History Of The Entire World, I Guess [REACTION] | We Need This In School

[@butterflyjill6887]

"The school system failed us" he says not realizing that the place that is green is Iceland and the place that is ice is Greenland. Lol perfect

[@artsysabs]

I was gonna comment about it 🤣🤣

[@idolworship4206]

As was I 🤣

[@lb1984]

You beat me to it!

[@rashadhassan3732]

ATLA>Korra

[@richardcramer1604]

I don't think he was paying attention in school, the public school I attended taught that when Eric the Red discovered Greenland he purposely misnamed the frozen hell hole Greenland to lure more colonists.

[@taun856]

It took him 11 months to put this together... That is dedication!

[@dgsams]

This is actually the updated or more ver. He added ALOT more details, showed more animation and swears in this one..... The other is just as good, but for kids and focus's on more of just the "main" things..... So hes actually done much more. Also theres a Japan one.....

[@vSilverXXProduction]

@@dgsams Can you link me to the other one?

[@2phonebabykeem913]

This video is so dense with history, i love it!

[@SuperShayan4]

@@vSilverXXProduction just search bill wurtz

[@exceedcharge1]

That makes sense, it is the history of the entire world i guess

[@thebrokenmirror5343]

I dont think you realized how much of a troll "Greenland" and "Iceland" was. Greenland is actually the one covered in Ice, and Iceland is the one covered in Green.

[@prestigeworldwide5239]

I learned about this in the 5th grade but had no idea about the real Christopher Columbus until 2001. Our history books were mostly fiction it turns out. Thank you, internet.

[@christiangiles1847]

PrestigeWorldwide Christopher Columbus was painted as a hero by some famous author which I think was Longfellow. He did this to give hope to Italian immigrants that were coming to America. Make them believe that if Columbus could make something of his self then they could be too. Longfellow had good intentions but he should’ve found another Italian to paint as a hero.

[@Airchall]

A viking named Eric the Red was banished from Iceland for being a real prick and ended up in Greenland. When coming back to Iceland Eric the Red told everybody that "Greenland is a land of opportunities. It was a one of the greatest scams of viking history. The vikings called North America "Vineland", wild grapes.

[@thargor5023]

they don realize anything ..they r just to simple

[@citisoccer]

@@prestigeworldwide5239 check out 1491 and 1493, both by Charles Mann. I learned more about the history of North America in those than I did obtaining a US History minor in college. They are truth.

[@OutlawStar87]

Greenland and Iceland went straight over their heads

[@ssjwes]

How do they not know their names are misnomers. Nvm, I doubt they even know what the word means.

[@BigCT79]

The entire video went over their heads.

[@phoenixwing5133]

@@BigCT79 I feel like that's what happened to most people.

[@Liam-fs5fe]

Carl Thomas I mean you don’t really learn a lot from this video

[@phoenixwing5133]

@Irish South Sider lol me too. But some people don't like geography as much as us 😂

[@pixelhunter4364]

me: winked my eyes for less than a sec. bill wurtz: you just missed a century.

[@rochambeau7197]

fancy way to say blinked

[@Noob_-]

More like a millennia.

[@Dingledun]

Me: winks China: unified Me: winks again China: Broke apart Me: winks again China: Whole again China in nutshell

[@kanderion5685]

"Can we go on land?" *"N O."* "why?" *"BECAUSE THE S U N IS A DEADLY L A Z E R"*

[@stevenwinston7758]

😂

[@nerevarchthn6860]

There is a video where somebody changed every jingle to NO

[@ideeyes4054]

Fun fact: Humans were on their way making the Sun a deadly lazer again until scientists realized some chemicals were destroying the ozone layer and those chemicals were banned Worldwide. So, the ozone layer began recovering but recovery is has now slowed down because some factories in India, Africa, South America and mainly in China have started to dump that shit to the atmosphere again.

[@mrexists5400]

+Smart af we can make a religion out of this!

[@Allwillbewellnallwillbewelland]

eyes adendum- (in the sing voice) "then there was Obama! -'hey, let's pick up our shit, the house is dirty,' and everyone said 'okay'.... and then there was Trump."

[@lordreptilestormblade1749]

The Mayan calendar measured the current celestial cycle, it was misinterpreted as a doomsday calendar when all it did was tell us how long till the planets aligned again.

[@AwsomeEric100]

And next week it ill be something different.

[@dejanf8168]

The dude writing it died

[@dracenas6625]

@@AwsomeEric100 holy shit you predicted covid 19

[@dracenas6625]

@@AwsomeEric100 holy shit you predicted covid 19

[@wyattguilliams9472]

And its back again!! For a second shot at the end of the world Coming soon to a city near you on December 21st 2020

[@monarch-black]

I'm a anthropology major with history minor, so this was sort of 4 years of my life smashed into 20 minutes. I liked it, but can see how it would be overwhelming to someone with only general history exposure. Still, pretty great to see the recurring trends of cultures forming and breaking in such a compressed time. Let's you see the world is just more of the same.

[@johnfrancisdoe1563]

Monarch Black He also put a bunch of astrophysics in too.

[@thcu]

5:00 wife is like:"I am so sorry to whoever is watching this right now" lol

[@TheMatthewsFam]

Lol 😂

[@StevenFox80]

All I was thinking was: Yeah, I'm with ya!" ^^

[@Simplypallets]

"blocked by the cold front" GTFOH lol

[@thecpalumbo]

Lmaoooo

[@steve.T.]

Like when a kid is telling their mom of the crazy dream they just had 😂😂😂

[@realsies9387]

I love her look when he starts explaining about megaladon. You know it’s not the first time she has heard it and she is 110% done with it. It’s the same look I have when my roommate tries to tell me about how Bigfoot is real.

[@indigoajnanyx6691]

Realsies Well...they never were able to prove the megaladon went extinct....

[@knockoutking3764]

Well, why couldn't something like bigfoot exists? I mean look at some of the things in this world that do exists. We have only explored like 5% of the worlds oceans. So, who knows what is out there. There are also places on earth that no human being has ever set foot on.

[@goldensun2787]

@@ChupinHP I'm glad I'm not the only one who knows about a Collosal Squid. Underappreciated animal

[@valentinfranco4528]

@@ChupinHP bigfoot could exist its just highly unlikely.

[@tandyruiz5281]

@@indigoajnanyx6691 00000kkk

[@edberadlerkaracic7251]

The crazy thing about this video is that you never get tired of it. I've watched it countless times and still find it just as enjoyable.

[@Lichor2369]

Guess I got lucky all my history teachers were fun as hell, most likely the reason I remember so much from history.

[@hippityhoppity5823]

Did you study in America?

[@slopedarmor]

KANE LIVES

[@pranavt.j.1157]

My teacher used to give permission to sleep in class

[@luissantiago5163]

Still enjoy watching this vid even all this time later. So good

[@oxxification]

You could make a religion out of that!

[@MrPeteTheGamer]

@@oxxification No don't. ;-)

[@AAngel1]

I've watched it like 20 times it's so good

[@mikebower1999]

Her look at the camera when he was explaining a megladon was priceless.

[@benteam3647]

It sucks that more people don't get the beginning of Bill's video. The fish, the "maybe their cousins or something," and "Round Two" always get lots of ink, but his description of the universe before The Big Bang is brilliant. There was no time, no space, everything was nothing, nothing was everything. Genius.

[@magesentron]

My favorite part is when you started backing the video up because something caught your interest. That's good stuff.

[@TakablePond]

Learning like this would had been fun in school

[@TheDkmBeats]

It took me a while that by “nothing was never anywhere” he meant the concept of time and space wasn’t invented yet lmao

[@whatwecalllife7034]

More like "nothing" not being an actual thing because once you start applying attributes to "nothing" it becomes "something". In short there was never a "time" (unintentional pun) where "nothing" existed or could exist. Which means that "everything" was "everywhere", whatever "everything" actually consisted of i.e. various forms of energy and/or quantum activity.

[@davidpilliter5854]

Its was invented at time of Genesis, bible is trueth peoples

[@whatwecalllife7034]

@@davidpilliter5854 The thing is, it's not though...far from it actually. Reality is so much more interesting than mythical folktales.

[@TheDkmBeats]

David Pilliter ok bud

[@davidpilliter5854]

@@whatwecalllife7034 Jesus is not a mythical Folktales Bible is the living word an should always be respected.

[@DieselWeasel]

I've seen several reactions to this video, and yours is by far the best of them. Your facial expressions were priceless in a number of scenes. Also, you didn't talk over all the good bits like a number of others do (everyone is so afraid to just PAUSE when they blather on about things).

[@alexmax3502]

15:21 "I feel our school system failed us" Indeed it has my friend, indeed it has.

[@IvanRandomDude]

@ Failed him too.

[@maocharlisme]

It is actually really "it has", I believe, in that syntax. I know that might sound strange since Alex is talking about something that happened in the past but it is derived from "it has failed" werein "failed" already indicates that it is a past event and "has" sort of makes clear that that past event is refered to from a present perspective (that is also still factual or unaltered in its nature by later or even currents events).

[@germa2k]

Anime pfp

[@thecpalumbo]

Kapitan Odbytnica lmao no dude

[@Liam-fs5fe]

Are american schools wack or something?

[@Ratchetfan321]

Welp now to do the history of Japan and How big the universe is. Its part of Reactor tradition.

[@pouiverfaim3073]

Don’t forget how deep the ocean is

[@Ratchetfan321]

@@pouiverfaim3073 belive they did that lol

[@stephenfuller2119]

History isn't interesting until you explore your own. Once you begin to discover yours, you will find so much more interest in everyone else's.

[@sandrasmith7501]

"New arrivals in India..maybe it's those horse people I was talkin about, or their cousins or something🎶"....😂😂

[@jdhabdsudcbld]

"and they wrote some hymns and mantras and stuff"...

[@sandrasmith7501]

@@jdhabdsudcbld 🤣🤣

[@jdhabdsudcbld]

@abhishek roy I didn't know that. What are other theories concerning that?

[@pierreo33]

@abhishek roy That's fucking stupid.

[@JustynaMajcher]

I heard that some people believe it was Slavic people that went to Inda and that they mixed with the people that lived there

[@pointsur67]

NEWS FLASH: they switch the corresponding names of Iceland and Greenland to throw off invaders...

[@tvdeskis6521]

@Ty Cotta that's actually not true, it is because the people who discovered iceland saw a part of it that was mostly icy, and the people who found greenland found a part that was mostly green.

[@bryanbartlett5637]

@@tvdeskis6521 I always thought it was because Eric the Red was trying to convince people to settle in Greenland (which he discovered and found a settlement cause he was at the time exiled)

[@battyboy5733]

Dude , even if megladon were still alive they would be deeper down than we can go , probably be blind , and would never come up to the surface. The Meg movie is FICTON

[@GhostDrummer]

Not trying to make a move or anything, but I love when Queen is a part of these reactions!!! Her face and laugh at the things you say are just awesome!! Makes laugh even more!

[@KingDVO]

"So there was this guy who got really famous and then was murdered for being really famous that made him even more famous... you could make a religion out of this"

[@JoyfulOrb]

""By the way, where the hell are we?"" That last sentence makes me laugh and every time I yell, We're on a rock, floating in space!!

[@lshe97]

@ 20:53 "You know where we at right now?" "Yes, in history :)" The video really melted y'all's brains huh?

[@rrubinski8204]

She said "Yes, in history duhh" you idiot.

[@lshe97]

@@rrubinski8204 Oookay dude, no need to insult me, just slightly adjusting facts to allow for a joke..

[@JohnCortelli]

@@lshe97 And his response sounds like he's high af

[@callanc3925]

@@rrubinski8204 youre one of the most unpleasant people ive ever seen comment

[@rrubinski8204]

@@callanc3925 thank you, i don't comment to please anyone; i comment to correct.

[@laethe230]

A video like this is so great because he just touches on a lot of topics, so you can be like "wait! What was that?!" and look it up, and you're like well okay, maybe history is interesting

[@AC-gb7do]

Boyinaband “Don’t stay in school” is a great video on how we learn a bunch of stuff we don’t need later in life.

[@theunknownmax6571]

Great video, hope he reacts to it.🙏

[@shayumiuchiha327]

He Already did kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5Wlp2hqptdjmsk

[@yourenotmysupervisor9311]

Just commented the same thing, hopefully more people will suggest it and he’ll do it.

[@theunknownmax6571]

@@shayumiuchiha327 lol😅 nvm then (note to self: check before suggesting something that's already there)

[@SSingh-nr8qz]

HELL YES!

[@AwsomeEric100]

6 minutes in "so he's taking us from the beginning" - Smh

[@uncleqrow5941]

I'm in college studying to be a high school history teacher so I'm definitely going to show them this

[@despinoza6205]

Please teach the how and why. Too many robots only repeat who, what, and when. Many historical figures get shat on and the students don't even understand the people in it.

[@beesnort4944]

Brayden Durham absolutely! You will be a great teacher! I think a lot of people would’ve loved this in school. Myself included.

[@uncleqrow5941]

@@beesnort4944 noted lol

[@loneshewolf3309]

That was intense! I liked it! Fun way to learn about history in a nutshell.

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

"you can make a rel, no don't.."

[@SCharlesDennicon]

And yet we kinda did...

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

@@SCharlesDennicon indeed xD

[@maocharlisme]

Timemark? I don't remember what event that was said about anymore.

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

@@maocharlisme ooh I don't remember the time mark, it should be around 15-17 minutes or so. It's in regards to the "you can make a religion out of this" and when they start chopping peoples heads of in France during the 1800s(?)ish he goes "you can make a reli, no don't..."

[@princvinc1419]

I know it’s an old comment but if your curious it’s because Robespierre made a “modern” religion in which he was the deity and they did some really weird cult stuff after banning Catholicism but everyone was super angry about the banning Catholicism and the cult thing that they executed him

[@PheOfTheFae]

I love watching these reactions because you can always tell the parts of history people are familiar with, and it's different for everyone, so one reaction video will get laughs over one bit and another reaction video will get laughs over a different bit and that's what makes it all more fun. XD

[@williamjordan5554]

The beginning basically says time is an illusion. Everything that ever was and will be already exist.

[@footnotedrummer]

The funny thing is... when Erik the Red named Greenland... he intentionally named this ice filled land incorrectly. He did this because he was the first to settle it and wanted it to sound more appealing. This was to lure more people to come settle there. Too funny.

[@alekey2021]

15:13 yeah but the thing is that the names are switched. The ice one is called Greenland, and the green one is called Iceland.

[@mix6809]

loved that video, the dedication and time to make that video is worth a lot of respect...

[@AdamPFarnsworth]

Happy Birthday! And I'm so glad you're watching this! "A history rollercoaster" is the *perfect* description of what this was!

[@ericjauregui3089]

The first words she said was, "Thank You". God bless that woman. School sucked, but I was fortunate to have some pretty cool teachers who knew how to make learning fun. Despite them not making what they are truly worth. That's what I mainly use KZbin now for. To finally learn all the shit I never knew, I wanted to learn. This world is getting crazier bc it's getting more and more populated by youngsters who don't or can't think for themselves bc our education system has been abandoned, and forgotten. We need an educated populace of all ethnicities if we are going to survive as a species. Just like my man said at the beginning of this video of wanting to avoid exsposing himself to knowledge like this ON PURPOSE bc he felt it wasn't for him. Public school did that bc teachers don't get paid enough, and they don't have the full support in resources TO make learning fun. Thank you both. Much respect. More reaction videos like these will attract a hell of more views imo. Teaching and Learning can and should be fun.

[@gaming.all.summer]

FAM! You have to watch History of Japan!! (Made by the same guy!) It's the OG start of it all

[@stevensprunger3422]

Yes I wish this video was around when my kids were growing up now they’re all grown up but back when they were growing up this would’ve been incredible You guys are so lucky

[@mortimerbrewster3671]

Her face when he's talking about the movie Meg was priceless. As much as I love that one I now have a headache.

[@charleslatora5750]

I've seen this like 20 + times and it's just fun watching the people's reactions to some of the stuff. Heck I even missed some stuff, things that I don't see/or hear/notice until somebody else sees it and 'oh I miss that'. You're right though I wish I had this in my history classes 40 years ago, oops, closer to 50 years ago. well done. As always 👍👍 Be safe

[@Evilidea]

I may have suggested this lol. I was entertained you guys!

[@CynHatmaker]

Look at the pride on her face when she announces it's his birthday! I love the love these two display. I appreciate it, cause you don't see it much anymore. L and the Queen have what it takes to go the distance!!!

[@shishiwakamaru4]

Happy Birthday my dude; love your videos, glad your here.

[@IAmSheWhoIsShe]

I love seeing y’all together. Y’all are like two halves to the same whole, a perfect match. I know that no relationship is perfect but y’all make a beautiful, wholesome, perfect couple even with the imperfections. I love y’all and I wish nothing but blessings, peace and prosperity to you and your entire family. God bless you💖💖💖

[@Kairukurumi]

And now you can react to History of Japan!

[@kotabear6556]

This... and the passion have nothing to do anything with each other.

[@MotoMaverick6]

“It’s cause I am so mind your business” 😂😂 happy birthday man, keep up the good work!

[@kenarbes]

That was oddly entertaining. And you're right. This needs to be shown in schools! Education needs to have some element of fun to keep young minds engaged.

[@paulwagner688]

He does have a "kid friendly" version that doesn't have the swears in it.

[@EtandJack]

@TheTommyGunz ' It's not made by him, someone else edited out all of them

[@caseyparker6375]

Most of the kids over 10 swear worse than the video.

[@estray1067]

The first part is talking about the concept of space-time. In the Big Bang theory, space-time was condensed into a small point. So when he says "it's so every, you don't even need a where or a when", the 'where' is space and the 'when' is time.

[@jbagger331]

Lot easier to get kids interested in Scandinavia, we just tell them a saga about some crazy viking.

[@mysteriousDSF]

8:03 - 8:21 is the BEST VIDEO EDITING BY FAR that I've ever seen in my life. Bill really needs to start an animation academy.

[@pugsabi]

YES!!! I've been waiting for you to react to this!!! Plus the Queen!?! Woohoo!

[@UPYOUREYEBALL]

You are hilarious and your bride...well she is just fricken gorgeous. You'll should do more videos together. Your interactions with each other are awesome. Truly enjoy watching your reactions. Oh and happy birthday...you beat me by five days

[@carealoo744]

This video must be preserved, as 1 of the 100 pieces of Media, that must be kept forever... Also, Greenland and Iceland swapped Names...

[@rockyrock95g90]

“Comedy Hour” needs to be Bill Engvall and the Marijauna Story, both Parts. You’d love it!!

[@sebastien-loikntsangou-kan5264]

You should watch Oversimplified's channel. It's in the same tone and style as this video.

[@9yearoldepicgamersoldier129]

I can't believe people are still reacting to this video even over 2 years later that's pretty insane and just shows how popular this video is. Anyway loved your reaction and definitely subbed.

[@michaelespeland]

"The Ocean Is Way Deeper Than You Think"

[@SpaceMotorist]

Yes, more of these and comedy vids, with the Queen too, of course! Happy Birthday! Glossy eyed lol. Have a fun and safe evening ya'll!

[@Phoenix-bn2zb]

“do you know where we at” “no” as he talks about the freedom of slaves

[@SEO_Boy]

Watched an ad on your video not for the support but it was actually interesting for once. Happy bday fam

[@wrxefx3931]

I'm sure it's been said 1,000 times before, you two make an amazing couple the way you laugh and look at each other you can feel the love. To the husband...you sir are a lucky man - she is smart, witty, and absolutely beautiful.

[@gamesseg]

That was fun. And you're right about this being needed in schools. Most history I know doesn't come from school cuz no teacher I had made it engaging and interesting, it was always so dry and boring.

[@kellygnow1]

Happy Birthday and so loving the hat❤

[@onegativenuggets7802]

This actually helps a lot with the AP World Exam. Just research a little of each topic individually and you will ace that course and pass the exam.

[@WillAyeAmNot]

"I'm a professional" 😂

[@rumor2073]

1:13 Famous last words.

[@TheTubeLovers]

Your Greenland and Iceland comment is wrong.

[@SakiBlablabla]

It was actually right at the time the Vikings discovered and named it ! Natural climate change exists to !

[@blackdeath4eternity]

@@SakiBlablabla no , greenland was covered in ice & iceland covered in green, he didnt notice that the guy who found them swapped the names.

[@joshythehand2960]

@@SakiBlablabla sorry.. that's a myth. Greenland was not covered in trees and grass when the Vikings settled there. There was a little strip of green on the southern tip.. still is.. the rest was ice that is now melting like never before.

[@Kuhmuhnistische_Partei]

@@SakiBlablabla There are texts by norse people from that times and Greenland was describes as "icy land" , so no. You're wrong. The ice sheet of Greenland is at least 400.000 years old. And yes, there was something called the "medieval climatic anomaly" or the "medieval warm period" and there is evidence that because of that warm period there was a bit of green and some trees near the coast. But the medieval warm period was not a global thing and most "heated" regions were not warmer than they are today. However, other areas were colder and the world wide temperature was colder, too Like that was the pattern for the medieval climatic anomaly compared to a period between 1961 and 1990: static.skepticalscience.com/images/Temperature_Pattern_MWP.gif And that's the pattern for 1999 to 2008 compared to the same period between 1961 and 1990: static.skepticalscience.com/images/Temp_Pattern_1999_2008_NOAA.jpg

[@aaronmicalowe]

I once had a teacher who's voice was so boring it always sent me to sleep. I tried everything to stay awake, from sleeping for 12 hours just before class, to taping my eyelids open. Nothing worked. I just slept with my eyes open and woke up with dry eyes. I can't even remember what subject he taught was. 😂

[@jasonparsons7653]

Greenland is icy, and iceland is green, if i remember correctly they misnamed them to keep out raiders

[@Sigart]

We actually have no idea. Not like there are written records of the reason, so everything is just speculation. Another speculation is that they named Greenland Greenland to encourage settlers to come or that the first time the saw Iceland, they came from the south east, where the first thing you see is a giant gletcher, while they came to Greenland in the 2 weeks in the summer where the coastal areas, at least, actually are super green.

[@jasonparsons7653]

@@Sigart oh ok well thanks for informing me.

[@zeroalpha151]

This is the fourth reaction I watch on this video. And whilst they were all great in their own way, yours is the most entertaining. Thanks for pausing for reactions

[@mattgale69]

Do “the universe is way bigger than you think” and “the ocean is way deeper than you think”

[@marilynk30]

I loved this! Great info. Have you guys reacted to the Oversimplified videos of The American Revolution, The Civil War any war really! They're just like this and very interesting! I love them!

[@thebelizeaneh]

I couldn't finish this video, I didn't even make it 5 minutes. I could feel myself losing brain cells so I had to stop while I can still think for myself

[@dwbeast3862]

As a history buff I really liked this video and had me cracking up all over the place, why have I not heard of this before now.

[@mysteria_1305]

Imagine this being in school the only way to hear it is in class then the teacher says to take notes this will be on the test. How the hell do you keep up?

[@effexon]

well after they've seen this, they've already learned more than you can put in test... easier is to just let kids discuss this, they'll remember that class like 9/11

[@coach4732]

This was AMAZING!!! I just watched this video last night and now i see your reaction video to it. My reaction was the same. However, i am a history teacher. I will be showing this to my students. I know there is some bad language in it, but the kids will laugh for a second and then continue watching. What i love about this is..... it' literally covered the 4.6 Billion years of the world. This covered every major event, civilization, political stance, scientific discoveries and social aspects of history. By watching this 19 minute video, you will see some things that you know and most that you won't know. That's the true beauty of it because it is going to mae you ask the ultimate questions. WHO? WHAT? WHEN? WHY? and HOW? This was brilliant and i agree with you both, i think a lot more of our youth would get more interested in history because of this video alone. See something you don't understand or have knowledge of? Then this will make you want to go research it and learn more. Really glad you did a reaction to this video because i feel that a lot of people will have the same reaction that you did and it will motive them to want to learn more and more about ALL the worlds history. Great Job you two!! I look forward to more rection videos that you will be doing in the future. :) P.S. If you want to do some reaction videos to other videos like this.... look up "Oversimplified" They are brilliant as well. Little 10-15 min videos of major historical events.

[@akitaxx]

“Hey wanna go out?” “No.” “Why??” *"Because the sun is a Deadly Lazer!"* “Oh..”

[@ImInLoveWithBulla]

One thing to remember about steam power. English will always refer to a Scot as Scottish until he does something really important, like James Watt. Then all of a sudden he’s “British”.

[@Boone1981]

Now try "The universe is bigger than you think"

[@M0nZt3rR]

This was cool!!!!! Funny af too! Thanks for the laughs L & Queen!

[@paddystrongjaw9995]

Ah yes the Moors conquest definitely a key aspect of education that needs to be implemented into the American school curriculum.

[@krakhen4041]

bill does another one of the history of japan... also pretty good... honest opinion tho... at the beginning you didn't think you would dig it... now bill is like "how ya like me now?!?" lol

[@diobrando6515]

If they sent probes to space to show aliens who we are they need to include this Video

[@kyrankenner8394]

now thats how education should be - Fun. with fun comes retention and retention is fun to mental (fundamental) in learning :) love the video family thanks for posting :)

[@williamcurrier955]

Gotta also watch history of japan by the same guy

[@jamesmorrison5632]

I think he's down there too. Just comes up to the top for the HELL of it

[@hahano4281]

Anyone count up the comments telling you you’re the victim of a Viking prank?

[@MagicalJuices]

Both of you are beautiful and amazing. Thank you for existing.

[@asasassify]

Please do the oversimplified videos now starting with world war 1

[@artsysabs]

Agreed! And Sam O'Nella videos!

[@rafetizer]

History doesn't just teach you about the past, it teaches you about what humanity is capable of at it's highs and lows, and can be an important way to view the future.

[@mr.shelton8391]

Greenland is covered in ice, Iceland is covered in grass

[@nyteshayde1197]

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