I used to hate country, what happened? Trace Adkins - Semper Fi (Reaction!)
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Respect and lotta Love . Simper Fi. ❤️🇺🇸#militaryfam
I’m a U.S. Marine. Love serving this nation.
Semper Fi...... As a Marine this song always hits me unexpectedly. GOODNIGHT CHESTY WHEREVER YOU ARE!!!
Semper Fi
@@Walter-Copel Semper Fi!!
Siempre Fi. Rest easy Chesty you fuckin legend
PBAT-14 swedish armed forces , Semper fi
Semper Fi.
Once a Marine always a Marine!
I made the mistake of saying my husband used to be a Marine in his presence. Haven't said that phrase in 30 years! Lol
Thanks no I really mean it I can't say thank you enough I love our military as well as my country
@@shellybrownlee5470 yeah, never say they used to be a Marine,they will dress you down to your toe nails
Semper Fi Leatherneck 🇺🇸
My brother passed away 5 yrs. ago but I was corrected and told that even though he has passed, he is still a Marine.
As a former Marine I'd like to thank you for showing respect to this country. There's not another like her nor will there ever be.
Hey Brother! Former Marine? SF!
Semper Fi , brother. USMC 2001-2012
@@marinex9592 SF!!
Former Marine? Once a Marine, always a Marine. SF!
Spot On!+
Thank you, sir. My daddy lied about his age in 1945 (he was 17) just so he could join the United States Marine Corp. He shipped out 2 weeks after getting married to my mom and wrote her letters every chance he had. He was a young man who volunteered to fight for our Country, then came back and was married to my mom for 48 years, til the day he died. I love you, pops. Semper Fi.
My husband did the same thing. He served in the Marines from 1960-65. We married when he returned, 54 years ago, and are still going strong. Semper Fi.
My grandpa did the same. He was 16. Was a p.o.w. abd when he came home... i saw him drink everyday. One day i asked him why he drinks so much. He said its the only way he can deal with them when they come and bother him. Took me awhile to figure out he was talking about ghosts.
From one Marine brat to another,Semper FI to your pops
The reason they are called "leather necks" is because when they were formed in the colonial days, they wore a leather collar to protect soft tissue around the neck.
Army Ranger, Northeast Texas. Semper Fi my brothers.
i know you're a ranger but Simper Fi. i was 0300 marine. basic i know but did my duty.
Thank you for showing this video. I’m 75 and a Vietnam Vet combat NAVY FMF Corpsmen. I served with the 3rd Marines in 71. I lost many friends I cry a lot for those children of those who lost their dads, husbands, and granddads whom they may have never saw.
Semper Fi and God bless. Thank you all for your service Rest In Peace I have the watch until I no longer can.
My Father was A Marine For 23yrs. He passed on 911 3 yrs. Ago . Total Respect for Serving . Miss Him & Love Him .✨🙏✨💯🇺🇲💯💞💯
Thanks for a great reaction. I’m a US Marine Veteran, 12 years. Yes, we are a Marine for life. Semper Fi.
Do or die !
And brothers for life.
Actually haven’t heard this one, glad to experience it with you. Thank you to all you Marines and service members, and loved ones of service members for your sacrifices for your fellow Americans!
That’s so kind - the families go through more than people realize.
You gotta do Till the Last Shots Fired, the ACM awards show live performance with the West Point Glee Club. It’s my favorite and gives me chills every very time! Very moving because of the service men and women that are there. Trace is the sh*t! ♥️🇺🇸 “No greater love hath a man than he lay down his life for his brother.”
My youngest son is a Marine. He is a SGT. at 23.. These song always get me since he isn't stationed in the US. He guards our Embassies
my brother was also a embassy guard thank him and you for your service because the families slao serve
@@janicel1959 Thank you for y'alls sacrifice as well!!
Outstanding reaction. Trace and Toby Keith have both performed some excellent tribute songs to our military. Have a great time at that upcoming concert.
Darryl Worley has some real good military songs also
I hadn't heard this song or seen this video before and I got chills. I've known Marines my entire life and I can say that you will never know better people. I've always respected and held them in the highest esteem. That image at the end with the old veteran, that shadow on the wall proves that "once a Marine, always a Marine". Semper Fi, Marines. I love you like a little sister.
My grandson just finished basic and left for his first station. We are so proud of him . God, keep an eye for him please
Proud to be among the first to comment Sebs .Love you guys "SEMPER FI!" Gunnery Sgt Retired....sends
Sebs, it’s great fun and an honor to watch your “American” education!!!
Your inquisitive nature serves you well…Proud to call you a fellow American🇺🇸
Bless the USMC but don't forget there was a Navy Corpsman with those Marines on Iwo Jima raising that flag. GO NAVY! BEAT ARMY!
We’re all Americans for sure ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
We're not, though, because part of why we went and did what we did was so that you and people like you could come here and do what you do.
Here's another military slang word for you: Wingnut- that's what I am- USAF (Sgt., ret.). Some of the best people I know are Devil Dogs.
And, since I can't get upvotey to work for me (probably my privacy settings) Give "Angel Flight" a listen.
Have fun at the Luke B concert!
Angel Flight still brings me to tears. God Bless.
Love this one! My brother just retired 20 years in the Marines and my husband did 4 years in the Marines and is now in the Army. The Corps is dear to my heart!
We just went to Parris Island Saturday to show our boys where their daddy’s military career started. And we stopped at my brothers house after lol his wife works on PI currently. Fun fact - Jarhead is a term for a Marine and my brothers initials are JAR. destiny lol
Wow! What an honor to get to meet that man!
There are wartime military people all the way back in my family history. My father was in one of the first units that left for Europe to fight in World War 2. For the length of the war, the mechanized/medical infantry troop that he was part of, followed General Patton. Near the end, he was stationed in Italy, during what he always called "The Occupation," during the time the allied troops were helping them get back to "normal." That time, by the way, is what Dan Vasc's video "Smoking Snakes" (a Sabaton cover) is all about. If you get to the chance to react to it, that would be great.
This is a bit off-topic, but if you ever get the chance, go to a boy scouts flag retirement cerehoney, and you will learn what being an American is all about. I have participated in many of these Ceremonies, And to this day they still bring me to tears.
Our son left for Parris Island in June 2013. Seeing him become a Marine was a truly proud moment for us and a dream fulfilled for him.
What I love about the Marine's, we sent one son and adopted 79 more. If someone couldn't go home for holidays, guess where they came. I loved all the young men that came. They are and will always be family.
Great reaction man. Marine for eight years. Then retired from the Army after 22 years. My heart and soul are always a Marine. If you get a chance. There is a couple songs you should check out if you like these kinds of songs.
They call me Doc-Walker McGuire
Soldiers Memoir-Mitchell Russell
We Were Men-Theory of a Deadman
There are many slang terms for Marines. But they are more of terms of endearment.
Love your channel brother. Keep up the good work. Semper Fi
My husband was in the USMC. This song is extremely emotional to me. As my husband, was actually training at Paris Island in July 1978. Thankfully God always brought him back to me after several dangerous deployments. Last May we celebrated our 41st anniversary. Thank you for showing such respect for our incredible vetrans.
Former Marine here..... Thanks for the quality video!
“teufelhunden” devil dog, we stay brothers for life. My mom knows I love the brothers I served with more than my genetic brothers
Aloha! Proud Army Aunty of a sharp-dressed Devil Dog 🤙
My brother was a Marine... He served 2 tours in Vietnam... He was and is my hero!... Peace be with you
Marine Corps wife here! I’ve seen this video so many times and that last shot of the young Marine behind the older Marine makes me tear up every time I see it. My husband deployed a total of 4x, Kosovo, Iraq once and Afghanistan twice. It was tough and heart wrenching at times, but I wouldn’t change a thing. I participated in events that I’ll never forget such as what was called Jane Wayne Day.” A tiny glimpse into our Marine’s day at work. There’s a saying in the Marine Corps that “If the Marine Corps wanted him to have wife, they would’ve issued him one.” We’re also told “Being a Marine wife is the toughest job in the Corps.” Thanks for the reaction, it’s nice to see someone show respect for the Marines.
From a Marine brat.Semper fidelis to you and your beloved Marine
@@peacemaker-du4hz Thank you! Same to you.
I've recently come across your page and have enjoyed your takes on the songs. It's a breathe of fresh air to hear someone really listen to the words and break down what they hear in the song. Both of my parents were Marines and my tech school with the Air Force trained with Marines. Sempre Fi❤❤
I've noticed you have done a couple reactions to Trace Adkins songs, may I suggest checking out 'Till the Last Shots Fired'...the song is a story from the soldiers point of view throughout the ages and in a way and only a slight glimpse of the sacrifice they are willing to make for the country.
Thank you for taking the time. Always faithful sir! You are the people who make our service worth the cost!
I can't believe I haven't heard this! Thank You! Daughter of a Marine, married a Marine. My dad actually was there at Iwo Jim a and saw the flag as it was raised there in the video. That battle was my Dad's first WW2 battle. On a funnier note. Guess how my sons rebelled against their Marine dad ( my husband of 51 yrs)? They joined the Army !
Army! 😆
Daughter of a Marine as well, and always am so proud. Thanks to you and your family for the sacrifice and service.
That is serious rebellion. 😂. My dad was US Air Force, but my oldest brother and I both enlisted in the Marine Corps. He did six years and I retired after 21 years. No regrets. I thank you for hanging in there and standing by your Marine. It is hard to be a Marine’s spouse.
As a former Marine, Thank you for your respect for this great country and for your comments about all military members! Just a heads up, there are NO "ex-Marines". Only former Marines. Once a Marine....ALWAYS a Marine!
What an amazing story, how incredible to be there when that Veteran was honored.
Great video! My father served in the Marines. I can’t express how proud I am to be his daughter. Parris Island in the ‘60s - that’s hardcore!
To all that has served to the one's has lost there lives and to the one's who are serving thank you for everything you have sacrifice for this great country.
Civilians have outfits, we have different uniforms... Dress, Marine Corps Combat Utility Uniform, Cammies, Skivies..white T-shirt...We used to wear ...Battle Dress Uniforms (BDU), replaced now..
I am from a military family. My Dad was army air corp., brothers army & air force & my son was/is a marine. (Once a marine, always a marine). You have seen some great songs by Trace but they have all been serious songs. You need to see his fun side. 'Honkytonk Badonkadonk', 'Ladies love country boys' or 'Swing' are great starters.
I remember much of this from my years in the Marines. I've been out of the Marines since 1979. (44 years). Still the highlight of my life.
Thank you for your service.
@@sandyhafenbrack141 thank you
I love your videos…..this one is my fave. My husband is a Veteran and I thank you for sharing this and your awesome respect…bless you.
Three of my brothers are former Marines. Two of them were in Vietnam. One of them passed away last year. I had never heard this song. I am crying like a baby. I saw the spirit of all three in the video. Thank you so much for this. I love Trace and have for years. He is fantastic live.
This song is amazing he plays this one live at his concerts. He is such a supporter of all of our troops and he shows them all the Respect at his concerts.
I literally saw that opening scene. We lined up single file and ascended a couple of steps and entered a trailer containing a row of barber chairs. A recruit with long hair (it was '68) down his back sat down and the barber asked "How do you want it?" and you could literally see the hope and relief on the brand new soldier's face as he made his request. The first pass of the shears was right down the middle leaving behind a 5 o'clock shadow. I still remember that soldier's name.
"Til The Last Shot's Fired" is another good one by Trace.
You will love Luke Bryant's live show. He is a good Ole southern Georgia boy with a ton of hits. Enjoy the show!
As a retired Marine this is one of my favorite songs period.... SEMPER FI!!!!!
My husband was a Marine for 3 years. He got out and his father died 2 weeks after he came home, he was 21. He joined the Air National Guard where he spent the rest of his career serving his country. He died a year ago next month from cancer, he was 60. I’m so proud of him and miss him so very much.
Proud to say my husband of almost 30 years is a Marine ❤ semper fi
Proud to be an Air Force veteran..and mother to Army and Marine Corp veterans. This song made me cry. Proud of all the veterans in my family!
My son is not in the Marine Corps, he isn't in the United States navy, and he Is currently deployed. To all those United States service members, be safe out there, come home, And I am as a farmor naval personnel, proud of you.
God bless your son and all who serve and have served.
My Father and Nephew were Navy and my Son was Army I’m grateful every day for their service and that they returned sage and sound
"Small..old but a Freaking Giant."
Couldn't have put it better.
Thank You
as the sister and then a mom of 2 Marines thank you for doing this my brother served in peace time 1981-1987 and my son 2000-2004 yes he was in Iraq at the beginning of the war seeing him come home safe and sound was the best birthday present I ever received he came home 2 days before my birthday and being able to go to both of their graduations at Paris Island was a little sureal as I went to my brothers when my son was a year old never dreaming I would return 17 years later to see my son doing the same as my brother did 17 years earlier if you ever get the chance take a trip to Paris Island SC it is a awesome place and you get a feeling of all the years that have gone by I was fortunate enough to live 4 hours away from Camp Lejeune and did years of travel to pick up the brother and the son for weekend trips home met so many great guys far from home and I always had a full car for every trip well until my son came back from Iraq that trip was just the 2 of us home and yes you can say Semper Fi a lot of us do great to watch you and your beautiful wife (when she is with you) do this channel so glad you gave country a chance lol
Yes... anytime you see a bumper sticker that has USMC on it, its one of us.... my daughters used to call us "the Marine Mafia" because we can spot each other, smile and give a slight nod, because we're Family. You won't always be a doctor or a lawyer, or anything else, but you earned the title MARINE, and its yours forever. By the way, a Leather collar was part of the uniform in the Revolution, to protect from saber cuts, and they were called "Jarheads, because they always wore their covers (Hats) straight and upright, unlike the army that wore theirs a bit to the side. As to the "Devildog" name, that came from WWI, when the Marines refused to back down from the Germans, and they swore the Marines were not men, but hell's hounds coming to destroy them.
My uncle and brother are former Marines almost 50 years service between them. My uncles was the first military funeral I went to I’ll never forget it. My brother is my hero but he won’t agree with me “ I was doing my job “ is his response. Thank you for posting this.
Sebs I highly recommend you go see the Presidents Own Drum and Bugle Corps in DC. Also the Silent Drill Team. Semper Fi
As a Marine I love this song it chokes me up,SEMPER FI to all my Marine brothers and sisters
Semper FI to my brothers in the Marines from a 100% disabled Navy doc FMF thank you for keeping the watch. This video brings back so many memories of say ill be back to my wife we parted ways 12 times at diffrent airports typicly Narita or Hanada a few times at Seatac.
So glad you did this one. I love this song!
Trace has done so many fantastic songs! Especially for the military! Yes semper fi is the marine motto short version translated always faithfull
And leatherback, devil dogs, and jarheads are all nivk names for marines emerging after various battles and wars.
And Paris Island is a famous Marie recruit training facility in South Caroline. So Paris Island- already top standards tough in July! Really hot! Semper fi!
I loved this one from trace because it was respect and celebratory. BUT my favorite is in the same vein as Arlington. Its called till the last shots field. YOU NEED TO LISTEN TO THIS ONE.
Ps - if you do- nit sure how much us history you got so the 1st verse is the last year if the American Civil War, the 2nd is d-day ww2
Fantastic story man! I love thst pic too!!
I knew 2 ww2 vets. The first one i met in church where my family joined and he was a very nice man named Mr rose. He had a really bad stutter though and we assumed he had always had it. But eventually we found out that wasn't true. He wasn't born with it. He was a ww2 vet who had been a German pow camp. After suffering there for a long time, When the allies were close the guards threw open the gates and forced them to run. He must have been expecting to hear shits every moment he fled across that field. Whatever happened to him in there...he can back with the stutter. But he came back, he lived a giid life, he took care of his own and was kind to others. I don't think he ever talked about it, it was a different generation but he was not weak by any means! He carried alot and he was the real deal.
The 2nd Mr Jerry I only knew for a few months. When my mom and I joined a new church after moving. He and his wife came to dinner. They told us where they grew up, how they met. Such a sweet couple. And he told us how he bad been in the military during ww2 and participated in d-day. He said he had originally been part of an assignment with some other men who had orders to go the night before with the goal of setting of and destroying some of the million mines on the beach. (Something i didnt even know had hapoened prior to d-day) At the last minute he was pulled from that group and needed for something else. Being reassigned allowed him to eventually come home to his childhood sweetheart. None of the men from that 1st op survived. He was one if the most noble, sweetest, loving men i ever met. And I was shocked when he died only a few weeks later, but it was a privilege to meet him and to listen to his story.
USMC Veteran here.
Thank you.
Yes, the 'Semper Fi(delis)' Saying indicates a Marine (Or a Family/Friend of).
:-)
Thanks for posting this.
Tom Boyte
GySgt. USMC, retired
Vietnam 1965-66/1970-71
Bronze Star, Purple Heart
My ex brother in law is a Marine, my cousin is in the Navy, my grandfather served in WW2, my uncle is a Vietnam war veteran, cousin is an Air Force veteran we have extended family in the military. Thank you everyone for your service these songs are so special.
You are correct about what we can do, and get used to for that matter, when duty demands it. I'm a retired Marine and multi-time combat veteran. Trace Adkins actually came out and performed a concert at a small special forces base I was at in Afghanistan. He's a true patriot... Semper Fidelis!!!
Wish I could respond to all who comment here. I am grateful for each of you and your families. God bless you. God bless America.
Ronnie Dunn was who turned me into a country music lover! Great artists! Beautiful songs
Have you heard Jamie Johnson ‘You should of seen it in color’ fabulous song!
Rahhh been waiting for this one
What makes me keep watching you is that you aren't afraid to say - IDK! Proud to have you join the family of this messed up FAMILY of being an AMERICAN! Much love brother - SEMPER FIDELIS
So...as a Marine for 12 years let's get the vernacular straight. Leathernecks refers to the time when Marines wore leather neck guards to protect against sword strikes, which is why we wear the straight collar on our dress blues. The term jargead comes front the traditional "high and tight" hair cut Marines wear, there's no hair to grab in combat and looks like a jar top. The term DEVILDOG came frome the German army during WW I in Belleau Wood were the Marines fought so tenaciously the German troops reported that they were fighting "Teufelhunds" or dogs from hell. We have served in every "Climb and place where we could take a gun" and history has PROVEN we are the finest fighting force in the world. Thank you for showing this video and ....SEMPER FI
As an ex Navy guy, I seem to know a lot about my Marine brothers
The guys with the rifles and in dress blues are the Silent Rifle Platoon. The one with them and the plane flying over. The plane is a USMC C-130 named Fat Albert and travels with The Blue Angels. It carries the maintenance crews and their tools and parts.
we also called them Grunts back in the day. i wasn't a marine 55 years ago but served in the Navy and had many Grunt friends aboard my ship.
My son, son in law and grandson are Marines! Semper fi!
I wanted to be a Marine with every fiber of my being. I was robbed of that privilege by a disability. When I was in high school, I told a recruiter that I knew I couldn't run, jump, etc. well and that I knew what would happen to me over there, but I absolutely did not care. My fate did not matter to me one bit. I just wanted to serve. I will mourn that dream until the day I die. A friend gave me a tie clip from his uniform and told me I would have been a good Marine. I will carry that gift with me every day of my life. To those that I could not call my brothers and sisters, thank you from the very depth of my soul.
There were more US Army Air Force men KIA, WIA, and POWs in Europe than all the Marines in all the battles in the Pacific. I'm taking nothing from their contributions but trying to bring some reality very few are aware of. SO! Semper Fly from the Air Force
While that may be true.......what is also true is that the USMC has always been a smaller branch than the others, significantly so. At the time that I served, there were less than 300,000 Marines in total in the Fleet Marine Force. Fewer members means fewer deaths as a percentage of the total number of Marines compared to percentages of the totals of the other branches. So...there is that, one could also say that fewer deaths for them may be a result of training in more skillsets vs more narrowed skill focused training in other branches and officers that are more conservative with their resources compared to the officers of others branches. When you are working with less than your compatriots and the fact that the Marine Corps has historically been supplied with the "hand-me-downs" from the other branches when their equipment got upgraded with newer equipment, you kinda have to take a different approach than your compatriots.
My 2 sons were in the Marine corps, and my youngest was in Iraq. They both made it home by the grace of God.
Aussie combat vet
Thank you Sir for your support of veterans🇦🇺🇺🇸
My grandson was a Marine. Then I have a grandson in the Navy. I went to the Marines graduation from boot camp. It was absolutely awesome. I have never seen anything like it. I have total respect for Marines. And I have total respect for my grandson's and I am so proud of them. Love to all Military.❤️💙
Nothing but the utmost respect to Marines and all veterans.
My son left for Marine boot camp 8 days after turning 18. He went to Iraq twice- the first time at age 19. I remember him calling and asking about being buried at Arlington because he had to write a will-- just in case.
He was in for 10 years. A great military organization.
Have you listen to "Till the Last Shots Fired" live with the military choir. Amazing !!! 😃
Amazing video as well as awesome reaction Sebs! 💜 God bless
Fantastic song. I did 2 tours in the Marines and this song brought a tear to my eye.
If you have ween Normandy, you will appreciate the One Voice Children's Choir singing "Whwn You Believe."
I hadn’t seen this video! Thanks for sharing!
The other nickname is a play on USMC, "Uncle Sam's Misguided Children", probably coined by a sailor? That rivalry is historic, but when the chips are down, they have each other's backs
I was in the Marines. Great reaction and great video. Semper Fi
If you get the chance, you need to attend the evening parade at Marine Barracks 8th and I streets in Washington DC. You'll see the Marine band and silent drill team. They put on a great performance. SEMPER FI.
I'm loving your reactions and comments to Trace Atkins!
This song always reminds me of my grandfather. He and his cousin/best friend joined the Marines and served in Vietnam. My grandfather returned home and started a family. My cousin returned in a box draped in old glory and is forever immortalized on a black marble wall in our nations capital. To all Marines and the other military branches Thank you for all that you’ve done for this country. Also to soldiers in allied nations thank you as well
Oh man you have to listen to Til the Last Shots Fired. He does this live and gives me chills every time
My grandfather served in the Marines for 24 years. Fought in both Korean and Vietnam wars. Agent Orange they used to kill vegetation in Vietnam ultimately caught up with him and shit down his organs on his 60’s. Not a day went by where he didn’t fly an American flag with his Marines flag. RIP Master Gunnery Sgt. Donald Bruin.
Crying my eyeballs out here. Marine Corp Boot Camp in 1976.
I'm an old lady now. But a!ways a marine!
My nephew,may he rest in peace,was a Marine who did his basic training at Paris Island.
I am an Army Vietnam Veteran this never gets old anything to do with the Military 🪖🪖🪖🪖🪖🪖
Yeah, those basic training barbers have a dry sense of humor. :)
A Marine veteran told me leather neck is from the days of fighting with swords and daggers -- Marines wore leather collars to protect their necks. Jar heads is from Marines saying that, after enlisting, their heads were screwed off, their brains removed and kept in a jar, only to be returned when they leave the service. During World War II German soldiers called U.S. Marines devil dogs due to their fierce fighting. He also said Paris Island is hot in July, and its a tough place to get basic training.
Paris Island is the recruiting depot and place that dose the Basic Training on the coast of South Carolina near Ga.
I have spent 40 years working in manufacturing industries, some of that supplying equipment, armament, and other things to the armed forces of the US and her allies. But, when I die, my biggest regret will be that I do not share this brotherhood, this devotion, this love for my comrades. My family has a long history of service, I just offered mine in a different, much smaller way.
Thank you to all who have served in any way. I stand 6 feet tall, but I always look up to you when we meet.
My Uncle was a Navy Corpsman who was KIA in Vietnam. He was assigned with the 7th Marines. He was terribly wounded but he kept trying to save their lives. I never knew him but he was a badass! ❤
That was awesome. Great reaction.
I love to see your love for this country!
Semper Fidelis from an Airwinger. VMAQ-4 Cherry Point, NC. THANK EVERY SINGLE SERVICE MEMBER AND ALL FAMILIES
Swing with the wing! Semper fi.❤🤍💙