History of the Entire World, I Guess | Reaction

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[@crtg4672]

I've seen this video a stupid number of times, and yet I'm still excited to watch it once more.

[@someonefromcanada2668]

Same!

[@joriskuipers4112]

Same!

[@jasonpark3803]

There’s so much info can never catch it all

[@Pershingguy]

Same lol

[@amacks1971]

Same...

[@kratosGOW]

"NO!" - Why? "THE SUN IS A DEADLY LASER!" - Oh, okay. Most memorable line!

[@OnMyMindEntertainment]

🤣🤣😂😂

[@Ammar2009y]

Where is the Not anymore, there's a blanket

[@jarrodskufcagaming5203]

@@OnMyMindEntertainment and this is how the "THE SUN IS A DEADLY LASER" meme began

[@merchillio]

My so. Keeps asking me “can we watch the 'The sun is a deadly laser!' video again?” (With a perfect impression of the voice)

[@nanastan9]

I have it as my notification ringtone, lol.

[@ladrac198]

This is one of my favorite videos of all time! Between showing it to people, watching it on my own, and watching reactions I've probably seen it 25-30 times and can almost do the whole thing word for word. It's brilliant and took the creator 2 years to make.

[@hedonicmusic]

The sun is a deadly lasserr

[@cassolmedia]

Same!

[@lbthingsstuffmore9513]

Me too!! It's almost a musical!😂😂🖖

[@selardohr7697]

Same! 🤩 i found people like meeee

[@Ascension721]

Bill himself said it took 11 months if im not misrembering

[@RevanXIII]

I would have learned so much more if school was taught like this.

[@OnMyMindEntertainment]

Right!! Lol

[@AlejoConejo-vb8ln]

Crazy how you can take any 5-seconds of this video and be able to write a full research paper on it.

[@cheesusgaming1769]

The five seconds between that's how every it gets and forget this I wanna be something go somewhere I want things to change lines

[@AlejoConejo-vb8ln]

@@cheesusgaming1769 That too. Everything existing everywhere and everywhen and "probably already happened" is a whole theory about our perception of time. I'm sure there's a lot of research on it.

[@cheesusgaming1769]

@@AlejoConejo-vb8ln fair argument

[@cheesusgaming1769]

@@AlejoConejo-vb8ln wat about the 5 seconds that say thanks for watching at the end?

[@seabass-nj2qb]

@@cheesusgaming1769 can write about how you need to twerk

[@steveo2737]

Absolutely love this video. It's crazy and educational. It's good stuff! Glad you watched it!

[@OnMyMindEntertainment]

Soooooo much information crammed into a 20 minute video, lol!!

[@justacheeto07]

reasons i like this guy: -doesnt pause every 3 seconds to commentate -is actually chill and knows about the topic -funny -doesnt extend the video longer than it should be

[@OnMyMindEntertainment]

😃🙌🏿

[@captaineggzebra]

But he constantly forces a laugh

[@OnMyMindEntertainment]

@@captaineggzebra Forces... Hmm... That's a new one.

[@troyboi7662]

Also his music is awesome! So him putting jingles in it to help you remember the main parts is a genius idea.

[@ryanstrider8655]

@@OnMyMindEntertainment Seems very genuine and is the most contagious laugh I've heard in the internet. Thanks for the awesome vibes man!

[@slaygameplays6373]

i like how this guy actually watches the video and doesn't pause it every 2 seconds to talk about his life story, great video

[@OnMyMindEntertainment]

😂🤣😂 I try my best to never do that, lol

[@Rising_Pho3nix_23]

That video never gets old. This is how they should teach world history and then let the students zoom into certain things they find interesting

[@Uldihaa]

What blows my mind is that you can take a single second from any point in that video and it's an entire thing in itself. Whether it's a scientific field, or anthropological, or historical.

[@amberyoung4425]

This was so funny!!🤣😂 And accurate- if I had this guy as a teacher in school, I'd have aced history 😂

[@OnMyMindEntertainment]

Would've been easy! Lol

[@addisonskinner1438]

It's kinda accurate

[@SecularMentat]

Yes, your reaction was perfect. The laughs, and the stunned "wtf did I just watch" at the end. It took me a few watches to absorb it all.

[@OnMyMindEntertainment]

Lol

[@testfire3000]

My favorite part of the video? Your initial reaction at the very end. 19 minutes of having all this thrown at you then is suddenly stops and your brain just cannot compute. 19:23, that is just priceless! And it was my reaction too on the first watch.

[@annabellhowell5871]

One of my favorite comments on the original video: “I feel like I learned everything and nothing at the same time”

[@rmdavidov]

This is one of my favorite videos on YT. Thank you for reacting to it

[@OnMyMindEntertainment]

This was nuts, LOL! Been meaning to watch this one for a while.

[@tyrustheflatearther3168]

You should definitely watch the history of japan next but after that you should definitely watch the oversimplified videos cause they are very good

[@OnMyMindEntertainment]

Actually watched the Japan video first. That was a good one too.

[@tyrustheflatearther3168]

Oh ok just make sure to react to oversimplified

[@mirog3166]

All of Bill Wurtz’s videos are absolute masterpieces. Most of them don’t make any sense, but that doesn’t matter. They are still some of the most entertaining things on the internet

[@brucemcneill6224]

This was awesome Mike. I’m about as speechless as you right now. I know I’m going to show my kids and I have you to thank for it. Thanks Mike!!

[@OnMyMindEntertainment]

That's what's up!! 😃🙌🏿

[@haha-lj5sq]

Keep in mind he never” unpaused” it. When he said “wait, pause it.”

[@JakkFrost1]

The thing I found most interesting and amusing when I first saw this was how America isn't the only country to get rid of England's influence by dumping a product in the water. America dumped tea, and China dumped opium. 🤣

[@escaped_cephalopod]

I wonder how much British stuff is in the ocean…

[@misterfrancis]

I love how you're so far the only reaction channel that didn't check to see if the video is still running at the beginning.

[@trentbobo4171]

That's probably the best reaction I've ever watched of this video. Not a bunch of talking over. No pauses. You got the little nuanced jokes.

[@johnjohnson8669]

I'm so glad you saw this video. I've watched it MANY times

[@scyphe]

I love this crazy but ultra-informative introduction to the history of the world. I wish they'd make much more entertaining history lessons (or any other school topic for that matter). It would make school so much more enjoyable and interesting, leading to all students actually being interested in learning instead of being half asleep of boredom in the classrooms. This video should be shown the first day in middle school as an overview of what they're going to be learning going forward.

[@ainsleighgray5241]

I literally only watch this video for the jingles. My favourites being “TIME TO CONQUER ALL OF INDIAAA- MOST OF INDIAAAAAA” and “The sun is a deadly lazer”

[@brandonkingley1034]

The fact that so much effort to censor the curse words, yet the video you watched missed "f*** the church" on the map when he says something about the protestant reformation makes it so much funnier that it's there

[@Davey-Boyd]

Bill Wurtz said that it took him 11 months to make this and that it nearly drove him insane.

[@BboyKeny]

That awesome and understandable, it's very meticulous so he's probably a perfectionist. But with evolution, history and physics you need to make choices between hypothesises and talk about things you don't fully understand, which sounds like a horrible task emotionally for a perfectionist.

[@Jefferson_starkid]

I quote 'now the Phoeneeecians can get down to bussinessss' every week lol. Most underrated line.

[@Mrgravitycoil]

I like how you went straight to reacting to the video instead of doing an intro! And you read your comments man, your a good youtuber

[@OnMyMindEntertainment]

I try! I'm always trying new things to improve these videos.

[@Mrgravitycoil]

@@OnMyMindEntertainment :D

[@SIP100Ka]

I love this video so much that I can recite each words as he speaks during the history of the entire world thanks for reacting to this video, and awesome reactions !!

[@jamesgillum9604]

you're so right, the snippets make me want to look into more stuff, like I want to know what happened to the sultan of Oman now

[@SniperSX]

I really liked you saw this video, this guy is great, the way he goes through history without political views or anything, just X happened, and then Y happenned, no judgement or anything, just the facts we actually know.

[@JustyCaseProbably]

The only reason why this is funny is because of the amount of times this guy laughs at the most random parts. What a legend

[@kayzeaza]

You’re pretty sharp. I’ve watched a lot of reactions to this video and a lot of people can’t keep up. But your were on top of it!

[@SecretAgentYaya]

7:25 I think a duck called off sick here.

[@apatternedhorizon]

"The sun is a deadly laser" pops into my head randomly.

[@OnMyMindEntertainment]

🤣😂🤣

[@Ammar2009y]

"How Did This Happen?" -Bill Wurtz 2017

[@frogpaste]

Oversimplified makes some similar historical videos that are equally hilarious and educational!

[@LiLiJo]

What I love about this video is how it shows how we are all the same as humans regardless of the influences history has separated us.

[@rayhutchinson640]

I'm glad you got a chance to relax during that intermission!

[@OnMyMindEntertainment]

LOL!!

[@CaptianInternet]

After seeing all of it I am the same. I dont know what to say. But it hits the nail on the head.

[@OnMyMindEntertainment]

LOL! It's just so much!!! But it's so good!

[@Toxic_MF911]

Yo love this dudes positive energy 😂❤

[@ashp2503]

Yeah I was speechless the first time I watched this too. It is amazing! And so unusually presented that it keeps you intruiged the entire time

[@turgid_member8717]

One thing he neglected was the 1918 flu pandemic, which post Covid seems much more important in retrospect

[@Azurath100]

there was a lot missed, but he got a lot of stuff in there.

[@VegaVermilion]

I could watch History of the Entire World, I Guess a hundred MORE times and still find it entertaining and funny. If they showed stuff like this in school I think learning would be WAY more enjoyable. Also, I love your reactions... Had me laughing all throughout cause you were laughing.

[@Golden._Productions-x7j]

6:13 the way he said god in the fid i like it

[@norweedrecords]

I usually don't watch this kind of reaction videos, but this time it's just entertaining to see him feel the same as I feel about this video. I'm speechless, heil bill wurtz!

[@hanspeterqwe6620]

Best part of the video: The "we could make a releigion out of this" actually happened during the beheading time.

[@keithartworker]

Great reaction! I have watched this many times. It takes many times but it does a good job of giving our current times an important context.

[@Spazzmatazzz]

I read that it took him 11 months to put this video together and I believe it! Great reaction!

[@OnMyMindEntertainment]

He put in work on this one!

[@Spazzmatazzz]

@@OnMyMindEntertainment Check out the one he does on Japan! It's not anywhere near as long, but it's just as much fun!

[@OnMyMindEntertainment]

@@Spazzmatazzz I actually reacted to that one first. It was still a lot of fun and cool seeing some of that in this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iX3VqautbamiiLM

[@Spazzmatazzz]

@@OnMyMindEntertainment Excellent! I'll check your reaction out now! New subscriber by the way! Loved your reaction and how you did your video!

[@RepubliconCelebrityPresidents]

It's crazy this video is Still making the rounds🤣 He should do videos in depth by like region or time period

[@Anino_Makata]

Honestly, I've always wondered how _"Hell yeah, now we got business!"_ never caught on as a meme...

[@flaminggaming143]

Most iconic vid on YT History😂😂😂

[@CrazyCatMom24]

This guy who created this, rarely post but when he does its a banger

[@Poetawesomendo]

I like this video, it gets strait to the point, no intro, just react. And he actually reacts, not just sit there.

[@CaptainBalue]

The Queen of Spain in the Picture at 12:38 looks like my little sister when mom took her phone hahaha

[@TomJones-wx5on]

I’m hype that you watched this

[@wongjiekaimoe1811]

“ Can we go on land “ NO “ Why? “ THE SUN IT'S AN DEADLY LASER “ oh ok “ not anymore there's an blanket “

[@Strongbad700]

Every Jingle in the video: 1. How did this happen? 2. Quarks and stuff. 3. It's a star. 4. Space dust. 5. Even crazier space dust. 6. Now the moon. 7. That's land! 8. Something's alive in the ocean. 9. Now you can eat sunlight! 10. Taste the sun. 11. It's the Cambrian explosion. 12. No. 13. The sun is a deadly lazer. 14. Not anymore, there's a blanket. 15. Have babies. 16. Bye bye, ocean. 17. And the dinosaurs are gone. 18. That's a human person. 19. Ice Age. 20. Not anymore. 21. Guess what happens next? 22. Society. 23. Bronze. 24. Egypt. 25. China. 26. Indus river valley civilization. 27. Norte Chico. 28. Greeks. 29. China. 30. New arrivals in India. Maybe it's those horse people I was talking about. They're cousins or something. And they wrote some hymns and mantras and stuff. 31. Now the Phoenicians can get down to business. 32. And they believe in God. 33. It's the Persian Empire. 34. Time to conquer all of India or most of India. 35. Merchants, probably. And they've got spices. 36. Brand new road to the world. Or you can get there own water. 37. China is whole again. Then it broke again. 38. Hell yeah! Now we've got business. 39. Is loving Jesus legal yet? 40. Main rival. 41. It's the Golden age of India. 42. Barbarians. 43. The Mayans have figured out the stars. 44. Back together. 45. Bigger, and there's more of them. 46. New kingdoms all over Europe. 47. Islamic Golden age. 48. It's the Seljuk Turks. 49. Crusade. 50. Hello Toltecs. 51. Hello Mississippi. 52. Africa. 53. Ming. 54. Well I guess we'll have to find another way to India. 55. Sugar. 56. Me. 57. But he came back. 58. Many different types of machines and factories with machines in them so they can make a lot of products real fast. 59. The sultan of Ulma lives in Zanzibar now. 60. Technology is about to go crazy. 61. Hawaii. 62. Cuba. 63. Communism in the Soviet Union. 64. So we can give the Jewish people a place to live. 65. Except Turkey, Turkey makes a brand new Turkey. 66. That's World War II. 67. World peace. 68. Sike. They both get angrier. 69. And the ocean is full of plastic.

[@veronikamajerova4564]

"Boss, I can´t come to work today." "Why?" "There is a deadly laser in the sky!"

[@kratosGOW]

Oh, I just noticed a slight mistake in the timeline. He talks about the Hebrews (or the Jews) worshiping one god and THEN talks about the Byzantine and Persian Empires. However, we know that ancient hebrews were polytheistic before they were conquered by the Persians.

[@MrShaDowAnDub]

One of the best videos of YT everybody!

[@cassolmedia]

I've seen this video so many times and I love it every time!

[@amandasamson4513]

I always enjoy wqatching reactors with this video.

[@afibuffygirl]

I'm not gonna lie, I got excited thinking it was a reaction to Monty pythons history of the world.

[@Anime-Doof]

This video is a right of passage for every react channel. Forge your own link in the eternal chain.

[@lyrise1642]

its such an okd video but i will watch it till i die. its an amazing dude and an amazing concept

[@phukkya-fielings]

that fucking video is 10x more effective than my history teacher

[@gzilla1955]

I love the japan one to, super cool the way he put it together

[@lynnhettrick7588]

I will never get tired of watching this video! I've watched it so many times and laugh every time!

[@afterwit3620]

His stuff is always solid.

[@plumbus09]

I think I just found my new favorite channel

[@ShaimingLong]

8:11 Thanks to playing Dynasty Warriors as a teenager, then getting into Romance of the Three Kingdoms (games and the novel), I always have a little moment of celebration seeing that flash of Wei, Wu and Shu.

[@manooxi327]

It's LuBu 😮

[@ShaimingLong]

@@manooxi327 Yeah, he was there! A key player in the collapse of the Han. The fictional side played up Lubu as a much bigger deal than he actually was historically, but he really was quite the thorn in the side of anyone in the northern provinces until Caocao captured him. If you're a fan of the 'badass' depiction of Lubu, check out Record of Ragnarok (it's on Netflix), they really dive into the idea of him being a demonic presence in battle.

[@WeebtasticPrime]

This is the video I have watched the most amount of times

[@Doovlie]

My eyes were closed the whole vid From all the laughter ☠️

[@OnMyMindEntertainment]

😂😆😂

[@ScissorsRockinPaper]

It’s crazy mansa musa was soo rich he destabilize economies when he made his trek

[@larryveltroid]

Me and my brother are always saying the sun is a deadly Lazer after watching billwurts video

[@sulsonoa5522]

I have watched history of the world i guess over 50 times and i still haven't got bored of it

[@OnMyMindEntertainment]

LOL!!! I feel like I've seen something new each time I watch it.

[@random_animations_13]

Bonus Round: The Cold War starts and now there's a wall against Berlin which gets taken down in 1989 the Soviet Union tests a massive missle in 1961 the explosion was so big it was 3500X bigger than the missle launched on Hiroshima no fatalities were caused by this but it was still a big explosion

[@eshaanagarwal6081]

Yes! We need oversimplified next!

[@SpikeMatthews]

Best reaction to this I've ever seen.

[@The_Kiosk]

It's mostly fairly accurate. Touchy things get the right kind of gentle treatment without taking sides.

[@j.d.4697]

If you like this topic I suggest *Casually Explained: Evolution III - Life as a Video Game.*

[@Wizzieinaworld]

Ok…but can we take a second to appreciate the fact that he didn’t pause the video?

[@CaptianInternet]

That Video is awsome! I love it. XD

[@fyrf0x8910]

This is the best video of all time

[@nevergonnagiveupuntilibeco5690]

One of my Favorite Videos on the Internet

[@Lt_Chloe]

In France the people were like we're out of bread And the queen went like then why don't you eat cake And that's when they decided they wanted the king and queen beheaded

[@jackpassananti3300]

One of the best videos ever

[@davidlowery2294]

My god I would ace science class if it was taught thit way

[@kachebelka3416]

Man’s laugh will never not be extremely contagious

[@Imperador-Vi]

Quite possibly the ultimate KZbin video.

[@littlesushi7503]

I wish they said "So we can give the Jewish people their land back" instead of "So we can give the Jewish people a place to live." because they were already there. They were just coming back for like the fourth time.

[@Jigsaw407]

I would have liked to see a little counter with a total tally of how many people in history died because of greed and childish disagreements about who has the better imaginary friend. Lets face it: humanity thinks it's intelligent but in reality it's still really, really dumb. Especially when the really, really, REALLY dumb of the really, really dumb get to be in charge.

[@pmgvictor4625]

The only person I know that can rival this kind of fast-paced information overload is Maxor.

[@demonheracross]

He actually earned an award for this video.

[@felixhistorygaming8503]

Thx for watching the vid that literally started my passion for history btw I know so many random facts just from this video starting my obsession 4 years ago I know like over 2 times the stuff in this video now so yeah.

[@somehighlights2851]

If you like history, you should react to "OverSimplified" videeos. They are awesome and funny.

[@acefrostplayz5612]

The narratos is actually god

[@Souledex]

Extra history has a number of amazing videos told in a narrative style, nowhere near as fast. If you don’t know much about WW1 they have a series called the Seminal tragedy about how it started that’s really incredible that explains 1800’s and early 1900’s in europe as good background. It’s a great place to start and has an avid and generally positive audience for reactors. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iV7ahH9qjNaIrdU - here’s the first episode If you want to try them out with something smaller than a series they did a number of one off episodes, like the Christmas Truce of ww1, the Berlin Airlift, and Saragarhi - basically the Alamo of the Sikhs. Other ones I’d recommend are Oversimplified which is generally comedic and doesn’t generally give people wrong information when simplifying, and Epic History which are generally longer but still pretty accessible. My personal favorite is probably Historia Civilis, I don’t know if you have any interest in Ancient Rome but his videos basically gave me mine.