The Unbreakable Kryptos Code

[@LEMMiNO]

[Credits, References, and More] www.lemmi.no/p/the-unbreakable-kryptos-code

[@MrCommentGod]

You just love to see it *215 days of waiting has 100% been worth it*

[@LOL_MANN]

WE EATING GOOD WITH THIS ONE

[@doorkarma1288]

Thank you sir

[@LOL_MANN]

🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣WE EATING GOOD WITH THIS ONE‼🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ARipeBanana]

Thanks for making awesome content my guy

[@HistoryDose]

Lemmino just makes consistent “drop everything and watch this now” videos

[@MrCommentGod]

This video is definitely gonna get over 10 million views

[@TheNamesFathom]

exactly dude, guess I’m not doing homework for the next 47 minutes

[@NotTheRambo]

​@@TheNamesFathomAgent 47

[@MuhammedAasil]

​@@NotTheRambo The star trek number...

[@lukemimnagh2594]

Bruh, literally. I was in the middle of another video essay and then I saw this, I clicked immediately

[@mxtorres30]

Brothers, we have been reunited once again.

[@cmdrHeliaxx]

o7

[@MinecrafAssassin]

o7

[@MrCommentGod]

Quality over quantity

[@optimize0]

Indeed. o7

[@jaymxu]

About time, this one took super long.

[@ThinkerYT]

Crazy how i watched 47 minutes of numbers and letters and didnt get bored for a second lol Lemmino is the goat

[@JoeRogansForehead]

You’re forcing yourself to like this because of the channel it comes from. Atleast be honest , this ain’t no jfk or jack the ripper video . This is a filler video I hope .

[@mazef8836]

@@JoeRogansForehead nah this is more interesting than jfk and jack the ripper honestly

[@TigerTex]

@@JoeRogansForehead totally agree. Not a good topic. The planets one is his best in recent memory

[@JoeRogansForehead]

@@mazef8836 that Jack the Ripper video is one of THE best true crime documentaries ever made . Way better than the ones put out on TV or Netflix even. I usually skip Jack the Ripper videos because it’s been done so much but the visuals he used in it to map out the crimes is perfect . He somehow got the environment of Victorian England to come through on an animated KZbin documentary.

[@tw507]

not much of a thinker are you then?

[@AsEnIxX-wtf]

Bro taught Vigenère & other ciphers in a more engaging way than what I learned during my CS Engineering Cryptography course at Uni. Excellent video man.

[@mountain3301]

This video would be a great lab exercise. Give undergrads a computer eventually but challenge them with pen-and-paper. Frequency analysis is so useful it motivates the fancy stuff. If you're interested, look at Shannon's 1948 paper -- it's challenging but written clearly.

[@AldoSchmedack]

Same! He sparked an interest that beats any college class. I learned more on my own in order to try to solve this then I ever did or could in college.

[@DanielBrown]

Yeah my buddy Eric solved it already but he doesn't “want to brag about it” he's a very humble and chill guy

[@justinallen5215]

“Be sure to drink your Ovaltine.” Probably

[@KarelPletsStriker]

Is his surname Fermat perhaps?

[@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721]

I solved but then I accidentally threw away the Post-It Note where I wrote the solution. I forgot it now.

[@beesinpyjamas9617]

my girlfriend solved it but she goes to another school you woudln't know her

[@morganmccool6026]

Nah, my cousins girlfriend's college roommate said that she solved it and gave your friend Eric a fake solution because he wouldn't stop asking her about it

[@davi4816]

i can hear the sheer annoyance and desperation of cracking this code at the end there lmao this definitely got lemmino crazy for months

[@empiricalandinquirical2435]

Kinda like Sanborn.

[@justamanofculture12]

Typical Lemmino 🗿🗿🗿

[@JustKrin]

Reminds me of the Cool S video

[@CrimsoniteSP]

I like how this guy made a reputation of only posting once in a blue moon and every single video is an absolute banger. Love this guy

[@bentumbling9876]

@@jaypolas4136 the term "once in a blue moon" refers to an event that "rarely" happens. just like blue moon that happens every two or three years.

[@vnlbrand]

even crazier to think when i first saw this guy he was doing like top 10 rage comics type videos

[@Pingwinho]

@@jaypolas4136 my brother, why ask in a comment (where you can get false, satirical answers) instead of just typing the same thing into Google?!

[@yugdails]

Yeah… it takes long because he’s working on the next video.

[@wowplayer160]

@@vnlbrand At least he was uploading

[@DirtyDanMunicipalMan]

It’s still blows my mind that I was watching ‘Best Rage Comics’ on this channel in 2012ish and now he’s putting out this top tier quality stuff. I feel like I grew up with this channel now.

[@thomasbrodie-sangsteredits5971]

damn nice thats 12 years ago... youve certainly grown uup with it. I just discovered this channe;

[@DHCR-core]

The deliberate misspellings to throw off codebreaking attempts is one of those things that I love because it can either be a clue or a complete red herring.

[@typicalchomper917]

I know it was almost certainly intentional, but the idea he genuinely just misspelled those words by accident is funny af to me

[@RyanSoltani]

I like to think bro just forgot how to spell and didn’t bother fixing it

[@NP_Al]

@@typicalchomper917 he released the thingys for k1&2 and one of the words that were "misspelled " were spelled correctly in the official release

[@psterud]

"desparatly" has two errors in it.

[@ninetailedfox579121]

​@iyoeYou see that door right there? The one marked pirate? You think a pirate lives in there?

[@RAWMUSICTV]

I've never been more confused in my entire life for 47 minutes straight whilst also being utterly fascinated with why I'm so confused.

[@kyles7533]

This video made me feel so dumb B and smart all at once.

[@LuisSierra42]

I solved K4 but will not tell anyone

[@soniablanche5672]

You will be even more confused when you try to understand how actual good encryption algorithms work

[@Ok-lu8gx]

ok

[@Souleater787]

I thought I couldn't grasp it because I was too high but I just watched it sober and yeah its just a step above my paygrade

[@TheLOL_11]

The fact that we've been at this for 33 years, with the first three being solved relatively instantly while the 4th one is still unsolved makes me think that Sanborn is literally just trolling us, and he's just gonna tell us all on his deathbed that he was kidding this whole time and it's all just gibberish.

[@ktleen]

Exactly the vibes i get from him haha

[@iGamezRo]

The guy is 3 weeks older than my grandpa. My grandpa, a train mechanic with an average pension and heart disease from an ex-comunist country, is still holding, so a guy like Jim, who could who has much more money and who could get access to much more professional health care won't die anytime soon.

[@marcelhdhd]

Nice profile pic bro

[@alexsmith-ob3lu]

I get the impression that he used “spiritual” (numerology) ciphering for the last part. Not so much scientific, technical or mathematical encryption.

[@elsienova4269]

I tend to agree with this. I am not an expert cryptographer but I have been invested in the topic from a young age, especially around the history of famous codes. One thing that I learnt is that any sort of code that takes this long to break, is simply a troll. Any method of encryption that a human mind can use, even one that they created themselves not based upon an already existing cypher, is reversible or the plain text can be extracted. There is in fact no event in history since the 60s where actually decryptable code, has remained encrypted for this long before being found out. Every single time it's either that the text was never meant to be something that can be decrypted. The fact Kryptos K4 stays not even extracted for this long when we have machines and information like we do today, meanwhile the entire other part of Kryptos was decrypted in just 2 days by a bunch of interns, is proof that the entire puzzle has no solution. Nothing to be obtained at the end or understood. Like Sanborn said in interviews, it's just a form of long art.

[@OdinTube]

believe it or not, i was one of your viewers 10 years ago and just forgot the channel as i used new account. now some other youtuber brought your name and I just remembered you . so much memories in this channel, thank you

[@urtfools]

Was it Papa Meat?

[@sydssolanumsamsys]

the creator getting impatient and giving huge clues to k4 is so relateable. what a normal guy

[@nibras69]

I play VALORANT 🗿

[@thecosmicrae]

i have your pfp as my phone wallpaper lol. what a coincidence

[@zingyoak3917]

""impatient" he waited 30 years bro.

[@sydssolanumsamsys]

@@zingyoak3917 who cares? go away.

[@sydssolanumsamsys]

@@thecosmicrae

[@QuilloManar]

With the morse code, the RQ at the end (.-. --.-) is actually probably meant to be CQ (-.-. --.-) - When a tapper taps out CQ CQ CQ, they are asking "Can anyone hear me?" or "Is someone receiving?" So, CQ SOS "Can anyone hear me?" "I need help!"

[@daavocadoguy5733]

During my boy scouts radio merit badge training our instructors told us that CQ also sounds as "seek you"

[@0x7d69]

CQ is used the same way in Ham Radio, as well as most military situations iirc, usually when using morse code or long distance comms, that's a good catch! i'm a ham and didn't even notice it!

[@KevinEnjoyer]

Interesting. Does this have anything to do with CQD, the original distress code?

[@daiyankhan6502]

- "Can you see Q?" - Can you CQ? - Can you "hear me"?

[@vishak-nair]

Is it possible four strings of E in morse code means error in transmission?

[@jacobstoner8468]

Me: “What’s the WI-FI password?” Friend: “It’s on the back of the router” The back of the router:

[@MilkisEPIC]

No replies?

[@SpearFisher85]

*MEOW* (It's just a cat with an antenna in its butt)

[@DreamcastFarm]

​@@SpearFisher85 HUH?

[@Kestie-vp3rv]

ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

[@DaleDillard-dn4mz]

44 acck 34

[@TheDogBark27]

Good news brothers, Lemmino uploads every 6-8 months and this video just hit 6 months, we’re in the any day now range for an upload 🔥🔥

[@jaxenbond422]

LEMMiNO is seriously the gold standard for documentaries/ video essays. The amount of production, research, and effort is so apparent and incredible. Im honestly suprised he can put out the number of videos he does

[@YoY664]

No arguments there

[@nulled7888]

Melodysheep is a very close contender too imo

[@jaxenbond422]

@@nulled7888 Definitely agree, but gotta give the gold standard to lemmino because I'm a lemmino fanboy

[@barsnack7999]

lolwhat he release one video half a year dmbfuki

[@ZenWorks2k]

@@barsnack7999you go produce something even half as good as this, no chance you’ll get it done in a year lmao

[@enthusiasticgeek7237]

bro got contracted to decorate a courtyard and made a whole ass arg

[@oofedd]

lmao they could have just hired matpat he would have cracked this stuff in 1 day

[@riverdawn7288]

@@oofedd The majority of Matpats theories are cherry-picked from Reddit and not his own original thoughts, discoveries, or theories.

[@Lowtech_inc]

@@oofedd lol

[@idkwhattoputheretbhbuthere]

@@riverdawn7288 He takes several theories and take from them and form a combined theory

[@wezleeclinton5850]

Exactly what I was thinking. He had to have had some form of help/collaboration with the CIA right? There’s no way some random artist with no studies in Cryptology was able to create a code by himself, that not even the smartest code breakers in the world could crack.

[@batt0usai377]

No flashy intro. No unnecessary bs. Hops in, blows our mind with therapeutic voice, hops out. Goated

[@VoxAstra-qk4jz]

Idk man, the DB Cooper video's flashy intro was awsome

[@lethauntic]

If there was a flashy intro the video would suck I agree

[@wolfiemuse]

@@lethaunticDB cooper is sick tho

[@winKoneR]

No flashy intro, no unnecessary bs, just Lemmino.

[@alexscriba6075]

At this point his intro gives me goosebumps cause I know I’m in for a great time

[@jankemjunkie6564]

That last bit was so inspiring, I don’t know a thing about cryptography but I felt like I could accomplish the “impossible”

[@jontymig2016]

Irish viewer here. A big thank you for the little pause.

[@jonesy279]

Appreciated by us Aussies too 😂

[@DogMutilator]

Don't forget about the rest of the Brits

[@JediMasterYoda66]

im american and i could not hold back laughter at his name

[@bbbnuy3945]

can someone explain?

[@onlinefriend3889]

@@bbbnuy3945Sheidt sounds like Shite

[@ddh9851]

LEMMiNO - if you ever read this message, you're the best creator on KZbin. And as HistoryDose stated your videos are "drop everything and watch this now" videos. Thank you.

[@gagemcmahon9485]

No doubt, hands down, best of the best

[@kayn840]

The goat of KZbin. No questions asked

[@irotinmyskin]

Lemmino, Ahoy and Captain Pikant are far far beyond every one else making videos on KZbin or even Netflix, etc.

[@rektangel333]

@@irotinmyskinwho tf is captain pikant

[@irotinmyskin]

@@rektangel333 Use that search bar tiger, it does wonders.

[@Renouf]

31:45 "T IS YOUR POSITION" -> So "you" are at "T" -> VIR"TU"ALLY is the only instance of a U at a T -> the letters immediately following it are the ALLYINVI for ABSCISSA

[@yuu34567]

that definitely sounds like the intended process actually! great catch??

[@Drumm333r]

Also randomly noted that the iqlusion typo coincides with the extra L on the text and maybe we can suppose that in the last sentence the Q near the question mark is just a simple substitution for the L. Also i think that the question mark is intended as a visual representation of a letter or of a word in some culture related to the rest of the text

[@SixStringsGeek]

good spot there!

[@glasses2926]

This also implies that there isn't any "cut out part" - this was the intended sentence. Nice spot, this definitely deserves to be higher in the comments so Lemmino can see it!

[@ghostsoffishandcrows7341]

+

[@dhuguna]

This LEMMINO guy should be having 300 million subscribers like for real his videos are top notch highly instructive content

[@Gorevet]

K4 says “If you enjoyed my puzzle, like and subscribe”

[@efudesu9267]

subscriberlinclock

[@Rollerbear712]

@efudesu9267 to the east of the subscribe button is the like button and to the northeast of the video is where the channel pop up at the end of the video on the video player is

[@PhillyCh3zSt3ak]

I swear, if it's the URL for rick rolling I'll laugh my ass off.

[@aserta]

"and don't forget to click the bell icon notification"

[@darktheories1758]

I was thinking more like "I am the zodiac"

[@kalebbruwer]

I do like the conflict of the artist trying to design a puzzle to be solved in a certain way and the cryptographers finding their own way entirely. It shows a difference in mentality between artists and, well, nerds.

[@forgotultag1543]

There is also the realistic necessity for NSA cryptography guys to avoid the "artist approach" - they very likely need to decipher codes in unfamiliar languages, or even languages that do not make their words (lexicon) with verbal alphabets, so the usage of maths is just them being professionals

[@neptoon1518]

There’s something fitting about the final cypher not being cracked despite the massive technological advances since the puzzle was created. Almost like the solution must be solved with this artistic mentality.

[@alexjames7144]

​@@forgotultag1543 Yeah the thing is that whilst for a creator the solution may seem very doable, there are realistically billions of ways to creatively and artistically encode something. So trying to work based on that idea would be true brute force work and take way longer than using clever pattern recognition to bypass the encryption.

[@Blex_040]

It very much reminds me of the battle between game devs and speedrunners. Game devs put so much thought into boss design and then a speedrunner comes equipped with a fish using a specific attack to do animation cancelling beating the boss by just spamming one button xD

[@synthwave7467]

@@Blex_040 tbf, those speedrunners have spent a lot of time on said game to know about those exploits

[@pcfreakx]

I'm an infosec/crypto nerd and the amount of research done here is insane. And the editing work. If I had to do just one of these sequences in After Effects, I'd cry. Amazing work here.

[@Darxeal]

I'd hope he used a coding animation tool like manim or motion canvas for the cypher animations

[@yousef858]

No one cares lil bro come join us in waiting for yet another 6 months until another video drops

[@jamesf4423]

That would be fascinating were I gay

[@Technobitz]

Are you

[@saltcruise]

i think he is

[@oddball5565]

i honestly can’t wait for in like 5 years the older videos start getting conclusions and we get banger videos going back to old topics

[@white_out]

Putting the NSA through a whole ass ARG is crazy 💀

[@jacobp8294]

Then they solve it and get mad because it's a buncha hippie bullshit

[@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721]

I mean, going through an ARG is pretty much their job, except for them it's real life.

[@tonton9598]

bro was commissioned to do an art piece but gave the entire human race a headache in the next 30 years (and counting)

[@NoSaysJo]

bro doesn't know how to use grammar ​@@tonton9598

[@thezipcreator]

@@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721 it's just an RG

[@jmorgmate]

The fact you had to learn and understand this first, in order to be able to create this content and explain it to us is just incredible dedication. You're the absolute GOAT, never stop doing these.

[@EEEEEEEE]

E‎ ‎ ‎

[@alexberta5195]

The fact that he said in a recording that he's not very good at math and that he loves putting out misinformation and scramble decipher attempts using extra letters or intentional misspellings, and of course the fact that he said that he's getting impatient that nobody can solve K4 can be pointing towards just pure trolling in general. He said that he wanted to make something to practically immortalize his name. K4 could very well just be gibberish and he's one of the worlds biggest trolls.

[@lonestarr1490]

But would you rather want to be immortalized by gibberish, or by genuine code that nobody can crack? It doesn't have to be gibberish to be virtually uncrackable.

[@frosthammer917]

@@lonestarr1490 I mean yeah, if you just throw enough cyphers at the same piece of text repeatedly, you can get something that is virtually uncrackable. Its not a particularly good or interesting from a codebreaking challenge point of view, but wouldn't be surprised if he did it.

[@cocrush8470]

eastnotherneast berlinclock

[@andysandy3465]

@@lonestarr1490 but does anyone seriosuly believe that the guy was actually let in on something top secret/important and they just let him just share it all with everyone, even though in a decryptc form. We are living in the world that doesn't make much sense. It's all non-sense. And he might've just (arguably) immortalized himself as the biggest troll in the history of humankind?

[@lonestarr1490]

@@andysandy3465 I have no idea where you pulled the "top secret/important" from. Did anyone suggest that K4 might held some form of secret information? I'm not aware of such a statement.

[@andrewabbott5607]

I was in basic training when this came out. Finally being able to watch this video is the best part of graduating.

[@iKonographi]

Irish viewer here; I literally repeated “Scheidt” out loud and chuckled to myself as soon as you said the name, your interjection then straight after was the icing on the cake, thank you LEMMiNO 😂

[@francescamoran1240]

Same here, are we really that predictable 😂😂😂

[@harshitsharma2690]

what does it mean? Asking for as non english non Irish people.

[@joedartonthefenderbass]

@@harshitsharma2690 Literally just means shit

[@Stripe263]

Northern England here, love the word. I remember a Kevin Bridges bit when he said the main difference between "shit" and "shite" was that people have made "shit" positive now, i.e. "That's good shit" - but "shite" just means "shite". You can't have "good shite" 🤣

[@manuello1938]

I kept hearing McGregor saying that all the time and I just got the joke immediately when he stated "Irish" lol

[@LM-MMM]

Holy fuck, I can't believe it's been 9 months since the JFK video. I was in an awful place when that video came out, I watched it from my desk at a job that made me fat and miserable. I quit, went back to college full time, and started working out every day. I am so much happier and healthier right now. I hope everyone else has been doing well since the last upload :)

[@FernandoRodriguez-kr1zt]

Good shit brother

[@crashingintoearthwithmalic2088]

Huge, keep it up!

[@MrBikboi]

I didn't realize this was your blog

[@EmilForsberg_GRYBO]

Im still at the same job i was at when that video dropped and it feels like it could have been a month ago for me, but damn, 9 months huh...

[@TheEncouragementKid]

yeaaaah boii!!! that's epic, well done (: keep it up young king

[@_hank9508]

I am a little stunned that none of the solutions have anything to do with the fact that the puzzle is made of holes in a sheet of metal that will cast the letters on the floor infront of the sculpture which would reverse the rows as the bottom rows would now appear at the top in the shadow of the scroll. Sanborn has been talking about light and shadow in K1 and used such language when commenting about the puzzle as a whole. He specifically said that there are encoding systems that use light and shadow and that these systems are the ones he is most interested in. Yet, none of the solution paths have anything to do with this unique property of the puzzle.

[@i1a2159]

I was thinking the same thing. Maybe it has been tried though, and he just didn't mention it in this video

[@leenaymarshall6594]

I thought the same honestly. I wonder if this is actually the solution to the puzzle?

[@kevindharmawan3697]

Maybe that was how you obtain these clues? But not a lot of manpower went into it and it's not like we can just camp in CIA grounds either.

[@AGoodLookingMushroom]

@@kevindharmawan3697 you can always recreate the model in blender and shine some light onto it yourself

[@Javano_]

Also, the double-curve nature of the sculpture would mean that one piece of the text would be projected in the morning, as the sun rises on the east side -- and the other would be more visible in the evening, as the sun sets on the west side. Harkens back to his apparent interest in ancient Egyptian design.

[@joshie445]

shoutout to the channels who make high quality documentary videos every year gotta be my favorite ones

[@judyyy0180]

And thus as we conclude watching the video, we crawl back into hibernation, waiting for the next episode to drop, knowing we will be excited and satisfied. Thank you LEMMiNO

[@Jerebeez]

Just like a Cicada!? 😮

[@zainpog]

until then you can watch Fern videos similar quality to Lemmino

[@vestavind]

It was a pleasure to watch. I'm crawling back into my shell now, see you around next time!

[@CharlieCrook]

I really appreciate how you always add closed captioning, thank you so much!!

[@caramelldansen2204]

😊 it's great 😊

[@horaceosirian8993]

Charlie Crook = CC = 33 Closed Captioning = CC = 33 I hope you guys see what's happening in the comments section? Web search term: _"The Open Scroll Code 33 article series"_ if you don't know what I'm on about.

[@CharlieCrook]

@@horaceosirian8993 there has got to be something wrong with u

[@6ThumbsYT]

lol as an Irish viewer I laughed at the guys surname “Scheidt” then you said “ok I’m gonna let my Irish viewers process that surname” lol completely broke the 4th wall for me 😂

[@Sulverhand]

Same 😂

[@Squizie3]

Non-irish here: works perfectly in Dutch as well. Scheidt would be pronounced as schijt, i.e. the Dutch equivalent of shite

[@Chikitee]

Same here gang

[@freebird_2]

there’s no 4th wall here. he is directly addressing the audience throughout the entire video

[@ronsongathus9634]

@@freebird_2 Well yes. Most YT vids do directly addresses their audience, it's common. However it's the level of cinematography of LEMMiNO's documentary that made people forgets it's just a YT video, not a cinema. It's an attest of LEMMiNO's quality work.

[@infideluxe]

So, so, good. A masterfully constructed and executed documentary. One of the best that I’ve ever seen. I applaud you.

[@scapegoat4]

The thing I noticed the most while watching this is that Sanborn loves lining things up and making them symmetrical, only to add one or two things that "ruin" it. I feel like the morse code and the berlin clock "line up" in some way too, but I'm a complete idiot and I bet that's already been tried lol. Maybe rotating the clock/ morse code in a similar fashion to what was done previously? As per usual, this was a video that's an incredibly random topic-wise but still incredibly entertaining in a way that holds your attention for a longer period of time. Thank you!

[@aidenbealer8227]

Maybe, somehow, the coordinates for the clock can be cross-referenced to the coordinates in K2, and maybe even those of King Tut’s tomb. Just spitballing

[@cemsity]

for me it is the compass, the south arrow points east-northeast. Also i do not believe it is a hill cipher (requires some knowledge of matrix multiplication) and the extra 'L' is symmetrically placed.

[@joshuadarrow]

two immediate observations/theories I have regarding K4 involve the idea that the KRYPTOS table itself might have to be altered to decode it, either by: A) Shifting the table down two rows so that the L on the left side is in line with the right hand one but keeping the horizontal position the same. B) flipping the table so the L is on the Left hand side (This could be done IRL by simply walking around to the other side of the statue) C) some combination of the two.

[@Crowald]

You never know what contribution might end up solving a problem like this. Experts and seasoned veterans of any profession faced with a problem often have tunnel vision, thinking about problems with the same set of solutions every time. The idiom "fresh set of eyes" didn't just show up one day, it was inducted into the English lexicon for a reason. Sometimes a problem requires the insight that a more basic or simple perspective provides.

[@doctorworm420]

Yeah, I think that's why there are so many superfluous Es they're just a pip/dit so they can be used to make the shape symmetrical and the RQ SOS ruins that. I think the R is a C there's only one dit difference C is dit-dah-dit-dah and R is dit-dah-dit-dah-dit CQ SOS means "I am sending a distress call" or "Have you heard my distress call?" Which I think refers to the Can you see Q?or Can you CQ? The artist wants to know if we've received his message.

[@saint2669]

Lemmino the kinda dude to show up out of thin air, say two sentences, and the next 40 minutes from that point is a complete mystery to you, cause you've been busy listening to whatever he got on his mind this time. Absolute masterpiece, love your videos!

[@lukaszspychaj9210]

What?

[@crushbeast29]

34:10 I deliberately slowed down the video and you actually said all 192 letters, both times. Thank you.

[@Heisenberg48346]

Pretty sure he just used the same audio twice but still it shows how much effort he puts in his videos

[@jameskim1505]

jfc

[@GodcodeX77]

Christ Jesus gave me the code. It’s on my page. Twenty nine x six equals April seventeen Christ.

[@ASFCX]

I sped up.

[@shuckleoverlord1854]

You are the actual GOAT man, every time i'm bored i just come back to your channel and rewatch your videos

[@KarelPletsStriker]

Sanborn not expecting how long it would take to solve K4 has big "I didn't know number theory proofs would be this hard" energy

[@lonestarr1490]

Mathematics might be Sanborn's bane. But number theory is a mathematician's bane.

[@AllGoodOutside]

@@lonestarr1490 42

[@vostpelk1596]

The clock mentioned in K4 might be the Berlin World Clock, as it has a compass under it, with one of the directions on it being ONO-Osten Nordosten or East North East in english which is also mentioned

[@joshduffety-wong9618]

Around the time the sculptures were commissioned, the Berlin Wall fell. Which may have inspired some influence

[@julianbustamnte7123]

Has anyone considered not an English word but maybe a German word, especially if Berlin is in it

[@loyje5ter]

yeah, i think thats nore likely as well, esp considering its much more well known

[@FHT1883]

@@julianbustamnte7123 maybe the codeword is Manhattan (from the Leonard Cohen song)

[@adrianw-c4c]

Some interesting facts i have found; the original location of the Berlin Clock mentioned in the video was on the intersection of two streets: Kurfürstendamm and Uhlandstraße; the street called Kurfürstendamm is a EAST-NORTHEAST bound street which ends at the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church; notable places located EAST-NORTHEAST of the Berlin Clock: the embassy of the USA, Academy of Arts in Berlin and the Berlin Cathedral.

[@lachlanlau]

i appreciate you reading all 192 characters multiple times

[@mattmenzies8135]

Is anyone else here in November 2024 itching their necks having withdrawals from Lemmino???

[@d.yitzgoldstein3515]

You have no idea... I cant afford patrean and check his latest videos for anyone that has updates..... 😞

[@prismstar438]

My problem with Sanborn's keywords is the fact that even now, nobody could deduce 100% conclusive reasonings for finding "PALIMPSEST" and "ABSCISSA" with the available clues we have now. We have theories, but none of them seem very...right. Also just giving the answers of parts of the K4 plaintext doesn't really help if nobody knows HOW to get there in the first place. It's like giving the final answer to a complex maths question and then being asked how to get there.

[@mrnobody2873]

Then answer to the question of the universe and everything is 42.

[@PHyN1151]

Sanborn himself said he didn't good at math.

[@olapyza]

@@PHyN1151you don't good in english 😂😂❤

[@carloszaragoza619]

This guy integrated a "like, subscribe, and comment" clip without being annoying about it. That earns a like, subscription, and a comment. Great job Lemmino!

[@cleetus1715]

You were already subbed, don’t lie

[@bonezone2150]

I honestly can't believe I get to watch these videos for free. The research, the smooth, purposeful, visuals. There isn't a single minute wasted. Outstanding. I'm glad you do what you do.

[@27mosquitoes]

It's honestly unbelievable. The fact he made this video so fast after an almost 2 hour long one is crazy to me.

[@Cybersawz]

@@27mosquitoes Yeah, almost like he has help.

[@R4Y7]

Insane quality on his own

[@youtubeuserdan4017]

I can believe it.

[@tylergraun3406]

I would love to see him dive deep into the mystery of the worlds fair

[@Nova3482]

No exaggeration, I think this is my favorite Lemmino video till date. I love every video he puts out, but the ones about puzzles have a special touch to them

[@DwarfDt]

Ì loved his cooper an Malaysia video still to this date🎉😅

[@schnabelborg]

I totally agree! The Cicade one is also high on the list for me

[@Belgrythaz]

That "Top 10 facts - Porn" though. Classic!

[@DwarfDt]

@@Belgrythaz loved it when he was a top 10 channel. Humble beginnings . What was his weird ass name before he rebranded 🤣

[@bendring7018]

@@DwarfDt Top 10 Memes I believe

[@cerealisasoup2439]

18:16 Can't believe that Jim Sanborn travelled 25+ years into the future to make a reference to Walter white in his artwork. Truly a visionary.

[@sanjaypasupatheeswaran7299]

you sneaky

[@ItsDiesL]

W.W. Huh. Who do you figure that is? Woodrow Wilson? Willy Wonka? Walter White? William Webster?

[@shua_the_great]

Exactly my thoughts haha

[@FHT1883]

@@ItsDiesL William Wordsworth

[@Champion919Games]

⁠@@ItsDiesLWally West? Wonder Woman? William Williams? William Wilburforce? Will Wheaton? Wade Wilson? Wally Walrus?

[@4RILDIGITAL]

This is the most detailed explanation I've encountered about the Kryptos sculpture's encryption process. Appreciate your hard work in breaking down these complex details.

[@DidYouGrasp]

It was so detailed. I loved watching it. A huge round of applause to the video editor and the creator. Amazing job.

[@krystina662]

everyone is talking about the cipher but I'm actually impressed by the monument and the idea behind it, it's so brilliant

[@dark_sunset]

without the cypher the monument would not be brilliant

[@KipIngram]

Yeah, I find it very beautiful.

[@davis3138]

@@dark_sunset I agree. I thought he had some profound message he wanted to hide, something important that would only be known by the best and smartest of us. But looking at the Morse code and the plaintext K1 through K3, the message doesn't seem to be anything in particular. It seems that this monument was made more as an art piece than a legitimate challenge. It was made to be spoken about and raise the public profile of the artist. But maybe this sort of challenge-without-reward situation appeals to those who enjoy the journey as opposed to the destination.

[@leftover3857]

omg you are soooo different and cool

[@krystina662]

@@leftover3857 why thank you! :)

[@MDPOPE]

Lemmino has the kind of optimism not only to make a video about the cryptology equivalent to One Piece because he acquired an enjoyment for cryptology because of Cicada , but then do a call of action at the end. There are virtually no channels left on this website the size you are who are still doing this purely for the love of the sport. Thank you for everything you do. I've been here since top 10s and, with your level of artistic integrity, I'll be here for many more.

[@LavaCreeperPeople]

Nice

[@jokerpandroidc9807]

pewds?

[@jaxenbond422]

No unnecessary intros, no over the top presentation, no bs. Just pure quality

[@unrulykash3830]

That’s what makes him the best 🙌

[@bloodredlipstick]

I love your content so much. so much effort goes into every part of it, from the visuals, to demonstrations, to the non AI generated captions. pure entertainment

[@Computurtle]

I had just been looking at this channel a couple weeks ago saying to myself "damn, I can't wait for him to upload again", and then I saw the iconic thumbnail style and instantly clicked on it. Welcome back LEMMiNO

[@comradepierogi]

I was rewatching JFK documentary yesterday and was thinking “wonder what his next video is going to be”. Couple hours later I see this pop up.

[@ino9138]

it was yesterday that I talk to myself " hmm last video was 7 month ago, I wonder when will he upload again" and boom this video comes up hours later. it was a good day

[@celine442]

You single-handedly ignited my interest in cryptography

[@ezzaxxh]

Good stuff it's really interesting

[@ifeigen]

Sound design is amazing as usual. Thanks for making this video.

[@Beethovenfan1]

Dinosaurs is officially extingt...

[@EEEEEEEE]

E‎ ‎

[@haitex6296]

Np bb gal

[@tytyguy1able]

Aight its been 6 months.......where are ya!!!

[@samuelfrancis9143]

4:16 he sarcastically says “I have a creative mind like the world has never seen” but thing is it’s absolutely true. The creativity in not only videos but also the topics on this channel is unmatched. Oh he also makes his own music for the videos.

[@iamthealireza]

OMG the music, I still fucking love the music he made for the Cicada video, it's an absolute masterpiece

[@mane4299]

Never clicked faster in my life

[@svearike-e1o]

same

[@Br-ys]

fr

[@Nonunusmultorum]

Agreed

[@engineertf2971]

real.

[@johncoffee5468]

Said the same thing

[@ironvix5183]

13:09 if you look VERY carefully you can see the word "abscissa" right as it goes to the bottom. cool detail LEMMiNO

[@darshbhardwaj5502]

Nice catch

[@saaros]

sorry, could you point out more specifically where?

[@AbrahamssonAlexander]

@@saaros Last example of what word he might have used as a keyword just before the red words goes out of screen

[@domcxz8643]

How the fck do spot that 😊

[@ApofKol]

What a sneaky bastard

[@TORchic1]

Great work, Lemmino! I'll be honest, after watching all this, I still have no idea on what was going on with the secret messages and cryptography, but it was very interesting to hear about. I remember a long time ago, I used to really like the idea of using math to create an encoded message and thought it would be so cool to send secret messages to my siblings and friends, until I realized that I don't exactly have the aptitude for mathematics...though I guess if an artist with somewhat of a physics background can make this seemingly unbreakable code, then I guess I can think of some other way to encode a message. Either way, I hope to see if someone ends up solving Kryptos soon, because I wanna know what K4 says and I'm sure Sanborn would be thrilled to never have to be contacted by too many people about the code again.

[@olgierdvoneverec4135]

The one thing that stood out to me is: he had a background in archeology? He might have indeed not used a simple cypher technique, and instead intended for the thing to be cracked like hieroglyphs with some sort of roseta stone or like Asya did with her human, Yuri Knorozov when they cracked the Mayan script. That is to say it might be worth it to try it as a non English text. But I don’t know, I’m not a cryptographer in the slightest.

[@ladycharlotte210]

unrelated but I just fell down a rabbit hole about yuri knorozov, i had no idea who he was but i'm so interested in his work now. thank you! p.s. the berlin legend in his wiki page got me laughing about k4 (tho i'm sure it's a happy coincidence)

[@NoriMori1992]

I just looked up Yuri Knorozov, I love this: "Knorozov listed his cat Asya as a co-author on his work, but the editors always removed her. He always used the photo with Asya (above) as his author photo, and got annoyed when editors cropped her out."

[@shua_the_great]

This passed through my mind. Not the archeology. I don't know shit about archeology lol. But why not throw another language in? It would make it more fun, no?

[@estefencosta1835]

I think at the end it will point to a physical object or location. There are a lot of direction or coordinate based components and he definitely likes incorporating the physical. He talks about machines a bunch too and how they help break codes and how he likes that. Makes me think of the enigma machine which was invented in Germany (more later). IMO the whole puzzle reads more like a story and sequence of events. Saying that too much expertise can be a bad thing (sic) to me says that cryptographers might be hamstrung by trying to view it purely through the lens of cryptography. In other words just trying to brute force the whole thing with ciphers might get you somewhere but ultimately not put you on the right path. I think it's more like pretend you're in a Dan Brown novel only the puzzle isn't globe-trotting and also it isn't a terrible book. Others have pointed out the Berlin Clock in question (or the one that seems to be the correct clock) is on a street that runs east-northeast. Since he revealed Berlin Clock and east northeast first for K4 I think he's really strong hinting at something in the physical world either being part of the solution or what the solution is pointing at, and that seems appropriate for an archeologist. In the end the whole thing will point to something "buried" in a sense. I'm a storyteller so that's how my mind works. Watching this whole thing and reading some of the comments that seemed astute it just gives me the feeling of if you lay out everything chronologically you might see where there are gaps in the story, what it's narrative is and looking at it from a narrative structure where it might lead to.

[@sam08g16]

What if the guy is a time traveller and his background in archaeology is actually the future excavation of the ancient Kryptos that he himself created while travelling to the past?

[@ImmaFarmerInMalaysia]

I need the unedited version of Lemmino counting to 192 twice

[@retrrox]

ASAP!

[@anthonymcevans8191]

That’s the definition of the word ‘commitment’.

[@Pudding404]

Lemmino going into extreme detail with the most random subject every upload on a once a year basis. I really want to know what kind of rng he uses to decide his topic. Welcome back, everyone. Been a while.

[@jaypolas4136]

RNG? Pretty sure he just picks something cause "It sounded cool"

[@scallywag-rascal]

It’s obvious he’s on his CIA grind. his last documentary was literally the JFK assassination.

[@royisdabest]

@@jaypolas4136dont worry, this guy is a poser

[@Monjijii]

pretty sure its unsolved mysteries

[@ajpdeschenes]

There's no random subject. It's always about an unsolved mystery.

[@FennessyMusic]

Irish viewer here - I MASSIVELY appreciate that guys name and your nod to it 😂😂😂

[@xDylzan]

I was watching an episode of Star Trek Deep Space 9 with my brother yesterday and there's a scene where Sisko says 'Let me know', my brother then tells me that he was watching one of your videos and thought he recognized the voice in your intro, lo and behold the 'Lemmino' in your intro is Sisko's line from that episode of DS9. Couldn't believe my brother picked up on that.

[@LavaCreeperPeople]

Nice

[@teresamatuzak]

OH OH MY GOD MY MIND IS BLOWN 🤯 I've seen every episode of DS9 and was never able to connect the dots. Thank you for pointing this out! 😁😁

[@bigdoggo5827]

Holy that's. That's so interesting, I didn't know what was the origin of Lemmino

[@janeh9962]

OH MY GOD NO WAY. this is so cool

[@EpsilonKnight2]

Avery Brooks, the legend.

[@miloandash]

On the ? from K3 (36:08) I’m pretty sure it belongs to K4 because the Q probably represents the question mark in the tomb manuscript. Since X is being used to represent a period it would make sense to use letters for other punctuation. And as we know (especially since it was mentioned in the video) Q is one of the most uncommon letters which makes it a perfect candidate to represent “?”. I had a hunch when it was first mentioned at (23:35) but seeing the table basically confirms it.

[@CosmicHase]

That's a really smart theory.

[@alexties6933]

And to state the obvious, Q = Question mark = ?

[@judet2992]

@@alexties6933probably, since X means a stop like a period, the Q meaning question is not even a stretch.

[@alexties6933]

@@judet2992 yes and this furthers the idea that K4 is written backwards. Or maybe in spanish, since questions in spanish start with a ? and end with a turned ?

[@AllyInOrbit]

this is exactly what i was thinking

[@TheIndispensableOpposition]

29:10 only lemmino can make his audience sit through a black screen with only morse code beeps and letters in the middle of a 50 minute documentary

[@ObaidFaisal]

because he is the goat

[@luiskmpos]

I was on the edge of my seat for that part 😂

[@blahblahgdp]

subbed, ur vid got 3.9 mil views, and I still had to search u up manually to even find out u released this

[@flightdub6056]

I’m hungover as shit and couldn’t find anything to watch on here. Then I refreshed and this blessed me. The world is beautiful

[@DasonTolk]

Feel better homie👍🏻

[@bobbykahlon3247]

Omg that must have felt good

[@reecerowlands]

ME TOO

[@MichaelH-n7d]

Same bro I on the toilet hitting the alcohol shits hard and this is giving me life.

[@BingChillinCR]

This must be the hangover section?

[@vishalbala1]

I figured that "BERLIN CLOCK" was talking about the world clock in Alexanderplatz, which would also align with the "EASTNORTHEAST" clue and the GPS coordinates from K2.

[@shipsdarknes5127]

Another little detail I found were the words DIG and CAR I’m not sure if this is purposeful or if it will help but I found it

[@AllGoodOutside]

You're way off, the answer is Jimmy Stewart-42

[@niskanen19]

Should try if alexanderplatz could be found in the text

[@conlangknow8787]

​@@niskanen19 That would be mad cool beanz dude go ahead

[@thewarlockehs]

@@conlangknow8787 It does fit, *some* letters in the code/text being the last of them (if that makes sense), fit perfectly into alexanderplatz

[@ajayparwani2403]

Watch it be just a visual thing, where you need to look the shadow/sunlight passing through the sculpture on different days of the year to figure out one letter at a time Great video, absolutely Qascinating

[@QuintaFeira12]

This is what I was thinking for the morse code fragments. Somehow we have fragments of morse code that are clipped down, as the original message is cut in random places. And the artist is claiming to love visual metaphor. And no one seemed to try to make a collage of the fragments together visually? I mean, I'm sure they did, but the video seemed to be leaning that way and then forgot. It really feels like you were meant to remake a single string of the original morse code as a visual piece, with some bits written out upside down and such, and only then would its hidden key be revealed.

[@juggernaut7453]

I see what you did there

[@ArthurTully]

@@QuintaFeira12 i would try to sit so that the middle part of the page becomes invisible. this way you can create a new page of sorts could be the front or back side or maybe the angle from where the thingy was buried. another option is the opposite side of the compass if that points towards the kryptos

[@marcopixel]

I was thinking on maybe it needs to be "manipulated" in 3D space - like rolling it up and overlaying it with the outer/inner layers, especially with the "X layers two" 🤔

[@beewyka819]

Didn't he say that you dont need to be at the site in order to crack it

[@Kr1shnakant]

Lemmino's documentary is best in the entire planet so much waited for your documentary.

[@corvigay]

as someone who has a very difficult time understanding how cryptography works, your visual representations are absolutely fantastic! it was very easy to understand everything you were explaining, and i appreciate just how much extra work was put into that aspect of the video. very excited to have found this channel!

[@Joangelo12345]

It’s incredible how we’ve gone from ‘top 10’ videos to these amazingly put together documentaries

[@GoodTimesWithHO]

i miss the top 10 videos tho lmao

[@svenrio8521]

Even earlier was his Rage Comics 😂

[@suzumiyaharuhihk]

When LEMMiNO’s name popped up in my notifications, I know I’m about to go on an unforgettable journey. There are people making hundreds of short videos every day and NONE will even be as good as LEMMiNO making a 50 minute “documentary” every half a year. As always, a very fascinating video!!

[@VictorbrineSC]

Life's two greatest mysteries: -What is K4 saying? -What's inside the FNAF 4 box?

[@ForumArcade]

One of my favourite encryption techniques is pig-pen. It’s very simple on its surface, but one of the interesting things it does is provide pivotable characters. Rotating any character (aside from the two in the center of the hashes) will transform it into one of 4 total possible characters for that position. Combine that with something like a Vigenère cypher which shifts the alphabetical code around, and it can be quite robust. Apply further processes, such as rotating individual characters different degrees according to specific patterns (spiral shapes, mathematical codes, and so forth), translating the whole thing into numerics, rotate the page orientation and write out the numbers accordingly- there are so many interesting possibilities for a practically unbreakable encryption for those who do not possess the key. I’ve never had any cause to use it seriously and likely never will, but I love that the possibility exists anyway.

[@ForumArcade]

The characters become basically unidentifiable and therefore largely immune to decryption techniques such as frequency analysis. You just hand someone a wall of numbers, they have no idea the transformations they might have been subjected to. All it takes is a little creativity and you can make something that'll stump anyone. But the goal for Kryptos and other projects is not really to be unbreakable, but to be very difficult to break. Otherwise they'd be no fun at all.

[@MrSofazocker]

​@@ForumArcade Maybe the reason frequency analysis doesn't work is bcs its not english? I know its Berlin clock, english, but maybe that was just a hint.

[@DaDARKPass]

I love pig pens too. They're pretty fun to build, and being able to store your own pigs is amazing! Do you have a pig pen?

[@dbensdrawinvids8390]

K1 mentions light and shadow an an illusion. The morse code tablets are arranged outward almost like fragments of a greater whole, the Berline clock tells time using a morse-like pattern, the bronze cap has compass points on it, and the sculpture allows light to pass through it. The K4 text reads "eastnortheast", and geocoordinates were mentioned earlier. The shadow of the sculpture itself is the key, probably while looking at a specific direction at a certain time of day.

[@theoneway22]

So uh, just spit all in right now, but and hear this through, could the entire answer actually be what the chick in the 1992 February Hustler magazines tattoo actually spells?

[@nacaburnett1635]

Now my brain is braining

[@skylernathanielspenillo3279]

I really like this theory, but I think in the video Samborn mentions you don't need to be there in person to solve it.

[@dbensdrawinvids8390]

@@skylernathanielspenillo3279 would you really have to be at Langley to test the idea? We have maps of all the relevant pieces of kryptos as they relate to each other and the surrounding geography. It shouldn't be too hard to work out a general idea of how the sun strkes and casts shadows.

[@simpspines]

@@dbensdrawinvids8390plus Samborn mentioned in that same breath, someone would have to solve the cypher first & then head to the piece itself. i think someone could solve it either in person, remotely or both. probably both though lol

[@8-bitstorm]

I'm stuck on a plane for like 14 hours today. This video in my recommendation was a miracle.

[@notahumanbeing6892]

you should try to solve k4 in the 14 hrs legendary story

[@The13thRonin]

By charting the exact velocity of the plane and comparing it to the current moon cycle divided by the Earth's magnetic pull K4 should be solvable.

[@8-bitstorm]

@@The13thRonin phew that's good to know. Finally some closure.

[@thekite1]

This reminds me of The Cicada Video. It was the first video I watched from your channel. Since then, I became your fan

[@rapidlemon906]

Thanks for the pause at 26:01, I appreciate you allowing me and people so time to process what we heard.

[@mookinbabysealfurmittens]

Even on the second viewing, I needed a moment. 😅

[@the_shorts_king1]

Why?

[@mookinbabysealfurmittens]

@@the_shorts_king1 He name funny

[@marco__tai]

@@mookinbabysealfurmittenswhat does it mean

[@achyutbaruah4556]

What does it mean

[@thomasparsons9866]

Just got to 35:40 and when the text got rotated, I got really excited. From the start of the video I just thought “What if you needed to turn it around a bit”.

[@SusScrofaBob]

There at least three special clocks in Berlin I know of: 1) The "Berlin-Uhr" shown by LEMMINO that is located in front of the Europa Center but was located at Kurfürstendamm until 1996. 2) The "Weltzeituhr" at Alexanderplatz that is the most famous clock in Berlin and even a sight of the city. 3) The "Uhr der fließenden Zeit" that works with communicating watertanks and siphons inside the Europa Center. But if K4 really references any of this clocks, the first one is the most likely because it is the only one where the official German name translates to "Berlin Clock".

[@МихаилЗаика-р6л]

Alexanderplatz is located east-northeast of berlin clock, so maybe its name in the k4 too...

[@Canleaf08]

"Hand mit Uhr" is another one, shown in "Everything counts" by depeche mode...

[@Chickenbreadlp]

@@МихаилЗаика-р6л That is an interesting thought. What if the reason K4 wasn't solved yet is because it isn't solvable with English alone, but requires knowledge of other languages too. Prolly too far-fetched for an art installation at a US intellegence agency from a US artist, but yeah...

[@pepsimanv7883]

@@Chickenbreadlp maybe far fetched but not impossible, has anyone tried going into google street view and seeing the location around the clocks?

[@MrCommentGod]

0:00 when you hear the *"just let me know"* and that music fade in You know you are in for a good watch 🍿

[@emilyspeight4690]

I’m sure someone else has mentioned this but a Palimpsest is also an archaeological term for a collection of random artefacts (from different time periods or places) that have been deposited in one place by natural or human means. I’m also shocked this wasn’t mentioned though I’m sure someone else has considered it, the references to rows and abscissa could have to do with the “X” points in K2

[@collydub1987]

Nice

[@Guts20237]

This makes sense considering the fact that it was mentioned that Jim Sanborn is an artist with a background in archaeology.

[@prabhchahal4492]

The beat part of Lemmino is he isnt partnering with anyone, no nebula, no nothing. Selects a fantastic topic, puts in tremendous effort, drops a banger on youtube! Guy’s a messiah

[@Kwyjibo28372]

Yeah. Though if Nebula came to his door with a briefcase full of cash, I wouldn't blame him for taking it!

[@okla2196]

Yeah bro hes really good but no messiah please do not use gods name in vain

[@BryanLu0]

​@@okla2196A messiah is not necessarily God, could be a king or high priest. Messiah means savior/liberator

[@WaaluigiBoard]

Nebula is great tho

[@ernad395]

@@okla2196 Please do not compare God to a messiah, that is an insult as God cannot be compared to human beings

[@mr_hacker_polu]

this feels like "the da vinci code", "book scavenger" and "the golden bug" all rolled in one, but in real life

[@jameslucas0]

THE KING HAS RETURNED

[@shawnchristianson324]

Instant click as soon as I saw the notification. Already know it’s going to be worth every second

[@thatcat_]

I was almost shocked seeing this in my feed

[@jaypolas4136]

I started watching with one hand bro

[@sam08g16]

King? More like fckn LEGEND!

[@llellio]

31:00 - In morse code transmission, it is standard practice to parse an incorrect transmission with 5 “E’s”. Essentially it is to signify a false statement made on behalf of the operator.

[@Daniel-Rosa.]

Mmmmmmmmmmm!

[@Qaztar44]

Does that "Just LEMMiNO" send chills down anyone else's spine every time? You just can't help but get hyped.

[@Jose_Hunters_EWF_Remixes]

No it doesn't

[@Freakbone]

​@@Jose_Hunters_EWF_Remixesget a new spine

[@jimmyjohn4958]

imagine lemmino solved it himself and put it at the end of the video, that would make this the best video ever made on youtube