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Watch: The spine-tingling Wales anthem video created by Guinness

25 Feb 2023 2 minute read
A unique aerial view of a sold out Principality Stadium (Credit: Guinness)

‘Turn up the volume and listen to something very special’.

These are the words that accompany a very special viral video created by Six Nations sponsors Guinness.

The world famous Irish brewer certainly knows its rugby and recognises a special moment when it hears it.

That’s why Welsh rugby fans heading to the Principality Stadium for the Six Nations clash against England will love this brilliant video celebrating the sound of 70,000 passionate Welsh rugby fans belting out their anthem in their home stadium.

Very special

As you can imagine it’s a special moment to bring a tear to the eye and a shiver to the spine.

A fact acknowledged by the Irishman voicing the video who before the anthem kicks in implores us to: ‘Do yourself a favour, a little treat, turn up the volume and listen to something very special, Wales singing their anthem in their home venue.’

As the parting notes of the anthem drift into the ether, he returns to rightly inform us that: ‘If that doesn’t stand the hairs up on the back of your neck then well I’m afraid there ain’t much hope for you.’

He’s not wrong.

Watch and enjoy!


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Riki
Riki
1 year ago

And it doesn’t mean anything if you can’t back it up. Faletau, T.Williams, Tipuric, Owens, AWJ, Biggar, etc are all has beens and should have long since been replaced. Wales have no clue in attack, and have one game plan, Kick, Kick, Kick. Even when it’s not needed.

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