10 Strangest Historical Mysteries Ever That'll Creep You Out

[@physc0tr00per]

Didnt know that the American civil war was still going on in 1965.😲😲😲

[@baythagod]

Was literally just about to write same thing.

[@barbarakilman271]

Me either 😂😂😂

[@neilholmes8200]

Not only that apparently the union army surrendered after losing bull run...

[@Stinger420]

I know, right?! Hahaha! smh....lol

[@thelunchlady8276]

Learn something new every day.

[@kingsethos5108]

3:34 Ah, yes. 1965. I remember it well as Robert E Lee was all skin and bones, seemed to have been sleeping a very long time.

[@One-Crazy-Cat]

Zombie E. Lee. After that he went into playing metal guitar. Touring with Rob Zombie. lol.

[@Rosemarie-rl1kd]

Lol

[@bhall4996]

It was nice to put the civil war out of their minds with a nice R & R at Woodsrock..

[@jngthebanditking]

Stop using AI photos they are awful 😂😂😂

[@nailgirl94]

22:58 LOOK at the length of that girl’s forearm!!! Hahahahaahaa. 🤪🤦🏻‍♀️

[@ceecee1951]

The AI narration is even worse.

[@frankmartin8443]

Thank u for saying that. They are just terrible!

[@ProfessorDarkAcademia]

Where actual photographs do not exist, and artist depictions are ultra rare or blocked behind paywalls … AI art is the most obvious medium to turn to create these entertaining and enlightening videos. You should commend the channel for using it sparingly alongside actual photos from the period where they exist.

[@ProfessorDarkAcademia]

Not all of us have the time or ability to hand-paint 30-40 original artworks for a brief KZbin video. Your privilege is showing.

[@brianelkins8604]

Pretty sure the civil war was over and all them dudes where long dead by 1965 lol.

[@williambowling8211]

The last Confederate widow died 16 December 2020.

[@brianelkins8604]

​@@williambowling8211no shit? Damn that's crazy.

[@dylanbarnes9191]

3:35 1965 civil war lol

[@stephanielewis8481]

😅

[@betterhadit1144]

Ha. I caught that too

[@robertkidd6270]

Hey!!! You weren't there maaannn 😂

[@brianew]

@@robertkidd6270 When Johnny came marching home, they spit on him, man

[@munch762]

Man nearly all of the information this guy gives is wrong. His pronunciation is pure dog crap too 😂

[@katewestcottvt]

Those twiin Jims didn't find the same barber 😂 22:48

[@physc0tr00per]

"Red and White" while showing a picture in Dennis's iconic Red and Black striped jumper.

[@shanware2]

😂 caught that too

[@clintcooper923]

I wish AI narrations were NEVER dreamed up, let alone used!!!!

[@mileymarielow3850]

Theres a few mistakes throughout the countdown.Mistakes that you'd think would be noticed before putting it our

[@DickDickstein]

@@mileymarielow3850 They are too lazy to make videos themselves. You think they are going to actually EDIT, and watch anything before they put it out? LOL

[@munch762]

Most of this man's information is just wrong , his pronunciation is disgraceful too.

[@jeanproctor3663]

I used to read "The Beano" growing up and just need to point out a few slips of the tongue. Dennis' jumper is red and black striped, not red and white (the picture is a bit of a giveaway on that) and it's Dennis the Menace and Gnasher, not Dennis the Gnasher. Dennis also used to tease/torment/bully a character called Walter. Walter had a Toy Poodle (called Fifi, I think) and was always very well dressed. Dennis called him Walter the Softie. Also, the L in Suffolk is silent, so sounds like "Suffok" when spoken. Sorry to sound picky.

[@bunnyluver2176]

He says he carries a "catapult" in his back pocket. Idk about you guys but we call it a slingshot.

[@littleredwitch]

Catapult is the same… comes from the French « catapulte » which is the word for slingshot.

[@GentlemensWatchServices]

@@bunnyluver2176 catapult in the UK

[@louisemorgan3237]

Softy Walter's dog is called Foo Foo

[@ElicBehexan]

I've been listening to a lot of stuff read by computer and I think this is one. Not one of the cheap ones, but still not a human actually reading it.

[@JohnChalmers617]

The twins are pictured with Johnny Carson on "The Tonight Show" and not Phil Donahue.

[@brianew]

They were on both

[@JasonRule-1]

What the hell? Dennis the Menace had a "catapult" in his back pocket? A CATAPULT??!!

[@johnnyxmusic]

A very small, rubber-powered one.

[@FunkyPhantom-y4l]

My thoughts too. Every catapult I've seen is bigger than a car.

[@Totalchaos0228]

I guess a slingshot is a sort of rudimentary catapult....

[@otter7527]

In the uk what you call a slingshot is called a catapult..

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

Almost like there aren't differences between American words and English words. Just wait til you learn what they call a cigarette

[@bitherwack]

Even more remarkable, Anthony Hopkins was to later perform as the proprietor of a bookstore on Charing Cross road.

[@Debdeee]

King Umberto was crowned, not coronated. He wasn’t a flowering shrub - THOSE are “coronated”

[@JayVandemark-v1f]

The twin story was ird

[@bunnyluver2176]

That framed dollar bill keeps getting bigger and bigger in the AI pics! 😂😂😂

[@Thenogomogo-zo3un]

Just like lies and how you realise the whole story is poppycock nonsense

[@C.O.G.]

@@Thenogomogo-zo3un , how do you know that the dollar bill story isn't true? Were you there , by any chance? I like your username, btw. 👍👍

[@mombaassa]

That's how compound interest works, if you keep the money long enough.

[@savannahsyslo9765]

Ok ok hold up, let's pump the break for a sec here.. when did the memo, email, perhaps a txt message go out that assured us all that everything you are and hear on KZbin is 100% percent true, and you will be forced to take an exam on the content and if you get the answer wrong your going to be sentenced to the worst of all fates imaginable.. This channel puts out 1 video everyday.. sometimes even more then 1. They are made for emterainment.. who cares if there's a few mistakes. How many channels do this same topic. At this point I'm just happy to hear something I haven't yet. some new material, you can pic 3 channels and they are all discussing the same old crap content.. I like a channel that has new stuff and the voice isn't intolerable and entertains me for a little bit to not be dwelling over real life issues... Hey, at least I wasn't that guy today ... Today could of been alot worse 🤷

[@LittleBlueOwl318]

This is a form of journalism and #FactsMatter. It's one thing to mispronounce a word or have a typo...but the facts are the facts and they should be reported accurately. If ALL journalists abided by this, then this country would not be so divided.

[@michelleresistance]

These videos are made to inform, not entertain, so it’s more important to get the facts right. Your own grammar leaves a lot to be desired.

[@Thenogomogo-zo3un]

Well, having facts right stops people believing nonsense like the world is flat, moon landing was faked and so-on

[@pamshort4590]

What surprised me most about #3 was that two Frenchmen would be willing to admit to being so excited about a food item that came from England.

[@tinaharnish]

Ah! But it wasn't just a food item. It was plum pudding!🤣🤣🤣 (Actually, plum pudding is pretty good.)

[@brianew]

That's what surprised me the most

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

The bad reputation of UK food is a 20th century phenomenon, and came about as a result of food shortages in both World Wars. Many countries experienced similar food shortages, but British governments decided to concentrate their efforts on minimum calorific intake above everything else.

[@scotthoenig5427]

LOL. So. True.

[@brianew]

@@ianmacfarlane1241 Thanks for that, but it's still funny...lol

[@90hatter90]

My mother had to give up her first born back in the 60s but always tried looking for her all the way up until we lost her in 2011 never of gotten to see her. Me and my other older sister, five yrs older than me, lost our younger sister (only 3 yrs old) back in early 80s due to an accident along with our great grandmother. My younger sisters name was Angela. Well about 6 yrs ago my long lost sister found us through DNA type websites. We lived in south Georgia all this time and come to find out she even lived like an hour from us at one time and this was back when my mother was alive. Well my long lost sister lives in Oklahoma now, she only lived here in Georgia briefly. Oh and her name is Angela also. That was the name her adopted parents gave her when she was adopted. I’d literally give anything for my mother to get to meet her. That is all she ever wanted in life.

[@LittleBlueOwl318]

((HUGS))

[@bunnyluver2176]

Very sad ❤

[@hughjanus5336]

00:00 Wilbur McLean's houses 05:30 Dennis the Menace Duplicity 09:37 Missing Persons 13:50 Anthony Hopkins 18:30 Twin Twins 22:40 Esther 26:30 Wizard of Oz 30:10 Emille Deschamps 33:15 Australian Lottery 37:50 Umberto I

[@betterhadit1144]

3:40 “in 1965” ??

[@PhilipMarcYT]

​@@betterhadit1144The War of 1965 😂

[@C.O.G.]

Thank you for the timestamp list. Greatly appreciated. 👍👍

[@JulieBorges-l4z]

The plum pudding incident - boring as hell.

[@hughjanus5336]

Wilmer McLean, 5/3/1814 - 6/5/1882, was an American wholesale grocer from VA. In short, his houses were both involved in one of the first and one of the last encounters of the American Civil War. His house, near Manassas, VA, was involved in the First Battle of Bull Run in 1861. After the battle, he moved to Appomattox, VA, to escape the war, thinking that it would be safe. Instead, in 1865, General Robert E. Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant in McLean's house in Appomattox.

[@nancytoulouse6973]

Nice stories 😊❤👍

[@robynperdieu3434]

So...Manassas was a tribe that worshipped an evil god, according to the Bible, so you have to wonder about that...

[@bonebuyer1]

Why would they call their house after such a bad thing, crazy people ​@@robynperdieu3434

[@C.O.G.]

@@robynperdieu3434 , that was Manasseh, not Manassas.

[@UnicornSpoonie]

I realize it’s just a simple number change but even watching the first section with him saying in 1965 instead of 1865 makes me cringe. It’s not that big of a deal but my internal/ocd self is just horrified 😆

[@AliCoxMusic]

It’s a huge deal for a channel of this size. There are a number of these errors in this video.

[@Abrakadabro666]

​@AliCoxMusic so what? Make your own. What are you, the KZbin police? You think there aren't mistakes in school textbooks? 🤔

[@nerdypeachmango]

Maybe you should work in the QA field ;D

[@brandoncoltrain7349]

The way the south was in 1965 u would think the civil war was still active 🤷🤷🤷🤦🤦🤦👎👎👎👎

[@C.O.G.]

@UnicornSpoonie, you may be O.C., but you're not a "disorder". None of us are. I'm very O.C. It's odd, to all of the O.C.s that I know, for our "lifestyle choices" to be called "disorder", when it's just the opposite.

[@haydenwhite8255]

With that sweater, perhaps the UK Dennis the Menace should have been called Freddy the Menacing!

[@scotthoenig5427]

I couldn't have put it better.😂

[@haydenwhite8255]

@@scotthoenig5427 Thank you, good sir!

[@kingmiller1982]

The Dennis the Menace one is VERY hard to believe it was all a coincidence.

[@johnburns8660]

I know a guy called Dennis the Menace.

[@timriggins70]

The answer might lie in that there was a song from 1935 with the chorus Dennis the Menace from Venice.

[@theeclectic2919]

There was also one from Canada called Dennis The Apprentice.

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

Well the American version the writer developed it after his kid who acted a lot like the comic strip. His kid grew up to hate the comic and his dad

[@takingtheglovesoff]

​@@timriggins70wow, I just looked up the song . far cry from the cartoon lol😊

[@debonair3143]

Another curiosity is that Hopkins went to a bookstore store on Charing Cross Road looking for the book he wanted to read prior to the film. Hopkins was in a film with Ann Bancroft called "84 Charing Cross Road" where he worked at a bookstore at that same address. Excellent film btw.

[@maryannschumacher1370]

Here's another coincidence: I was just going to write that same thing about 84 Charing Cross Road because it's one of my all-time favorite movies!! 👍😀

[@debonair3143]

@maryannschumacher1370 yes, such a lovely film ❤️

[@C.O.G.]

I saw that movie once and would love to see it again, but I haven't run across it in my Viziocast streaming service. 🙁

[@johnnycarey1254]

Excellent film if you were a bookstore buff yourself IT was a great place to make friends I'm going back to the sixties but you had hundreds of second hand bookshops especially here in Dublin Ireland 😉 it was a poor country compared to today different Ireland I remember the first time I saw A Black person I was about 6/7 just before JFK arrived for his visit before the dreadful Day in Dallas but there were absolutely no black people in Dublin and as regards the countryside forget about it THEY would have barricade the doors of the town 😂😂😂 even in the hospitals you wouldn't see A Black person no FOREIGNERS in Ireland in them days but it was an extremely Poor POOR country

[@NashB.-qm2cb]

Pretty sure Robert E. Lee made that march in 1865, NOT 1965.

[@Stinger420]

1865 yes, but actually, I do believe the march was led by an overly obsessive Eric Cartman and his drunken Civil War re-enactment followers. ...Heh! Yeah, that was a good episode...lol

[@carlacook5181]

My brother was our foster child when he was a high school freshman, we had to pit him in a new school, first day he met a boy who was also a new student, as they were talking, the new boy told my brother where he had moved from, my brother said that he had a childhood girlfriend who had moved to that town, the new friend told him that he had left behind his girlfriend and they both said the girl’s name was Susan, it was the same girl! My brother and this boy ( now man) are still friends and both found Susan on Facebook.

[@thecaptainsnark]

Best evidence for this being a simulation. It's like if one of your sims ran into the (copy) version of itself.

[@carlacook5181]

My four old son went missing once and I frantically searched the house for him, the doors were all locked, I even looked inside the washer, dryer, dishwasher and all the cabinets, I finally went outside and asked a neighbor if he had seen my boy, he calmly told me to check his bed, there I found him, asleep, on top of his Star Wars bedspread, I learned a lesson that day, check the place the child was most comfortable.

[@davidponseigo8811]

I myself have touched the table that the Civil War surrendered was signed on. It's in a museum in Chicago. It had been given to General Custers wife and she donated it to the museum.

[@thelunchlady8276]

What a coincidence, I touched myself near the table that the Marvel Civil War movie's script was written on! It was in General's Custard, a custard store in Chicago near a museum.

[@jasonshults368]

I gave Mary Todd Lincoln the what-for on that table. She never could pronounce "Appomattox" properly.

[@theeclectic2919]

@@thelunchlady8276 Coincidentally, the policeman arresting you for touching yourself was named George Armstrong, which are the first two names of General Custer.

[@mrdth1987]

I used to read the Beano comics a lot as a kid and the American Dennis the Menace was pretty much unknown in the UK but the film came out here and I remember seeing it in the TV guide and I remember how confused I was to see a blonde haired kid.

[@jennydonnelly5573]

Oh your spot on...

[@Thenogomogo-zo3un]

I think everyone in the UK was

[@PetroicaRodinogaster264]

Beauregard is pronounced Bow-re-gard bow as in (bow and arrow) and regard as in …well, regard!! your pronunciation of Beergard is ludicrous and diminishes your overall credibility right from the start.

[@terrybaldridge8730]

Yeah, for those of us familiar with the pronunciation, it’s a bit irritating as then you have a bunch of young folks who don’t know how to pronounce it. Bothers me more than the incorrect dates as those are more obvious.

[@jasonshults368]

And Mclaaaane. And Suhfuck.

[@lexion2772]

The story of Esther is amazing.

[@robynperdieu3434]

I wonder if they got the idea for the movie "Serendipity" from this story?

[@Thenogomogo-zo3un]

Romantic twaddle. Total nonsense.

[@SouthOfHeavenXxX]

1965 Robert e Lee marched huh 😂

[@xxtool420xx]

lol i was like what?

[@michellerutherford9551]

Right across Tara to Twelve Oaks lol😂😂

[@tatata1543]

He wore a flower in his hair.

[@andyperkins8620]

And 15 years later General Lee was jumping creek beds in Hazard county Georgia.

[@paras5435]

I had to play it twice to make sure I hadn't misheard

[@Zippythewondersquirrel]

General Beer-guard Catapult in his pocket. I can’t stand it any longer.

[@jerricadowning3697]

Catapult is probably what they called his slingshot in the uk... I mean it is a thing there js

[@michelleresistance]

Yes, that’s exactly what a catapult is in the UK

[@brianew]

@@michelleresistance I prefer the name 'catapult', now.

[@evanshearin6490]

This video was really interesting but, when the narrator said that the Civil War was going on in 1965, I realized this was a sloppy video.

[@jasonshults368]

There's a reason why the 60's are known as the "civil rights era." The war continues to this day, with the feds winning every battle thus far.

[@GoryBlueCat]

Please don’t use AI generated images. Those generators are known for stealing existing art and reworking them into these images. It’s really harmful for us artists

[@2ndshooter688]

So many mistakes in this.

[@brianbarley9711]

Yeah that's what his mom, Mrs. 5 said

[@accidental-life]

😂​@@brianbarley9711

[@NaNa-j7b2q]

Getting sloppy n out of ideas

[@areneesouder]

I don't know where, because I've heard most of these stories already and know them already.

[@BIN3RY]

It's getting bad with the amount of video they pump out. The narrator also sounds almost like AI now.

[@notacreativehandle]

These ai generated images are what’s actually creepy

[@ticoangelo]

I noticed that both dogs from 'Dennis the menace' have similar haircut as their respective Dennis. 😲

[@boilerhousegarage]

The "versions" of Dennis The Menace are mutually exclusive and was merely a coincidence. The UK one was a character from The Beano comic book (that I subscribed to as a kid), along with Minnie The Minx, Roger The Dodger, Ill Will and several others. It wasn't until the US one had a cartoon series on TV that we knew of him as just "Dennis," since Dennis The Menace was copyrighted in the UK--there wasn't a cartoon of our Beano characters until the late 90s.

[@oshl4387]

The human narrators on these channels mispronouncing words on purpose for engagement is getting quite deceptive and cringey.

[@ricksenske8787]

Beauregard . "Bow-Ree-Gard". McLean. "Muc-Lane". My god. If you're going to recite history... get it right. Probably more blatant errors after that, but I checked out. Just can't listen to someone butcher history.

[@andrewvingino7660]

Yeah this is just awful. You think you would do research before you spit up this kind of word vomit 🤢

[@johnriley9742]

3 strikes and you're out. That Dennis the Menace story has 3 blatent lazy mistakes. Uk version wasn't changed to Dennis the Gnasher, it's Dennis the Menace and Gnasher, his top isn't red and white, it's red and black, and finally it's the BeanO not BeanA. Come on man that's just sloppy content, no?

[@colonelbasic9736]

More than likely done on purpose to get comments for engagement, it's so annoying

[@richarddemuth7077]

You made a "slight' error with the Year. It was 1865, NOT 1965. And I SHOULD KNOW, because I was born that year and I'm NOT quite as old as the Civil War! 🥸

[@richarddemuth7077]

Lee was NOT traveling to South Carolina to join up with Johnston's army; he was traveling SW to reach the Confederate armies in Texas.

[@richarddemuth7077]

What was so mysterious and creepy about the McClean story? But I also want to point out that you stated McClean's family lived in TWO successive 🏠s in the Manassas area during the war; each one on the battlefield of the TWO Bull Run battles. So the "surrender 🏠" at Appomattox would have been their THIRD.

[@richarddemuth7077]

"A PORTRAIT of plum pudding"?? 🤨

[@tech10k14]

Yup! I remember fondly reading "Dennis the Gnasher" in his red and "white" jumper as a child. 🙄🙄🙄

[@bottom2topjk]

I was "creeped out" to find out the Civil War was still being fought when I was 12 years old.

[@jeffanderson6390]

Another fun fact about Wizard Of Oz, they would control Judy Garland with giant, alternating doses of amphetamines and barbiturates to keep her up, or put her down, depending on what suited them.

[@dianeandrzejak2221]

They also had her smoke so she wouldn’t eat & gain weight. It’s terrible what the bigwigs got away with!

[@thelunchlady8276]

I also heard she had to make her own tampons. Monsters!

[@jasonshults368]

It's not slavery. It's a contract. Don't sign contracts with demons.

[@creativelychandra]

Also in the snow scene, they used asbestos. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@simonmitchell60]

The Lions costume was a real lion.

[@LittleYoki]

Why do we call them plantation owners? They were slavers.

[@Joanla1954]

They were plantations, they owned it hence the two words going together. History is full of "slavers", whites, blacks, asian we all have history of being slaves and owning them in some cases. Doesn't make it right but it happened and is still happening today in some parts of the world. The first man to own slaves in what would one day be the USA was himself a black man. Or so they say. But from the start hundreds/thousands of years ago the act of owning another human being against their will was/is sin. But that's because we are all slaves to sin. That's why Jesus came.

[@mikewritz]

“They wondered if they were doppelgängers”? If you look like someone then you are doppelgängers, am I missing something here?

[@AngelaVara-i4l]

Doppelgangers are said to be that if you see yours then you will die,I saw mine years ago and nothing happened.

[@MitaLupa]

​@@AngelaVara-i4lthat story of the King & the restauranteur might be why the doppelganger legend exists....

[@MrMaikai777]

Too many mistakes, the Civil War in 1965, maybe you should hire Trump to help, he is out of work now....😂

[@mjrchapin]

This is padded clickbait,don't waste your time. "Creepiest" is the problem. Dull trivia.

[@davidhallett8783]

The MOST amazing councidence about the u s civil is that the only people who make videos or docs about it are the people who can t pronounce the players and places Involved in it

[@williambowling8211]

The photo story reminds me of another story where a man showed his new bride a picture of him as a child visiting Disney World and she recognized herself in the background.

[@physc0tr00per]

I signed up to this groups patreon to help fund them as i felt they had a good channel that was quite informative. But now im seeing more and more lackluster presenting filled with the most simplest mistakes. I think its now time to revoke my patreon membership and given it to another more deserving account.

[@WeekendsOutsideFL]

Burnout, not negligence

[@joshcantrell8397]

Ya he just keeps repeating the same stuff

[@angelar56]

You could of just done so without whining about it.

[@Michael.RedKnight]

Mistakes like “most simplest”?

[@falsealaska]

@@Michael.RedKnight right? 😂

[@jamesmetcalfe5889]

oh oh " he once again became part of the war in 1965? " i think you need to do a dub over.. I didn't know I was born during the civil war lol keep smiling go carefully

[@arkameatys]

3:35 1965 huh? Now the entire videos credibility is seriously called into question, isn't it? Do better.

[@ChrisJensen-se9rj]

"Beauregard" is pronounced "Boe- regard", not "Bew-roe-gard".

[@dalzoi]

Thanks! I was going to say that. I would guess the name McLean is pronounced McLANE as well.

[@marekprochazka1284]

It's an interesting video but there is an extreme amount of mistakes all over the place, so much so that it took me out of it and I couldn't finish the video.

[@destroydapacka]

Gnasher was the dog. Seriously bruh, read.

[@john13623]

Entertaining but hate the bot generated images. I guess we will be swamped by them in the future.

[@angietunstall2555]

Dennis THE Gnasher.?? Do you mean to say, Dennis AND Gnasher?

[@gusviera3905]

Sorry to be the "typo guy", but at 3:35 "1965" should be "1865". I was eight in 1965 and I am pretty sure the war was over by then 😂. Thanks for these stories. Cheers.

[@IgnantJas]

Imagine picking a random video & it’s about your area 😂😂💀 love it

[@v.britton4445]

This must be a robot. It can't pronounce Beaureguard

[@moonprincessRN]

The text is wrong for Anthony Hopkins as it says "Hopkin".

[@BoSamson1680]

Your breathing noises make these videos unwatchable now

[@jamesomahoney2181]

Enjoyed.. but I swear I heard 1965 in 1st segment (civil war)

[@barbarakilman271]

1865

[@CommonScents952]

Convenient stores in Australia are called “Milk Bars”.

[@cammyers1487]

So many mistakes by AI, I don't trust anything it says.

[@aaroncramer4540]

Think i like the red and black and electrocuted looking little dog look better

[@michaellasumiso3462]

I guess transgender pride flags are now standard issue for classrooms

[@Laura-y4h]

Dig up the Umbertos and do DNA testing FYI: Kings are not "CORONATED" ; they are Crowned. The ceremony is called a coronation when they are crowned.

[@kristaallen8649]

Well once they have been crowned, they have been coronated. I mean, if you go to a party you have partied. 😂

[@mackenziefrank9073]

so glad Robert made it home

[@jeffreyyoung4104]

I wish these mysteries were factual, and not error filled...

[@louiselebow6643]

So many people making comments about the date slip regarding the Civil War, but for me it was the mispronunciation of Beauregard...which is pronounced BOregard.

[@jasonshults368]

What about Mclaaaaane, and Suhfuck?

[@louiselebow6643]

Lol sorry the one that hit my ear and stuck there was Beauregard. Maybe because my last name was originally spelled beau and was always mispronounced.@@jasonshults368

[@Batnano]

disliked for those cringy AI pics

[@bunnyluver2176]

Bart Simpson was an obvious spoof of the American Dennis the Menace

[@Kpin414]

Ai is trash where did they buy their ai gear at temu 🤣

[@katienicole2092]

These AI pictures are hilarious

[@bunnyluver2176]

Right! That framed dollar bill keeps getting bigger and bigger in the AI pics

[@ae_sko88]

Please don’t use AI “art”

[@creativelychandra]

The Ohio twins and the Australian guy story give me chills every time I hear them. Just wild. Those two Umbertos must have been twins. Too crazy to just be a coincidence.

[@Discopuss]

Horrible editing wow!

[@erictaylor5462]

It's not that unlikely that your title character would be named "Dennis" if they were "the Menace" There are not many names that rime with Menace, and "Dennis the Menace" is a good title.

[@ElicBehexan]

Sure, you relate the famous 'separated at birth' twin story. I worked for a unit in a State office that handled the Adoption Registry. This was where adopted persons and birth mothers could register to meet. We heard about a set of twins girls who had been separated. The agency that handled the adoptions had made sure to not place them with families in the same town. However, one set of parents later moved to the same town the others lived in. These girls met in high school. The various friends of the two had been telling them how much they looked like the other. One of the girls had not been told she was adopted. After they had become friends that girl learned and when they were adults went back to the adoption agency who, while they obviously wouldn't tell who the birth mother was, they did say they were sisters... since it was pretty obvious they were. Another story I heard was from a man who did work for the same State agency, but not in the State offices. He had grown up in El Paso and had a lot of friends in the neighborhood who everyone thought he was one of the many cousins who did live and were friends. He later learned he was, indeed, related to these people.

[@chumon1992]

Thats fucked up on so many levels

[@kassandralangenwalter2475]

TIME STAMP(3:35) Im sorry, 1965?!?!? Robert E. Lee, in 1965? Robert E. Lee didn't march ANYWHERE in 1965. Wrong date!!! CHECK YOUR WORK, PLEASE!

[@walterritter3409]

Kinda weird how he mentioned the Civil War starting? in what was that again? In 1965? 🧐🤔🧐...Is that you're final answer? Y'all sure about that? 1965, you say... Survey says: Ahhh YeahNope... And just think... Y'all spent soo much on a good education... 1965.... Gimme a break..🤣😂😭😅...

[@PovertyRiderRiddle]

Geez, a.i. narratives are horrible when they mispronounced names... McClean? No. Pronounced Mclain. B-u-regard? No, Beauregard. Unwatchable.

[@flamdango99]

1965?really..?

[@Contrafactum]

Biological material?

[@alfoutdoors9660]

WOW!, Mclean was clearly a time traveller as he was still around in 1965! (3:35) :) Dennis the Menace UK (the original) has a red and black striped top on not a red and white one...It's literally pictured on the screen! As is "Dennis the Menace and Gnasher" on the cover of the 1995 Beano album, which the narrator thinks says "Dennis the Gnasher"!

[@debmar5771]

The twins - that's Johnny Carson, not Phil Donahue. Donahue did a show on triplets who were separated at birth. Paul and Esther - is that really true? I like the Wizard of Oz item. I confess - I never saw that movie! I'm 62 and I never saw Wizard of Oz. That's pretty creepy, isn't it?

[@the.l.a-theliberationarmy-9145]

Robert E Lee marched from Petersburg in “1965”??? I grew up in America and they taught us a lot of history and I think you probably mean “1865”… K-9 0Ut…

[@BruceWalther-s2l]

Whew! Well, at least when making off with souvenirs at the surrender at Appomattox the Union soldiers took his daughter's doll ... NOT his daughter. Not funny. Ok. But for a sec I wondered where that was going.

[@walter_lesaulnier]

@Top 5 Unknowns "1965" in the Civil War??? If you can't be bothered to fact check your AI , I can't be bothered to watch your unreliable videos.

[@barnabyhughes5643]

If we are talking about weird coincidences here. I always consider Benjamin Britten and Sid James. Both men were born in 1913 and died the same year of heart attacks (1976), both men were a spitting image of each other and both were involved in controversies regarding their personal lives, if that isn't spooky, I don't know what is.

[@tinaharnish]

It would be interesting to do DNA on the two Umbertos. Perhaps they were cousins.

[@TheBassgoddess]

The American Civil War occurred in 1865, NOT 1965 (obviously). You also misspelled Anthony “Hopkins.”

[@elissasangi-hd9om]

Beauregard is pronounced, 'Bo regard. Quite a famous name.

[@RickyMaveety]

Massive errors in both pronunciation and history. You have the war ending in 1965 (yes you said 1965), and you mispronounced Beauregard, you mangled that. I’m not going to bother with the rest of this.

[@Love.America]

In the twin story, that 's Johnny Carson, not Phil Donahue, lol! Also, it's pronounced O hi O, not the way you said it.

[@mrblue1970]

You need to review your commentary. "1945" should be 1865 and the UK Dennis has a red and black top, not red and white.