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  • Go RHCP!

  • I want to march over the border and kick some English folk in the arse! No offense English folk.

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  • i may not be scottish, but there is something stirring about listening to the pipes, its like adrenaline for the soul <3

  • ahhh! don't you hate those annoying bagpipes!!!!! (said when the person is stuffing his ears with cotton)

  • I'm related to robert burns and an american. i tell you that our society has to be taken back from those whom have taken it from us. (nwo)

  • what if im asian and i get shivers down ma spine as well?? :0

  • Highland is more Nordic..Lowland Pict/Celt..

  • love this tune tho its played and sang everwhere i go

  • i think you should get the chanters and reeds checked out laddie's and laides

  • If I believed in reincarnation (I really don't) I'd say I musta been Scottish in other lives, hahahha... Mybe the greatgrandfather of my grandfather was Scottish.

  • i'm english but i wish i was scottish

  • SCOTTISH<3

    

  • @derallf03 its no a english song its a scottish so wrote by rabbie (robbie) burns

  • This is a very good old english song, I like it!

  • It's funny that a Lowland Scottish tune has become so 'Celtic'. The fusion of Lowland and Highland cultures is the product of a pack of lies, which many Scots don't even know.

  • @Gustaveleloup

    Exactly. I honestly don't know what to say when I see Scots-Canadians/Scots-American­s ranting and raving about Scots Gaelic being their native tongue, when undoubtedly a sizeable number would have come from the lowlands and they'd have spoken Scots. Scotland is more divided than we realise, and it always has been. Just look at the sectarian nonsense down in Glasgow, which notably has connotations of Irish/Scots racial tensions. So much for "Celtic Connections".

  • rest in peace grandfather

  • im scottish and today in school mr campbell came in and it was really good in our school it happens everyyear :) xx

  • proud to be scottish

  • Im Scottish ! :) im a highland dancer ! :) and im proud ! :)

  • RODDY PIPER!!!!!!!

  • I love the bagpipes! AMERICAN AND PROUD!!!!!!! :D

  • @rockinarmy My ancestors where from Scotland, I am English, its the best country to be in on the planet, the symbol of decency I like to think!

  • Ringtone Anyone?

  • scottish and proud! just wish the traditions are more common than they are

  • love the bagpipes and the version of this song with the bagpipes in ....... SCOTTISH AND PROUD!

  • i love the Bagpipes im scottish and proud who ever is scottish and proud give me a thums up :)

  • My dad used to play that every new year. I really love it. A bit of scotland in germany :D

  • @rererfer Ditto that!

  • Fuckin vuvuzelas in the background. Is NOTHING sacred?

  • @tikifreakazoid They're the drone pipes you absolute douch wank

  • scots wha hae

  • Some people hate bagpipes but I love them, probably because im scottish :)

  • @mackysplace My mom too hates bagpipes but i love bagpipes even I'm not Scottish.

  • makes me feel like a scot

  • Pure tune !!!

  • Dude i LOVE this! best bagpipes ever! But what exactly makes some1 "American" im born here but im not native. im actualy bout 6 diff countrys in one. Im not native at all.

  • You are correct, in the beginning you had English Puritans and Scots-Irish immigrants, the latter could fight and started the Revolution, John Paul Jones was a British Sea Captain born in Scotland.

  • @locheelad2 Wow your really good at history! Are you like a professor? And im Scottish and Irsih! Yay me! lol

  • No I screwed up and went musical in 60's instead of going to school. Find "How the Scot's invented the Modern World" by Arthur Herman, if your Scots and Irish you will love it, and all Americans learn, Jefferson's father was a Scot. lol

  • @locheelad2 Ahh cool, I'll check that book out.

  • Happy New Year everyone.

  • Excellent! 5*

    Greetings from Bonnie Scotland my friend

    Many thanks for posting!

  • Happy new year folks! :)

  • Gave me goosebumps! Thanks for posting this!

  • Stupid americans commenting on this!!

  • i like it im american anyone who thinks this is gay can blow a fat one!!!!

  • Fuck you too buddy ^_^

  • Hahahaha, Funny.

    :>l

  • Hey, mate, that's a bit uncalled for. As Unlikely as it seems, (and it is very unlikely) not all Americans are assholes. Just most.

  • Haha best answer ive heard all year Haha HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM THE GREENLANDS

  • Not even most, now Obama is, but American Revolution (according to Ben Franklin) was started by the Scotch-Irish, education in U.S.A. was started by a Scot named Witherspoon (Princeton)lol.

  • scottish and proud :D

  • @rererfer Agreed Chap,Scottish and Damn Proud of it,if you think different you can go fuck a dog.

  • @rererfer Amen!

  • im playing this song in my middle school concert in a few days but i play clarinet so lots different love this so much wish i knew how to play bagpipes lol anyways ill post my video on my account love this though ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

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  • every time i hear the bag pipes it makes me proud to have scottish ancestry

  • every time i hear the bagpipes i am 110% proud to be SCOTTISH.

  • it is impossible to go above 100%. what do you learn in maths these days?

  • its a figure of speech u arsehole

  • bagpipes are irish

  • Since when were they Irish. Bagpipes are Scottish.

  • @5pid3y: wow, who taught you history?..

  • lol, i'm just trollin'

  • How do you march to battle with Irish bagpipes, they are played while sitting down, it would look like the spastic army. Laugh my Celtic cousin, as modern Scotland is made up of 1/4 Irish, HAPPY HOGMANAY.

  • @5pid3y uillean pipes are irish

    bagpipes are prevalent in scotland

    though they're not just a scottish thing, they are believed to have been played in medieval france too for example

  • @christovski1 While Uillean pipes are in fact an irish thing, traditionally the irish played the Irish War Pipes, which were not much different from their bigger scottish brothers. the irish war pipes traditionally had 2 drones; a tenor and a bass, and were just a little quieter than the GHB's. At some point or another, one of the queens of england ruled that the irish could no longer play the war pipes, and so now they play the lap pipes. very few people play the IWP's anymore.

  • @AXFE59 BagPipes are not scottish exclusive... We also have it in Portugal with a diferent sound and appearence. It´s called "Gaita de FolesTransmontana". And wen i hear them i allso get goosebumps... I'm fammiliar with you history and i understand why you'r proud. Keep on...

  • SCOTLAND THE BRAVE

    fuck the Queen!!!

    SOAR ALBA!!!!!!!!!

  • sends shivers down my spine whenever i hear the pipes i think theres scottish blood in me :)

  • @nfisgreat Aye, it be True, laddie.

  • @nfisgreat <---- Scotsman True Blooded, I get the same feeling. So Aye maybe it tis true but who gies a tosh eh?

  • @nfisgreat

    Is that supposed to be a bad thing or a good thing? You should be proud to have a Scottish blood!

  • @thesqueakyduck1 u cn cut d "A". ??

  • well why did u listen then

  • oh and like u know SCOTTISH POWER

  • i sang and danced to this on new years - so embarassing but funny :D

  • If you want to hear a very soul-stirring version of this, watch the very end of "Gunga Din". I promise you will be near tears.

  • yeh i found it quite upsetting.

  • Grrrrreat m'lad!

  • erm...

  • ??????????

  • LOL

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