1920s - A Trip Around The World in Color [60fps, Remastered] w/sound design added

[@NASS_0]

Which City Would You Like to Visit in The 20's??

[@hotdeluca]

Copenhagen

[@niteshch5041]

Spijkenisse in the netherlands

[@captain-curly]

@@kapil_tripathi lol its still the same

[@LOLONO666]

Chicago

[@Amber-bz2ks]

London

[@paulfeher6775]

Travelling back in time has been what people have dreamed of doing since the dawn of civilization. Thank you for this capsule. It’s incredible to witness what came before us.

[@micro7567]

well spoken 🌷

[@paulfeher6775]

@@micro7567 thank you.

[@Tractorclay168]

🌳👍

[@sjnmhn]

Looks like Automobile is still primitive but ubiquitous in cities in 1920s, but most people are still walking or cycling!!

[@3HorsemenOfMovingPictures]

200th liker

[@kato_dsrdr]

Gives me chills to think that 100 years later, people in 2120 will see videos from today the same way we see these..

[@deussivenatura5805]

Makes you realise how insignificant we all are. While they watch us and how we once were, we'll be long gone.

[@GiozRockin]

in 4k though im not sure it will have the same effect that this has on us....if the world is even standing that is cause the way our governments are going

[@NewAgeGamingVR]

@@deussivenatura5805 not really is special to each timeline they were all unique every civilization has pitched in for technology/intelligence to advance makes me thankful to be part of this game of Life ♾

[@J.Wolf90]

There won't be a civilization to remember us in 2120 if we keep living they way we do

[@Whocares158]

Lol you just figured it out humanity meant nothing to the universe. 😂

[@EmilyPlein]

Does anyone else feel like it’s an honor to watch this?

[@skoobiedew7967]

Yes these are our great-grandparents

[@DavidHamburg-i5d]

@@skoobiedew7967Heck, these are my parents.

[@Marcellodasilvarego]

sim ✋ 👍

[@gyanprakashachari9584]

Yes, I like old videos very much

[@SceneGirly-11]

@@skoobiedew7967 great-great-grandparents.

[@Stenbrotsgatan]

Stunning magical footage! It’s amazing. The fact that all these people are dead and at the time of filming they couldn’t fathom even remotely the idea that 100 years later people would be able to see them on little screens in their homes. It’s truly astonishing.

[@ilovebeinggay6794]

All I see is bunch of sick indoctrinated devils. Stunning? All depends on your idea of stunning I guess. Looks a tad bit nauseating to me tho .🤢

[@flow2me667]

It is. But I also don't want to know where you can watch people from today in about 100 years in future. 😄

[@Yalta-otduhaet.]

КАК ЧИСТО И ПОРЯДОК В АМЕРИКЕ НЕ ТО ЧТО СЧАС МУСОР ГРЯЗЬ БОМЖИ И НАРКОМАНЫ!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@honkytonk4465]

Not everyone has to die !

[@anthonyhiscox]

What an amazing use of technology, thank you so much. Imagine telling someone in 1920 that they could see with their eyes an event from 1818. It would be insane. Yet, here we are 102 years later doing pretty much that.

[@YourEx..]

I'd give a finger to be able to somehow see footage like this from 1818

[@turbodetiling]

Yeah

[@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid]

It's actually quite a bit more gnarly than that! Those spans of 102 years saw vastly different levels of progression. We, in 2022, are seeing into an era which is FAR more different from ours than what the 1920 people would see if they could watch videos from 1818. It's wild to think about...

[@TheeeDanielR]

Shut up

[@ramonkea8061]

Sadly Remastering the footage with AI deminishes the realisticity of people's faces and some other things, I hope they will remaster it by hand some day with period correct colors, it would look even more amazing.

[@rob1111]

Absolutely fascinating. As close to time travel as can be.

[@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid]

As far as I'm concerned, these videos ARE time travel! All pictures and videos are.

[@Tractorclay168]

💗💟💔

[@snotwurfit]

Not as good as a Tardis

[@kylejones5442]

I'm very grateful for these videos

[@WhoAREyou-22iv]

Modern video games set in the past are closer to time travel since you can interant and live in that time period. Like in Mafia remake literally set in 1930 you can drive cars from the time, listen to music from that time while traveling the streets on a 1930s city.

[@thwb4661]

1920s is the first decade that truly embraced modernity and even after 100 years, it's still strikingly modern and ahead of its time whenever you see footages from the 1920s.

[@jgrysiak6566]

When pharmaceuticals started coming out.

[@ltahoe9257]

It seems to be we went a couple steps back in the 50s

[@mythos2490]

⁠@@ltahoe9257 but then the 60s we kinda had like whole boom into what is now (western) modern society. From the music to progressive ideals on relationships, weather that be with races or genders or identity ect. It wasn’t perfect but the 20s and 60s helped us progress wildly. Embracing change and what the future has in store. I just love history, mostly the 20s and 60s if that’s not obvious 😂

[@classicmoviesvault]

I agree with you!

[@SkyIsThere.]

remmeber those are great cities of great civilisations,but for example if you go to rural germany in 1920s you find very very different pictures, standards of living, and medieval like beliefs

[@gaipou6982]

They all got dressed up very well. What a modest world it was!

[@МаннаНебесная-б4у]

Да 😊

[@kalevala29]

Yes, but it's so monochrome; all the men and most of the women look the same. Standing out or looking free-spirited and unique was definitely frowned upon.

[@Getouttahere78]

Nass, you are bringing things to life a lot of us never even knew existed. May you be blessed with good health and fortune to bring us these gems for many more years 👍🏻

[@NASS_0]

thank you so much

[@constitution_8939]

Yes, this IS Very Special indeed.... but also Very melancholy with certain thoughts and realities of how much happened in the World since these rolls were first shot.......... If We could rewind the clock, but better to have a Time Machine.

[@MTmadar]

He a time traveler

[@evensbass6204]

We new because 1990 cars don’t look like the 2000s but it’s nice to go back in time 🤔🤔

[@maegalroammis6020]

hope it ages well

[@suecondon1685]

Reverse parking! I don't know why it just felt so familiar to see it, yet so long ago. This is brilliant, love the trip back in time.

[@DeanDangerousTDD7]

The content on this channel is absolutely amazing ! Its timeless, glad that I found it & subscribed. Thanks for the uploads.

[@Yalta-otduhaet.]

КАК ЧИСТО И ПОРЯДОК В АМЕРИКЕ НЕ ТО ЧТО СЧАС МУСОР ГРЯЗЬ БОМЖИ И НАРКОМАНЫ!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@patrickmccarron5059]

This like the closest thing we have to time travel. People looking into the camera at that very moment were looking to us in the future who would be seeing this looking back at them at the very moment they recorded all this. The bond between them and us transcends time.

[@JGProductions6581]

And planes didn’t exist at the time, so there wouldn’t be any terrorists crashing planes into buildings.

[@loonycushion]

There is only the infinity of now where we all live forever

[@cocafristyhoi1645]

It's so strange to think that all those people we see here are no longer with us. Yet here they look alive and well, really like a timeportal.

[@diannefaith7866]

To realize that we won’t be here in the next 100 years!! 🙆🏻‍♀️

[@Miss7ilac]

Some of the kids might actually still be alive

[@philipmcdonagh1094]

Time and tide waits for no man.

[@deedt8279]

Nothing much has changed since than. COVID that is different because every 100 years some disease comes to control population. Even War but I mean the changes like flying cars or robot taking over everything , very slow progress. Other than that especially Europe has not changed at all. People still sit in cafes, fashion parade and same old social life.

[@Skunked68]

Yes, what was so important to them that day, not so now. It’s a lot of 🦴’s parked somewhere is another odd thought. No clue hundred+ years later that potentially millions could watch them in color and streamed on electronic devices. “What are electronics?” they ask. “Streamed? not steamed?”.

[@NASS_0]

Like And Share Please!

[@حياةمستمرّةومستقبلضايع-د5ح]

ok

[@joeycordero5538]

Hi hope you can also find a film of the Philippines

[@PurviGanvir]

Bless the person who recorded it so that we can relish 1920s♥️

[@hectorlopez1069]

He didn't think in alot of years, he recorded it and went on KZbin, so everybody can watch it on their phones.

[@slapshotjack9806]

This is a rendering

[@PosterityIslesNews]

@@slapshotjack9806 it's heavily edited but not a rendering

[@slapshotjack9806]

@@PosterityIslesNews most definitely a rendering

[@PosterityIslesNews]

@@slapshotjack9806 have you heard of a thing called ai. if you look close enough, you can see some artifacting and distortion that is common in ai-enhanced videos. besides, a render can't replicate the natural movement of people's faces. please do some research

[@royrogers6533]

Videos are sublime. I wish I could just jump through the screen. Wonderful creation and a big thank you for the videos

[@bisonkambaine5628]

I wonder what the generations in 100 odd years will think of us. Best thing I've seen on KZbin. This is the closest we will ever get to a time machine. It's very fascinating and incredibly moving. Thank you for uploading.

[@AwsomePicklez]

probably all the cringe compilations 😅

[@Made_in_USSR_78]

They will think how stupid we was. 2022 shows it clearly.

[@deussivenatura5805]

@Tungsten_Walls Elaborate

[@Miratesus]

Worked in elderly care for 5 years while doing my studies, Also got grandparents on both sides alive in their 90s. Old people generally seem to think that we squandered our societies. I hope that in 100 years time we will have done better.

[@mikekinsella2822]

in 100 yrs hopfully mankind is destroyed by a astriod and completely gone off the planet. replace humans with a more intelligent species

[@carjen121]

Wow, so excited to see people from decades and buildings. It looks like another world. Glad I found this channel, thank you for sharing this amazing years💕👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@simpledude5974]

It was another world. Before they reset it.

[@Weisior]

100 years into the future people will say the same things about us xD

[@heretohear8662]

@@simpledude5974 Thank God somebody on this channel gets it!! I read these comments of other people and they have no clue these people are living in and using buildings from another time / from another people!

[@bruselperro458]

0:07 Nueva York 0:44 Chicago 1:11 San Francisco 1:35 Londres 2:33 Berlín 3:28 Estocolmo 4:00 Copenhague 4:23 Amsterdam 5:12 París 6:18 Niza 6:54 Ginebra 7:15 Milán 7:34 Venecia

[@legaliseuprebuggiun]

Viewing Nice, I was expecting Genova, but Geneva came up instead

[@igotdrip9972]

Friend you are a friend lol

[@brittalbach416]

thank you

[@kirillassasin]

@@legaliseuprebuggiun 20 years later: Geneva convention, more like Geneva suggestion

[@vicalpesedelweiss8689]

no distinguir Génova de Ginebra... 🤦‍♂

[@gregthegroove]

You know in some ways KZbin is a time machine into the past. These people would be amazed beyond anything they could imagine. They’d lose their minds that we can watch this footage on a flat notebook sized iPad or phone, with wireless headphones etc…Incredible

[@loonycushion]

Once we become God they will be resurrected

[@Yalta-otduhaet.]

КАК ЧИСТО И ПОРЯДОК В АМЕРИКЕ НЕ ТО ЧТО СЧАС МУСОР ГРЯЗЬ БОМЖИ И НАРКОМАНЫ!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mirrormirrorpool2935]

Wow, my hometown Stockholm 1920! This is amazing! Thank you for these fantastic clips 🙏👌🏼🤗

[@robertkukuczka9469]

They still drove on the left hand side. Which was great.

[@johnDukemaster]

@@robertkukuczka9469 Up untill sep. -67 when they changed into right-hand-side

[@dreadpenguinlord340]

@@johnDukemaster Must have been a stressful ten minutes :)

[@juliopaz7413]

Qué hermosos videos,se ven tan románticas las calles dan ganas de estar en que sea unos minutos y regresar al pasado, gracias

[@jerrychapman9025]

I loved this video. My parents were born in this time period. You did a wonderful job!!!! Thank you for all your hard work & sharing it with all of us. I could actually feel what it might have been like to have lived in that time.

[@audiobangers3321]

damn you must be like 70 or 60

[@dbyers3897]

Chances are we all owned people from this time period. Unless you're suggesting most folks are illegal aliens from outer space, or Mexico.

[@kendraadman7229]

@@audiobangers3321 damn, 😊you must be an idiot!

[@lezzeppelin2222]

@@audiobangers3321 Nah , this clips over 100 years ago. That was 1920 and this year 2023 and total 103 years That got to be your grandma or grandpa.

[@punkanellylovejoy702]

Were they satanically indoctrinated as well?

[@gabrielashkar9941]

Thanks for uploading this piece of history and bless the souls of those who filmed these scenes. The world seemed serene and so peaceful in that era. Fascinating.

[@alimajaji1993]

مسالما ؟؟؟؟ ههههه كم عدد الأرواح التي سقطت في الحرب العالمية الاولى

[@gabrielashkar9941]

@@alimajaji1993 you have totally missed the point. Think again.

[@alexanderlugo6318]

Yo you are doing amazing work. Literally as close to a time machine as I can get get. I put on my Oculus and fired up the KZbinVR app. Its stunning to feel like you're in a different time and not just a different place. A Quantum like experience if there ever were one. Thank you so much. I'm a New Yorker. So I've walked the streets you've restored film of. I am even familiar with some of the buildings captured in the footage that still stand to this day.

[@patrickhawkinson8399]

Imagine having to put on a suit or dress every time you walked out the door to go shopping. Today's Americans struggle to even put on pants to go to Walmart.

[@mattilangofficial]

Germans and Colombians, too. Awefull!

[@patrickhawkinson8399]

@White man invented everything Racist much?

[@patrickhawkinson8399]

@White man invented everything Angry too?

[@patrickhawkinson8399]

@White man invented everything Get lost freak.

[@Marinasliving]

I can imagine)) still put on dress every day. And it’s true sad not many people wear those kind of modest clothes anymore

[@americanspirit8932]

You did a superb job oh, the color and sound definitely Aunt added needed dimension. Thank you for the post I enjoyed every one of your clips, even though I did not appear on this Earth until 1943, but I really enjoyed seeing what took place before I arrive oh, it's very educational more people should look back and see where they came from. Today is April 15th 2022

[@deedt8279]

Nothing much has changed since than. COVID that is different because every 100 years some disease comes to control population. Even War but I mean the changes like flying cars or robot taking over everything , very slow progress. Other than that especially Europe has not changed at all. People still sit in cafes, fashion parade and same old social life.

[@sossizurpssossip7280]

im impressed by how everyone were so well dressed unlike what we see now

[@bobmalack481]

Ya, now dressing up to shop is at Walmart wearing pajama bottoms and a football jersey with your belly hanging out..LOL! Robert at 68.

[@inmyelementblue7186]

Most of these people are only one pair of everything we see on them. It barely had a good selection of choices to pick. I will take what we have now any day.

[@angelaeng8391]

Yeah now it's ghetto,, everywhere you look.

[@Antarctide]

People love dressing like bums nowadays. Or rather, they don't know any better.

[@angelobelmont9379]

Look I also think modern fashion is ugly, but honestly dude it's not your business what others wear

[@aemagne]

I really have to congratulate the people who have restored this. your clip is very valuable!

[@genebigs1749]

Incredible work! Thank you for bringing these times to life.

[@rizzlecat]

This video is highly appreciated!! Always wanted a strong glimpse into the past 🤩🤩

[@deongarth333]

I was in culture shock seeing the Dutch women wearing the wooden shoes @ 4:55 as I thought it was a myth when they worn them but was totally wrong. Makes me feel so fascinated to learn more about these cultures and how these people are over a century old now even though they all passed away since including the newborns. This is such a wonderful find as I can't get enough viewing these type of time traveling videos!

[@Olubumni]

@Molly McDade She’s a little girl. Even the Dutch children are allowed to get dirty when playing.

[@ozgeek81]

They are called clogs and are popular for dancing but can be worn as a daily wear.

[@Chdo971]

I live in Belgium and have friends from the Netherlands and I was joking about that the other day. I was shocked when they told me the clogs are still popular today. They bacically wear them like croc's. So mainly home or for the garden. And they even know people who wear it almost every day even to the store, to night clubs and to music festivals. (That person is about 25 years old, I didn't believe so we checked on their Facebook page and it's true! haha)

[@tommy.vercetti2003]

@@ozgeek81 Wonder if Crocks were inspired by that, names are kinda similar as well as design

[@jeekobukuiyeran8156]

Probably the crocs of their time.

[@district5198]

What I love most about these videos is seeing the style. How beautiful it was. All this modern technology toddy but absolutely no style. Would much rather live then than now. How beautiful it was.

[@SUNFlower-tt9zv]

There was a time when women was covered now women reveals every bit of her body...

[@floridatransitman2314]

Those times were not beautiful. Sure the aesthetics, architecture, and many other things were better, but medicine was much worse, living conditions were terrible for most people, and the world wars absolutely wrecked some of the cities shown in the video. Also the European superpowers were facing an economic and societal crisis as they were traumatized from WWI. Pre-WWI Europe was prob better than its 1920s counterpart.

[@district5198]

@@floridatransitman2314 agree about medicine and conditions may not have been perfect. But I’d much rather have lived in a simpler time. Without the technology of today. Sure we’ve come a long way, but at what price.

[@district5198]

@Peter Alexander Oh never said it was easy nor simple. But I’d much rather live in that era than todays.

[@xd2129]

​@@district5198 You are still free to be a luddite

[@kartikrana4820]

It's hard to see that every single person in this video is no longer exist. Life is just glimpse and it passed away like nothing.🙂🙏

[@mikefisher2530]

🥲🥲

[@galbro480261]

maybe a couple of super-centarians who are over 110 years old

[@ProjectReKindle]

God be with us all and have mercy on the last day ❤🙏🏼

[@Marcellodasilvarego]

​@@galbro480261 4:52 acho que só essa menininha .

[@kvernon1]

With the possible exception of the young lady from Amsterdam we see at 4:25 .

[@SilverH1]

It's amazing to see that the infrastructure of most of the developed cities around the world was almost the same as today, even 100 years ago.

[@sonnycorleone2602]

Nass, Still another amazing job by the master in bringing us vintage scenes like this ! At 5:41 the Parisians sure dressed dapper, like other people of the period.At 7:39 a bit crowded in Venice there hard to enjoy the boat trip. LOL...Back then I think it was more for transportation of people than on a holiday. Thanks for the upload.

[@NASS_0]

Thx bro!!

[@iFrancescoBarra]

Amazing what color can do. Everything looks much more recent.

[@hudsony777]

Not just the color or sfx. Frames are "added" to give clarity.

[@maegalroammis6020]

because we nused to watch old movies black and white

[@philipmcdonagh1094]

If you took the cars out it could be the 70's.

[@deedt8279]

Nothing much has changed since than. COVID that is different because every 100 years some disease comes to control population. Even War but I mean the changes like flying cars or robot taking over everything , very slow progress. Other than that especially Europe has not changed at all. People still sit in cafes, fashion parade and same old social life.

[@hudsony777]

@@deedt8279 Berlin was obliterated in WW2 as well as other cities.

[@adriancho74Gameplays]

Speechless... I'm getting excited. A supreme work of art! All of this shows that it is made with love. Rescue images from the past and see them almost as if they were from a few days ago. The sound is majestic! Applause for your work.

[@deedt8279]

Nothing much has changed since than. COVID that is different because every 100 years some disease comes to control population. Even War but I mean the changes like flying cars or robot taking over everything , very slow progress. Other than that especially Europe has not changed at all. People still sit in cafes, fashion parade and same old social life.

[@davidduxbury7530]

Another wonderful video...many thank's for sharing these with us all!🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@JamesKingsleyQPatriotOrg]

I am impressed by your ability to add feasible sounds that totally fit the images..great work

[@Tractorclay168]

👍✔️🌳

[@Sadiadler]

its edited with fillters and he used motion layers

[@Mister_Esss]

We're clearly not watching the same videos.

[@dbyers3897]

You are nuts.

[@JamesKingsleyQPatriotOrg]

@@dbyers3897 peanuts or cashews..lol

[@aacallison1535]

I appreciate your time and work on these films.

[@d1fferen7]

I just found this channel today. I am so intrigued. I love such content! Brings me back to times when I wasn't even born. A time machine.

[@Mrhappyonline]

Great Video! and always keep up the great work! Love Love Love Is In The Air!!!🤩

[@pauld.9856]

A lot of crap is done with computers, but this is a very nice processing of the pictures. That makes the past much more alive than you know from the old recordings.

[@TheBanjoShowOfficial]

1:52 It's very interesting to see the design philosophy behind these old concepts. You can tell we didn't just go from horse and carriage to a modern vehicle. You can tell there was still this idea of a luxury in transportation just by looking at the back passenger seats, very reminiscent of horse and carriage, from the upholstery to the relatively lifted seating position compared to the driver. It's almost as if though the horse was replaced with a steel contraption but the carriage remained all the same.

[@Jackp2003]

Good eye

[@Tractorclay168]

😍😘👭

[@sjnmhn]

Looks like Automobile is still primitive but ubiquitous in cities in 1920s, but most people are still walking or cycling!!

[@NQuiz52]

@@sjnmhn For them it was high technology compared to the horse

[@syamsulrijal8776]

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[@mr.roaddogwade7107]

Wow! Just incredible footage. Literally time traveling. Really enjoy these. I like searching the frames for the details. Thanks to the creators.

[@honeykhan19]

Thnks to the camera man who recorded this precious vedios, n also thnks this channel who took us back to history 💗💗💗

[@stephenmorton9789]

Fantastic stuff - thank you for the huge effort it must take

[@classicmoviesvault]

I agree totally fantastic stuff

[@queencristinenyc56]

Thank you so much for posting this. It was absolutely beautiful. Like going back in time.

[@billcocadiz6142]

Good video Im from San Francisco many of those building on Market still stand today, and I also like the way the sound effects were added, it really fits each scene.

[@velkoto1]

I love it how they all look at the cameras waiting for something to happen

[@Chris-NZ]

Absolutely brilliant and so interesting to see the contrast between the cities in the split between private and public transport as well as the way discipline in road use has evolved in the west .

[@bobbyd9319]

Discipline in the west, looks like things more better back then.

[@BirdYoumans]

We are all just people. No matter what race, religion or lack thereof or what country we are from. If we would only realize that what a wonderful world it could be!

[@deepnofin]

The matter isn't racism or intolerant people. The real matter is our leaders, who manipulates us from the begining. No matter the kind of government we have, the kind of power which leads us, it's alway the same : manipulation, endoctrination, division, wars, inequality, and so on. The real problem is our System, so, it's us, because we still let our System rules us, instead of creating a real world wide democracy. But i bet we will be totally fed up by our System - the supranational oligarchy who rules us - in the next few years.

[@notmynamenotanyname6943]

Race is real and important. That fact shoudn't inspire hate. It should inspire love.

[@BirdYoumans]

@@deepnofin You are spot on my friend. We let all these things divide us and manipulate us. I'd love to have a cup of coffee with you. It would be an interesting conversation for sure!

[@deepnofin]

@@BirdYoumans Thank you, it would be nice to have this discussion ! I'm in France, but by the power of the Allmighty Internet :p we can share our thoughts right here ;)

[@Matu1]

World is wonderful, it is even so wonderful for some that they get so bored that they start to go nuts thinking themselves new pronounces and genders.

[@charbelsahyouni1657]

Thinking that almost everyone in the video are most probably dead today makes me feel like watching something from another world... This is real time travel here! Thank you for this amazing work!

[@konstantinusov2812]

Да, их нет. Жизнь, это миг между прошлым и будущим.

[@konstantinusov2812]

@Aguila Yes

[@misteryoww5026]

The fact that back then they had these kinds of buildings is fascinating.

[@plumeria66]

Buildings were so much more beautiful and elegant back then. Compared to the ugly boxes you see now.

[@reecee5454]

The world seemed to move much more slower and in a way, more peaceful way. No one is in a hurry, everyone is just getting about their day. And just to think, some of our relatives, neighbours, old friends could be the ones featured in these videos. What an amazing piece of footage.

[@kaxike7988]

@@wolfie54321 10-25 years less life expectancy if you lived in one of the most developed Latin countries of the time, such as Uruguay or Argentina, also in Argentina at that time the SEXUAL exploitation of minors was legal, the 20s were quite terrible for some countries like Argentina, maybe the 1950s would be the most I would be willing to go if I could travel in time

[@xenomorph9205]

its the horses :D

[@godteen563]

"The world" was peaceful thanks to the forced labor and cheap natural resources in their colonies. Now they have to work more and buy stuff fairly. What a horrible day to live.

[@kaxike7988]

@@godteen563 nice

[@KingJohnMichael]

Lol peace full Right between the worest wars in human history

[@starejhujer1764]

Amazing! Thank you so much!

[@AMikeOnLine]

This is absolutely AWESOME. I often think to myself, what will youtubers think about video's in 100 years time.

[@risk5riskmks93]

Hello, man on the bike in Copenhagen, from more than a hundred years later. You live on!

[@micheldubuis1051]

Magnifique document , très bon boulot de colorisation et bonne idée de nous montrer toutes ces villes de l'époque , avec la vie de ce temps , où il y avait le plus de pagaille c'était sur les canaux de Venise👍👍

[@Cmm1980]

I'm impressed on how big and tall the cars were at that time.

[@Serhio_de_Odessa]

Not bigger than the American cars today

[@Cmm1980]

@@Serhio_de_Odessa yes they were. Those were like sedans. In about 80 and 90, cars got smaller than ever. Now they are big again, but not compared to those in the video.

[@Serhio_de_Odessa]

@@Cmm1980 oh come on, quite comparable

[@sincity2562]

Cars were a lot bigger than people realize, especially full size cars. Some had wheels the size of semi trucks wheels. Proportions were derived from existing carriages for a long while. People love to crack jokes about the size of American cars in general because it's a trend to bash everything about America, but every other country was influenced heavily by American auto industry and size of vehicles was no exception. Early cars were larger and taller than the majority of those today plain and simple. Some were even heavier.

[@mellamojeff458]

@RaniaIsAwesome probably not much more than the average truck from the 50's and 60's

[@whitedovetail]

This is a nice collection of the major cities in the world. Even in the 20's San Francisco had a ton of street cars operating. Great job NASS!!

[@joyceshatkin1073]

But you'll notice, the cable cars moved very slowly and didn't stop for people to get on and off.

[@raymillar1499]

Absolutely brilliant. Thank you for making it. Great job 👍

[@silverscreenproductions]

This is a great video. It’s kind of like a time machine if you think about it. And actually it would be so interesting to see what societies were really like thousands of years ago.

[@JGProductions6581]

Tough Shit. Cameras didn’t exist in the Mediaeval times.

[@mythos2490]

@@JGProductions6581 we had paintings and clothing and written documents that give us a glimpse into what it was like back then.

[@mrCetus]

Nass, you are bringing things to life a lot of us never even knew existed. May you be blessed with good health and fortune to bring us these gems for many more years 👍

[@mattjames112]

I was in Chicago a few years ago and I remember thinking that this must have been exactly what this street looked like in the 1920's. After watching this, I now know I was correct.

[@fulanichild3138]

At 00:17, I instantly recognized the lion on the left of the screen as the New York Public Library. I think very little has changed in last 100 years. Fun to watch!

[@manuelakaiser9182]

Super schön.

[@classicmoviesvault]

I love the classic cars in this video

[@winaykumar6988]

Good re-master. Wonderful to watch the past in amazing quality.

[@deedt8279]

Nothing much has changed since than. COVID that is different because every 100 years some disease comes to control population. Even War but I mean the changes like flying cars or robot taking over everything , very slow progress. Other than that especially Europe has not changed at all. People still sit in cafes, fashion parade and same old social life.

[@patribautista7797]

Absolutely amazing

[@user-glg20]

I am impressed so many cars was on streets in 1920. I watched similar video from 1906 and cars (automobiles) were really rare, but here (almost 15 years later) they used to be very common.

[@RoundenBrown]

Kinda like electric cars. 15 years ago nobody had them now they're everywhere.

[@user-glg20]

​@@RoundenBrown It is different situation - 100 years ago nobody forced peaple to buy a car. Today we are forced to boy electric cars because of "eco" regulations, and they are only common in countries, where traditional engine is discriminated by regulations (electric cars are still rare in countries with normal regulations)

[@WitchKing-Of-Angmar]

@@user-glg20 again, everything you've heard about the past. God throw it out right now, its all bullshit. In 1906, 230 car companies were in America alone. San Francisco was not the city of automobiles, they had about 4 companies in the city, Boston had 20 in comparison. Florida was the growing region of popularity, Winter park area had a numerous amount, and because of the chain from Daytona-Jacksonvile-Winterpark- Orlando-and Miami...they all could get to each other and strive off of multiple companies per area. Anything from white motor, Baker, Sears, Winton, Pierce Stanhope, Knox, Packard, Olds, Locomobile etc etc etc.

[@Paapi_purush]

Technology and science rises exponentially world in 2030s would be hella lot of different than it is now

[@user-glg20]

@@Paapi_purush In 2030 you will own nothing and you will be happy :)

[@lovisabergstrom8316]

Wow! So much changed between the clips from 1896 - from horse carriages ans hand carts everywhere to cars and bicycles. Such a huge shift!

[@GrandmaSezSo]

0:57 If there is a vehicle in a parking lot that looks remotely like mine, chances are I will mistaken it for mine. I can't imagine how many times I would have been getting in the wrong vehicle back when they all looked so much alike. Awesome job re-doing these clips. Fun to watch! 💯

[@bobmalack481]

Just stay outa my model T Ford..LOL!!

[@churrascodupao6410]

The colors of the footage are false. You can also notice that everyone wears black.

[@simonbattle0001]

I've always been amazed by something so mechanical, turning on a reel or spinning on a platter, that could be turned into lines of code and deliver an exceptionable result. Yes it's not the same as as 35mm for depth or the warm sound of vinyl. However I think the imperfections we experience with digitization are no different than the ones in past formats, such as cost, space and quality. This, what your doing in this demonstration, and once the process is perfected so people with talents such as yours is in my opinion at this very moment the next, great thing in A/V. Since your dealing with silent film (I think), if you storyboard all of it the final product will have a real time feel to it I think. You have done a lot of work on the audio insertion which I am willing to bet is tedious. It's like making a great music video and having the frame land right on the beat for effect for example I started with a razor blade, a splicing block and tape and look how far production has gone since my time. Keep it up, because period pieces need this kind of stock that can be harvested from archives to cut production cost let alone giving old archive footage a facelift. Thanks for your work.

[@FloridaFlipFlops]

Greetings from Naples, Florida. This was awesome. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. 👍💯

[@jackbach8968]

Beau travail, merci à vous, le monde qu'il y avait déjà, impressionnant 👍👍

[@NASS_0]

Merci à vous

[@Paisly17]

Thank you for posting, I have visited several of these cities and it’s fascinating.

[@benhur1959]

Absolutely stunning restoration, many thanks. Was wondering if you had any footage from Dublin Ireland around the 1920,s

[@classicmoviesvault]

You are right it would be nice to have more videos all around the world

[@JuniorJr...]

1:00 kudos to the driver parking the car perfectly, showing skills I don't have today... 😪

[@OlivierRodriguez]

Fabulous historical images. Thanks. 👏

[@nicolen.9642]

Amazing...the clothes...nowadays it's hard to be stylish. Life has totally shifted to a sad dystopian world... Thanks for these crucial videos. Food for thought 👍.

[@timz3479]

So true unfortunately. It's hard to think we could ever go back to a more simpler time.

[@HansDunkelberg1]

Is the dystopian thing not rather the chaos of the traffic in these images?

[@nicolen.9642]

@@HansDunkelberg1 Certainly but chaos leads to dystopia.

[@HansDunkelberg1]

@@nicolen.9642 That's a good point. I already since a long time am wondering if the First World War has broken out because people would have been eager to distract from the new dangers they had brought about by a usage of automobiles.

[@hectorgagliardi3692]

Exactamente

[@cosmostut]

Качественные продукты, настоящий табак, ткани и конечно же транспорт необычных форм.

[@FM7AM]

Особенно в Амстердаме.😁 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYa9YZ2Kipaia9U

[@Yalta-otduhaet.]

КАК ЧИСТО И ПОРЯДОК В АМЕРИКЕ НЕ ТО ЧТО СЧАС МУСОР ГРЯЗЬ БОМЖИ И НАРКОМАНЫ!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@greggeverman5578]

These are amazing videos! A real look back into our history.

[@Rusty4775]

It’s so interesting to watch these clips in color. The world has changed through the years. People, traffic and bustle remain. Some things do not change much.

[@Hey_its_Koda]

Cool to see. My grandfather was born in 1922 but on Navajo reservation. He told me they didnt have cars. Still had to use horses and wagons even to late 1940s. When WW2 began he saw his first trucks and cars from Marine recruiters coming out to the reservation to recruit. He met my grandma at a cafe. He would ride his horse for 2 days just to see her.

[@DOCTORWHOcentral]

Cool how old is he now

[@Janal_Hoe]

@@DOCTORWHOcentral well since it's 2022 rn, he's prolly around 100 y.o (& if we're counting 2023 then 101)

[@Hey_its_Koda]

@@DOCTORWHOcentral he passed on in 1992 at age 70. My grandmother passed in 2017.

[@etiennesugihara3118]

This is priceless treasure! Thank you so very much for sharing!!! ❤️

[@thePeterpumpkin68]

Amazing. Streets looked clean and smooth!

[@mellamojeff458]

wait until the night and saw everyone drunk beyond relief

[@tatyanalarina8033]

Очень интересно это смотреть. Конечно же многое изменилось, но 100 лет для истории, это не так уж много. Сейчас есть люди, живущие 100 и более лет, то есть век! Спасибо, большое автору ролика!

[@lobsterwhisperer7932]

Every time i watch footage from this era, its got this peculiar fast forward look to it, whatever you're doing its great, the movement is so natural, great work.

[@AnoNymous-dh2sv]

Yes, but in order for it to not look too choppy when it slows down (because the frame rate is low) they have to do further post processing. I believe videos like this also extrapolate to produce 60FPS or at least 30FPS (you can easily tell that's what they did when there is "ghosting" on sudden movements but it's fine because the overall feel still remains more natural compared to the choppiness of very low frame rate).

[@brightboxstudio]

Part of the reason for odd frame rates in old footage is that early movie cameras were hand cranked, so the frame rate might not be the correct speed, or the frame rate was inconsistent. When run as is through a projector, the errors and inconsistencies are played back as they are. These digital corrections even out the errors, making the footage look more natural and relatable.

[@AntRider10]

Chicago drivers were the greatest drivers..look at their parking skill!

[@racheldutchak3980]

This is beautiful!!!! Thank you for your work!!! TRUE ART!!!!

[@bonitacurtis8053]

Wonderful vintage videos of cities of the world. The 1920,s. Great.

[@lisad1532]

People look happy and well adjusted Cities are clean!

[@haitolawrence5986]

Horse poop everywhere! 😉

[@apolicum]

First World War was over, Spanish Flu was over, ... The world seemed a great place at that moment in time, of course they look happy.

[@alioshax7797]

Main places of the world's capitals are clean*. You had slums not that far, though.

[@MrZackavelli]

Really heartbreaking seeing Berlin, knowing what's in store.

[@mattilangofficial]

Ein multi-kulturelles Drogen-sh.thole!

[@danielhenre8878]

It hit me when I saw the little boy riding a bike in Berlin. He didn’t even know his future would be cut short by the war.

[@KingJohnMichael]

You can say the same thing about all those European city's

[@calris4705]

Why? Just enjoy the video

[@bukitkatilmp]

The war was from 1914 to 1918 and the next war only started in 1939. Wtf are you guys talking about? This is about the 1920s!

[@manowar3207]

Шикарная подборка, респект залившему!! ☀️👍👍👍☀️

[@PycJIaH_089]

особенно на Москву было интересно посмотреть

[@stepanfedorov561]

@@PycJIaH_089 скорее на Санкт-Петербург. В 1920х Москва всего пару лет как была столицей.

[@KseniaK...]

Благодарю.👍👍👍 100 лет прошло. А эти великолепные здания всё еще стоят.

[@Yalta-otduhaet.]

КАК ЧИСТО И ПОРЯДОК В АМЕРИКЕ НЕ ТО ЧТО СЧАС МУСОР ГРЯЗЬ БОМЖИ И НАРКОМАНЫ!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@newmankidman5763]

Nass, awesome. Thanks. A thousand years from now, a descendent of yours is going to upload a video on how life on Mars was 500 years prior

[@bluesharp59]

Will humans still exist is the scary thought. We are killing earth now and its so sad.

[@newmankidman5763]

@@bluesharp59, I am sure humans will still exist. A thousand years sound like a lot, but it is just twelve thousand months, and a month goes pretty fast

[@bluesharp59]

@@newmankidman5763 True and Happy Weekend also.

[@newmankidman5763]

@@bluesharp59, thanks, and you too

[@HansDunkelberg1]

@@newmankidman5763 "Twelve thousand months" won't really sound short. What about saying "ten people becoming a hundred years old after each other, with a life going by pretty fast"?

[@cham19]

In the opening NYC scene I am fascinated by the building at the corner of Fifth and 42nd where a large billboard can be seen. In the 1970s I can recall that same space occupied by a billboard, now just a memory.

[@luislaplume8261]

As a New Yorker who grew up there, I can tell you even the neighborhood of Long Island City isn't recognizable as it was in the 1960s when I was a boy!It is on the opposite side of the Queensborough Bridge in Queens by the Manhattan side of 59th street.

[@gglegreff1858]

Bonjour, incroyable, magnifique, fabuleux, il n'y a pas de mots pour décrire l'oeuvre que vous avez entreprise, bravo et un immense merci.

[@cozysongs]

It's stunning, amazing! The best video I've ever watched! It took me on a time travel. What wonderful years 🙇‍♀🌟