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[@taun856]

During an interview, the guy that created this video stated that it took him 11 months to do it... That's dedication!

[@ZeloticMemes]

worth it for him tho the memes of it are over all off youtube

[@secludedmisanthrope6388]

I've got to hand it to him, that's an accomplishment because about 2 months into this endeavor i'd have destroyed anything within reach of me every time I screwed up a line after getting a ways into it....

[@Fsilone]

You could say he made a religion out of it.

[@TheGamingTeam101Tgt101]

Secluded Misanthrope it’s not just about lines it’s finding and illustrating all the info

[@esmooth919]

@@secludedmisanthrope6388and that's why you do different takes. Lol

[@libertatemadvocatus1797]

Fun Fact: Remember how whenever a prominent religion is founded there's the statement "You can make a religion out this"? Remember how at the part discussing the French Revolution he goes "You can make a religion out of this... No, don't."? That because Robespierre tried to make his own religion during the French Revolution called "The Cult of Reason" and it sort of died with him.

[@Tsurf]

IIRC wasn't one of the things with The Cult of Reason making the measurements of time based on 10 instead of 12? Like 100 seconds into a minute, and a hundred minutes in an hour, with 20 hours in a day and 10 days in a week?

[@secludedmisanthrope6388]

The words "French" and "Reason" don't belong in the same sentence when trying to apply these 2 things with one another...

[@Nyx_2142]

@@secludedmisanthrope6388 Kinda the irony with it considering how many people were unreasonably sent to death.

[@secludedmisanthrope6388]

@@Nyx_2142 You're not kidding, fuck why would anyone want to be French after WWII. If your ENTIRE military throws up the deuces and says "Fuck this I'm OUT!!!" your country failed in a way that's shocking HILARIOUS, not so much for the French, but everyone else had to be laughing their asses off at that much fail coming from one military force...

[@gonkaien7181]

@@secludedmisanthrope6388 Actually, historically France is one of the most successful militaries.

[@Triskaan]

One of the greatest videos ever produced by the internet. We could make a religion out of this, though.

[@baileyfawcett2778]

Wait, no don't

[@jenbcamping]

The entire point is NOT to, but lol

[@aMomentOfScienceSTL]

Please please PLEASE let's not do that! It's worked out horribly every other time people thought they had answers and said 'we could make a religion out of this'. For once the answers are based in reality, magic and magical beings are absent and we seem to be on the right path to understanding things. Let's let those who are willing to accept things without reason and defend them despite reason fly that flag. Allow the growth of humanity to continue unretarded, please. Just this once... Religion has had its chance from the dawn of time. Let us see where reality can take us! I cannot imagine anyone wanting to kill their neighbor because the elements were made by physical processes. We know they will when they think their God created them for them alone. Science continues because it knows it doesn't have all the answers... But religion... Religion has no answers!

[@Triskaan]

@@aMomentOfScienceSTL Wait... wow... I mean... the sarcasm went way over your head with that one. You wont find many more antireligious people than me... you completely missed the joke here buddy.

[@bruhmantri410]

no don'........actually go ahead

[@anthonyshreve3183]

"That was a lot in 10 seconds!" Oh boy... lol!

[@MrNikolidas]

Came to write this comment 10 seconds into the video.

[@Fsilone]

That's what she said.

[@SCP-Dr_Bright]

"NOBODY EXPECTS THE SPANISH INQUISITION!"

[@ssebial]

Wow that was unexpected

[@furiousstudios4438]

*laugh track*

[@Alcor-wf8gc]

My cousin: Can we go outside? Me: NO Cousin: Why not? Me: The Sun is a deadly lazer.

[@mariamccoy-justiniano9479]

Your cousin. Not anymore there's a blanket

[@chimpinaneckbrace]

And now there’s Coronavirus.

[@stephaniemaris4878]

As a science nerd, the beginning was SO ACCURATE! The first thing we learned in my astronomy class is "nothing is still something". Most of the history stuff I vaguely remember from my World History teacher showing us every episode of Crash Course as we went through the book. I'm not big on history, but still! This was great, and I loved it!

[@yashabreslove8276]

“I wonder if there’s room for Moors.”

[@BNuts]

The Spanish didn't think so.

[@Tiwz]

It was proper mental gymnastics trying to process all the information the first time I watched that video, it just gets better and better rewatching.

[@neolithiumproduction]

Easy to follow along with to.

[@luke666808g]

"Let's just keep it cool and spy on each other instead" That's... a real good idea, please do that.

[@Haylla2008]

They do teach this in school. They just don't do it in order and new stuff tends to emerge over time.

[@Tia-gy1ij]

with every year.... more history will be taught.....

[@dustindubbo2892]

My experience was they would teach the same thing over and over again each year but you get less time on it, to just get like another couple years ahead. Which sucked because I used to like history but after like 5 years of the same stuff I stopped caring too much on it.

[@trans_panda]

@@dustindubbo2892 SAME! When its the same thing over and over again it gets boring! Which is why I was interested when I found the musical Hamilton since none of my teachers beforehand even MENTIONED him before and obviously I learned about George Washington and apparently Hamilton was his right hand which makes me so confused why they never spoke of him especially if he's on the $10 bill! So yeah it's pretty boring in history now.

[@hxcvocalist]

The first part is easy to explain. Theres no space, theres no time. Imagine a bowl filled with water in the freezer. Let's say the bowl is the blueprint of the universe. It's full already of something so you can't do anything with it. Space is then irrelvent. In 5 min or 5 years it's still gonna be full. Time also become irrelevent in the explanation. You can't move anything before, now or later because everything is full and in place. Time and space are irrelevent because the world is already full forever... until it get's emptier. Space allows lifeform to emerge. Lifeforms spend time. They both finally get a meaning.

[@HollowGolem]

The start is literally "before the beginning of time," but if time hasn't started yet, words like "before" don't mean anything. Talking about spacetime around the Big Bang is really difficult.

[@Tia-gy1ij]

wow that is interesting

[@daustin8888]

@@HollowGolem Not difficult. Impossible

[@nodezsh]

This is a thing I actually learned in school. Space and time are so related you can't describe one without the other. If you do, you just lose half the meaning. What is the importance of matter and energy if it only has one immutable state and shape? What's the importance of time if nothing depends on it to change?

[@furiousstudios4438]

69’th like-

[@JeremeDavis]

I have sen it multiple times, at least double digits and I still catch stuff I missed. It takes a lot to fit the entire history of the world into a 20 minute video

[@allybandy3047]

I was Mind Blown. This is one of those that I watch anytime someone reacts. The Japan one is good too.

[@sladeslayed]

Of course, there is no competition with the video he produced of him shaving his piano

[@pierreo33]

@@sladeslayed billwurtz.com/songs.html or his music lol

[@strr60sevenunsolicited61]

"Said Christopher Columbus who was probably smoking crack" 😂😂

[@Horus175]

If you look really closely, the little globe in his thought bubble is missing the western hemisphere.

[@strr60sevenunsolicited61]

@@Horus175 yeah, I thought that was kind of odd.

[@Spitfirethedragon]

We celebrate Christopher Columbus who never set foot on the United States, but it looks like the Vikings discovered America first.

[@samuraijackoff5354]

There's a theory that China found both of the Americas and made a map, though it was after the vikings. Apparently China found the Americas 70 years before Europe.

[@samuraijackoff5354]

BackCore We dont definitely know because they tried destroyed all evidence of Zheng He’s travels. What we have is that there is a map and a possibly journal somewhere.

[@powermovergaming6469]

You can see the exact moment his brain started melting

[@cassandrahepp6445]

Who else was so zoned into the video that they forgot that they were watching a reaction until Billy paused it to speak?! Just me? Ok...

[@BillyYouSoCrazy]

😂 I understand. I forgot I was doing one while I was watching 😂

[@cassandrahepp6445]

@@BillyYouSoCrazy I thought as much but didn't want to be dropping accusations lol.

[@MilkHound]

History will remember that video on history as a masterpiece.

[@Samu2010lolcats]

2019-20: someone made the 'History Of The Entire World, I Guess' video. "You can make a -religion- meme out of this."

[@MilkHound]

@@Samu2010lolcats No, don't!

[@justanotherdayinthelife9841]

Being a lifelong history buff, I remember understanding all the history connected together in context...it is and was mind blowing. Like turning around and all of a sudden being able to see for millions of miles as clear as a 4k tv and when you can see all the connections (major and minor ones) you get perspective. You can see the animal for what it is and therefore gain a much deeper understanding of mankind and the world we live in. Like if there was a hallway of doors 1 after another opening up at the same time. These videos are a really great primer for going back and filling in some details here and there. Adding meat to the bones already built by the video. Anyway..id love to see a response review of this video from Billy, after he has gotten a little more perspective from his brain tackling.

[@brianmccauley3267]

It's brilliant. So well done. I be speechless. I so enjoyed it. Thankyou to this person for making a sad guy smile.

[@neolithiumproduction]

My first reaction when I saw this the first time "My head hurt. Holy hell this is amazing!"

[@richardlandrum1966]

Single most important sentence of all time: "and they've got SPICES!"

[@brandonw6603]

“With cooler temperatures the floor is no longer lava” 😂😂😂

[@midwaygamer-ou3my]

I'm a huge history buff and I've seen this about 50 times

[@ferenczliszt]

I’m a historian, and I absolutely love the video. There are a couple things I’d quibble with but overall it’s brilliant.

[@Kevin-dn8qe]

That was the first time I've ever seen that. Wow. Gonna watch it 60 times too. Thanks, Billy for bringing it to my attention!

[@thegiddywitch]

Love your reaction! I've seen this video about five times now, and I still catch something new each time. It's like a review of every history course and half the science courses I've ever taken.

[@the_furf_of_july4652]

You’re surprisingly the first person I’ve seen to actually pause the video every now and then. Most people wait until they’re even more overloaded before even thinking about it. I definitely think the pauses were beneficial.

[@launilarson692]

This I can grasp , I might have actually taken an interest in science over this!

[@pierreo33]

The world needs scientists!

[@lexileffingwell2898]

Hell yeah science is cool!

[@joeclaridy]

It's all in the presentation

[@shieasepuryear7038]

I'm so glad you did this video!

[@avedic]

Great reaction! I love seeing people react to this video. Even though you barely paused or said anything....it's your facial expression that was fun to watch throughout. And your intermittent commentary. This video really should be shown to young kids. Personally, it made me realize how INSANELY INSIGNIFICANT I am in the grand scheme of things. And yet....it also made made me feel super connected to all of reality. I'm so glad this video exists at all.

[@HailG3]

It's always fun to witness someone's first exposure to bill wurtz

[@nneichan9353]

This is like an entertaining study guide. Why wasn't school this fun?

[@Stevesrssrssrs]

I saw this the minute it came out, and I'm a history buff, so I agree that this is a quality piece of content!!

[@gdasher]

As a history buff did you catch all of the mistakes about Columbus - like him discovering Japan and the Indies? He discovered the Bahamas and the surrounding islands known as the West Indies.

[@Stevesrssrssrs]

@@gdasher I think he said that because that's what they thought they were discovering at the time! Because then the video zoomed out, turned to the side, and it was in the Caribbean.

[@notthatsrssrsly]

@@gdasher that was the joke

[@krismartikris4834]

Beaver pelts were very profitable. The fur was used to make coats and hats.

[@stephaniejohnson229]

I remember the first time my boyfriend showed me this and my brain imploded.

[@bad2bone]

Honestly it’s better if you go in knowing even like the basics of world history. I’m an art history double major so a lot of the things he talks about in this video history wise was already my field- in a different way. And having a basic grasp of physics for like the first part also really really helps. Tl;dr if you go into this knowing nothing it will be overwhelming.

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

"This is probably one of the best videos ever put on youtube" Yea, that was pretty much my first reaction too... and it still is.

[@melodie-allynbenezra8956]

At 5:46 - "I'm legit going to have to watch this 60 times to take everything in..." Yes. Yes, you will. And we haven't even gotten to the people yet. But it is worth every rewatch, I promise.

[@Bobbyliscious]

Infinity -A concept that is too hard to prove, or even believe... But it answers all the questions. Everything here was always here!

[@andreamartinez6929]

Thank you so much for doing your first movie review on August 3rd. August 3rd has been a bad day for me ever since I was 17 years old .My mother passed away on that day , Two weeks before my 18th birthday. So thank you for giving me something positive and happy to look forward too. Just because I'm in my 40s you never stop missing your mom, So please don't ever take yours for granted.

[@jacksonrowley8158]

“That was a lot in 10 seconds” That’s what she said

[@kilgh]

Awwww....completely missed out how my country came to be! Boo.

[@rosth3453]

Banger lmao. I legit i had to watch it 3 times just to visualize the timeline

[@caerlaverockjaguar3826]

That was funny. But also an information overload.

[@SkullQW]

This is literally my favorite video to watch, especially when I'm drunk! Like i am now! Yay history!!!

[@MalikaSmile]

yes, the first time I saw it, my mind was blown !!

[@melodie-allynbenezra8956]

It occurs to me that if you like Bill Wurtz (the guy who created History of the Entire World, I Guess), you might like his History of Japan. It's in the same style, but it is a deeper dive into Japan. (Still, it requires lots of watching, re-watching, and a deeper dive into the various parts and pieces of history, but it was fun to watch. You might like it.

[@MavenCree]

The jingles will never leave you.

[@jenbcamping]

This is a fist-bump for your lady friend in the intro. I'm a pretty oldish white chick with long, dark hair, and I can't get it that long without having to trim it. My best friend just did her DNA and she's 85% Native American and she can't get her damn hair that long without split ends and sh*t. And she's TRIED. So, YAY awesome hair girl!

[@DarianCaplinger]

I've seen that video pop-up in the suggested videos from you for a while but didn't watch until now, but I was right there with you. that was hella crazeeee, just like YOU! Cya later, Billy.

[@monicat4]

This was awesome! I'm going to find the video and watch it repeatedly!

[@allisonb6921]

Love that video! History of Japan is in a similar style

[@Samstar369]

Allison B Well, it’s the same dude

[@loridiekfuss6035]

I did my National Geographic dna and found out that all humans came from Africa. Eventually some people headed to Egypt, Jerusalem, etc. There, humans learned to farm because before that we were hunters. Eventually the Eurasians (Europeans and Asian) headed to turkey. The ice age was still going on and also all the contingents were all connected. This happened about 70,000 years ago. Then some people traveled to Asia and some went to Europe. Of course then some people also migrated to the Americas and the other continents. Over time, our dna mutated and that’s why people are so different. Also, most of us humans have Neanderthal dna. A very small percentage. About 7,000 years ago, everyone had brown eyes but there was another mutation and some people now have blue eyes, both white and black humans. Very interesting.

[@majbrat]

I think all social studies /history classes should start with this video. It would have made me more interested lol. Then reference it and study the diff sections as they come up in the syllabus.

[@laurapadgett5856]

Just watched “with” you lol and 😮😮😮😮 and some 😂😂😂..will have to go watch another 30 times🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Tia-gy1ij]

bro... why is everyone like so overwhelmed... I used to watch historical documentaries for history... for over 2 hours at a time. lol seeing this vid is like an easy review. I can understand all the events and feel pretty confident that I can follow history through the vid.

[@tamarack1pines]

That History video is trying to Matrix Download alllllll that info! 😂

[@darkball31]

now we found a *plant or a fungus* which eats plastic and prefers not having air. we still need to do some resurch but we might find a *plastic eater*

[@LostWallet]

first thought: Wow this is so interesting. >Pick up a history book > now its boring again

[@Mistilou]

I needed this in school! I did not do well with history!😵😄

[@donebydaan1113]

Mindblowing video! That's all I can say, seen it countless times now

[@bekahnavarro]

This is sort of like Jon Cozort (Paint). You can use humor to tackle major issues and way more ppl will watch (laugh and ultimately agree). This guy didn't pull any punches either.

[@jenbcamping]

The thing that makes this video so spectacular is it's completely genuine representation of time. The gaps should be bigger and the fast parts should be faster, but this should give people a real understanding of how long the universe existed (basically forever) and how absolutely tiny everything that humans have ever done has been. Also, how cheap and new your religions are.

[@blaire7253]

13:46 fun fact the king of Mali (who was Islamic) was going to visit the holly city and according to Islam he was also supposed to be very generous so he game everyone a lot of gold on the way, when he did that he caused such bad inflation that he single handedly and unintentionally ruined the economy of the area he traveled through (he did fix it on his return home).

[@jackyfriedman1963]

This is my 5th time watching this and it's still funny 😂

[@mitchbelles8080]

The guy that put this together put some work in.. He didn't put alot of spin on it either, pretty strait forward not lingering on one part too long. Everyone that watches this will walk away a little smarter without a doubt...

[@SlyPark-sq9vd]

That was news to me. A HUGE overfly of history. I shared it to fb And asked for input. We’ll see...

[@renee9365]

I had never seen this before. Great!

[@jackyfriedman1963]

My thought was and still is that this video should be in every history class in every school. Minus the bad language of course.

[@greggwilliamson]

Bill Wurtz is a genius. History of Japan is great too!!!

[@RCHomemadeHobbies]

This video is great! I learned history In 20minutes rather than wasting my life in history class...

[@creativelyinsane851]

So showing that video to my kids

[@alpineusa9727]

History is amazing and so is earth history and geology. There is a story in the landscape.

[@kaidenalexanderthisisme7847]

Have you figured put they have a sound board for this video yet? You can get it for free in the app store. It had all the jingles.

[@tracieh215]

BRAVO!

[@stargaze17]

This video triggered my post concussion syndrome. I was 9 minutes in and got dizzy. I'll have to finish it later. Lol.

[@BillyYouSoCrazy]

That’s alright lol I understand

[@stargaze17]

@@BillyYouSoCrazy I finished it this morning. I had the same reaction you did.

[@hildadrayblackmon9194]

The universe is bigger then you think.. Real life lore!!! Amazing!!

[@rippinreaper1352]

Awesome video

[@Spartan--yz4qv]

YO I'M PART OF THE RESISTANCE! I'M WITH YOU!!!!!!!!!

[@lindaaumiller7592]

My first time watching this and I love it

[@princesskagome1986]

i am so glad you did this. The japan one is even better

[@RowdyRuth]

Excellent! I like this just as much. And it's not even a song. Good job finding a variety of things to react to.

[@damonbryan7232]

Nightwish \ Greatest show on earth live from tempere. Would be a great follow up to this one. 4.6 billion years in the making. Worth the wait.😄. For some deep epic thought put to music.

[@mamanay5766]

My brain started hurting.

[@gypsyanne]

My brain hurts. LoL

[@danabird22]

That was insane.

[@todddougherty9492]

I watch every reaction channel to this video just to rewatch this masterpiece!!!! U should too.

[@blancolangfranska3904]

Love the hat. Where did you buy it?

[@mikemorgan2211]

Great reaction.

[@6666Imperator]

you watched this on 0.5 speed didn't you? :D

[@dkaybee]

My favorite part of this is the Iceland / Greenland bit

[@TimpanistMoth_AyKayEll]

I always smile at the "Beta version of the Greeks".

[@VroodenTheGreat]

"Let's check in with the indus river valley civilization... they're gone."

[@gabrielgingras814]

You took it way better than The Reel Rejects.

[@MaGe-gc1rm]

5:27 Bro it hasn’t even started yet and he’s tired.

[@BrianBatemanSEOllc]

Did the Zappa kids help create this? Sure reminds me of Frank Zappa's style if he were to create a world history documentary.

[@rionnachelliot8951]

YOu should have watched history of japan first. That intermission joke doesn't make sense otherwise.

[@lucasewing3672]

I need that instructionists hat. Ima huge Halo fan.

[@Spitfirethedragon]

They may have to update this. They found Viking artifacts on the east coast of Canada all the way down to South America. Columbus was not the first from Europe to discovered America.

[@ElGringoCastellano]

That was included. You missed the dotted lines for the Norse exploration

[@coltmagnus6572]

I just watched this on another channel and figured a second run my help it sink in a little more..