Nahanni: Valley of the Headless Men

[@carlosvargas-marti2584]

Who else is here because of MrBallen and the strange, dark, and mysterious delivered in story format !!!

[@Chuggnuts]

It's not often Mr Ballens stories are new to me, but this one was... And it's a good one, so I need more lol

[@jimmyjamesbailey2043]

Hell yeah

[@shay2218]

@@Chuggnuts Same, and I am excited to geek out about it. 💜☺️

[@Dtris_]

ya got me

[@harrietyounger6118]

Guilty

[@JP-uf4rr]

Let me be the first to say Mr.Ballen sent me here 👍🏾

[@VengeanceCat]

Same, amazing podcasts here ✌️ Edit: i mean on the talking till dawn chanel🤭

[@1godlessmonkey]

Me too!

[@JuanRios-kh8sq]

Came from a Ballen video too.

[@jessicasims1799]

Me too! I just finished Mr. Ballen video and it gave me chills so I landed here looking for more.

[@deltadesign5697]

Let me be the 6th to say the same!

[@ShelbiMc]

Not sure how I've lived in Canada my whole life and never heard about this place or it's legends until Mr Ballen!!?

[@Mlock76]

I'm Canadian and never heard this story either

[@TJXD]

Goes to show you creepy and ominous things exist in our own backyards I can relate saying I've never heard about skin Walker ranch and then finding out about it I just wanna go check it out xD

[@zeldaadlez3377]

Hey bro do you how to get to Bell's canyon?

[@christianbressette8879]

I'm Canadian I live in Ontario and I've never heard of this story before

[@shreyanshdutt]

Coz ppl who went there, never came back to tell you.

[@emileburnouf8131]

As a aboriginal from Northern Canada, these stories are very personal, thanks for this podcast, definitely aided my research and fueled my interest. I'm planning a canoe trip to this mysterious place very soon, wish me luck!

[@nicholedawn7481]

Did you go yet? If so, how did it go? If you didn't go yet then good luck to you!! Stay safe 💜💜

[@the_other_seto_kaiba]

Each passing month of his no response... he must have died or became another headless victim by the abusive Sasquatch Tribes there.

[@megazega5017]

@@the_other_seto_kaiba yeah mos def headless by now

[@jpmcpinning4255]

Please touch base back here lol otherwise Nahanni will have another story :) Seriously though would love to hear what it was like .. I would like to go there someday too!!

[@goldmemberr]

I’m actually really really interested in going too. My Mom was born in Yellowknife so when I heard this story I was so intrigued. I have recently been buying prospecting equipment too coincidentally. Just for something to do when I move to BC. Anyhow, I really really want to go through this land because yes there are these scary stories and plenty of unfortunate situations, there were still plenty that were part of party’s that survived. I would go with 10 people minimum. I also know how to canoe.

[@Sky2theRim]

Mr ballen just did a video on this, A movie like The original "Blair witch" movie set in this place would be great. a proper scary film with no jump scares and realistic grainy found footage

[@AbigailNicolee]

mr ballen is who brought me to this video lol. Love his channel. His story made me super interested to learn more.

[@ellielou52]

I would watch found footage on this place. Or just a well done story in the style of, like, the witch (the vitch lol) where the isolation of the location and the struggle to survive is part of the atmosphere and sense of dread that sets the scene for the paranormal part. No jump scares, kind of slow rising dread, that follows one of the stories, the original one from the Mr Ballen video, the two bros and their friend, would be my choice, although you could take artistic liberties and combine parts of different stories to tell a general story about the headless Valley.

[@kadeelacayo4806]

Blair witch project was a good idea but an awful movie

[@dannyd1605]

Mel and Ethel Ross in 1958 traveled the Nahanni national park and they came back with their heads attached. People gotta prepare before venturing out to the wilderness!

[@AverageAmerican]

Take Jesus if you enjoy your head!

[@Thedesertguy75]

How crazy that such a hidden, mysterious place, can remain so unknown to the masses. The elusive nahha tribe that just disappeared. The white queen seen walking on all fours, the other miners who were decapitated and their cabins burned. It seems like something, or someone do not want trespassers in that valley. I think they were saying it's still largely unexplored to this day....it was mentioned there are caves high in the cliffs along the river, who knows what's going on. There are tales of unusually large animals there. Needs to be droned with thermal cameras. If you ever listen to some native folks, they'll say it's a sinister place, a haunting stillness there. If they don't want to live there, I sure as hell wouldn't either.

[@bullstag47]

I’m fascinated with these stories. Just heard about them as I’m from the states.

[@mangochip9646]

you should totally look up mr ballen on youtube he just did a video about this and its truly fascinating kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXeVl5Roo75jpdE

[@rickross9999]

As a Canadian, I can honestly say no doubt about it eh!

[@mangochip9646]

@@rickross9999 Haha thanks for the comment it made my day

[@SkySailor75]

The animals in the ice caves usually just fall in and then can't get back out, and die from starvation or the cold. It's like these certain caves are perfectly designed natural pit traps. Some have thousands of years worth of animal bones in them, which have collected over time.

[@ghastlytales]

I think this is probably spot on!

[@swavyloke9154]

The tribes were spot

[@tonybass4788]

There is a movie about Albert Johnson. It's called "Death Hunt" with Charles Bronsan and Lee Marvin.

[@adammorgan6229]

Great channel! My little contribution: it's sort of a staple of anthropology that all settled peoples fear nomads. When any people settle-down and become agricultural and start specializing, they're in the short-term vulnerable to raids by nomads who are generally all still hunters and fighters and more martially proficient. Takes awhile for the benefits of increased food production and being stationary to kick-in - advanced military organization and technology, etc. And the short-term isn't always so short: steppe peoples like the Mongols were intermittently wreaking havoc for China up until the gun came into widespread use. I think the fear lies dormant in more or less all settled peoples.

[@JuanRios-kh8sq]

Even to this day we have fear of itinerant, vagabond, hitch hiker, drifters. Heavily associated with serial killers and rapists etc.

[@AverageAmerican]

@@JuanRios-kh8sq Except, I've studied serial killers for decades and there have only been a few homeless ones. 99% of transients are probably harmless and just down on their luck, have gambling, drug addiction, mental breakdown, or are escaping an abusive situation...

[@christinespaulding8332]

Don’t know why it took so long for this to show on KZbin for me but it’s the most interesting thing I’ve watched in a long time Thanks guys

[@michaelbruce8198]

This was fantastic 👏, thank you for making this. I think I found a new favorite channel 😍

[@ghastlytales]

Thanks, Michael. We also have the Talking till Dawn channel where you'll find many more episodes of the show, as well as on your podcast app of choice. Cheers! ~ Mike

[@scottcantdance804]

At around 8 minutes in when you're talking about a relation between the groups in and around the Nahanni valley, stretching down to the American Southwest, look up the Athabaskan Language family and a map of its distribution. You can see it covers Western Canada, along with large pockets in the American Southwest.

[@bradencharley8125]

It’s interesting the similarities between the northern Athabaskan (Dënë) (Dehé) and the southern Athabaskans (Diné) (Ndéé). The scary stories are the same as well. From dark figures, Harry figures, and headless victims in the snowy mountainous 🏔 north to headless victims storylines in the Southwest desert 🌵 mountains ⛰. Interesting.

[@909rasa]

I loved this one. Folklore, especially the North American, always fascinated me. And you put it all so well and dive deep, not just brush the surface like so many people. It's great! And I will be absolutely waiting for the wendigo one :D

[@kadeelacayo4806]

This isn’t folklore lol

[@JuanRios-kh8sq]

For reference, Nahanni National Park is a 22 hour drive from "Rat River" area. Now there's a massive detour going around some rugged topography I assume, but traveling the area of foot doesn't seem likely. For reference, 24 hours is driving From New York city to Tampa Florida.

[@scottcantdance804]

According to what I've read, the only practical way of getting there is by float plane or helicopter, so access is obviously extremely limited. People can hike in, and do occasionally, but those people are typically very dedicated hikers with a lot of time they can spend getting their own foot. Like the people who hike the entire Appalachian trail.

[@tjd2326]

Id love to take a trip up that river. With a bunch of my buddies very heavily armed of course

[@ghastlytales]

I'm not sure that would be enough...

[@Sky2theRim]

If i saw a sniff of something weird while i was there i'd burn the whole forest down!

[@kadeelacayo4806]

Lol guns aren’t going to change anything that isn’t “human” or no longer alive. This is spiritual.

[@TUSK1157]

I don't care what is out there or where it's origin is. I wouldn't go there without being heavily armed. I'd look like special forces with larger caliber weapons. Lol

[@bishop5362]

Wanted to say good job. I stumbled upon you guys and started with the black eyed kids episode. What i enjoyed most was that at the end of the episode, you broke everything down to what it may be and why but in a scientific and not paranormal aspect, i really respected that. I look forward to listing to more of you episodes here on KZbin while i work at night. I work a 10 hour shift from sun down to sun up so this is perfect. Keep up the work guys.

[@bishop5362]

Was curious about what your working on next, if you have any inclination of doing an episode on the missing 411 stuff? It would be extremely satisfying to hear you guys break down some of the missing people cases in a scientific perspective and not instantly jumping to aliens and Bigfoot, granted there are a few cases that do leave you scratching your head, a good many of them could be explained logically. I would just enjoy someone looking at it logically and not making woo-woo assumptions.

[@ghastlytales]

@@bishop5362 Hi John! Oh yeah, the missing 411 stuff is definitely on our radar. Big topic, though! It would probably need to be tackled piecemeal or in a multi-part series like the episodes we did on the Loch Ness monster. Mike's mentioned doing it once or twice before, so I'm sure we'll get to it sooner or later. Glad you're enjoying the episodes and we can help keep you entertained on a long night shift! I'm researching the next topic as we speak. Not to give too much away, but it's a celebrated mystery with its roots in Victorian London. And it's not Jack the Ripper... Stay safe, -Martin

[@bishop5362]

@@ghastlytales well keep up the fantastic work guys. I really do enjoy all the hard work you guys putting into it. On a side note it's nice to hear the Celtic side of the world finally tackle some of this stuff, from a Scottish/ Irish American it to some true Scots keep up the work guy's.

[@TUSK1157]

The one thing that I found most fascinating about the Nahani Valley is the hot springs. They mentioned the geysers but that's not the main source of the geothermal heat in that section of the region. There are some videos out that show the area around the springs that go into detail about the plant life. There's plants that grow there that only grow in warm climates. A place like that is somewhere that I dream of falling of the grid in. I don't know if I misunderstood the part about the Vikings but there is evidence of Vikings in Minnesota and Welsh having gone up the Mississippi River as far north as Missouri and Iowa.

[@ThePopeslayer]

Just found about this podcast. Loving it!! Greets from Brazil, boys

[@ghastlytales]

Hello Brazil! Thanks for listening! 😁

[@brandiabele5776]

The connection between Nahanni people and Navajo people you refer to may be the connection between the tribes of the Dene Athapaskan people in the area, who have a language family “Athapaskan” that includes all the Mackenzie river peoples, down to the Northern BC, over to Yellowknife, south to fort McMurray Alberta and Northern Saskatchewan and Manitoba, and with odd pockets like along the BC coast and the Navajo- look it up, many peoples belong to this group. It’s fascinating- the Sahtu, Deh Cho, Dene, Navajo all are relatives back in the mists of time

[@duaneoldfield]

Worth a listen for sure. The accents make it better for me being from Texas

[@Thekoryosmenstribepodcast]

Correction: I wrote this before the part where you talked about the norse/vikings........Freaking awesome!!!! Just a stretch.........But I have done alot of researching about the vikings/norse people. There is word that they traveled through these areas back around 1,000 ad. Just throwing it out there, but what would be the chances of descendants of the norse still living there, untouched by society, they see those lands as their's, so they see these people as trespassers. I say that because, the norse beheaded people, and also burned their houses down for violating rules. If you go back they say Leif Eriksson, may have left some members of his crew in Canada, because they found natives who had blue eyes later, and some have survived today too. Also there are stories of "Pale Natives" all across Canada. Just a thought.......What if they ventured into the terroritories and claimed it as their's.

[@TheWarriorAnna]

Great podcast guys!

[@playdoh2143]

When someone dies in a sleeping bag leaving the head exposed to the elements will cause it to decompose at a faster rate than the rest of the body. Depending on how long the body has been there the head could have possibly been removed by an animal but there would likely be evidence of animal activity on and around the body and sleeping bag. So unless there is more information on the body found in the sleeping bag, including his cause of death, we couldnt definitively say one way or another what happened to the head. That's not to say that there wasnt something more sinister lurking the area and attacking ppl.

[@heatherburrell]

Wow the pandemic feels So long ago now! Not gone, not forgotten, but lurking in the background. I'm really looking forward to this story, even if I'm a little late.

[@nepotiums]

Just discovered your channel. The contents are A class. And I'm fascinated by this place and its mysteries.

[@loneoaksurvival]

Loved this great job guys.

[@FIONA21ful]

Hey lads its Fiona your long time admirer from Dublin 😘 ...although I'm actually on lockdown in Portsmouth UK and was very glad to just see this chatty video with ye both my fellow celtic storytellers. Nahanni sounds a very mysterious and intriguing region, and its usually the case that theres something to hide when such stories are put about over a long time. The abundant natural gold reserves are likely to be true somewhere in there. Mind yourselves lads , goodnight to ye both as its midnight now as I'm listening. 💚

[@ghastlytales]

Night, Fiona! Glad you enjoyed the podcast. Hope you're keeping well and have a safe, healthy, and not-too-boring lockdown, and can get your feet back on guid auld celtic ground soon! 😁

[@FIONA21ful]

@Pistol Pete Oooh I would like very much to have a ramble in Nahanni with you Pete! Nothing better than having a local who knows tbe place take you to visit it. I would love to hear some stories you have heard about Nahanni. Greetings from across the Atlantic..💚

[@rickmcmurtry8312]

New to your channel from Las Vegas NV.

[@davidbrown4097]

There is a direct gene link between the Navajo and the Inuit people. They are more than 4000km apart. The Naha people being their progenitors make sense

[@kristinacable]

Always a pleasure to hear from you guys!

[@ghastlytales]

Cheers Kristina!

[@TinFoilCat90]

I love your banter and interesting stories that I've not heard in other like podcasts! Thanks

[@ghastlytales]

Thanks zombicakes! Glad you enjoy them! 😁👍

[@roamnomo6333]

"Maybe the brothers got in a fight". Now that's how only an Irishman would see it!

[@yourinnerlawyer4035]

😂😂😂

[@LusciousTwinkle]

Decapitation = HUMAN .... Arson = HUMAN....The whole darn thing = HUMAN...

[@f50koenigg]

where did you get your thumbnail?

[@grayghostoutdoors1380]

Found you boys this morning. Instant sub. I could listen to y'all read the phone book...haha But great content as well! Good work guys

[@davidcazon7506]

South Slavey spoken by the tribes there and Navajo are in the same language group the Na-Dene language group use to be known as the athabaskan language group.

[@giannispagnolo2547]

What a nice place! Now I know where to go for my summer holidays.

[@ghastlytales]

Hah, yeah! It might be the lockdown making my brain soft but I would, no word of a lie, LOVE to go there.

[@gilromero1340]

Deal me inn! Iam hooked 😳

[@cavemanbricklayer4008]

What about mountain giants? From what research I've done on mountain giants they pop off heads on ppl

[@timmynormand8082]

If there are mountain giants that's where they will be

[@StennMathis]

Sasquatch Chronicles podcast has an entire episode on Mountain Giants. I think there is far more to the worlds vast wilderness than we'd like to think...Much more to this World. Hammerson Peteres nahhani Podcast highlights fat more weirdness in the Nahanni region

[@nathalierosie91]

Thought this would have had more likes :D very interesting

[@FaltFerngoth]

This one was brilliant, and not because I was hungry for an episode. It was well researched and presented.You two play off one another perfectly. If my brother and I did something like this it would end in arguments and name-calling. For the the geyser thingy...for all my life I have pronounced geyser as guy zer and the old-timer term geezer ge zer or in millennial speak... boomer. As for people living underground, my aunt and uncle had an underground home in the Colorado plains for the same easy maintenance of a comfortable tempurature. And finally, I am willing to change my pseudonym to something easier to pronounce like Faltfignewton. Thanks again!

[@mblehar]

Great stuff, guys!

[@kadeelacayo4806]

The third man I believe was Robert or Richard - they found his body down River

[@Carlos-oo3ig]

Yea u got it right its robert. But they couldnt confirm

[@candyguy775]

I am half abo so the fact that awareness is being spread as i still have family who live 3 hours away😊

[@ellielou52]

A geiser (pronounced geezer) in the US is an old man lol a geyser (pronounced gizer) is what you're talking about.

[@SarahRaqs]

Apparently you can spell it geezer as well. If you look up "geiser" on google and Urban Dictionary there are a lot of interesting meanings for it as a slang word

[@crystaldaly5123]

He's alive idk if he went there or not but i looked him up on Facebook and he just recently posted on a picture so he isn't headless yet

[@righteousking1992]

Mr ballen brought me here!

[@noelbgood8845]

This is really good

[@87steevo]

Just found your page great podcast guys 👍👍👍

[@ghastlytales]

Cheers Steevo!

[@stephaniekaye8102]

I live in St. John's Newfoundland and Labrador... Pretty much right next to this place!

[@saffireskiez7671]

no its not

[@michaelmccurdy5599]

There is an Albert Johnson movie. Charlie Bronson, Lee Marvin, Ann Margret. Its Exelent.

[@ghastlytales]

Amazing! I just checked this out and I think I might have actually seen it when I was a kid! Thanks so much for pointing that out, it's funny how these stories have way more life in them than you first think. ~ Mike

[@michaelmccurdy5599]

@@ghastlytales So true. I have read some that Albert was possibly a WW1 vet, and that had given him the skills to fight and survive. And the PTSD to make him a possible killer.. I enjoy finding the underlying historical basis used in film. Your research into Albert was much better than Hollywood's. They made Albert a fugitive over an altercation involving Abert objecting to dog fighting. Albert forcing a fellow trapper to sell him his dog because he was abusing it. But the cabin stand off and the chase were scenes were great!! Thanks for the work you do. It's pretty cool too.

[@mrkipling2201]

Mr Ballen and Bedtime Stories brought me here!!

[@marshallgriffith2858]

If first nations people say never go their then if you dont listen nd you go their just know for sure bad things will happen to that person.

[@g392_cs_echo5]

Hammerson Peters brought me here.

[@huntertrap1860]

Most of the bodies weren’t found for months with little or no predation signs.

[@AmbuBadger]

Starts at 5:45

[@heatherm5405]

Headed down the Nahanni rabbit hole thanks to MrBallen

[@NUBULA-yt7wm]

I recently saw a movie that had Charles Bronson in it about this very story. It had a different take on it but it was really good. I recommend it.

[@beauzeller5097]

What's the movie called?

[@NUBULA-yt7wm]

@@beauzeller5097 Death Hunt

[@gabrielstephen1044]

Yes

[@Taxslave13345]

You should check out the missing 411 and the possible link to the Manchester canal deaths.

[@baneofleftnotmypotatoheadp7636]

Just because Irish accent rock and top notch story telling.

[@Shyrden1]

Oh my lord your accents are just…*sigh* ❤️‍🔥 and the subject matter can’t be topped!!!! Great job lads, please keep it up!!!!

[@ASzkrab]

I'm new here. Can someone tell me where is the story teller from? I like the accent❤

[@ghastlytales]

Thanks! A lot of people think we're Irish, but we're actually from Scotland. I'm the one telling the story in this episode. The accent is from a city called Glasgow. People would call it a Glaswegian accent. ~ Mike

[@UnluckyOctopus]

@@ghastlytales ❤️❤️❤️

[@infinitelady]

Boring

[@4thdoctor284]

Clearly the Kurgan was the culprit that took the Macleod brothers. Brad Steiger and Loren Coleman have both written books that suggested a rather brutal type of Bigfoot or Wendigos could be the cause of the deaths, With the mists and such sounds a bit like the Big Grey Man of Ben Macdhui which would be another interesting story,

[@darylbeck7273]

Please tell me that there’s a documentary out there about this, why would there not be this is crazy and we should see a lot more of this but this seems supernatural or sorts definitely, btw mr ballen is the man haha

[@scottcantdance804]

If you search on KZbin for Nahanni valley, the first result is the trailer for a documentary of an expedition there. I have no idea if the documentary is any good or not, or where the documentary can be viewed.

[@darylbeck7273]

@@scottcantdance804 the documentary didn’t go through because of funding and covid

[@BriggsDCory]

Ignored or didn't respond to police? Never talked? Sure sounds like this Albert Johnson was indeed deaf. And if he was deaf, the RMCP may have made a grave miscalculation in how they handled the initial contact and warrant.

[@jesse-ud9hy]

yep Mr.Ballin

[@brentonstaunton7827]

So the gold is still there ?

[@kellyviolette1419]

Native tribe keeping out visitors

[@UnluckyOctopus]

Agreed. Animals don’t burn down cabins or take just take heads. The taking of heads sounds like a tribal ritual. Tribes either also took the gold or the people finding the bodies took the gold and lied about it for what ever reason. The other odd thing is the animals found so deep in the caves. Animals that rely on eyesight wouldn’t go that deep into the caves on their own. They would only go as deep as they could see.

[@kadeelacayo4806]

Ancestral natives . This isn’t normal human living native tribes. The actual living tribes warned people of being there

[@christinespaulding8332]

I think the fact that they were decapitated makes it likely they were murdered whether or not other body parts were missing It’s an odd thing My thought is that in a way it’s a serial killer but not one that does it for fun but does it to keep other people away from what they consider they’re space That’s why the possible gap If no one was invading the space no need to kill

[@lts_Bubba]

America calls old people "geezers"

[@tjslegacy1]

Yup MrBallen!

[@skyreach669]

Holy fuckin shit this is the guy from the feather meme

[@neilclarke6441]

"We have found a fine prospect" Prospect as in prospecting gold perhaps?

[@nehalesbarchard5247]

I ❤️❤️ their accent

[@dawnmay6971]

I think mrballen sent everyone..lol

[@StennMathis]

Also there is that African tribe located and filmed pff the coast of India who want Precious little to do with us 'civilised men' and are known to throw spears at whoever comes close. For all these centuries is civilised types didn't even know they were there even the Indian government didn't know they were there and that island is not as inaccessible and wild as the nahanni valley. Still, awesome job guys!

[@Ihavetostartwipingbetter]

Uhh no, the British government and Indian government have known about North Sentinel Island and it's inhabitants since at least the early 1700's so I have no idea how you came to that false conclusion.

[@bobbali9825]

Me too!!!

[@darylbeck7273]

Alright folks watch the dyatlov pass incident because that is one weird case and people kept there mouth shut about it, files went missing about it there’s so much weird things that are weird in this world and we’re never really going to know

[@taylorbug9]

I thought they figured that one out and it wasn't supernatural or weird at all.

[@mehrandhakray9977]

Here bcuz of mrballen

[@andrewzapata9420]

It's amazing how many people are here because of mr ballen lmao

[@patrickdesterdick1219]

Damn Mr ballen sent your views ☝

[@sorpayking7588]

I honestly think what killed them was a beast but not bear like. Idk if you ever heard of the wendigo now some tribes believed you speak of them they hunt and kill you. They look very skinny and have white skin and long sharp fingers there usually in the forests but if can’t find food they’ll go somewhere else. Some people have caught them on camera. There very scary and they look human beast like. That could be what killed them.

[@andylipsco9783]

Mr ballen sent me

[@jasonnicholson175]

Ive been doing my own research on The Valley of The Headless. Its led me to 2 possible conclusions. 1 being the infamous Hellephant. An Elephant From Hell that squeezes the heads off of its victims with its trunk, crushes the skull and then snorts the skull dust. 2nd being the most possible. Its actually not Headless, but The Valley of The HeadLICE. It was wrongly interpreted by settlers. According to Historical Records left by THOFT The Great King Of AssMonkeys This Ancient Killer Headlice would attack unsuspecting sleepers eating their heads clean off. They would then take over functions of the body. Using the bodys like vehicles. Its why the mounties shot dude and took so long to kill him. They had to burn the cabin and the body so to kill any hidden larvae that hatch from Uranus! There u have it...The Truth!

[@faithismespeaks6848]

@Jason Nicholson, Sounds like the Ass Monkeys then gravitated to Washington DC where they have continued to hatch larvae, where they continue to use bodies like vehicles to this day. I think your theory is probably as good as any research done on the subject so far.

[@dahbryant7233]

I’m going

[@DernaldTrump]

One of these guys sounds just like Ravs from the Yogscast

[@tyronemalone4158]

Who is this mr ballen thats sent everyone here?

[@shreyanshdutt]

One of the naha ppl

[@TwoPartyIllusion]

I just abused Mr. Ballens like button, I'll do it here too!

[@anniemaymcneely2013]

We call old people geezers in America

[@6ny8]

Sean Connery was Egyptian.

[@tony484]

Me

[@ian._.956]

Ppl really can’t survive getting gold 🤣🤣 I could stay a whole week in that island

[@barn_ninny]

This comment has nothing to do with the video. It's about the obscene ad YT ran before the video started. I don't mean sexually obscene. I mean morally obscene. It's some god-awful thing about a Polish doctor's pre-WWII "biblical discovery" of a miraculous medicine that Hitler blah blah blah and if you'll just CLICK THIS BUTTON yada yada yada. Does Alphabet have no standards whatsoever about the ads it will accept? (Apologies for the interruption. Enjoyed the video.)

[@skoomadesu2553]

Scottish lads talking horror

[@kamakazi74ghost97]

Ballen

[@nazritevow6169]

If sinning is easy and being righteous is hard which do you think gives you the biggest reward

[@justinquintero7886]

I love your guys's accent the storyline is really cool the only thing is your little jokes that you make during the story kind of ruins the whole pulling of the story either not okay