Being a volunteer firefighter, I want this music to be played at my funeral when I'm gone. I always liked the fire service, and having the chance to actually be part of it is the greatest honor for me. I hope that once I'm gone, I'll get the chance to be buried in my firefighter uniform and cap with this music playing while they transport me to my final resting place at the cemetery.
no wonder people are crying madly they've engineered the perfect lofi beats to weep to if i were fucking sad and depressed af rn i would've definitely cried
How come do you have access to such rare north korean songs in great format? Your channel appear to be one great contribution to RU-vid, but makes me wonder who you are?
You’re not allowed to listen to music outside this country like Jazz, Blues, Soul or Rock only North Korean music and music from other countries like Pastime Paradise, What the fuss or Skyfall’s banned in North Korea
This is a representative of absolute evil. Remember that this is for mourning an absolutely evil dictator. We shouldn't even think of using this music in the free world! But it is interesting how evil people mourn their leaders.
@@nathenzuber4021I’ve seen this used for soldiers and state officials. It’s a military send away. The Kim’s would have this played because they are the head of everything there. However a KPA soldier would also have this played at their funeral. This is just their military memorial song, all nations have their own.
@@nathenzuber4021 Straw Man. If you have any idea of history, you would understand that the South started the Korean War through the attack on Haeju which US military documents confirm, which then led to the invasion of the South by the North. On top of the fact that the U.S. bombed the North more than the bombs dropped on Japan including Hiroshima and Nagasaki, as well as bombing dams that flooded the North Korean food supply. After the war, the North faired better than the South as the South struggled with military dictatorship after dictatorship whereas the North performed better politically and economically. The 90s famine was made possible due to the lack of farmland in the North’s more mountainous geography, partnered with the fall of the Soviet Union which created economic hardship in the North to begin with. The economic sanctions made it nearly impossible for the North to purchase petroleum for their tractors used for farming that most if not all crops were hand planted which makes crops susceptible to disease and parasites along with the climate playing a factor and the people having to use their own feces as fertilizer because their cattle didn’t have food either, while the West withheld aid.
today, i lost my 2 year running computer. And the sadness i feel gives me a hand of loss. Every since my dad gave it to me, ive been hitting it alot because of its freezing. And i recently had a anger meltdown, and i threw my stuff around the room, and hitting my computer with the board it came with. It broke, and when i turned it on, it gave me a screen saying “Device not found.” and i was not in the mood anymore. I lost my PC, everything gone. May it rest in peace. Goodbye computer, you gave me fun. 2021 - 2023. If you have anything to say about it, tell me in the replies. id be happy to read em. Thank you for reading.
wow im still hiding in kim jong’s bathroom and he doesnt see me?? wow i wish i want to came my own funeral but i have litteraly have an explosive diarrea and i cant come and see my citizens mourning over there…. thats really sad.. being at the big af toilet.. and cant see my citizens over there … im feeling so sad when i hear this music.. i can hear this music from the bathroom…
Unfortunately it's not. You can buy the CD in North Korea or through North Koreans in China. But given the pandemic, nothing gets in or out of North Korea, so you will have to wait. One of the albums that include this song is on Discogs (the Korean People's Army Band Vol. 7). In you're lucky, maybe someone will sell their copy.
@@thisguyudunno he is a hero. he defended his country from imperialists and lived for the people. stop listning to anti dprk propaganda. only stupid or gulible people say the stuff you say
@@thisguyudunno actually a lot of North Koreans liked him since he serve the country a little good besides his grandson and son which most of the population hates
@@DPRKMusicBox i love north korea ! everything about it is western propaganda and lies. can you pls delete all the anti communists of your vid its annoying
@@_GrandZeno A lot of is western propaganda, but a lot is still fact. Compare the development of the two koreas after world war 2. Communism is a fragile construct, like "Everyone is equally poor". DPRK has achieved an unindividualistic, opressing rule over the years with no possible economic prosperity in near future.
