
Great grandfather born Glasgow, his family came from Braco, where there is a river Bennie. A great uncle played the pipes of war!
من اشجع الجنود على الاطلاق واكرمهم نفس هم الاسكتلنديين ❤
This would be SCARY to hear as any kind of enemy of the Scottish.
SCOTLAND FOREVER!!!!
Through the Mud and the Blood to the green fields beyond. Proud to be Canadian and proud of my Heritage, God save the Queen!
Fantástico!! Pone "la piel de gallina" a cualquiera!! Muchas gracias!!
How much this music fills my heart with pride 🥰 from Iraq, my respect.
Likewise ! 🦄🦁🦄
I am from Ukraine. Thanks to Scotland for support , we appreciate it very much !
I'm sure our boys from Hereford and Cornwall along with the the commandos are helping you kick shit out of those Russians....
Slava Ukrainie! Glory to Scotland!
Вічна слава Україні!!
Scotland has a fierce warrior history! The Roman Empire at its greatest extent couldn't conquer Scotland, neither England! Truly Scotland the Brave!
STUNNING!
SCOTLAND FOREVER!!
Reminds of every parade I've been to since a kid here in Nova Scotia (aka New Scotland)
Proud Scots-Irishman here. Bagpipes have a spirit that no other instrument can quite capture. ❤️
First World War our enemy referred to the highlanders as the ladies from hell ,my father in law was one ,he was in the Black Watch and he survived
Of Welsh ancestry here. This gave me chills.
I have Scottish-Irish blood in me. This makes me proud of my ancestors from Scotland and Northern Ireland. Greetings from Idaho, U.S.A
Its nice to know that you have northern irish blood in you like me i live in belfast but i am also from scotttish family thats your birth right never forget your one of us lol
WATERLOO
My ancestors smile upon me that I still honor and remember them.
I"m a retired U.S. marine, I knew a SAS sargent in Saudi during the first Gulf war. he was a VERY proud Scot, this always makes me remember him. Semper Fi Sargent Sutherland