God Save the King - Last Night of the Proms 2023 - BBC Proms 

I was workig in HMC Dockyard Halifax when Her magesty passed. the ship I was working on had a radio tuned to the local working channel. There was an anouncement made similar to this "All stations all stations all stations. This is the Quee...King's Harbour Master. The Queen has passed. All ships in his Majesty's Navy are ordered to lower flags to half mast. King's Harbour Master out."

I started my life with God save the King and now will probably end it the same way.

The most emotional version of God Save The King i've heard😥👏👏

Tears every time

Incredibly moving....

Excellent second verse with the implied threat - it is necessary for the monarch to defend the law

How to put me in tears.

Always made tears in my eyes when it was sung "The Queen"

I was in tears hearing that and I am in New Zealand, a member of the commonwealth. That was incredible. God save the King.

The first god Save The King at Last Night of The Proms (in 21st century)

I miss you hir Majesty queen elizabeth II , one year after your dieth ❤❤❤ EIIR 😢😢 God save the king Charles lll 👑 and God bless of prince William

God save The King

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Chaque fois que j'entends le god thave the King, j'ai envie de chanter God save the Queen ! et je pense à la bienaimée Reine Elisabth II. Mais C'est là la force de la monarchie, comme on l'a dit en Francee pendant des siècles "Le Roi est Mort, vie le Roi".

God save the king 👑👑👑👑👑👑

This marks the first time ever Britten's arrangement of "God Save The King" was played at the Proms. Very well done!

God save United Kingdom, and the rest of us.❤❤❤

Our beloved Marion Alsop conducting

Lovely England!!❤❤❤

Dio Salvi il Re!

Sehr würdevoll wie da dem englischen König Karl dem dritten begegnet wird.

Vive la République!

Better than what we have for a leader: USA

2:46 The presenter is still mourning the passing of the Queen. “Queen Charles.” This is such an emotionally wrought rendition, she is forgiven.

Is it the French maestro?

I think its great that the lesbian members of the choire were able to wear a tuxedo.

I’ll never understand why he wasn’t there. It’s a tradition. God dammit when will they learn. Maybe too late.

Now that King Charles is battling cancer, the words have a different meaning now.

Long live King Charles III

Britain must be alone in having a national anthem about one person and not the people or the nation

God Save The King!