MBMBAM - Jesterwork

The Jesterwork segment from episode 293 of My Brother, My Brother, and Me

[@zander...k.7968]

Highlight of this bit is Justin thinking Queen Victoria reigned in the medieval era

[@ileanye1451]

I have not found a single animation of this bit which is just BEGGING to be drawn

[@misterkingdom3571]

"Stop it! Im going to die literally months before my time! I'm fourteen!"

[@superkittenpalooza5668]

I love me some brothers, but I have just got to rant real quick because I see so many people make this mistake. Life expectancy of 25 doesn't mean that most people died at 25. If you lived past childhood it was pretty likely that you would make it to old age. The number is so low due to the massive number of children that died (mostly at birth or of childhood sicknesses). If you lived in a village of 500 people over the age of 15, but out of every 30 births only 1 child lived to adulthood, you get an incredibly low average life expectancy.

[@emilyhealy9696]

SuperKittenPalooza I was thinking the exact same thing! Thanks for showing me I'm not alone!

[@NjordsWolf]

SuperKittenPalooza drives me crazy too.

[@unmemorablehero]

SuperKittenPalooza But...that's still an amazingly large death rate for everyone..........I don't see how this is better lol....

[@tbotalpha8133]

It's funny tho.

[@Spacesnakes474]

SuperKittenPalooza while it is true that the life expectancy of 25 would take in child mortality rates, one would not usually have lived to "old age" if they made it past childhood. They would have lived to middle ages (no pun intended). If you made it out of childhood it was common to live to your 50's or sometimes 60's depending on time period, location, and other factors.

[@calebduarte5255]

Damn, maybe it’s his Shakespearean training, but Travis’ Middle English is quite good.

[@CorneliusThroatworthy]

that beanbag line is killer xD

[@sadmem1650]

lack of keep it wavy morgan davey in this is tragic

[@Schodboyblves]

jesters were the only people who got to talk shit about the king directly to his face and not be put to death, it was honestly the best medieval job around

[@Rob_Fordd]

Also having to constantly come up with new material in general.

[@georgemelancholy7722]

My brother told me about this time where a jester insulted the king's wife. So he sent him to execution. But the king liked the jester so much that he let the jester choose what form of death he wanted. And he chose old age, and the king laughed so much at that, that he just banished him.

[@CheetahsArePrettyCool]

"GOODY MCELROY CONSORTS WITH THE DEVIL"

[@magicivy]

Griffin's last words before being hanged for being a witch: Big rips up to Jesu.

[@alexb2300]

"everyone was wheezin. everyone was gettin wacky on baccy."

[@sleepysystem]

I love it when people in the comments of these clips get serious and talk about things the brothers got wrong Bc like. Yo that’s a thing you’re passionate about so you just *gotta* infodump right in the comments, and that’s the most valid shit, or you just take a lot of jokes seriously and like, big mood me fuckin too. On the other hand, if you’re just correcting to show off, chill dude. The bros prob ain’t gone see it.

[@Saveme99isawesome]

My favorite thing about mbmbam bits on KZbin is looking at the comments and seeing how many people get upset that the brothers aren't experts on whatever they're joking about.

[@skulldotjpeg]

an Actual Answer to a deeply stupid question-- the concept of 'teenagers' is a relatively young one, spawned (as far as i can remember) in the mid 1900s. before then, you went directly from child (no responsibilities, property of parents) to adult (responsibilities, jobs)

[@Fargosis16]

Not entirely true, you still gained more responsability as you aged, and there was some recognition that a 17 and 7 year old were different in maturity. There just wasn’t a culture or market around being a teen

[@tom-se3tr]

as far as you can remember????? are you immortal?

[@Nova-jw6ju]

@@tom-se3tr who wants to know?

[@_teagan]

how tf has no one animated this yet

[@ColdClamChowder]

Nathan Teagan Someone has now.

[@LittleBearRomero]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qobOfIaendiIrZo enjoy

[@RedSoul001]

"this has been our podcast with my brother my brother and me, its very dumb" always gets me 😂😂.

[@GippyHappy]

I would love to know how many people are like “why do they keep talking about bean bags” cause they don’t have the context of the full episode. I however, could never forget my favorite bit.

[@ivegotbadtaste9181]

3:02 I've never heard Justin make that noise while laughing before

[@slevemcdichael4481]

im gonna FUCKING cry my chest hurts so much cfrom laughing i love these brothers. the mcelroys are literally gonna kill me one day

[@misterkingdom3571]

"I miss Rebecca so much!"

[@tom-se3tr]

Misterkingdom i love how you came back to this vid a year later

[@lauren64]

“Jingle jangle jingle jangle jingle jangle is that rouge on your cheeks?” Cackling

[@accthefiend]

JINGLEjanglejinglejanglejingle

[@GippyHappy]

3:00 Justin becomes a pelican

[@johannesbertilsson4856]

i don't think they understand how life expectancy works

[@HalfCatWerepire]

yo much love but tobacco plants are only found natively in north america and australia, so they were def smoking that mother herb

[@pikaiabattaile4517]

"It's very dumb" 6:11

[@betheleanor]

didst thou see his crowd work with goody charlene?

[@AdmiralWinfrey]

A-jingle jingle jingle jangle jangle juggle

[@cranktherider4302]

Unrelated to the main meat of this video, but god DAMN hearing Lag Seeing as a yahoo name makes me wonder if that was a Griffinism or not.

[@alizardinyourroom1361]

Justin you juggle, don't condemn your kind

[@RollerbladeCat]

nice

[@unmemorablehero]

I'm 14!!! Oh....wait...that's...sadly true....

[@MF-fd2ug]

wow the mcelroys know a shockingly small amount about the middle ages.

[@johnbradley2343]

FYI, threshers were invented in the 18th Century and tobacco only existed in the Americas (where it was generally used for religious or medicinal rather than recreational purposes) prior to the 16th Century

[@TheoV1998]

wasn't tobacco a new world plant it didn't exist in europe during the middle ages