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Narrator ► / thelexikitty

[@abandonedaccount123]

5:43 Lexi, that's because they're on _top_ of one of the pyramids, lol

[@paradoxical998]

I hope more people like this so she sees it.

[@ItsAntfarmNerds505]

@@paradoxical998 Lexi is a girl? Wait, are they transgender? *Confusion*

[@paradoxical998]

@@ItsAntfarmNerds505 yes. I didn't know either until I checked out her personal channel

[@ItsAntfarmNerds505]

@@paradoxical998 Okay lol- Rip me

[@specter_8885]

@@ItsAntfarmNerds505 yeah her voice can be *very* misleading.

[@thehollowthadd1130]

Just to explain to folk before someone says "Why did they build a statue it's only $170": $170 back in 1847 would be worth around $5,000 today.

[@w.mccartney431]

It was also, as stated, when the Choctaw tribe had also just gone through their worst times, the trail of tears. They had just been through hell and yet still thought enough of some European strangers and their struggles to donate some of what meager amounts they had. That statue isn’t the only thing saying the Irish haven’t forgotten. I know that many people have pointed out the money the Irish donated to the Choctaw nation to alleviate COVID stresses, but a little lesser known fact is that if someone of the Choctaw nation wanted to go to a higher education, with proper proof, a person of the Choctaw tribe gets into the University College of Cork, no tuition, and €10,000 in living expenses paid. And in a way, it makes sense. The Irish are still somewhat feeling the after effects of the famine, with their numbers nowhere near what they were before it.

[@abloodcorpse3318]

Btw the actual memorial monument for those who lost their lives during the trail of tears is MUCH small and given MUCH less attention to detail

[@emeraldqueen1994]

For the people who taught kids under the bridge and the guy who saved people from sueside aren’t JUST heroes, they’re angels with invisible wings...

[@thefutureismeaninglessthep7364]

I know this is a legitimate comment but "sueside" is just, too good

[@Me-wx1mt]

I love how Lexi always gets the cool/cute ones, Robin gets the awful/triggering ones, and Jack just gets everything in between lol. And Damian gets the same as Lexi. Does Damian still do EmKay? Haven't heard him in a while

[@realityforward]

Check the videos where its "all of (whatever subreddit)" he does most parts in those

[@realityforward]

He is in the episode r/TIHI from a few days ago

[@arfansthename]

lexi is the entertaining substitute teacher robin is the aging 40-year old jack is the theater kid

[@Me-wx1mt]

@@arfansthename pretty accurate

[@Syreyup]

@@arfansthename Damien is the *rat* in the *ravioli*. though unfortunately he *didnt order ratvioli*

[@somebodykares1]

It's not illegal to take pictures of the pyramids, the issue was he climbed the pyramid to get that picture, you are not allowed to climb the pyramids because of preservation and safety laws, the pyramids are not really safe structures anymore

[@-HaZ3]

Plus if you slip, oh boy…

[@Jamzy-Tune-Studios]

@@-HaZ3 WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@c.h.ee.s.3]

@@-HaZ3 GAH- OH OW AH- OW OH FUCK! FUCK! FU-

[@onionman5484]

@@Jamzy-Tune-Studios youtube doesn't think this is english for some reason

[@Jamzy-Tune-Studios]

@@onionman5484 lol

[@SPKotN]

In addition to the statue in Cork, at the start of the pandemic when the Choctaw tribe was being hit hard by covid, so the Irish (spearheaded by Jacksepticeye) raised almost $2,000,000 in relief aid for the Choctaw, and other native American tribes affected by covid. We are taught about the Choctaw tribe aiding us during the famine in Ireland in school. So most of us who donated still consider this debt to not be repaid on our part, and probably never will

[@SoulDevoured]

I assume you're from Ireland? That's cool. All we're really taught in America is how the English and then American government fought and abused native Americans. I'd say the most positive thing we're taught is Thanksgiving (which is more myth than history) and how reservations are sovereign. The internet has taught me more about native Americans than 12 years of school did. And I, like many Americans, have relatively recent native American ancestors. It seems to me that Ireland has a healthier outlook on heritage and history. From the little I know... Thanks to the internet again.

[@SPKotN]

@@SoulDevoured I am, we're taught about general world history, alongside our own (the good, bad, and ugly), from like 7-8 until 16 years old. From then, we can drop history, in which those modules for our last years of school get even more specific, and even more so in College/University for the first, and sometimes second years. We're taught to appreciate, learn from, and take pride in our history, because it shaped our culture we have today. We're taught general world history so we can see how other cultures have grown while ours stagnated under British occupation, as well as have at least a basic understanding of the world's differences. It always makes me sad to hear people from different countries not learning everything about their history (England, and the USA are among the top reasons I constantly say "How do you not know this?"). So many problems could be avoided later in people's lives if school curriculum all over the world trusted that teenagers/young adults could handle the truth about all of their countries history, no matter how dark.

[@ianjackson4721]

@@SPKotN in Canada were taught about how we fought alongside the natives the Catholics sowed up all the news about the boarding schools nice and tight so that it wasn’t being taught to young Canadians. At least the Americans tell their students about the trail of tears and stuff. In Canada the schools just hid it.

[@lottievixen]

​@@SPKotN in the UK I had no idea Australia was involved in world wars, only learned about that after moving to Sydney half way through high school, so much education omits to make (generally) their own country seem good

[@Liadelou]

Okay but the irony of Thomas Jefferson's descendant being dark-skinned is delightful

[@peskybird8229]

Lexi does more for my self esteem than anyone else ever has, absolute legend we all love you ❤❤❤

[@seekingeudaimonia6884]

It’s heartwarming, the lifesaving bridge troll, but man, imagine how many people he has seen jump. I hope the good outweighs the bad for him. An amazing bridge troll if ever there was on.

[@fuckerwhopings9110]

he also rents a hotel nearby so people who have attempted can stay the weekend if they aren't well enough to go home

[@seekingeudaimonia6884]

@@fuckerwhopings9110 okay now you are just pulling my leg, he truly is a magical being 😇 But wow this man spares no expense emotionally or physically. Good on him.

[@Lunar_Capital]

It’s satisfying knowing these people are getting some recognition for doing outstanding things like this.

[@Seren_Moth]

i teared up when i saw that part

[@soulofflame9999]

@@fuckerwhopings9110 There are 4 types of People Destined for Heaven: 1. The person who barely got in 2. The person who relatively deserved to get in 3. The person who was 80% good during their time on Earth 4. The person who was heroic, helped a ton of people, or was genuinely an angel on earth. I think you know where this man belongs.

[@alchemysaga3745]

Okay, but imagine the Lyrebird passing down those lyrics as a story of their time with a species that would be most comparable to how the fae would seem to us.

[@13_cmi]

Ya think that happens with mockingbirds? Mockingbirds are super common here and I love them so manage handkerchief.

[@SepticsCamera]

Imagine getting rickrolled by a bird

[@nightshadow2794]

@@SepticsCamera where can i buy a lyrebird? *i need one*

[@joshgodbey2991]

The lyrebird learns to speak

[@gaigedicus585]

Why does that sound like a plot to a Zelda game?

[@agalaxy8397]

lexi is so relatable and like,,,, man,,, her voice and just EVERYTHING

[@thepip3599]

6:44 I’m Canadian, and yeah I love no name. Their whole shtick is that they sell absolutely everything (food-related) for slightly cheaper than other brands and they never advertise. It’s just like “You want this thing? Here’s this thing.” And that’s it. Just a yellow label, sometimes with a picture of the thing if it isn’t clear already, and some black Helvetica text that’s entirely lowercase. Whoever came up with it was a genius.

[@tarabagel1600]

5:56 fun fact about this last year people here in Ireland donated to that same tribe because it was struggling with covid 19. I think its a lovely way to give back

[@Boredomfalls]

Yes wholesome power

[@burtlux3736]

Im like a blobfish,ugly sad and in pain,but deep into the "Ocean" he's an incredible specimen.

[@Pebbles.3]

That sounds depressing-

[@SnickersEatsCookies]

You made me sad

[@nota-coder]

Blobfish are cute, cutie

[@FangsInMyLeg]

it looks like me

[@tonypeppermint5329]

Ye.

[@eatin.moonlight]

One of my favourite subreddits narrated by my favourite emkay narrator? This has made my day amazing, thank you Lexi. And anyone reading this I hope your day/night is going wonderful

[@eatin.moonlight]

@PikachuNebula it's just one of my favourite characters with the flag of my sexuality behind it-?

[@syntax1235]

I'm a massive nerd about spacesuits, so I'll add some extra context: the ACES suit is not actually functional in space, it will overheat. It is intended to keep the crew alive in the event of a cabin depressurization. It was adopted in the aftermath of the Columbia disaster. The EMU suit, which is quite a lot older, is more functional, allowing crew to be safe outside of the craft. It is not used inside the shuttle because it is incredibly bulky and heavy. In addition to its large backpack, it consists of a HUT (hard upper torso), helmet, pants, and gloves. It takes a very long time to out on, and is too big to be effective in such an enclosed space. ACES is a fully flexible bodysuit, and a lot smaller and lighter. It is the predecessor to the new and upcoming OCSS (Orion Crew Survival System) which will be used during launch of the SLS rocket and Orion Crew craft. The EMU is the predecessor to the still experimental xEMU, or eXploration Extravehicular Mobility Unit. It has enhanced flexibility and mobility, and will hopefully allow personnel to move around freely on the lunar surface, albeit in a hunched over position.

[@charax-1]

"The Yulan magnolia blossoms look like birds" They look like skinned birds that managed to keep themselves awake

[@stylish_pengu]

oh hey chara wondering where you've been these couple days

[@foolishpotatoes3015]

Chara, did you skin those birds?

[@ThatGuyDy_an]

Huh

[@memelordess2141]

r/cursedcomments

[@charax-1]

StopMation Studio chocked a little

[@hopinggirl1722]

you are indeed correct. i don't in fact plan to argue that a man who has saved over 321 people from suicide is not a hero. he absolutely is.

[@user-dd5mh1kz2p]

11:38 this man stole a plane out of pure spite to prove ONE person wrong

[@clintlangley5562]

17:26 I have an original zippo that my uncle victor used in Vietnam. His says “if you want to make love smile when you hand my lighter back” and it has a small map of Vietnam on the other side.

[@funniusername4355]

8:36 *You could theoretically get an entire generation of birds to sing megalovania*

[@JCAllen-xx5yj]

Lmao, that's good. Just need to find and capture (not really) one lyrebird.

[@artisticcrystal4776]

*excitement intensifies*

[@FunkyFGG]

DONT GIVE THEM IDEAS

[@FunkyFGG]

DONT GIVE THEM IDEAS

[@aboriginaljerome4731]

Or you could make them sing the trololol song

[@m2pt5]

I love that Lexi corrected "indexes" to "indices". Far too many people fail to use the -x to -ices plurals.

[@yunamchill9169]

Dominatrix- Dominatrices?

[@quinnception631]

@@yunamchill9169 yes

[@yunamchill9169]

@@quinnception631 That's very interesting. Good to know as a writer

[@DeathnoteBB]

I didn’t know that! Thanks

[@Insanebehaviordude]

I learn something new everyday, nice

[@koopageneral1638]

8:18 Imagine being their descendent and hearing a snippet of a song that has been in your family for generations.

[@DukeCyrus]

I spent 2 hours practicing that Cistercian numeral system, and now feel ready to finish the video.

[@metalsmith3234]

3:45 "fragile masculinity" that one broke me

[@queercatboy4266]

@Chitra Maheshwari class 7th A Maheshwari ... What?

[@keithyuantia9945]

Yeah like the wall?

[@47ratsinahoodie]

LEXI! My terrible day: exists Lexi and her enthusiasm: 🔫

[@idigmusic4405]

Wait, is that a woman?

[@yikesmydude5641]

@RageAddictionChains yes she just has a lot of testosterone so her voice is deep

[@idigmusic4405]

​@@yikesmydude5641 this one wasn't that obvious tbf.

[@hio.hinomaru21]

@@idigmusic4405 She's transgender, but she don't wanna change her tone of voice.

[@idigmusic4405]

@@hio.hinomaru21 Oh I see

[@Gameact3]

3:15 - That “Giant Space” is where the Rocky Mountains, the Mojave Desert and Death Valley are located, so good luck living out there sparky.

[@infinity-chase]

9:09 These are actual painting techniques used by interior designers in order to make the room look different. By using colors, you can make a room smaller with dark hues or a room much larger with light hues. (I've taken two years of interior design classes, we learned this early on) Though to be honest, we didn't learn it to the extent of particular walls and/or ceiling being painted, so this is new to me.

[@gandolf7849]

Lexi is my favorite narrator because she acts like my not depressed friend

[@Kiwi_Tea]

I could listen to her gush about cute animals for DAYS!

[@tincan8979]

@mary olivia Which iphone

[@RestInReeses]

@@tincan8979 doesnt matter its a scam

[@m1sosoop]

lexi always makes my day. she’s awesome.

[@Pebbles.3]

CORRECT

[@poopyfarty]

@@Deeznuts-hr2by no, she is trans :)

[@theonlyseanyboi3397]

Ik, everybody on emkay does😁

[@Wifebeater6372]

@@poopyfarty I didn’t know that that you I’ll use her from now on

[@47ratsinahoodie]

@name I didn't even know voice surgery was a thinf

[@uliuchu4318]

13:01 weird cherry on top: That's actually Saturn's equivalent of aura borealis

[@piercelindenberg6842]

You’d think that Ancient Rome replica wouldn’t take more than a day to build.

[@Imjustaperson2]

Why can't there be a celebration for cats? Cats can be cute, cuddly and sweet. My cat Honey used to just wait on my bed for me to come home when I was in the hospital when I was younger Honey is also just very affectionate, her brother will literally purr when you pick him up, because he loves the attention, Muffin is a good kitty, even though she's outside a lot, and Misty..... Misty is energetic and playful

[@ylipr]

The reason people don’t do cats is bc they believe cats do nothing for them bc most people get scared when a dog with a jaw bigger than a hand charging them than a small cat, I do believe cats should have some love too tho.

[@-Wayla-]

In my opinion, National Pet's Day should be a bit bigger day to celebrate it with our little babies

[@LunarM4ngo]

agreed

[@gothmoth3689]

Ancient Egypt

[@WaterBolt]

0:29 Grandparents: We are getting that grandchild

[@Pebbles.3]

*no matter what.*

[@heukelummer]

even when it"s missing a toe!

[@bencarpendale]

I WANT GRANDCHILDREN

[@lunazwerenz5827]

Every time i hear Lexi's intro i get so happy, Lexi always makes my day.

[@Oliver-xb4ns]

Trust me, there really isn't anything in North Dakota except for snow, freezing weather, and burning weather

[@michaelb.3006]

One man in an American prison was sent there when he was 43 and died there at the age of 87. It was then 3 days after his death that was found out he was completely innocent. And this is why Canadians are considered better by most nations.

[@13_cmi]

America is annoying. You know that junk where a black man is killed and people riot? A white man is killed in the same way and nobody cares. Racism is all over the place and it's too confusing.

[@michaelb.3006]

@@13_cmi yeah I know I’m not a hermit living under a rock. Don’t get me wrong I’m not taking a shot at you but that kind of info isn’t just part of the U.S.

[@inksans874]

YESSSS MORE LEXI!!!!! lexi is pure joy

[@abandonedaccount123]

ikr? she's amazing!

[@SovietUnion_]

Damien

[@SovietUnion_]

@@abandonedaccount123 wait she?

[@jamesrobers3351]

@@SovietUnion_ yes, she

[@funanimaltv1901]

@@SovietUnion_ Lexi's a girl ^^

[@juusto9500]

8:23 Imagine being rickrolled by a damn bird. 😂

[@simlover00]

😢why are so many of these posts bringing me to actual tears? So beautiful

[@aaronodonoghue1791]

Fun fact: the "#" symbol is sometimes known as "octothorpe", which comes from "octo-" meaning 8, and Jim Thorpe's name, as the guy who invented the name "octothorpe" liked Jim Thorpe. I wonder does that mean a plus sign (or an equals sign) is a quadrathorpe, a minus sign is a bithorpe, a H with a long horizontal bar (or an equivalent sign, like = but with a third line above it) is a hexathorpe, an asterisk is a pentathorpe, a Y is a trithorpe?

[@sophiedenise]

Bruh you've taught me something in a short amount of time than school has ever did

[@Losfrijoles]

:0

[@arfansthename]

i call it the pound sign

[@spiriox]

wha

[@agatecore6775]

Oh! It’s that time again! Say it with me- Lexi, Makes, All, Of, Our, Days, Better, No, Matter, What!

[@grimmpotat6911]

LMAOODBNMW

[@13_cmi]

@@grimmpotat6911 lmao? Malad I anger banged?

[@akish302]

@@grimmpotat6911 LMAOOOO

[@agatecore6775]

@@akish302 did you have a seizure on your keyboard?

[@akish302]

@@agatecore6775 yes. help me.

[@EsMe3_]

I have a cleft lip to and the craft baby made me cry of cuteness and I love seeing other cleft people/animals 💙

[@nicholasnobles-zygmunt5451]

I think cats need that day of thanking too. They've helped so many people and some even saved lives

[@Encrypted_F0X]

When you hear Lexi Narrate at the beginning you know the video is about to be wholesome.

[@Pebbles.3]

Yes I love your pfp btw :D

[@Encrypted_F0X]

@@Pebbles.3 thx you too :D

[@byronescamilla6004]

Clicked faster than my grandma falling down my stairs

[@llawliet1522]

Why yo grandma watching youtube whilst falling down the stairs?

[@awesome_66]

Grandma falling speedrun [0.02] WR

[@edgarpastor4448]

Same

[@doul107]

@@llawliet1522 Do Not Ask

[@Pebbles.3]

*oh my*

[@mazingdaddid]

Just so you know, each side of that hexagon on saturn is earth-sized.

[@jax9771]

5:18 in something of a similar vain, a descendent of Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr recreated their duel in public, in the place where it originally happened

[@idigmusic4405]

r/unsungheros should be a subreddit, like an amplified r/madlads edit: quick search finds that it already is.

[@definitelynotagenocider5204]

As opposed to r/firstworldanarchists

[@idigmusic4405]

@@definitelynotagenocider5204 I wana check that out

[@aleshakant]

“They do have something in North Dakota... SNOW” 😂😂

[@waterwolfbluewaterwolfblue4692]

“They do have something in North Dakota! Snow!” As a North Dakotan I can say yes. In my city Fargo, the biggest in the state with about 127,000 people, we had our last snow storm in mid- April. Sometimes we can even have snow into May and June. Fun fact that huge snow storm had lasting affects that flooded and refertilized the already glacier fertile land of the state. Today we have not had as bad of floods as that year but we still have floods especially from the Red River which is one of the only rivers that flow North. This is the river that is the border line between North Dakota and Minnesota as well.

[@Crosshair84]

My parents talk about winters in the 1960s. Leaving home from a 2nd story window was not an isolated thing and the climate becoming too cold to farm there was a real concern at the time. My grandfather raised the bucket on the tractor before one blizzard, in case they needed to crank start it. After the blizzard, the only way they found the tractor was from the raised bucket poking out of the snow.

[@dnallan]

Breh this channel is the best accidental discovery

[@hannah7987]

When that said Chuck Feeney I thought it said Chuck E Cheese

[@47ratsinahoodie]

Knowing that blobfish actually look like... *fish* makes me so sad that everyone only knows them as sad, pink blobs. Like, I just looked up blobfish and out of the first three rows, 19 pics, 7 show the blowfish as it looks in the water and 3 of those 7 also show the damaged blob (and the next 2 rows, an additional 10 pics, has _two_ blobfish underwater).

[@SoulDevoured]

For a long time the dead deflated blob fish was all that would pop up in search results without doing some digging. So the artist had reason to make the point.

[@luna_heatwave]

7:06 wait where did he get the human bones?.......O-O

[@mikethewhizz5085]

6:10 $170 in 1847 had the same value as nearly $4,800 today

[@jasonchiu272]

10:39 That subtle swearing only saved by an "s" in front.

[@sureshalikhitha]

3:35 ۞―i̳P̳h̳o̳n̳e̳ 1̳2̳ P̳r̳o̳ G̳i̳v̳e̳a̳w̳a̳y̳―۞ ➡️➡️️ 》》 kzbin.info/www/bejne/amrQqKdsqJ5ol7s 《《 -----------------^^----------------- ♠【﹄💖𝐊𝐋𝐈𝐊≔⫸LINK 💖﹃】 ♠みゃあこさん！ฅ( ̳• •̫ • ̳ฅ)ﾆｬﾝ !❤️ 在整個人類歷史上，強者，富人和具有狡猾特質的人捕食部落，氏族，城鎮，城市和鄉村中的弱者，無`'守和貧窮成員。然而，人類的生存意願迫使那些被拒絕，被剝奪或摧毀的基本需求的人們找到了一種生活方式，並繼續將其DNA融入不斷發展的人類社會。 說到食物，不要以為那些被拒絕的人只吃垃圾。相反，他們學會了在被忽視的肉類和蔬菜中尋找營養。他們學會了清潔，切塊，調味和慢燉慢燉的野菜和肉類，在食品市場上被忽略的部分家用蔬菜和肉類，並且學會了使用芳香的木煙（如山核桃，山核桃和豆科灌木 來調味食物煮的時候 1620637652

[@nurrtroy1127]

Damn well at least they have a lot of luck/good karma

[@StormGallade]

As a Fargo, North Dakota native, I can confirm we do indeed have snow.

[@vikamarlina515]

3:60 Win iPhone 12 PRO 🔽 kzbin.info/www/bejne/amrQqKdsqJ5ol7s 在整個人類歷史上，強者，富人和具有狡猾特質的人捕食部落，氏族，城鎮，城市和鄉村中的弱者，無`'守和貧窮成員。然而，人類的生存意願迫使那些被拒絕，被剝奪或摧毀的基本需求的人們找到了一種生活方式，並繼續將其DNA融入不斷發展的人類社會。 說到食物，不要以為那些被拒絕的人只吃垃圾。相反，他們學會了在被忽視的肉類和蔬菜中尋找營養。他們學會了清潔，切塊，調味和慢燉慢燉的野菜和肉類，在食品市場上被忽略的部分家用蔬菜和肉類，並且學會了使用芳香的木煙（如山核桃，山核桃和豆科灌木 來調味食物煮的時候 1620633877

[@margaritaagustin7984]

2:9 C.H.A.N.C.E T.O W.I.N I.P.H.O.N.E 💓 CLICK HERE : kzbin.info/www/bejne/amrQqKdsqJ5ol7s !💖🖤❤️今後は気をライブ配信の再編ありがとうです！この日のライブ配信は、かならりやばかったですね！１万人を超える人が見ていたもん（笑）やっぱり人参最高！まさかのカメラ切り忘れでやら1かしたのもドキドキでした,. 💖🖤在整個人類歷史上，強者，富人和具有狡猾特質的人捕食部落，氏族，城鎮，城市和鄉村中的弱者，無`'守和貧窮成員。然而，人類的生存意願迫使那些被拒絕，被剝奪或摧毀的基本需求的人們找到了一種生活方式，並繼續將其DNA融入不斷發展的人類社會。. 說到食物，不要以為那些被拒絕的人只吃垃圾。相反，他們學會了在被忽視的肉類和蔬菜中尋找營養。他們學會了清潔，切塊，調味和慢燉慢燉的野菜和肉類，在食品市場上被忽略的部分家用蔬菜和肉類，並且學會了使用芳香的木煙（如山核桃，山核桃和豆科灌木 來調味g食物煮的時候1&!/ 1620639075

[@amelon1251]

6:20 That reminds me about situation that happened here in Poland (they even made film about this), I'm talking about history of Tomasz Komenda, he was sentenced to 25 years in prison for rape and murder, and after 18 years in 2018 he was set free because they proved he was innocent! Film title: "25 Years of Innocence. The Case of Tomek Komenda"

[@maxgrice8284]

The narrators voices are always so interesting and i love the comentary and input from them

[@NoOne-bi4kc]

11:45 “put that thing back where it came from or so help me”

[@an0maly404]

I'll never see blobfish the same again...

[@IndependentOreo]

“They do have something in North Dakota, snow!” For most of the year all we have is snow. But that’s it. Just snow

[@planetcanada3337]

I actually happen to live fairly close to the monument at 6:05 but I never actually knew what it was for. Now that I do I appreciate it even more. Our people were in serious need and for them to do that purely through the kindness of their hearts makes me think just how great they are. Even all this time later I think I speak for all of us when I say we are still very grateful.

[@cuber1254]

7:49 The road that my parents used to go to school.

[@lxghtrxses]

5:11 I GENUINELY THOUGHT SHE SAID "well done, obese dad" JGJJHGKJH

[@ray_luce]

Same I was like: huh 😦

[@abyssnightail881]

Am I the only one who thinks that her voice is oddly calming? I LOVE YOUR VOICE LEXY!!

[@wonky_wisp4694]

16:07 dang the peace sign and thumbs up are timeless

[@theirs2498]

7:50 This is what my parents walked while going to school.

[@insaincaldo]

Back in my day...

[@jarihoogendoorn5823]

Fun fact: it can RAIN spiders in australia

[@razzy8268]

It can't rain spider in Australia if there is no Australia

[@deanmilos4909]

This is not a fun fact

[@OriginalGlorfindel]

FL and Oz are more alike than I thought.... Ps: dont touch the trees that hang over the boat.

[@thehypersonicbuild9919]

And brazil

[@prakesh2904]

Australia needs to be burned holy shit

[@IntoL1ght]

7:44 I love how happy the kid is in both photos.

[@skellyaceart]

7:44 As someone who had cleft lip + palate (It was fused, but down to the bone & had a needle tooth) & had surgery when I was 11 months old to fix it, this makes me so happy!

[@pikachu_boi7762]

Earliest I’ve ever been to an EmKay video. Dis is gonna be fun

[@kianarojas5652]

So much fun watching Lexi in Emkay videos, she’s so exuberant

[@nashhenley3511]

She’s a girl?!?!?

[@kianarojas5652]

@@nashhenley3511 yeah

[@informationnotavailable6433]

@@kianarojas5652 Is there somewhere you found that? I’m not doubting you, just curious since I always assumed they;the, pronouns.

[@kianarojas5652]

@@informationnotavailable6433 on her channel @thelexikitty she talks about being a trans woman. Being curious is always okay :)

[@roberternest7289]

The story of Jim Thorpe reminded me of the story of Emil Zátopek, a Czechoslovakian athlete, who ran the marathon at the Helsinki olympics and won gold, despite it being his first ever olympic marathon. He also won two other gold medals in a 10000 and 5000 meter races, the only time that ANYONE won those three gold medals at once. His strategy to win was to run alongside the first place runner, Jim Peterson (UK), and, 15 km into the race, asked him what does Jim think about the race. Jim, wanting to derail Emil, told him that 'The tempo is slow' despite the fact that he was starting to get tired and wouldn't finish the race. Emil took Jim's words and went on to run faster and win. In the second half of the marathon, he talked with the photographs, talking about how boring the race was. His wife Dana, after he got his first gold at the Helsinki olympics, in the 5km run, took his gold medal and proceeded to throw the spear 50 meters, shattering the world record at the time.

[@Bambuskus505]

Damn that kid in the wheel chair headstone hit me ***WAY*** harder than I expected. Holy shit. I dont think a single thing on this planet has ever made burst into tears that fast.

[@nerdmachine5551]

4:11 Having hands with 6 fingers is actually a dominant trait, but they usually don't work or are in the way so most of them get clipped off. That doesn't mean that most people are born with 6 fingers, but it's still more common than you'd think, with about 1/1000 people born with polydactyly in the general population.

[@47ratsinahoodie]

Wow, that _is_ more common than I thought!

[@heukelummer]

and totally ignoring a baby with 4 toes...

[@nerdmachine5551]

Hm yeah idk what happened with the timestamp. Either it's hidden somewhere in the video, it was removed from the video, or I commented on the wrong video lol

[@Linuxield]

I can hear the Gravity Falls theme.

[@leamath872]

Thank you Lexi girl for making my day. I was having a rough one but your jokes always cheer me up.

[@SexyCactus]

"What's up sexy I'm Lexi" Depression has been cured. Thank you

[@Guinnessdrnkr1234]

This subreddit should be called "thanks I Love it"

[@TotallyARealPerson]

LEXI YOU COMPLETE MY WORLD! THANK YOU ILY SO MUCH Saying this everytime I remember day 1

[@killerbunnyidols]

Lexi's voice makes Freddy happy!

[@234o93]

What

[@dunerite7064]

@@234o93 They’ve been diagnosed with 3rd person syndrome. I believe they can only speak in third person for some god forsaken reason.

[@lunaria973]

LALA’S STORY IS SO FREAKING WHOLESOME AND CUTE

[@hexbox2182]

Those people who teach under the bridge aren’t hero’s. They are legends

[@myrielt]

I’m from Oklahoma, so naturally I did a project in 4th grade on Jim Thorpe. I think he is fairly well-known in OK. Also, fun fact: six fingers on your hands (polydactyly) is actually the dominant trait!

[@eApplePie]

6:57 Damn 11969 what a legend

[@weedjesus5587]

First off this vid has regained my faith in humanity, second off I’ve always wondered how much longer it would take to invent things if the original inventor wasn’t alive, or just didn’t do it. Like how long would it take Facebook to come around if there was no zucc. Someone has to do it eventually right, even if years and decades later it had to be done eventually if it’s important enough since now days social media is undoubtedly necessary in our lives. You’d find it hard to never use some form of social media(including texting)

[@darkind]

i didnt get your videos recommended in like 1-2 months so i searched you up, i missed you guys/girls you are one of the coolest reddit readers out there

[@awesomestyles]

Please note that these are suggestions, and although I really wish for EmKay to cover them, they don't have to. As long as my comments don't get deleted, I'm fine. Day 211 of asking for these subreddits: Robin: -r/sbubby -r/KidsAre*******Stupid (doing this subreddit would be a good opportunity to add back Damien’s videos of it) Jack: -r/ComedyCemetery -r/garfieldminusgarfield -r/BreadStapledToTrees Lexi: -r/notlikeothergirls -r/forbiddensnacks -r/Chadtopia -r/ofcoursethatsathing Anyone: -r/HumansBeingBros -r/Wellthatsucks And finally: -A collaboration between Robin & Zach (have the subreddit be r/bonehurtingjuice) Thanks! :D

[@R3ptile_L0ver]

Bruh 😐 chain

[@heatsflamesman5353]

No

[@grimblob7305]

@@R3ptile_L0ver bruh 😐

[@emeraldtreeboa1226]

bruh 😐

[@emeraldtreeboa1226]

but yes

[@annamermaid6359]

Every time I hear Lexi's intro I can't help but smile. She always cheers me up.

[@richard3365]

The pyramid one: to clarify, it's not illegal to take a picture from that height or angle. It's actually illegal to climb the pyramid in the first place, which makes it illegal to be in that location to take that picture.

[@emeraldtreeboa1226]

i feel like i’m not even early because so many people are already here

[@JimmyJohnJahames]

9:58 "pencil lead is made out of graphite" the soviet union with their RBMK-1000: *Noted*

[@Walmart_Wallie]

Why do I imagine a Albert Einstein that lives with a chaotic orange tabby cat that basically has the opposite personality of him but they're still very close.

[@urmomurdad8165]

Lexi I just wanna say that your voice is amazing and you voice is very calming and your intro is very nice to hear I hope you have a great day and night you are my favourite narrator (shh don’t tell the others )

[@zeitlinger5844]

12:45 Oh damn ... these things exist in Vienna, Austria too :D.

[@dazaisbabagrill8559]

As a Serbian Its nice to hear that :)

[@serushida3586]

I am lovin this subreddit

[@fruitrabbit3586]

The gravestone with the boy and the wheelchair made me sob

[@sabiangriffin3713]

Jim thorpe was also later discredited for the medals he won because he was a professional baseball player, and back then you had to be an ametuer to compete in the olympics, and apparently playing baseball makes you a professional at track and field

[@B0o0o0o0o0o]

Shout out to all the heroes in this subreddit.