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[@ethanvaneck2971]

That's a lot of pressure in the dude in Barcelona

[@karlacastillo6838]

They were prepared, the arrow actually didn't land inside just passed by, some people say that it was meant to be that way since there was gas prepared to be ignited, but if that was the case it shouldn't have ignited from below. Anyway it was a beautiful show and a beautiful execution. (Sorry if I made any mistakes, english is not my first language so it's difficult to express my self)

[@akjvoksn]

@@karlacastillo6838 oh no don't worry I understood you!

[@fernandocorredoiravazquez2827]

Antonio Rebollo is his name

[@chookvalve]

The arrow actually went past the cauldron into a flagged off area beyond the Estadi. It did not technically 'ignite' the flame but went perfectly through the intended cauldron's flame's vicinity which was synced up to make it look like an actual ignition source. Landing an arrow into the cauldron would prove to be too dangerous as spectators were straight below!

[@jmwoods190]

@@chookvalve Or maybe they meant to released gas from the cauldron, and enough to catch the flame on the arrow, but I'm not sure if it turned out to happen that way or what you've mentioned instead!

[@falp006]

I understand the reasons for not showing the images of Berlin 1936. However, it was precisely in these games that the tradition of bringing the Olympic flame from Olympia to the host city began, as well as the lighting of the cauldron within the opening ceremony.

[@Zodia195]

Not to mention it be a bit of a disservice to the good people who help and participated in those Olympics.

[@MoreAwsomeMetal]

I do not understand the reasons for not showing the 1936 images. This olympiad is the one that defined the modern olympic games and all the after war olympiads took the Berlin game as the reference for the game standart. Even Coubertin said it was the best olympiad he ever witnessed in his entire life. The only reason they're doing this is because of the increasing power of the dictatorship of political correctness, which want to "purify" history from all the stains that exists in regards of modern standpoints. 10 years ago, it would have shocked nobody to show the lighting of the Berlin cauldron, and the video would have shown it.

[@glenchapman3899]

The problem is there is no actual footage. The only film I have ever seen shows the runner heading up the stairs, then the footage cuts to an image of the Olympic flag. Then cuts to a shot of the cauldron already afire seen from the far end of the stadium. I think the reason for that is no one realised how symbolic to the Olympics that moment would go on to be.

[@danielfalkenstein4840]

@@glenchapman3899 then again they are showing footage from 1896 - 1932 where no cauldron was lit after all. They could have at least shown what they have.

[@nakanik8375]

@@MoreAwsomeMetal exactly i don't get it. history is history, by doing this then they should ban the union jack too since it was the symbol of western colonialism past and the genocide of natives of america and australia

[@heitor6920]

I have a special affection for Athens and Rio. Barcelona was impressive.

[@dimaolra]

Barcelona '92 the best one yet.

[@TheCMLion]

It truly is the most spectacular.

[@Yuhon100]

I have to agree, it is the best, that the archer aimed directly at the cauldron and shoot it directly. It is the highlight and the best lighting of the Olympic flame of the Summer Olympics.

[@sebbohnivlac]

IMO the only one that comes close is Sydney. It's still Barcelona, but I always thought Sydney did a nice job with it too.

[@noahbowie5985]

It was an incredibly risky way of lighting the cauldron.

[@TheCMLion]

@@noahbowie5985 That's what made it so amazing. If he missed, not only would the cauldron not be lit, but he could have killed someone!

[@caravaggio31]

Most unforgettable caldron lighting: Barcelona Most beautiful caldron: Rio Most emotional lighting: Atlanta.

[@Kernel15]

Most delicious lighting: Seoul 1988

[@caravaggio31]

@@Kernel15 Yes, doves cremated lol

[@meowal1192]

@@Kernel15 do you have to bring that up 😥🕊🕊

[@rt0935]

Nice try but no. Most unforgettable: Barcelona. Most beautiful: Barcelona. Most emotional: Barcelona.

[@marianothegreatphoenix7939]

most historic caldron: mexico

[@amnesia1212]

The best Olympic Cauldron Lighting I've ever seen by far is 1992 Barcelona. Impressive !

[@cneccc1a26]

I am Chinese and very pround of the 2008 game But NOTHING beats Barcelona.

[@DenisTriton]

The sporting spirit is dead. When the United States subjugated WADA and the IOC, the Olympic Games no more exist. Now it's looks like some Eurovision.

[@doctorsuave]

@@DenisTriton what a strange, bad take. The US is not in charge of the Olympics, and WADA is partially responsible for keeping the games from being contests of which country can get more steroids into their athletes. Your grammar, phrasing, and sentiments really make you seem like someone whose hurting that Russia got banned, even though that was a total farce and athletes absolutely still went their to represent a nation that deliberately and explicitly broke the rules in a massive way.

[@jjs7721]

London's was the best for me. The way each country was represented by a petal that formed part of the cauldron to signify what the Games are all about: unity and bringing people together.

[@CanoManuelGonzaga]

Barcelona was epic, but London was the best!

[@thecomorbiditycurator8018]

the cauldron represented unity, but people had to pay to see it. most cauldrons are visible from outside the arena so that citizens can enjoy it even if they can't afford to attend an event or don't have the time. I remember people in London complaining about the classist division regarding that torch. it was still beautiful though.

[@GeoAce777]

@@thecomorbiditycurator8018 Amen to that

[@maerythegreek9008]

Yet, they managed to make the flame faint and it a in Greece they had to organise a new ceremony of lighing the last minuete!

[@vgb9718]

Was a very nice concept and such a nice design I think one of the nicest cauldrons ever. But the lighting itself was nothing special imo.

[@Juh1983]

Rio 2016 is Magical

[@david-sb2mh]

N O

[@Juh1983]

@@david-sb2mh yessss is Magical !!! Amazing

[@david-sb2mh]

@@Juh1983 N O

[@Juh1983]

@@david-sb2mh Yessss !!! 👏🏻👏🏻

[@eduardovieira3389]

@@david-sb2mh YES!

[@andresland182]

The lightnings of Barcelona and Sydney were breathtaking. Moscow had a performace I like. Muhammed Ali was aswesome. Rio had a lovely cauldron, I really like it

[@DannyWHOficial]

03:44 Enriqueta Basilio made history by becoming THE FIRST WOMAN to light the Olympic Cauldron

[@juliussd5901]

And a proud Cachanilla :)

[@DramaKitchen101]

@@juliussd5901 sydney too

[@BrandonPalmaMx]

🇲🇽❤️

[@DannyWHOficial]

@@DramaKitchen101 But the first one was mexican, so sorry. 😂😬🇲🇽

[@marchingbest]

I’m proud of my country 🇲🇽

Today right now it would be the Opening Ceremony of the Games of the XXXII Olympiad in Tokyo and I would be watching on TV. But the Covid-19 interrupted this moment.

[@bluegold1026]

Sad indeed :( :(

[@joshyboy1983]

Let's just say Covid ROYALLY F***ED UP THE PLANET!

@@joshyboy1983 Yeah! Here in Brazil we say FRAUDEMIA in Portuguese because this disease does not pass of a fake pandemia with the main goal to control the humanity.

[@vkanthems6744]

@ He don't represent any of brazilian people, he is a stupid bolsonarist.

[@rohncruz3883]

But today it is 💚

[@andredudatt]

The Sun from Rio 2016 will keep on shining and giving us hope until the upcoming games next year 🇧🇷☀️🇯🇵.

[@blackbary1239]

Well this aged well .

[@hector5922]

Berlin 1936 should be included too. There has to be some footage of, at least, just the cauldron being lit, without any flags, salutes or whatever that can be considered inappropiate for this video. I at least have seen videos of the ceremony and there's parts where nothing but the cauldron is shown.

[@Nate-Dawg921]

I agree!

[@martinmatobua26]

Even if flags were included, nazism is part of history. A very sad part, but history all the same. Not including it in this video is downright stupid.

[@DimitrisSartzetakis]

@@martinmatobua26 This. If we don’t learn about the mistakes we have done as humanity in the past we can’t be sure they won’t be repeated in the future

[@vkanthems6744]

@@DimitrisSartzetakis We are already seeing neo-nazism getting stronger in Europe, exactly because Germany and Soviet Union wanted to erase the past

[@oriolpujolmartinez7268]

Why inappropiate? Still is history, whether we like it or not. I don't know... The brits raised an empire on blood. Should we vanish that from history too?

[@AntonioGonzalez-bv8ll]

Barcelona is the best I’ve seen. Elegant, spectacular, dramatic, beautiful. I remember watching it live, I welled up when the arrow hit the cauldron.

[@conticon4324]

I have two personal favorites: first Barcelona for its creativity, out of the box thinking, wow factor and message. It seems like it praises human capabilities (just like the Olympics do). I, also, like Athens 2004 for its simplicity and symbolism: it looks like the last torch in the torch relay and, moreover, it seems like the cauldron bows to the athlete.

[@kauztuv]

None as badass as Barcelona. I don't think anyone will beat that ever.

[@Arminmusicful]

What about Tokyo 2020

[@kauztuv]

@@Arminmusicful Nice to watch, but did not require any skill to do it. Barcelona one has the Archer putting his skill on display to the whole world.

[@Zveebo]

@@kauztuv The archer missed. It was lit separately. There was no skill involved.

[@luiz0antonio]

I'm Brazilian however Barcelona olimpic games it was amazing.

[@tosoja9714]

Barcelona 92 remains the best. I replayed that part over and over again. But Atlanta 96 was the most emotional for me

[@rahmandani7500]

Barcelona is my favorite 😍😍😍

[@TheCMLion]

That will forever be hard to top. I remember watching that in '92, and the announcer said that they were pumping out so much gas that he could have missed it by a fairly wide margin and he would still have lit the flame. He hit it dead on. Stunning.

[@user-wo5dv6gf1g]

@@TheCMLion chill guys...BIG DEAL, it was just a F_CKING arrow. Sydney, Athens, Lodnong, Rio and Beijing WERE THE BEST NO MATTER WHAT. A flaming arrow CANNOT BEAT THEM

[@shankhadipsett1674]

Every cauldron is beautiful, but by asthetic sence, by execution of beauty, by representation of thoughts, 2012 London's LOTUS CAULDRON and 2016 Rio's SUN CAULDRON are the JOINT GOLD MEDALIST.🥇🥇

[@KonstantinosTsagkalidis]

Athens 2004 and Barcelona 1992 the most emotional and unforgettable

[@evanroldan9566]

The Lighting of London 2012 holds a Special place in my heart

[@pedroc.3707]

Rio 2016, amazing🇧🇷⭐🇧🇷

[@giannistsaparis3065]

Thank you GREECE for all Olympic flames and spirit that keep us united during the Olympic Games.

[@nossyla16]

I love Olympic Games!! I can’t wait for Tokyo 2021.

[@livtube6145]

Finally some else who is calling Tokyo 2021 as every one is just calling it Tokyo 2020 but it is Tokyo 2021

[@yogadgsix]

Corona : hmmm... Maybe i must to participate too!

[@Yuhon100]

It should be happening at this moment, if the Olympics did not postpone it until next year. We would know who the person who light the Olympic flame into the cauldron will be. Wait until next year who is going to be.

[@OrdinaryAngel2023]

Tokyo 2020 Plus 1

[@Xirus5]

@lex mota Can't really blame them for wanting to stick to the 2020 logo. They put a lot of time and money into it.. like..ALOT

[@epbjunior6728]

The best: 1º Barcelona 1992 2º Athens 2004 3º Beijing 2008 4º Rio 2016

[@slayerhk47]

The water cauldron in Sydney 2000 is in my top 5. Such a cool lighting.

[@TrungNguyen-uf8cv]

Nah, I give a special place for London 2012, cauldron nowhere to be found. And the flaming petal raising up was no short of magical. Beijing? So much of Hollywood cable exploitation

[@pantherz9103]

Sydney 2000

[@sumitchaudhary6303]

Sydney

[@rangelluizdossantos6965]

Athens?

[@eduardolagares8083]

Most beautiful cauldron Rio 2016💚💛

[@julianoferreira9937]

Each had its merit. But Barcelona was a dream.

[@chrath9789]

all are beautiful in their own way, i appreciate the most how lightning the olympic cauldron has become almost a symbol of mankind

[@DavidBerto]

Barcelona's is the most impressive and Brazil's is the most beautiful!

[@euricardo159]

Eu estava no Maracanã 😍🔥

[@josecereja4156]

Eu Ricardo eu tb!Foi fantástico!

[@hectorjfvazquez3890]

I don´t see the 1936 Olympic Cauldron. Despite what happened, it is Olympic history. You should not deny that

[@rickcross4522]

It's denied for the obvious reasons and best kept hidden

[@CruzNervion]

@@rickcross4522 I don't agree. I know the reason for not showing images about Berlin 1936, but it's history. I think that we can't forget that. We need to know so won't do it again.

[@JanasZoro]

History can not be hided. Even if it is sad.

[@hockey1freak]

@@rickcross4522 to deny 1936 olympics existence would be to forget what Jesse Owens achieved under death threats both in Germany and even in his home country

[@TheMrPeteChannel]

Looks like the IOC is know pretending the 1936 never happened.

[@Leo-og8df]

BARCELONA ELEGANT WITHOUT SCORES PERFECT MUSIC, THEY CAN'T BEAT IT

[@christianesmith6622]

Rio is the most beautiful! 💖

[@bartoloirias6961]

What happened to Berlin 1936?

[@MoreAwsomeMetal]

Political Correctness is the new totalitarism of this world I guess...

[@miguepreza5870]

@@MoreAwsomeMetal you are rigth

[@juliussd5901]

Nazism

[@thexnecromancer]

Do this with the Winter Olympics so we can see Queen Yuna light the cauldron at Pyeongchang!

[@mariadelourdesmartinezgran5830]

Berlin 1936 is missing, I partly understand why, but it began a tradition and I think that despite all the events that occured during that time it deserves to be here, the games are to be enjoyed and to unify the whole world

[@badideabearcub2747]

Exactly, they started the tradition.

[@keymaker2112]

Agreed. It was a conspicuous absence in all honesty, and a cowardly one.

[@WTFuc4]

The Sun Rising in Rio was stunning

[@conorchristmas6844]

Sydney was the most visually beautiful lighting ever. Barcelona was the most nail biting and fun!

[@d.g.1594]

I like the 2008 lighting. I mean who else can say they got lifted 20 feet in the air and ran across the stadium to the cauldron. That was pretty spectacular.

[@duonghoangminh7634]

Most Amazing Lighting Underwater Cauldron: Sydney Most Beautiful Cauldron: Rio Most Creative: London Most Dangerous & Unforgetable: Beijing Most Unforgettable Cauldron Lighting: Barcelona!

[@itsmeazzy4488]

You forgot... Most Emotional: Atlanta

[@DanielSilva-rv2re]

Rio 2016 😍😍

[@engelleip9625]

I am so happy that my great grandfather attended the Olympic games of 1896 in Athens and i attended the Olympic Games of 2004 again in Athens

[@Indrakusuma_a]

My favorite in no particular order : LA 84, Barcelona 92, and Beijing 2008

[@Zoigun]

Sydney 2000 was the best hands down, but I still get chills watching the London 2012 one.

[@rhylpantaleon9022]

Idiot dont know how much pressure the barcelona is

[@TheJpeabellera]

@@Zoigun Yeah, Barcelona 92 is still best.

[@Zveebo]

@@TheJpeabellera Barcelona was fine. But faked - the archer missed (you can see the arrow flying past and over the cauldron). So no real skill involved.

[@varoonnone7159]

​@@Zveebo He lit the gas !

[@user-nf1fl1qg4w]

actually, today is the original opening day for Tokyo 2020.

[@colinafobe2152]

year later and we will not have proper Olympics opening ceremony :( can't believe Rio 2016 was the most recent Olympics. Seems it was ages ago

[@simulee]

@@colinafobe2152I guess you mean Summer Olympics, since there was Pyeongchang 2018

[@colinafobe2152]

@@simulee yeah, for me Summer Olympics are much more interesting so i often forget about WO

[@PLBOAPrashantBaghel]

Today

[@rohncruz3883]

Today

[@Cheeseboat20]

I needed this video. Thanks for making it. So many feels

[@brunoreis1096]

The one in Sydney 2000 was the most incredible and impressive, the fire being lit in the water, wow... and the one in Rio 2016 for being the most poetic and representative 👍

[@weltongomes3992]

Rio 2016 the best ever

[@tommyrex6648]

Definitely the most beautiful overall for sure!

[@fndooficial8794]

Rio 🇧🇷❣️

[@bluegold1026]

Awesome. Be sure to make another vid with the cauldron lightings from the Winter Olympics.

[@Asterathenaph]

Of all the Olympic torch history videos I’ve watched, this one has the best quality so far. I esp like the music and editing.

[@JoaoCarlos-ey5ht]

Rio 2016. The most beautiful cauldron.

[@siselomontolomeo1832]

No

[@TheKweenII_09]

@@siselomontolomeo1832 yes indeed

[@eduardovieira3389]

@@siselomontolomeo1832 yes!

[@ChoongieStudioONE]

It's actually London

[@fabreuz]

🔥Cauldron Rio 2016💚

[@CarlosAugustoSylva]

Rio 2016 marcante e memorável!

[@viniciusvieira3215]

Rio is my favorite 😍

[@bonifasiussagala3096]

Can't wait to "TOKYO 2020+1"

[@HarryHayfield]

May I seek permission to download this and then annotate it with the names of all those people who have been granted the honour of lighting the Olympic Flame at the Summer Games and then re-upload it on the day before the 2021 Games are held?

[@rechoflex]

So excited to see what Tokyo will show us next year

[@jabercn]

Barcelona's opening one of the best ever seen and Atlanta's most emotional ever.

[@WolfpacMaster]

wow time flew by and changed through the years

[@andrewsegalo]

The Sydney 2000 Olympic flame was my favorite. I mean the waterfall and cauldron together made it so cool and special! I also loved the 1992 flame, 2012 flame, and the 2008 flame. The 2016 flame cauldron by itself looked like a witches brew cauldron. So I didn't like it as much. I can't wait until a few weeks for the next Olympic torch flames in Tokyo. I still wonder what it will all look like! 😃

[@wiltoninaba9725]

Caldeirão de bruxas? É cada insano com opiniões esdrúxulas. Patético 😂

[@23kazel]

Best lighting the cauldron moment: Barcelona '92 Best Opening Ceremony: Beijing '08

[@charissab1542]

Barcelona was impressive and memorable. London 2012 for the fact that there were more athletes that lit it - the analogy of several logs burning brighter together

[@ukaszciepicha2511]

The archer in Barcelona hit the center of the candles and the arrow was not aimed at any lines or the like. If so, this is the masterpiece.

[@tathagataray9158]

Just finished watching Tokyo 2020 opening ceremony It was amazing But London 2012 was breathtaking

[@varoonnone7159]

For me 1) Barcelona 1992 2) Sydney 2000 3) Athens 2004 4) Seoul 1988 5) Montreal 1976

[@brenoleal741]

The cauldron of the Olympiad in Rio is the most beautiful cauldron made ever.

[@joannedixon-jackson7348]

The archer lighting the flame in Barcelona is still the best!

[@francisnguyen6349]

Love it Olympic Torch.

[@joancarlestomas]

Will the full replays continue?

[@willianguimaraes1151]

Mohamed Ali 1996 Foi Emocionante Demais😭

[@sfr0sty]

emocionei aqui vendo, e olha q eu nem sou da epoca

[@willianguimaraes1151]

@@sfr0sty eu tbm não pq eu sou de 99 mais

[@jeavon69]

I'm so happy to participate in this miracle we call life

[@congpoliung921]

Amazing sidney 2000

[@Mr.Paticles]

The Caldron Lighting Ceremony is one of the best fashion and architectural statement in the Olympics.

[@janetlima4337]

1:24 Wow, that synchronization was amazing

[@drojaz1]

1-Bacelona 1992 (polemic incluided) 2-Beijing 2008

[@franzatencia6430]

Who’s here before the Tokyo 2020 opening ceremony?

[@Heidi_Bradshaw]

Barcelona was brilliant! My emotional favourite was Ali lighting the cauldron in Atlanta. No one expected him at all!

[@sfr0sty]

ok i cryed when i saw ali with the torch opening the 96' games

[@fourthgirl]

1992 - The Champ lighting the torch. Wonderful.

[@snideasides]

What's the oldest opening ceremony you have in the archive? I've been loving the opening and closing ceremonies that have been uploaded but seeing the quality of the Munich footage (and seeing some of the other clips I'd never seen before, like Helsinki) makes me hopeful we might be able to get to see some of the 1960s and 1970s clips at some point. Even the Moscow and LA ceremonies in decent quality would be good.

[@LucienSabre]

The video should be titled *_Best_* _Olympic cauldron lighting_ as in many of the clips (especially the old b&w ones) the flame is not even shown. :)

[@victormatavercosa]

Don't know why they put the early games there, as there was no flame until 1928 and not even a relay before 1936.

[@LucienSabre]

Victor Mata Verçosa So, that’s why....but yeah, the 1890s-1930s games are totally different (in rules, included disciplines, athletic requirements, etc.) from today or in any case post-WWII ones. They should be put in a separate category of their own.

[@ShinnyTovs]

The the last one is the most stunning. But the barcelona is BADASS

[@andresland182]

Ok, not showing Berlin 1936 is quite sad and disrispectful. They were very eell organized and a legend was born there: Jesse Owens.

[@mariamblascosempere6361]

Es una pena que coincidiera el héroe atleta Jesse Owens con esa nefasta época olímpica 😢😮🔥

[@jamessadventures1380]

People oftrn miss that the 'petals' that made up the cauldron at London 2012 were gifts given to each competing nation. Watch the athletes parade and you'll see them carry them all in. The symbolism of them all coming together was incredible! After the games they were then returned to each nation too!

[@rangelluizdossantos6965]

Meh

[@Wellviajante]

Brazil, top one

[@JaredRaccoon]

My top 3 are 1. Barcelona 1992 2. Sydney 2000 (bias since I’m Australian) 3. Beijing 2008

[@user-wo5dv6gf1g]

I am Greek and I loved Sydney's FIRST, then - no matter what envious ones cannot get over the amazing Athens games - it was the descending and reascending cauldron of Athens (never mind that many here who saw and THEY KNOW it was amazing are too spiteful of Greece to want to give credit to the Athens cauldrong. I mean seriously..has the lockdown damaged people's brains and they are mentioning an arrow in Barcelona as though it was I don't know what?) Barcelona Seriously? Anyway - Then my third was Beijing, (many elements stolen from Athens there, like the levitating people), then Rio and London

[@jayatimukhopadhyay2172]

I love the London Olympics 2012❤️ It's beautiful 💞

[@31millionsociety80]

High discipline among athletes are observed during the early Olympics... It is clearly shown the way how they walk in the arena... All was military moves

[@kx4998]

A lot of them were from the army to begin with

[@alejandroferrer7237]

Los Angeles 84 and Barcelona 92 are my favorites

[@jaypeepardillo3938]

BERLIN🇩🇪 1936 is the best OLYMPIC flame of all time

[@nimira43]

I'm a Brit, I loved the London 2012 Olympic flame, but Barcelona 1992 was the best by far 🇪🇸🇬🇧

[@ArtsyMagic239]

I can't wait to see the flame lighting in Tokyo! But I don't think anyone can ever top Barcelona where they shot it with a literal flaming arrow! Although, Beijing comes really close! The Vancouver Winter and Rio cauldrons are also the best designed! So pretty!

[@italianovero9339]

RIO 2016 was the best, the most beautiful, the most creative with the most amazing visual effect of all. Congratulations Brazil 🇧🇷👏💚💛

[@PastPresented]

Congratulations Anthony Howe

[@UrLocalSergioalberto.207]

Juegos Olímpicos Cancelados Por La Guerra mundial Berlín 1916 Tokio 1940 Sapporo 1940 Londres 1944 Cortina D'Ampezzo 1944

[@erickesparza227]

Y tristemente Tokio 2020 aplazado un año mas. Espero ver estos Juegos Olímpicos el próximo año

[@blackswan.7005]

Best cauldron lightening was London 2012, it was revolutionary.

[@account366]

Not at all

[@auroraluciani1962]

please can you put subtitles in Italian in your videos? I don't know English well but I love this channel. like to make it read.

[@kappa633]

Beijing Olympics Lighting was the most spectacular i had seen in my lifetime.

[@Zveebo]

Was just a bit showy and totalitarian. None of the classiness of Barcelona, London or Brazil.