Cannibalism as Medicine?? The Wild trend of Mummy Powder

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[@tarajh]

I've been reporting all of them... they're everywhere! 🤬

[@alilshy808]

Yeah they are. Ive been messing with them 🤪

[@alilshy808]

They're now posing as Kendall Ray

[@marinara5000]

I miss relevant content. Gross. Tuskegee to this... Ew

[@fidaazubeidat9369]

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[@arcofspira]

Bailey posting every week is honestly one of the few things that still makes me happy and feeling like life isn't pointless. Thanks for being the best history teacher ever!

[@flameepidemic4839]

Its never pointless! Think of all the peopke you can help or make smile and all the animals you can feed or all the cool things you’ll experience one day. Thats what helped me especially the last ine. I used my free time to plan trips like where will i go what will i need what will i do etc

[@emilystamm3527]

@@flameepidemic4839 I love that idea of planning trips for the future, I might have to steal that for the days I have a bad brain day and get some free time

[@LindseyMazurek]

No pressure on bailey.

[@biancab.4944]

Please find other things that you enjoy... We need you here. You're the only you that will ever be. No one knows exactly what you do, or sees exactly how you see.

[@feliciastarcher8069]

She definitely makes the rough days a little easier 💜 sending love to all

[@rulaadham7542]

As an Egyptian, I really really loved this episode. I also studied Architecture and we HAD to study a lot about the Ancient Egypt and mummification as it reflected so much on the architecture of the tombs and pyramids. I will try to visit in December and if it opened I PROMISE I will make special videos for you. I would love to take you around there because I studied a lot about Egyptian history and would love to share it with you :D On another note though, could you please make a dark history about circumcision for women?? it was very popular in my grand parents era , wonder what was that all about!

[@ItIscArrOt]

Whoa, what!?

[@nadianaga9057]

From another Egyptian, yess... I second that!

[@soniakennedy1220]

As an Algerian I also agree!

[@pleaseparkjimininmygarage-6212]

I'm Egyptian too, I also agree. In my whole family, I'm the only girl that hasn't gotten circumcision and it's sad. No one knows that I didn't get it except my grandma. My parents told my grandma that they didn't want it to get done on me and that it's illegal in America and that I wouldn't be able to enter America if I had it done to make her not talk about it again. Everyone still gets it done in my family, its not stopping. I would love for Bailey to talk about it

[@rulaadham7542]

@@soniakennedy1220 I hope she can do an episode about it, I am sure it is HELLA dark :D

[@jegelhoff19]

I wrote my college thesis on the ubiquity of cannibalism. People don’t like to think about it but it’s quite prevalent in so many cultures across time.

[@lunay4723]

I wanna read it 🤭🙋🏾‍♀️

[@inkompetenzkompensationsko4188]

I'd like a copy please

[@hannahe7556]

@@lunay4723 me too 🤣

[@PixiePrix]

It was super common. But trafficking the bodies and stealing their possessions is commonly European (British). Why don't I just say British? The British have a lot to answer for! WHERE'S CLEOPATRA!!!!!

[@jegelhoff19]

I’ll try to dig it up and let you guys know if I find it haha, I graduated almost a decade ago. It was really interesting info!

[@Teachidoll]

Bailey is honestly the closest thing we have today to horror hostess's like that of Elvira or Vampira

[@kimcaliber9012]

ELVIRA! I've been thinking this for so long that she's our modern day Elvira! 🖤

[@JustColleen]

My father used to watch Elvira every weekend. He loved her. Don't think he really cared for the B Movies she hosted but I think he thought seeing her was worth the time he wasted on those corny horror flicks. They were the corniest, weren't they? I would agree that Bailey is the closest thing to a modern day Elvira!

[@tiamarie4]

YES!!

[@tiamarie4]

@@kimcaliber9012 agreed!!

[@nourwael9750]

As an egyptian myself, I am extremely happy someone finally gave us the history credit we deserve and taught millions of people about our culture and architecture, thank you lots Bailey, you just made my day 100x better! I am pleased to tell you that by now, the Grand Egyptian Museum has opened it's doors to everyone, and I am so excited to visit it in december, but I will make sure to send you pictures and videos!! 😄😄

[@kaileefassett9096]

Fun fact, when I was learning about Egypt and mummification, I was in the second grade, and we mummified a dead chicken. I hid my chicken mummy friend in my closet for about 2 months until my mom found it and threw it away. Looking back at it, I was a weird kid.

[@kaydee5321]

Love you Bailey

[@mimihag]

Lol! That's awesome. I wasn't one to do it (my sister, maybe) but I would have dug it. It would have been cool to have friends like you when I was a kid.

[@veevee305MIA]

Seems pretty normal to me. Lol you were a curious kid is all

[@kayleighrose]

At least you didn't eat it

[@araneljones]

@@kayleighrose Tastes like chicken? 🐔

[@henajtr6039]

We throw around the word privilege a lot today but imagine being so privileged that you feel you have the right to destroy and eat 3 thousand year old history 😩

[@holagataeang]

I mean is anyone really surprised at this point. Look at their track record. Such a disgusting race.

[@archivist17]

That's colonialism, baby!

[@JenELeeP1]

Entitlement.

[@goodbher9244]

But it's teriyaki flavor. Lol

[@grandduchessnikki]

Not defending their actions in the least, I’m pretty sure I mouthed “what the f**k” more in this episode than in any other ….. but that being said, I don’t think we can expect too much from people who were willing to pickle their own countrymen in bogs when supplies and profits dwindled ….. this isn’t even close to the only ….. interesting (and questionable) practice of the time .…. this, drawing and quartering, heads on the Tower ….. I mean, their War of the Roses inspired Game of Thrones, so that should say something ….. but they know how to properly hold a teacup and are masters at all other forms of table etiquette and polite conversation ….. this other stuff, like grave robbing and regicide, is politics, and politics, we all know, are gauche, and are not appropriate topics of conversation for polite society.

[@BeaAnimals]

I'm English and I was gobsmacked when you said England. They definitely didn't teach us that one in school! Also, the Year 3000 is by a band called Busted. The Jonas Brothers later covered it. :D

[@saoirsecawley5183]

I looked into the comments in the hope that someone made the Jonas Brothers-Busted correction 😂 It’s so irrelevant but it killed me 😅

[@Karla-jl6rn]

THANK YOU!!!

[@buffyshaw3326]

@@saoirsecawley5183 Busted are fab, so I was also very happy that someone had made the correction. Also Busted are British and are very loved there.

[@lexiejames3514]

Me screaming “no busted!!!” It’s like sacrilege 😂

[@sxphinx]

i feel like there were a lot of girls who got really into egyptology as kids and learned about the mummification process… right? not just me?

[@lorip.3571]

Samies

[@Katalope]

Oh I was the same way and am still obsessed lol I've been researching it for years 😂

[@anbar3729]

Same

[@JenniferSteil28]

For me, it was after watching The Mummy…mainly because I wanted to be like Rachel Weiz and land a darling hottie like Brendan Fraiser 🤣

[@saltykitty1489]

You know the classic question kids get asked, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Other kids want to be cops, nurses, football players…I wanted to be an Egyptologist 😅

[@rachelmolloy1351]

I'd love you to cover the Bhopal disaster. It's a chemical accident. It's been said to be the worst industrial accident in history. Between 4,000-16,000 people died and over half a million injuries. Its never talked about and it needs to be on your channel x

[@pollylewis5984]

Dow Chemical was to blame for Bhopal. That's a big reason no one knows about it. Gotta love capitalism!

[@adeleennis2255]

Whoa! I taught ESL with a girl who wrote her master’s thesis on ingesting mummies for medicine. TSA searched her every time she flew after she visited Egypt.

[@Cereal_Killer.0359]

I seriously lost it with the "NOM NOM NOM NOM" when she brought up cannibalism!! 😂💀👏🏼

[@danielclaeys7598]

Mummies were also used as a pigment in artists oil paints. The color was called Mummy Brown. So yes, that Renoir hanging in the museum more than likely had powdered mummies in it.

[@brennaoleary6135]

I think that's kinda cool though because they immortalized someone we were never supposed to see with something beautiful

[@mermaid_at_heart213]

@@brennaoleary6135 It's better than becoming cannibals and ingesting them for some folk remedy that doesn't cure or even relieve symptoms of any illness, that's for sure.

[@astrowolvez]

@@brennaoleary6135 Nooooo. No.

[@phunkboxx]

@@brennaoleary6135 nope

[@EarlGreyBoba]

This. I was waiting for mummy brown to at least be an honorary mention, but sadly it wasn't

[@chelsearose7655]

Baileys mummy is so proud! She perfectly wraps up history. It’s a no brainer. She should urn all of the awards. Okay I’m done with puns. 🤣

[@smilee9975]

This needs to be highlighted 😂

[@Shondamasonatrocketmail]

Nice pun ☺️

[@thonone6132]

As a pun fan - I thoroughly appreciated this comment 🤣🤣

[@luxmorningstar3551]

I'm having the most disappointing day today and Bailey is like a comforting warm blanket. I needed this today 🥰👐🏻👐👐🏻

[@candyce6233]

Same

[@michellestevens5275]

Me too such a low day for me as well but look forward to dark history tonight

[@tironnarexxmorriss2883]

Me three

[@synesthesia.aesthetic]

On facts

[@synesthesia.aesthetic]

@@michellestevens5275 me too

[@tianamoule8205]

As a British person I kinda died a little inside when she said Year 3000 was by the Jonas Brothers, they just covered it. It’s actually by a band called Busted

[@SupergirlUK]

I came to say the same thing! 😅 Didn't occur to me that they probably weren't big in USA 🤦‍♀️ Just thought I was officially old 😂🤣

[@simonewells1619]

This is what I came searching for 😂 just wanted to know I wasn’t alone

[@BurnItUpp2009]

I was exactly the same! 😂

[@avafeeldrag7216]

I came to say this but couldn’t think of the original band but because it’s Bailey I think we should let her off 😂😂😂

[@chrizzeh]

If it helps, I’m from the US and didn’t even know the Jonas Brothers covered it. 😂

[@khloewolfe]

“Rootin for the wrong team sometimes I forget” 😂😂 Haha Bailey’s inner villain is trying to escape 😂 thanks for always making great content and for being AMAZING💗

[@mattarmstrong2705]

Is it bad that her channel actually soothes me, and helps me sleep?😂😂

[@Hooperjz78]

It does the same for me lol

[@jonamutuc]

me too 😂

[@DragonButter32]

Aaahha...she also helps my dogs separation anxiety. Ryder loves Bailey Sarian, Emily D Baker and In Deep Geek...sometimes I fall asleep to the episode then rewatch in the morning over coffee

[@sophiacalon3463]

Same haha her voice just soothes me

[@KawaHato]

I regularly fall asleep to her videos and have to rewatch them 😂, my bf noticed it puts him to sleep too! She just has one of those voices 💜.

[@fatmamohamedl]

Me as an Egyptian, I’m literally enjoying every minute in this video ❤️

[@TheMightyBlackPearl]

I have always loved the name Fatima! I hope you know that I think your name is absolutely beautiful. 💋🖤☮ I also love your country's beautiful and rich history! I am constantly seeking knowledge on Egypt. You are very blessed/fortunate, my friend. I wish I could visit all of the beautiful sites. It's funny because I was just watching something on Cleopatra and Princess Arsinoe IV, last night lol. Stay safe! Love from a sister to another sister 😘

[@fatmamohamedl]

@@TheMightyBlackPearl Aww, thank you so much!! That’s so sweet of you, I really appreciate it. You’ll always be very welcomed to visit Egypt ❤️

[@Fatima_92]

I am from a nearby Arab country.. that's the closest shoutout we could ever get 😅 I've been always intrigued by egyptology, & other ancient civilizations.. hope I can visit Egypt some day 🙏 Also, I feel flattered about Karly's comment about the name Fatima.. I always thought it didn't suit me and wondered if I should change it 😅 so thank you!

[@dustinmaurer4188]

Me as well!!

[@DorkThink]

Salaam Fatma! My daughter is Egyptian American and we keep tradition alive in our home. I've been missing homemade molohiya so so so much! It's the only thing I can't get right! Love meeting people from our greater worldwide family! ✨🌹

[@daniellexdawn]

So, normally with each episode I'm like , "oh cooool an episode about *blank* ..i love this..i know some stuff about this one FUN" BUT THIS TIME, i gotta say that this whole topic caught me by surprise , i had NO IDEA people were out here eating a bunch of mummies. Not one clue. And this was a wild ride. Start to finish. I love you so much Bailey ❤

[@Bobasketches]

Every single one of your costumes are on point!! 💕 so excited for the video! I was just about to start drawing and I needed something to watch thank you!!

[@BaileySarian]

love that!!

[@ChristinaGuzik]

Ditto! Bailey, we need a DIY on how you did your costume!!!

[@courtnayhayhayyy]

I wait to listen to her videos until I have to get up in the mornings for work (I mainly work weekends because I'm a professional makeup artist). It gives me everything I need for the day I swear lol

[@6enika549]

some people are scared of the mona lisa”s eyes following them, i’m terrified of anything painted with MUMMY BROWN💀

[@astraltactical2073]

I heard about a similar phenomenon in Asia where people in later eras would eat ancient historical scrolls as medicine. A lot of history was lost because people ate it.

[@gemmawren5413]

An observation of my 11 year as we walked around the British Museum: "How sad Mum that these people died and are now stuck in glass boxes for people to stare for the rest of eternity" Shame others didn't have that level of compassion.

[@LisaMarie-ty6mh]

You put soo much effort into your stories and background and it's much appreciated ☺️🔥🥰

[@johnnychapoy1851]

Amen to that

[@samanthamorris8368]

I thought Bailey was about to say that 🎃 Halloweentown was her favorite spooky season movie 😂its my favorite 🎃

[@chelseahawkeyes42056]

I thought so too lol

[@allayahsimmons9019]

Same

[@amandajensen8059]

Yessss

[@JenIdolSpinosa]

Yes!! It's Bailey therapy time!! My favorite part of the week along with MM&MM!!

[@roadkillfairy4789]

Joan is the cutest little mummy I can't even😭

[@Acrobat2677]

I saved the clown episode for tonight cos I was off work and I've been graced with TWO episodes. Don't think I've been so giddy in MONTHS 😂 Bailey is giving Jackie O in the red outfit 😍

[@Chi_Rebel89]

Can we just take the time to appreciate all of the looks Bailey has served all month ❤️🔥🔥❤️

[@apizza4990]

I don't even like clowns. But she was beautiful!

[@saundrajohnson1571]

I’m always so impressed at how your lighting convincingly makes your chair purple, only to reveal it’s actually white. Nicely done. 👍🏼

[@BRANDI-xb4bz]

Her personality and the fact she is herself and don't care. Her vibe just makes it better!! Im always laughing !! Who don't love them some bailey 💁‍♀️

[@Katie_..]

Who needs therapy when you have bailey😅

[@michellehoogveld5262]

Bailey is our therapy🤣

[@mariahswanson]

Honestly!! She’s the best ❤

[@meganconnor412]

Hearing that people not from the UK don't know Year 3000 was originally by Busted got me. I grew up lov8ng them so much I guess I didn't realise they were only big in the UK 🤣 If you've only hears the Jonas Brothers version - give the Busted version a shot!

[@Aryalanae]

I never even heard of Busted. Heard of Jonas Brothers but never listened to them. But, I’m a 90’s girl.

[@lexiejames3514]

@@Aryalanae Busted were huge in the UK in the early 00’s and wrote all of their own songs, including year 3000

[@emilywalters8273]

I was looking for this comment!! I had no idea jonas brothers covered it

[@jennait4001]

I love how Bailey shows she's not just a pretty face by teaching us all of this history. Aside from the history we get to see her humor AND her soft side. I can seriously watch her and see how she feels about the controversial things such as desecrating graves! Anyways, always feel fulfilled after a video and that makes my week!

[@sierrateague7846]

Currently have COVID and am in a NyQuil induced state of euphoria but Bailey is really what’s keeping me going. 😂

[@amandaharris108]

Bailey just makes October feel complete ❤️

[@johnnychapoy1851]

I love seeing a community of positive and appreciating energy… everybody here loves what Bailey is doing and I’m glad she is getting all the love she is getting… You go Bailey!!!! I’m here for it girly!!!!

[@malakelshawaf2049]

As an Egyptian, I really enjoyed this episode and I love that you mentioned The Grand Egyptian Museum 😍

[@karissapierrot7513]

Under wraps was SUCH an iconic movie! My favorite Halloween past time is rewatching all the old Disney Channel Halloween movies. I have to check Disney+ to see if this is on there...

[@leannafuentes2774]

I love can of worms lol but under wraps was iconic

[@justinamann3960]

It is and new part 2

[@Webinthewoodsfarm]

Yeah I make my kids watch all the older goodie with me also!

[@aubreyniles5445]

it is but not the original they redid it.

[@mermaid_at_heart213]

I like watching R.L. Stine's Goosebumps, Who's Afraid of the Dark, and It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown. Oh nostalgia!

[@eliaitzelgarcia1743]

Wow! I just came back from visiting Guanajuato, Mexico and i went to the museum of mummies!! So cool that Bailey is talking about mummies in this episode. The history behind all the mummies they have in exhibition in Guanajuato is also very interesting

[@bellacooper111]

YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW HAPPY I GOT when I went to clean and watch my vids and saw you uploaded ❤ I’m truly the biggest Bailey stan, my bf even has her intro memorized 😂 been watching for years I LOVE U BAILS ✨

[@Destiny-dn2qk]

Why are there pyramids in Egypt? Because they were too heavy to put into a museum.

[@Tbh.Frankie]

She really said “cannibalism? I’m there all day. Om nom nom nom” GIRL-😭😭😭 I love you Bailey!❤️ you always make my day❤️

[@Rachel-fi4sc]

My favorite fact about the Egyptomania craze: When British artist Edward Burne-Jones discovered in the late 1800s that the "mummy brown" paint he had been using was genuinely made with corpses, he took all his remaining supply of the colour and held a full funeral service for it in his backyard, because it had once been people, who deserved to be respected in death. He never used the pigment again.

[@justchillin2883]

Bailey’s videos make this mid-term week 100 percent better 💚💚💚

[@katfayegarrett3872]

Green party? Lol

[@tdsollog]

I must be messed up, because The Bangles’ “Walk Like an Egyptian” is now stuck in my head.

[@jaelbird]

Every Halloween season I'm reminded of when I was taking an art history class when I was younger. The text book said mummy's were mummified by being left in the sand to dry out. Me being the big Egyptian nerd when I was 13 decided to correct the text book on a seperate page when I submitted my essay detailing how this was a mistake. Long story short I got deducted a bunch of points and written an angry letter from the teacher. I'll die mad about it

[@MoodyDemi]

I literally cackled when you said ”pisasphalt”! You always have me laughing! Thanks Bailey 🖤✨

[@Amber795]

I’ve been watching you for years! Love seeing your growth and progress. And I love Dark History! Wish there weren’t so many ads though, it takes away from the stories

[@brittanyfigueroa8975]

I once read a kids magazine in elementary that talked about mummies with a graphic step by step of how mummies were made. They actually showed drawings of how mummies were made. I was in shocked. 😂 And also a museum in my hometown had a hand of a mummy displayed where you can smell it.

[@shelbydavis2232]

Thanks for posting Bailey! You make the work week hustle a little more tolerable. Always look forward to learning with you!

[@ksimpp]

Girl I would LOVE for you to cover the Robert Pickton case. It's INSANE

[@kaylahevans8334]

I recently saw a post saying you were cancelled 😭 seeing this video posted made my day. So glad you're still here Bailey!

[@ohhimarg]

How could anyone cancel Bailey?!

[@Hanna-hu7iu]

Bailey you should do a video on the history of puritans, where they came from, what they did, where they went, what religions now uphold similar beliefs etc !

[@bekkitodd]

Does anyone else from the UK get sad when Year 3000 is referred to as a Jonas Brothers song, not Busted? 😂

[@ninaburnham1998]

I found you during the pandemic and during a really bad relationship and I used to watch your videos during the day and it helped me out a lot and when this one needed I was like awe now I gotta wait for new videos because I honestly have watched every single one of your videos! I showed my mom who you were and she thought you were so funny because you say things she’d say haha

[@dancesmokesmile344]

Yes, I have thought about mummies. I learned about mummified bodies when I studied forensic anthropology 😂 Thry also don’t scare me, because if they were alive and ran after you it would be so easy to just pull off their limbs 😂 same with a skeleton, what are they gonna do? Their bones aren’t even stuck to each other 😂 mummification CAN happen on it’s own too, in the right condition

[@nicolewesselman6884]

I laughed so hard at the visual you just put in my brain!! Thanks 😊

[@brendabrown5339]

People do this today with their placentas. They dehydrate them and crush them up and capsule them to ingest. Though it was proven to have no nutritional benefits, people still do it anyways 🤷🏻‍♀️ kinda weird but to each their own I guess 😅

[@courtneyhaynes3107]

I literally just watched under wraps with my kids the other night 😂 ur always representing our generation girl ❤️

[@Natalytical]

My biggest shock was when Bailey said "Year 3000" was by the Jonas Brothers - I had no idea anyone covered a Busted song.

[@miaxmor877]

Anyone else laugh a lot to this episode Bailey is wild!!😂🖤

[@jennamoshes1184]

We love you Bailey ! Thank you for all your research and posts ! Watching you grow as a content creator has been hella inspiring .

[@Victoria-gs1ve]

Bitumen is asphalt so they thought that this is healthy but then someone found out that that was in fact pissasphalt which is almost the same as bitumen and he was like: noo that's gross??

[@Notthatcereal]

Under Wraps was filmed in my home town. I love that movie and seeing how much my town has changed

[@berthaschwarze6704]

And she is HERE. This show just hits different in October. So happy this exists

[@AnneMolly56]

Either in the late 90s or early 2000s, I saw some mummy movie where a pharaoh was being "mummified" while he was still alive. Still haunts me to this day. I wish I could remember the name of the movie

[@brittanynye4268]

Bitumen is just the old name for asphalt. It's a crude oil that comes from heating a shiny black rock (asphaltite or gilsonite).

[@kathrynnann__]

Goosebumps is the reason for my mummy fascination, followed by the Brendan Frasier Mummy Movie. I now work in a museum and teach kids about mummies for a living! The Brits were ridiculous with mummies back in the Victorian days

[@brookerivera834]

Love my dose of Bailey. So happy she’s back.

[@GothicCzarina]

sometimes I worry about whatever school district Bailey went to when she says she never knew or learned about something. But then again, I'm happy she's teaching others who may also have had a craptacular education.

[@MandineJ258]

The queen on her throne telling us about all the gossip ❤😂 love the look Bae-ley

[@leticiavargas6245]

baile is seriously telling us like a history class and I love it !! is one of my favs subjects 😆🫶🏻❤️

[@christinaramirez3688]

She makes my week better with her videos

[@akrummenacker]

Thank you for the Chef Sarian segment, I nearly fell out of my chair laughing. Great job and great look with the make-up and costume.

[@IzzieElizabeth11]

Would love to see a video on ancient Egyptian forgotten technology, whole idea that the Egyptian had advance tech or a civilisation before them did! Also, the curse of king tuts tomb!!

[@annareads1532]

OH BAILEY!!! Do a deep dive into the history of embalming next!!! I’m super hype to hear your take on the prevalence of embalming in the US after the American Civil War and the continuance of it by the sometimes-predatory funeral industry!!!!!

[@Missfoxtooyou]

Love this Mummy Dearest look.

[@TheParisFashionista]

This is THE BEST video Bailey has ever made! The story, the jokes and the way she looks, just beautiful!!! ❤❤❤

[@sftmlk]

dark history is literally the most entertaining series ever

[@pegss864]

Thanks for the dead husband comment!!! It reminded me to put clear painting tarps on my grocery list lol

[@readingwithhelena5482]

Ok, but the most ancient mummies found are the Chinchorro’s, found in north Chile 🇨🇱 The museum is wild 😳😱 there are even mummies of a fetus

[@jieyenglee1878]

I had such a terrible day, but the moment I started watching Bailey, I feel so much better. Thank you Bailey, you are truly a lifesaver. ❤

[@loreleirae7029]

imagine being part of a family where their family member's body was stolen to be eaten, that is outrageous

[@FuriousDinosaur123]

I fangirled at Bailey bringing up "Under Wraps"!!! I wish they had the original on Disney+

[@aroundtheworld305]

Fun, Learning, and Laughter!! I love it!!

[@sschumer23]

Bailey over there looking snatched!!! Ok Bailey we see you! 😂🥰. Love this channel. This is the time where I ignore my kids until I'm done watching Bailey 😂

[@laurajaynenolan2149]

I’m just LIVING for the spooky set up 🥰😈🌙🔮💖

[@JadeAshleighC]

‘Year 3000’ wasnt originally sung by Jonas Brothers. It was sung by a british pop band called ‘Busted’

[@alexleigh33]

This was one of my absolute favorite dark history’s. This was something that I also had never heard of before. Super gross, but also super cool. I always wondered why there were such gaps in ancient Egyptian history, and how it could be we knew who some pharroh’s were, but not all of them. So thanks for this one it was great ☺️❤

[@thejuliasimoes]

"Year 3000" is originally from a british pop rock band called Busted - check them out :)

[@ArtopolisRealm]

I thought this was something everyone learned in school. I’m from Czech Republic and we sure did but I still love to hear it 😊

[@maddielarkin8410]

You are hysterical. One of your BEST videos!

[@mishie4465]

Yesss love the hair Bailey ❣️💯

[@Fakename501]

I am VERY into egypt and ancient Egypt times so you doing this episode and talking about mummification and the canopic jars is just everything Just thank you

[@lynnboyes4122]

She's sassy today. lol

[@mumtazabdi6726]

Me sitting here in my car listening to Bailey teaching mummification step by steps waiting for Best Buy to open 😂😂😂😂😂 love this woman ❤

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So the "salt" they used it actually called Natron and it more like a salt/baking soda combo, and not only did they leave you covered in it for a few days to dry out the body; the inside of the body after the organs were removed was also packed with Natron. Also funny side note, the person that would cut open the body was ritualistically chased out of the room after they made the cut. The other priests in the room would toss stones and shout curses at the one that made the cut, after they were gone the ritual would carry on like "well their open now anyways... might as well take all those organs out now..." Mummification rites in Ancient Egypt where WILD. The process of mummification was pretty standard to other cultures that also did mummification, but the religious rituals around the Egyptian Practice was very interesting as it was both required to go on to the afterlife, but some of the steps were also considered taboo; so the priests made a show of fake shaming the people that did the taboo parts of the ritual for "defiling" the body in a whole song and dance way. Another random fact about uses for Mummies was to make a certain colour of brown paint that was literally called "Mummy Brown." It required the resin from the mummy to make the brown pigment, and was used until like the late 1800's.

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Pissassphault, and similar tangents, is why I am here for Dark History. Bailey gets us, and what we think of some of this crazy 'pissassphault.'