Civil War history was incorrect Jackson County was not pro South there were people in Jackson County that we're certainly Pro South but not all. And the Union Army occupied Jackson County for most of the war

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Nice

I hope his parents are rich

Heheh an earthqauke making a river suddenly run backwards.. lol that isk ind of amusing if not merely humorous fwiw imo

Woah cool.. most cities in the east or just like big city vs towns are on the east right on the water because fairly neat either way but it may be fairky inexpensivecof land if it is the case that even most or many of the towns are on the water then to simply buy some land further away from the water.. cool

You neglected to mention grand union Station. I'm kinda sad.

I really appreciate this video and the call back to The End of Ze World. Thank you for this!!

How about home of the super bowl CHIEFS !!!!!!

You commented on gingerpales video

The last scream sounded a kid was in trouble and the 2nd to last one sounded a dog getting hurt

im movin to kc soon and this was an awesome video due thanks sm n good work

Thank you for making a video on my hometown!

Interesting, but you let out an awful lot of stuff like the Chiefs and Royals and mob wars witht the Pendergast mob.

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Oh boy, your accent is not understandable for me. Sorry, i try another kensas City Video

Trumpets are dumbasses, that's the bad part of band.

2:14 Kravolec, Czechia

Great job on the vid!

Cute video. I was born in Kansas City, MO. I left in the early 80's but went back for a brief time in 2002. When I was 9 years old we moved to Independence, MO. I miss KCMO but it has changed so much I barely recognize it. My first concert was at the Municiple Auditorium. I saw Paul Revere and the Raiders. Long time ago. Heard the Muelbach Hotel was torn down. Famous people stayed there like Jack Benny and the Beatles. Can't believe the changes. Thank you for sharing.

as a lad who is from kanas city this is literally amazing

I love ww1 museum

Great video!

Kansas Citian here. Never believe all that you see on the internet. Neither the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art nor the Uptown Theater is in Westport, although each is within a mile or so of Westport. If you're trying to find Walt Disney's original studio, it's not ON Troost Ave, but it is within a couple blocks of 31st and Troost.

Great job on your video! I found it entertaining. I'm a transplant but, have lived in the metro for almost 40 years now so I guess it's home. Don't tell too many people how great the area is, we like our non-traffic congestion. ;-)

Omg this is SO funny! btw, I personaly like orchestra more because I play bass!

I live in Nashville, Tennessee right now and have been for 17 years since I was 2 in 2004. I'm 19 and a Sophomore in college right now. I go to Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, Tennessee but at some point in the beginning of May next year in 2022, I'm more than likely gonna to move to Kansas City, Missouri to live there with the other half of my family and my other parent, my dad. The surprising part is that I've never found out who my dad was until this year in 2021. He's been living there in Kansas City, Missouri the whole time and I didn't know I had a dad there until both him and my mom told me. It came to the point where my dad wants me to move there and live with him. At first I didn't agree with that idea... but then I figured that it's time for me to possibly move somewhere else soon since I've lived in Nashville, Tennessee for a while... I heard very good similar things about Kansas City, Missouri as well, especially the Kansas City Chiefs and their Arrowhead stadium and football games. I'm gonna try to scream and cheer for the Cheifs as loud as I can at Kansas City Cheifs home games at the Arrowhead stadium. My dad said I'll like it over there, so hopefully I will and won't regret moving there 😉👍💯 so when I move there I'll be transferring from Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) to the University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC).

Nicely done!

I love Kansas City!

Bruhh im in orchestra and there is 12 students including me while there is a cafeteria full kf 49 students in band 🥲

But like I’m double bass I can be in both

Kentucky colonel here I really want to vist the Kentucky bend and thank you for covering the topic of the bend

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Exquisite

In our school, band has more types of instruments. We have brass, woodwinds, and percussion. Orchestra only have one instruments type

Thanks man I was completely lost, you saved me for my final exam

Like the video, I was waiting for the political machines part, so I was a little dissapointed you didn't talk about it. But otherwise, a great video!

thanks for the captions! super helpful

This seems to be a charming place, I hope I can visit in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much!

I live in Kentucky. I still do not know why it's also called the Bessie bend.

The Broadway bridge is a auto bridge , and the Hannibal bridge is a railroad bridge. So the Broadway didn't replace the Hannibal bridge it is still used by the BNSF.

MORE KANSAS CITY HISTORY

thought this channel had a lot more subs lmao.. thanks for explaining this

I grew up in Kansas City, Kansas, in the 1960's and 1970's. So happy it's a thriving city, unlike some others who were less fortunate, and it has bright young people like you to appreciate it. I have not lived there since '77, but I'll always think of it as "home".

thank you! Deserves so many more subs +1

Sooo when are you posting more vids abt the history of kc?? Your video was great man!

Lesotho (South Africa) San Marino and Vatican (Italy) Artsakh (Azerbaijan)

nice

nice animation history of KC.

Thank you you just saved me for my ap human test