Michelangelo Biography: Who Was This Guy, Really? | Art History Lesson

[@maximiliand2544]

The Pieta. To me the single most beautiful piece of art ever created.

[@artrageousnate]

It's definitely one of mine as well! The level of skill it took to create those folds is far under estimated. Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[@yankee2666]

Excellent choice. I tend to agree. I stood an arm's distance from it.

[@pixelblade2551]

Pietà*

[@thomervin7450]

@@pixelblade2551 La Pietà de San Pietro**

[@pixelblade2551]

@@thomervin7450 wrong , San Pietro is only the church where you can find the sculpture . The pietá is the depiction of Maria and Jesus died . The name is la pietà , the complete name is : la pietà di Michelangelo . Technically the name : La pietà di San Pietro is correct but the real name is : La Pietà di Michelangelo

[@Veilfire]

He sounds like a very interesting persona. I am grateful to him that he has gifted humanity with many of his masterpieces.

[@delaineyjohnson4262]

I agree

[@NazriBuang-w9v]

Lies again? Funny Or Stupid USD SGD

[@andreasandremyrvold]

The David statue is the most magnificent I ever saw, so definetively a sculptor.

[@thorson5590]

Wow. Thank you very much. These little biographic details really helped me get a good grade at my project. Thanks for saving me Nate!

[@artrageousnate]

Absolutely love when I hear stories like these! So glad I could help you, and thanks for watching and for the feedback!🙌

[@cynthiacopland8634]

The Sistine Chapel is breathtakingly beautiful 🤩! His paintings are gorgeous but he wanted to be a Sculptor! What a man, what a Sculptor! ♥️♥️♥️

[@artrageousnate]

It really is breathtakingly amazing! If you haven't gotten the chance to see it in person, I can't suggest it enough. Michelangelo was honestly a creative genius. A bit mad and crazy, but I think it takes a heathy dose of both to create at his level! Thanks for watching and the feedback!

[@felixmich1]

So he’s not a turtle? My life is a lie

[@artrageousnate]

Felix Michael Hahaha! This comment wins the internet today. 🙌

[@yankee2666]

Probably.

[@ericlewis217]

Yea

[@6darkknight972]

Before he's a human then The Shedder came with the mutagen and with that he became one of the Turtles haha 🐢🍕🇵🇭 #youlikeymikey

[@DAK272]

My heart was broken too 😢

[@danicalielle]

If you ever have a chance to visit the Sistine chapel or just Rome in general as well as Florence, PLEASE do. You will not regret it! In Florence go to All’Antico Vinaio for the best sandwich ever 🤤

[@artrageousnate]

Could not agree more! I've been fortunate enough to visit Rome a few times. Italy still remains my second most favorite in Europe, especially northern Italy. Absolutely beautiful country with incredible amounts of art history, which I LOVE. Thanks for the feedback!

[@michaelheery7427]

PYRAMIDS

[@999titu]

Thanks

[@_curious_bunni_]

@@999titu that was a lil harsh :(

[@Plazmaboi]

Michelangelo was kind of boss back then not gonna lie constantly reminding everyone back at his home on what he has found success in, with every letter he sent. I had no idea that Michelangelo was a cocky son of a gun. When he got commissioned by the church to create a marble statue and responded with “it will be the greatest statue you've ever seen” he was so confident he saw it as an opportunity to show off and he delivered. That massive 6 foot by 6 foot statue La Pieta is incredible, he even showed off by finishing other people's works. The David he’s also known for, that was an unfinished piece of marble that another artist said was too difficult to work with and Michelangelo was like nah bruh I got this.

[@artrageousnate]

I couldn't agree with you more! I think the way you are using a modern interpretation to see things from his perspective is exactly what I love. It makes what often seem like boring art history so much more relatable. Thanks for watching and the great feedback!

[@MicaRayan]

He is really master of his crafts. On a related note, during world war, a brick dome was constructed to shield the colossal David sculpture. Luckily it survived the war and the rest is history

[@artrageousnate]

I don't think I ever knew that! Fascinating, and super appreciate letting me know. Love art history facts like this. Thanks for the watching and subscribing!

[@MicaRayan]

@@artrageousnate You're wlcm forsure👌 I've also find it surprising, I think because the public get involve and appreciating art to great extent around the era, it lead to further unimaginable creations. Some of great marble sculptures were also created around 1800 - 1900 as well, should I remember correctly. Something to ponder on, and likely the quest to push oneself never end. I just love vintage stories. Great art channel!

[@gavinreid8351]

Although it is known that he had a teacher , Michelangelo wanted people to believe that he was self taught and that his genius came from God. He commissioned his own biography to define his self image.

[@artrageousnate]

gavin Reid So interesting! He definitely wanted to control what people thought of of him, especially his family. Thanks for the info!

[@999titu]

It was very commmon those days to a devout

[@tristanmason7405]

But to my knowing no instruction in his fresco painting...Leonardo was more limited in talent and could not produce marble work so he cut down such LOL.

[@tristanmason7405]

How would you know what Michelangelo wanted ppl to believe?

[@davidwalker5054]

Even if the pieta was the only sculpture he carved he would still be the greatest ever

[@gisleyalves1819]

Point for me how many humans on earth can make an sculpture like " La Pieta" made by Michelangelo ? I myself could not make anything even close in resemblance like that esculpture. It is just super, mega, hiper amazing.

[@artrageousnate]

I could not agree more! Every time I see this sculpture I think the same thing. He was on another level of skill. Thanks for watching and the feedback!

[@brianeduardo1234]

In my view David is the work of art of all time - eclipsing all else - it must be seen in reality and the original to appreciate it

[@artrageousnate]

Brian Eduardo David is definitely amazing! I completely agree that you must see it in person to truly appreciate what he accomplished. Thanks for the feedback!

[@BarbaraMerryGeng]

Brian Eduardo / I have seen the Pieta at NYC WORLDS FAIR 1964 ..with my mother & grandmother ..🤗💖👌🏼

[@artrageousnate]

BarbaraMerry Geng that’s amazing! What an opportunity to see it there.

[@brianeduardo1234]

That was great for you ... take care wishing you well@@BarbaraMerryGeng

[@littlebigjohn69]

brian i cant compare these masterpieces to each other because their all amazing. i saw them many times while travelling to italy and each times i experience an emotional feeling how one could create such beauty with a hammer and chisel . the pieta alone when you see it , it leaves you breathless of the accurancy of the human form and the clothing worn so real .

[@tudorcrijionovschi7482]

Teacher: Michelangelo was a painter! Him in the grave: Are you sure about that?

[@Whitneypyant]

Well I’m officially planning my trip back to Italy. I saw the Sistine Chapel when I visited Italy and now I’m dying to get back to Europe.

[@heidiscott4363]

Nons

[@NeverEverNebula]

This guy is a hardworking man to create all this. He deserves to be top trending

[@artrageousnate]

Perhaps my fav comment of 2020! Super appreciate the support. Needless to say, I put way too much work into these, but I love it. Thanks for the feedback!

[@NeverEverNebula]

Wow, Thanks really appreciate it!

[@vidalongaesorte]

Brilliant Genius Sistine capel a magnificent masterpiece

[@ab-15188]

I went to Europe on December last year. Everything I see and everywhere I visited, most sculptures and drawing were all made by non other than... Micheangelo 😂 History exam must be an easy task back then...

[@artrageousnate]

How awesome that you were able to go! There is NOTHING like seeing his work in person. I definitely agree there is a lot of Michelangelo to go around! History exams definitely were a lot easier! Thanks for the feedback and for subscribing!

[@deniseking2541]

How shortsighted were you … Europe is packed with centuries of famous talented sculptors … I’m privileged to have spent my life with access to great works of art.

[@miancuarts]

Love it! Thanks. I'm an art teacher in nyc. I work with elementary kids. I love the creative ways of showing the main ideas here.

[@artrageousnate]

Thanks Monica! I'm in NYC filming quite often. Perhaps I could stop by your school at some point.

[@gerganavassilev1116]

Is that how you guys teach European art and history in the States?! I feel sad and sorry for your poor students...

[@sagerider2]

I figured it was David. I didn't know that La Pieta was his first. Wow.

[@jameslong6329]

Michelangelo is my favorite artist from that time in History!!❤

[@kc813_]

This helped me so much with my essay, Thank you! It's such a good explanation.

[@artrageousnate]

This is so great to hear, and absolutely made my day! So glad to help, and thanks for the feedback. Better get an 'A' on that essay....or have your teacher call me.

[@apricity534]

Michelangelo: I'm a sculptor and don't you forget about it! Me: *2 hours later forgets who Michelangelo is*

[@g4ahmad935]

Finally!! Learning about something and actually liking it.

[@artrageousnate]

G4 AHMAD Haha! I always say that learning something should be fun, even old art history. Haha! Super appreciate this feedback!🙌

[@g4ahmad935]

AUTHORITY OF NEW HEAVEN God ́s Wisdom! I mean I’m an artist my self and no we don’t say that we are better than anyone it’s just a gift that god gave us, how did the devil and Satan got involved in this

[@juliusseesaw5450]

He was known to be ' pathalogically proud ' - I'd love him to come back and see you summarize his legacy with cartoons & comedy music 'n all. He would be suitably indignant !

[@artrageousnate]

Julius See saw Haha! You are probably right! I often think about this with many artists, especially artists like VanGogh who died believing they and their art were worthless. Thanks for watching and the feedback!

[@ladysnake8449]

Michelangelo hated school, and he wants to see painters...clearly he wants to be a party guy, now I know why he became a turtle!

[@artrageousnate]

Lady snake84 Hahaha! Well played🙌

[@delaineyjohnson4262]

great video!

[@artrageousnate]

Thanks so much! I loved making these episodes. Hoping to get back to some full animation episodes like this. Just a bit time consuming! Super appreciate the feedback, and thanks for subscribing and sharing!

[@jetthebawss6597]

Nate: Actually it's this sculpture, La Pieta. Have you seen it before? Me: No, I haven't seen it before- Nate: That's right, you bet you have, check it out Me: Ok...

[@artrageousnate]

Hahaha! This comment is hilarious! I guess I shouldn't assume everyone has seen La Pieta before. Glad that I could introduce you to it;)

[@yankee2666]

You sound like a fool.

[@dulanjayadilshan5076]

Michelangelo was an exceptional artist; one of his famous portraits is the creation of Adam. You know Michelangelo was a very religious creator and, in most cases, always associated his work with the church.

[@artrageousnate]

Most definitely agree! Creation of Adam is my personal fav. Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[@idatjelta1508]

Im watching this at school, hahaha. Bc im making a presentation of him. Thank you! I am from norway btw

[@artrageousnate]

So great to hear from Norway! Hope this helps with your presentation. Thanks for watching!!

[@isaiahedwards98]

Greatest of all time

[@czechplease4060]

please do so many more of these!

[@artrageousnate]

czech please Haha! I am definitely trying! I’m always searching for more funding/help, and watching & sharing is super helpful, so thanks! Super appreciate the feedback!🙌

[@tristanmason7405]

I feel Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel ceiling work is greater for a few reasons which include its expansive size and the difficulty in fresco painting.

[@artrageousnate]

I would completely agree. Honestly, it’s insane. I have a separate video just about the art and science of fresco. Check it out! Thanks for the feedback!

[@tristanmason7405]

Hey Nate, You read my mind because I wish I knew how to paint fresco style. I will watch this video tonight thanks a lot. 😁 🎨

[@gokhangokan7921]

this is so underrated

[@jimmytompkins7750]

It’s properly rated

[@WinterCamryn]

Chicagoland area has this video playing in a museum exhibit! I knew I recognized you from KZbin :) Hoping they've contacted you for licensing use if that's necessary!

[@ricardosoto3376]

Actually, many historians argue that Michelangelo was awarded the commission unaware that he was the target of a conspiracy hatched by Donato Bramante, the architect of St Peter's Basilica, and the painter Raphael, who persuaded Pope Julius II to oblige Michelangelo - a sculptor with little painting experience - to take on the commission. They believed that, faced with a work on such a vast scale, he was bound to fail and be humiliated. All because of Michelangelo’s beef with Da Vinci...

[@artrageousnate]

Super appreciate this feedback! I have also heard this, and honestly, it makes a lot of sense to me. He and Raphael didn't get along either, but honestly, I don't think anyone really did. I know they both wanted to see him fail, but hey, look who won that battle! Ha! Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[@ugandanknuckles2.037]

Nate: However, not even after 21 years of the construction ,cracks began to appear. (Sistine Chapel Breaks in Half) Me: No kidding

[@Voskos]

I didn't know about the guy... I've found him earlier this year we have the exact same birth date he was born at 6th of march I was born in 6th of march. Even I have got a similar name

[@artrageousnate]

Wow, that is crazy interesting! Who would have thought?

[@advayiyer6456]

Mike AngeloP:LA are you by any chance a turtle?

[@godtv3389]

Great! I liked him too, and ot was interesting that he had rivalry with Raphael.

[@karlacanon2507]

Fantastic video!! Thanks for posting!

[@DanNic88]

Mona Lisa- "I'm the greatest work of art" Sistine Chapel - "Hold my beer"

[@Mike-gc2hm]

Wow I never knew they had billboards back then that's crazy but soo cool advertising the David statue and the see Florence too so cool

[@ghostiegoober108]

It’s funny how they call it David when it’s more of a Goliath. Yes I did just make that joke. You’re welcome.

[@artrageousnate]

Ghostiegoober Haha! Well played👍

[@davidwaynechoate8059]

I was thinking the same thing , but more like it does not seem like such a one sided fight. I mean , David is no soy boy , but compared to the norm of classical statues and the "chiseled" Men in paintings , pardon the pun , David appears slight. I never see anyone represented in that Art who would not be a competitor for Arnold Schwarzenneger in Body Building. Even the Females are ripped.

[@wcolon87]

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[@artrageousnate]

William Colon Super appreciate your comment/awesome use of emojis! Currently best comment of 2017;)

[@luxkiewoker2209]

Hi, greetings. Nate, just only to hear Ur video and after see the video I knew .... Your video is really genial to peoople that are learning English. Congratulationes Nate, excellent video. ;D - PD I forgot it. The comic commentaries With your voice are great.

[@artrageousnate]

So great to know my videos are helping you! Thanks for the feedback!

[@user-og9nl5mt1b]

He is my inspiration. Michelangelo mother had trouble while birth, my mother as well had trouble while giving me birth. Michelangelo likes to work alone and don't change cloths . I am also the same. Michelangelo is stubborn and cocky , I am the same . But I don't know how to sculpt. I want to know but where can I even get the stones and equipment etc . I really want to sculpt like so so bad. It's like my inner soul is calling me to sculpt for some reason. I always been interested in Anatomy since I was a child too.

[@mogananand18]

Thank You for this information, it's help me on my assignment 🥰

[@artrageousnate]

So great to hear! Thanks for the feedback and for watching!

[@RG-is1yv]

:)) I laughed a lot, I like the sense of humor in this video..

[@djmohabbatt]

Here after Dr sent the link in the group, Epic style 😎

[@artrageousnate]

RampSTorage112 Haha! However you found the video and my channel works for me👍

[@michaelholle6061]

honor was more apparent with this mans work undoubtedly.for Leonardo Raphael and donatello shall be missed for the last ronin never forgets his gift.

[@ilovepuns140]

Wow my history teacher has really good taste in KZbin videos. Love it!

[@akshathatk9266]

Wow such a good video I understood everything you are soooo good at editing which app do use to edit it is good for lockdown

[@artrageousnate]

Super appreciate the feedback! For this episode we used a mix of Maya and After Effects. Now, I just use After Effects, which I love. Thanks for the feedback!

[@ShamirTal]

Great video - thank you

[@artrageousnate]

Great to hear! Super appreciate the feedback.

[@joshuatoms7664]

He's a better artist than Da Vinci by far. That plain painting of a woman doesn't even compare to the Sistine Chapel.

[@justinmacdonald5823]

Great, informative video! I subscribed :P

[@artrageousnate]

Justin MacDonald super appreciate the feedback, and thanks for subscribing!

[@mzumzu1249]

italia for ever

[@tor1302]

wont go anywhere. now enhoy berlusconi. also remember medici was pure evil mafia.

[@charlesshine6943]

tks so much for the information !!!

[@artrageousnate]

Great to hear! Thanks

[@Fingersofjoy]

Hi great video.. I have to ask this but when we did art history in school we were taught that when michealangelo was commissioned he was asked to demonstrate his abilities so he walked over to the nearest wall and drew a perfect circle and was hired.

[@artrageousnate]

Thanks so much! I've also heard this story concerning Michelangelo, however, there is a similar one with a bit more evidence for the artist Giotto. He was even more cocky than Michelangelo, and apparently went to the Pope at the time and painted a perfect, red circle and stated that was all he needed to prove himself. Apparently, he was hired soon after. Of course, these are all stories since I'm not aware that either of these artists' stories can be proven 100% accurate. Thanks for watching and the feedback!

[@Fingersofjoy]

@@artrageousnate 😊😊😊thankyou.

[@kassandramcpherson2839]

Thought that was Leonardo

[@ElisGaming-gn3wp]

Ayyyy that’s the thing in assassins creed two! 6:11

[@pritipaul299]

I,m big fan maical anchalo...😘😘😘

[@maximhollandnederlandthene7640]

Michelangelo didn like to paint that much, he liked sculpturing more. 🤗 Skipping class can bring something. 😅

[@singarajusureshkumar2330]

useful information. helped me a lot in exams. good explanation. tq..

[@kathleenvanderpoel9853]

Why does Michelangelo sound like Tommy Wiseau in this video 😂😂

[@artrageousnate]

Kathleen VanderPoel Hahaha! Yeah, tried adding some humor by having the artist “speak.”But, the humorous intent seems to have been lost in some getting upset. Oh, well! Glad you found it funny;)

[@michaelangelod.erandio2145]

Awww :/ happy to have name like him and id'like to be an proffessional arist to!!!

[@artrageousnate]

So yes, you do have one awesome name! Definitely wish you nothing but the best! Thanks for watching and for subscribing!

[@MalikJMAdam]

Awesome video, you've just got yourself a new subscriber.

[@artrageousnate]

Thanks! Super appreciate it!

[@JukeboxTheGhoul]

Artistry was almost exclusively a male field when Michelangelo was alive. Ever heard of Leonardo Da Vinci, Donatello or Raphael? All dudes. The clue came earlier, his father was a magistrate, he was nobility. Art was not considered a suitable profession for a noble.

[@artrageousnate]

Most definitely agree with you, and unfortunately, I fear the same is still true today. It's really frustrating. My crew and I decided to focus our episodes in 2020 on African-American and female artists, innovators, and entrepreneurs. It's time! Thanks for the feedback and for subscribing!

[@sheulyakhterBD]

Michelangelo is amazing because he is a human of amazing idea!!!!!!! Don't u thing so ??

[@artrageousnate]

I could agree with that! Of course, I still don't know how he accomplished all that he did considering his diet and hygiene, which was repulsive. But hey, he was a creative genius for sure! Thanks for watching and subscribing! Appreciate the support!

[@hasanmediterraneo5050]

Thank god He really was as i thought No surprises

[@MassimoStorytellerGuide]

The video is well rhythmed, fun, and informative. My only piece of advice is to improve the pronunciation of Italian words in general, especially "pietà".

[@artrageousnate]

Super appreciate the feedback! Indeed, I filmed this several years ago and do wish I could go back and work on my pronunciations. It’s something I do much better now. Thanks again for taking the time to give feedback!

[@michellefoelber9915]

Thanks for these amazing videos!! I also am so thankful I got to teach with your wife for years. God bless your family!

[@artrageousnate]

Michelle Foelber Hi Michelle! Thanks so much! Are you still living over in England?

[@michellefoelber9915]

@@artrageousnate we are back stateside since 2010 and have had three more boys! We are homeschooling right now and your videos are perfect as we jump into the Renaissance!

[@trumellspears2982]

How amazing can this be, if he is telling a history lesson of a man, that is black, but he is white in this story, not so amazing now

[@IrishCinnsealach]

@@trumellspears2982 Oh how hysterical. Are you really claiming one of the prominent artist's of whitewashing Jesus and other religious figures was Black? Haven't you seen his sculpture of David and his paintings in the Sistine chapel of Adam and Eve and Jesus as white? Strange a black man only painted white people. 😂😂

[@charlesshine6943]

your the best!!!

[@melindam2776]

Apart from mispronouncing nearly every name, it's pretty good

[@artrageousnate]

Haha! Well, I know I mispronounced Medici, but the others could be my Midwestern accent;) Either way, I appreciate the feedback!

[@keithparker117]

Michelangelo was gift it.

[@businessfiles5497]

Nice, artistic intro. Good to see

[@artrageousnate]

Thanks, super appreciate it!

[@ShirleyDeeDesigns]

My dad was a sculptor and made a miniature Pieta!

[@artrageousnate]

No kidding, that's amazing! I could not imagine how hard that would be. Would love to see it! Thanks for watching and the feedback!

[@redrock1963]

Thx Nate. I didn't know Michelangelo was Russian.

[@KenStentiford]

Never like the mona lisa. Always thought it was highly overrated. Also ... I like turtles.

[@artrageousnate]

Haha! Well, I honestly have to agree with you on the Mona Lisa. Actually, there is a reason behind it's popularity, and it has little to do with skill. I did an episode about it. Check it out! kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4Gsln2nncSiiqM

[@kintaye8818]

Ah thas beautiful

[@heidijordan4975]

great video! i am an art nerd

[@beingsahajayogi3044]

Bro he is a divine incarnation

[@artrageousnate]

He was definitely one of the most talented and creative people to walk the planet. Thanks for the feedback!

[@jai_vr]

What was the kiln he used

[@artrageousnate]

Jai Velpula You might have to help me here. Where in this episode do I mention a kiln? Sorry, it’s been some time since I made this! Thanks!

[@justynajoachimiak3225]

Bardzo utalentowany Włoch Michał Anioł. Osobiście lubię też Rafaela Santi. Osoby, których interesuje motyw Boga w sztuce z pewnością zauważą ich nieprzeciętny talent.

[@michael835]

Cool video, I love his Russian accent. Lol.

[@artrageousnate]

michael835 Haha! Yeah, my accent definitely could be heard that way! Thanks for having a good sense of humor and for watching!🙌

[@scasey1960]

The last judgement is the most famous work of art from the western world.

[@artrageousnate]

I have to admit, it's one of the most insane paintings I've ever seen! Not just because of it's huge scale, complexity, and sheer number of figures, but in the crazy, creative interpretation of the Biblical story. It was meant to scare the crap out of you, and I think he succeeded in doing so! Ha! Thanks for watching, subscribing, and giving feedback!

[@sirgalahad1376]

My favorite ninja turtle

[@foremanpage]

Thanks for your sharing your knowledge and insights. Ddot

[@artrageousnate]

Super appreciate you watching and the feedback!

[@memphismadetez]

I would have loved to see him sculpt a figure and paint it... I’m pretty sure he would have combined the talents if he wouldn’t have went blind painting the sistine chapel

[@missygenerationone9597]

Michelangelo, from the most recent studies, seems to have suffered from Asberger's pathology. Always obsessed, restless, with his work and dissatisfied with him

[@artrageousnate]

Super interesting! I’ve never heard this, but it does make complete sense. I’m going to have to dig more into this. Thanks for watching and for the feedback!

[@R.Kinney1492]

MAY-DEE-CHEE. 😉

[@vinnieviddivicci5459]

kah-PRAY-zay...and roll the R. 😊

[@z4kthecoolest]

me looking for videos about his childhood for my biography to present to the mindless 5th graders

[@artrageousnate]

Haha! Well, I made this one geared towards upper elementary, so hopefully they will like it!

[@gotell6079]

Nice.

[@artrageousnate]

Thanks for the feedback and for watching!

[@gabbro72]

The map!! 2:33. It's wrong. Florence is the point on the other side of the word "Florence"!!!

[@kariuki75ify]

Stary night sky be like: i thought i was second?

[@maximhollandnederlandthene7640]

His family also were craftsmen who made statues and carvings

[@artrageousnate]

Not sure I remember this interesting fact. Thanks for sharing and for the feedback!

[@sameirashroff6003]

"medissi" that hurt

[@ClayByFray]

Michelangelo was 23 (not 25) when he carved the Pietà

[@artrageousnate]

Hmm, I've always read that he was 24 when he began, and 25 when he finished. Hey, at the end of the day he definitely was the one who created it since it's the only piece he ever signed! Thanks for the feedback and for watching!

[@soup5189]

it's written 'la pietà'

[@Kelvinpierre99]

Didnt knew angelo and mourinho (442toons) had the same voice

[@robinmoore2039]

Love it! I'm an art teacher. Did you make the second part?

[@artrageousnate]

Robin Moore So glad to hear! Yep, you can find the second part on our KZbin channel. Hope your students like it as well!

[@paulgarner8067]

Michelangelo is resuscitated, he lives the wonderful and glorious life of the Angels of Mr. Dibis Nguembock's paradises - made of eternal youth and eternal happiness.