God Save and Bless Queen Elizabeth .🇬🇧

Legit question: what tradition or norm? Not playing foreign anthems?

Are we forgetting that the French and English had a 100 year war like if you mentioned that to a normal person they be like really

@@kotbro7098 Yep 🤣 Stuff they don't teach in school

@@garrisonnichols7372 also you know that’s where the middle finger gesture came from because the English archer would use their middle finger to fire their bows and the French would cut their middle finger and they stick their middle fingers at the French

Couldn't have said it better. God bless our allies.

It’s to the tune of an old British drinking song :) cheers 🍻

Well, you're never more honest than after you've had a few..

Proud to be british 😢🇬🇧🇺🇸

Well we had a couple of family disagreements but sorted it out in the end :)

❤️

God bless you ❤️

Thank you,

Thank you and God save the king

Here, here that’s something we can agree on, not everyone may have liked the queen but no one can deny she was one of the most respected people in the world. GOD BLESS THE QUEEN. GOD BLESS AMERICA

“Only I am allowed to make of him” -US and UK

@@Mr_Blah it's like when you make fun of your sibling but when someone else chimes in then it's definitely not okay and you defend your sibling

That is what family does.

We are your father and you’re our son. 🇬🇧❤️🇺🇸

Thats the final objective of politics

@Daniel De saint malo Lmao

I mean it was over 200 years ago

@@kapitankapital6580 The Muslims (the more devout ones, anyway) have held a grudge for over a thousand years. Two centuries is a drop in the damn bucket.

@@PhoenixT70 wtf are you talking about?

@@kapitankapital6580 I'm saying it's impressive how quickly both sides forgave and forgot when you have people hating each other for a millennia-old religious argument.

@@Auglet I agree, we have all the shit we need to support ourselves

Two reasons 1.) National tragedy 2.) Britain is our parent nation

Thank you, as an American, as much as this is about a past crisis, this means a lot rn. Everything going on rn makes me sad, but I see things like this and I get hopeful we can pull through

@@millabasset1710 *international

I know we Americans can be pretty arrogant and prideful at timee, but I want you guys to know that as Americans, seeing our allies show respect and care for us like this truly means alot to us. Cheers from across the pond 🇺🇸🍻🇬🇧

well said, I remember what she did for us on 9/11 and came here to remember her after the news broke. Even as an American, I feel the loss today as if I lost a member of my family. The Brits are truly family to us, this loss is a very painful one..we mourn in solidarity with them.

There’s going to be a lot more that come back to this video. Sometimes I forget how much the UK are part of our families.

Rip queen Elizebeth

We are eternally grateful, we may shit on each other, but we still love em’. Our brother from across the pond!🇺🇸🇬🇧

@@jewcyk8268 Remembering your tragedy today on the anniversary of that atrocity. X

Amen.

here's to our bonds strengthening, our hearts growing closer together and may our future goals align under new leaderships. from arizona, God Save The King

She was certainly a Monarch that sets the benchmark in modern times for others to follow. Classy, respectable and even her previous Colonial subjects in the US loved her. She even played our National Anthem, a song about overcoming relentless British attack and persevering, in front of Buckingham Palace on 9/11 out of solidarity for her best ally. She also put boots to ground in WW2 as a truck driver so she wasn't quite the sheltered princess which to me is just respect. Tough lady and from what I can tell a good, honest and caring Monarch. Not sure there will ever be one like her again.

Thank you, but it's long live the king :)

She was one awesome woman!

🥲 beautiful

It is a rather interesting relationship, isn't it? And I mean that in the best way possible.

"grr we hate you guys" "wait we're all basically the same ppl lets be friends again

@@annmiller6480 The United States was Britain's rebellious child.

Sounds like a typical family day lol! We should respect and love our cousins across the pond!

Well, this and Monty Python.

A mother is always there for her child in a time of despair, even after he leaves the nest.

@@masonholder69 until the bird dies

Now we do,

@@cooldloop2381 hasn’t happened yet

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Thank you ❤

You here from Brett?

❤️

Thank you so much for your kind words. God bless you, God Save The King and God Bless America.

It isn't England it is the United Kingdom

@@GoldFNAF honestly it could be either bc this deff happened in England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 which is part of the United Kingdom 🇬🇧

@@racerdude7730 performed by...the british army hurr durr

The queen ordered it. The only other time another anthem would be played is for a state visit.

@@racerdude7730 united kingdom not england, the queens guards are formed by the scots, irish, grenadier, welsh and coldstream guards so its not just england

It's always confused me, 9/11. Having always followed dd/mm system, i thought the attack was 9th November. I always related it to 26/11, the Mumbai terror attack. Quite late did i realise that US followed mm/dd so it's 11th September.

@@AcidifiedMammoth same man...

America would have done the same for any other country if it had been/become a victim of a massive terror attack. I'm sure that the American Ambassador was present. England is our closest allie.

@@AcidifiedMammoth we tend to write it how we say it. Much respect and love to you all across the pond.

I was 18 and I didn't know. Much respect and love to them for this.

Link by any chance?

That is just awesome long live the queen

That's wholesome 😢

*salutes with tear in eye*

Bruh I'm not trying cry at 3am

Same here. As well as seeing the memorial service in the cathedral where they sang the "Battle Hymn of the Republic" (mine eyes have seen the glory...). And 20 years later I am still moved

You’re welcome, we’re caring people here in the UK 🇬🇧

@@kevinpierce3458 Yes and we are proud to have you we honour and respect our American friends. Blessings from Leicester

@@kevinpierce3458 my sincere condolences for your loss. As an American, i feel like I lost a member of my own family, we stand with you today in mourning. God save the King.

@@magdalenem4949 thank you x

@@kevinpierce3458 Wish Biden had us play “God Save the Queen” after her death, would’ve been a great repayment. 🇺🇸❤️🇬🇧

Many of those people were Americans. There are thousands of Americans in London at any given point in time.

Dont forget our own government was behind the attacks

Tom Servo ah shit here we go again

@@FALguy-rl3yn that's a good way of brushing off the facts lol

Tom Servo whatever man

Thank you, I know this is a past event, but this and with everything going on rn in my country (U.S.) thus means a lot. Love and respect from America to Ireland!

Thanks bruv

Thank you. Changed my path in life forever. I was getting ready to become a flight attendant THAT day. Thanks for the kind words. Your distant cousin, residing in my motherland of the UK... An American Gal. :)

I recently found out I'm 86% Irish, I wanted to visit the U.K. and southern Ireland, where I'm from. I finally had the chance and the pandemic hit. When all this is over I will visit ur great country.

@@maryschwab6674 Same. I've always been drawn to the UK. I think it's just embedded in our dna.

They were waving our flag. That did it for me.

Blair and Bush were war criminals who killed a lot of people, Brits, Americans and a lot of brown foreigners. And the repercussions of their crimes are still on going today. If this is brotherhood, let me be an only child.

Yeah right, the irony here is that both of them had jointly killed over 200,000 people only in Iraq. The tally rises far beyond one's expectations in Afghanistan, Syria and Yemen. THANKYOU AMERICA FOR BESTOWING PEACE ON THIS WICKED WORLD BY FINISHING OFF INNOCENT WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

@@umerisumer I was wondering how long it would be before I see an imbecilic comment like this. Okay little kid, America bad, Afghanistan good. Do you feel better now?

@@shermanlo1880 it’s okay, obviously this is an issue that has effected him/her personally. However if he sees this comment I just hope he can see through whatever propaganda he’s seeing and realize no member of the US military....at least of the ones I’ve met have ever wanted to hurt a civilian....one thing is for sure though, I’ve met Soldiers that have had to take a child’s life during a “it’s either him or me” situation and it’s not something they have an easy time living with....and this is a contributing factor to military suicide rates. The people of Afghanistan, Iraq, and Pakistan are amazing people and I think most military personnel realize that a few bad people don’t represent a group as a whole in those regions just as it is the same in the military.

@@franciscofranco5739 I see your point. I never looked at it that way. God bless the troops 🇺🇸

@@shermanlo1880 Better yet, god bless the multinational forces.

Agreed But we are actually as clost to German culture as French in 1900 almost 30% of American's spoke german and almost every document was printed in german before french and spanish

Her Majesty was a true ally to the United States of America after the 9/11 attacks occurred. To allow the US National Anthem to be played on British soil was a gesture of true friendship. My deepest gratitude and thanks, Your Majesty. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.

As mentioned: We; the United Kingdom shall always be standing behind and supporting our sisters and brothers across the pond. forever and always

Always out Allies 🇬🇧❤️🇺🇸

@@jaqenhghar2970 Yes :)

UK and US may argue, but will unite when it matters.

As a proudly 'mongrel American' (I can trace my ancestry from several different countries - including England, and Wales, and Ireland) I truly appreciate your words. *Long Live Britannia!*

❤️

Americans feel the same way.

And a lot of us feel the same for you every July 7. Thanks, friend.

God bless the UK and US relations❤️❤️❤️

do you know what unit they were in?

@@brian-gz7es Probably stationed at Brag Or Campbell

The United Kingdom was a key ally of the United States, offering support for military action from the start of preparations for the invasion.

We were both the same age on 9/11, I was 19 too. I was in bed when the planes ran into the towers. But I watched on 📺 in shock as people were running from cloud of dust coming from the rumble. I remember seeing this wonderful, and very touching tribute on tv. I was so touched I had tears in my eyes.

I was 18.🥺

Thank you 👍🇬🇧

Beautiful

I was one of the soldiers standing next to the band

Er, it needs to be remembered that it wasn’t just Americans who were murdered that day. Excluding the murderers on the planes, 372 people from 101 countries were also murdered.

I’m a lad from Shrewsbury in England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿, and I was born 2003. I’ve always wanted to visit america, and I’ve looked and it was also many brits that died that day. Love from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 , uk 🇬🇧❤️🇺🇸

@@mac1975 Thank you for your service, respect.

Britain 🇬🇧

Same same. That guy was old af though, it's sad when it happens but he was way passed his prime lived just about 100 years. What a life he had haha imagine being with someone over 70 years, damn.

Funny enough he died like what, 3 weeks away from turning 100, and I remember him saying he didnt want to live to be 100

@@xleplayVA Well, at least he got his wish.

@@NobleS1236 guess he didnt wanna live without Lego. Pretty respectable.

@@xleplayVA Bahahahah

As they say, the enemy of my enemy is my friend. Greetings from USA. Google translate: Wie sie sagen, ist der Feind meines Feindes mein Freund. Grüße aus den USA. 🇺🇸🤝🇩🇪

@@lonniebailey4989 greetings back from Germany 🇩🇪

@@Der-Stahlhelm European Christian people from US, canada, Europe, Russia, Argentina, Austrailia all come from the same beautiful noble Western Civilization!

@@Der-Stahlhelm Fun fact most Americans are German, followed by Irish and The British

@@antiracistbaby1085 based. The west is the best civilisation on the planet.

France is our oldest ally. But Britain is our brother.

Anglo Saxon protestant brothers!!! Americans and the English

As a US citizen, what I've seen of him over the years tells me that he was a great man. Rest in Peace Prince Philip.

R. I. P. Philip

@@user-tt3xu2hf5b he was a racist who once shot twenty hippos in one afternoon

Lol true

and then grandma gets the beating cane for those who dared hurt her child

@@flamingrubys11 And then helps him beat over 200,00 'terrorists', many of which were civillians.

@@qwertyuiop1tiop590 and then goes on a heartwarming video to spread their political views like an asshole

@@qwertyuiop1tiop590 rookie numbers, lets pump those up to another 200,000

Well someone has to ;) Anyway I’m glad that we could do your anthem justice and I think in the end as long as we are there for each other then it’ll all be fine in the end. Also we love you silly yanks!

A mother will always care for her son, even after he has left the nest.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mtKcYMp8zNqmcYE.html What about this one?

@@AcidicMentality Terrific version as well. If it's gonna be sung, I think it should be sung by a group of people rather than solo.

Nothing “silly” about us Brits. We are a nation made from Vikings, Roman legions, Saxon warriors and Celtic warlords. Do not pull the tail of the lion

Wholeheartedly agree. I also remember the Canadians, who took in folks when their planes were grounded in Newfoundland as they arrived from across the Atlantic. Those people took Americans and others into their own homes and communities as a way of showing kindness and solidarity.

@@johnalden5821 there was a Broadway show about that very incident actually! I've never actually seen it for myself but I've heard about it and heard it's so touching and a great play.

@@shyryTsr2k I would love to see it!

@@johnalden5821 its called "Come from Away" and here's the plays summary! Hope you enjoy it my friend 😄 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qrdgkpyTmdCXZ4E.html

@@shyryTsr2k Thanks! I will check it out.

Americans and us Brits are more or less related, .and you have given back so many times. USA always has our backs no matter who the enemy is, .thank you for you kind words about my country, You stay safe God save the king 👑

That's exactly what it was. The way I imagine it is "we're here for you, take a moment to collect yourselves. You good? Okay now we go find the Fuckers and stomp them out." "Freedom is coming for your ass".

@@JSp4wN “have time to kick them out and be home in time for tea and biscuits”

You're not British without tea and biccies lol.

@@britishperson6276 I'm British, and I'm not offended in any way, and I highly doubt anyone I know would be, because it's a joke. Even if it wasn't, it's about tea and biscuits, what's so bad about that?

@@britishperson6276 but it hasn't yet it's just a harmless joke

I love that.

Hell yes!

That's lovely

@kimma508, as did our love and respect for Her Majesty and the English people also increase.

Say that to India and Pakistan “brothers in arm” 😂

@@bitchsmd087 The US and the UK doesn't have border disputes with each other

@@thatgaming1940 we just have tea disputes

*God, sorry, lol.

We may be the rebellious son who ran away from home in an emotional outburst, but we're still family, and when the time came.. We welcomed each other with open arms. Be it a great war, be it the spread of ideologies, or be it a tragedy. We were there when london was under siege from the sky, and you were there when operations began for normandy. You were there when the cold war reached it's peaks, and you were there during one of america's darkest hours. Through thick and thin, and despite the differences between our countries and cultures, we are family. A disjointed and, perhaps, sometimes comedically dysfunctional family, but family nonetheless! And as a southerner, I hope that one day we get to sit down and show you guys some of our homemade sweet tea. You'd probably love it, and we'd probably enjoy the change of pace of having tea with cream and biscuits. ^^

We always will bro. You also had our back, remember.

I'm so sorry.

Britain is (sort of) like the USA's "mother country" Since the United States was born from the Thirteen *British* Colonies. So this was kind of like a mother comforting her injured child

Im british 9 11 effected me to this day i cry. I stand for the usa antham i love usa i love my country britain . But this video shows how much we mean to each other

Thank you 👍🇬🇧

I doubt 1% of British people know of that promise, let alone understand its importance. Britain is now a post-Christian country, with the 'multiculturalists' now the dominant culture - i.e. it's now all about power.

​@@nemo6686'multiculturalists' are not dominant. What nonsense.

@@MsPinkwolf Yet you choose *not* to explain why it's nonsense - so you're the one making no sense. Why not take the time for a well-thought comment? I'll expand on my earlier point, if it helps: where the dominant philosophy is that all cultures are equal, then that is now the dominant culture - it's a bait-and-switch, where it's sold as equality but they're actually taking power to themselves. 'Multiculturalism' becomes the dominant culture and the 'multiculturalists' get to play all the subcultures.

@@MsPinkwolf Well MsSmugwolf, nothing to add?

Nah... The greatest irony is that we did this despite the fact that you Yanks had been funding terrorism in the UK for decades.

As mentioned: We; the United Kingdom shall always be standing behind and supporting our sisters and brothers across the pond. forever and always

@@CallumKray thank you and also please tell everyone there that what the queen and the entire country did in just this one small gesture meant the world and there were no words to express our thanks etc. after what happened on 911. I do not think there was one dry eye that night anywhere in this country after this aired on the news. I thank you and yours for this and in 2021 please be safe out there Godspeed.

Thank you

No much more than that, the greatest recognition from parent to child of respect, we are more than friends and allies we are family.

Wasn't so silent. The beating of British hearts for the loss of American lives was heard and felt across the land, and the world. May it never be forgotten.

@@andrewheagwood5950 yeah If anything ever happens to the uk? I will fly myself on the cheapest flight i can get, Take any delays, and help you people

@@andrewheagwood5950 USA and Britain are by far the strongest team of Brothers and Sisters in Arms we could ask for at this current moment, i believe a good portion of the American populace would fight and build alongside our British family across the pond. Let freedom ring. Hell yea brother.

💕💕💕

🇬🇧🤝🇺🇸

@@sebby324 Anglo Saxon brothers!!

hell nah

Well...

it was indeed

Me too. And I am not even an American.

@Rumble Parler They don’t get more American than me and I love our British brothers and sisters

@Rumble Parler Why would you call them bastards?

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As mentioned: We; the United Kingdom shall always be standing behind and supporting our sisters and brothers across the pond. forever and always

We stand with the Americans as they mourn 9/11. STAND STRONG!

It is a bit moving isn’t it! I’m glad both of our countries have a strong bond, it’s great in the good times but absolutely vital in the bad.

Despite the shit we sometimes give each other, at the end of the day we're the strongest form of ally on the planet🇬🇧🤝🇺🇸

@@michaelnewton3121 we can get into some arguments at times. But we will and have died side by side for each other many times. 🇬🇧🍻🇺🇸

Americans and the English are Anglo saxon christian brothers

There's trolls everywhere, that just love getting a reaction from people safely behind their keyboard. They wouldn't say that crap In real life just gotta ignore them.

I'm a 20 year old black, Hispanic, native American and French male. And I agree lmao not that ethnicity matters.

Yes, the queen is class incarnate. Nobody I know deserves the title "Your Grace" as much as she.

Through thick and thin, good times and bad, she remains the greatest figurehead and head of state any country could wish for, she's carried herself with dignity and dragged our nation with her, when she goes I genuinely fear for the future of our monarchy- she may well be the last as well as the greatest ever Queen. As head of state she counters any threat of radical government, even now she adds value to our country, God bless snd save her. 🇬🇧🇺🇸

Thanks for the kind words guys. Who would have thought Elizabeth II would outshine the greatness of Elizabeth I? Incredible, and in this day and age! Totally pure and committed; a constant if there ever were one. ❤️

We; the United Kingdom shall always be standing behind and supporting our sisters and brothers across the pond. forever and always

Thank you for your service! This song is because of people like you.

@@ryanklugh3668 Thank you for that. It was indeed an honor to have served our great nation. If you have not seen the story of the " 911 Boat Lift " as narrated by Tom Hanks, you should check it out.

@@dallasarnold8615 Tbanks for that....Let ask, does it concern you how disrespectful some have become toward our country and how people like you fought for and defended it by calling it Systemically racist and improperly representing it in the Olympics, and Kneelo9ng for the Anthem?

@@ryanklugh3668 Ryan, I can not even begin to describe my feelings at this sad time in our history. I fought in Vietnam, Granada, Panama, Desert Shield / Storm and retired in 1994. Shortly after graduating from Parris Island ( a few weeks ), I was walking through the Atlanta airport, proud as I could be to be a Marine and a young woman came up and spit on me and called me a baby killer. Imagine how hard it was not to react adversely to that. That disrespect was common then due to Vietnam. When I returned from Desert Storm, flew in on a C-5 landed at Dover to refuel. Everyone had to get off. They bused us to a hangar where they said we could shower and shave. As we walked in the door we found it full of civilians forming an aisle down the middle to the opposite corner where a vet was waving a large flag and they began to sing, " I am proud to be an American ". Myself and the 5 others with me that had served in Vietnam were on our knees crying to have lived to see the change. But this political environment and SJW's are much worse in my opinion. I think more than anything else social media is to blame. People can make horrible comments without having to worry about someone punching their lights out. Manners are pretty much out the window.

@@dallasarnold8615 I can imagine... My uncle was a Vietnam War Vet and SGT. He told me the same stories I loved listening to all of them and yours.. Much Respect to you sir!

Thank you Tammy 👍. From 🇬🇧

Indeed My people also Recognize the Honor and compassion Elizabeth did We will miss her

Many of these people are American tourists who happened to be in London during the attacks, they gathered at Buckingham Palace for comfort and companionship. The UK cared about and cried with our American cousins. It was an attack on all nations and an attack on the very liberty that the UK has fought many battles to preserve.

We do actually appreciate you a great deal …

@@audreybagshaw5231 not all brits do tho a lot make fun of us

I love you guys 🇬🇧🇺🇸

@@jacombodoescare like americans do to the uk aswell..

God bless Canada

Oz and NZ too. We’re all the same 😉