'my source is that i made it the f*ck up'

Incredibly Based

The real reason? How much harder would that flag be to draw with a bloody dragon on it!

My last names gough ❤

What if it literally means old as in an older man

That’s a good title.

look like the tik tok that does the skit about differnt types of people and also has music videos

Griffith "yeah take that shark, later b*tch!" Shark "Witness me!" *Chomp*

There always that one guy

Not enough people talk about the sheer insanity of the 4th Branch of the Mabinogion (especially Glifaethwy and Gwydion's incest mpreg werewolf son). Have you considered making videos dedicated solely to the tales of the Mabinogion? My favourite is definitely Lludd and Llefelys because I consider that story to be a muddle of mythical tropes and motifs

Is any of our His-story really believable?

I like the title, and how important meaning is to find in one's own darkness, but it does not give direction in the void. The universe offers no direction: our species offers all abandonmen in exchange for placation, which is no substitute for individual growth. Thus, growing, we reach eternaly for out boundary which itself is nothig, and infinity. Thus all reality is the playground, and all eternity is out limit.

shark had to have eating good on that guys giant balls

I would surmise we miss the point that they are the power of the land. A quasi mystical connection to and with the land that they both ruled and empowered them. But who knows.

Some of the transitions remind me of Jon Bois/Bobby Broccoli. Sports, Physics and Welsh History is a weird trifecta.

Absolute mega lad for fighting a shark with a sword

GRIFFITH!!! Oh, wrong guy! …my bad! -Guts

And now you are just thinking: if they meet in different circumstances, they colul be friends. Maybe even get married... 😞

Bull sharks 100% have the most attacks but Great Whites get recorded most often. I remember I speared a Lionfish in the florida keys, began swimming back with it to dispose of. And out of nowhere a SUPER fat shark began swimming from the bottom towards my direction. We poured out the Lionfish from the dispose bag and swam tf away It was clearly a bull shark

As the owner of a Fish KZbin Channel I feel indebted to this man🫡🙏

"The Man who Tried to Fight a Shark with a Sword" How are you not gonna click

Since most of the people referred to as 'gweldig' in this case were usually welsh mythological figures or welsh-descented/related kings and warlords, and the modern word's connotation of being 'country-like' or 'rural', I'm theorizing it's possible the term might have been interpreted as 'man of the/our country', a figure being important or well known to the common people that lived throughout the Welsh countryside. As for the spotty usage of the term, I can't imagine that a stable usage of language was upheld frequently around those times, and the word's original usage ended up being forgotten in the ebb and flow of the language's evolution, before resurfacing with it's modern meaning later on.

Humans aren’t strong enough to face animals even with weapons… one strike with any weapon will obliterate a human but animals just get angry when injured… the shark would have just healed where a human would just die in agony from infection

I have no Welsh expertise or ancestry (that i know of haha) but i was very intrigued by this video from beginning to end and the theories i came up with gave me a sense of type forefather of a group that led to the lineage of nobility like a founding member or maybe that they did some amazing act of patriotism for country or peoples that earned them the title.

Sea peoples??

Eh??? Oh Welsh. Okay

My thought is that it defines someone who represents the "spirit of" the country or right to rule, likely from these rulers having particular attributes considered worthy of rulership, such as passing a certain trial.

"Buried over board" quite the oxymoron.

As far as i know, of all places Rome might have forgotten its own name, since the original one was a sacred taboo.

Okay, I am admittedly a smooth brain with no interest in history whatsoever, but a dude fighting a shark with a sword is the most metal shit I've ever heard. Instant thumbs up.

The extraordinary violents and the others... Extraordinary violents too. 😂😂😂

Griffith… not the name you want

King wenceslaus the idle

Imagine being an apex predator in the water coming up on what should be an easy meal, and then a mostly hairless ape leaps in and stabs you with a fucking sword. The shark had to be confused as hell.

Ok then this was a random one on my recommended

He stands on ten toes though

Back then: *fight shark with sword* Nowadays: *casually flip shark*

White hawk vs Gut.. no, its a shark

That’s metal asf

Almost certainly a Great White based on the part where it exploded upward out of the waves and bit him in half. Crazy that he stabbed it and it came back after him instead of fleeing. Makes me think he might have seriously wounded it so it wanted to kill him, injured animals are scary.

Could it have possibly been an Orca? Attacks on humans are rare, but the animal having an understanding of being stabbed, recognizing the human responsible, and then attacking that person as they are free of the water, along with having sufficient size to inflict the described injuries certainly makes me think Orca. Orcas are also known to follow ships, if for no other reason than curiosity.

Tried? Could you not easily defeat a shark with a sword?

Tourney means black

that was a good story

If that was a rouge man eater then saying it had a boner for eating people was spot on.

Yo this should be a movie.!

I am only here to see if the story is funnier than the title 🍿 😂

Everything about this account screams Bull Shark to me. Curious to hear what my fellow shark enjoyers think it was!

Id agree with the red "north" line 👍🏻😅

Sick