I have been a Texas Longhorn fan since 1958. I am also a retired United States Marine and Vietnam Veteran. Nothing beats the Aggie War Hymn for firing up your soul and God bless every Aggie that done the uniform of our country to fight for our freedom. I love this band and the Corps of Cadets and all that they stand for. I am so sad to see the greatest rivalry in college football coming to an end.
Playing this song in the band was the best and gave me so much pride. This song, noble men of kyle, ballad of the green berets, spirit of aggieland, and Patton were my favs. Go crappers (baritones) and b-batt!!
Dear Fellow Texans. I am a 1980 graduate of SMU and the SMU Mustang Band. I have always respected our former SWC foe for the rich traditions and the Fighting Texas Aggie Band. Always.
As a lifelong Dawg, I'm thrilled to have the Aggies join the SEC, they were always my favorite Big 12 team and now unless their play affects the Dawgs they will always have my support. They are a rare breed of passionate and tenacious individuals its hard not to like them.
The4thaggie Yeah "Recall" is the bugle call that is played right before you would say "Hullabaloo". So he's basically telling the trumpet corps what to play. Even though I'm sure they would already know.
As a future Aggie (Class of 2022), I love this war hymn. I actually wrote the lyrics to my high school's fight song based off of the lyrics of the Aggie War Hymn. Gig Em
I've had several friends graduate from Texas A&M. I'm proud to claim our youngest son-in-law, an Army LTC, Texas A&M tackle, member of the Corps of Cadets and graduate!
I'll be going to Sam Houston State because they offer my intended major, but I'm still gonna love the Ags. Greatest school on Earth. You can't spell "stupid" without "t.u." Let's give it up for the Fightin' Texas Aggie Band! And for the Aggie War Hymn, the world's longest fight song! Go A&M! Saw their horns off and beat 'em all to chig-gar-roo-gar-em! WHOOP!
The same was done for my granddad when he passed away. He went to A&M and served in the Army during WWII. He also collected drinking cups from every home game he went to. Sadly, we no longer have that collection.
I promise an aggie halftime show is the best and the sway from left to right after the 3rd quarter of a game cant describe it send chills over my bod-Nohomo.
@sloan0777 "Late one night, when the t-sips were in bed, Old Sul Ross put the lantern in the shed, The Aggie kicked it over, and winked his eye and said "There's going to be a hot time in Austin tonight!" "
@Radon11209 LOL, couldn't be anything else. I'm a Florida fan, and I'm sure fans of everyone but y'all's arch-rivals love the Aggie War Hymn. (Presuming they've heard it!) USA Today ranked it as the best college fight song, and I'd have to agree.
Late one night, when the teasips were in bed, Old Sul Ross took a lantern in the shed. The Aggie kicked it over, he winked and then he said, “It’ll be a hot time in austin tonight.” Late one night, when the teasips were in bed, Old Sul Ross took a lantern in the shed. The Aggie kicked it over, he winked and then he said, “It’ll be a hot time in austin tonight
Actually...My Great Uncle Vernon wrote this. James Vernon Wilson, AKA Pinky. about Oct. of 1918, as near as our family can pin down. Not in a foxhole, but in a Rain Soaked Trench on the far right of the French/German Lines, while with the 6th Marines of WW1. It was written on the back of my great great grandmothers letter to him most likely at first. He was Born on Our Wilson Family Ranch, in 1897. He GAVE this Yell Song to Texas A&M in 1920, as a gift. It has been added to over the years.
The song "Power" (Texas A&M Univ.) is played as the football team entrance piece just prior to kick-off for the AGGIES at Kyle Field. Some are claiming.."yeah, it's racially slurred and profane, but we don't sing the lyrics (progress here as at least some are admitting that racial slurs and profanity are not such a good idea).. But,what if the song contained lyrics promoting cop killing? Or encouraged the resumption of slavery? But were not voiced of course...(at this point some even might believe lyrics are not part of a song-huh?) Would the song remain acceptable? Others have suggested it's OK for a person of color to use these shameful and hurtful slurs...is this not racist in itself? That's a confusing and dangerous road to take. It's not OK. Would Dr. King give his approval? Regardless, the extreme profanity in the song's lyrics should make the decision much easier. IMO, when the song was selected, someone dropped the ball here. Big time. Both the team and fans deserve better than this. It's tradition now, but does that make it any less toxic and inappropriate? Google the lyrics...you'll be shocked. A state supported institution no less...Would there be any negative consequences if another song, lyrically devoid of racial slurs and profanity was chosen as a replacement? A&M has an optimal opportunity here at becoming part of the answer, not the problem. What hinders us from doing the right thing?
+Michael Vandigriff Those piccolos are doing fine representing that smaller voices can still be heard, besides piccolos are always played an octave higher than all the other music.
62 yrs old and everytime I hear The War Hymn, it brings tears to my eyes.....God Bless Texas A&M and what it stands for.........
I have been a Texas Longhorn fan since 1958. I am also a retired United States Marine and Vietnam Veteran. Nothing beats the Aggie War Hymn for firing up your soul and God bless every Aggie that done the uniform of our country to fight for our freedom. I love this band and the Corps of Cadets and all that they stand for. I am so sad to see the greatest rivalry in college football coming to an end.
Playing this song in the band was the best and gave me so much pride. This song, noble men of kyle, ballad of the green berets, spirit of aggieland, and Patton were my favs. Go crappers (baritones) and b-batt!!
She told me "say those 3 words that every girl wants to hear" so i told her "GIG'EM AGGIES!" Whoop!!! BTHOUTEP
5 words. 25 letters. Say it and I'm yours.
"Recall! Step off on Hullabaloo!"
Dear Fellow Texans. I am a 1980 graduate of SMU and the SMU Mustang Band. I have always respected our former SWC foe for the rich traditions and the Fighting Texas Aggie Band. Always.
As a lifelong Dawg, I'm thrilled to have the Aggies join the SEC, they were always my favorite Big 12 team and now unless their play affects the Dawgs they will always have my support. They are a rare breed of passionate and tenacious individuals its hard not to like them.
I may be a Longhorn fan but I have damn respect for the Texas Fightin Aggies War Hymn. I’m a veteran and that hymn makes me damn proud to be a Texan.
Drum Major says "Recall! Step off on 'Hullabaloo'!"
I've wondered what he was saying. Heh.
The4thaggie Yeah "Recall" is the bugle call that is played right before you would say "Hullabaloo". So he's basically telling the trumpet corps what to play. Even though I'm sure they would already know.
Aggies beat LSU for the first time!!!!!!!! 74-72 final score in 7th overtime! At home in college station!!!!!!
BRUCE lindahl ikr gig em’ aggs!! I’m for sure applying to go to this school. This is my DREAM school
That wasn’t the first time TAMU beat LSU.
What great music the brings a tear to my eye and fire in my belly. Gig 'em Aggies!!
I sing this to myself everyday, and it always reminds me why I'm so proud to be a fightin texas Aggie!
Still get goosebumps every time I hear this. Gig em!!!
As a future Aggie (Class of 2022), I love this war hymn. I actually wrote the lyrics to my high school's fight song based off of the lyrics of the Aggie War Hymn. Gig Em
Why didn't you ever end up joining??:(
Isn't that plagiarism to some degree?
I've had several friends graduate from Texas A&M. I'm proud to claim our youngest son-in-law, an Army LTC, Texas A&M tackle, member of the Corps of Cadets and graduate!
William Carter so your son in law played football AND was in the Corps of Cadets? He must’ve been a master at managing his time while there!
I'll be going to Sam Houston State because they offer my intended major, but I'm still gonna love the Ags. Greatest school on Earth.
You can't spell "stupid" without "t.u."
Let's give it up for the Fightin' Texas Aggie Band! And for the Aggie War Hymn, the world's longest fight song! Go A&M! Saw their horns off and beat 'em all to chig-gar-roo-gar-em! WHOOP!
Next April 2020, I will attend my 50th reunion at Texas A&M, can’t wait! Gig Em, Aggies!
I'm Sooner born and Sooner bred, but damn, y'all have the coolest band in college football.
Come on, Aggies! We are the best!
Going there in the fall! Can't wait! Gig 'em!!
We played at the end of my Dads funeral every stood up even non Aggies
The same was done for my granddad when he passed away. He went to A&M and served in the Army during WWII. He also collected drinking cups from every home game he went to. Sadly, we no longer have that collection.
Well thank you for serving our country!
I promise an aggie halftime show is the best and the sway from left to right after the 3rd quarter of a game cant describe it send chills over my bod-Nohomo.
SAW'EM OFF SAW EMM OFF !!!! GIMM EM .... TEXAS AGGIE FIGHTING BAND FOREVER !!!!!!!
i know y’all aren’t happy about it but as a sooners fan, i can’t wait to get to play in kyle field again! boomer sooner, see ya soon 😘
I'm glad y'all are joing just not happy the LONGHORNS had to tag along we AGGIES and SOONERS have a common enemy those Tea-Sippers from Austin
2:53 for after TDs
Class of 2016!!! WHOOP!!!
A-A-A-A-A! GIG'EM AGS!!!!!!!!!!!
Giggem Aggies
My times at A&M were unforgettable. The friends were the best. The best that can be. '61
i believe that is it. thanks.
@sloan0777
"Late one night, when the t-sips were in bed,
Old Sul Ross put the lantern in the shed,
The Aggie kicked it over, and winked his eye and said
"There's going to be a hot time in Austin tonight!" "
Gig 'em!!! My future School!!!
GIG 'EM, AGS!
@Radon11209 LOL, couldn't be anything else. I'm a Florida fan, and I'm sure fans of everyone but y'all's arch-rivals love the Aggie War Hymn. (Presuming they've heard it!) USA Today ranked it as the best college fight song, and I'd have to agree.
gig em Aggies
Two words: Gig 'Em!
WHOOP!
Ready for the SEC to hear the war hymn
Late one night, when the teasips were in bed,
Old Sul Ross took a lantern in the shed.
The Aggie kicked it over, he winked and then he said,
“It’ll be a hot time in austin tonight.”
Late one night, when the teasips were in bed,
Old Sul Ross took a lantern in the shed.
The Aggie kicked it over, he winked and then he said,
“It’ll be a hot time in austin tonight
i like watching the band fish high port their piccolos
Happy 12th Man Day! WHOOP!!
First game Florida
bout to kick off against ucla 2016 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@sailette01 EVERYONE at A&M knows the words and sings along, just another example of the family that A&M is, we have no need for "singers".
12th Man time in California, WHOOP!
I miss my home. c/o '13
+Dan Dobbins What outfit were you in?
+krabynaby123 I was a nonreg, unfortunately.
Daniel Dobbins Ah, okay, Still, an Aggie is an Aggie!
+krabynaby123 Agreed. I could barely manage my classes as it was! What outfit were you in? I knew a number of cadets.
+Daniel Dobbins I'm actually a fish in the Corps right now. C-Company is my outfit.
Puuuuuuuuuush...
The corps THE CORPS !!!
Why did you have to point that out? Now it's all I hear when I listen to this!!
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Great song but is the end part a separate song or add on to the war hymn if the end part is a separate song I need the video
BTHO BAMA!!!!!!!!
2:52 reminds me of winning money
That’s the old Kyle field. In other words saw em’ off
was going to go to a&m but nope just rather go to ut but have a lot of respect for a&m but ut is calling me HOOK EM HORNS
What are the lyrics after the "Varsity's horns are sawed off" part?
Saw off 3 times, then SHORT
hey does anyone know what the really high-pitched instrument is with the melody? it almost sounds like squeaking but a good squeaking
maybe a bunch of flutes?
What good is a hymn without the WORDS.....good band, but where are the singers?
What is the drum major saying before the step off? The only thing I can make out is "hullabaloo."
That means beat the hell out of Texas (UT Lonehorns)
Recall! Step off...on...hullabaloo!
5 people are Longhorns fans...
BTHO t.u. !!!
2:51 is that their TD song?
You are indeed correct. "Late one night, while the t-sips were in bed..."
Give me West Point cadets I can win a battle give me a bunch of Aggie I can win a war
piccolo flute?
Who wrote this and when?
J.V. "Piniky" Wilson wrote this during WW1 in a foxhole in France.
1917 give or take a week.
Coney Island Baby????
Actually...My Great Uncle Vernon wrote this. James Vernon Wilson, AKA Pinky. about Oct. of 1918, as near as our family can pin down. Not in a foxhole, but in a Rain Soaked Trench on the far right of the French/German Lines, while with the 6th Marines of WW1. It was written on the back of my great great grandmothers letter to him most likely at first. He was Born on Our Wilson Family Ranch, in 1897. He GAVE this Yell Song to Texas A&M in 1920, as a gift. It has been added to over the years.
thats awesome
The song "Power" (Texas A&M Univ.) is played as the football team entrance piece just prior to kick-off for the AGGIES at Kyle Field. Some are claiming.."yeah, it's racially slurred and profane, but we don't sing the lyrics (progress here as at least some are admitting that racial slurs and profanity are not such a good idea).. But,what if the song contained lyrics promoting cop killing? Or encouraged the resumption of slavery? But were not voiced of course...(at this point some even might believe lyrics are not part of a song-huh?) Would the song remain acceptable? Others have suggested it's OK for a person of color to use these shameful and hurtful slurs...is this not racist in itself? That's a confusing and dangerous road to take. It's not OK. Would Dr. King give his approval? Regardless, the extreme profanity in the song's lyrics should make the decision much easier. IMO, when the song was selected, someone dropped the ball here. Big time. Both the team and fans deserve better than this. It's tradition now, but does that make it any less toxic and inappropriate? Google the lyrics...you'll be shocked. A state supported institution no less...Would there be any negative consequences if another song, lyrically devoid of racial slurs and profanity was chosen as a replacement? A&M has an optimal opportunity here at becoming part of the answer, not the problem. What hinders us from doing the right thing?
sorry to burst your bubble, but virginia tech has the same number of medal of honor recipients as A&M: 7
demonhunter5520 We have 8 my dude
Dear Texas A&M,two things I want for Xmas:
(1)Come back to the Big12!!We miss ya!!(2)Bring back the SWC!!
(3)Take away Rick Peerry's Degree!!
We love them in the SEC!!!
u mean that dumbass rick perry actually has a degree......??
@@RHMChelseaplus they've beaten alabama twice once at Tuscaloosa and in Kyle field
C
Home sweer t homw
Sounds like the "Yogi Bear" theme song..........
That piccolo is either really out of tune or they need to learn their music
+Michael Vandigriff Those piccolos are doing fine representing that smaller voices can still be heard, besides piccolos are always played an octave higher than all the other music.
+Jonnie Rose Still flat though.
62 yrs old and everytime I hear The War Hymn, it brings tears to my eyes.....God Bless Texas A&M and what it stands for.........
BTHO BAMA!!!!!!!!!!!!
JUST DID!!!!!
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