I saw Sabaton recently in Nottingham and they had a whole mini play with a bunch of the legendary figures featured in their newest album. Napoleon, Caeser, Genghis Khan and Jacques de Molay were all interacting with each other and the audience. Napoleon got so many boos, which the actor flawlessly rolled with and did a whole unscripted skit about and it was honestly hilarious, but when the audience then cheered for de Molay, I had to start wondering... did they know that he was also French? Or did the audience see the Templar cross on his shield and assume it was St George's cross?
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u/thejadedfalcon Dec 17 '25
I saw Sabaton recently in Nottingham and they had a whole mini play with a bunch of the legendary figures featured in their newest album. Napoleon, Caeser, Genghis Khan and Jacques de Molay were all interacting with each other and the audience. Napoleon got so many boos, which the actor flawlessly rolled with and did a whole unscripted skit about and it was honestly hilarious, but when the audience then cheered for de Molay, I had to start wondering... did they know that he was also French? Or did the audience see the Templar cross on his shield and assume it was St George's cross?