【Colourised】The 1890's ~ Amazing Rare Footage of Cities Around the World 【AI Restoration】

[@sleopardo89]

I bet that kid who slipped on the ice had no idea that someone 130 years in the future would be laughing at him.

[@gappuma7883]

He was trying to show off too poor kid

[@alafiathebrand]

Where was that

[@coldnightair_2578]

i was about to comment this too hahaha

[@WayneMcAuliffe]

Unfortunately I laughed, and now I've got this spooky kid haunting my place.

[@ab9840]

Funny was that umbrella pushing the kid to move from the middle of the film shot at 8:32.

[@benjijoyce6376]

Crazy to think that roughly 24 short years later, some of the youngest children in these videos would have departed for the front lines of WWI, by the time WWII rolled around the children here would nearly be middle aged, most of the adults in the video had probably passed away by that time. These people had no idea that they were within touching distance of global destruction and conversely, unimaginable technological advancement. They had no idea that this video would be watched 130 years later by people all over the world. So many lives and experiences: each face with its own story, love, heartbreak, fear, pride. What a treasure this video is.

[@chibiromano5631]

You're comment should be #1. Not these npc comments from bots saying 'wow technology'. It's true 1890 was the begining of the shift to our modern world . Many changes to the world order were happening at this time. #1. For one languages and dialects were dying at an alarming rate. England and Germany were the first to start standardization of national languages. In London many spoke Cockney English, by 1980 RP English(The Queens English) had become main dialect of all English in Britian. Mexico , 82% of the population still spoke Native American languages at this time, by around 1940 w/ stndardization and mandatory public education and SPanish being mandatory the native langauges of all mexicans dropped to about 10% by 1980 and a foreign colonial langauge like Spanish became spoken by 90% of population. Within 100 years it took , you see something similar right now with China and Mandarin , Singapore and South China are losing their dialects to standardazition. I think 100 years from now we may be speaking Esperanto. Point 2. Yes, many of these kids would go on to grow up in the Great Depression, Civil Wars and WW1 and fought in them. The Balkan Wars, the Spanish civil war, the Mexican civil war, Russian overthrow of royals, Creation of a unified Germany < would be like if Germany, Tyrol and Austria all united right now > , the fall of the Ottomon Empire < would be if France collapsed today > . Point 3, The kids in this video raise the GI generation , the same GI generation that caused the Boomer generation to go into self destruct rebellion mode. You see, many Boomers said they vowed to never treat their children the same way that their parents had done to them.. This was because Boomers parents were giving a55 beating to near death by a psychologically tramatized genreation that raised them.. the little kids here that went through a world shift.

[@MinesAGuinness]

@@chibiromano5631 I would agree with the broad point of your first argument, Galen. I would qualify it slightly, in that the homogenisation of dialect and accent in England you speak of was not as uniform as you might think and was and is subject to class, occupation and travel from place of origin. During the 1890s, there were certain changes occurring as people migrated to the cities, but for the most part people simply did not have the opportunity to be exposed to other accents and dialects in the frequency that would have caused significant changes. It would be the arrival of mass media - for most after the arrival of widespread television viewing from the late 50s - that would cause the effect that you perceive today - and in some cases that effect took a much longer time to influence than you'd expect. I live in a city in the South East of England, and still very much spoke with a local accent and elements of dialect well into the 1980s. It wasn't the traditional RP of the upper classes (more of a Home Counties dialect) but the estuary English of East London that subsequently had the most impact on how I and younger people in my area speak differently today. That change is accelerating even more rapidly today with the ready dissemination of new slangs and accents - not from RP but from 'street' styles of speech that young people want to emulate to sound cool, even though they have little to no real exposure to those accents in their real life. At the same time, I retain the ability to speak in my local accent, and to adopt a 'Standard English' accent in professional roles where required. I've no doubt that young people will be capable of doing something similar and being able to segue from one accent to another depending upon the situation. My grandmother was a speaker of Esperanto, which she believed was a language through which nations could unite after the horrors of the world wars. I would predict instead that we will see a continuation of words and phrases migrating from one language to another, accelerated by their proliferation across the internet. However, vocabulary from tonal languages that are harder to master such as Chinese will find this exchange more difficult than words arriving from simpler languages such as Spanish, Bangla, Japanese and English.

[@maplebear6527]

Ya know, as i watched this video, nearly every single thought that went through my head i see here in this comment. Especially thinking how they have no idea the tragedy about to touch them all. Hopefully we are not in the same situation now!

[@johnbuffaloiam9741]

@@MinesAGuinness The cockney accent was always seen as low class fodder.

[@MinesAGuinness]

@@johnbuffaloiam9741 Yes, it's disturbing how the establishment continue to promote 'Standard English' through how we now teach in the National Curriculum, as if it is the 'proper' grammar and pronunciation rather than an affectation they prefer, John. Cockney's a fine accent with an ancient pedigree of course, stretching back to East Saxon dialect of Old English. You might enjoy the video "A London accent from the 14th to the 21st Century" by Simon Roper: (kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZ27p2aKqZmraJI)

[@davidh.3942]

What's truly amazing is the fact that you almost never see people smiling in antique photos, even in children. For emotion to be captured on film is truly captivating!

[@mikesimonian484]

Women smile.

[@bloodymary3008]

Yeah & the poor were so finely dressed 🤔

[@madflaka4087]

@@bloodymary3008 That’s because they had to come with their best clothes to take a once on a life time recording

[@adapienkowska2605]

There are a bunch of laughing photos, they weren't just considered proper and nobody was showing them off.

[@birdgirl8390]

@@adapienkowska2605 yeah everyone wanted to look noble like the aristocrats in their paintings.

[@beat00t10]

It's so fascinating seeing how people used to live, how they dressed, how they travelled, how these places used to look, and the atmosphere.

[@Giannis560]

@1location 2location I mean i don't think you would have known what Xbox was if you lived in 1890.

[@estonhensley3684]

I own a clothing store, ain’t my fault y’all dress like shit. It’s a choice, I wear a suit daily and it’s crazy the power you get in public. If you have an ego or just want to give it a go west a suit for no reason.

[@Giannis560]

@@estonhensley3684 ?

[@tjcash2402]

@1location2location72I bought my own Xbox You seem like a retard tryna hate

[@RileyMTF]

​@1location 2location but if you lived in the 1890s you wouldn't have the knowledge of an Xbox. You're only saying "exactly" because that's what you think because of the generation you were born in today's society .

[@xose2863]

The fact that every single person in this video has exited this world gives you an eerie sensation. It's really like we're watching people from another world, not just from another era.

[@neatt3815]

That entire world's population died.

[@coolraygaming]

@@neatt3815 thats a weird feeling. That ENTIRE world’s human population and probably most animals HAVE DIED. Thats mind-boggling. Its also crazy how some of those guys remember wars where they were legit shooting in lines hoping not to get shot.

[@ElementalFlanders]

Well as far we know lol

[@temporaltomato3021]

@@ElementalFlanders DUN DUN DUNNNNN

[@sarahvandistel9830]

Memento mori.

[@darkyagami6038]

Bro whenever they’d look at the camera, I got chills. I’m looking into the eyes of someone moving and breathing 131 years ago, and it feels like they’re looking at ME, questioning my strange apparel. It’s like time travel. Technology is just WOW sometimes

[@hotcop7887]

What you smoking on ?

[@jrexx2841]

@@hotcop7887 Ask that to yourself

[@markoischara7618]

Thats deep. What we do and how we view the world has changed so much, that in these short films, you can just feel how different their lives where compared to ours.

[@hotcop7887]

@@jrexx2841 a lil of everything tbh smoking meth weed and occasionally paint thinner.

[@koreboredom4302]

"Hey you! Yes you there, sir!... Why are you dressed like a giant cartoony wolf with technicolor fur???"

[@shimmerbay]

My grandma was a little girl in the 1890s. It’s amazing to see what her world looked like when she was growing up. She saw so much and lived until 1985 (age 97).

[@joerapo]

Wow. She witnessed us going from predominantly horse travel outside of trains to automobiles. The invention of airplanes. Jets then eventually space travel and landing on the moon. She also lived among former slaves.

[@NAT-turners-Revenge]

Loooong time... my grdma was born in 1934... approaching 90 soon

[@juneseghni]

same, my great grandma 1891-1986

RİP💓🍃

[@classiccolorizer]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmXEd4mvZ6ema8U

[@outlaw8041]

It's crazy to think ever single person in this video is dead.... Never forget how precious life is and how lucky we have it now.

[@donniebuza2597]

Not true 😂

[@almondmilk5315]

​@@donniebuza2597 No one from the 1800s is alive today lmao not even the kids

[@donniebuza2597]

@almondmilk5315 you're not gonna believe what I thought the video title said... 🫠

[@lilacicecream]

My grandmother wasent even born yet! Not even my grandfather was born in 1903...Grandpa died in 73, with his wife following him in about 2003. Im 59, and someday.. in 100 years, someone will see my mug online and make commentary...

[@JoshuaTraffanstedt]

​@@almondmilk5315nor will we be 130 years from now.

[@lillymay3632]

To all you wonderful people who restore and preserve these old films; thank you and keep doing it. I'm sure sure I'm not the only one who enjoys looking at those old films.

[@Kastoori]

Yes. hear! hear!

[@F0nkyNinja]

It's AI not people

[@SpaceHawk13]

@@F0nkyNinja AI is people

[@WayneMcAuliffe]

I wonder if any of them thought, "My word! Imagine people watching this in the distant utopian future, say 1930!"

[@F0nkyNinja]

@@SpaceHawk13 are you high?

[@sitdownbehumble8675]

What I learned from this video: - Documenting and preserving history is important - This footage is fascinating - People all around the world loved to wear hats and wave them around Edit: Do yourself a favor and avoid the replies... They're filled with good-old-days syndrome and making me lose faith in humanity 😅

[@snickle1980]

I miss the hat days...We're in the t-shirt and jeans days here in the states. it's been going on for decades. 😥

[@sash0047]

@@snickle1980 ok boomer

[@zaid1169]

@@sash0047 funi boomer😳

[@theradioweyr]

What I learned from this video: - AI has or will have access to every recording and record digitized and available to man. Anything missing will have resources dispatched to acquire them. - A thousand years of peace is at hand. - Lots of events and perhaps several decades will take place between the first and second points.

[@sabalomsadze5940]

Hmm yes.. In my country, in the old days, going out without a hat was considered one of the most shameful thing to do

[@davestonehill6177]

Blown away by this. These people were real and each had his or her own story. All are gone now. Every last one. It makes me kind of sad.

[@ronr.7304]

Not a face to be recognized, like "hey, there is my great great grandfather Mario in Rome!"

[@fiascocam]

True, it is sad, but just think, our population has only grown, so many of us are in a sense are a part of their story as their living offspring.

[@carlbole2142]

2020 here...what the hell happened? oh yeah right, 1913...

[@antoniosilvestro2494]

Not sad but part of life as one generation keeps replacing each other. Live your lives and be happy and be good to others as I am a firm believer that people reap what they sow in this life but as Gods children are forgiven after death and purified in Gods likeness.

[@wiseperson7198]

Think deep where are you going after this life. In 100 years from now we will be like them just a picture or a video in KZbin. So, think deeply and thoughtfully why we are here and where we are going after death before it is to late

[@michaelpuente3352]

It’s like watching people from a parallel universe. Simply amazing.

[@Wokevaccine]

Without phones you can see their faces smile - Crazy man.

[@TakeCareOfYourself24434]

explain parallel universe?

[@StefanCreates]

@@Wokevaccine ok boomer

[@StefanCreates]

@@Gigi-id7pm That's why OP said "it's like". Learn to read.

[@CheckOutTv0]

@@TakeCareOfYourself24434 it’s a different universe In another galaxy with these people

[@leinadoderep1760]

A camera really is the closest thing we have to a time machine. It's so surreal to see moving images of people from the past, let alone the 1890's. 🤯

[@TheOneWithTheSling]

i see this comment in every video like this so shut the f#@k up

[@leinadoderep1760]

@@TheOneWithTheSling nice keep expecting more comments like these in every video

[@TheOneWithTheSling]

@@leinadoderep1760 i f#@$%^$ hope not

[@hasoonnine]

@@TheOneWithTheSling if you don't like it then don't read the comments because it is everywhere and will continue to be so

[@anthonyguarino4242]

@@TheOneWithTheSling yeah, and take your hate somewhere else! You have no business to tell us how to be quiet!

[@UberMegustador]

what fascinates me the most is how every culture had a distinct look both in clothing as well as in the architecture and mood of the city. Nowadays it is all a blend

[@WolfColaUK]

Today is a battle of blending cultures without eroding them. Unfortunately, it's kind of a losing battle. As sure as the sun will rise tomorrow, everything will eventually change. Although, I also think you could drop me back in 1890 and I wouldn't feel like an alien, which is comforting I suppose.

[@JoseLeybaDiaz]

@@WolfColaUK Of course. You will surely be happy to be dragged into war to get a ball to the face in the name of a king. Or work your ass off for 12h+ getting a penny wage and no rights... Dont be silly. We have better world now.

[@truthfulfreedomfighter9123]

The architecture is mind blowing for the time!? 🤔 seems like the narrative doesn’t fit

[@anonymousanonymous4690]

@@ActionfigureGeek one year of bad is the same??? Lol

[@gratuitous1]

People seemed happier and more alive too.

[@hero4life338]

The fact that near-130 year old footage is more clear than most bank security cameras is honestly really funny to me

[@pastorofmuppets4552]

“ITS BECAUSE OF STORAGE!1010101!”

[@bluevictory1010]

Exactly!

[@misteroscuridad9719]

Creo que es porque antes para las cámaras usaban nitrato de plata que graba mejor los detalles por la plata a diferencia de las primeras cámaras virtuales que se les dificultaba captar los detalles.

[@karma0253]

The footage we see now has been painstakingly restored and edited to a better quality

[@Mautar55]

@@misteroscuridad9719 era en inglés jajaja

[@eizneckam4936]

The fashions may be different, the clothes are different, but they look like people you could stop and talk to on the street. They're laughing, smiling, dancing, going about their daily business the same way we do now. It's always awe inspiring to have these glimpses into the past and see that across time and space, people really aren't that different in the ways that matter.

[@Wokevaccine]

Except for one thing. Noones looking down - Look at a street today. No one makes eye contact - Its all phones. Sigh.

[@evgeniam685]

​@@Wokevaccineit was one of layers of great reset. To make people turn like zombies that afraid of everything and insecure. How do you think all these amazing historical buildings were built if they had only horses and buggies? And how do you think they already have cameras of such good qualities around world at that time?

[@davoocass]

the youngest child in this video would've grown old and died by now, and the oldest person in this video could probably have remembered the Napoleonic war. and we can still see them, through this incredible window.

[@josephmountford2292]

Really!!! You mean people don’t live to be in their 130s?

[@zimbu_]

The oldest person in these (and the oldest person to appear in any moving picture known of) was Pope Leo XIII born in 1810. It's possible he would have remembered hearing of news like Napoleon's surrender or the 1815 Treaty of Paris as they happened, considering his family were members of the nobility. A child from the 1920s might be alive though. It's a pretty big timespan here, maybe something like 40 years between the earliest and latest footage.

[@tomato1087]

Indeed, it's really amazing but gives me strange feeling.

[@evagrace6847]

Yes indeed. The people in this film felt secure in their manhood and womanhood. We can see how women were definitely lady-like. Conservatism and formality has its advantages over the disadvantages in which people of modern times see as an advantage.

[@AlmostaFlipinSkater]

@@josephmountford2292 no, he appreciates the history

[@halaldunya918]

They're all dead, seeing glimpses of their life is like looking through a Crystal glass, very magical.

[@felipesancler465]

A large portion on them didn’t make after 1st and 2nd World War.

[@DavetheAvatar]

That's such a haunting feeling. All these people are gone and a completely new group of people exist now. 150 years from now none of us will be here and an unknown people will control the world. Unsettling but amazing.

[@josealqueres]

@@DavetheAvatar Yep.. It's just our time to be around and do stuff, and have stuff and see stuff... soon it will be someone elses turn to be around and do stuff, and have stuff and see stuff..

[@suraangel6956]

Right! Like it's captured in a crystal pocket of time!

[@StonemanRocks]

We all are just renting this life!

[@lucasbuchberger8209]

I like the idea that those people waving at the camera never saw their own footage during their life, so they are only waving at us in the future :)

[@GoatOfWar]

A greeting from the past.. Pretty profound. Getting goosebums thinking about it.

[@garybrockwell2031]

INDEED 😱🗣️🆘👁️☠️👁️

[@evagrace6847]

They are telling us how conservative and formal they were when they were alive. The women are telling us how cool and calm they felt in their feminine energy because they were confident in their womanhood. They knew how to act like a lady. Throughout human history, images show that people dress the way they feel about themselves. In modern times, where we as women where pants, we are not as lady-like and secure in our womanhood like women were back in the 1890s. Time changes but moral values and the customs of our culture remains the same. When we change our customs and moral values, we create confusion and corruption.

[@lucasbuchberger8209]

@@evagrace6847 Nowadays, woman have the choice to wear what they want, how is this corruption? Womanhood is not about dresses that hide your legs... Womanhood is about expressing your true self, not wearing a dress for the other to judge you.

[@inquisitor596]

@@evagrace6847 lmfao aye ok, cause everyone wants the faff around putting on and wearing a heavy dress. Gtfo with that 😂😂 there was a time women were literally forbidden to show ankles cause men apparently can’t control themselves but sure these times were the peak of womanhood 💀😂

[@Commin_Cents]

If they only knew that 130 years later a stranger laying in bed would be watching them through a telephone.

[@stuckinthe90sThegoldenera]

People will be watching us on video in 2124 when we're all gone.

[@philipgill6512]

Looking into the past is a privilege you see people just getting on with their lives absolutely fantastic Now I’m going to watch it again for the third time

[@ademirdesouza9408]

I'm going for the second one.

[@RichardCockerill]

very funny big guy

[@mgnchase849]

And not one fat person. Now they all over the place waddling down the streets stuffing their faces with one hand and a smart phone in the other

[@nicechoicee]

@@mgnchase849 as fucked up as it sounds its the honest truth lmao they're just sad to watch most of the time

[@johnnyredux4019]

Many of those villages and small towns (and even city neighborhoods) were like one big, extended family.

[@doknome9942]

6:19 the lady in white coat was my Great grandmother. I really can't believe this. I sent this video to my parents and my mom noticed someone similar. We paused the video and had the picture zoomed. It turns out that she infact is my great grand mother. This is so amazing. A big thankyou to the person who saved this video for us

[@bioblazepayne]

[@domzzvipes6201]

That’s amazing

[@boxeswithfoxes]

Which one? The one heading to the camera or the other one?

[@doknome9942]

@@boxeswithfoxes the one walking with the lady in black

[@anaclaudiagarciacalderon192]

What are the odds, that's just straight crazy!

[@d.martin7692]

Makes you realize how brief life is and that we're all just passing through. I liked the music btw.

[@Shearwater6]

Can’t wait til it’s all over honestly. Gonna have a long shower then grab a cold drink from the heaven fridge. Jesus will come in, say hi and that God wants to see me in his office later and he’s pissed. 😳

[@d.martin7692]

@@Shearwater6 - Are you sure they'll even bother with the office visit? Might just be a non-stop express where you're going....

[@checktheplaylist101]

Exactly, it's a short exam in a way.

[@checktheplaylist101]

@Nathan Swain Same

[@markkrause4407]

@Nathan Swain You can if you can except Christ as your Savior , that is enough to get in !

[@dudoklasovity2093]

Please notice how all the objects (buildings, clothes) were made not just for utility but above all, to please one's eye. So much beauty.

[@ceedott]

I find these kinds of old recordings to be so fascinating. No matter how much time passes, people are still people, and we all go about our lives, no matter the circumstances.

[@Isinforblood]

Ikr really true

[@olliered9924]

@Wurzel Tee idk about that have you forgot about all the wars back then? or serial killers like jack the ripper?

[@MyTwoCents2]

Some more than others... the unfortunate had it REAALLY hard then

[@ToDamnRight]

Damn so true, I just watched a video where a viking from the viking age had graffiti "halfdan was here" onto a famous building, and a kid from probably the 1200s named onfim doing his homework then probably getting sick of doing it, starts doodling pictures of him as a knight and other stuff haha. No matter how much time has past people remain the same. Even with advances in tech, we are still the same.

[@KB-ke3fi]

We just don't smell as bad nowdays.

[@killadelphia215]

People sure did love their hats back in those days.

[@wardenwilson6725]

Ya. No shit. Nobody went without. Never got the top hat, but the ladies hats were incredable.

[@IrishAnnie]

My grandfather and father in law always wore a hat. They would get so mad if the saw a man wearing a hat while eating in a restaurant or inside a public building.

[@joemcmahon768]

Bird poop used to be a big problem

[@ryline666]

We all love hauts

[@kingdavid3318]

And the future will say of us...people sure like their phones back then.

[@josht777]

These people would never have imagined that we will be sitting here watching them on out laptops, smart phones and tablets over 100 years later... who will be watching us?

[@kevincrady2831]

I imagine the fact that we're watching film of them that has been restored, colorized, and smoothed into a higher frame rate by artificial intelligence would be even more mind-boggling to them. :)

[@josht777]

Kevin Crady yea, like VR, it’ll probably be just like time traveling, hah

[@swirling5418]

Right, I think about that everyday.

[@davidhutchinson7888]

And "how" will they be watching us...?

[@swirling5418]

@@davidhutchinson7888 they're watching us right now

[@artlemagne]

Tokyo is truly fascinating it looks like an early medieval city, and to think that this was merely 100 years ago

[@Urmph843]

It is not for nothing that Japan went from being a feudal state to a world power in less than 50 years, and despite losing the WW2 and the atomic attack, it is currently one of the most powerful countries on the earth

[@sjdjjsjsjs3991]

В Африке до сих пор существуют первобытные общины 😂

[@smokbig3202]

It's a suburb, but the center is downtown.

[@vi-sl2lv]

Now let's see the cities they destroyed

[@adriannn3720]

​@@InsertAccountWhat the hell? I am Polish, do you have no respect for me either? Are we not allies?

[@awitchwith3diplomas426]

Just imagine these people over a hundred years ago just walking on the streets, thinking about their lives, worrying about their futures, the small and big inconveniences of their lives, just like we do. And for this insignificant second in their lives to then be captured on film, made permanent. For the film to survive ctastrophes and wars, the change of centuries and even millenia and for someone to go trough the process of digitalising and colorising this footage, dozens of years after those who first filmed it have passed and after most of the people on the film have passed, for this to end up on the internet which in itself is an invention none of these people could have dreamed about and for us to view it.... It brings tears to my eyes, not only to see how far we've come, but also to see that as humans we are fundamentially the same as we we're then.

[@DrPhil-qj8gv]

Incredible perspective dude

[@billp.2894]

Most of the people in the film have passed??? Dude, that was 130 years ago, EVERYONE you see in those films is dead! A large portion during two horrific world wars.

[@rentonarc]

@@s2m719 what are you getting at you racist ?

[@edwinrivera5377]

Repent and believe in the gospel

[@VultureClone]

Most? Mate, unless one of these people we saw was a tortoise, then they have ALL passed.

[@therabidscorpion]

It's so weird watching this knowing none of them have been alive for some time now. They're literally waving to future generations and don't even realize it!

[@IrishAnnie]

And here we are watching them. 2020

[@trinklest]

They may have hoped that capturing themselves on film would mean their image was preserved for years to come. What is really crazy is how many other films and photographs have gotten lost or destroyed and will never be seen again. These lucky few get to live on and be seen by hundreds of thousands of people in 2020.

[@neilfranklin5644]

We are in lockfown but we can take this virtual tour via the time machine that is restored film and see the world as it really was before C19.

[@jameybobamey7343]

And yet every one of them is filled with ravenous hate and ready to devour your flesh should you make the mistake of breaking eye contact for even a second. It's a wonder anyone survived past infancy back then in such a harsh inhospitable time.

[@claudiocruzat7667]

@@neilfranklin5644 and before ww 1 and 2. And...mm etc .

[@MrEjidorie]

I`m a Japanese national, and quite interestingly, Tokyo in 1890`s looks more foreign land than any other cities in Europe during the equivalent period. Japan has changed so dramatically since that time on. Nihonbashi in this footage is now one of the most modern areas in Tokyo.

[@witcher71]

Quickly westernized.

[@redhen2470]

@@witcher71 "the single most destructive bombing raid in human history." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombing_of_Tokyo Time for some urban renewal.

[@witcher71]

@@redhen2470 War is never good. Japan would have westernized with or without bombings. That point is moot.

[@5roundsrapid263]

@@redhen2470 Most major European cities were heavily bombed and/or destroyed too, not just Tokyo. Everyone but the US had to rebuild.

[@claytonwalter8700]

Back before America nuked the Japan-ness out of the Japanese, with the accompanying occupation and culture destruction.

[@seandhilan6667]

my dads side of the family is french and my great grandfather immigrated to new york in 1882. he grew up in france in the 1860s-1880s. im so glad i got to meet him and he always told me intresting stories about his life and he just had a great personality. sadly he died in new york in the 1960s. i will always make sure my kids, grandkids, and great grandkids understand and be proud of their herritage.

[@juliandemayo1331]

i find it incredible that youve spoken to someone who lived through the 1800s

[@seandhilan6667]

@@juliandemayo1331 Oh indeed

[@packman5678]

@sean dhilan Hello, I found your comment interesting, and I just wanted to ask you how old you are?

[@bretagnejean2410]

Where in.france? France was scattered by regional culture and different language.

[@Tecnoplus11]

he probably met slaves, interesting

[@arwahsapi]

Interesting to see how people in different parts of the world kept up with the worldwide trends. The women were so fashionably dressed, the men in their suits, people wore hats and often umbrellas. A true fascination to watch!

[@mondongo9323]

Now u got infinite genders and kids thinking they are born the wrong gender and wants to switch

[@MrCrowebobby]

@@mondongo9323 They were around back then as well. Just not as many and not as open about it.

[@sm3675]

@@mondongo9323 I like to be called daddy/ dad/ father/ papa/ baba/ all other genders. U will report u

[@breakingames7772]

In major cities yes they dressed up, these do not show the slums, tenament buildings, countryside ECT. Most did not have money for dresses and hats and suits, they wore beat up work clothes, jeans had just come out and started to take over, the first levi's jeans from 1870 something sold for over a 3 million not long ago, no back pockets or loops because everyone wore suspenders....look up slums in the 1800s life was horrible.

[@kchididdy]

@@breakingames7772 This! Filming was quite a special (and expensive) thing back in the day. They chose the most worthy shots. Why would they go film a slum? Whenever there's old footage, people are surprised how "nice" and clean things were. Well, we have plenty of nice and clean places today in affluent neighborhoods. Same with old buildings: "They don't build them like they used to." Well, that's survivorship bias because only the most well-built and maintained structures survived and all the normal ones rotted away so we just don't know about them

[@LJ-us7js]

I loved seeing how everyone dresses similarly but has a different hat tip. Expressing their individuality in a formal gesture.

[@johnnymalk]

Yes!... And as always dogs and kids... Real treasure here!

[@michelebuss7664]

The dancing on the street corner was interesting too, the steps and how they were performed...brilliant!

[@nadyacherry]

0:45 Oh my God! Those smiling people who waves their hands to us...130 years ago! It's so touching!

[@daveclima5497]

They are czechs

[@reasonableargument645]

@@daveclima5497 Or maybe Germans.. There used to be a lot of them back then in there.

[@youwot2430]

@daVe Clima yeah.........sorry, what was your point?

[@reasonableargument645]

@@KZbinTookMyNickname.WhyNot That they cloud be non-czechs. But since the girls wear headscarves, so I guess they are czechs

[@reasonableargument645]

@@KZbinTookMyNickname.WhyNot Well, I don't think the things you named are czech ones, except maybe the headscarves. They wear modern clothes.

[@dreanderson3002]

Props to the cameraman for creating a time machine to give us this footage

[@orangecobraEU]

and things we filming now, gonna be a time machine of poeples in 100 years, at the time 1890 is only 130 years ago, and ww2 is only like 80 years ago the time changed so much in short period of time

[@Wokevaccine]

That camera was the size of a small room. Amazing.

[@Wokevaccine]

@@orangecobraEU I dont think we will look back as favorably as this somehow....Sigh.

[@orangecobraEU]

@@Wokevaccine everyone is these persons

[@VIVY1818]

100年前に100年前のカメラを持っていったのかw

[@Sameoldfitup]

“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams

[@brushbros]

Why are we so anxious to escape "the moment?" Perhaps life has become essentially unlivable.

[@Saigemeister]

I thought this was a quote by Ferris Bueller

[@56squadron]

@@brushbros - In this age of leftists and liberals it certainly has become unliveable. What you see in the footage above is beautiful because it is what the divine intended - people being true to themselves and their culture. We are in the midst of a war where the left is trying to destroy all that and create a one world wide slave class of nothings and nobodies... and whether we let them succeed or not will determine if a rapture and God's intervention is required... or if we can finally grow by ourselves.

[@56squadron]

That's one of those clever witticisms that falls apart if you actually think about it. We cannot exist or live in the future because it is not yet here, nor can we exist or live in the past because that is gone. All we have, the only thing that is truly ours, is right now.

[@brushbros]

@@56squadron Man creates "the divine" to justify the devilish things he does to one another in its name.

[@kellycoleman715]

My dear grandfather, who was alive until my senior year in high school was a little boy in the 1890’s when these movies were made. Makes me feel REALLY old!

[@suRGEangl]

Yeah you're kinda old

[@kellycoleman715]

@@suRGEangl And really wise!

[@taylormade2826]

@@kellycoleman715 no just old

[@kellycoleman715]

@@taylormade2826 Are you just trying to be offensive and immature today? Or is that what you are every day?

[@taylormade2826]

@@kellycoleman715 just today mate chill out son

[@aaliguy9986]

The one that stood out the most to me was Tokyo, everywhere else looked the same but Tokyo looked different. Japanese were still wearing their traditional garments/Kimonos back then.

[@graphite7898]

Seriously, Tokyo is a urban powerhouse these days with it's bright lights, bustling streets surrounded by tall buildings that never rest. It was seriously fascinating.

[@alvarocruz816]

Also Jerusalem...

[@nassimhaiouani3772]

@@alvarocruz816 rhe arab jeruslalem jews were modernised there

[@birdgirl8390]

Many Asian countries were very... turned inside? I don't know how to explain this, my English's a lil wack today. China and Japan thought they were better than everyone else and just closed their countries. Nothing goes out and nothing goes in. That's why they look so different, they were basically still in the middle ages, when the first foreigners could enter. Read about the arrival of the black ships in 1853,very interesting.

[@enzlin35]

@@birdgirl8390 It is completely false, they were not as integrated in mondialisation as occidental countries but saying that they were totally closed to the rest of the world is really a false statement

[@karllogan8809]

Anybody else surprised by how techy they were? Busses, cars, slidewalks, trains, trams, electricity, lightbulbs and of course film, all in the 1800s, no less!

[@brandonbaty2291]

What did you think it was like only 100 years ago? 😂

[@Wokevaccine]

@@brandonbaty2291 Lol - my kids are the same - they think the 60s were full of dinosaurs, cavemen and we hunted for our supper....sigh.

[@feyrol42]

No, if you know a little about the 1800s you'd know it was a very techy time and there were rapid changes, especially when the mid to late 1800s came about. A lot of the tech we have now had it's foundation in the 1800s. Plus, the 1800s wasn't that long ago. I think a lot of people confuse the 1800s with the 1700s vibe.

[@strengthandbulkMadness]

The same telephone wire invented in the 1890s gave us internet in the 1990s.

[@a.v.w.6453]

A lot of the fashions from these videos are late 1890's. Practically turn of the century. That wasn't that long ago. Many of the urban centers showcased in this video were more "techy" than the average place, too.

[@justthinking526]

Such an enjoyable glimpse into the past. My grandmother was born in 1900. I loved to hear about her life. Those stories. And now it's my turn to be the old woman. I have a son who loves my stories. What a trip.

[@maxinatorborderls]

The last 19th century person only died a few years ago. Her name was Emma Morano, she died in 2017 at 117 years of age.

[@pkyt2458]

@@maxinatorborderls ye it's craazy the 19th century ppl don't exist anymore

[@KateBates22zabu]

I'm the elder now too ❄🤏🕊

[@leeshapon]

@@maxinatorborderls Surely if she was born in 1900 that would not make her a 19th century person? 19th century means 1800-1899.

[@asheep7797]

@@maxinatorborderls nup, it was Nabi Tajima, 1900 to 2018. Yes, 1900 is part of the 19th century and not the 20th century.

[@montytv7370]

Thinking about how every single person in these videos had parents and grandparents and so on. I know it's obvious that would be the case but just thinking about the sheer amount of the people that's have experienced life and how they have all had their own individual experiences and perceptions of the world around us, absolutely blows my mind. 🌍

[@aminkhan6536]

the sudden realisation that everyone has their unique lives and experiences - Sonder

[@Natalie-fj7fs]

And now it’s our turn

[@eleminoupi5670]

@@Natalie-fj7fs circle of life my friend ❤

[@justinstebbings6711]

I agree amazing where it takes your chain of thought. Our spirits, our energy for ever being passed on meaning the people of yesterday are here with us today, just in a slightly different from. We are all interconnected. Only political agendas divide us. And Morden day circumstances. Love is natural. Hate is taught.✌️

[@EridanusYT]

I admire the way you think and see the world we need more people in general who are like you in that regard! Every time I show such videos or talk about such things to my friends they say I'm being weird or stupid My friends and most people on earth don't like to take the time to think about such stuff that shows you what life really is It feels great seeing people out there who shares the same fascination of how life works and stop to think a while beyond him/her self as me so thank you so much

[@MrBatti993]

People who have simply lived, with their dreams and projects, just like us. History is not a school manual, is life.

[@StephXX3]

@@s2m719 Im sure if you were born in those times u wouldnt be racist, you're too pure

[@s2m719]

@@StephXX3 im not white , so of course i woudlnt be racist

[@usernameisunavailable8270]

@@truebeliever6879 Well said.

[@LongToad]

@@truebeliever6879 Turn it down a notch Shakespeare.

[@Dave002]

it's astonishing how much more emotion you see on every single persons face, people actually living in real life other than prioritizing technology more so, fantastic video.

[@Wokevaccine]

Just looking up is a thing.

[@SmokeyJoe4444]

Exactly.

[@huzzzer6083]

I never understood these comments. Kids are STILL playing outside, and I rarely see anyone looking at their phones outside. Do we live in different worlds?

[@Dave002]

@@huzzzer6083 i live in north dakota of all places and you will never see a public space this alive with interaction outside of clubs. your area might be different, but too act like nowadays is even comparable to these clips is ludicrous

[@dartagnan8238]

Those style of fashion, clothes, buildings, street cars, advertisement signage, etc. were normal to them. To me, I'm just mesmerized being able to look at all of this. They had no idea people in the distant future would look back at them with great curiosity and interest wondering what their daily lives were like.

[@St.Garoosh]

Believe me brother, the future will look back on 1980s with profound astonishment...

[@dartagnan8238]

@@St.Garoosh 🤣😂right?!? I grew up in the 80s, too. LOL

[@connormclernon26]

What we take for normal in our times will be looked on with curiosity and interest by those living in the future. What for them was their norm is now quaint and interesting to us now.

[@edgar_leon1790]

Exactly what I think to myself all the time. It's crazy how it looks so different but to them it was just normal like they saw nothing wrong wearing those clothes during that heat haha but damn I wonder how they talked, how they looked at life and etc I love history

[@ateismohumanista6374]

remember this: in a hundred years all our home videos will be historical archives.

[@lunatico981]

in a thousand these videos and ours will be in a same folder.

[@SocialMediaTragedy]

@asiri maduranga Shut up, Debbie Downer and go to school.

[@jessicabrown5885]

@@SocialMediaTragedy lol

[@Tokitoedit26]

No need houndred only 200 years already historical

[@Igor-my6ml]

I don't have home videos

[@CozzYY2453]

Just one word after watching this - HATS! Hats everywhere. Amazing compilation.

[@JohnSmith-pf1vg]

Guess it looks more stylish with hats on. Everyone is so fancy

[@stoptellingmetolikecomment1624]

They all had lice!

[@kabobz]

Christian women wearing hijab like Muslim women today.

[@GamesWithBrainz]

It's true lol. Literally everyone had a hat. Is the hat dying off? Lmap

[@sockmonkey22]

Magical-Thank you! The contrast of Jerusalem, with old style clothes, walking slowly who resembled Biblical times, and the scene of the stylish Parisian gals walking up near the Eiffel Tower that seemed so modern and frantic. And the two votes are less than 3,000 miles apart.

[@stephani1972]

Yes, the Berbers as well. Amazing to google them. The beauty, the jewelry, the clothing, men and women.

[@zxmoore1]

I grew up my entire life hearing how different the world was, it wasnt. The same young faces, same hopes and dreams and aspirations. Every single person in these videos have passed on and I really hope they led amazing lives, and loved and were loved by people that were special to them. Live your lives to the fullest people, it goes by so fast.

[@GoatOfWar]

What's sad is.. It's right there. In front of you; An entirely different world, with people you'll never get to know or meet. It's right in front of you. But you can not interact with them. You can not talk about their lives. You can not warn them for the coming war. You can't even touch them. Many of them, we could have biological ties with. We can only reside in the world they left us. They never knew we would eventually exist. It's a bizarre one way stream.

[@bryanpinto4051]

pooped in a hole in your back yard and took a hot bath once a month, maybe

[@AleXoEx0]

Europe changes irreversibly with each day that passes. With foreign faces making up larger and larger percentages of nations that once knew themselves. Who's hopes and dreams are almost entirely financial, because after all, what do they know of the old England? Or Germany? Or Sweden? What is a nation if it's people are replaced?

[@konradbauer685]

@@bryanpinto4051 !d!0t

[@leylad3089]

@@AleXoEx0 move on

[@josephcarroll6356]

I remember my neighbors were born in 1897 and 1899. I'm 38 now and remember how cool it was they were born so long ago. I remember the husband would walk around the park across the street which was a mile around and pick up trash in his 90's.

[@Automedon2]

I knew the story of how my great grandfather had emigrated from Scotland in 1890, but when my cousin gave me a stack of photos of my great grandparents and my grandfather as a child, it blew me away. Their dress, and demeanor was just like the people in these clips. I'm 65, but it made me realize that I am no so removed by time from those people.

[@classiccolorizer]

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[@classiccolorizer]

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[@georgenorris2657]

I always find watching these old clips intensely moving. It puts one's own life in a whole new perspective: and a very diminutive one at that. All that is left of any of these people's lives is a few seconds of celluloid - and they were the lucky ones.

[@jaredf6205]

And people in 100 years will watch our tiktoks.

[@meilong2338]

Yes, we are in this world for a while and one day all that will be left of us will be footage or pics. Gone forever just like them and previous generations. Time flies, it won’t take long.

[@Novusod]

People had a different perspective on life back then. Nobody really cared about having a lasting impact on the world. Most people found joy in having lots of kids. If you notice the video clips are full of children. That is because people had a lot more kids back then knowing their time on this Earth was short. They had but one purpose and that was to reproduce to ensure the family line continued on. Everyone in this video is long dead but some of their children might still be alive. Certainly many grandchildren are alive. That is their living legacy.

[@neshod6415]

We are also animals...the same purpose ...reproduction and passing of genes to the next generation

[@georgenorris2657]

@@neshod6415 Sir, This seems a very soulless pointless perspective. Scientists can often reduce the miracle of life to a lab experiment.

[@winnie2222]

Just bought a house from this era. So awesome to see what the original owners may have been like💚

[@evelyngomez4680]

It makes me smile when they wave at the camera. I learned somewhere that humans just want to be remembered 😭😭😭

[@arshiaparsheh6452]

Fuck are you an alien?

[@tannakiTV]

@@arshiaparsheh6452 lmfao

[@wujooin]

Brilliant and unbelievable. This is literally a time machine. I am sincerely honored to have an opportunity to watch the history of our ancestors!

[@brendandrislane4560]

Well said.

[@mrknightt]

Yeah.... And the mayhem they caused around the world in their quest to colonize other people's land.

[@RAAM855]

@@mrknightt yeah cause the farmers, dancing school kids, and Bachelorettes totally had a say in colonization. You people that have no respect for history are the worst.

[@jamesnesran2348]

@@RAAM855 just some anti white tribal supremacist. pay him no mind, just as these good people would not have

[@1chadia]

@@jamesnesran2348 well I don't remember anti-colonialism being equivalent to anti white, but go ahead...make you statement

[@AC-87]

This is sincerely one of the most incredible and enjoyable videos I've ever watched. It feels like a privilege to be able to see something like this.

[@johnnyb1776]

And to think this magnificent architecture was built with horse and buggy. I’ve got questions

[@nightdogggamer9357]

And to think those kids were fighting in world war 1 and 2

[@bqrre]

Couldn't agree more, beautiful said.

[@thesnorman5666]

It definitely is a privilege. KZbin is as close to a time machine that we have. This is incredible. I know they’re just humans but this was basically a different world. I don’t know. I just don’t know how to properly put into words why I enjoy this stuff so much.

[@firstthings_first9828]

@@thesnorman5666I too love this stuff very deeply. I’ll look at old or vintage pictures of random strangers and feel connected to it. Maybe it’s the realization of my own mortality and one day, I’m going to be looked at the same way. Or maybe I long to see that life, and experience a time period foreign to me. Or maybe it’s something else. But it makes me emotional whatever it may be.

[@zeflex3873]

appreciate this channel for going back in time just to record this for us.

[@Flex-Men]

the camera man deserved a noble prize for preserving such old events.

[@ori1676]

Only one problem..he's dead.

[@trashygit]

Another problem.. Nobel Prize wasn't invented yet.

[@Mantooth2851]

And yet another problem - footage is a collection from several different cameramen.

[@metalblind95]

@C C but all working for the same company

[@l.siestador7248]

I think I see my pappy's pappy's pappy's pappy.

[@AbdulazizUgas]

I don't know why I feel a sense of nostalgia. I wasn't there, but yet its tinged with a melancholic joy and sadness...

[@coolraygaming]

Its not necessarily nostalgia, however it is a feeling VERY CLOSE to nostalgia. Like a mourning of loss of days that were so simple and joyful.

[@tekmogm5979]

It could be the bad quality and sepia tonalities making the recordings feel old (which they are) and therefore nostalgic. Kind of like how lo-fi music make some people feel nostalgic because of the apparent low quality.

[@evagrace6847]

I feel this metaphysical energy taking control of me when I see this nostalgic film.

[@whitechocolate9031]

Perhaps past lives are whispering in your souls ear…..

[@RogueT-Rex8468]

That’s an ingrained memory my friend- something both spiritual and biological that still remembers.

[@swiger416]

Two amazing things stick out to me. People always dressed well and there was hardly an overweight person to be found. We nearly eliminated infectious disease but traded it for chronic disease.

[@Ami_Hime]

Not true friend death strongly lived among them especially around the young have u ever walked through a very old cemetery and looked at grave stones you'll find so man children and young people. It's only pretty much from the 70's-80's we started taking things that were harming people seriously and now we're living a lot longer than back then

[@swiger416]

@@Ami_Hime no offense but please reread what I wrote. My last sentence is in regards to our current day situation. We eliminated the diseases that used to kill children and traded it for obesity and chronic disease.

[@rose-eh7mf]

in middle ages, it was fashionable to be fat. it was a sign of prosperity.

[@eyeball7465]

Good observation

[@GoatOfWar]

People actually knew how to cook. There was a nuclear family, where both genders had roles. But all that has been broken down. So people buy fast food now.

[@joshmertens4586]

Please consider making more videos just like this. Very old video with excellent music. I just love this!

[@bellacurtis6026]

My grandma was a nurse and when she told me when she worked at a nursing home when she was my age (20) she would help old ladies put their corsets on in the morning. She was taking care of the people in this video in the 50s. This time is so far away but also not that far away at the same time. I loved this footage!

[@jmd1743]

Why I wish headstones had the ability for a pre-record'ed message. Imagine the hours you could spend in a cemetery listening to the dead from a century or more ago.

[@wbharris1031]

Dude you might be a genius.

[@bioblazepayne]

I've been working on this very concept for 5 years now.

[@lucyb7906]

Invent it mate

[@jmd1743]

@@lucyb7906 They exist but they're linked to the internet for a service that could be shut down at any moment. Imagine going down to the Arlington National Cemetery and listening to each of their life story,It would become one of the biggest tourist attractions in the nation.

[@walterschnipsel6334]

In 120 years on you can look in their social media account.

[@888kawehi]

I love seeing all these different types of garments worn in each video. They are all so different yet- all of the dresses are perfectly fitted to their bodies.

[@retired3711]

If you can only afford to get a couple made, makes sense!

[@lucialuciferion6720]

Now we all look (mostly) dressed drably the same . Individually and in each nation, we all dress alike .Part of the globalists nasty plan , you can be sure. The fewer differences, the easier to control. Loved the video for the rest, but sadly all is see is how far we have regressed as a society in each country.

[@maxsjoberg788]

Because women actually did what they were suppose to.

[@kchididdy]

@@retired3711 Just imagine how bad they smelled. Perfume wasn't just for smelling good; it was used to hide body odor. Same with tea; it was used to mask the smell of nasty water.

[@bogami2126]

Nice

[@thomas1942]

pretty cool moving sidewalk at 8:38, looks like it had 2 speeds, and the higher level went a bit quicker

[@stephani1972]

Yes, supposedly footage from the worlds fair 1898. I believe. in France.

[@frankiezzz]

Why do i feel such nostalgia for a time i never lived?

[@epicn]

Because we all share the same world, we just visit and eventually leave.

[@blueberrycobbler]

Past lives?

[@mmati14]

It's all in your dna son

[@bconni2]

feeling nostalgia for a shitier time period.? ok, go for it

[@donnareaves4818]

I know exactly what you mean. It feels like home

[@boo5274]

I think it's amazing seeing the children and babies. Knowing even they have had an entire lifetime and passed on. Sort of scary.

[@raccoonraccoonraccoonracco7561]

We're next

[@GoatOfWar]

@@raccoonraccoonraccoonracco7561 On my way to my 30s... (27 right now) Time flies by so fast... I'm just surprised by the social cohesion and love on display. People actually interacting with each other and strangers. People dancing and laughing, throwing hats. So many luxiries we've gotten over the years, and yet.. We've become so distant.. I guess death is the one thing that in the end, ties us all back together. With or without afterlife.

[@bryanpinto4051]

nobody gets out alive, except Elon Musk of course

[@Badgerlust]

We next 130 years from now people will be doing the same sifting through the ruins of our time

[@gglen2141]

I watch these and can' t stop thinking "all these people are dead now" they lived their lives and are gone, like tears in the rain.

[@johnkelland]

None of these people could imagine that those brief moments in their lives would bring joy , reflection and empathy more than a century later.

[@howardwayne3974]

Just as we will be gone one day . some sooner than others , but gone nonetheless . and those that come after us in their turn as well .

[@clarky23]

that was the exact first thought I had. Every person, even the infants. Sad, yet hypnotizing.

[@jaggerjards7236]

I thought something similar along the lines of "how many of these people perished in the First World War"

[@darrensiegel6651]

All we are is dust in the wind my friend.

[@Pioneers_Of_Cinema]

HATS: Of course most people wore hats then. Hats served many useful purposes. 1. Kept your head warm 2. Hid bald spots. 3. Used for holding on your chest in times of memorials, funerals or national anthem. 4. For waving about joyously above your head, adding to the spectacle of a ship or train departing or arriving. 5. For tipping slightly to greet someone walking past you, or coming into a room 6. Hitting someone over the head with your hat if you are angry at them. 7. Catching spiders. 8. Showing off the latest fashion. 9. Displaying social status - peak cap (poor) bowler (middle class) top hat (upper class)

[@pooja7970]

Ya they should bring these back

[@pooja7970]

I would love to wear beautiful hats and dresses like those ladies 😉

[@philipgill6512]

It’s as close as you get to time travel. Loved it

[@scotnick59]

Well said!

[@aka_ghosts711]

It was a time traveler that video quality better then the cctv

[@thecarpetman7687]

Speak for yourself…I’ve been there and back😂😂

[@stevenliberato2600]

@@thecarpetman7687 me too

[@RagingBullNuts]

To me, cars(transportation) are like a Time Traveling machine, but I’m sure better defined as a time saver. What took someone months or longer depending on route, would take somebody nowadays a couple days. A few days travel into a few hours, so on and so forth.

[@yazzyremedy36]

I'm just impressed of how developed and complex Europe was. They truly were ahead of their time, and then they invented the camera, so that we from the future can see just how incredible they were. Wish I could see other parts of the world too.

[@konodioda1268]

I think the one who invented the camera was ibn al haitem from Persia

[@marcopony1897]

@@konodioda1268 no

[@konodioda1268]

@@marcopony1897 qumra as in the first thing that taught us about how cameras work. Word camera comes from qumra. Qumra is what the persian scientist called it which means dark chamber.

[@yazzyremedy36]

@@konodioda1268 Right the first concept of a camera came from china, and early iterations were seen in the middle east, but the permanent cameras of any modern utilization were invented by the Europeans. Just like airplanes. Plenty of cultures all across the world have been thinking of ways to fly, but airplanes and flying inventions of modern utility, came from the Europeans. It's no surprise, as Europe was so technologically ahead, but obviously they couldn't have done it without the brilliance of people all across the world, throughout history.

[@ComunaPutrefata]

@@yazzyremedy36 Brasil did the airplane, the europeans just improved this invention towards destruction in the first world war.

[@christophertolman7023]

That was really impressive footage. I also found it interesting that everyone wore hats.

[@flarius5461]

Perhaps a protection from lice.

@@flarius5461 nah thats bs, top hats were pretty popular back then as a fashion statement

[@apidgin30]

hats were often used back then to cover greasy hair since showers and everyday bathing wasn’t common Edit: Hats we’re also used for fashion.

[@jeffhayes422]

I’ve always wondered this too. Literally every single person has a top hat even the kids😂🤣

[@staceyme1480]

Hats were used as fashion, weather protection (a tan was unfashionable), modesty and wealth statement. They were also used in communication and for some women, to hide their weaponised hat pins. It was really not done if one goes outside without a hat or head covering of any kind. Even servants wore hats when outside. There was also a time where married women wore 2 head coverings at a time, one for indoors and they added the second when venturing outside. (Sorry, I'm an amateur fashion historian.) And people were actually quite clean, hair doesn't really get greasy as quickly as you might think. If you are used to washing it once a week, your scalp adapts, and they didn't nearly used as much hair products as they do now. They meticulously brushed & combed their hair at least once a day to distribute the oils from the scalp to the ends, decreasing the buildup on the scalp. They also washed themselves quite often.

[@milenmetodiev8722]

It's just insane how advanced technology become for only 1 century, yet Earth is 4.5 billion years old... just imagine in 1000 years... I hope Earth and Humanity to survive...

[@Ziaberry]

My favorites are seeing celebrations. I can't quite put my finger on why, there's just something about knowing people have always liked having any excuse to come together to have a good time

[@Pinksugarelephant]

And shake their hats

[@breakingames7772]

Except back then most of them were on cocaine lol, also u could get radium to make your clothes, teeth and nails glow radiation green at night,. No joke women did that to look pretty until their jaws fell off from radiation lol

[@Ziaberry]

@@breakingames7772 That was the radium girls whose jaws fell off, they worked in watch making factories and were instructed to lick the paint brushes with radium on them

[@randybaumery5090]

Unless they invent something like in the movie PAYCHECK.

[@TiffanyTwisted-u9m]

I am duly impressed with the elegance and attire of especially the French and Germans. Even the way the French moved had an air of sophistication. This was an utter delight and I played it in slow motion so I could savour it. Thank you.

[@thatsalright9389]

now everyone looks like crap and all the places seen in this video are ugly. But we're told it is "progress"

[@tiREV55]

@@thatsalright9389 Not to mention how peaceful these cities are today.

[@danielburden7373]

@@tiREV55 "Peaceful"

[@MasoMathiou]

@@thatsalright9389 At least you didn't die in your 20's because of the world war, the russian revolution, famine or the spanish flue. But yes, the world was certainly a better place at this time... progress didn't bring anything good at all.

[@dontworry9732]

What do you have to say about the womens attire? Very conflicting comparing eras 😂

[@iaincaillte3356]

"They appear to be people just like us but they dress so strangely," said the man from 1890 looking into the 21st Century.

[@deumevet]

Probably they would think girls dress like whores and boys like idiots

[@iaincaillte3356]

Our friend from 1890 might also say, "Where are the horses? How do these people function without horses?"

[@o3_o3_28]

And therein lies the truth of it all: technologies change, cultures change, languages and borders and styles change, but people are people, and the new and unfamiliar will always excite our curiosity.

[@Србомбоница86]

@@deumevet girls for sure dress worse than prostitutes of the past ,even prostitutes wore more decent clothes back than

[@deumevet]

@@Србомбоница86 science debates in 1890 "mass production" fast transportation modern warfare trains, planes, tanks, the light bulb science debates in 2021: gender studies, white privilege, the patriarchy. emotional mathematics,, hahaha we are screwed

[@hardhitter5099]

Wow.. imagine a world with no phone in sight upon hundreds of people.. this video shows that. Just people having fun and how it was like before advanced technology. Look at ANY video of todays world of many people out in public and everyone is buried in their phone. I sound like an old man, I’m only 21, but this just really puts it into perspective for me. I love phones and all and it’s how we are able to look back at these videos from back then but it was so different it’s crazy

[@John_Fugazzi]

I Loved seeing all the different clothing styles in the various countries. That seems to be pretty much gone now.

[@theputinator8067]

What world do you live in? Modern Czechs wear nothing even similar, they may only wear something similar if dressing in traditional dress for some occasion like a festival or something. Their day-to-day clothes are the same as basically the rest of the world.

[@Johan_delacruz]

Allot of country's still do it even my country Switzerland does it.

[@taketheredpill123]

I like how the women are dressed modestly, not half naked like nowadays.

[@amethystcrystal5799]

@@taketheredpill123 "modestly" yeah to a 90 year old XD

[@Kat_Fe]

@@theputinator8067 Old grannies still dress like that sometimes, here in Slovakia too it's not rare at all to see an old woman in a traditional dress and a handkerchief on a regular day, though the majority of people dress normally of course.

[@DementedCaver]

8:46 That retro moving walkway looks pretty cool. That would have been high tech for the 1890's.

[@bioblazepayne]

Right?? :3 I wonder who made it. Its so hard to locate records @.@

[@wizardmix]

I love how it has an entry/exit speed and that a faster "cruising" speed as well. It would be cool to see that in modern society.

[@George-ie1si]

@@wizardmix A lot of airports have them.

[@GoofballLtG]

Yeah I was surprised by the moving sidewalk and the double decker train cars!

[@witcher71]

@Antonio Sapienza I would love to know how it was powered.

[@SajjadGul2]

I don't know why after watching this video. I'm depressed, sad and shattered. Someone will watch us the same way as we are watching them. Man, life is to short. Look at all these beautiful people, smiling, dancing, happy are no longer with us.. ☹️

[@billybob2329]

Enjoy life while it last

[@ChristianMartt]

I feel the same way as you do… it’s really depressing to realise our own mortality… but there’s nothing we can do about it. Just enjoy while we can and leave our environment a little bit better than we found it. Sending you love.

[@SmokeyJoe4444]

I feel the same way....makes me sad. But it also inspires me to live my best life each day. Loved what you wrote. ❤

[@vincentscats9314]

They will probably watch us on their holograms hundred years from now, who knows

[@ElviraXXX]

Life isn't short, it's long. Remember these important things in life, friends, family and breathing.

[@davidbamford1971]

Just goes to show that no matter how important we think we are, our time is very limited. The world goes on without us, and new generations come and go. The wheel of life keeps turning, and time and tide wait for no man.

[@claudiograssi1037]

What a big emotion to watch our grand-grand parents in their lifes and in colours.

[@elmexicano.mexicoescalorne4995]

didn't see my mexican grand grand parents in those because there is no footage about brown people to be found in that period

[@claudiograssi1037]

@@jacobdyer9164 Yes, it was a very different society with different moral values.

[@jasmim6612]

@@jacobdyer9164 stop romanticizing that period of time like that. humans are and always were like they are today, nowadays we have technology but beside that we were always violent, disrespectful and inconsiderate towards one another. it seems like a lot of people don’t understand that we haven’t changed much. planet earth was and still is a shithole. we’re never going to change.

[@morby2370]

@@jasmim6612 We were EXTREMELY EXTREMELY more violent than that, the further you go back in time the more we were, we have never been as good as today, everyone. Today only 0.4-0.5% of people in the world die because of other men, in prehistoric times 25% and in the Middle Ages 10%, in the eighteenth century 3% and in 1900-1950% 2%.

[@oyahzi]

@@jasmim6612 wouldn’t say earth is a shit hole earth has a lot to offer there’s amazing things me and you have never seen that would blow our minds about earth it’s the humans that have made earth a not very fun place to live lol

[@johnclark3431]

It’s amazing what a little color and speed change will do for the feeling of these old films. Really brings life to these old pictures, almost like you can feel what it’s like to be standing there with those people of yester-year. Makes you feel somewhat more connected to the past. Just awesome!

[@arolahn]

Had exactly the same feeling. I find old black and white films always have this ethereal, dreamlike quality to them that removes me from the experience. So much more relatable and “real” when restored in this way.

[@marsimfilms4669]

That's the problem I have with this CGI video there's no color. Not one single black person in sight🤔 selfish video if you ask me.

[@HarmonicMolecues]

Well for one, that we still have these films is a treasure, that they have been tastefully colorized is also a bonus, that someone spent the money to restore them for us to see is also a bonus, thank you. Sadly, no one or thing is still alive from any of these moving pictures. If they had sound that would have been amazing.

[@brettbigham8420]

Some of the trees are probably still watching over us!

[@Bastetiah]

What's crazy is that these are someone's relatives. Maybe even yours. Super interesting. I love these kinds of videos. A glimpse into the past.

[@sddhvjlsdfhvjlsdfhvlhvkjsbnvs]

I feel sad to see these smiling joyful kids are no more in this world though we never met them in person.

[@tonyrichardson2637]

the people of the past will meet the people of the future one day, soon. every one will be raised up from the grave. from the sea.rich and poor, great and small. we are living in the last days. as predicted in scripture.

[@robsonfraga960]

As roupas sao complemente espetaculares

[@stephencotton2694]

For some reason watching these old films of people just living there lives makes me sad probably because they have all died

[@tonyrichardson2637]

@@humanbean7884 yes, but in them days we had a very strong Christian age, and i suspect that before many went to the trenches, would of given there commitment to Christ, and are saved. and will be raised up in the last day, on Christ return. this day and age is more sad, as the youth are being subject to devilish ideologies, wokeness, athiest ideals, there being confused what is right is wrong and what is wrong is right culture.

[@lauraswann5543]

Ashraf, Everyone who ever lived on earth are going to stand together very soon on Judgement Day, when our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, the only-begotten Son of God is going to judge our hearts and bring the good people who believe in him to Heaven where we will be reunited with our loved ones, and Jesus is going to throw the devil and all demons, all of satan's followers and minions into hell and he is going to seal the pits of hell so they can never get out. You can read about our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ in the gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John in the New Testament of the Holy Bible. God bless you and your family.

[@xtwinni]

I was born in 1994, when I was in 5th grade, my teacher showed us a documentary filmed the year of our birth of a group of senior people who had been born in 1894 who were interviewed about the century of progress they had witnessed. I don't know if I can live til 2094, but I sure hope it's amazing--as amazing as going from a childhood traveling by horse to landing on the moon & home computers & flying in the sky.

[@dvchel]

@Willow I'm from 1994 too and I'm jealous, because, to school I went to never did that. We did make a time capsule. You will live until 2094 if you live a healthy, happy and fulfilling life.

[@scholaroftheworldalternatehist]

@@dvchel Haha yeah, or you can get some brain aneurysm at 34 and check out.

[@ivoturi]

@@dvchel my great grandmother from my mom's side lived to 106, and my granparents are 90 and going, but from my dad's side, they all died at 50-60 to every illness possible 💀and my dad has all the shit on his heart I have to pray to have my mom's side genes

[@AGreyAlien]

I am also born in 94. I don't know if I'll make it then but it would be so damn cool.

[@bigbay1159]

@Josh Traffanstedt This doesn't even include external factors like just randomly getting hit by a bus...

[@monaco251]

Do you ever get the feeling you’ve been there before? Every time I watch these videos, there’s a sense of familiarity. I can’t explain it

[@ManahManah77]

I am so glad that Keith Richards kept these home movies and made them available to the public.

[@bepinkfloyd814]

Lol

[@haroldberman1341]

Pshhhh

[@oppadussi3106]

You are the king!! Keith the Highlander!

[@Tawny6702]

He will be showing some more in another 100 years!

[@domburton]

Ha ha

[@jeejmeister]

It’s incredible how we can have such precious relics from the past like these recordings. It really gives you the understanding that these were at one point breathing and living people in our world and in the near future we’ll be the ones on camera for generations to come.

[@josephlongbone4255]

Did you see the little blind boy with the white cane? he's holding onto (presumably) his dads arm at 7:26 A pair of women come up behind him, pause for a second, notice his cane and then walk around him. Just a tiny human moment from 130 years ago...

[@GrettaHG]

The white cane for blindness wasn’t a thing till the 1920’s so I don’t think that is what was going on.

[@HeresExo]

May be a walking cane for an injured leg

[@HeresExo]

He seems to notice the camera

[@kv4648]

I think it was just a child's "gentleman's cane". Idk what it's called but I don't think that it has important meanings

[@seanwashereOFFICIAL]

Its weird seeing all these kids smiling and laughing knowing they're all long gone

[@FiliusFidelis]

8:36 utterly fascinating moving sidewalk, something I only thought were the stuff of scifi, and there it is, in france 1896.

[@ak5659]

Right? In the books I've read they're often called 'slidewalks'.

[@MrTruckerf]

I was very surprised to see that. First time I have seen it.

[@achemicalsunset]

They have them at the airport and various other places...not to mention escalators.

[@taoist32]

@@achemicalsunset None of those existed in the 1890’s, but they still had a “slide walk” in France.

[@SStupendous]

Never seen anything like it

[@TS-ef2gv]

Seeing all of those young, healthy people in the prime of their life over a century ago, now long gone, reminds me of an epitaph that is not uncommon on cemetery headstones from the 1800s. They were then as we are now, and as they are now we shall one day be. "Remember me as you pass by, As you are now, so once was I, As I am now, so you must be, Prepare for death and follow me."

[@savioblanc]

Memento Mori - Remember Death

[@elias7748]

1890s it is.

[@fulton92503]

I'll die after you

[@Smiler2724]

This is the rule of God Almighty every soul shall taste death. All these people die went back to their Lord God Almighty he will hold accountable for what they have done if they are believers and do Good deed they will enter haven eternal life if they are not believers in God they are doomed.

[@bethyshka]

In that sense I think life is a tragedy and we're all in it... Hard to accept that we will be the ones in some nostalgic films that people of the future will be looking at and having the same conversations over that we are having now...

[@Antpeople1]

6:20 The man who walks past then walks back the other way as an excuse to look into the camera :-) 8:32 The little boy prodded with a brolly to move along. Love it

[@EvgeniyaJZ]

I noticed too!!

[@iamSelfSufficient]

He probably was the videographer.

[@primalturtwig2032]

@@iamSelfSufficient Thats what I was guessing. *Scram kid you're ruining my shot!*

[@donjuan2001]

That guy you mentioned staring into the camera really freaked me out, there's something mighty peculiar about meeting the gaze of a man from over a century ago.

[@Antpeople1]

@@donjuan2001 I know what you mean

[@jamescook1960]

The most adorable and one of the best scenes is of Czech Republic with all the kids passing the camera with the boys taking off their hats to greet the camera.

[@andyginterblues2961]

Mom would have been right at home in this era- she had a general store that looked like it was straight out of the 1890's, with a tin ceiling, pot- bellied stove, soda fountain with a marble- topped counter and brass footrail, etc. Just before she died, we were working on a tea shop, it was to be named "Anna's Edwardian Tea Room". Mom passed before the tea shop was completed.

[@danc3583]

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[@jennarations001]

I'm sorry that she passed before completion, but I'm sure that she was there beside you every step of the way afterwards, making sure everything was up to par :)

[@mosart7025]

A working soda fountain? Where was this? It sounds really fun.

[@andyginterblues2961]

@@mosart7025 The general store was named "Twin Maples Farm Store", it was on our farm in upstate N.Y., near Lowville, in Lewis County. We got foreclosed in the 1990's, the building containing the store went in the foreclosure auction, the new owners gutted the store. To build the 1890's feel, we went to architectural salvage shops on Canal St. in Manhattan, and spent the entire day buying period fixtures. The soda fountain proper was a great find, I recall that we found it all in one shop, the spouts, the tray with the compartments for toppings, etc. we had to retrofit the spouts to accept the pressurized soda canisters. Then, we found the stools, footrail, countertop, etc. in other shops up and down Canal St. Even back then, that stuff was fairly expensive. I have photos of the old store. We lost the farm due to the incompetence and probable criminal actions of our family attorney, whom I am in the process of suing.

[@andyginterblues2961]

@@mosart7025 My mom's mom, my Polish grandmother, had a soda shop in Buffalo, N.Y., probably in the late 1920's. Somewhere, there still exists the one and only photo of the interior of gramma's shop. It was very impressive. I need to start emailing relatives to find that photo. I come from a family that took photos of EVERYTHING.

[@Listenupitsme]

It’s amazing to think some of the old people in these scenes parents were born in the 1700’s truly remarkable

[@alainportant6412]

I don't think so kid. The earliest-born person ever captured on film was Pope Leo XIII at 9:45 He was born in 1810 and was already 86 years old when this was filmed in 1896.

[@chriskarafinski2640]

@@alainportant6412 For trying to come off as extremely intelligent you just failed

[@alainportant6412]

@@chriskarafinski2640 well but that's only one way to look at it, I'm right from my standpoint because I am a Black Woman

[@Zhicano]

@@alainportant6412 yo wtf

[@TheDavinci1998]

@@alainportant6412 how can you tell? There are a lot of footages of people in the streets, we obviously don't know all of those people by name, let alone birth date. For all we know, there may be footage from 1894 London with 95yr old woman casually wandering in the background, minding her own business

[@twiceonsundays]

It's wildly fascinating to observe real footage of people and the world as it existed over 100 years ago. Almost scary to even think we're actually able to see this. They had no idea that a couple of million people in the year 2021 would be using alien devices and technology to view and discuss their exact moments at that time.

[@D1_Tactical]

They will come back to this earth year 3000 right now they are in a simulation

[@CapraDemon101]

It's insane that we can see this, what an absolute privilege

[@LG-ro5le]

Its hard for my brain to process that this footage is actually REAL! its not a movie this is 100% real footage! Its incredible how long ago this was filmed and the quality of it, good job with the editing!