QI - Why Did Hitler Have a Silly Mustache REACTION

#QI #WhyDidHitlerHaveaSillyMustache #Funny
Jodi and Nick revisit the show QI. This show asks a question from history and the panel shares their humorous guesses. This video is all about explaining why Hitler had that particular funny looking mustache.
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[@madpete6438]

I am always amazed the Nick has no severe scaring on his face from repeated frying pan hits..... Jodi is more patient than any of the women I know.

[@S2condHeartbeat]

What are u talking about?

[@handsolo1209]

Jodi, I think the fact that everywhere in Europe, a lot of places in Asia and many places in Africa had soldiers on the ground, bombs, invasions, etc and the USA never had anything happen on the mainland means that there is an apathy to WW2 there.

[@DavidSmith-cx8dg]

The QI elves are a team of researchers who find topics and Stephen or later Sandi starts the conversations , there is an alarm that goes off if someone comes up with an obvious answer . A somewhat odd premise for a quiz but it's become an unmissable event for its many fans . Alan Davies ( Johnathon Creek - a mystery series well worth a look ) is permanently on the panel and the guests aren't always comedians . Each series the topics start with a single letter of the alphabet . I enjoy your reviews and I think it's a great show to react to together .

[@handsolo1209]

I can tell by the look in his eyes that Nick is thinking "You know, I think I could pull that moustache look off!"

[@cabbageplays6710]

QI, or Quite Interesting has been going for so long now, it was always better with Stephen Fry hosting it. It followed through the alphabet with its seasons, with each episode having a key word. So funny, and you always learn something new, such a great concept. Best guests to watch on QI are Bill Bailey, Phill Jupitus and David Mitchell. Find any episode with 1 or more of those in it, and it will be a good one.

[@DarraghC]

Everyone knows we're all here for Jodi :p Great reaction as always guys!!

[@Georgeolddrones]

Get rid of Nick 😂🎉 you can do this on your own Jodie ❤😂🇬🇧

[@jonbolton3376]

There are more decrnt sized youtubes available, some could be compilations, but worth watching. QI is exactly that, it discusses factual things in a comical way, which is why i love it. Stephen Fry hosted the first 13 series, and Sandi Toksvig has so far hosted the previous 7, i do like her, but personally I prefer the older ones.

[@annother3350]

I think this was the episode where Stephen talks about an auntie or an old lady he used to know who knew Hitler and always talked very fondly of him -- how charming he was etc! "...Lovely eyes" !!!

[@stephenrobins4756]

She then added "But you never met Hitler did you?" Fortunately for Stephen, the answer was "No!". First;y, he was born about 13 years after Hitler's death. Secondly (and possibly more importantly), Stephen's mother and her family were Jewish.

[@cyrus2728]

Ok I gotta say I did giggle at nein, don't touch my moustache

[@kevinty7]

Excellent guys, keep em coming 👍🏽❤️

[@Thewatcher10000]

That's Steven Fry, who started out with Hugh laurie. They did the comedy series, abit of fry and laurie.

[@delskioffskinov]

Nick! was watching Planes, Trains and Automobiles the other night and THAT's who you look like! finally that itch has now been scratched 'Steve Martin' from the mid-late 80's! dead ringer lol!

[@xandercurrie]

Loving your reactions to QI

[@michaeldowson6988]

Americans and Canadians have a history of enlisting in the other nations' military in the outbreak of war. Many Canadians enlisted in the Union Army, and later for Vietnam. Americans headed north to Canada early in WWI & II. One Texan became a RCAF Dambuster pilot and was awarded by King George VI.

[@dalbhuie_youtubeaddedanumber]

I do wish you would do these by episode, this show really would be worth the effort.

[@BoringReviews]

How would that work? How would we find them

[@klein_karoo_permaculture]

One can find full episodes of QI and QI XL on KZbin, XL being the longer version of the same episode. They run alphabetically so series one is the letter A, series two is B and so forth and each episode in that series will link to the letter, so themes, answers etc. They're definitely worth a watch, even just privately.

[@dalbhuie_youtubeaddedanumber]

@@BoringReviews if you look on wikipedia under qi episodes it will show you how many there are each season and as I said before the possible wealth of content for you. part of the article says "As of 17 February 2023, 293 episodes of QI have aired. This count does not include the unbroadcast pilot, three special episodes, 28 compilation episodes (from "Series G" onwards), and one episode containing outtakes from Series E. "

[@rescyn1190]

@@klein_karoo_permacultureThey're all blocked in the UK without a VPN. For example, the channel *pcromabe* has 124 videos and none of them show up here.

[@dazza9326]

I'm pretty clued up on Military History, Hitler did have family in Liverpool.

[@Warspite1701]

You could do the QI david mitchell compilation, I am sure you would enjoy that

[@johnoconnor5259]

Re pivotal moments in history where alternate events could have changed everything - 1888 is known in Germany as the year of the 3 Kaisers and is regarded as one of those moments. Kaiser Friedrich came to power after Wilhelm 1 had died - he was married to Vicky, Queen Victoria's eldest, who was an intellect and progressive. She and Friedrich were intent on enabling this new united Germany to become a true parliamentary democracy similar to the British model. This was not to the liking of Chancellor Bismark or to their own son, Wilhelm, who wished for an autocratic monarchy. Unfortunately for the world, Friedrich died after only a few months and Wilhelm came to power and the events that followed led to where we all are now.

[@inishireland]

I'm not sure what you would think about a show I watch as its main content is on Britain, but its name is "The Last Leg" hosted by Australian Adam Hills.

[@Carole.P]

Qi is a great programme to review, I’m sure they have the best bits on here

[@kevanbodsworth9868]

My guess on that without watching, has always been that the part under the nose was very difficult to shave with the old cutthroat razors without a nasty cut ..

[@WeirdGuy4928]

Yes! More QI!

[@howieshaw8422]

One of the other guests Jeremy Clarkson’s father in law was a Victoria cross recipient and clarkson made an interesting documentary about it. Well worth a watch.

[@eddhardy1054]

Although you have given away the big surprise at the end 🙄

[@howieshaw8422]

Ooops 😂

[@patriciaburke6639]

‘Quite Interesting’ (QI) is always interesting!

[@andreasobuaculla9511]

yes my dear,but when will QI return?

[@Jodi_BoringReviews]

Thanks!

[@patriciaburke6639]

@@Jodi_BoringReviews Thank you, for thanking me! 😀

[@andreasobuaculla9511]

I'm not going to be left out,I thank you both for being so thankful to each other@@patriciaburke6639

[@Bazk01]

It's a UK panel show. Standard premise - host asks questions, the panel tries to out joke each other while paying the game aspect lip service. The difference with QI is the questions - The obvious most known answer is always wrong - in Quite an Interesting way. The scoring rarely gets into positive numbers. It's been going years now, each season is based on a letter in the alphabet. So every show in that season the questions are based around that letter.

[@andrewdickson3627]

Stephen fry at his best very intelligent man.....love the program.

[@barriehull7076]

Fry was offered a role in Valkyrie, but was unable to participate. Wikipedia.

[@bobbyboko6317]

My names Bob , Bob Hitler has a certain ring to it 😂

[@paulbromley6687]

Quite Interesting hence the title QI name of the series.

[@danielkarlsson258]

QI is sooo good!

[@fd5927]

Did you know that Hitler only had one ball and the other is in the Albert Hall. 😅

[@stewedfishproductions7959]

Hitler has only got one ball, Göring has two but very small, Himmler is rather sim'lar, But poor old Goebbels has no balls at all. Rommel has four or five, I guess, No one's quite sure 'bout Rudolf Hess, Schmeling's always yelling, But poor old Goebbels has no balls at all. Hitler has only got one ball, The other is in the Albert Hall, His mother, the dirty bugger, Chopped it off when Hitler was small. She threw it into the apple tree, the wind blew it into the deep blue sea, Where the fishes got out their dishes, And ate scallops and bollocks for tea.

[@AutomaticDuck300]

And his mother had the other

[@watchreadplayretro]

Wunderbar!

[@Tony2438]

QI stands for quite interesting

[@Stuart_Cox1969]

There's so much you really don't know about history, “History is written by the victors.”, you'd be horrified to learn the truths of war.

[@True_Heretic]

QI is often educational, and has some of the best comedians from the UK, and sometimes from elsewhere. Even if you can't find video-friendly versions of QI, its well worth watching the shows at home for your own entertainment. Especially the Christmas shows.

[@jeromeshaw2248]

Watch the whole episode

[@ethelmini]

I believe the gas mask theory. Even if it wasn't directly true, it was certainly in Hitler's interest to be noted for his military service. Hair has a habit of growing, so it's possible both accounts are true. If he'd been persuaded to trim his tache in Liverpool, he might well have regrown the Kaiser back in Germany & opted for the Liverpool style again.

[@rikspilz4991]

Problem was he killed hitler when all the damage was done and he was practically the last man standing.

[@grabtharshammer]

World War one (1914 to 1918 - not the US version 1917 - 1918) was pretty much a family feud between the great ruling houses of Europe. No one actually won or lost, technically, though millions lost their lives. Hitler fought and lived through all this in the trenches and saw the barbarity, it may even have affected him mentally. There was an armistice signed. The Treaty however put massive pressures on Germany and was completely unfair to them. This led to major upheavals in the country at a time when Europe was adjusting to the loss of the monarchy in Russia with the revolution. The great depression affected Germany far more than most other european countries, with massive inflation running at thousands of percentage points. Photos of people taking wheelbarrows full of cash, just to buy a loaf of bread. This led to a big unrest in the country and allowed the rise of the facists. Hitler was a great orator and though not originally the leader of the facists, he was soon put forward as the leader, especially when they were voted (yes they were democratically elected) into government. Hitler was made Chancellor and soon changed the rules using emergency powers, so that he and his party could not be removed. He actually turned the economy around and got the country working and building and made them into a great power. Sadly his need for the grip on power (and possibly his mental state) also led him to make the bad decisions and do the really nasty things. Blaming travellers, gipsies, homosexuals, jews and others for the previous ills of the country. Seem a little familiar? With the current situation of blame being put on migrants etc, as causing all the current problems. It is always the same, in times of crisis, find a minority to lay the blame at. - I know you don't do politics, which is mostly fine until you understand that some politic is actually about life. You as teachers, have a responsibility to your students, to educate yourselves and then your pupils on history which WILL still affect them in their futures. Do Trump and the maga-republicans look at all familiar when considering recent history of the 20th century? We have the same groups all across Europe so you are not alone. Putin, Zelensky, recent election results in other countries, all following a familiar pattern. - As Teachers, you may have some of the most important jobs with the power to affect just how good or bad the future turns out, hope you are up to it

[@paul2598]

QI stands for “Quite Interesting” 👍

[@shaneord7527]

It's strange how the pacifist says we should have intervened earlier but currently they are saying we shouldn't be getting involved in Ukraine and Palestinian conflicts. It's very well making comments in hindsight.

[@arkadybron1994]

Jodi, please try and stop Nick from doing those silly little intros. It makes him look kinda silly.

[@ebantink4843]

The content is good but the irritating stuff they say is childish at times. Yes ... the intro is toe curling and the word 'like' in every sentence Jodie says is deeply irritating, One would imagine that a teacher would be sure to use pure language to prevent passing on the use of pointlessly repetative 'fillers'. Alllllllllllllll Riiiiiiight

[@paulbromley6687]

If he failed as Nazi leader he could do some gigs as an angry Charlie Chaplin lookalike.

[@ukdnbmarsh]

Q with Stephen Fry is very very good, im not so keep on the ones with Sandy Torvig however

[@spendover]

The whole world did suffer from the great depression

[@jokepy4230]

I'm not a fan of Hitler but I wouldn't be here if he hadn't existed. My dad was in the army during WW2 and was stationed near the farm where my mother lived. They got married after the war ended.

[@orangewarm1]

Theres an easy answer to the question. He copied Chaplin because Chaplin was huge. His image was carefully thought out to increase his popularity.

[@keithslater7813]

When you say silly if things had gone differently we would all have one even the transgender

[@urbandruiduk9928]

Again, zero audio.

[@paulbromley6687]

You don’t really go out to win a purple heart surely if you are awarded one it is because you were injured while trying to serve your country

[@lillired857]

i can barely hear it

[@splodge561]

Go and see a doctor?

[@glastonbury4304]

Must be what you're watching it on as its fine for me

[@ItsaColdWorl]

​@@splodge561you should recommend an ear doctor

[@splodge561]

@@ItsaColdWorl no, the doctor would refer him to a hearing specialist

[@SirHilaryManfat]

Turn the volume up. Sorted!

[@steveross8364]

I found it ironic that America brought in Prohibition just as everyone really needed a good drink to lift themselves out of their Great Depression...

[@ebantink4843]

Can Jodie put a sentence together without saying 'like'

[@Ray-ej3jb]

She's American - since when can they talk normally

[@Jodi_BoringReviews]

@@Ray-ej3jb @ebantink4843 I’ve never met a group of people who hate on another country so much. It’s sad. Nick and I don’t say anything rude about other nationalities, but I feel as if you guys hate on us as Americans so much. It’s really heartbreaking.

[@ebantink4843]

@@Jodi_BoringReviews How on earth does my comment about your using the word 'like' rather too frequently cast aspersions upon Americans ??? It is irritating - but not necessarily a deterrent to watching your videos - which I enjoy very much ! That word has become over used here in England - and can affect one's enjoyment of the conversation etc. The reply to my initial comment is sadly a typical English response -- but NOT meant in a disparitory fashion - more of a written 'eye roll'. My comment was not intended as offensive - simply as a negative reaction to that wretchedly pointless word!

[@Jodi_BoringReviews]

@@ebantink4843 I understand. It’s just hard when there are so many negative comments nitpicking everything done. It feels so degrading and hurtful. People can say get thicker skin, but I think if you are going to say something, have it be uplifting. You don’t know what people are going through that they don’t share. I try to imagine- if you were to have all the words you say to others show up on your body every day, what would they say and how would you feel about them? I guess I’m just more sensitive or tired of hurtful comments. And, it takes a lot to put this out there and be honest about it.

[@chrisaskin6144]

​@@ebantink4843Jodi wasn't replying to your original post, she was replying to the "hate speech"(?) comment by Ray-ej3jb. Whom seemingly was having a bit of a dig. I'm not sure why they watch these "Americans" reaction channels if they're only looking for a reason to moan... sad really.

[@spendover]

I wonder what percentage of your viewers are British?? I live in York

[@jamesesonia]

QI or Qwon’t I.

[@daveofyorkshire301]

They knew about Hitler before the war, he was even imprisoned for extremism, but the Great Depression meant that the USA defaulted on post WWI aid and that caused Germany to fall into hyperinflation, at which point they didn't care who did something, so long as someone did... So a little known marginalised political party grew in power and strength with a known ex-convinct growing in power at it head. They all knew Hitler was a radical extremist but he was promising to fix their problems... When you're starving, jobless and see no hope you'll follow anyone promising a solution, especially if there's not that much detail about what it is, until their in power. Then he made sure he stayed in power. They knew at the top he was trouble and despite getting the numbers they tried to offer Hitler vice-chancellor, Hitler refused in the end President Hindenburg had to appoint him chancellor, because unlike the claims he was fascist, he didn't seize power, he was elected in fair elections, driven by a nation in turmoil. He was actually a radical left-wing socialist, not fascist - that was Mussolini (Italy) and Franco (Spain) who survived in power until 1975, so don't say WWII was fighting fascism, it wasn't! That's all modern revisionism.