Estonian reacts to the War of the Bucket by Oversimplified

[@ohyeahgamer3736]

I just watched this now I have to watch it again, but with a cool Estonian this time.

[@andrewdduvall1]

Me in a nutshell

[@jeremiahsalidao3951]

Yep

[@2021durango]

Is that steam or smoke in the back round

[@andrewdduvall1]

@@2021durango probably smoke from Incense

[@ohyeahgamer3736]

@@2021durango smoke?

[@kaiservonpanzer213]

When I realized Oversimplified had to draw the states in the Holy Roman empire on a map, a part of me died inside.

[@aresgood1]

"it's just a bucket. doesn't matter" dude. uncool.

[@mizbaig1804]

check out this vegetable peeler

[@jacobhogan380]

Cheekbones

[@antonkrieg3708]

Be still my beating heart...

[@courier7511]

The feathers are already RUFFLED!

[@SnepBlepVR]

@Supersaiyangodcat … oh noooo…

[@fogareuaquelecaradaportari3386]

Pope he is Holy Moly He eats ravioli

[@matthewy1111]

Moly*

[@matthewy1111]

Ravioli*

[@fogareuaquelecaradaportari3386]

@@matthewy1111 happy?

[@namikazevindu6440]

But did he lewd the Loli though?

[@The-pf4zy]

Lowly*

[@DigaRW]

Basically, The War of the Bucket is named because Madonese take Bolognese's bucket just for humiliation.

[@shakmp4]

Took*

[@Kittycorn115]

It wasn’t just for humiliation; it was probably also as a trophy for defeating the Bolognese

[@natekraner3721]

“Every second battle is won by flanking someone. People don’t learn...” Easy there Rommel

[@BluE68_]

“-AND THIS RAPSCALLION CAN GO RIGHT TO HECK I PEED MY PANTS AGAIN” Lol I’m dying 😂 😂

[@wolfskind_official]

No need to apologize for pausing the video to add your thoughts and questions. That's why we are here, at least i am. I like it. It's the most respectful way to react to other creators content in my opinion.

[@MaelPlaguecrow6942]

Those two cities sounds like they are ruled by siblings. If they fought this war today. It would be called "The war of the XBox Controller."

[@SnepBlepVR]

Mom says it’s my turn to play on the Xbox..

[@TheLibermania]

The english wikipedia has a list: " List of sexually active popes "

[@mettiuwu1011]

Does it actually have one?

[@TheLibermania]

@@mettiuwu1011 yes

[@mettiuwu1011]

@@TheLibermania bruh

[@exicutioner161]

wow

[@jaidengabriel1675]

Lol

[@danielhughes1711]

Search up early Christianity to find out more about roman time Christian

[@user-Jay178]

Great video and reaction. Also cool shirt and I love oversimplifed and his awesome history videos.

[@blah007001]

You don't understand man! That was our ONLY BUCKET!

[@BUTTERsword]

My neighbor started smoking at 4:47 and I actually thought my phone told the future...... Little did I know it was tea

[@troywillis4939]

This was really interesting. I always enjoy your videos. I like the way you always add your view of the story. Keep up the good work. Also, you were so brave to keep filming while, apparently, your house was on fire. I'm surprised you could even see the camera with all that smoke.

[@NitinGupta-zl6jm]

me want shirt, me buy shirt, me wait for shirt to come, me wear shirt everyday.

[@Serenade2461]

Me sad shirt is no longer available 😢

[@daisybrain9423]

I'll explain a few of your questions: The papacy can retrospectively be traced back to St. Peter, who was the first bishop of Rome. However, the "popes" of those early days were just that: the bishops of Rome. The See of Rome didn't gain any prevalence in the whole church until the Empire was converted to Christianity, when the bishops of Constantinople, Rome, Antioch, Jerusalem, and Alexandria started to be seen as the most senior ones. Religion is a flaky thing. All over the world, and in Christianity, and even inside the Catholic Church, there are regionally different traditions. What matters is that we as faithful consider ourselves to be a part of the same community (I'm Catholic, by the way). So I wouldn't really call the struggle for dominance between the popes and the emperors as a schism in the church, as the emperors didn't really claim dominance over the church, but (1) the pope in particular and (2) their own realm. The kings of France, for example, also appointed their own bishops because they served in their administration, so the emperors just followed suit. The kings of France, however, weren't in a relation of circular legitimacy with the popes, so them appointing their own bishops rarely caused trouble with Rome.

[@grimlockwashere]

"Don't get mad at me bucket people. It's just a bucket." *ANGRY SOLDIER NOISES*

[@doleofdolonia8859]

The Catholic Church was one massive church. The head of the faith was still the Pope but politics in the middle ages tend to make things very complicated. The traditions in many countries may be different but ultimately we still worship the same God and adorate the same saints. There was always this myth that the church dictated everything in medieval culture, including war and politics. But in actuality, the church was only a universal faith accepted by many western kingdoms and not necessarily the decision maker in many issues. Christian Kingdoms still played dangerous political games whether you are a Catholic or not. The Pope just so happened to be caught up in this culture of political intrigue. The Muslim civilization had their own issues as well. The Indian Hindus had issues regarding politics as well. Even if we all relate with each other through our faith, doesn't mean we won't hate each other when each side insults each other. I'm pretty sure the Estonian tribes or counties had at one point warred against each other for power and wealth until larger powers invaded and united everyone against a common foe.

[@kotwczapce1742]

i have so much stuff to watch and not so much time... it's also cool to see how you are progressing with your chanell, keep up the good work!

[@ziggyzap1]

I love the Estonian flag, the colors really go together

[@chinmaythekingoftheekingdo2686]

Same Iove the colors

[@gabrielpaige3514]

I saw a show called Battlestar Galactica once, and there were two Battlestars in it, the newer one was called Pegasus, and had the nickname the "Beast", and the older, Galactica was nicknamed the "Bucket." Let's just say the bucket kind of survived longer.

[@oceanphantom7477]

Nobody: Random Estonian KZbinr: *OUUUUUUH IT IS HOT!*

[@pudgeboyardee32]

Artur, they still have many swiss guards and they are premier modern soldiers and intelligence officers. They constantly run global security for a VIP that has insisted on abandoning their specially designed military vehicle. You should do a reaction on the swiss guards training vids

[@P99s-s]

dying for a bucket is still more than i have achieved, soo yeah

[@astra1546]

When you get here to late and the merch isn't available. "My life is a lie"

[@GraeVTrain]

Yesterday, it was international day at my high school and I dressed as a modern day slavic. My father's dad was Czech and my father's mother was Russian. I make Estonia and all of Eastern Europe proud. I even had the hat!

[@Novac_Alexandru]

Another Cool Oversimplified video! Big like man!

[@timucinharkonnen2699]

I love Estonia. The people are so nice, they all speak english and the culture is awsome. I visit Tallinn and I felt like home. I could stay there forever.

[@uwuowo7718]

I prefer when youtubers pause during reaction videos. If they don’t then all we see is them smiling and laughing. You don’t steal content from others but add onto it with either your knowledge or your perspective. This is the content I subscribed for.

[@jakubv.5017]

For the love of god please react to the breakup of Yugoslavia

[@Pajdas610]

He probably doesn't care about our region. Leave the poor Estonian alone.

[@jakubv.5017]

@@Pajdas610 He should give it a listen. Its really interesting

[@oceanphantom7477]

Yeah i'm albanian and i have to admit that is so interesting

[@suwinkhamchaiwong8382]

The Vikings didn't discover Australia, John Cook did!

[@michaelbargo5197]

i hope that this will be at the top of the comment section

[@asthreo1]

That shirt looks amazin! Can't wait for Christmas for the money to buy it!

[@LucefieD]

it's cool but you should probably google the Estonian Legion before you buy one.

[@frederickthegreat2631]

You should watch the seminal tragedy by extra credits. It’s all on the weeks before WW1 and how it all went to hell.

[@mattblack5982]

I have been following Oversimplified for a long time and every time I see Mr Rehi upload a video I come straight over here to watch them 🤣 it's better with his commentary imo 🙏🏼

[@paulbriggs3072]

According to many websites there WAS a bucket involved. The bucket was an oak bucket that was filled with valuable loot taken from the Modenese. According to War History Online, In September 1325, when Mantuan troops captured the Bolognese fort at Monteveglio, located a mere 12 miles west of Bologna, the fort had been betrayed not by pro-Ghibellines, but by malcontents. Taking advantage of the chaos and confusion, some Modenese soldiers snuck into Bologna. There in the town’s center was the main well next to the San Felice gate. Beside it rested a bucket filled with Modenese loot. Unable to resist, the soldiers stole the bucket and its contents, then proudly displayed it beside Modena’s main well. Furious, Bologna demanded the return of the bucket and its loot. As far as they were concerned, they had stolen it fair and square. The Modenese refused, of course, so Bologna declared war. Everything that had taken place up to that point was mere child’s play. The Modenese had an initial victory it seems, but the war actaully coninued all the way to 1529 when Charles I of Spain invaded Italy, Apparently the story must be true since after the war, the oaken bucket was proudly displayed in Modena and kept in the Torre della Ghirlandina as a memorial of the city’s victory. The one today is just a replica, however. If you want to see the original, go to the Palazzo Communale. Doesn't seem made up to me.

[@infinitethenextkazekage392]

Arthur: oooh it’s hot Me: well yeah there is steam coming from your damn desk

[@bigmonkey8750]

You should react to The most known /feared soldiers from each fighting country by The Front

[@aewhatever]

History oversimplified is one of my favorite channels. They make it very family-friendly

[@themanwiththegoldengooch9811]

4:56 in the beginning of Christianity the pope was only the bishop of Rome and didn't have the power that the modern pope had until much later so they were often persecuted by the Romans just like any other Christian living during the time.

[@Karen-pk3uv]

12:11 I needed to pause and congratulate you before I forgot. I can NEVER remember the Prime Minister's name. So I am legitimately in awe you were able to remember it 😎

[@madisonlink7141]

@25:00: "Why do the ancient medieval Europeans always fall to the same tricks over and over?" My answer: European history makes a lot more sense when you understand that the only safe drinks were alcoholic, and everyone was constantly drunk.

[@snugglecity3500]

Artur: I have a flag on my shirt? Me: You have a shirt on?

[@Cherol01]

I'm from Bologna and I confirm that the bucket is real. Modena can have our bucket, but we have the original recept of "tortellini", muhahahaha!

[@d.a.msheartbreakhotel3637]

Shaka Zulu actually being the greatest military strategist to come out of Africa came up with a horned formation that helped flank and keep them from being flanked and more people need to learn more about him

[@daniellefarha8649]

React to How To Be Finnish by Sebster. Love from Father Finland 🇫🇮❤️🇪🇪 Great video btw👍👍

[@sallycaster5298]

Me: (clicks on video) Me: wtf that was weird

[@creepyslothomegagaming327]

WWAIT Artur Rehi went to kindergarten at 7!!! I went to school at 4.

[@arturrehi]

I went to school at 7 i think

[@lamuertebo3]

Artur teaches better than a regular history teacher

[@Skerdy]

The Ideas here were a justification, Artur... The pope and the emperor were fighting for power and the Italian city states allies themselves with one or the other based on their on interest, so for power in the end.

[@csipawpaw7921]

One story I heard was that, when the Modena army approached, a rich merchant hid his money in the well in a bucket. But a Modena soldier found the bucket and reluctantly surrendered it to his leader. They took the gold back to Modena in the bucket and then put the bucket on display as a trophy.

[@cgt3704]

The video was premiered as a livestream and i wad in it. Good for me.

[@Volnas97]

OS: This is a bucket. Me: Dear god. OS: There's more. Me: No! OS: It all started in the Roman Empire.

[@ericlanglois9194]

The title of "Pope" comes from the Greeks and means "Father" it was a title used by early Christianity to refer to all Bishops and senior clergymen. It wasn't until the 11th century that it officially became the official and unique title of the Bishop of Rome. (I imagine this was as a result of the Schism that saw the birth of Catholicism)

[@rimanori3971]

Hhhh tere Artur ☺️ i like how you laugh keep laugh 😉 always, thanks for video ,i'm just now watch your videos this and the video about "5 things you must know it befor you come to Estonia" .. well i remember your advices when i will coming 🤩 ,sory i'm from Algeria 🇩🇿❤ i hope i'm the first algerien fan 😁 ,hope the best for you and god blessed your Greaaaat country 🇪🇪❤

[@rimanori3971]

Let me comment about this war, well this things is happen in the history , almost the separations between countries,peoples,families and religions about a strange,petty and simple reason and in the finaly that make huge war for years , like the reason of the war beginng of my country 🇩🇿 with france 🇨🇵 ,the name of war is : " the fly whisk incident ! " ,you can read about it in wikipedia ,yes it happen like that 🙄😅

[@rimanori3971]

@arturrehi kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2ScoIBpgq-fm7s ... see this video talk about war that i told you last comment 😊 enjoy

[@g0d3mp3r0r]

6:30 Vikings didn't exist yet and when they did they did pierce the lands that Charlemagne once held. That's how Normandy came to be

[@peasant8246]

17:10 Arthur, I dont think you understand power. The wars are never fought about what simple people want, but what the small group in power wants, which is usually: more power. Joining the whole Pope vs Emperor thing was just the pretense, a cause to rally the people behind. Most of the times, which side they chose to side with was about which one would give them the easiest way to accomplish their goals.

[@CertifiedSunset]

Love that you are so patriotic for your country, love from the United States!

[@2wodrqwoa]

Did any body else here watch the premiere of the video

[@AlbertScoot]

It's more direct than that. Basically what you had were two rulers, the Pope and the Emperor. People fought each other over who was really in charge, the minor petty reasons didn't really have much importance inciting warfare.

[@ratmoko1]

In early Christianity the pope was just the bishop of Rome, with no more power over all of Christendom than any other bishop. The power of the position grew over time. So yes there were popes to be persecuted but, it wasn't the same "all powerful" position as it would come to be later.

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

We almost went back to war over a tree. It’s called Operation Paul Bunyan

[@aidanchan6005]

Video : popes throw naked party’s in churches Me : ew gross...

[@GlitteringFishscale]

You just repeated what was in the video with the most obvious comment everyone had.

[@phredphlintstone6455]

I mean, I guess that at least the single male demographic of the church would see an increase

[@KaiserRomanIV]

4:55 The Apostle Peter was the first Pope.

[@tfoosie123]

I was thinking about taking a vacation in europe and was thinking over visiting Estonia when I'm over there any suggestions on what I should see when I go

[@timucinharkonnen2699]

6:18 Yeah but nothern Germans were kind of vikings themselfs. They pretty much worshiped the same gods before christianity were forced on them.

[@b4spubg22]

Artur is my best you tuber of reaction

[@adamhoffensetz8001]

Thank you Artur, very cool!

[@Dryltd]

You attack the front until the flanks are weak enough for flank attacks to work. The last attacks always get recorded.

[@jk5067]

Officially the first pope was Saint Peter who Jesus left in charge when he ascended

[@lukedetering4490]

14:50 Interesting question. Its kind of like how various protestants and Catholics worship the same god but have differenting views on how to worship him and different interpretations on the bible. I grew up with a Presbyterian church and when I came to college I go to a Baptist church. While they are somewhat different, the main focus of God and Jesus is still there, and therefore could call it one religion, christianity.

[@shuhratkessikbayev8886]

Hey Artur as interesting as the video is what song is that in the background that you're using? It sounds awfully familiar.

[@literallynoone5078]

This is a video I didn’t know I wanted and it happened yay

[@Tekdruid]

23:05 [angry noises from millions of Finnish people who will stand in a queue for hours just to get a free bucket]

[@fajtik]

christian here, not offended at all ... no reason to be also, that is one heck of a bucket 26:17

[@alperpalaa]

Greetings from Turkey buddy 🇹🇷🇪🇪

[@fighterck6241]

14:50 Read about synchretism which was one of the main methods Catholism used from the beginning in Greek and Roman societies to this very day in Africa and Latin America to incorporate itself to various local beliefs and traditions. Even the concept of sainthood was part of this. Your point is a valid one.

[@mr.pinstripe7171]

Thank you

[@Ian-dp5zy]

Personally as a devout Christian who has read the Bible cover to cover, there really isn’t any Biblical reason/command to have a pope. Many times Catholicism has taken the Bible and basically thrown it out of the window. This is especially true when it comes to the issue of salvation. The Bible says that it is by faith that we are saved. You don’t have to do anything. But in Catholicism salvation is mainly about works. Matain Luthier realized this and helped push forward what the Bible actually says.

[@aidanchan6005]

Now he makes his makes his face more known...

[@firstnamelastname1042]

I can smell that tea from here

[@lolnou2225]

2020 be like -Plague in central Asia -Wipe out half of central Europe -In a few decades

[@melaniejb1]

Ya totally, my thoughts exactly!!I

[@Yassified3425]

The bucket happened in real life. It's said it was full of gold.

[@pudgeboyardee32]

The Pope, or pontifex maximus, was originally an elected religious position within the roman religion/state. State and religion were tied together in rome, the senate was actually a temple as was the treasury. At some point a Christian was elected and it eventually became a christian tradition and position. That last part is hard to find history videos about, but the youtube channel Historia Civilis has great videos about roman political and religious organizations and those do cover the earliest workings of the pontifex maximus. One famous pontifex maximus was julius caesar, and it was part of being "pope" then to manually correct the calendar every year. Caesar famously developed the julian calendar with leap years every four years. 1000 or so years later a christian Pope, Gregory, refined that calendar into the gregorian calendar. A calendar that was pretty much fine for use for some time yet but high tech time measuring devices made it obsolete somewhat early in it's intended usage lifespan.

[@enalche2]

4:55 yeah, the first Pope was P Saint eter who was elected by Jesus, so there have been Popes since around the first century

[@joffreybaratheon4904]

The USA is now splitting into factions that is similar to the Bucket War Democrats Republicans Baratheon Maximoff

[@matthewcasey9821]

The other theory not mentioned is that the bucket was actually filled with the loot from the Bolognese raiding

[@Nicholas_Schaeffer]

The pope then during Roman times was called the patriarch of Rome or simply the archbishop of Rome. The other bishops and patriarchs elect them as Pope, this still occurs in Orthodox Christianity with the patriarchs. The first essences of Roman or papal supremacy was when Pope Leo (patriarch of Rome and future saint) was on the patriarchs throne, the other patriarchs met in the council of Chalcedon and the Pope or bishop of Rome merely sent a representative saying “Rome has spoken, no council was needed” over time this caused more and more papal supremacy to sprout since there were no patriarchs in the western part of the empire to stop him. The final breaking point was 1054 when Orthodox and Catholic Churches split. But here is the list of the first patriarchs Apostle Mark the Evangelist-Alexandrias Apostle Peter-Antioch Apostle Andrew-Constantinople Apostle James the Just-Jerusalem Apostle Peter (Also Saint Paul)-Rome

[@abandonedchannel72929]

The bucket didn’t say it back, This enraged his father, who punished him severely

[@aleksandarristic889]

The thing with the viking raids was they prefered england because it was easier and it had more rivers the vikings could use for transportation. They did try to raid Paris and failed but they git to settle normandy to protect the french from other vikings

[@senorsiro3748]

There were bishops of Rome from near the start of Christianity. Their assertions of _supremacy_ and _infallibility_ instead of just primacy were a much later innovation.

[@davidressia8848]

Haven't watched this channel for a while

[@andrewindschuttel235]

Oh it is hot Australia: is it burning hot

[@XsPugith]

LOved the Video!

[@issstari954]

as for medieval tactics sending Calvary in the back yes it does happen often but diverting forces to cover all flanks weakens your center where most of the fighting happens also infantry arent that maneuverable and it takes time to change formations

[@sivertflttum8209]

the vikings did actually sack paris in year 885, after charlemgne's death.

[@nap101ytwannabe2]

I’m catholic and it’s not getting better, it’s getting worse

[@Ian-dp5zy]

All you have to do is believe in what the Bible actually says and you’re set. It doesn’t matter if you’re a catholic or not. If you believe Jesus is lord than you’re a Christian nothing else to it.

[@Ian-dp5zy]

@@renjurichard yeah

[@jakovyk]

Oh Rehi, if the world was that simple, to form an alliance and get along. In the Yugoslavia we speak basically same language, have almost same cultures, but war, fuc*ing war. Tears people apart and is most often used. Diplomacy is often forgotten, no matter people, culture ir needs.

[@johnmorales6281]

Going to watch this once I get home