@@gamermapper Your claim is ridiculous! But actually this movie of Cohen is totally anti-slavic! The Kazakhs are not meant at all, but Slavs! Kazakhs look Asian, the guy doesn't look like a Kazakh at all, but like a European. He also speaks a Slavic language, namely Polish and not Kazakh. What is meant is the Slavic Russian minority in Kazakhstan, which makes up 25% of the population. He acts as if he were a Russian, that is, a Slav. Including the usual disgusting clichés and prejudices. He want to kill gypsies because it is said that the Slavic nations despise minorities. Anti-Semitic, of course. What is meant are Slavs, because there are no Gypsies in Kazakhstan and hardly any Jews. The guy is shown as inferior, as Slavs are often portrayed in Western media, including Hollywood as inferior.It's all supposed to work subconsciously in this disgusting movie. People don't realize at all that this is anti-Slavic propaganda that works subconsciously. I have supplemented my comment with the arguments from the comment below because there were obviously ambiguities.
You could tell immediately they knew what happened and just started laughing. Mind you I expect if it had been the kiwis hearing advance Australia fair it would have got the same reaction. Just like I would have probably had a laugh if an English team had that happen
I mean it's very easy to recognize when the lyrics start not in English compared to Australia who are full English lyrics and also because they are very used to play against each other
Make the mistake and Putin dons the commissar's cap. He only removes it when the correct anthem is played, at which point he asks "Did something happen? It feels like a ghost was in the room.."
And what explain your point ? In Quebec, the O Canada was taken some same illness, like some little buttons in our corpses, as same allergical reactions between you and ....
I t happened once I think it was 1976 5n rugby match France v Wales. the French anthem played and when it was Wales turn they played ,god save the queen instead of Mae hen wlad fy nhadau the welsh players then sat down.when the correct anthem was played the players stud up
Fun fact: Here in Germany the old Nazi anthem was mistakenly played during a football match ( not the Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit). I don’t want to know what the polish must have thought lol
@@thedarkness3766 Its not the Nazi one... Just cause the Nazis used the first stanza of the Deutschlandlied, followed by the Horst Wessel Lied, it doesn't make it a nazi anthem, nor is it forbidden in Germany. The Lied der Deutschen is a purely democratic and defensive song from a time where the call after a unified, democratic Germany rised (1800-1848 especially). And Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit is part of the Deutschlandlied. Its just only the third stanza. The BRD (FRG) had the full song as its anthem until 1990, but only sang the third stanza, because the main goal for it was to achieve the german unification, replace the "Grundgesetz" with a "Verfassung", rename it and let the entirety of the german people give them their own constitution.
@@thedarkness3766 USSR has been much worse for Poland than Third Reich. Not only attacked Poland simultaneously with Germany, but also has been secretly killing educated, polish people and raped enormous amount of women. Than for 40 years occupied Poland and blocked development of a county. Russia is national enemy for Poland to this day.
Sacha Baron Cohen created that song for his film Borat to specifically make fun of Kazakhstan 😂 and they end up playing it not realising it's wrong... "Kazakhstans prostitute cleanest in the region except for all Uzbekistans" 😂
@@tasbykekerey1203 kazakhstan is not muslim country, nor is it biggest....use gall-peters projection map, nor mercator projection...also muhamed was gae 11 wives no ki ds...
The German one was funniest as right as they were trying to drown him out he would just hit it louder and dominate the whole field with his opera like voice😂
Great reaction by the German team. You must know that singing the first verse is a really big no-no and only Nazis still sing it. The third verse is better anyway! But the second is the best: It‘s about women, loyalty, whine and singing! 😂
@@fredhasopinions if you start typing "kazakhstan" in the yt search the first suggestion is "kazakhstan borat". they clearly didn't look at the thumbnail though
The first lady was throughly respectful. She dismounted the podium in disrespect, but stayed true to her feelings. You were a star to your Country and your Anthem. Thank you!❤❤❤
Disgustingly arrogant... but hey that's the only thing giving such ilk importance. I'm sure the British and French girls wouldn't have walked away if it their anthem that was mistaken
@@ls42nuHow tf was that arrogant? It's not her country's anthem and that is the country she won the medal for. Not for the country of which the anthem was playing.
Those Russians are not all "just singing the chorus", and "attempting to sing the current lyrics", reading the lips of the last few guys in the row they are definitely singing words to the Soviet anthem. At 4:19 he is unmistakably saying Партия Ленина. Those guys know exactly what they are doing :)
The Soviet Union and the Russian anthems share the same chorus, except for the last two lines. I would not so sure that they were singing the Soviet Union anthem
A song written about a guys dream of a united germany with what he though was its borders that became the national anthem and then permanently tainted by facist idiots that saw the dream as a "suggestion" for conquests and reinterpreted the meaning of "Germany above all" from Germany unity above every small german state to Germany above all states everywhrere.... The enitre song kind of is a good representation of german history the past 100+ years though. The first stanza reminds us today of the nazis and their crimes, the second one is just a filler for the few times nothing happend in germany and there was peace and prosperity while the last one is the symbol that unity and democracy arent a given and have to be fought for, but in the end will prevail :)
@@drdabsmore945 Still, she did the right thing. If patriotism doesn't mean anything to you it doesn't mean it must be the case with everybody. She stepped down and still stayed winner. High 5 to her
I think the athletes actually singed the soviet lyrics, seeing their lips and a sound here and there. Organizers: "hol up, i think we are playing the soviet version" Russian Athletes: "EVEN BETTER"
Soviet anthem is played instead of Russian anthem: Russian athlets sing along First stanza is played instead of the third of the "Deutschlandlied" Germans: *nervous sweating*
I was dead when the verse *"all other countries are run by little girls"* 💀😂 - I honestly don't know how she kept a straight face- it must be her second super power!!
i have a feeling she might not of known english or might not have known english well enough to figure out what is being said in english when somebody is singing in a bad "Kazack" accent
@@mastersafari5349 to be honest, here in Kazakhstan non-kazakh people don't even know the language and don't want to learn it. They say russian is enough for them, because you know there are 3 official languages. And non-kazakh people usually don't know history and culture (even if in schools they're supposed to study it) and most of them don't know the anthem) mostly because they don't speak the language it's written. Likely i am kazakh, i know language, culture and history, but other nationalities don't want to🤷
Basically, they are almost the same. The same music, almost the same text with some words replaced, like "USSR" ==> "Russia", "communist party" ==> "people's wisdom", "Lenin" ==> "Putin" (the last one is a joke), lol.
@@tataroma4900 "The unbreakable union of free republics united forever by the great Rus! Long live the united mighty Soviet Union, created by the will of the People's." is not "Russia is our sacred state, Russia is our beloved country! Great glory, mighty will. Your property for all time."
6:53 Small correction: The first verse of the German anthem is not illegal to sing at all. It has been decreed, however, that the third verse of the anthem is to sing during official occasions. So they picked the right anthem, the singer just sang the wrong verse.
The song wasn't written by the Nazis, but from today's perspective, it certainly has a lot to do with national socialism. The Weimar Republic initially adopted all 3 stanzas of the song as its anthem in their original meaning. The Nazis only used and still use the first stanza, while misinterpreting the meaning of it. The Federal Republic eventually adopted only the third stanza as the national anthem. So today the first stanza is neither part of the national anthem of the Federal Republic, and the only ones who still sing it are neo-Nazis.
@@RayvenGuard That's not true. As you said, the Nazis only sang the first stanza in conjunction with the Horst-Wessel-Lied while singing the third stanza was forbidden by law. So singing the original Deutschlandlied (Song of the Germans) with it's 3 stanzas is perfectly fine and there are many people in Germany and Austria doing so - for example traditional students' associations.
I have more respect for the Belarusian athlete after she walked off the podium because her pride does not allow her to stand for any other country than hers after all the effort she made to win!
@@vanbaguette7368 They could've simply *changed it* or prolong the podium ceremony by 5-7 min, while the played the *right one.* (as they realised there was a screw-up, when she walked off the podium...)
@@dyawr I don’t think they realised the mistake, but they should have realised something was wrong from the expression on her face and then when she stepped off the podium.
Cause she is Russian and doesn’t care which country’s anthem is being played. After that Russians in Russia say that they are discriminated in other countries due to lack of basic patriotism to the country where they were born and raised. Pure Russian chauvinism and imperialism…
@@kwizatzhaderach its because you didn't see some Americans(especialy those hypocrites who criticize Russia using this argument) or Europeans when comming to Brazil,they LITERALY abondon the child and go back to their native country
@@kwizatzhaderach I was born in Kazakhstan and my family left because of ultra nationalists like you. My parents owned a business, employed 50 people, paid taxes, had to leave because they were constantly harassed by local authorities because they weren’t Kazakh.. lots of Russians left and are leaving Kazakhstan for the same reason and are taking away the most valuable resource - educated and capable people. Kazakhs still have to keep some Russians in politics and major business, just so the country doesn’t turn into a dysfunctional hellhole, but even they will leave at some point, seeing where the country is headed.
I laughed like a Mad Man when they played the Kazakhstan anthem. I never knew what crazy laughter can do to a person until today. I was literally in tears and gasping for air for like 5 minutes straight from laughter.
I have to make a correction here. The first stanza (also the second) is NOT forbidden, you can sing it in Germany in public as well. It's also wrong that it was only sang in the time of nationalsocialism, because it was also part of our anthem in the Weimarer Republic. In our time it's still part of "Lied der Deutschen", but the Anthem is just the thirt stanza "Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit" in English "unity and justice and freedom"
@@sasori9645That’s not the point though. The phrase „Deutschland über alles“ was extensively used by the Nazi regime for propaganda purposes and had become a symbol for national socialism. Of course it predates the Nazis but it had become a symbol for Nazi Germany because they used it as such.
just cause something is associated with A or was used by A does not make it A, nor does banning it bc of A make any sense@@laxrlynch1206 otherwise you're gonna have to do a ton of banning, basicallly anything german, german history, roman or medieval related
@@Marcusianery lol they didn't go bankrupt they broke apart due to the forced introduction of capitalism into the planned economy, which caused mass poverty and unrest that destroyed the country.
Kazakhstan may not have liked Borat at first, but they admitted that the film did boost the tourism sector with those curious as to what Kazakhstan is like while in reality, the "Kazakh" village filmed was actually in southern Romania
@@Dimasekas The village is named Glod. In English it translates to mud but colloquially glod is also used to mean filth or a person of the lowest quality imaginable.
When I was the music librarian for our Army Band, our Commander was very prudent about making sure that there was NO doubt which version we would be playing for a visiting dignitary. Of course, he or she also has to hope that they are getting the correct information from officials. Imagine if the president of X country shows up to support a joint training exercise with American soldiers, and the band accidently plays the anthem of the regime that was overthrown by a military coup a few years ago. Not a pretty situation! LOL
This was REALLY sad for the Belarusian woman. She was sad that she didn’t get the correct anthem after winning a medal. Edit: I do understand about my terrible grammar because I am not normally from an English speaking country, I too am Belarussian and got disappointed how my country was humiliated by putting on a different anthem.. 🇧🇾🇧🇾
It was disrespectful to other countries national anthem ok its not your countries anthem then just tell or signal the organizers around or even of you dont feel ok to stand there just walk down the podium but whats with walking around that was just childish
I loved how the German team tried to sing louder than this guy, I don't know who he is, but even though he memorized the words quite well, you can tell he doesn't understand any of it. 😄
@@northbreeze0198 The Name of the "song" is Deutschlandlied or Lied der Deutschen and NOT "Deutschland über alles". The "Deutschland über alles" Part is just the first stanza, which is not part of our Anthem. Only the third stanza is part of our Anthem. An no, we don't care that you don't care because we, the actual People with that Anthem, do not want to sing the first stanza nor do we want to it be a part of our Anthem. Care for your own Anthem.
@@kleinsemmel sprich für dich selbst. ich interpretiere "deutschland über alles" als romantische retorik.. so wie "ich liebe meine katze über alles". nur weil ein typ mit bremsstreifen unter der nase verschißen hat, muss man nicht gleich die liebe zu seinem land verleumdnen.. denn das wäre ziemlich schwul. gruß!
@@northbreeze0198 The first two stanzas of the "Deutschlandlied" song are not part of the German Anthem. The first one is not sung because it has connotations with Nazi past but also because it mentions Germany going from the "Meuse to the Memel" -- but Germany has not had a border on the Memel River since 1945. The second one is just weird and isn't good for an anthem (mostly talks about German women being the most beautiful in the world or something). The third one is about stuff that's more appropriate for a democratic country like freedom and unity and therefore something Germans can be proud to sing. Contrary to popular belief, the first two aren't illegal (unless you do so to promote Nazism), but they just aren't part of the anthem
The kazakh wins this for sure lol. Have to praise the athlete, it is incredible that she stayed on the podium throughout the whole anthem with hand on her heart. Even smiled in the end. So funny.
It's not illegal to sing the first stanza of the Deutschland Lied in Germany and indeed has never been illegal, it's just that the third stanza is now the National Anthem
@@tancreddehauteville764 because the first two lines are proclaiming German supremacy: "Deutschland Deutschland über alles / über alles in der Welt" "Germany Germany above everything / above everything in the world". Although it had originally a kind of different meaning and it has to be seen in the context of achieving unity (before the 1870 empire and before the 1848 revolution). After the Nazis made the first stanza to the only one being sung and combined it with the Horst-Wessel-Lied and with the loss of the old border after the defeat (they are being mentioned in the first stanza), it should be clear, why it is not such a good look.
@@linajurgensen4698 Have you read what I wrote? Let me cite the important paragraph here: "Although it had originally a kind of different meaning and it has to be seen in the context of achieving unity (before the 1870 empire and before the 1848 revolution)." My point is that specifically because of its usage as a propaganda tool in both world wars and its contamination by the nazi party, in conjunction with the text of the song being outdated, it isnt used anymore and is, although not outright banned, shunned from (german) society. While "Deutschland über Alles" originally proclaimed that the most important (political) goal/thing is to achieve a united Germany (which did not exist before 1870/71) it completely changed its meaning after this innitial goal/topic was achieved and since the reports from the Westfront in 1914 it is directly linked to German hypernationalism, imperialism and alures to world domination and supremacy.
Ive actually had this happen to me before playing in a Wales students rugby match, they played the right anthem but it was a weird tribute version with the audio of fans singing over the top of it. We all just started looking at each other and did our best to drown it out... painful times
The athlete (her name is Maria Dmitrienko) probably couldn’t understand the song’s lyrics since she was Kazakh and the lyrics were English, but I bet she was also confused about the anthem. Thankfully, the ceremony was redone with the actual Kazakh anthem.
Kazik doesn't matter they didn't win the event, if slovak athletes are present it's their job to run out and stop their anthem from being used as a conflict/controversy tool or stay quiet, since they didn't win 1st prize!
At that point in time it is their fault they didn't win gold. She WAS disrespected they had one job to do ONE they have no excuse and the girl did the right thing! It's not a hippy gathering it's a competitive sport!
I just feel sorry for that Kazakh athlete, standing in the first place, holding the gold medal in her hand, and is about to enjoy the pride of her country's anthem but ending up hearing an absolutely nonsense version of the glorious Kazakh anthem that I love. I would feel just like her if my home country's anthem gets messed up.
nah, the borat anthem is definitely best then the actual one, i think the italian anthem is the only one you can't mess up, "la marcia reale ed imperiale" and "il canto degli italiani" it's both right
@@ribos2762 Vietnam ain't a south east asia country scallywag Go learn geography before replying nonsese here I bet you are a random spoiled African child who just got access to the internet
I would have been so heart broken. I just feel that dream that this poor girl saw over and over again of winning a gold and making her country proud. Taken away in a moment
She still won. The flag was still raised. She still brought home a gold medal and her country will forever be put as the winner for that event in that year. She probably enjoyed her success.
@@patd9898 exactly. She still won. If I won a gold medal, sure I'd be happy to represent my country, but it's not like hearing the anthem was my goal. I really think I live in a great country but I don't get a boner when hearing our anthem. And it's the success you had that makes people in your home country happy and proud. Not having made sb play the anthem
5:43 I don't know why but my Argentine great-grandfather stopped in the living room at this moment and began to tear up. He just sighed and said "memories, so many memories."
NZ anthem: played for Australians New Zealand: You couldn't live with your own failure Where did that bring you? *BACK TO ME* Playing the NZ anthem rather than the Aussie one just adds more fuel to the fire of the Kiwi-Aussie rivalry
Right. The so called "Lied der Deutschen" was created in 1841 when Germans were dreaming of a united nation. Sadly the lyrics were misused in our darkest times and since they are referring e.g. to non existing borderlines it is uncommon to sing the complete song. Our national anthem is just the third part.
I can understand how they would mistakenly play the Soviet and nazi anthems, cause they both have the same music as the modern ones, but come on, was Kazakhstan a joke?!
It isn't even the nazi anthem. That text existed a century before the nazi's were even a thing. and remained in use decades after WW2. The switch to using the third stanza only is quite recent. (1990)
The third stanza isn't that recent. It was a political decision after the second world war to turn Tage third into the official text. The other two - even though not officially forbidden - were politically vetoed. It is true that the first two had been composed long before the NS-regime. The text alluded to claiming a common German spirit among the territories settled by Germans against feudal oppression of those times praising the Germanic virtues. The text wasn't suitable anymore claiming Germany above all extending from a river in the east to a river in the west, from the south to the north - none of them in present day Germany. Emphasizing the German woman and the German wine in the second one was also an exaltation of features that reminded of claiming to be somehow superior to te rest of the world. This is why the first and the second stanza are ill-regarded in Germany.
@@juanfran579 I)ronically the second stanza was supoosed to be the "drinking song" part because the original version of the song was also written to be used as one for drinking. There are even some altered third stanza lines for the drinking version suggested by the original author :D The second stanza simply just sounds weird today but it has nothing to do with any superiority. Its just horribly outdated as far as cultural values go. Also its singing about wine...we arent french so that one had to go :D
6:53 it is not illegal to sing the German anthem in Germany 🇩🇪 People just avoid the first part because some mistake it for being Nazi (which it isn’t)
They do not "mistake" it for being Nazi, it just really is highly nationalistic "Deutschland über alles in der Welt" [Germany above anything else in the world] and claiming lands that are not German anymore "(...) bis an die Memel" [until the Memel (a river in Lithuania)]. If you are not able to comprehend what's wrong with that and why many Germans willfully reject this then you should take some class in politics and history.
As an Aussie I would just laugh if someone played the New Zealand Anthem accidently, their country is like our sibling, but if it was any other country's anthem I would be offended.
6:53 Not illegal. That would be weird if it were illegal because the full song - including the first stanza - WAS the anthem of Germany until 1991. When it was played for official purposes they only used the 3rd but the full song WAS the official anthem. This changed in 1991 and since then its only the 3rd stanza that is officially the anthem. So the 1st and 2nd stanzas are just not part of the anthem but its not illegal to sing them at all - just seen as a pretty bad gaffe when somebody does it.
@Grey Donovun I would assume because of the Oder-Neiße line which Germany agreed upon with Poland in 1990? So the stanza would be wrong, saying Germany extends to the Memel in the east
Russians don't get annoyed when the Soviet national anthem is played, but the German team and their fans must be embarrassed. The camera should focus more on the German team, I would like to see their expressions. The final result of the game was 57 to 3. Russia won.
It's crazy how politicians successfully managed to destroy any kind of German patriotism. There's nothing racist or wrong in the first 2 stanzas. It's a beautiful anthem and you should be singing it with pride.
First Play the wrong anthem; Walks out Second Play the wrong anthem; Sings the right one Third Play the wrong anthem; Sings the wrong anthem Slavs are based as hell
Among all, though I felt bad for players but I felt the worst for Kazakhstan. Not only the anthem is wrong, it is also down right insult. I would have walked angrily in protest and spit on the podium to disrespect the event which insulted my country. Very bad
@@MiSt3300 So, you're the opinion police here... You know what is good and true... I can assure you, you're not the first, nor the last or the only guy.
@@kupieckorzenny5093 The Capital was in Moscow and all Decisions were made by Russia. So it was Russia. Just like The UK isn't only England but The English are The ones who pull The strings
@@paulghencea9037 Lol, Stalin was Georgian, Dzierzynski was Polish, Lenin was Jewish-Russian-German-Swedish-Kalmyk, NKWD had Jews, Poles, Ukrainians, Lithuanians, Russians, and more. Soviet Union killed more Russians elites that you can imagine.
@@goodgame3374 Yeah exactly, I would just laugh and try to sing along, but if it was any other anthem I would be offended. New Zealand are our brothers and sisters, we're the Anzacs.
8:32 is fake. not only is she not showing any reaction, additionally its just the same scene cut together in a loop. dont be so naive and use whatever you find on the internet.
@@freyalarsen6233 all those hymns used by monarchies are not exactly symbols of the countries, like e.g. flags are. They are prayers for the health and success of the monarch: "God Save the King", "Gott erhalte unsern Kaiser", "Боже, Царя храни" (God Save the Czar) etc. That's why they often use the same or similar melodies in different countries, and the lyrics are standard. Distinguishing countries or national cultures is not their function, just praying for the monarch. Probably it's more correct to call them hymns (like religious chants), not anthems.
5:22 It's not illegal to sing the first stanza of the "Deutschlandlied" but right now only the third stanza is used. Btw the complete song has nothing to do with the Nazis and was sung before the Nazis and used after them too.
@@dutchman7623Im russian and it is clear they singing гимн СССР. By the way there is a lot of russians who barely know russian anthem but knows USSR anthem really well
I am German and I can tell you that it is allowed to sing all three verses. Of course, the 3rd stanza is the correct and official national anthem, but the songs of the Germans, as they are all three together, are allowed to be sung. They are all allowed and legal. Both in public and in private. But it's not right because only the third one is right.
@@lorenzopippia5257 The third stanza is the most beautiful by far, both in terms of content and poetically. Which makes sense, as it's the finale to the whole song. And since only one stanza of an anthem is sung/played most of the time anyways (how often have you heard the other stanzas of The Star-Spangled Banner? Or the Marseillaise?), I'm glad it's the third one for Germany. It's just odd how many think that the other stanzas are banned, just because they're not part of the national anthem.
@@lorenzopippia5257 It's not about racism. Why do you care so much anyways. The first one has a line that's geographically inaccurate now. The 2nd one is just weird.
@@mamaluigi1438 Wrong the first says the playces where germans lived, its good to sing it because we cant forget the horror what those germans get, even before Hitler etc., only west Karens like you cry about it
There was another one in 2014 where a Ukrainian man won a gymnastics championship and they played the national anthem of Uzbekistan instead, but sadly the video of it has become lost media and I HOPE someone out there still has it :(
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"Sir, that's the Soviet anthem, not the Russian anthem"
"I know"
Breaking News : Re-Unification of Soviet Union is happened
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it's the same anthem
@pucky same music, different lyrics
@@willsocietyacceptmecauseio1276 for 69 years of existence
When they played wrong anthem of Kazakhstan, they haven't thought for a second that maybe, MAYBE, the lyrics shouldn't be sung in English?
It would be interesting to see what the reaction would be if one sang a song about Israel like the Jewish song about Kazakhstan.
Implying they know English
Or they were clearly trolling them...
@@GreatPolishWingedHussars antisemitism
@@gamermapper Your claim is ridiculous! But actually this movie of Cohen is totally anti-slavic! The Kazakhs are not meant at all, but Slavs! Kazakhs look Asian, the guy doesn't look like a Kazakh at all, but like a European. He also speaks a Slavic language, namely Polish and not Kazakh. What is meant is the Slavic Russian minority in Kazakhstan, which makes up 25% of the population. He acts as if he were a Russian, that is, a Slav. Including the usual disgusting clichés and prejudices. He want to kill gypsies because it is said that the Slavic nations despise minorities. Anti-Semitic, of course. What is meant are Slavs, because there are no Gypsies in Kazakhstan and hardly any Jews. The guy is shown as inferior, as Slavs are often portrayed in Western media, including Hollywood as inferior.It's all supposed to work subconsciously in this disgusting movie. People don't realize at all that this is anti-Slavic propaganda that works subconsciously.
I have supplemented my comment with the arguments from the comment below because there were obviously ambiguities.
The Kazakhstan one. I’m crying. Other countries have inferior potassium ...... classic
It’s literally a diss track to countries Kazakhstan doesn’t like
It's a shame tho, because Kazakhstan's anthem is amazingly beautiful.
buaahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaa I'm crying but literally ooooooo myyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy............ 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Luckily, not every country were run by little girls 🤣👌
their prostitutes?! my reaction is literally: "WHUT?!"
I love how the Aussies recognised our national anthem, and starting chuckling.
You could tell immediately they knew what happened and just started laughing. Mind you I expect if it had been the kiwis hearing advance Australia fair it would have got the same reaction. Just like I would have probably had a laugh if an English team had that happen
I mean it's very easy to recognize when the lyrics start not in English compared to Australia who are full English lyrics and also because they are very used to play against each other
anyone would chuckle at your limpwristed insipid national anthem.
I'm sure if Rule Britannia started playing, all the Commonwealth countries would start singing along.
@@locinolacolino1302while mooning
The fact that they played the Soviet Anthem in a match against Germany takes it to a whole new level 🤣🤣🤣
of confidence and power
they felt like in the Ribbentrop-Molotov pact
@@DiegoF1ores Nice save.
What timestamp
@@russenorsk right from the starting dude
Imagine winning a medal for your country just to hear other country's national anthem.
Imagine hearing your country is exporter of Potassium
Me be like:*Disrespects other country*
@@jcxkzhgco3050 That one is definetly the worse, not only not hearing your anthem, but a meme anthem
It would be enough just to stand down, not to walk a mile.
@@jcxkzhgco3050 *visible confusion*
the athlete:wait did they change the anthem?
Honestly Russia should have the USSR flag on hand in case they play the soviet one and just be like "we're back!" like that one Simpsons episode.
Make the mistake and Putin dons the commissar's cap. He only removes it when the correct anthem is played, at which point he asks "Did something happen? It feels like a ghost was in the room.."
Instead of that they should have imperial flag that way empire can return
@@riddis8785 unfortunately I don't think the Imperial Russian anthem gets played as much accidentaly
@@B3rten PArt of the Imperial Russian anthem is embedded in the 1812 Overture by Tschaikovsky.
The anthems have the same music
Playing the New Zealand national anthem for the Australians is the equivalent of playing O' Canada for the United States
And most of us would just laugh at it...people In the US have more of a sense of humor then most people think
@@Tysandifer Fair point
And what explain your point ?
In Quebec, the O Canada was taken some same illness, like some little buttons in our corpses, as same allergical reactions between you and ....
I t happened once I think it was 1976 5n rugby match France v Wales. the French anthem played and when it was Wales turn they played ,god save the queen instead of Mae hen wlad fy nhadau the welsh players then sat down.when the correct anthem was played the players stud up
I would sing along with the little bit that I know lol
When the Soviet anthem started playing,
Russians: How do I sing this again
Germans: *PTSD intensifies*
Fun fact: Here in Germany the old Nazi anthem was mistakenly played during a football match ( not the Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit). I don’t want to know what the polish must have thought lol
@@thedarkness3766 Its not the Nazi one... Just cause the Nazis used the first stanza of the Deutschlandlied, followed by the Horst Wessel Lied, it doesn't make it a nazi anthem, nor is it forbidden in Germany.
The Lied der Deutschen is a purely democratic and defensive song from a time where the call after a unified, democratic Germany rised (1800-1848 especially).
And Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit is part of the Deutschlandlied. Its just only the third stanza. The BRD (FRG) had the full song as its anthem until 1990, but only sang the third stanza, because the main goal for it was to achieve the german unification, replace the "Grundgesetz" with a "Verfassung", rename it and let the entirety of the german people give them their own constitution.
Poles: Oh no, not again
😂😂😂
@@thedarkness3766 USSR has been much worse for Poland than Third Reich. Not only attacked Poland simultaneously with Germany, but also has been secretly killing educated, polish people and raped enormous amount of women. Than for 40 years occupied Poland and blocked development of a county. Russia is national enemy for Poland to this day.
“All other countries are run by little girls”
If I were on the podium with that athlete, I would be laughing so bad 🤣
Sacha Baron Cohen created that song for his film Borat to specifically make fun of Kazakhstan 😂 and they end up playing it not realising it's wrong... "Kazakhstans prostitute cleanest in the region except for all Uzbekistans" 😂
@@DuncanCardew yeah, he's a jew, so he against biggest muslim country in the world.
@@tasbykekerey1203 I don't think he's against Muslims at all. If so I might have to re-think the movie
@@tasbykekerey1203 kazakhstan is not muslim country, nor is it biggest....use gall-peters projection map, nor mercator projection...also muhamed was gae 11 wives no ki ds...
@@100monotheist-fkeroffalseg8 Actually, kazakhstan IS a muslim country.
The Kazakhstan girl was so gracious to stand for the entire "Borat National Anthem", and how embarrassing that is for Kuwait to make such a mistake.
She might not have spoke english.
More like they are just racist.. you litetally have to search for borat song and upload it 🤣
a Kuwaiti will always get someone else to do such simple tasks then sit back and laugh when they stuff it up
Not sure it wasn't unintentional
Kuwaiti are legends
The German one was funniest as right as they were trying to drown him out he would just hit it louder and dominate the whole field with his opera like voice😂
Die Mädels haben es ja versucht, aber er hat immerhin das Mikrofon 😂
He sang everything right but just the wrong part.
He should try this in Germany...
Great reaction by the German team. You must know that singing the first verse is a really big no-no and only Nazis still sing it. The third verse is better anyway! But the second is the best: It‘s about women, loyalty, whine and singing! 😂
@@bingobongo9521 It is not punished by law to sing the first stanza and never was.
The Borat "anthem": Don't know how the people in charge could NOT realize they got the wrong anthem after the first few lines and stop it.
i imagine some underpaid organising helper who didn’t speak that much english just typed in “kazakhstan anthem” somewhere and this is what he got
@@fredhasopinions we'll never thank them enough for this 😂
It would be interesting to see what the reaction would be if one sang a song about Israel like the Jewish song about Kazakhstan.
its not real that one
@@fredhasopinions if you start typing "kazakhstan" in the yt search the first suggestion is "kazakhstan borat". they clearly didn't look at the thumbnail though
The funniest part about them accidentally playing the soviet anthem was that some of the athletes are clearly singing the old lyrics
10:13 aww this damn slovaks we must invade there for liberation slovaks democracy from dictatorship regime
Yeah, becuase they are old and know the lyrics.
Every Russian knows both lyrics though
@@zlatanribica5561 rlly?
@@Lakee88 nyet
That borat one... Poor girl that must be so awkward and lame 😭 I feel bad for her
ok but nobody will ever forget her win.
It was so offensive
Wowowewa
@@ablurida But they'll remember it for this.
Well as a Kazakh i can either laugh or cry
The first lady was throughly respectful. She dismounted the podium in disrespect, but stayed true to her feelings. You were a star to your Country and your Anthem. Thank you!❤❤❤
Disgustingly arrogant... but hey that's the only thing giving such ilk importance. I'm sure the British and French girls wouldn't have walked away if it their anthem that was mistaken
No she was right. @@ls42nu
@@ls42nushe was right to be deeply offended, and there’s no reason she should have to stand there and accept the insult….
@@ls42nuHow tf was that arrogant? It's not her country's anthem and that is the country she won the medal for. Not for the country of which the anthem was playing.
@@ls42nuyes it is pretty arrogant to play another country's anthem
Those Russians are not all "just singing the chorus", and "attempting to sing the current lyrics", reading the lips of the last few guys in the row they are definitely singing words to the Soviet anthem. At 4:19 he is unmistakably saying Партия Ленина. Those guys know exactly what they are doing :)
Party of Lenin
The Soviet Union and the Russian anthems share the same chorus, except for the last two lines. I would not so sure that they were singing the Soviet Union anthem
@@costantinopiu2386 The current Russian anthem doesn't mention Lenin or communism, and the starting verses are completely different between the two.
@@costantinopiu2386 except the last three lines)
Дружбы народов надёжный оплот
Партия Ленина, Сила народная
Нас к торжеству коммунизма ведёт
@@costantinopiu2386 They actually said "Partiya Lenina" Lenin's party.
Borat’s Kazakhstan National Anthem almost kill me. I can't stop laughing.
Number one exporter of potassium 😭😭😭😭
@@sitrakaforler8696 All countries are run by little girls 😎😎7:12
this is the 3rd time im hearing from different video lm§o
It's catchy
all other countries have inferior potassium
*The world:* What's so threatening about that stanza?
*Germany:* Have you tried locating those rivers on a map?
You sent me on a cool geographical trip, thanks. And yes, I do see your point.
Memel, nowadays known as Klaipeda.
@Schreckgespenst not at all
Today the Memel belongs to Lithuania, so well…
A song written about a guys dream of a united germany with what he though was its borders that became the national anthem and then permanently tainted by facist idiots that saw the dream as a "suggestion" for conquests and reinterpreted the meaning of "Germany above all" from Germany unity above every small german state to Germany above all states everywhrere....
The enitre song kind of is a good representation of german history the past 100+ years though. The first stanza reminds us today of the nazis and their crimes, the second one is just a filler for the few times nothing happend in germany and there was peace and prosperity while the last one is the symbol that unity and democracy arent a given and have to be fought for, but in the end will prevail :)
Hearing them playing Borat's filthy version of Kazakhstan's national anthem at a formal awards ceremony was effing priceless 😂
Did it really happened? 🤣🤣
@@DuleVideos Mislim da je u Kuvajtu bilo pušteno
@@S-8131 Кажу да јесте, ја сам умро 🤣🤣🤣
@@DuleVideoshappen*
That girl did the right thing. You don't play the right anthem for the winner, the winner has no reason to stand there. It's that simple.
Yes . ...
Except for, you know, winning the competition.
@@drdabsmore945 Still, she did the right thing. If patriotism doesn't mean anything to you it doesn't mean it must be the case with everybody. She stepped down and still stayed winner. High 5 to her
I would 've signaled that to them when it plays
Pretty spoilt brat things to do when your runners up are left there.
Organizer: "I am so sorry about that, mistakes can happen."
The Russian team: "Yeah okay it's fine."
Putin: "Okay." _makes some notes_
Most underrated and precise comment on the Internet.
Well he did his notes it seems, and now presents us the lessons learned
@@jupnik5318 yes bro
This aged well. 🇺🇦!
Hahaha nice
I think the athletes actually singed the soviet lyrics, seeing their lips and a sound here and there.
Organizers: "hol up, i think we are playing the soviet version"
Russian Athletes: "EVEN BETTER"
Pfp checks out
Why I read this with russian acent?
@@plusxz821 poggers
No its the lyrics of the current one, the difference can be seen
yeah
we don`t mind at all :D
Playing the right anthem should be the bare minimum requirement for a sports organisation, especially in the age of information.
The Soviet Union is the right anthem tho
@@LichKingg23in terms of the music notes, it is, but the lyrics are completely different.
If you don't understand the relevance of this disgrace, imagine the Russian anthem being played for a US athlete
@@TheGamingBurger734 They saluted.
Or they play the Dixie song instead of the Star-spangled banner.
And the flag of the Confederate States for the Harlem Globetroters
@@ravanpee1325 haha
Did you watch to the end? xD
Soviet anthem is played instead of Russian anthem: Russian athlets sing along
First stanza is played instead of the third of the "Deutschlandlied" Germans: *nervous sweating*
Most athletes are young, but the old ones might get some flashbacks...
Having the soviet anthem played probably made them feel more pumped hahah
For the Russian anthem, it's the same song, just different lyrics
@@larshofler8298 Same with teh German anthem. It's literally the same song they've just cut away some lyrics
@@deidara_8598 But why did they cut it ?
What does the first stanza imply?
Soviet Union anthem plays against Germany.
Russians: Yes this is brilliant
germans deserve to be reminded haha
@@Coldvader They don't need to be reminded though
@@DeutschlandMapping I think it is necessary
@@Coldvader Bruh. Why? Germans remind each other literally every day. So why is it necessary?
@@DeutschlandMapping yeah I know but there never is too much reminding
Good seeing some of the Aussie guys finding it funny, and massive hats off to Ms Kazakhstan she kept her hand on her heart the whole time!
Ms Kazakhstan? She ain't a beauty queen wtf!
I doubt she speaks English, probably didn't understand any of that cr4p.
@@bdleo300why would you think that
'cause "I'm sure she will see it, simp" is too long @@veroniki244
I was dead when the verse *"all other countries are run by little girls"* 💀😂 - I honestly don't know how she kept a straight face- it must be her second super power!!
i have a feeling she might not of known english or might not have known english well enough to figure out what is being said in english when somebody is singing in a bad "Kazack" accent
@@wolfclaw3366 Yeah that person clearly didn’t speak English
@@wolfclaw3366 she probably doesn't know her own countries anthem
@@cucumbershelpek7451 How could she not know her country's anthem?
Most people especially athletes can recognize the anthem of their country.
@@mastersafari5349 to be honest, here in Kazakhstan non-kazakh people don't even know the language and don't want to learn it. They say russian is enough for them, because you know there are 3 official languages. And non-kazakh people usually don't know history and culture (even if in schools they're supposed to study it) and most of them don't know the anthem) mostly because they don't speak the language it's written. Likely i am kazakh, i know language, culture and history, but other nationalities don't want to🤷
The organizer: plays USSR anthem instead of actuall Russian
Russians: Sing soviet anthem anyway with visible joy
Basically, they are almost the same. The same music, almost the same text with some words replaced, like "USSR" ==> "Russia", "communist party" ==> "people's wisdom", "Lenin" ==> "Putin" (the last one is a joke), lol.
@@tataroma4900 😂😂😂 My jaw dropped.
@@tataroma4900 the text was completely changed in russian version.
@@tataroma4900 The text is pretty different, it's very easy to tell them apart
@@tataroma4900 "The unbreakable union of free republics united forever by the great Rus! Long live the united mighty Soviet Union, created by the will of the People's." is not "Russia is our sacred state, Russia is our beloved country! Great glory, mighty will. Your property for all time."
imagine being Mexican and hearing "La Cucaracha" instead of your nation's anthem.
we would start dancing🤔😃
Good idea
Family guy reference lmao
Imagine being Italian and hearing "tarantella dance" that stupid American suprematists put in every italian videos.
@@unioneitaliana7107 It should be laughed at
That Kazakhstan anthem was the most hilarious thing I've ever heard 🤣🙏🏼
6:53 Small correction: The first verse of the German anthem is not illegal to sing at all. It has been decreed, however, that the third verse of the anthem is to sing during official occasions. So they picked the right anthem, the singer just sang the wrong verse.
Bigger correction: It's a regular stanza from the German national hymn written in 1841 and has absolutely nothing to do with National Socialism.
The song wasn't written by the Nazis, but from today's perspective, it certainly has a lot to do with national socialism. The Weimar Republic initially adopted all 3 stanzas of the song as its anthem in their original meaning. The Nazis only used and still use the first stanza, while misinterpreting the meaning of it. The Federal Republic eventually adopted only the third stanza as the national anthem. So today the first stanza is neither part of the national anthem of the Federal Republic, and the only ones who still sing it are neo-Nazis.
@@RayvenGuard That's not true. As you said, the Nazis only sang the first stanza in conjunction with the Horst-Wessel-Lied while singing the third stanza was forbidden by law.
So singing the original Deutschlandlied (Song of the Germans) with it's 3 stanzas is perfectly fine and there are many people in Germany and Austria doing so - for example traditional students' associations.
The singer should have sung "Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser" instead.
@@aurorasdawn4681 Singing it is perfectly legal. Singing it in public is pretty close to commiting social suicide 99% of the time though.
I have more respect for the Belarusian athlete after she walked off the podium because her pride does not allow her to stand for any other country than hers after all the effort she made to win!
Especially Bosnia and Herzegovina😂😂😂
The other two atheletes trying their best not to laugh was also good - they even got it. smh
Our real anthem is Pahonia and the flag ⚪️🔴⚪️ not Madagascarian flag
@@eternakrokodilanto5263да кому ты втираешь свою дичь? Сраные радикалы, везде надо свою копейку вставить
Exactly. You did it to represent your country, not someone else's
I expected this to be hilarious but that first one was really sad
One of the great moments of her life ruined
Whay did they play? And why didn't they change it, if it was a mistake? 😐
The Bosnian hymne I think.
@@vanbaguette7368 They could've simply *changed it* or prolong the podium ceremony by 5-7 min, while the played the *right one.* (as they realised there was a screw-up, when she walked off the podium...)
@@dyawr I don’t think they realised the mistake, but they should have realised something was wrong from the expression on her face and then when she stepped off the podium.
The Borat Kazakhstan one was the funniest anthem I ever heard🤣
I love how some of the Russians sang along with the old soviet anthem....and....it was against the Germans of all people.
69 hehe
S B pls never visit Germany, we live in Caves, can't spell, neither read nor write, and behave like the typical yesterday Idiot. Thank you!
1941 vibes
Why against them?
@@Tanmay_Bhattacharya 45 vibes, Russia was getting vibe checked in 41
Kazakhstan one is so offensive. The lady was so graceful. I would have walked off the podium.
If I heard a song laughing at my country knowingly, I would probably be laughing.
Cause she is Russian and doesn’t care which country’s anthem is being played. After that Russians in Russia say that they are discriminated in other countries due to lack of basic patriotism to the country where they were born and raised. Pure Russian chauvinism and imperialism…
@@kwizatzhaderach its because you didn't see some Americans(especialy those hypocrites who criticize Russia using this argument) or Europeans when comming to Brazil,they LITERALY abondon the child and go back to their native country
@@kwizatzhaderach I was born in Kazakhstan and my family left because of ultra nationalists like you. My parents owned a business, employed 50 people, paid taxes, had to leave because they were constantly harassed by local authorities because they weren’t Kazakh.. lots of Russians left and are leaving Kazakhstan for the same reason and are taking away the most valuable resource - educated and capable people. Kazakhs still have to keep some Russians in politics and major business, just so the country doesn’t turn into a dysfunctional hellhole, but even they will leave at some point, seeing where the country is headed.
@@vladm5920 It is not only the Khazaks, the Russian state also want you to leave Kazakhstane, because Russia need you.
I laughed like a Mad Man when they played the Kazakhstan anthem. I never knew what crazy laughter can do to a person until today. I was literally in tears and gasping for air for like 5 minutes straight from laughter.
Did your stomach hurt?
@@RaymondHng no u
That’s awesome. Laughter is healthy.😅
I have to make a correction here. The first stanza (also the second) is NOT forbidden, you can sing it in Germany in public as well. It's also wrong that it was only sang in the time of nationalsocialism, because it was also part of our anthem in the Weimarer Republic. In our time it's still part of "Lied der Deutschen", but the Anthem is just the thirt stanza "Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit" in English "unity and justice and freedom"
@@sasori9645 Wait until they discover the second stanza.
@@sasori9645That’s not the point though. The phrase „Deutschland über alles“ was extensively used by the Nazi regime for propaganda purposes and had become a symbol for national socialism.
Of course it predates the Nazis but it had become a symbol for Nazi Germany because they used it as such.
Yes, finally! Thank you for pointing this out (so I didn't have to, lol).
@@laxrlynch1206 Because they had great taste, same thing with the uniforms, Roman salute, the architecture etc.
just cause something is associated with A or was used by A does not make it A, nor does banning it bc of A make any sense@@laxrlynch1206
otherwise you're gonna have to do a ton of banning, basicallly anything german, german history, roman or medieval related
Its all gangsta until russia switch there flag to soviet one
Ni hao Tojo kun.
@@arayikharutyunyan494 ni hao
Silly moustache men will rise once more!
They gonna go bankrupt again or what? :P
@@Marcusianery lol they didn't go bankrupt they broke apart due to the forced introduction of capitalism into the planned economy, which caused mass poverty and unrest that destroyed the country.
Kazakhstan may not have liked Borat at first, but they admitted that the film did boost the tourism sector with those curious as to what Kazakhstan is like
while in reality, the "Kazakh" village filmed was actually in southern Romania
Oh that explains why I thought it looked like the worse-off parts of Romania then.
@@whohan779 That's literally the worst part of Romania. Even the village name translates to Filth.
@@SirAdrian87 holy mother of god?! Are you serious?
@@Dimasekas The village is named Glod. In English it translates to mud but colloquially glod is also used to mean filth or a person of the lowest quality imaginable.
Yep and i'm pretty sure every time they speak kazakh they really speak hebrew
Soviet anthem: is played
Germans: *Why do I hear boss music?*
*"There are no accidents"*
Lol 🤣
😳😳😳
B's about to get a rush... Not just any rush though...
Yes no accidents
And for the Germans they play Erika
When I was the music librarian for our Army Band, our Commander was very prudent about making sure that there was NO doubt which version we would be playing for a visiting dignitary. Of course, he or she also has to hope that they are getting the correct information from officials. Imagine if the president of X country shows up to support a joint training exercise with American soldiers, and the band accidently plays the anthem of the regime that was overthrown by a military coup a few years ago. Not a pretty situation! LOL
This was REALLY sad for the Belarusian woman. She was sad that she didn’t get the correct anthem after winning a medal.
Edit: I do understand about my terrible grammar because I am not normally from an English speaking country, I too am Belarussian and got disappointed how my country was humiliated by putting on a different anthem.. 🇧🇾🇧🇾
She wasn’t sad, she was disappointed. Playing the wrong anthem is disrespect.
@@ronnietrek6376 just like I would
four years later, it’s almost prophetic given the way the country is bending over backwards to help Russia keep the president of Belarus in power
It was disrespectful to other countries national anthem ok its not your countries anthem then just tell or signal the organizers around or even of you dont feel ok to stand there just walk down the podium but whats with walking around that was just childish
She has a nice bottom.
I bursted into tears from laughing for that poor winner from Kazakhstan...!!
She's an amazing sport for laughing it off
@@priyachoudhary9896 It would be funnier if she actually sang or mouthed the words with her eyes rolled back.
@@RaymondHng that would be too much to expect ( not sure if most people avoid watching borat)
At the mistake playing not the right Kazakh Anthem BORAT had said: „Nice!“
@@RaymondHng with her eyes rolled back..?
I loved how the German team tried to sing louder than this guy, I don't know who he is, but even though he memorized the words quite well, you can tell he doesn't understand any of it. 😄
i sometimes just ask me how something like this can even happen
Well, it's been 70 years. Just sing Deutschland Über alles. Noone would care really. We all know that it's the name of the song anyway
@@northbreeze0198 The Name of the "song" is Deutschlandlied or Lied der Deutschen and NOT "Deutschland über alles".
The "Deutschland über alles" Part is just the first stanza, which is not part of our Anthem. Only the third stanza is part of our Anthem. An no, we don't care that you don't care because we, the actual People with that Anthem, do not want to sing the first stanza nor do we want to it be a part of our Anthem.
Care for your own Anthem.
@@kleinsemmel sprich für dich selbst.
ich interpretiere "deutschland über alles" als romantische retorik..
so wie "ich liebe meine katze über alles".
nur weil ein typ mit bremsstreifen unter der nase verschißen hat, muss man nicht gleich die liebe zu seinem land verleumdnen.. denn das wäre ziemlich schwul.
gruß!
@@northbreeze0198 The first two stanzas of the "Deutschlandlied" song are not part of the German Anthem. The first one is not sung because it has connotations with Nazi past but also because it mentions Germany going from the "Meuse to the Memel" -- but Germany has not had a border on the Memel River since 1945. The second one is just weird and isn't good for an anthem (mostly talks about German women being the most beautiful in the world or something).
The third one is about stuff that's more appropriate for a democratic country like freedom and unity and therefore something Germans can be proud to sing. Contrary to popular belief, the first two aren't illegal (unless you do so to promote Nazism), but they just aren't part of the anthem
1:44 "the pain" moment. Poor girl. Well reacted
The kazakh wins this for sure lol. Have to praise the athlete, it is incredible that she stayed on the podium throughout the whole anthem with hand on her heart. Even smiled in the end. So funny.
I think she dont even know her national anthem.
I think she was a kazakhstani, not a kazakh
It’s fake bro it’s just a video of her standing there
@@leonthethird7494 it's a Kazakh, Kazakhstani isn't really correct. Same with Afghanistan, it's Afghan.
@@AaronTechnic pretty sure Kazakh is the word for the ethnic group, so calling her a Kazakh wouldn’t be correct
At least they didn’t play Horst-Wessel Lied for the Germans…
Now that would have been hilarious
That would’ve been a great amount of trolling
I would die laughing.
Their hands be like🙋🙋🙋
@@silangangbahagi9267 AYO-
It's not illegal to sing the first stanza of the Deutschland Lied in Germany and indeed has never been illegal, it's just that the third stanza is now the National Anthem
@Naikomi imagine that he sang the second one in front of female athletes XD
So why the fuss?
@@tancreddehauteville764 because the first two lines are proclaiming German supremacy: "Deutschland Deutschland über alles / über alles in der Welt" "Germany Germany above everything / above everything in the world". Although it had originally a kind of different meaning and it has to be seen in the context of achieving unity (before the 1870 empire and before the 1848 revolution). After the Nazis made the first stanza to the only one being sung and combined it with the Horst-Wessel-Lied and with the loss of the old border after the defeat (they are being mentioned in the first stanza), it should be clear, why it is not such a good look.
@@carlosdumbratzen6332 actually they don’t, the verses were used long time before Hitler was even born.
@@linajurgensen4698 Have you read what I wrote? Let me cite the important paragraph here: "Although it had originally a kind of different meaning and it has to be seen in the context of achieving unity (before the 1870 empire and before the 1848 revolution)."
My point is that specifically because of its usage as a propaganda tool in both world wars and its contamination by the nazi party, in conjunction with the text of the song being outdated, it isnt used anymore and is, although not outright banned, shunned from (german) society.
While "Deutschland über Alles" originally proclaimed that the most important (political) goal/thing is to achieve a united Germany (which did not exist before 1870/71) it completely changed its meaning after this innitial goal/topic was achieved and since the reports from the Westfront in 1914 it is directly linked to German hypernationalism, imperialism and alures to world domination and supremacy.
Ive actually had this happen to me before playing in a Wales students rugby match, they played the right anthem but it was a weird tribute version with the audio of fans singing over the top of it. We all just started looking at each other and did our best to drown it out... painful times
7:43 how is she not laughing 😂" it remove 80% of human solid waste"😭😭😭
she probably speaks only kazakh and russian
Because it’s very serious offence to get your country’s anthem wrong. And it’s not really funny
Bcuz she tried her best for her country but they picked wrong anthem and she is embarassed bcuz of it
How is she not laughing???
Because of the immense disrespect it is, maybe?
The athlete (her name is Maria Dmitrienko) probably couldn’t understand the song’s lyrics since she was Kazakh and the lyrics were English, but I bet she was also confused about the anthem. Thankfully, the ceremony was redone with the actual Kazakh anthem.
That's pretty awesome that the Russian rugby team just sang the Soviet anthem all together 🤣
Anathem
They didn't sing the Soviet anthem, but only the passages that are the same.
@@GreatPolishWingedHussars they sang the societ anthem.
Tgey did. You can read by their lips
Jingle bell of the old 😂
The Belarus girl was the only one who walked off.
I was amazed the USA team stood through the whole thing in silences.
Because Slovak anthem is also an anthem of free world
Why disrespect other countries national anthem? Its not Slovakia's fault their national anthem was played.
@@mayuresh1690 She was disrespected. That was the highest moment of her life.
Kazik doesn't matter they didn't win the event, if slovak athletes are present it's their job to run out and stop their anthem from being used as a conflict/controversy tool or stay quiet, since they didn't win 1st prize!
At that point in time it is their fault they didn't win gold. She WAS disrespected they had one job to do ONE they have no excuse and the girl did the right thing! It's not a hippy gathering it's a competitive sport!
3:34 Lol, I like how that sitting guard turned his head into the back and just double checked if it was the soviet flag 😂
Wait that ain't no guard sorry-
I just feel sorry for that Kazakh athlete, standing in the first place, holding the gold medal in her hand, and is about to enjoy the pride of her country's anthem but ending up hearing an absolutely nonsense version of the glorious Kazakh anthem that I love.
I would feel just like her if my home country's anthem gets messed up.
Imagine hearing "come grasp the mighty penis of our leader" claiming to be your national anthem. Yikes.
Ho ho ho-chi min starts playing instead of the Vietnamese anthem.
@@commissargeko4029 well that won't be that bad
nah, the borat anthem is definitely best then the actual one, i think the italian anthem is the only one you can't mess up, "la marcia reale ed imperiale" and "il canto degli italiani" it's both right
@@ribos2762 Vietnam ain't a south east asia country scallywag Go learn geography before replying nonsese here I bet you are a random spoiled African child who just got access to the internet
The Soviet anthem starts to play.
Berliners: Well, I'm staying on the west side of town, just in case.
😂😂😂
a decent joke, cheers to you, Pasta Sempa! PS: nice nickname!
nah, I'd rather stay in the DDR
Not funny
I'm sure you would @@americancommunist6076
Very brave and self-respecting girl, the first one. Most sportspeople wouldn't show the same heart. Total respect to her.
Little while ago when France played Albania they mistakenly put Andoras anthem and later the announcer apologised to Armenia.💀
European school education 🤡
@@Sova1453Idiot 😂
What has European education got to do with this?
@@Sova1453This ain't America
I would have been so heart broken. I just feel that dream that this poor girl saw over and over again of winning a gold and making her country proud. Taken away in a moment
She still won. The flag was still raised. She still brought home a gold medal and her country will forever be put as the winner for that event in that year. She probably enjoyed her success.
@@patd9898 exactly. She still won. If I won a gold medal, sure I'd be happy to represent my country, but it's not like hearing the anthem was my goal. I really think I live in a great country but I don't get a boner when hearing our anthem. And it's the success you had that makes people in your home country happy and proud. Not having made sb play the anthem
They ruined her moment and disrespected her and her country, Belarus people are patriotic unlike u drooling fools.
It's not her fault in any way I don't see why she should feel bad
@@patd9898 the wrong flag as well 🤦♂️◻️🟥◻️
5:43
I don't know why but my Argentine great-grandfather stopped in the living room at this moment and began to tear up. He just sighed and said "memories, so many memories."
XD
Because he was a son of a bitch? 😱
But did he polish his iron cross too?
@@ilaser4064 he didn't only polish his iron cross but invade polish territory as well
Did he also straighten his right arm?
7:35 "Filtration system a marvel to behold"
I'm on the ground laughing.
80% is pretty godt. She is much much more better than the Ish-raili one. Pointier even.
Jewtown 😂
5:48 The American guy was either trolling the Germans or being stupid 😂
Every time I hear the beautiful Kazakhstan national anthem it brings a tear to my eye...
are you a gipsy? because i might be intrested in that tear
Hi mr. Maulana
😂
The funny thing is that, they play the Soviet anthem next to their former enemies 😂😂😂
The teams should have raised a carton wall with bricks and surveillance towers painted on it inbetween them as a joke.
Former and now again actual enemies.
My guess is the Kuwaitis never realized Borat wasn't an actual documentary lol
They all reacted appropriately to the gaffes of the national anthems being played, great video!
NZ anthem: played for Australians
New Zealand: You couldn't live with your own failure
Where did that bring you?
*BACK TO ME*
Playing the NZ anthem rather than the Aussie one just adds more fuel to the fire of the Kiwi-Aussie rivalry
like a boomerang
Ahh Australians, even trying to steal our anthem as well
@@Det0n8ted You can keep that one.
@@protu7292 Fair enough mate, everyone struggles on the maori bit
What if a NZ fan did that on purpose - playing the NZ anthem ? 🤣
6:54 to clarify it. It is not illegal to sing it. The anthem was just narrowed down to the third verse because the first verse is often misunderstood.
thank you, i was looking if somebody else was making that clear!
Right. The so called "Lied der Deutschen" was created in 1841 when Germans were dreaming of a united nation. Sadly the lyrics were misused in our darkest times and since they are referring e.g. to non existing borderlines it is uncommon to sing the complete song. Our national anthem is just the third part.
@@mahnman1404 a pity you leave out the verse about German women and German beer!
The whole Song is „Das Lied der Deutschen“ (the Song of the German) But only the third stanza is the National Anthem of Germany.
Its not only misunderstood its also factual wrong the Rivers thats are Mentioned arent Part of Germany anymore
I can understand how they would mistakenly play the Soviet and nazi anthems, cause they both have the same music as the modern ones, but come on, was Kazakhstan a joke?!
It isn't even the nazi anthem. That text existed a century before the nazi's were even a thing. and remained in use decades after WW2. The switch to using the third stanza only is quite recent. (1990)
The third stanza isn't that recent. It was a political decision after the second world war to turn Tage third into the official text. The other two - even though not officially forbidden - were politically vetoed. It is true that the first two had been composed long before the NS-regime. The text alluded to claiming a common German spirit among the territories settled by Germans against feudal oppression of those times praising the Germanic virtues. The text wasn't suitable anymore claiming Germany above all extending from a river in the east to a river in the west, from the south to the north - none of them in present day Germany. Emphasizing the German woman and the German wine in the second one was also an exaltation of features that reminded of claiming to be somehow superior to te rest of the world. This is why the first and the second stanza are ill-regarded in Germany.
Tage = the
@@ajvanmarle yeah i know but still it was used by the nazis and those lyricist are associated with the nazis
@@juanfran579 I)ronically the second stanza was supoosed to be the "drinking song" part because the original version of the song was also written to be used as one for drinking. There are even some altered third stanza lines for the drinking version suggested by the original author :D
The second stanza simply just sounds weird today but it has nothing to do with any superiority. Its just horribly outdated as far as cultural values go. Also its singing about wine...we arent french so that one had to go :D
6:53 it is not illegal to sing the German anthem in Germany 🇩🇪
People just avoid the first part because some mistake it for being Nazi (which it isn’t)
They do not "mistake" it for being Nazi, it just really is highly nationalistic "Deutschland über alles in der Welt" [Germany above anything else in the world] and claiming lands that are not German anymore "(...) bis an die Memel" [until the Memel (a river in Lithuania)]. If you are not able to comprehend what's wrong with that and why many Germans willfully reject this then you should take some class in politics and history.
As an Aussie I would just laugh if someone played the New Zealand Anthem accidently, their country is like our sibling, but if it was any other country's anthem I would be offended.
True
ok
I wonder why they are separate contries tho
@@jjsim3340 makes sense
What if they played the British anthem? Or the Soviet one? Or the Nazi Germany one?
6:53 Not illegal. That would be weird if it were illegal because the full song - including the first stanza - WAS the anthem of Germany until 1991. When it was played for official purposes they only used the 3rd but the full song WAS the official anthem. This changed in 1991 and since then its only the 3rd stanza that is officially the anthem. So the 1st and 2nd stanzas are just not part of the anthem but its not illegal to sing them at all - just seen as a pretty bad gaffe when somebody does it.
domesticated simps
also the first stanza is older than national socialism, so that part of the subtitles isn't quite right, either
@@Leo1239150 Yep. It has absolutely nothing to do with National Socialism. Those rivers have been the German border for centuries.
@Grey Donovun I would assume because of the Oder-Neiße line which Germany agreed upon with Poland in 1990? So the stanza would be wrong, saying Germany extends to the Memel in the east
@Grey Donovun Because uo until 1990 West Germany more or less claimed the old borders.
"All other countries have inferior potassium " this one caught me off guard hahha
Walking out is a chad move honestly
Russians don't get annoyed when the Soviet national anthem is played, but the German team and their fans must be embarrassed. The camera should focus more on the German team, I would like to see their expressions. The final result of the game was 57 to 3. Russia won.
what a score lol
I watch football most of the time and that score difference is too much to handle for the losing team
@@doduyle8476 it's not football, it's rugby
so, not so "über alles" xd
It's crazy how politicians successfully managed to destroy any kind of German patriotism.
There's nothing racist or wrong in the first 2 stanzas.
It's a beautiful anthem and you should be singing it with pride.
@@lorenzopippia5257 Relax neo nazi
At least once in my lifetime I'd love to see the Team America theme song being played "by accident" instead of the US National Anthem.
That is gold haha.
As an American, I support this wholeheartedly.
If I was American, I'd be cool with it
As an American, *please someone do this*
play dixie land, lol
9:20 The athletes look at each other like "Are they playing the Kiwis' anthem?"
They knew exactly which anthem it was haha. You can tell by them laughing.
@@SilentHotdog28 A few seemed okay with it, the others just smirked.
First
Play the wrong anthem; Walks out
Second
Play the wrong anthem; Sings the right one
Third
Play the wrong anthem; Sings the wrong anthem
Slavs are based as hell
FWIW, The Kazakhstan girl athlete hearing the Borat anthem was almost certainly a Slav.
Among all, though I felt bad for players but I felt the worst for Kazakhstan. Not only the anthem is wrong, it is also down right insult. I would have walked angrily in protest and spit on the podium to disrespect the event which insulted my country. Very bad
Very nice place
Insulting for uzbekistan too
Get rekt
It would be interesting to see what the reaction would be if one sang a song about Israel like the Jewish song about Kazakhstan.
@@GreatPolishWingedHussars oh god, it would be bad
The reaction off the Belarus girl is great She s a real patriot
More like a spoiled brat
Hopefully not a patriot to Łukaszenko but to her people
@@MiSt3300 So, you're the opinion police here... You know what is good and true... I can assure you, you're not the first, nor the last or the only guy.
@oliveryt7168 yeah Belarus is literally the dark souls of Europe stfu
@@MiSt3300 Łukaszenko is a based. Cry.
3:35 Right country, wrong year. 😂 The guy looked back to make sure he didn't time travel.
Wrong country. USSR wasn't only Russia
@@kupieckorzenny5093 The Capital was in Moscow and all Decisions were made by Russia. So it was Russia. Just like The UK isn't only England but The English are The ones who pull The strings
@@paulghencea9037 That is really not true. Other ethnicities did had power and played important roles in hole system of USSR.
@@paulghencea9037 Lol, Stalin was Georgian, Dzierzynski was Polish, Lenin was Jewish-Russian-German-Swedish-Kalmyk,
NKWD had Jews, Poles, Ukrainians, Lithuanians, Russians, and more. Soviet Union killed more Russians elites that you can imagine.
@@kupieckorzenny5093 RSFSR had this as its anthem too
You have to admire the confidence of the man singing the wrong German anthem. Wrong, but very confidently so.
That’s how hated Boris Yeltsin is where they got angry over the song
So the Boris Yeltsin commemorative Vostok watch I bought on eBay is NOT a collector's item?
@@sobrcelt it is because it’s historical. Just because he’s hated doesn’t mean it’s not of historical value
I don't think they are angry
@@sobrcelt I mean, adolphin hiptler's paintings are also a collector's item probably
@@kak42 😒
"The Australian team seems... less than happy about that." Meanwhile the Australian team: laughing, feeling awkward, not lloking angry at all.
The Australians would be chill.
The kiwi anthem is probably the least offensive possible anthem to play to Australians by accident. NZ is viewed like a younger sibling in Australia.
@@goodgame3374 Yeah exactly, I would just laugh and try to sing along, but if it was any other anthem I would be offended. New Zealand are our brothers and sisters, we're the Anzacs.
The first guy in lines reaction when it clicked what was playing is priceless.
The Kazakhstan one really caught me off guard 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Me too😂
Did that really happen
@@miles-thesleeper-monroe8466yes it was reported around the mid/late 2000s. I think you can still find the CNN reporting in youtube.
Yeah@@miles-thesleeper-monroe8466
8:32 is fake. not only is she not showing any reaction, additionally its just the same scene cut together in a loop. dont be so naive and use whatever you find on the internet.
the best part is they were even singing the soviet anthem-
The Kazakh lady's holds her hand at her chest through the humiliation of the mock anthem.
It would be interesting to see what the reaction would be if one sang a song about Israel like the Jewish song about Kazakhstan.
"There are no accidents."
-Master Oogway
It's too much of a hassle to literally find one of hundreds of youtube videos with the correct anthems.
As a Russian I'd say that if the Soviet anthem is played it's much more encouraging. Same music but the lyrics are much bolder.
I always thought the lyrics sounded better
I'm not even Russian and yet it moves me deep. It's powerfull and beautiful.
@@SysKeyJS I thought that Боже, Царя храни was better, incl. the lyrics.
And they win against Germany
@@freyalarsen6233 all those hymns used by monarchies are not exactly symbols of the countries, like e.g. flags are. They are prayers for the health and success of the monarch: "God Save the King", "Gott erhalte unsern Kaiser", "Боже, Царя храни" (God Save the Czar) etc. That's why they often use the same or similar melodies in different countries, and the lyrics are standard. Distinguishing countries or national cultures is not their function, just praying for the monarch. Probably it's more correct to call them hymns (like religious chants), not anthems.
5:22 It's not illegal to sing the first stanza of the "Deutschlandlied" but right now only the third stanza is used. Btw the complete song has nothing to do with the Nazis and was sung before the Nazis and used after them too.
The Nazis reduced it to only the first stanza, as I recall.
@@alphamikeomega5728 not only. They added also the "Horst-Wessel"-song.
I liked how they just rolled with USSR anthem and the other team members were confused.
I remember that day when the Soviet anthem was played and the players just sung along. It was a beautiful moment.
No, they sing the Russian Anthem as loud as possible!
Every movement of their lips responds with the correct Russian Anthem.
@@dutchman7623no, they sing the Soviet one.
@@dutchman7623Im russian and it is clear they singing гимн СССР. By the way there is a lot of russians who barely know russian anthem but knows USSR anthem really well
LOL THE RUSSIAN ANTHEM SINGER AT THE BEGINNING WAS LIKE OUT OF TUNE LOL
I am German and I can tell you that it is allowed to sing all three verses. Of course, the 3rd stanza is the correct and official national anthem, but the songs of the Germans, as they are all three together, are allowed to be sung. They are all allowed and legal. Both in public and in private. But it's not right because only the third one is right.
@@lorenzopippia5257 The third stanza is the most beautiful by far, both in terms of content and poetically. Which makes sense, as it's the finale to the whole song. And since only one stanza of an anthem is sung/played most of the time anyways (how often have you heard the other stanzas of The Star-Spangled Banner? Or the Marseillaise?), I'm glad it's the third one for Germany. It's just odd how many think that the other stanzas are banned, just because they're not part of the national anthem.
@@lorenzopippia5257 It's not about racism. Why do you care so much anyways. The first one has a line that's geographically inaccurate now. The 2nd one is just weird.
@@mamaluigi1438 Wrong the first says the playces where germans lived, its good to sing it because we cant forget the horror what those germans get, even before Hitler etc., only west Karens like you cry about it
@@misterplayer7250 have you ever talke to a german in your life lol "west Karens" literally noone in germany would sing this but nazis
@@lorenzopippia5257 facist spotted
There was another one in 2014 where a Ukrainian man won a gymnastics championship and they played the national anthem of Uzbekistan instead, but sadly the video of it has become lost media and I HOPE someone out there still has it :(
3:33 that guy on the left: let me look at the flag again to make sure I’m not time traveling.