I read everything Shakespeare ever wrote

[@nyaarcissist]

I saw all the "he's back" comments and immediately thought they were talking about shakespeare...

[@BenjaminChristensen-gn7jw]

Nah, he is

[@nyaarcissist]

@@BenjaminChristensen-gn7jw trueeee

[@SpiderBrine42]

@@nyaarcissistI subscribed btw✌️

[@OkayIW]

BRO REVIVED 💀

[@0verpricedcoffee553]

​@@OkayIW he finally got thru enough ads for the free respawn

[@brooklynelm]

I was waiting for Liam to comment on "What, you egg! [Stabs him]" from Macbeth but he never did....my expectations were clearly scrambled

[@mrkhan017]

AHAHAHHAHAHAHGAHAGAHAHAGAH 😂😂😂

[@치추이]

BADUM TSS!

[@domw7]

I guess you could say you were EGG-CITED!

[@onlyone8331]

​@@치추이the translation says bath tss

[@hilton_chloe.e]

I LOVE THAT PART IN MACBETH HAHAAHAH

[@LlamaAnimations]

He never really left… he was reading Shakespeare that whole time 😂

[@LJB4]

He got a point tho

[@jojithehomie7809]

thats so on brand for him

[@angrygoose23]

15:22 So basically Liam’s mad that All’s Well That Ends Well didn’t turn out to be the Shakespearean equivalent of Legally Blonde

[@cecilie...]

Rightfully so! 😂

[@lovealwayszoe]

it took me half of my acting degree to be able to even understand Shakespeare when watching it let alone pleasurably read it! hats off to you Liam this is a huge feat that you have undertaken and you made it SO funny!

[@greggoreo6738]

Huge feat. Shakespeare had huge feet. akin to Long Fellows.

[@sophiafakevirus-ro8cc]

@@lovealwayszoe he watched video outlines of each play

[@dihexa7256]

If you’re so basic that you needed multiple YEARS to even understand Shakespeare, then it’s probably good that you didn’t try to study something like engineering or medicine and picked something easier lol

[@tom.com1667]

Why is he not uploading? Title of the new video : “I read everything Shakespeare ever wrote” AH-

[@swayze6602]

FR

[@MarlonEdwards86]

Oh my god he's back

[@kentalbores2837]

What could he be doing now?

[@neel3198]

he remembered his youtube channel's password

[@SAMIAMFNX]

I've been watching him for 5 years and he always takes breaks

[@SAMIAMFNX]

@@neel3198 ye

[@cndvdxyhjblbilg]

@@SAMIAMFNXhis oldest video is 4 years old

[@cndvdxyhjblbilg]

@@SAMIAMFNXbros been watching him at a distance for that one extra year

[@치추이]

@@cndvdxyhjblbilg🤣🤣🤣ngl that’s funny

[@Annoyyo7]

This might be the first time in ages that I've seen a 35 min video where no one asks me to like share or subscribe, become a member, or a patreon, or buy their merch or sponsored item. And man spent 3 months on this video. You're a madlad Liam. Stay this way, lots of love!

[@KnudPro1]

I AGREE!

[@L1nusL1ng]

FR

[@sameertokhi7443]

also he's been on youtube for like 2-3 years now how does he only have 2.1M subscribers? (Edit for grammatical errors at a concerningly high degree)

[@hassanrao470]

Honestly I don't mind reminding ppl to subscribe bcz it actually gives you a huge boost compared to if you don't. The other stuff gets annoying like patreon channel member bs but sponsered stuff is like, he's gotta make money yk

[@Annoyyo7]

@@sameertokhi7443 I've been a longtime sub, and every few months i think he has quit, but then he comes back harder than a 90s trend

[@jaguarlegoanimations9826]

I never thought i would be so immersed and entertained by timelapses of a man reading shakespeare for 35 minutes, but here i am. Amazing video liam, genuinely enjoyed it.

[@chaosallover23]

I’ve never seen someone so happy while reading Shakespeare 😭 inspiring honestly

[@tasfoofi7701]

Okay Liam the production quality? The cinematography? The editing? The acting? The script? Brilliant work Liam, simply brilliant.

[@FlorenceRyan]

I would even say it was, fantastic

[@docpi3141]

Smiles fantastically

[@alittlebirdtoldmeso]

then exits pursued by a bear

[@ttejones5178]

@@docpi3141😂 yep

[@Kiwiaviatornz]

although it did take 5 months

[@egghunter2122]

This guy took 5 months off to read everything shakespear has ever written. Respectable

[@arioniscool]

3 months*

[@strawberrydonkey5576]

Shut up you oaf

[@LunaLoveheart]

Liam and Shakespeare would 100% have been best friends back in the day.

[@Woopy3]

475 likes and no replys. Lets fix that!

[@necro-claud6370]

He laughs like a person Shakespeare would like

[@Husk22-y9y]

I feel like Shakespeare being so talkative would've been the way they connected 💀

[@kendallchildsswainstonms9352]

I am an English teacher and I took a class in grad school about Shakespeare. I have read all of his plays and Sonnets and I have seen all of the BBC productions of his plays and pretty much every movie addaptation. You are awasome to have discovered the beauty of his writing and the way he spins a story. Thank you for the video. Also, Shakespeare always had some kind of comic relief in his tragedies and history plays.

[@wholeNwon]

All of the extant works.

[@S-CCCC]

I absolutely loved this. from the actual concept to the content to the costumes to the comedy, I was smiling fantastically the whole time

[@TheGammaChic]

As an actor and scriptwriter with a Theater Degree, I am so happy to see someone outside the theater world enjoy Shakespeare. Also, all of your ratings for each play I 100% agree with/can respect (except for As You Like It, that’s my favorite Shakespeare comedy so it will always be a 10 for me, especially because I saw it at the Globe Theatre in London so I know I’m quite biased). And yes, Falstaff is Shakespeare’s best character. He’s in like 10 of Shakespeare’s plays, and that whole “Cinematic Universe” thing is not incorrect. Often Shakespeare would do that I believe because it’s easier to use characters from past works then to create ones from scratch. Also, I can very much relate to being able to watch a Shakespeare play live with ACTUALLY trained Shakespeare actors. It’s quite incredible to witness. Love, love, LOVE this video. P.S. I would go to that sandwich shop

[@leosdadsyoutube2026]

I saw Hamlet at the Globe in London in 2018 - best experience of that whole trip!

[@LH-pj4cx]

Woowww HUGE respect for the amount of work you put into this video!! I loved every second of it!!!

[@sadblob4577]

Bro as a theater kid who’s teacher REALLY likes shakespeare (seriously. Our school put on 2 shakespeare shows this year. Technically 3 if you count Something Rotten but whatever) I have developed an almost pavlovian response to anything even remotely referencing Romeo and Juliet, or Hamlet, or Midsummer. I am filled with an intense urge to study everything shakespeare but dear god I don’t have time

[@greggoreo6738]

I would be a sandwich in that shop. ". cut me up in little stars and all the night will be in love with me and shun the light of garnish pizza!"

[@penguinwolf3330]

I think the vast majority of people who enjoy Shakespeare are outside the theater world.

[@DaniellaTousson]

My own unread complete works of Shakespeare is staring at me as I watch this video

[@neromillie]

You can do it!

[@sillybillylylyll]

Read along

[@OceanAurin]

We should start a shakespeare reading group or something xD Because same.

[@bookwyrm8181]

I have mine sitting on my shelf right now. I'll start it if you'll start it.

[@DaniellaTousson]

@@bookwyrm8181 ...Fine.... I'll start. I am usually quite busy so it may take a while, but I'll start.

[@four_.._.]

"MM YEAH KNOWLEDGE" im now using that everytime i enter the library.

[@lueygluey]

“he has killed me, mother!” is one of my fave lines

[@EmmaSophieChannel]

I'm a Shakespeare scholar and this was so joyful and entertaining. I'm so happy to see someone enjoy Shakespeare so much, it's so lovely!!! I'm hoping you at some point realised retroactively that the old knight in The Merry Wives of Windsor is in FACT our boy Falstaff!!! I also am so happy you got to see your favourite play performed!! This was so LOVELY! :)

[@pinkleaf192]

The man, the myth, the legend is back.

[@aubreypotter96]

*T H E G O D*

[@nyaarcissist]

who Shakespeare?

[@Blackbelt2016]

I was starting to get concerned about him 😂

[@four_.._.]

SHAKESPEARS BACK??? /j

[@conehead-y9y]

HES BACK BOIZ

[@mob3p1c]

Man, this kind of content is soooo great. The innocent ideas of KZbin's early years combined with modern high production quality. (chef's kiss) This is honestly what I think the future of KZbin should look like.

[@kimandaya9252]

Amen.

[@erikamohrmann7986]

You put words to my exact thoughts

[@Eraser.r]

34 MINUTES, THATS A WHOLE DOCUMENTARY | V That's a big number

[@CharlesLambert-i5e]

A whole documentary by Liam Thompson this is the longest video he’s ever done

[@ThePersonMan]

We Shall Watch It Anyway!

[@etrixW]

34 minutes isn’t that long but for a liam thompson video that’s the equivalent of like 17 hours

[@arioniscool]

Like beggar, shame on you

[@makariespe]

SO GOOD. The betwixt bit gave the biggest michael scott vibes. Your comedic timing is amazing and I loved the pacing of this video!

[@IYUN697]

Am I the only person who sees how amazingly this was able to capture Wes Anderson’s movie style The shots of the book, the shots of the room, are all beautifully perfect

[@sententialavenda7823]

exactly what i thought too!!!

[@neuralwarp]

Liam: I've read the compleat works of Shakespeare. Me: What about his will? [Exits pursued by a bear]

[@ArchieDude-ml2ek]

Exeunt* (I think)

[@ghplayzboi9295]

@@ArchieDude-ml2ek It said exit.

[@boi8214]

@@ArchieDude-ml2ek It’s exit, and it said it. So you either are a troll, or do not know English that well.

[@jossecoupe446]

and am I crazy or was Lucrece not in there lol

[@sirblackrose5293]

@@boi8214exeunt is how it’s written in the plays to indicate characters leaving the stage

[@maggiethecat76]

33:16 *Smiles fantastically*

[@dhruvaaeer7608]

Dang it! Even I saw that and was gonna comment the same thing! Ahaha but there you go, glad you noticed!😂

[@sarahrobertson4533]

W comment!😂😂

[@Miracle12348]

The fact that when I got to this part I read your comment was just- woah

[@Gabe_Wx]

As a person who played Bottom in a production of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”, can confirm it is best Shakespeare play

[@I-n-f-i-n-i-t-e_S-p-a-c-e]

nah bro

[@chessplayer6632]

From one Bottom actor to another, you’re a legend

[@sumdude1176]

@@chessplayer6632 From a puck to a bottom, respect

[@K1tzCreeper]

As someone who played Helena I can also confirm its the best Shakespeare play

[@fahhim.r]

from a moth to a bottom, it is the best play

[@ElloLads]

Three things: I'm so happy you're back; this video was somehow a blast to watch, just seeing you read; you've inspired me to read MacBeth as it happened to be in my room, and I'm loving it.

[@3mrtxll3]

It sounded like "oh, look, a Macbeth in the room, how convenient", so casually funny that I loved your comment very much :) Did you like it?

[@ElloLads]

@@3mrtxll3 I actually did. I liked it so much that I go the full collection as Liam did, and I'm going to subject myself through the same painful -yet fun- process.

[@3mrtxll3]

@@ElloLads oh, I'd love to do it as well, but I don't want to read a translation and, although I'm used to reading in english, I think it would be too hard for me. But, why not? Ahh as I write this I'm getting hyped and self challenged 😅😅. Stay strong!

[@ElloLads]

@@3mrtxll3 Yess, it's pretty complex but it might be fun. What's your first language btw? That's really cool because I only know English and really bad French.

[@3mrtxll3]

@@ElloLads I may begin in catalan and see whether I like it or not. How about that, I read a short one in catalan, the same one in english and then maybe I get the flow of his prose :)

[@Polarstar_.]

I like how this video is just Liam becoming nerdy and making me wanna read shakesphere. 10/10, quality content

[@RichrobArtYT]

12:56 - Guys, this is where he ACTUALLY smiled fantastically.😆

[@Techoreddedits_maybe]

Bwbwababagaggaagagbwwbwwbagagaagagagag wagaagagaagagahagahahahahah bwahaha

[@halberd-3291]

The fact that you managed to turn reading a book into a very entertaining video is astonishing to me. I think my favorite aspects of it were the shots of you reading always having the timer be visible, and the montage of your reading journey at the end. It was nice to see someone else be inundated with the world of Billy Shakes, personally saw Cymbeline at the Royal Shakespeare Theater so it was cool to see you enjoying yourself there!

[@Zombadee]

'your not actually reading with me.. are you..?' Ouch that hurt

[@sandragoodman2059]

Of course we were!

[@idreesamaan1992]

I've never seen this guy's video's before but in my opinion this is the best video of the year. Each Act distinct and interesting, the editing inspired, the score perfectly fitting. And to top it off the guy's actually very fun to watch, many of his jokes land and talks with a genuine passion for each of the works, whether he likes them or not. 10/10 would watch again.

[@LG-dq7lg]

What an awesome video! I really enjoyed it, and your commitment is inspiring 🙏🏻

[@TeeKing]

I'm appreciative of how seriously you took this task, not merely reading the material, but comprehending and enjoying it to the point that I vicariously felt your mirth. Well done, young man; you're a shining example to follow.

[@gigglesvids3561]

The *dedication* to saying "I will never read this book" to "You know, I should probably read it now" and then to COME BACK to it after the discouraging start. Major props. Wondering what book I have I may want to try this with. I love the play recreations, too!! 😃 I also liked hearing you say 'I think I understood about 1/3 of it'. I feel that way reading Shakespeare too, and I think it's still worth/enjoyable reading even when that's the case, but I wasn't sure what others would think 😅

[@Sixitboy]

What an accomplishment! I’m so glad you’ve returned, been waiting for this moment for 6 months! ❤❤❤

[@dishwashing.soap._.]

w fr bro rlly spent 6 months to make a video. respect

[@K1tzCreeper]

I’ve actually performed many of these plays so watching Liam read through them made me unexplainably happy😭

[@LucyGardenia]

A+, really enjoyed!

[@fluffystuff]

How is this not the top comment

[@natliee]

STOP THIS VIDEO IS SO GOOD, THE EDITING, THE DEDICATION, ITS SO ENTERTAINING GOOD JOB LIAMMM!!

[@east_vlogs]

DO NOT EVER LEAVE LIKE THAT EVER AGAIN 😩😩😩

[@brawlypick]

Ayo

[@UngabungaMcgee]

Bro he took a break to work on THIS video and maybe some others calm down crybaby

[@tehreemsaeed3609]

⁠@@UngabungaMcgeebro stfu, she’s probably been a fan for so long, and if you were, you’d know he would have videos out weekly. So u calm down crybaby that someone is actually happy about Liam being back. It’s not that deep.

[@frcasual]

@gasturbinecalm down all hes saying is that he took a long time to upload

[@east_vlogs]

@@frcasualthank u 😭 ppl are taking it so seriously lmaoo 😭

[@janabaloghova4736]

the production quality of this video was more than worth the long wait. just astounding cinematography, and you genuinely caught me off guard with the ACTING bro. chef's kiss.

[@marimelbello2066]

Goodness I’m beyond words! This video was in my recommended and I decided to watch it without noticing first that it’s a half an hour long. And I didn’t expect myself to watch it til the end, but I did! I have only read 5 of Shakespeare’s plays and have always wanted to read more, especially his comedies. By watching how you enjoy and at the same time suffer reading Shakespeare, made me remember the good times I had reading them as well (like still now I can’t forgot the line from Macbeth: What you an egg?). With all of that, man I think this is one of the best KZbin videos I’ve ever watched, the quality, time, effort and your dedication for this video is at stellar! Thank you Liam for this video, as this inspires me to get back into Shakespeare once more. And ‘tis truly that all’s well ends well!

[@silvertbird1]

You traveled from NZ to UK for this video? Now that's commitment to a bit. Outstanding achievement, I'm smiling fantastically at this extremely creative magnum opus.

[@Fairiesinthebush]

Thank you Liam for your generous service reading Shakespeare to entertain us

[@TLguitar]

Regarding the perseverance of aspects of humor across the generations, you will be delighted to know that the oldest recorded joke in history is from 1,900 BCE Sumer about women farting on their husbands.

[@athba.basaeed]

Bro took him 5 months to finish this book😭😭 welcome back brother!

[@maylingrace]

As a Shakespeare nerd, I LOVE that you did this!! What a legend!

[@mhs4449]

Best video I have seen on KZbin in a long time. Super creative, no ads, (except for the bargain purple shirts apparently), and I laughed a ton. Amazing job!

[@laurakneski1346]

Thank you for all the prep work, creativity, details, energy and editing! Your videos always motivate me to do weird stuff around my house, too.

[@CleverFishAnimations]

👏👏👏

[@CleverFishAnimations]

First

[@PizzaMonkeyinaTank]

I just came back to this guy after a year yesterday after seeing my old channel's subscriptions, this guy was one of my favorite youtubers and is way too underrated. I saw he hasn't uploaded in over 5 monthes and thought maybe he quit, the very next day, here he is, back with another BANGER!

[@redRuxx]

Liam’s little laugh after he reads something funny🥹

[@alicejones4214]

Just saw Ian McKellen as Falstaff on London's West End. Was brilliant! And Liam, you absolute madlad, the lengths you go for your videos! Respect

[@Ilikedogsandstuff-dt9qj]

Liam I’ve been watching you since I was like four or five. I would play all your vids on repeat over and over again every day. You taught me to be creative, be happy, get out into the world and show them my stuff. I would watch yr vids when I’m sad or blue. Thank you for being there.

[@beading_besties]

“I love just grabbing a big chunk of the book you know, it’s just like mmm KNOWLEDGE” -Liam 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@marsalien4]

King Lear is my favorite Shakespeare play so I was sad you didn't talk about it, but giving it a 9 makes me happy enough!! so glad to see you posting again! also, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are the Timone and Pumba of Hamlet ;)

[@mkEK9mp7mGRpr6]

Fun fact: if you've played Red Dead Redemption II, the mission where you hunt a bear with Hosea is called "Exit, Pursued by an Ego" as a nod to that very stage direction.

[@marias.wainwright3481]

The lack of views is saddening me. I know KZbin works that way when creators take breaks but this is some of his best vids 😢

[@gastis4689]

This video is such a vibe, i've been watching Liam for the past like 3 years, and his content is still so funny, much love bro ❤

[@conormurphy4328]

I believe that Shakespeare always intended his Prose to be spoken in an Aussie accent

[@sadblob4577]

I’d argue scottish bc thats the closest we can get to old english

[@GregorioGrasselli1972]

He's Australian?! Wow the whole airplane thing is even more silly now! 😂

[@isabellejames8611]

Dude, he's from New Zealand 😭😭

[@bryanlitchford7416]

Actually there's good evidence the closest we have is Appalachian english.

[@conormurphy4328]

@@isabellejames8611 Ik 😈

[@williammongoose3007]

only thing more diffacult than reading Shakespearean dialogue is understanding Liam's numbering throughout this video.

[@mateuszszulecki5206]

you mean the ratings he gives to the works?

[@potato5813]

​@@mateuszszulecki5206yeah, after a while I think you realize it's the ratings but he never explains it lol

[@linley-jane7878]

It took me a minute to work that out too.

[@jasmeetkaurkukreja15]

Right, like only like mid video he explained it's a rating😭

[@onlyone8331]

I thought it was just me lol

[@GaviShap]

This is what Liam’s been doing for the past 5 months

[@elya13]

Genuinely one of the most captivating videos of all time, or at least on youtube. I have felt every emotion Liam did and I will do so once more as I am now urged to also read some of Shakespeare hehe:) Thank you for the immense enjoyment, for keeping Shakespeare alive a little longer and for inspiring thousands of others to pick up Shakespeare again, Liam!

[@judithmirjam7050]

You were gone for so long, I assumed you were doing something that took a long time... And I was right!😂 We don't learn about Shakespeare in my country, but I got motivated to read Shakespeare now, thanks to you! LOVED the editing in this. It takes a while, sure, but the result is so worth it!

[@hayleythekid]

We've missed you! Welcome back and hope to see more from you soon 🤙

[@SophiaSwing]

Omg I have been waiting for what feels like 7 years for him to upload

[@Toffee-of2fu]

I never thought someone would willingly read Shakespeare and make it entertaining and yet here we are

[@linaariawati4424]

Quite literally the best and most authentic youtuber ever!! Love ya!

[@eva6750]

I have just discovered Liam and wow. This is the best KZbin video I’ve seen in a long time. So good!!!

[@LiamBushrod]

the level of detail you put into this is insane. When I paused to read the "play" you wrote out, I wasn't expecting it to be the script of the video that you hadn't even got to yet lmao. I was tripping when you were speaking stuff that I already read in the play haha

[@GalsaegPiano]

I might not have read along with you but I certainly laughed and suffered along with you. Oh my god man, I don't even have words for this. The editing is absolutely insane. You are absolutely insane. I loved every single second. Thank you.

[@EsterHirz]

I smiled fantastically when I saw Liams notification !!! Now don’t leave for that long ever again😭

[@wilmavuokkoramone]

What a legendary comeback! This video had everything I've come to love about your channel. Pure silliness done with extreme care. 10/10 ❤

[@peetusknee]

this is quite literally the best editing / cinematography i've seen on youtube. missed ur videos man they are always so fun to watch

[@maahir44]

So that’s what he was doing all this time I never knew you were capable of making videos more than 10 minutes long, Liam. Proud of you.

[@Miracle12348]

Ignore his last 3 videos then…

[@a_melon]

When the World needed him the most, he was reading Shakespeare

[@ValueNetwork]

I love it when people discover Shakespeare for the first time, Because Liam really just asked if Malvolios flirting with the yellow stockings and the “Ho ho”s in twelfth night was intentionally comedic (the answer is yes, it’s probably one of the most popular comedic acts in his entire work)

[@cottagecorequeen12]

Omg I'm so glad I found your channel (after the 1980s video)!!!! You're a genius with all your KZbin skills and those humours. ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT HEREEEE❤

[@mrjotz]

This was the first video of yours that I've seen, and I liked it enough to subscribe! Well done! I, an actor who has actually performed Shakespeare in numerous productions, have not read all of Shakespeare's work. Well done, sir!

[@barbielover_happydayzz3603]

“Hell is empty and all the devils are here” Instantly made me think of my Husband (Aaron Warner)

[@cooksiesmiraculous-world4823]

HE‘S BACK

[@Chrispy103]

Guess who's back back again Liam's back tell a friend guess who's back guess who's back guess who's back guess who's back guess who's back guess who's back guess who's back (somebody please get this)

[@CleverFishAnimations]

@@Chrispy103I get it 😎

[@CleverFishAnimations]

@@Chrispy103I was actually about to comment that too

[@pennyandkenny6211]

Who? Shakesphere 😂😂😂

[@Chrispy103]

@@CleverFishAnimations sick

[@Galinda33]

For anyone who wants to take on Shakespeare’s works, I highly recommend full cast audiobooks. I love Shakespeare and adapted, directed, and acted in his plays in college, but aside from getting to be a part of putting the shows on or seeing live theater, the full cast audiobooks are my favorite ways to consume his works

[@mustafacemturkkan5976]

God I have never seen a video like this on KZbin for a long time. I laughed and enjoyed FANTASTICALLY 😂❤

[@mr.muffin5635]

Liam, you are becoming quite the filmmaker! Not only the entertaining video concepts and execution, but your gorgeously framed shots, the exuberant lighting and colors, the smooth transitions, even the general story of this video is great! All of it makes me smile fantastically!

[@Supernova_Explosions]

The next video: Painting everything Shakespeare ever wrote on my wall

[@cerebrummaximus3762]

Exactly what I was thinking he'd do lol

[@JohnJohn-r4l]

I misread the title as “writing everything Shakespeare ever read” and thought “holy shit and he’ll actually do it”

[@dhruvaaeer7608]

Omg Liam I loved watching this video! This is so far the best video you have made! The concept, the flow, the ups and downs that came in betwixt and finally the fantastical smile at the climax! Everything was perfect and worth the wait of 5months!🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@TheRealJohnOnYt]

The legend is back,ive missed you so much bro When liam didnt post for 4-5 months i immediately knew that hes gonna do something crazy and he did,What a legend

[@dinamehr6096]

i don’t know why but i freaking love this video. the editing is FANTASTIC, i think ive watched it over 20 times start to finish

[@Erika-gm2tf]

Good to see you're alive and improving yourself, young man! Good choice. Great video. (you've taken a leaf out of Adrian Bliss' book on this one.) I was so relieved when you FINALLY reviewed Hamlet (yes! Do the sandwich shop!) I feel about Hamlet the way you feel about Romeo. Bad, bratty guy. Kills too many people. Really screws up Ophelia for absolutely no good reason, such that she kills herself. I hate hamlet and vowed to never see the play again, but it's hard to avoid during Shakespeare festivals! I saw it once more outdoors and a thunderstorm fast approached. Lightning was crashing and just as Hamlet was having existencial crisis and addressing poor Yorick's skull (and the actor was the best I'd ever seen playing this scene), a lightening bolt flashed and boomedvin the sky right behind Hamlet and Yorick (such as he was). And they immediately closed the play down with funny in character comments. It was the most brilliant Shakespeare moment most of us had ever experienced. Absolutely glorious. NOW I never need to see Hamlet again. That was un-toppable. And I still despise Hamlet, the cheesy little dogberry.

[@AngelVids7]

Mad respect man. I loved reading “The Tempest” in my English Lit class in highschool and I have many fond memories of studying some of his other plays in University. Congrats on reading through everything! You should try Beowulf next 😁 the story is great just read the modern English translation

[@lizziedoyle8530]

Woah this took an insane amount of effort good on you!! How many people can say they’ve read all of Shakespeare, visited his hometown or have such incredible editing video making skills and even just the self confidence to be a KZbinr. Liam, you’re officially awesome! Good on you!!!!

[@GiggVR]

POV what teachers expect students to do after they tell them to read a book:

[@manu_stampfer]

This video is great, I loved it! I don't understand why it doesn't have more views

[@Talgikiwi]

I haven't watched your content before but I watch a lot of literature videos. This was one of my favorites of all time. I really, really enjoyed it and haven't stopped thinking about it since then. Please do more book related videos! Your humor and editing style are so beautiful and I'd love to see more!

[@Neptune_CODM38]

Omg, he is finally back. I had to watch your old videos like 10 times each. Your my favourite youtuber

[@whatcookiedoes]

**me* *boutta* *crash* *into* *my* *brother’s* *bedroom* *to* *say* *that* *our* *favourite* *KZbinr* *finally* *posted* *again-** LIAM YOU’RE BACK WITH A MASTERPIECE!

[@SAMIAMFNX]

Liam's a type of guy to leave us for a couple of months to read everything Shakespeare ever wrote

[@ADIL-xz4vo]

one of the best vids of yours. also the lighting quality and composition are great

[@mikekjellman]

not gonna lie: i like your videos and saw this one recommended almost immediately after you posted but wasn’t super interested but here i am 30 min later and you killed it! you’re a notch above the rest!