British Guy Reacts to "history of the entire world, i guess" | FIRST TIME REACTION!

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[@GOTGames]

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[@gio87vr]

1:51 he's trying to trivialize the concept of singularity that was there before the Big Bang, it's advanced physics, it's better explained to non adepts in that way. 5:58 The other two populations I think became extinct in that "oh no", the one encircled survived and evolved in dinosaurs. 24:08 Yes, they cut the thinnest part of the american continent to avoid going all the way to the strait of Magellano to go in the Pacific Ocean by ship.

[@Great-Documentaries]

To be white, to be male, to grow up in a country with compulsory education... And to still not have a clue while a guy uses cartoons to REVIEW BASIC SCIENCE THAT YOU LEARNED IN SCHOOL!!!! Only a gamer can be that ill-informed about the basics of life on Earth. #sad

[@joshbrosh6626]

If you like history related videos I recomend oversimolified videos

[@blitzofchaosgaming6737]

You should really listen to and watch your own videos, so they aren't filled with lies. If you can't trust someone to do what they say they will. you really shouldn't give them the time or support.

[@gio87vr]

@@blitzofchaosgaming6737 ?

[@undeadMonk]

"Is the Panama Canal man made?" ... A _canal_ is a man made river. That's what it means.

[@GOTGames]

🤯🤯🤯

[@undeadMonk]

@@GOTGames 😆

[@Antis14CZ]

Just google a picture of it. Nature doesn't cut continents with a knife =)

[@Lightkie]

It's in the news currently for drying out and impacting shipping. In case you are wondering: it's not connecting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans directly. Ships still have to go up several levels through locks to a plateau of lakes. It does not help that every time a ship goes through, the water in the lock surrounding it flows into the ocean and is lost.

[@KBRoller]

...y'know, I knew the Panama Canal was artificial, but... I somehow also never knew that canals, by definition, are all man-made 😂 Thank you for teaching me things!

[@thefakedanex]

You should react to "history of japan" by the same guy next

[@fromant65]

It's funnier

[@emanymton713]

I’ve watched some Japanese reactions to it. They are generally amazed at how accurate it is for how much it glosses over in nuance for comedy.

[@jorex4011]

the tradition must be kept alive and make him watch the history of Japan

[@GOTGames]

Oh absolutely!!

[@Dej24601]

Agree with the recommendations to watch his History of Japan. Fascinating.

[@Retrovorious]

If you like this you may also enjoy The Emu War by oversimplified. It’s about the time that Australia lost a war to a bunch of birds.

[@Zephyr2z]

we lost battles but not the war (Australian in denial)

[@siegexiii1537]

To be fair, we won the battles but ended up losing the war. The unfortunate truth was that we suffered a logistic defeat - the guerilla tactics and quick retreats from the Emus meant that very few could be shot at a time - and since bullets didn't come cheap - each one was worth more than the Emu they only MIGHT hit... The rest of the world is only laughing because the Emus haven't figured out swimming yet. @@Zephyr2z

[@GOTGames]

That sounds both amazing and insane 🤔

[@BarkusWolfinstein]

We can't really blame the Australians. Emus are the spawn of devil

[@MisakaMikotoLuv]

Mate, id like to see you square up to an Emu if youre so tough

[@Skyl3t0n]

15:42 Bro Luke. The Holy Roman Empire was a construct that lasted from 800 to 1806. It was a conglomerate of hundreds of smaller kingdoms that made up what is today Germany. The idea of a unified gernany exists only since a little over a century ago. That's why there are such big cultural, regional and language differences thoughout Germany. They were all split among hundreds of kingdoms (over 300) I think. Also the reason why we have over 20 000 castles (The UK has around 4 000 for comparison) We germans call it the "Flickenteppich" or "patchwork rug" because of how it looked on the map. Btw. The reason why there are such big regional rivalries in soccer or in general can be tracked back to those times

[@GOTGames]

🤯

[@Bunny99s]

The most funny part about the holy roman empire was that is wasn't holy, not really roman and not really an empire :) So it's essentially just a name :P

[@RiffleVFXportfolio]

​@@Bunny99skinda like the people's democratic Republic of Korea

[@Hurricayne92]

@@RiffleVFXportfolio At least that one is actually in Korea 🤣

[@RiffleVFXportfolio]

@@Hurricayne92 haha they got one part right

[@RudiMyDear]

"All men think about the Roman Empire on a daily basis" is a saying I now think about whenever I think about the Roman Empire. Which is daily.

[@knandi2002]

I would highly recommend the history of Japan video from the same channel, it is just as entertaining and informative as this one!

[@SolidoNaso.]

he is true

[@tatfly5779]

I don't these videos use the US versions of history by either not mentioning or completely twisting historical events,you only need to see the lacking mention of the soviet victory in ww2 while the complete enactment of the useless western front in his other vids.

[@GOTGames]

I think I definitely need to do that next 💯

[@IroAppe]

@@GOTGamesAnd it's definitely more relaxed. Still, so fast compared to anything else, but if you compare it to The history of the entire world, at least it's about one topic only and that makes it much easier to comprehend, you don't have to switch context every 2 or even every second to a completely different place on the world. Still I think, this is one of the greatest videos created. So much information and so entertaining, that people WANT to watch it over and over again, learning so much stuff about our history.

[@dankmemer6576]

​@@tatfly5779 Cap, just look at Japanese people react to it. They agree and find it funny

[@nessesseda]

As an university-educated historian, I actually have heard of everything mentioned in this video. But, as you said, there is more to every topic than a single lifetime can give to time to study. So while I have heard of basically everything in this video, I can only give you proper detailed info on my speciality (which is early modern Europe). History is vast and most of it sadly lost.

[@Spicy-Raven]

Me: A studying Egyptologist The video: EGYYYPT (That's the only time ancient Egypt is really mentioned) Me: 🧍🏻‍♀️👁️👄👁️

[@Bunny99s]

It's always said that every sentence or every second of the video fills at least an entire history book on its own.

[@enomiellanidrac9137]

24:02 "Is the Panama canal man made?" Well I do believe a canal is man made by definition, no?

[@Capt_Dango]

YES! I love watching people react to this, it's just an amazing video and 1000% deserves a place as part of the history of the internet! Never get tired of people struggling to find how to properly react to this because it simply has no chill so you just sit there the entire time like 😮 Also, if none of the jingles get stuck in your head, I'm going to be very surprised 🤣 Every time I watch this I just hope that more and more teachers actually show this to school kids.

[@GOTGames]

That's the thing... With a reaction you find the places to stop and discuss but with this guy... There is no place to stop 😂😂

[@pauline_f328]

Agreed, the jingles are iconic! I think the two main ones are "the sun is a deadly laser" (pretty sure laser is spelled with an 's', unlike ehat the video says, because the initials of something) and "you could make a religion out of this" lol

[@KBRoller]

I can't tell you how many times "Iiittt'sss the Seljuk Turks! AAH!" has randomly popped into my head, and I had never even heard the word "Seljuk" before seeing the video 😂

[@Peg__]

I heard someone on the local PD,,FD, EMS scanner sing "How did this happen?!" about a solo vehicle accident.😂 (person is okay)

[@christinamann3640]

“Now let’s break for lunch…after which we will be writing an exam”

[@DracoJ]

5:48 these are all real creatures with neat relationships. So to answer your question. We had Thrinaxodon, lystrosaurus, and proterosuchus. - Proterosuchus is an "archosaur" ancestor. Meaning that their populations evolving directly lead to every crocodilian, crocodilomorph, pterosaur, and dinosaur including modern birds and crocodilians. (Birds are in fact archosaurs since they evolved from theropod dinosaurs, meaning birds are warm blooded reptiles) This also means that the closest relative of alligators, crocs, and gharials is in fact birds not lizards. So a family reunion for archosaurs would include gators, crocs, songbirds, penguins, ratites, chickens, and caiman. But no lizards. Lizards are actually more closely related to snakes, mosasaurs, and other extinct marine reptiles. - Lystrosaurus (the thing in the middle) was part of its own little group that was closely related to next creature. It is one of the many transitional species between reptiles and mammals. So yes that thing is technically our evolutionary cousin. Unfortunately no modern relatives of the lystro are alive today. - finally the far left is Thrinaxodon. This weird lizard dog looking thing is one of the ancestors to every mammal to ever exist and is also part of the the reptile -> mammal conversion. If you want to learn more about prehistory and the insane animals that inhabited it there are many channels i highly recommend. Clint's Reptiles and Lindsay Nicole do a bunch with modern and extinct animals in humorous and educational ways. This is actually a perfect time to do so as well since Clint is currently doing "Dinosaur December" so for the whole month every video is Dinosaur themed and Lindsay just recently started "the history of life as we know it" where she gives us the full overview of every part of earth's biological history without boring you to death. For a mix of fictional and factual Goji Center and DinoFax are great channels too. YDAW (Your dinosaurs are wrong) is also a great series. Where they use bad children's toys to teach you what your favorite dinosaurs were actually like. The best part is they come back and make follow ups as we learn more. Which is honestly one of the coolest things ever. The Paleo news is a great way to learn about whats happening on the weekly in the paleontology world and is basically daily dose of internet for Palaeo-nerds. New discoveries, studies, conclusions, etc. Such as the recent story of how potentially the largest animal to ever walk was accidentally given the same name as medium sized theropod. The best channels for that being Ben G Thomas, Vividen, and EDGE science. HarrisTzang is part of trash talk side of the community where he roasts the hell out of videos making bad or incorrect claims about prehistoric animals. And the budget museum is also a great place to learn. If your interested in evolution itself i recommend the "Light of evolution" series by forest valkai. If you aren't particularly bothered by religious talk then his reacteria series is great. He goes through videos done by people who don't believe in usually evolution but sometimes other things and uses their horrible arguments to teach about the way things actually work. If you want deep dives in to specific species or time periods then Chimerasuchus has you covered. In general though prehistory is a rabbit hole of epic proportions. Pick a poison and react or watch freely and learn about the world we never got to see.

[@EG-hy9mv]

Unless Im wildly misinterpreting some parts of your comment(in which case lmao silly me), there wasn't really a reptile->mammal transition. Sure, PHYSICALLY some of our earliest synapsid ancestors looked a lot like your average lizard, they were still not reptiles. Synapsids didnt descend from Sauropsids(the reptiles group), but we do share a common ancestor. It's like, synapsida is the brother of the sauropsida, not its son(or something like that, it's not a perfect analogy but still)

[@DracoJ]

@EG-hy9mv nope your fine! It was just easiest way to explain it implying the listeners have no in depth knowledge of prehistoric creatures. I can throw around synapsid and some other words, but they aren't as easily visualized as something like lizard rat. It is technically incorrect but I'll let the less nerdy people discover thar for themselves if they choose to learn more. Edit: Okay I must've written the original at a weird time because I was very wrong in many parts. I might need to change that.

[@deadlineuniverse3189]

“Is the Panama Canal man made?” Me: “Wait, let me double check but I was under the impression that the definition of “canal” is “man made water connection”” Edit: I looked it up and this is the definition from Oxford (as stated by Google): “an artificial waterway constructed to allow the passage of boats or ships inland or to convey water for irrigation.”

[@aronth]

Yeah coz if its natural they will call it a river instead

[@GOTGames]

I never knew that 🤯🤯

[@tomaselizondo92]

@@aronth Not really a river as that would imply that it has to flow downward. If it's just a water connection between two water bodies I think it would be a strait.

[@colormedubious4747]

@@GOTGames How horrible are your public schools?

[@LeftUntilRight]

one of the other two at5:56 became every mammal that exists today including us.

[@misschieflolz1301]

This is one of those classics. I can't even say how many times I've seen people react to this but it's funny to see how mind blown everyone gets. TBH, this has a way of getting knowledge to stick. Those jingles always reside in the deepest crevices of my mind

[@ReXe21]

If you want to see more history content, i recomend you Oversimplified. Its also History oriented channel, he focus more on one topic and still try to make it fun for viewer while not losing his interesting historical values.

[@tatfly5779]

oversimplified edits history for the western values it's inaccurate.

[@probablysomeguy4806]

@@tatfly5779What do you mean? It may use jokes here and there but that’s just its style.

[@GOTGames]

Thanks for the recommendation!

[@Witch_of_Pandemonium]

@@GOTGames I love Sam'onella his humour resonates with me

[@trappestarrgaming3422]

​@@tatfly5779explain

[@aSSGoblin1488]

near the start of "history of the entire world, i guess" the white screen narration is relevant and quite accurate if you consider that this is start of the physics of time and space.

[@melf9361]

Every sentence in this video is an entire historybook!!! And it's all true!

[@ero-senninsama1734]

6:17 actually, aside from a funny joke, it kinda puts into perspective that the dinosaurs were just a little time in here, compared to the things that came before them and all the millions and millions of years of difference of time

[@kalebbeaumont]

Well it also comes down to, we have so much more knowledge of the time humans were actually on the earth

[@ero-senninsama1734]

@@kalebbeaumont and that also is because humans are the creatures with the most capacity to terraform, transform and destroy their enviroment.

[@js66613]

Yeah, except that makes the decision to spend so much time with the humans seem even less logical considering how much less time humans have existed for. Dinosaurs managed to survive over 100 million years. Humans only around 200,000. Also, plants and other non-humans have had giant impacts on the ecosystem which has caused it to become the way it is now -- so humans aren't the only ones with significant impact on the planet. Humans might do it via tools, but non-humans have those tools inbuilt and also have a large-scale effect on their surroundings. Trees, whales, heck even tiny things like bacteria all have had and continued to have an effect, and they help shape their environment. They might act as carbon sinks or produce oxygen, or on the other hand take up oxygen and choke out the life in a lake. Humans are actually pretty insignificant when you think about it (our own impacts depend on the organisms around us and our environment as much as anything) -- and we would've never have come to exist if it weren't for all the creatures that came before us.

[@cookiedestroyer2801]

Since someone else recommended the History of Japan already I would like to recommend the Three Kingdoms by Oversimplified. Its a similar video style to Bill Wurtz about the Three Kingdom period in China.

[@GOTGames]

Absolutely checking that one out!

[@orewaemiliagasukida2262]

honestly just any oversimplified video is a good rec

[@fvoarin1307]

I can't believe you've never watched this before. Gonna be a good vid

[@davidwusoftdev]

It is always great to see people react to this masterpiece. It's a looooot of information crammed into your brain at high speed and in an entertaining and relatively memorable way.

[@MK-ln9di]

I love watching reactions to this because everyone has different levels of knowledge of each era so they’ll start doing a mini deep dive into an era they have an interest in and I always learn something new

[@AlexValadez]

Very unexpected but pleasant surprise. I do really love this video. Its done in such an entertaining way that it keeps your interest throughout. Plus its a good way to learn. After I watched it the first time I researched more into certain topics.

[@AlexanderLingg]

Every time I hear the Habsburg part I remember that I went to school with a girl that is related to that circle of a family tree (even still using the "von Habsburg" family name) I do wonder what she's doing now, cause I haven't seen her since and that was 10 years ago at this point

[@StephFish1004]

I feel like this video should be mandatory for the intro to any history/social studies class. Play it on the first day and have each student write a page about one part that they knew about and do a large research project on a piece that they don't. The possibilities would be endless

[@thetalantonx]

That was an absolute blast! Thanks for reacting to this video, it is one of the best pieces of internet culture and is sort of mandatory viewing.

[@halmachi3627]

What I take from this reaction: Luke needs more Fate content for the 100% accurate history knowledge

[@gamingiltv8489]

@@pushkarsingh5652 from what I understood long story short she got di*k temporarily from merlin in order to do kids.

[@rainerzufall42]

I should write this comment on the original video, but this is the most unique view on the history of the world that I've ever seen! Wow! Mel Brooks would be proud!

[@uindi_das2333]

I do wanna say, I've seen SO MANY of the reactions to this video from other react channels and it seems like more than 90% of the time the reactors only pause like twice for maybe a minute each time, then end the reaction within 30 seconds of the video they're reacting to being over. It's so refreshing and nice to see someone pause more than just a couple times, comment on things, and then not immediately end the video once they were done watching. Fantastic reaction video, you're an amazing artist and content creator. Thank you for reacting to this even though it's outside your wheelhouse of usual reactions. Keep up the amazing work.

[@jeffgamer9487]

In my opinion, another video (or I should say videos) that has the same "must watch" status on KZbin as this one, is Alan Beckers Animation versus Animator series. That and Animation vs Minecraft are two of the most legendary animated series on KZbin, and I would love to see Luke react to them!

[@lareolanKFP]

I love watching people react to this video. It's so packed with content that there's always some good reactions to be had. Also, I'm shocked you didn't know the Panama Canal was man-made. It was literally the biggest construction project in the world since like the Great Wall of China I think.

[@GOTGames]

I had no clue 🤯

[@icefox94]

lol, love the dumbfounded expressions. XD History of Japan by the same creator is pretty good, and going back to music i'd also recommend Welcome to the Internet by Bo Burnham

[@NCR_]

Seconding Welcome to the Internet... I can already hear Luke's laughter

[@RenderingUser]

you have GOT to react to other content from this guy. every single one of em is a trip. he has his own genre

[@I3ladeDragon]

True bro! 😂

[@RenderingUser]

@@I3ladeDragon yooooo. Wassup

[@zeekutartheimmortal]

GOT brain melted... mission successful

[@GOTGames]

😂

[@Animeister93]

Immediately clicked once I saw the thumbnail! I've seen so many reactions to this and it's awesome! So much history in that small amount of time and you can understand everything! Plus adding some jokes here and there to make the video more entertaining while you learn/relearn history! Honestly it's genius!

[@toth3286]

There is one I would love to see you watch, it's called something like "How the universe is way bigger than you think". It'll blow your mind, and isn't as fast paced as this video.

[@DareToDanger]

I just recommended that video along with "The Ocean is Way Deeper Than You Think" before even seeing your comment. xD

[@ComradeArthur]

Oh, you want more "Rite of Passage" videos to react to? This one! ---> "The Missile Knows Where It Is."

[@GOTGames]

👀👀👀

[@heinrichagrippa5681]

You should definitely also watch the "History of Japan" video that preceded this one.

[@animan8192]

WOOOOOO, I WASN'T EXPECTING THIS REACTION! Cool.

[@julianachua6073]

"Should I be taking notes?" is def the correct reaction loll

[@dirtsa2828]

I love how deeply offended you were over how brief the dinosaur section was. 😊😅

[@elismart13]

im honestly kinda surprized he coudlnt keep up with like some parts or the jokes at the start, not saying i can the whole time i mean this is the 10+ reaction I've seen to this over the years

[@SeroWinding]

I would love to see your reaction to "TIMELAPSE OF THE FUTURE: A Journey to the End of Time (4K)" really interesting video in my opinion.

[@jurare89]

yep, the roots of germany are actually the roman empire. To be precise: it was named "das heilige römische Reich deutscher Nation" ("the holy roman empire of the german nation"). To this day, there are still remains of old roman cities getting discovered occasionally. In fact: i´m living in such a city that used to be one of the major trade-cities in germany/the holy roman empire of the german nation. we have an entire museum of stuff related to the holy roman empire, such as coins, statues and much more. It´s also the origin of a lot of german and english words, as many of them were intially latin. for example "Keller" ("basement" or "cellar") which is "cellar" or "cellarium" in latin. Or a distinct relative: "Mensch" ("human in english"), which means the same as "Person" (german or english) coming from "persona" in latin.

[@Guirko]

0:53 Now i need a Beatrice rendition of this video called "History of the entire world, i suppose"

[@aqua4089]

11:34 They didn’t color England there because the Romans didn’t hold England at the time, they conquered it later on.

[@korinthian7313]

I watched this years ago, but I will never, for the rest of my life, forget where the Sultan of Oman lives.

[@tikilocklin]

OMG I LOOOOOVE WHEN PEOPLE REACT TO THIS ITS LITERALLY PERFECT GENIUS BEST VIDEO ON THE INTERNET

[@ComradeArthur]

24:09 "Is the Panama Canal man-made?" WTF Luke? If it wasn't man-made it would be a river going through a canyon. Asking if a canal is man-made is like asking if railroad tracks are man-mad!

[@milleniam]

MAN I LOVE BILL WURTZ. HES SUCH A LEGEND

[@MrOmerd]

This is out of nowhere but its an awesome video. Cant wait to watch 🤩

[@carumsarene]

There used to be a game show in the United States called "Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?" The show has not had any HD remasters because a majority of geographical information in that show is no longer correct. In fact, there was even a fluke where a question's answer changed in the middle of them recording and airing the third season. Resulting in a losing contender being given a second chance due to the final question no longer being valid.

[@SparkimusPrime]

I haven’t watched it yet, but I feel the head explosion coming for sure lol I love this video so much.

[@IceAokiji303]

Ah yes. The video that is possibly my favourite in all of the web. An internet world heritage video. The same guy made another one in similar style for Japan. Can recommend.

[@justanobody3725]

Luke having trouble following along with this makes me wonder how he would deal with a Max0r video

[@NErDy-pr1jf]

It’s crazy. So much time has passed since this came out you could add a whole ‘nother 2 seconds to it

[@hereforonereason5820]

0:16 Rite of passage is the phrase you're looking for.

[@peterepeatepete2845]

“Rite of passage” is what you were looking for.

[@Brimmy21]

I love Bill Wurtz! I've seen this so many times never gets old ❤

[@alexandriaorcld6365]

this is a classic video, love seeing people react to it.

[@Writer-Two]

Your now a true reaction channel. Thanks for reacting to this!

[@RenderingUser]

Do history of japan next

[@kasagure.]

what a classic. Bill Wurtz has music, too. all the songs are animated and sung in his super unique Bill Wurtzy style. you should check them out!

[@path5657]

The amount of time in this video you just sit there with your mouth open is hilarious. Fantastic reaction.

[@mrmeowsermoney]

24:00 I'm sure someone's already said this, but yeah, the Panama canal was man-made and utter HELL to make

[@frogwart70]

The holes in this man's knowledge were as glaring as his disinterest 😅

[@luckyshark32]

Be careful, this direction is one skid away from becoming all kurtzgesagt all the time.

[@Foranoda]

I think the phrase you were looking for is "A Rite of Passage"

[@GOTGames]

🤔

[@Timotarius_]

he also has one made on Japan.

[@christinamann3640]

Wow - there must be a whole video of building and operating the Panama Canal. That would be cool to see

[@flyingeagle3898]

yikes, you're a history reaction channel now! that's an interesting but curious development. This video is great but it is better the more history(and science) you know because there are a ton of references and inside jokes for the gentlemen and scholars among us. History of Japan I guess is probably a good idea especially given your anime interests 6:10 and 6:45 this is why it's "the history of the entire world" and not "the prehistoric ages", humans get to be the main stars of this video 9:40 Crusades coming up in 1500 years, so uh just a bit off, we need to get the women into history too, but to get them in you typically have to talk about something other than war 15:40 yes, although at first that also included northern Italy and considering it existed for 1000 years and by the end the states within it were declaring war on each other that is an extremely complex story 17:00 Yeah it would take a few months of study to get even a decently detailed surface knowledge of all the history here and how it fits together, but its also interesting that it is for the moment within the capabilities of a studied person to more or less understand all of human history right now 17:50 Polynesians were crazy ocean explorers and colonizers using big canoes and finding all the tiny islands in the Pacific, even sailing against the wind. why? because its what they knew how to do after a few people started going from island to island 20:30 Yeah Spain and Portugal had a 100-year headstart on the colonizing and pillaging business before the UK, France, and the Netherlands got involved. 22:50 yep, Knew that Those are the Opium wars kinda a big deal for both the British empire and for China 24:00 um yeah both the Panama Canal and the Suez Canal are manmade before they existed ships had to work way harder to travel around the world. (actually, pretty much anything called "canal" is manmade) 29:00 my thoughts on ending commentary are complex but nice to here you go at this topic would be nice to see you look at a bit more history at some point.

[@Beeba10]

You: I am retaining NONE of this! Me, who loves this video and has watched it dozens of times now: **mouthing along almost perfectly to the video**

[@4louisMC]

I just love that the video loops!

[@teonatsios491]

BRO it IS the sound of sheep from age of empires !!! I am glad you caught that I would never catch that by myself

[@Kitrichor]

Warning from another Brit, you will quote 'the sun is a deadly lazer' all summer.

[@freemansteinslab]

As a companion to this, i would highly recommend checking out the Kurzgesagt video "All of History", which is a stunningly animated hour long video that covers the 4.5 billion years of earths history in one hour, at a pace of 500,000 years roughly every 1.5 seconds (I think)...so our entire human civilasation is literally a split second at the end of the hour. As such, it expands significantly on the the formation of the planet, the geological periods and the evolution of life. Its maybe not a "reactable" video... but worth a look in your own time for sure...

[@js66613]

Agreed. It looks gorgeous and while maybe not giving much to comment on, it's still an interesting experience.

[@sorakirisaki5330]

Ah, really fun to watch your reactions to something fun like this, id love for you to continue to react to more comedy centred stuff , as always thanks for the amazing content luke 🙏✌️

[@An_Actual_Kiwi]

Luke has confirmed that he too thinks about the Holy Roman Empire

[@GOTGames]

😂

[@jedcom3293]

This was your "rite of passage" as a reactor! I believe that's the term you were looking for at the start

[@LockeRavencroft]

Not what i expected to see but hell yeah. probably one of my favourite KZbin videos ever and it's always great to see people react to it

[@thetalantonx]

4:25 - Bill Wurtz just does this kind of stuff for the fun of it. And this is probably the best overview lecture going from the big bang through abiogenesis to sociology and world history.

[@illiteratemochi4150]

This is definitely the kind of video you have to watch a lot of times to even catch everything. And if you wanna know more details about certain parts, aside from just doing your own research, I’d watch a reaction of a history teacher or buff, there’s a few on KZbin already. They usually give a lot of extra details which is nice.

[@js66613]

To be honest, he'd be better off studying the stuff on his own first, since the actual video doesn't explain or teach anything. You only really "get it" if you already "know it", that's the sort of content given in those videos.

[@nikkel6793]

luke this was amazing. ive seen it many times before but i gotta say, this was one of the best reactions ive seen to it. ❣💥💥

[@TaiGell]

THis is the best video on KZbin =)) And your reaction was very good. Thank you for pausing when you talking, because this video don't give even a second to squeeze a word =)

[@oleub23]

6:42 technically the term 'history' in academics only refers to studies of the past since the invention of writing - anything before that is prehistory.

[@00Hendrik00]

I love that you recognized the sheep sound from Age Of Empires 🤣

[@theoreticallyy]

Odd idea, but I think it would be really cool to continue into this vein of history by reacting to old songs or anthems, I feel like it would be quite interesting as a primarily music channel.

[@AnimeGirl-be3wc]

You should react to “Timelapse of the future” by melodysheep. As well as “the ocean is way deeper than you think, what’s the deepest hole you can possibly dig and how the universe is way bigger than you think” the last three videos are by reallifelore.

[@ruffboiALT]

I think the best part about History of the entire world I guess is that it's broadly accurate. RIdiculously simplified, but accurate! which makes it EVEN FUNNIER somehow.

[@samanaj3864]

man you won`t believe how excited I got by seeing that you have reacted to this video :D

[@devilsadvocate3364]

I love that you're doing this! Also, in the beginning I think you're thinking of a rite of passage :)

[@edgyphaze4everr]

This guy: "So we're at the Persian Empire? The Crusades must next." Same guy: "I know history" XD No offense man, you're awesome!

[@kyskys8880]

i would like to see more history reactions from you

[@ukoid]

You're the first person I've heard mention the age of empires sheep sound. Mad solidarity

[@asuasu061]

Hoping to see the Madoka Magica Rebellion reaction sometime soon.

[@felixhenson9926]

lmao i'm 5 mins in and the look of utter confusion on your face this whole in class 🤣🤣🤣

[@capatheist]

12:20 Lmao he’s just immediately on board with the China joke Oh that’s good… Oh, that’s bad…

[@xenotypos]

"is the Panama canal man-made". Lol, a canal is, by definition, always man-made. I luv your reaction though. History is cool, I can see you were lost during the part about antiquity, maybe you could watch other videos about that period, especially high antiquity (Mesopotamia, Egypt, Aechemenid Persia, Mycenean Greece...) since that's where you seemed the most lost.

[@bohdanpyzh2712]

Yessss, the G.O.T Memes content I didn't know I needed

[@KryssyKat]

that 'knock-knock" at 10:40 made me turn my head to my right, where there is no door cus it came out of my right earbud lol