Simo Häyhä | The Deadliest Sniper In Military History
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Simo "Simuna" Häyhä was a Finnish sniper who earned the ominous nickname, "The White Death". He's credited as one of the most accurate snipers of all time with a reported 500+ kills under his belt while enlisted. Today we're learning more about the man behind the rifle.
Great reaction video: ua-cam.com/video/Vudq7BrFKWc/v-deo.html
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Why did you post this a year after?
I love how you pronounce "Häyhä" wrong, but still try your best and I gotta give you that.
LiT ik same 😂
@Weird History
At 1:40, ". . . Häyhä may have cut down several hundred enemy combatants with a submachine gun . . ." while the video shows a tripod-mounted crew-served machine gun.
- you finally found the White Death
- you fire a bullet back
- you only hit him in the jaw
- you see him reloading.
- RIP
Hayha: *"Should have gone for the brain"*
“Only” blew half his goddamn face off
A HE bullet at that. o_o
@@ItJstWrks357 it häyhä
I haven't laughed this hard in months
"Häyhä refused to die"
even death is afraid of him
It took centuries for death to man up and. Rhm die.
When he got hit and was recoverd from the hospital he wanted to fight again
BODY BUILDERS HATE HIM
Why would death fear one of his most diligent field agent? Death himself was busy with the deathcamps of the nazis and the aftermath of stalins cleansing, he had to send but his abled man to do his work on the russian lines. And boy oh boy, did he do his reapy work. He reaped 'em good, he reaped 'em long.
He's like
Nah mann
I love how this man lived 10 years longer than the USSR
He was making sure they didn't try any shit.
If the USSR lasted to 2555, he probably would've too.
It was formed within his life too
He had to finish showing domininance over USSR.
What’s even interesting he was born when the Tsar was still around and Finland was part of The Russian Empire. He outlived The Russian Empire and USSR.
As a fellow finn, im so damn proud of Simo Häyhä and all the other thousands of finnish men defending our country, and sadly many of them lost their lives for our freedom. Without them we would be russians today along with other neighbouring countries like Sweden, and maybe Norway and Denmark. Thank you Finnish heroes, you served well, now most of you have gotten youre final rest. But we still got 6000 veterans alive 2021. Im eternally grateful, youre never forgotten, i bow with highest respect.
Olen samaa mieltä, Simo oli legendaarinen..
kyllä. hattu päästä veteraaneille.
Take my love and respect to those veterans from India.
@@utkarshtrivedi8870 defienitly, but right now were talking about Simo häyhä. Props to you though!
@@irissicly Simo Hayha don't need special mention bcoz he was really special and outstanding 🙂
After reading and watching documentaries about winter war and continuation war, I have developed respect and love for the Finns and Finland 🇫🇮
"I'm a lucky man, I never had dreams about the war. I've always slept well, during the war too."
-Simo Häyhä
Tzar Simeon simo didnt suffered from ptsd, he caused it
@@carso1500 No he didn't cause PTSD. You have to survive for that to happen.
@@mikeb9638 Technically, he did cause it because the Russian dudes seeing their friends get taken out right in front of them can cause PTSD.
He not suffer from PTSD, because HE IS THE PTSD XD
This dude must have been a psychopath
No perks. Iron sights. What a legend
He IS the perk.
And no attachments
Black Dynamite bro what u mean I killed the Minecraft enderdragon with a shovel
Basically I Quack Jesus Christ I felt the alpha male radiating from this comment
He doesnt need killstreaks. He IS the UAV
The Soviets called in entire artillery strikes just trying to take out Simo Hayha. Not his company, not his squad... they were firing multiple artillery guns just trying to kill HIM.
And they actually did it twice and failed both times
@@j.t8529 yeah, loosers... 👍🏻😂
Its like a total of noobs facing against a tryhard
The real Yuichiro Hanma
He wasn't just a sniper that used a "i win" scope, he knew scopes has a flaw where your eyes have to adjust to the magnification, it's valuable time that can get you killed. He used a finnish version of a Mosin-Nagant with a iron sight, imagine and appreciate just how difficult it is to find and hit a camoed soviet sniper with a iron sight 700 meters away in freaking snow, i don't think you appreciate how difficult it is.
Er selv skytte, og jeg kan ikke forstå At det her har fundet sted😵😵
Well, the Russians were actually terribly camouflaged, but it still doesn't make him any less than the best.
they said that in the video??
@@dapack1399yes
@@benjaminrailing😂 I see what you did there.
in finland we have this joke. when stalin heard simo was awakening from hospital he made a peace deal
Believe me, the world knows this joke. Hell, even the Afghans heard it. 😊
Should sent him after Stalin, the mass murdering demonic PIG!
Congratulations finland, from Lebanon.
TORILLA TAAVATAAN PERKELE 🇫🇮 🇫🇮 🇫🇮
@@normski262 Tito took care of Stalin, after he got sick of Stalin trying to kill him. Left him in a puddle of his own urine.
“Starts snowing”
Soviet soldiers: Ah shit, here we go again
Simo: *happy Sniper sounds*
Lmaaaooo
*Sad soviet noises*
hahahaa!
...just glad I wasn't there in 1939. I was far away from Finland : )
Not only is his kill count impressive, but.. 32 people vs 4000? And they managed to hold their ground for the entire winter. o_o
I was thinking the same thing. To me this reminds me of the Spartans 300 vs the Persians. Those were like some modern Spartans
@@RockerFinland and after winter, 4 finns were still alive and over 400 soviets died which teknically means that if there would be 320 finns then all 4000 would have died.
soviets were 125 times more in that battle
I have even seen where Stalin and Hitler had a Non Aggression Pact in 1939.
@Promaja uGlavu I hope that you get paid for this kind of thinking... Please do tell, what soviets did to their own citizen in 20-30 and please do tell that all the atrocities of nazis of 40's was a completely of Germany fault, not the socialists that raped half of Germany.
Socialism is the worst ideology in matter of persons killed, but still some of people happily endorse it. (And yes, fascism and national socialism are just the other side of the socialism coin.)
My father fought in this war. He fought for Finland, and lost his home to the Russians. He recently passed away. He was 95. Xox.. ♡♡
he was a hero, respect from a Finn. ❤️
why did he build a house on Russian soil?
@@ruthlesstruth8639 Russia soil is the muscowite shitty swamps. GO back to your swamp dirty ivan
Respect
@@ruthlesstruth8639 shut up russian
Soviet union: We have 1 500 000 men
Finland: We have *Simo Häyhä*
Taisteluhelikopteri ಠ_ಠ and Lauri torni
Finland: hold my beer
@@nicolaszyx3120 In Finland they would say: Hold my vodka lol 😂
Reodor Felgen that’s actually how he so many clear shot. He put a bottle of vodka out as bait and eventually the Russians mindlessly climbed over the mountain of comrade corpses for the “wodka!”
Finlan:remove the vodka
he lived almost a hundred years with half of his face, death was afraid of him
He wasn't born with half a face though
@@EraVulgaris- Read the comment again
@@marialindell9874 He was shot later in life though, he maybe lived 70 years maximum after being disfigured. That's not "almost a hundred years".
JC Denton that's not what he's trying yo say. He faced death so many times, even getting shot in the jaw, and yet not only lived, but grew old.
@@a_green_cat "he lived almost 100 years with half of his face". How does that not make sense? The guy was shot halfway through his life, which means he couldn't have lived for 100 years with half a face.
"What did you feel when you fired your gun?"
Simo: "The recoil."
This thing is also referred as an Easter egg in Halo Reach
@@animelover5499explain how so i can try find?
False. "Recoil" is an infamous urban legend and online myth attributed to different snipers.
Snopes debunked "recoil" quotes on Jan. 15, 2006. You can google it.
"'What do you feel, if anything, when you shoot an Al Quaeda freedom fighter from such a long distance?' The young soldier shrugged his shoulders and replied: 'RECOIL' & turned and walked away."
"Katie Couric, while interviewing a Marine sniper, asked: 'What do you feel when you shoot a terrorist?' The Marine shrugged and replied: 'Recoil.'"
"US Special Forces soldier was asked what he felt when shooting members of al Qaeda in Afghanistan. The soldier shrugged and replied, 'Recoil.'"
"Many who have served in the U.S. armed forces in previous conflicts have reported hearing the tale during their time in the service. In particular, we've heard from a number of men who fought in the Vietnam War and who encountered the story at that time, either as a "bar tale" or as a comment scrawled on a latrine wall."
When he was asked if he felt anything for killing that many people he said "the recoil" ....legandary
Halo Reach game has a Easter egg for that line.
What does that mean ?
@@cupcake-cx5ov Means Simo Hayha felt nothing for the Russian soldiers he sniped, just the recoil from the sniper shots her fired.
except this is false, the whole "recoil" snap reply is a classic tall tale. There is no evidence that Häyhä or anyone else for that matter gave that response.
False. "Recoil" is an infamous urban legend and online myth attributed to different snipers.
Snopes debunked "recoil" quotes on Jan. 15, 2006. You can google it.
"'What do you feel, if anything, when you shoot an Al Quaeda freedom fighter from such a long distance?' The young soldier shrugged his shoulders and replied: 'RECOIL' & turned and walked away."
"Katie Couric, while interviewing a Marine sniper, asked: 'What do you feel when you shoot a terrorist?' The Marine shrugged and replied: 'Recoil.'"
"US Special Forces soldier was asked what he felt when shooting members of al Qaeda in Afghanistan. The soldier shrugged and replied, 'Recoil.'"
"Many who have served in the U.S. armed forces in previous conflicts have reported hearing the tale during their time in the service. In particular, we've heard from a number of men who fought in the Vietnam War and who encountered the story at that time, either as a "bar tale" or as a comment scrawled on a latrine wall."
Everybody gangsta until Häyhä pulls out his sniper
Sam De jonge they won’t even notice him
Lol just an outdated hunting rifle will do :D
LMFAOOOOOOOOO
All I know is the real Winter Soldier is way cooler than Bucky even though his major battle wound isn’t nearly as sexy as a metal arm.
Simo Häyho
Who are you?
Hayha is the guy who stays dead quiet in the Modern Warfare lobby and finishes each game with 30 kills.
Rob deadass😂😂
Noob level. I finish with 35-50 kills
@@chickflickone you're bragging about a video game. Do you realise that? Save some pussy for the rest of us bruh
Häyhä. Its H Ä Y H Ä
Nah, cuz unlike you video game bitches, this man was the real deal and not an actual coward like you little babies.
I remember walking in a church's graveyard in a very tiny farming village in South Karolina. 28 men killed in the war. That was practically all the young men of the village. It was a very striking moment. When you steal someone's generational family farm and murder those you've grown up with, you get a Simo Häyhä. May he rest in peace.
It would seem we need another legendary marksman of Simo's caliber again today...
Imagine he is from Ukraine
@@Arthurmorgan1768 yeah. He doesn't have to be though, as long as he's good at sniping Russians.
Many top rank snipers are now in Ukraine and all of them are pointing their guns at the Russians
@@littlemister96 imagine he’s russian and takes out entire us
He did all that with an iron sight, imagine if he had a scope, and wasn't spotted.
ArrowTRAKT not more really...scope gets spotted more easily and with a scope you’ll be able to shoot from further but also will take longer due to other factores that needs to taken in
@@charlbekker2378 you didn't even read the comment properly
@@anuvette lool
Iron sights are immaculate.
It is remarkable. But I'd take "modern" modern weapons considering how long it's been. FLIR is no joke
Russia: *ambushes finland*
Häyhä: *So you have chosen death*
Yes Russia ambushed Finland and what a price they paid.
Burleon it was two months ago. When the meme was still not dead.
A white death
You mean invade
@@borarider669 russia never invaded finland, we defended and won
...& he lived almost 100 years after surviving that hit. Simply wow.
"The Soviets sent teams of counter snipers to take him out.. but Hayha being the sniper sniper, dispatched them with bone chilling ease" 😎
There's a joke in Finland that the Soviets signed the peace because they heard he was waking up.
Eipä oo/No there is not
Yeah but despite that peace treaty Finland lost some land which doesn't make sense to me because Finland was defending to the bitter end.
@@503redbull Finland didnt fight to bitter end! We stopped when we saw we were beaten! Soviet numbers were too high and we didnt have men to hold the line! Germans fought to bitter end!
@@simohayho8622 Dang man i thought you guys did. What ive learned is that Finland had a big advantage because they had well trained ski soldiers while the Russians didn't prepare and didn't expected that.
@@503redbull Russians had tanks, Russians had artillery, Russia had huge amounts of ammo and Planes! Finland barely had any real AT Weapons barely any ammo, no airforce exept what Germans donated and no good guns! Finland fought most of the time with ammo they managed to scavenge from their kills!
Finnish soldiers used the terrain and their wits to balance the situation! Finns didnt realy have any advantages!
Reporter: "What have you felt killing all these men?"
Häyhä: "The Recoil."
@Grayman . Wrong Finnish soilder
ThaMuffinz The actual interview where that comes from was between a journalist and a US Marine scout sniper in Afghanistan back in 2011
Nobody ever said that, it's entirely fabricated.
What, great shooters cant be smart asses?
@@eriktruchinskas3747 Sure they can, but statistically, keyboard warriors are far more likely to be smart asses.
It is surprising that Finland, the No.1 for the fifth years in a row, "The Happiest Country in the World" has such a hidden history.
I adore Finland
Thank you for accurate comment! the Finn.
Simo is NOT hidden. Hes probably top 10 most famous WW2 related people period.
@@nom6758 Mate, It was hidden history for the person of far east district!
We do not make unnecessary noice.
You're in the sniper's sight
The first kill tonight
Time to die
You're in the bullet's way
The White Death's prey
Say goodbye.
One of the songs made by Sabaton base on singular individual. That's how badass he is.
I wanna see a movie made about him. Who's with me.
Me!!!!
Yes
Me
oh please i need to see it
Only if played by tom cruise
When the snow starts speaking Finnish
Russian: Vadim Blyat!
Мое время пришло
You'd die before ya know it if that happens
Snow: Imeä sitä venäjälle
Russia: da fock
........cyka blyat............
He's the most deadly sniper of all time and HE DIDN'T USE A SCOPE, now that's impressive.
Imagine being such a chad that 80 years after your heyday you get turned into an anime character.
What?You too watch record of ragnarok.That manga is so cool.
@@uejsilulja1280 yes
@@uday4164 I really like the manga man.
@@uejsilulja1280 yes man , the manga is awesome
@@uday4164 Man Jack and Sasaki Kojiro are fucking cool.
This dude is literally Finnish Thanos, kills half a thousand soldiers, gets critically injured but doesn’t die and then goes and retires on a farm, what a legend!
Simo Häyhä:
"You should have gone for the head"
Lol
This guy was Thanos's idol!
@@Christian-xc6oe The guy who shot him,
"I-I did. It didn't work."
SISU as it gets
Moral of the story. Don't piss off an old farmer.
*A Fin!* 🇫🇮
I thought the moral of the story was that campers always win
A single country boy with a good rifle can take out as many as you want to send!!!
@@ideeyes4054 😆
He was in his 20s
During 2000’s Finnish group of researchers went to Kollaa to find the spot where Häyhä shot his enemies. They found it, and also 542 rusty old rifle shells. Story tells it was also the exact number of confirmed kills...
That sounds like it could be true but it also sounds like an awesome legend.
@@incominghitdadirt9587 a lot of legends are loosely based on truth, some more so than others
This is complete BS, because he didn't always attack from the same spot. He also didn't leave shells and other traces.
Cool story but total bs. Have you ever been in the mountains? Huge rocks don’t even stay in one place for that long to much freeze and melt down on intense sloping. Plus his own accounts he speaks about being afraid to more than a couple shots from one spot.
What are you talking about? Why are you on the internet making up stories from your head and presenting them as fact?
I was impressed with his skills but I was even more impressed when I learned he didn't use a scope
It's good to know he lived up to 96, man had a legendary life. Mad respect.
@Jhonson Kashka same as every soldier who gets PTSD I guess
Well he did what he was suppose to, to defend, maybe he had regrets about it, but in the end, he accomplished his duty. It's either kill or be killed.
@Jhonson Kashka he did what he had to do.
@Isaagain Plop that is very sad bruh, i wish my granpop is still aroud, go and talk to him every once in a while, ask about his adventures, they have little time left on their clocks.
@Jhonson Kashka he was defending his country, he should of felt proud
The soviet: I have an army.
Finland: we have a Simo.
The Soviet: ok i guess we are dead already
The soviet: I have a army that can destroy yours in mere months.
Finland: Checkmate, we have Simo
The soviet: Ight imma head out
Abd the other Fin.
And lauri törni
Xiao u ruined the joke
Just shows that it doesn’t matter what kind of equipment you have, it’s how you know it, and use it.
I think the Taliban demonstrated that unfortunately.
Everyone in Poland today revers Simuna as a hero. You can tell that a lot of Poles respect him.
Everybody gangsta 'till the snow starts speaking Finnish.
Snow: päivötä (gun shot echo)
Best comment ever Ahahaha
I've heard this joke so many times but that made me laugh
Cringe
Perkele
This man could of called in 20 tactical nukes with his sniper kills alone
They could not find him because all the supply drops and Iyou have a good few lines man 😉
Tactical nukes were canceled in Winter War so the opponent would not get salty
@Sean Pham 700 if smg that i picked from a dead comrade counts
Maninblack834
Nah they didn’t want me to, too “unfair” and “a blatant crime against humanity”
@@simohayha1359 Vitun feikki saatana
What I've come to understand is, one of the reasons Hitler invaded USSR, was how poorly the Russians did in the Winter War. Finland devastated them, along with Simo! Other factors too.
My uncle a paratrooper in WW2, used to say, "Don't be afraid of the man with lots of guns, but the one with one who knows how to use it! Simo👍 RIP 🙏
The fact the the Russian army had to give him a nickname just tells me that this man was a badass sniper of all time. ✊🏽 🫡 RIP 🪦
English Wikipedia currently says:
The name "White Death" has been suggested to originate entirely in Finnish propaganda, rather than having been given to Häyhä by the Russians; according to information from prisoners, to the Russians "White Death" referred to a severe frost in the deep forest. Häyhä having the nickname "White Death" first appeared in the Finnish Winter War literature of the late 1980s.[13]
The cited source [13] is a candiate thesis from the University of Oulu in Finland.
Soviet soldier:*exists*
Häyhä: i’m about to end this mans whole career
*mans whole career
😂😂😂That is too good!👌🏾👌🏾
*this mans whole LIFE
Hurri43 no
What career
It doesn’t matter how old or modern the gun is. The key is to practice a lot!
Nah it’s just called aimbot
The Stoneking1234 u don’t get the joke....
@@DCFC_Rams make a better joke or shut up
@@DCFC_Rams Yeah, that's right. You better stop saying that it was a bad joke, because clearly you can't make a better one 🤡
The Stoneking1234 damn why are you mad, if u can take a joke then stfu
Simo actually died that day he got his face blown off, but death was too afraid to go tell him
It’s good to know he lived a long life.
Exploding bullet: There goes your face, dude
Simo: 'tis only a scratch
Have at you!
'You've got no face you stupid bastard!'
'It's just a flesh wound'
"Your arm's off."
"No it isn't."
"Look!"
sorry to destroy the joke but because he got his jaw destroyed he got out of the war entirely
The Soviet sniper shoots Simo...
The Soviet sniper: WHAT!! How was that only a hit marker?!?!?!?
Soviets: _The winter is our ally! It has stopped Napoleon, and later, Nazi Germany!!_
The White Death: *_You merely adopted the Winter. I was born in it. Molded by it._*
well said
Kiitos. Paras kommentti
You forgot the Swedes and The Battle of Poltava
Too many active fronts east, west and south at one time rather than concentrating supplies an man power on one front at a time, was Germany's fatal flaw. Supply lines were too easily cut off due to lack of soilders and supplies to hold the fronts.
Had they waited to go against their agreement with the Soviets history may be very different and who knows wtf kind of works we live in today had that happened.
@@patricklawton8135
That was probably just a joke, but you are right. The logistics were a nightmare and DDAY was nothing compared to Barbarossa if we talk about how many logistic problems there would be.
Probably Germany would have won nothing in the long run anyway because the Russians could move their Capital to Tashkent or even in the far east until the war was won.
Attrition casualties were extremely big and they had 0 bratwursts.
Imagine having an army of 4,000 soldiers getting killed by 31 fin dudes and an old farmer.
This video gave me chills imagine being a Russian solider and seeing your comrades just drop like flies and now knowing where it was coming from
The coolest thing is he put snow* in his mouth to stop his breath being visible
Bear honestly though like it’s freezing out and he has the balls to keep ice in his mouth whilst laying prone in snow
300iq
Simo *is* such a legend. I’m happy to find out that he had lived long enough from 1905 - 2007
Blessings.
He would also pack the outer barrel of his Rifle with snow to eliminate shot condensation in the cold from giving away his position. This was a serious individual.
Don't go putting stuff into your mouth at random though. Use only the top layer.
*Dude deserve his own nextflix series.*
Consider how little Finnish men talk, like my dad. It would need to be a silent film :DD
He died in early 2000s
more like a blockbuster budget movie.
Bro if you want i believe netflix is doing Records of Ragnarok which will have Hayha in it along with others like Lu Bu from Romance Of The Three Kingdoms, Adam from the bible, Tesla, Leonidas, etc. it is an anime so yeah but honestly its pretty hyped and they respect the history/origins of the characters pretty well when it comes to the humans...highly recommend the manga has been hella hype
@@elelith7802 do tall finnish men talk more?
Sadly I my grandfather passed away one year before I was born. He was a sniper too and met Häyhä several times. It would have been so nicw to listen his stories. But my grandmother gave me some of his letters he wrote back home. They were very interesting to read and also part of history.
It's so sad to see legends like simo pass on, I wish we could have people like him in this generation
I can just imagine soviet soldiers doing rock paper scissors to decide who goes on patrol
"you know what this man can do I'm not going out ther-" *gets shot*
Russian rulet
The Soviet soldiers did not know that a sniper was working against them. They were not told the Finnish propaganda tales of the 700 killed.
@@ruthlesstruth8639 also soviet didn't have such losses, near Simo dislocation soviet has around 20-40 losses and not any proof that even 1 of this kill made Simo himself.
you go out there in the middle of WWII to check ''hey, this mans dead'' yourself
truth is there were about 200. its obvious no sort of accurate recording can be provided, and its true the numbers are exaggerated by a lot.
Mans on one hell of a kill streak
And his k/d is amazing!
Im SO lucky that headshot did not kill me! My 500 killstreak is intact!
Dong To
Dong K: 505, D:0 that’ one hell of a kd ratio
Too bad he dead and ended that ks
My Hero. Rest in Peace Brother. I admire you. You have passed on your skills against evil. People don't get that these days, but I do.
Wow! I have heard of heroic WW2 snipers from (say) Russia, but I never heard or read anything about Simo Hayha until now. What an extraordinary sniper. His ‘kill-count’ is amazing given the conditions endured and the short length of service. I look forward to uncovering further details of Hayha’s achievements
Finnish historian and docent Risto Marjomaa who wrote Häyhä's biography published in the National biography of Finland wrote in that article that the big numbers are likely lower, and arrived at a 200+ "kill-count" with the rifle.
Marjomaa, Risto: Häyhä, Simo. Kansallisbiografia-verkkojulkaisu. Studia Biographica 4. Helsinki: Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seura, 1997-
He was asked what he felt when he killed his enemies and Simo replied "the recoil"
I guess he didn't want to shoulder the blame.
Thats bad ass🇫🇮
Simo was a pretty chill and peaceful dude... But he was defending his home so to imply someone should feel guilt for that is incredibly disrespectful
@@MichaelBrown-rg8oi And stupid.
Well he was fighting Soviets so that's fitting.
Netflix where you at. Make a movie for this asap.
Something has been made over this but don't remember what its called
Ronin Krestal u know netflix does not make movies, they buy them and then «sell» them
I believe that a movie is in works
Vegard Solheim they have original content as well...
Liam oh they do?
Damn, now I'm even more excited to see him be made in Record of Ragnarok
I have nothing but respect for my Finnish neighbours and how they held off the Russians during the winter war. Häyhä is a legend! The only good thing Sweden did during WWII was to help Finland during the winter war, otherwise we more or less sat by and watched, being "neutral"... which is f*cked up.
We have a saying in Sweden in connection with the winter war, "Finlands sak är vår", which would roughly translate to "Finland's cause is ours", as in we won't let our neighbouring kin stand on their own
@Pasi Herskoi I agree! And I genuinely think that Sweden would never let Finland stand alone if Russia (or any other country) attacks. What affects Finland will also affect Sweden. Finland are our brothers and sisters!
When you realize his K/D is higher than 500
Imagine if played shooter games
u wot M8?! Campers get the high KD real players know it’s about SPM
r/beatmetoit
500/1
*Syntax error* can't divide by zero
I guess you could say...
_The soviets were finnished_
YOU WON! CONGRATULATIONS!😂
Eyyyyyyyyyyyy
Nice
duDum...tsssss!
See your way out 😂
dude was no scoping enemies, no cut frame either. Mad respect
Im from Finland and i visited the museum in Parikkala. Our guide met Simo a couple of times!
Another famous Finnish joke:
A Soviet army is marching through a Finnish forest when a general hears a voice from over a hill shout: "one Finnish soldier is better than 10 Soviet soldiers!"
The general promptly send 10 soldiers to root out the voice, there is gunfire, and then silence.
After a few minutes, the voice shouts defiantly: "One Finnish soldier is better than a hundred Soviet soldiers!!"
The general sends a hundred men to remove the nuisance, there is a racket of gunfire, and then quiet.
The voice crys out loudly once more: "One Finnish soldier is better than a thousand Soviet soldiers!!"
Enraged, the general sends a thousand men charging over the hilltop to shut up that voice once and for all, an epic battle rages, and then quiet. After a few minutes, a gravely wounded Soviet crawls back over the hill and crys:
"It's a trap! There are two Of them!!"
Yes, I heard that back in 1975 when I was in Finland visiting relatives. One of which fought in the war and was wounded.
Lol
😂
lol,
Blahahahah
Imagine people passing by him will only see a farmer while the guy is feared by a whole nation named as *white death*
340 like no replying 😂👍
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Omg I’m so proud of this man it’s indescribable,sisu this is a real legend in our own time and I wish it was more known about
This is one of the most crazy war stories out there. During winter with less sight and no scope. That's crazy. All the respect to this guy and Finland.
Peace from Sweden
Holy shit imagine being so dangerous that the enemy had to fire artillery at your position just to get a slight chance of killing you
@@bertramrottie4420 you have my last name.....
The Army got Juba in Iraq via airburst mortar over his position and fragged him. His selfie camera was recovered and showed leaves falling above his quiet grave.
Actually, that was not unusual as a counter-sniper tactic during WW2.
The madlad even kept his hairstyle the same
I read that that it is pretty much standard practice to send mortar rounds into suspected sniper positions.
Remember those snipers in battlefield that are godlike?
This is their dad.
Lol
😂
I c
Planet Terra yeP
@@s.p.5455 Humor is subjective
Hearing him be called a biscuit and finding out he’s my height made me happy squeal
Him doing all that without a scope is nothing short of amazing.
Is there not a movie about this? Come on Hollywood!
Sorry, Simo is too white and too much of the male gender to get his own movie nowadays.
Don’t know but enemy at the gates is close to it good movie
@@whitestripee sad reality of the west
Because he is not American, and is SOOOOOO much better than ANY American sniper in history. The USA barely makes the leaderboard of snipers worldwide, behind the likes of Russia, the UK, Canada, and even Sri Lanka, and that's with a vastly larger population, much better funded and equipped military, and vast superiority in men and materiel in almost every conflict. Chris Kyle killed mostly poorly trained armed civilian insurgents, or even unarmed ones, with total air, strategic and tactical superiority... oh well.
@@AltaMirage Bruh what the fuck even is your point
Why am I thinking of that meme
"It aint much but its honest work"
Outstanding move
He said ”Tein sen, mitä käskettiin, niin hyvin kuin osasin.”
Which translates roughly: I did what they asked, as well as I could.
After they asked if he ever felt guilt.
Captured Soviets were the ones that actually felt guilt, they preferred execution over going back to Soviet "Union". They were smiling during execution.
What movie is that it sounds so familiar
It ain’t much but it’s honest work
He is the greatest sniper to ever live here we gonna salute for his kindness and his ability of protecting his country
I'm guessing that the movie Siso was based on this legendary soldier. Much love to Finland by the way from America. You guys are badass!🇺🇲🇫🇮
Quickscoper: "I hate it when noobs hardscope."
Hayha: "I hate it when noobs SCOPE."
While I was in the US Army, I had the incredible privilege of working briefly with Finnish infantrymen. HARD, HARD soldiers, every one. Much respect.
Thanks for the comment from Finnish sniper III/90. I am already too old but if Russian now come. I will be there. I had scope but rifle was based on same rifle that Häyhä used. Now Finnish army have better stuff en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sako_TRG
They’ve definitely got that Finnish Sisu!
Häyhä: Hunting and living peacefully .
Russians: Attacks Finland
Häyhä: So u have chosen death.
Soviet Union : the mighty army
Simo: Hold my scope
Hahaha
he dont got no scope tho
@@GuilhermeRodrigues-jr7gd isn't that the point of the joke?? "Hold my scope" because he did not use it, like saying? "Fukk the scope, i don't need it"
More like hold my bullet
He has no scope on his sniper
What do we learn kids? Never piss off a farmer with his rifle
The world should’ve already learned that with Alvin York. Simo Hayha made it about 40times more clear though
If you hear the word perkele, you better be running really fuckin fast
Soviets got rekt
RADITS
@@Gnomechild What in his comment made him triggered?
That was the best description I've ever heard. ❤
I've heard of him just a snippet.
Thank you and your team for such an incredible video!
I see a man serving his country honorably doing what he felt was right.
"He refused to die"
Death:Your time has come.
Hayha:No.
Death:What?
Hayha:I said no.
*shoots Death"
Even death can't take me down
*I'm invincible!*
This conversation never happened , Hayha would’ve sniped him long before he got that close 😂
Ehm okay so basically the white death killed the death?
Foggy MVD not a closer from along distance.
That was long and not very funny. 😒
Interviewer: What did you feel when you pulled the trigger
Häyha: the recoil.
The kick
No he didnt
Häyha: Hope!
@@rotta4667 that's an actual quote from him
Haha that's funnny
That has got to be the most exhilarating stories I have ever heard in my 57 years of life.
He was definitely the far and few 'Between' the Far And Few Between.
Incredulous!!!
Idk what’s more unbelievable…. Hayha’s incredible skills or the fact that the doctors did a pretty amazing job with his reconstruction surgery so long ago. Humans can be mind blowingly skilled and talented and, on the other side of the coin (especially today), deeply selfish and unreliable. All hail HAYHA! 🇫🇮
I've held his hunting rifle at a museum in Finland. Even dryfired it.
The museum also had exebitions of other homeguard fighters who came from the same town as Simo did.
The reason the Finnish gov gave simmo a farm is because the soviets had annexed the land his was on. Many other families got the same offer.
What kind is it?
His own rifle was never found, the one you are talking about is a rifle the same but certainly not his one, there is a video on it.
Yes I recall he was born in Karelia just like Lauri Torne. They lost their homes along with plenty of others.
Im from finland
@Scade Simo as a sniper killed more than 500. He also participated in close combat where he also used the Suomi M31 submachine gun, shooting hundreds. He himself said about his wounding, (the interview can be found on UA-cam), it was a very close fight, both side banged, there I got a bullet in the face! Simon's gun, Finnish Mosin m28/31 number was 60973. Known history can't find the gun.
Forgotten Weapons:
ua-cam.com/video/3XzmCQUPyTM/v-deo.html Finnish mosin M28/31
ua-cam.com/video/CiTS3dcYicw/v-deo.html Suomi m/31 submachine gun
Imagine being Soviet soldier and hearing from the snow: "Saatanan ryssät tästä saatte perkele."
Is that a gun in your pfp
@arnold jayeola Only finns understand sorry fam
@@lakupatukka5386 yeah google translator does not work that well
lol
Tulta munille
Greetings from Finland ! Glad to hear of Häyhä, again at my part. PS: Yes i am subscribed because Simo would have wanted that way, you are right :D
What a legend, what a hero. We need someone like him today too.
Simo Hayha: kills 500 opponents without a scope
9 year olds: *aimbot*
*HACKING* im reporting you
@@santicheeks1106 Fak you Haccer nuub report
xD
he kill 505 not 500
XD
Usa: The American Sniper
Finland: Hold my beer
Lmao, The American Sniper looks like nothing now
Hold my Tippaleipä*
Ennemmiki hold my viina
@@flop1272 lol
hold my kalja
There's a reason this man was picked as one of the 13 strongest humans to fight in record of Ragnarok
Just like this. "Tein sen mitä käskettiin, niin hyvin kuin osasin" - Simo Häyhä From Finland