Yankee Doodle with 3D Fife Mouthpiece

[mrtroll]

respect to the cameraman who went back in time to just film two people playing yankee doodle

[Gavinprati]

This song is going to be revolutionary

[WelfareChrist]

I've always loved the idea of this being played at Yorktown when the British broke and fled. It's such an awesomely American story, of sarcastically playing a song your enemies wrote about how arrogant and stupid you are while they retreat from your superior forces.

[leifewald]

Playing fife and drum?
Now that’s soldiering…

[-_Wish_-]

Bro this is the 1750s best hits even the pilgrims drip 💀

[claudebauerfifer]

This is a promotional video for the mouthpiece on the instrument which is made by the fifer in the video using 3D printing.

[LSMOA]

I love this song too. They did amazing.

[TacoSallust]

Damn that makes me want to fix bayonets.

[crapyjoe]

This hits harder than a Ship of the Line

[Tomi.]

This beat is so good it made Great-Great-Great-Great-Great Grandpa start dancing and shouting

[justanotheralgodooperson]

British soldiers playing a American patriotic song (they are actually in disguise)

[alslab]

Excellent Job. It is also the official song of Connecticut.

[Chacechannel]

I love how you made it historically accurate by giving the musicians red coats

[Beacherr]

like commander, i would have to report that this beat is straight fire

[americas_boi]

“Oi bruv, this wonderful music is quite fire indeed, just what I need to get sturdy on those rapscallions!”

[tempino]

I went to Mazatlán last week...and I just imagined these guys on a boat pulling up to the beach playing this lol.

[dogsareawomansbestfriend]

I remember using that tune on one of my videos!

[wiva]

POV: British men playing an Irish instrument produced in China and playing a U.S. song.

[Mahdio]

This fire makes the White House in 1812 seem cold

[koontank]

" *I OWN A MUSKET FOR MY HOME DEFENSE* "