OVER THERE WW1 REMIX (PROD.BARRXN)

HOPE YOU ALL ENJOY!!!

[connormacentee]

Fun Fact: The Wilhelm Scream was recorded when Kaiser Wilhelm was first played this during 1914.

[mccabber]

"Retreat? Hell, we just dropped the beat!"

[trentreid]

Historic remixes? Inject that shit straight into my veins.

[KentuckyFriedChildren]

“Nooo you can’t use shotguns!”

“Hold my beer”

[PhoenixT]

"Hey, Jerry."
*Racks trench shotgun*
"We don't like your kind 'round these parts..."

[AlfredFJones]

Imperial Germany been real quiet since this dropped.

[carissa]

My teacher played this in class after playing the original version and went insane, she loves it so much

[JackandDk]

Imagine being a German and hearing this over the trench’s

[DigitalApex]

When the United States first entered World War One, the French and British wanted US troops as replacements to fill billets in the French and British armies, they would also be serving under European commanders. General "Black Jack" Pershing utterly refused the ridiculous request, him wanting American troops to fight under American commanders instead. General Pershing couldn't convince any of the French and British generals, but in order to break this stalemate, he made an agreement with the French and British. General Pershing was given the task of taking the French town of Cantigny, just south of Amiens, that had been under German control and had repelled 3 British and 2 French attacks to retake the village. If the US could take the village back, then General Pershing would be granted his terms of US troops serving under US commanders only. The French and British proposed this mission specifically due to the immense difficulty and probable defeat of Pershing's forces in the process. On May 28th, 1918, General Pershing took the village within 16 hours. The European forces were shocked and astonished at this feat, deciding they should keep a close eye on the "Yanks" for the duration of the war. The event was known as the Battle of Cantigny, and it was not the first nor the last time that American forces were given seemingly impossible tasks with unbeatable odds, but managed to execute the mission to the bewilderment of the world.

[sharcmint]

This is basically the theme song of American military interventionism and I'm OK with that.

[SageLatrans]

"Hey Jimmy toss me the 1903, its time to kill some jerries"

[icewallowcome]

Hirodrippo: Finally. A worthy opponent
Joseph Swaggin and Franklin Dripsevelt: Our battle will be legendary

[Kaiser]

German Empire, Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire: Noooo you can’t just use shotguns against us!!!!

USA: *O V E R T H E R E*

[coltonfrederick]

I feel like this was played to the Germans when the US joined the war

[footewalker]

I played for my grandpa now he's wearing his Doughboy uniform with his M1903 Springfield and for some reason aviators

[theanonymousplayer]

THIS BEAT DROPPED HARDER THAN THE GERMAN SOLDIERS IN THE TRENCHES 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶❗❗❗❗

[leeboss]

WE MAKIN IT OUTTA THE TRENCHES WIT THIS ONE 🔥🔥🗣️

[thenotsodemocraticrepublic]

The last thing a kraut solder hears before some 19-year-old from Kentucky jumps down into his trench with a fully loaded war crime stick

[GraingyAircraft]

Love the line "And we won't come back till it's over over there!" or whatever it was. Sounds so... Menacing! Like "You're gonna eat shit even if we have to feed it straight outta your own ass" kinda energy.

[manipulatortrash]

And just like that, ive convinced the older generations in my family that trap isnt as demonic as they'd thought.