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We celebrate Independence day every July 4th, celebrating the "signing" of the Declaration Of Independence in 1776, but we rarely think about how many "DECADES" we had to continue to fight for it afterwards... these events were during the War of 1812.

I have watched quite a few of of these reactions and you are one of the first to know every movie just based on the song. Props. Also, in Jurassic Park, the T-Rex eats a Michigan football player and spits out his helmet. GO BUCKS!!

Oh my goodness....yes I'm American from northern California and our patriots our down for wutever all day everyday but I must point out ....lmao....if u pause it at timestamp 1:10....tell me with a hair style change u 2 don't look exactly alike?!

One of those kids (Jacob Wessermann) grew up and just represented Canada, in Paris, at the paralympics

Grew u playing hockey late 70's and 80's ..... taught you honor and sticking up for your buddy !!!!

His father was a professional baseball player. He taught Patrick in the stadium. Patrick then learns basketball and football and incorporates all the plays. I think that is why he's so talented.

China doesn't stand a chance

You sound Irish. We are protecting you too

From the mountains of North Carolina here and the influence from our Scots-Irish settlers is very evident culturally to the point that a local town, (appropriately named Highlands) holds an annual Highland Games festival to celebrate our Scottish ancestry/culture.

Hockey isn't for pussies

Oh migawd! They are at my #1 crawfish seafood-eating place in the New Orleans area! Yes, Louisiana is surrounded by water. The saying is that if you starve in Louisiana, it's your fault.

Are Europeans a bunch of weenies or is it just you? This is normal for north American sports. Try stock car racing if you want to see brutal sport. We play hard. These men are modern day gladiators. Rugby and maybe polo might have similar physicality. Soccer is for weenies. Yes it can be physical but nothing like American football or hockey. Embrace the rage!!!!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Harry Potter caught the flying ball in the game.

Goat list... 1, JORDAN... 2, KAREEM... 3, KOBE... 4, LEBRON.

4:34 was when it got even BETTER I didn’t know it would get that good

Thanks to the young couple and thanks to the Scottish presenter for showcasing our beautiful country.

Very good insights

The United States doesn’t care about your race or religion, only that you are an American that needs to be brought home to the U.S.. God bless the United States. They also rescued the prisoner that was with her, and he later stated that being kidnapped with an American saved his life.

I know this song well but watching how much you were getting into it had me seriously grinning like a fool the entire reaction. Well done good Sir. Great reaction to a great song.

This is what Americans do to play. Don't try the military.

T. B. D. B. I. T. L H E A A N H A E S M N E N T N D D

Thank you for the kind words about my country. I wish everyone felt that way.

I love Scotland. A great country. Last time I went to the Highlands was in 2008.

And he even runs with it on occasion. I hope his young body lasts. He wasn't even taken on the first round of the draft...

We love our SONG - Just to let you know, the displayed lyrics are wrong by the way - I've sang this song for 68 years - "What so proudly we HAIL" - NOT HELD - The bird call at the end is a Loon - the State Bird of the Great State of Minnesota - thanks for sharing

Mert, as weird as it sounds, America has your back.

You should do a video on Sidney Crosby and Patrick Kane as well. Connor is number # 1 draft pick for Oiler.

Can't check someone from behind late hit plus head's and knees' skate with your head up.

Kyle Field #1? Please ..

Most national anthems sing about how great a country is. The American National Anthem is about surviving the worst day in our history. The day before, the British burned Washington DC to the ground. The US government fled. Ft. McHenry was the only thing that protected Baltimore and the bulk of the US navy. The fort's guns could not reach the ships. The British ran out of shells. Where the story teller was wrong, was the end. The fort's commander had 2 flags. The battle flag flew all night, but at dawn he replaced it with his garrison flag that measured 30x42 feet. The original Star Spangled Banner can still been seen in the Smithsonian

Southern mom here. One of my all time favorite foods is crawfish etouffee.

So I am from the south east USA. I dont know anyone in the region who actually eats Alabama white sauce. It is a mayonaise based barbeque sauce. I may not know the right people.

One of the first words that my little southern toddler cousins learned to say was..."Ta-ta". A toddlers version of "Thank You" in Mississippi)

i am an immigrant to the US and even now, that anthem still brings me to tears, i served US army and i will ALWAYS follow my oath... I too will die on me feet then live on my knees!!!

Americans are loosing what we fought so hard for 😔

I worked with the US Navy in Iceland for 3.5 years, my wife was a combat medic deployed to Iraq. Both our sons served, one Army, one Navy. Don't mess with the USA or our allies.

Terrible rendition

I was at home (I was supposed to work a shift at the Olympic Store downtown, but I said I "had to get ready for school"), and I was a nervous wreck when the the US tied. I screamed so loud when Crosby scored the golden goal. When I went out to do quick errands, everyone was honking their horns, super thrilled that Canada won what is probably the most important gold medal to the country. Fun fact: both goalies in this game would go on to play for the same team. That same team plays on this rink. Yep, both Ryan Miller and Roberto Luongo played for the Vancouver Canucks. Luongo was already playing for the Canucks at the time of the Olympics, and Miller would join the team shortly after Luongo was traded out of the team in a cloud of controversy in 2014. Ryan Kesler on the US team was also playing for the Canucks at this time, as was the late Pavol Demitra for the Slovakian team, Sami Salo for the Finns, Christian Ehrhoff for Germany, and the Sedin twins (Daniel and Henrik) for Sweden. Mattias Öhlund (Sweden) also formerly played for the Canucks, so there were a handful of players who knew the rink very well (not to mention the other NHL players who would often come to Vancouver for a game).

As I was told when I played hockey, keep your head up or you'll get your clock cleaned. Fortunately, I took this advice.

This is Grandma from Texas. Never forget 9:11🇺🇸

Thank you for honoring us my Scottish Cousin. American history should be seen as World history because we are the descendants of every nation. We particularly have the Celtic stubbornness in spite of the odds being against us. BE proud of the 'Flower of Scotland' as it too resisted tyranny.

Best part is Crosby whining about somebody taking a dive. Dude dived so much they put in a diving rule.

I lived in Vancouver then and was out on the street watching (then celebrating). Unimaginable feeling. Will never forget it. Ever.

Talk about noise from a stadium, 1988, a game between Louisiana State University (LSU) and Auburn University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana was so loud when LSU scored and won it registered on seismographs as an earthquake.

Too bad you missed New Orleans Saints "who dat" chant or "crunk". LSU had one that is banned now called "neck" though we changed the words to chant "suck that tiger dick bitch"....it was a lot of fun......😂😂🎉

I doubt you still monitor comments from this video at this point, but you ask for Ray Lewis stories and I have 2 quick ones for you: Firstly is that if you're a true Ravens fan and we're blessed enough to see him play in person like I did many times, then you know that Ray coming out the tunnel and doing that dance.. It resonated differently in person. Because 70,000 people ALL felt ever ounce of his emotion and passion when he did that dance. Every person in the stadium was ready to run through a wall for Ray. And many times if you looked around you, you'd see hard working blue collar men, with tears in their eyes, from how deeply his intensity, passion, and emotion would resonate. It was a truly incredible experience, every single time. For a more personal story, I remember going to a charity bowling event Ray sponsored and hosted, and he got a bunch of Ravens players to participate. So you'd bowl with a Raven, and you would most likely get a chance to meet Ray and get a quick photo, but it wasn't guaranteed. I was devastated that day because not only was I not going to meet Ray at the end, but the whole time I had been put in a lane with my school bullies (unbeknownst to the family friends that got me a spot at the event and took me). It was awful, getting so close to meeting my hero and having that experience not just taken away, but tainted entirely by the same kids that terrorized me daily. I was maybe 11 at the time, amd started to cry. Ray, on his way out, noticed me crying and made time to come over and talk to me. I told him everything and the incredible part is what he does next and what comes after: he talked to me about the responsibility of being a man, to never let another man make me feel that way, and to always stand up for myself. It was a message that really took, and I can honestly say I was never bullied after that day. But he also took the time to speak to my bullies, and gave all of us a speech about the responsibility of a man to be a leader, and that a leader would not only do everything in his power to help a fellow man at a time where he was feeling like I was that day, but to defend and protect anyone too weak to do it for themselves. This (believe it or not) is a very summarized version because he spent a solid 20 minutes talking to us, amd those kids not only stopped bullying me, not only became my friends, but on a couple occasions they fought with or for me to defend me. I won't give you stories about his play, because you can find a million of them on YT. He was the GOAT. I'll give you those two stories because what made him truly special was his ability to lead men, and be a role model and a hero for an entire city for 2 decades. Love you #52, greatest of all time.

We miss Toby Keith more than ever right now. Unfortunately, today, the threat is coming from everywhere. If you get a chance, listen to Tom MacDonald's :You Missed." God bless Toby Keith and God bless America. Thanks for your thoughtful reaction video!

This is the biggest load of crap. The US of A invaded Canada from Niagara Falls all the way to Quebec City and sacked York modern day Toronto and burned it to the ground the Canadians and the loyalists along with the British navy retaliated by sailing from Nova Scotia down to Washington while the land troops marched south they captured Washington chasing President Madison out the back door of what is now the White House. It was grey limestone at that moment. After capturing a high level US officer they left Washington DC and made their way up the Potomac to Baltimore and simply bombed Fort Henry all night. Francis Scott Keys yes went there with one other person to yes ask the release of the high ranking officer and was told come aboard they spoke the officer in question had surrendered his sword as they did in that time and was free to wander the deck now speaking with the two men knowing they could not leave until the morning tide would take the British ships back out to sea. Yes they bombed the Fort all night and the bombs burst in the air and the flag was still there. Now for the truth the agreement was the USA would not attack the British lines to the north and British would not come back. As for the White House it became white because after the British burned it the most common paint was white so they white washed the building and then it took another 20 years to fix the building and it was kept white there after. If you take a tour of the White House they will show the burned timber beams in the basement level. There no big ships full of prisoners the uUS troops simply fled to Virginia and the invasions to the north stopped. That’s why the border is where it is. The arguments went on while the US moved westward taking the wars to the Spanish that were an easier target. One final note the British built a fort in Kingston Ontario and called it Fort Henry. And not one US cannon ever dared fire on it. Since that time Canada and the US of A have been the best of friends. The country to the south of Canada is the United States. And every country from Baffin island in northern Canada all the way to Tiera Del Fuego the southern most part of South America is American There were no big British ships up the Potomac they were small fast moving and didn’t have many guns. And the music came from a British pub drinking song. The flag was not the battle flag. History is always one writers truth. To be proud let us learn the truth

I watched this game when they were at 28-3 I turned the channel because analysts were saying NO ONE IN THE SB had come from 25 points down...but second later I turned back why,? This IS TOM FREAKING BRADY ..he was not going out like that...and then he did what he always did comeback!!!!!

Great reaction, thank you.