Maybe the best robot demo ever | Marco Tempest

Marco Tempest uses charming stagecraft to demo EDI, the multi-purpose robot designed to work very closely with humans. Less a magic trick than an intricately choreographed performance, Tempest shows off the robot's sensing technology, safety features and strength, and makes the case for a closer human-robot relationship. (Okay, there's a little magic, too.)
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[@dotdenier]

"Maybe the best robot demo ever" MAYBE

[@CatBat14]

MAYBE Well now I want to know the other best robots ever lol

[@mistercrisper84]

Nice Demo...

[@defaultusere8379]

@@CatBat14 spot,nao

[@mrsauce2451]

Not sure if robot demo or america got talent

[@FelixLarios1234]

I am your 700 like

[@abhinavswaroop2674]

I'm 800

[@migueleseterno]

i am 912

[@Diego-ys9tv]

Hahaha

[@devinpaul9026]

"...And stop holding my hand. It is weird."

[@rickjones871]

And also if you're going to have a TED Talks for children, call it TEDDY Talks please

[@princereyes2094]

Yes, I want that.

[@supernukey419]

Technology, Entertainment, Design and then what? 🤔

[@maxwellsimon4538]

@@supernukey419 Development, Youth

[@supernukey419]

maxwell simon I like it

[@wondermittens1844]

Technology, Education and Design for the Development of Youth... Neat

[@yaakovshvartsmann7827]

Robot: humans scare me Human: robots scare me Me: that orange actually scares me

[@forlorn-1614]

Shaddup

[@gamingoli123]

Radom ≠ funny

[@anonymous665]

Blackihole a

[@user-co7ho8ou2y]

love the profile man!

[@TheAngryCanary]

what if... at the end... marco pulled his face off and he was a robot too? now that would have been cool. You would have realized the whole time that you were watching two robots interacting... not a human and a robot. Mind. Blown.

[@MaxLohMusic]

TheAngryCanary ex machina :D

[@limitless1692]

Well my friend I will give it 50 years in the most pesimistic scenario just wait 50 years and you will see that kind of show

[@NikGibbs]

We are all robots.

[@peepeestorm2178]

TheAngryCanary and the the robot rips it head off and is actually human

[@sicfxmusic]

Glen Dorner L

[@Professorkek]

Clearly the title has never heard of Boston Dynamics

[@hazelsleep4264]

Or ROBCO

[@lilvenaz]

@@hazelsleep4264 Yes

[@moamoa3303]

There are out rhere companies that have greated robors far more advanced than the one we see in boston dynamics....like gtco

[@cozzy124]

Professor *YES*

[@xE92vD]

Yea

[@essem4979]

1:18 So I brought this stick just to flex on you

[@ozvoid1245]

I watched this entire video thinking this was gonna be a demo of an AI. It's literally a scritped prop. It seems like something you'd see at a kids party.

[@npc6817]

some very, very rich kid's party

[@flatasacueball6326]

Agreed. This expensive toy has nothing on Atlas (except for the "illusion" of AI). kzbin.info/www/bejne/noTNfKJ7q8ZomMk

[@macfly6237]

I thought he was gonna reveal Marco Rubio

[@icedove101]

I was hoping for a Demo on a robot. not a magic show with a robotic pre programmed prop..

[@captainobviouslyawesome1295]

Even if that is the case... The robot is still pretty neat

[@romanfox5368]

I was hoping it would bear hug and crush him.

[@Vojife]

Indeed... Look up Luc Steels though. :) He and his team work on actually cognitive and self-evolving robots.

[@rurens2]

This just shows how limited your perspective is.

[@brunoborgatti4880]

@@captainobviouslyawesome1295 oof, Baxters are everything but neat, we have one in the lab and it hardly hever works as expected, its very imprecise too, very low repeatability and its very VERY slow. The company closed last week too, nobody wanted to buy it XD

[@reikunator9066]

Can't wait for Detroit: Become Human-

[@sakshamchauhan9527]

It’s already there

[@jayhamptonnn]

2 8 S T A B B W O U N D S !

[@skyedog21productions67]

OK OK, ITS ME!!! IM THE IMPOSTER!!!

[@brokeneck]

I kept waiting and waiting... then I started laughing uncontrollably when I realized it was just a cheesy magic show

[@NICEFINENEWROBOT]

Where was the magick?

[@waldnebel8695]

Without any good illusion... His left hand holds the ball... ... ... you can see it... LAME!

[@parulson6274]

3:39 his left hand

[@juliusriteco1355]

Hahaha I was wondering if i would be the first to say this

[@nofacee94]

He made something for the wrong audience.

[@MaxLohMusic]

***** The question you have to ask is: How many videos on KZbin get 25% dislikes? Probably the bottom 10 percentile. It's an okay video, but the title hyped it up to be the "best demo ever". It's fucking 2015 and we have a slab in our pocket who can understand us perfectly when we say "Find me the nearest Italian restaurant". There's an AI that can perform better than doctors at diagnosing diseases, and another one that can automatically label objects in pictures and describe them in language, without any metadata. Gimicks like the ones presented in this video are basically just animatronics, technology from the 50's.

[@webgpu]

Noface - i'm curious about what would be the right audience in your opinion?

[@personwithhat9191]

drout people with a sense of humor

[@TroyOi]

Well said. Not only is this too trivial for a TED audience, it also capitalizes on the TED name to get us to watch it, with higher expectations than it deserves.

[@Ayelis]

Maybe the wrong audience decided to click on this video. Ever think of that? If YOU are part of the wrong audience, GO AWAY. The right audience will find it.

[@generalshrooms]

Marco Tempest: Maybe the best robot demo ever (for 10 year olds)

[@dzeliongurung3218]

faro0485 Well, the comment is three years old. Kids these days are not easily impressed unless it's a silly diss-track about someone famous.

[@wildwing7778]

General Shrooms but you can see his reactsin

[@olliveraira6122]

+wild wing777 Not impressed, Im a kid

[@MattColler]

I'll be showing this to my 4-year-old nephew - while he's still young enough to be impressed by it...

[@artsylotl]

Aww, don't go dissing this fantastic robot! I'm an adult, and I find this video very entertaining! I like Edi and how much personality he has! ^^

[@marcusvincevalencia200]

“Will you be my friend” Dude: ignores robot This is how the world ends

[@MiguelMenendezlife]

very well set up, I say this is the first time I see such a well elaborate demo. I'm impressed with the progress we are making.

[@bradyrose]

remember that cheezy educational presentation in Jurrasic Park?

[@brokeneck]

Brady Rose even sounded like the same voice

[@TheTigero]

Hello John. Hello John! Well, hello John... Helloo, John.

[@davestar4718]

A real life dinorsoore

[@wolfpaws4903]

*I -*

[@5to22a]

I don't know which one of them was more robotic...

[@friedteabags6570]

I felt like a little kid again! I'm smiling on my phone like a fool, and I love it. 😂

[@marios9992]

I cannot imagine how many rehearsals they did

[@Reirainsong]

You do not make the public more comfortable around robots by giving it cute gimmicks that imitate a personality. The performer thought he could make his words self-demonstrating via his act, but the tech savvy people would rather cut straight to the technical functionality, and the laymen will have no choice but to accept robots for what they end up being, as long as they are of genuine help. Trying to make humans relate to robots before they posess qualities that are genuinely relatable is only going to make them as obnoxious as the Microsoft Office paperclip assistant. However, once they do develop sufficiently complex modus operandi, quirks and other indicators of genuine personality, people will treat them with empathy whether or not they have a cutesy cartoony face.

[@matthewbarnes7029]

Here Here!

[@anananwar]

This is the only decent criticism i can find in this comment section. A lot of people seem to be missing the idea behind the talk. Although the title is quite misleading so that doesnt help.

[@asparwhite86]

Dude, I liked the Microsoft paperclip guy. He was way better than this iCoatRack.

[@matthewbarnes7029]

"iCoatRack" good one :)

[@thevancouverguy]

smug is right, titling a video "Maybe the best robot demo ever" when it isnt even a robot demo. It is just a choregraphed performance, a program the runs and has been practiced so the human does exactly his part at the right time, then the robot does what he was programmed to do. Absolutely ZERO interaction with this robot. No AI at all. Pretty lame actually, and more a fraud and con then robotics

[@user-ts3xe7ss1x]

+thevancouverguy agree your idea

[@LaCrossePoetry]

+thevancouverguy We have made a lot progress with this particular brand of robot. Yes we programmed this particular one to "put on a show" for demonstartion purposes, but these AI beings do react to the environment, they learn, retain info, remember a person by face, voice, and two of our newer models can even identify you by your smell. That's right. your smell. So... while you troll on youtube in your parents basement, We are making Millions, with 100 percent satisfied customers. So go drive your Pinto to your Gas station job, and leave the intelligence to us smart people. I will think of you, when I go home to my robot, In my big house, with my success. Who really got trolled here? Not us at TED. So it must be you.

[@muncher1753]

The Poet "smart" or intelligent people

[@CarrotVision3DCarrotsAreVision]

thevancouverguy the title did not claim to be an ai robot what it says is robot and this machine is at its roots a robot. The first robots were programmed to preform specific actions. This was meant - from what I can tell - to be like a history of robots and to show you what the original demonstrations would have been like.

[@dillpickle1340]

It’s a form of ai, expand your vocabulary to lol

[@srinivasmetta2852]

How beautifully it was presented MARVELOUS

[@ivinbabu]

Beautiful demonstration

[@NRB6425]

I don't think people understand the point of this TED Talk. This wasn't really about the robot as much as it was about what he was saying. TED Talks have always been about great ideas, and thats exactly what Tempest has done here.

[@cosplaytiktokfeatures8866]

I agree

[@md.rifadhaider5452]

NRB6425

[@cdgonepotatoes4219]

the thing is that a simple student with arduino can do the same, only difference being the budget and a group of people to work on a more refined presentation.. Ted talks just keep losing credibility with this

[@Chadisms]

Crap! TED is usually better then this both informative and cutting-edge. I saw a comedian back in the 80's do an entire talking robot act with a Simon Says toy. TED you may want to book him.

[@pattas2005]

It looks like a transforming table lol :-) Ikeabots.... Roll out!

[@sagarparani1370]

That was absolutely fantastic

[@briancerri8724]

3:39 you can see the orange in his hand

[@jabberwockydraco4913]

A paintjob and decorations, Omega flowey!

[@macabre_mess]

nopenopenope

[@fastforwardx5816]

it is the most beautiful act i see!

[@zanyzara8788]

Absolutely phenomenal

[@21dumpstreet93]

Someone got a magic kit for his ninth birthday.

[@Thunderlord301]

1:58 "the perfect robot would be indistinguishable from the human" sounds like a synth... AD VICTORIUM!!! (robo-racist screaming)

[@indeepjable]

Oh Right, I Forgot About Them The Ones That Want Humanity To Be In The Stone Age While They Steal Everything For Themselves

[@icebread9335]

The most entertaining certainly, maybe not the most informative one, but just pure entertainment

[@ijustam7065]

“TED: Ideas worth spreading!”, I don’t quite see what worth spreading here!

[@The_Faceless_No_Name_Stranger]

That's not E-de, it's Yes Man.

[@GrassH0pper55]

I was thinking the same thing

[@eldafint]

Hahaha, I thought the same exact thing

[@edgytoucan3444]

Toon town screaming

[@Bartekkru100]

Howdy!

[@loraleijessick9581]

At least it's no ED-209

[@mr.stealurfood8175]

Can we make real pokemon instead

[@royaldarketix7680]

I second that.

[@hanzo5q]

no,

[@mr.stealurfood8175]

+holy jeebus b-but some don't want world destruction and death

[@AmbroseBoaBowie]

I wish you could see the look I had on my face when I saw this. Just know I'm saverky judging you

[@peepeestorm2178]

Mr. StealUrFood i really want this

[@bouchrad.339]

An amazing presentation!

[@selendriamuganogo7077]

I loved his presentation 😊

[@sysghost]

I say like many others. This isn't that interesting, since most of this was preprogrammed. Nice demo of two robotic arms, but nothing new really. A robot I'd love to see a demo of, is one that anyone can randomly interact with. Both with random conversation (speech recognition and synthesizing), as well as random choreographic interaction.

[@jujinho7161]

id like to see one like chappie

[@LaCrossePoetry]

+SysGhost Our robots do all of these things and more. This was merely a programmed demo AI bot. Perhaps do some actual research before trolling. Honestly, the ignorance of humans is offensive. Good thing we program them against feeling Human like anger, or the dumb would probably be at their wrath. Good tidings to you, and we will continue being millionares from our inventions. ha

[@BootyRealDreamMurMurs]

I say i like many others.This comment isnt that GOOD, since most of this is just foolish. Nice comment of two parts if brain that is not really functioning, but nothing smart really. A comment that id love to see a kind of, is onne that can understand and actually listen to no to anyone that this videos title is a mistake. With both random conversation about the differences of HUMANS and ROBOTS. And thus not needed a robot whos not feel emotions but have high tech features but thus need a robot who feels emotion even tho it has low quality function. As well as the intelligence of it to understand LIFE itself

[@NekoSutekka]

5:50 i can see yellow ball, hole infront of that hat hahaha

[@skies1586]

Dude the presentation was great!

[@canovwrms2684]

Great demo..thank you for sharing.

[@valken666]

I thought he was going to introduce a new robot...

[@tooolt2y]

me too, kind of disappointed

[@ehaitem]

I want my 6 minutes back Eddie!!

[@mikewolf5367]

I wanna see more of this,

[@muthulingamramiah5546]

That was awesome

[@brittanyparmenter7084]

“The illusion of trust”

[@discordtrapman1702]

5:51 u can see a yellow thing

[@nikkup4745]

Great show! Thanks Marco. 😃

[@lioajarta9004]

so amazing

[@EuropaWill]

That was embarrassingly bad. Amazing that made it to a Ted stage.

[@Neetneet007]

? How do you mean

[@jacobc8036]

Neetneet it was no demonstration, just a cheap magic act with a preprogrammed assistant made with slow hardware.

[@___Benedetto]

And cheesy .

[@theinquisitionsparrot6749]

EuropaWill you have no soul. Have some fun you dummy.

[@smileyartz]

EuropaWill probably meant for kids and also have some humor.

[@maggru91]

Preprogrammed? Not impressed, could have done this like 20 years ago.

[@AceAngelTTV]

It's more about what he is saying and less about the reprogrammed robot.

[@maudepotvin8660]

What's new is that to program it, you just have to place his hands for him to learn something, and he also can work in team with human directly. You should search about it (also only 22000 dollars !)

[@javkiller]

Maude Potvin That's pretty amazing! It should have definitively been part of the presentation.

[@AceAngelTTV]

Oh I didn't even know that was that "learning robot", I think they (or someone else) did a talk about it previously, that tech certainly didn't exist 20 years ago, from what I remember, this robot here actually isn't just mindlessly 'preprogrammed', its much smarter than that, it will try not to hurt people, and other stuff like Maude mentioned, if this was a robot from 20 years ago you would have to be exact with the script or it could hurt you, this one learns with rehearsal and makes sure to be gentle, not just on a software level, but this things hardware didn't exist 20 years ago either, but that's a whole other thing.. Also we didn't have youtube 20 years ago, so I don't see how we could of done this 20 years ago.

[@amekanasai]

javkiller I don't think you are allowed to sell on Ted....

[@syamjithk1716]

Its absolutely great work

[@taylor9683]

omg I love the animation

[@GreatHeathenArmyI]

Please, don't make them indistinguishable from us!

[@TeksTherapy]

Best robot demo? eehh... Asimo is more impressive.

[@OkurkaBinLadin]

This robot can actually do something useful ;-)

[@epicjodog]

like fall down stairs because of low battery?

[@epicjodog]

Good point. ASIMO does have the ability to climb up stairs, hop on one foot, etc. And of course the low battery thing happened possibly only one time and possibly a mistake or it didn't have the battery power to last. Besides, it was dumb, ASIMO should be known as an innovative robot and an step up to modern technology. Also, letting a device fall down stairs could be useful to test for shock absorbency and how it can protect itself if it is on low power to prevent damage.

[@Yoctopory]

"Best robot DEMO". Not "Best ROBOT demo"

[@mariovalentino4941]

Lex Selfmade Life there are like 20 better robot demos

[@SmarTutorTV]

So amazing

[@johnland8372]

This was sooo cool!

[@ryanangel2361]

When they hold gun blast 😂

[@808longjon]

“Illusion of trust”

[@danielkinney6325]

that was awesome

[@y2me629]

Waiting for BEST part!!!

[@shrodingersman]

Asimo the robot made by Honda is the best by far, this is choreographed, Asimo has much more autonomy.

[@nelsondisalvatore9812]

not true, Asimo is choreographed as hell and it has almost no autonomy

[@mil3k]

Nao is better and sweater then Asimo.

[@kustomkure]

I don't see anything special here. Just a sequence of preprogrammed actions, boring and useless.

[@PetkoDitchev]

Too true...

[@yevinmedonza5934]

That is awesome

[@zoltansimon2124]

Amazing

[@noahwilliams8996]

It makes people "nervous" that you can't read a machine's intentions? Really? I've never in my life been able to read another humans intentions, and I've never been "nervous".

[@noahwilliams8996]

Obi-Wan Kenobi Ok, 1) please use paragraphs so I don't have to read a wall of text that I keep losing my place in. 2) You're assuming that I don't have any kind of mental disabilities. I've never been able to reliably tell if someone is gonna flip out over the weather.

[@nonono7253]

+Noah Williams Well i think that my assumption was a safe one seeing as how most people don't have disabilities that inhibit their ability to read others emotions. As a rule people have a hard time trusting things that they find unpredictable. just because you are an exception to that rule doesn't mean that rule doesn't exist.

[@noahwilliams8996]

Obi-Wan Kenobi No, as a rule people don't trust what they see as different. Fact: most schizophrenics that have been in a gun-related incident were the ones being shot, not the ones doing the shooting. This whole "It's different and therefore bad" mentality has to be eliminated if we are to move forward.

[@nonono7253]

+Noah Williams "No, as a rule people don't trust what they see as different." This was said as if you were trying to counter my argument but it only reiterated it. "Fact: most schizophrenics that have been in a gun-related incident were the ones being shot, not the ones doing the shooting." And this was said as if you were trying to refute my point but it only illustrates it.

[@noahwilliams8996]

lenin1928 Except plenty of people do trust me.

[@OntDinRS]

I don't like this video's title. I found it childish and pointless.

[@NRB6425]

Marco Tempest is always a little difficult for me to watch. But one must appreciate how well he combines science and technology with his art and tricks.

[@OntDinRS]

I saw the ball. He's not very good.

[@generalshrooms]

NRB6425 I was completely distracted by the hamfisted act, so much so that I can't remember anything he said.

[@FlStudioFreakForLife]

I found your name childish and pointless, you're not a dog.

[@rico-s3752]

You're a dog, your best skill is to have eyes only on the ball... if you were human, you would have noticed the important content of the presentation. Luckily, there were no squirrels on stage.

[@sheenasingh4949]

I love your work

[@QAYWSXEDCCXYDSAEWQ]

This is VERY VERY VERY well done, really...

[@asddsa28]

as a predestination for kids it would be cool to see but other then that I don't know what this predestination's point is.

[@peterpiperdiedharper]

Everybody's like "pfft. so choreographed", but I am like read the descriptions: Marco Tempest uses charming stagecraft to demo EDI, the multi-purpose robot designed to work very closely with humans. Less a magic trick than an intricately choreographed performance, Tempest shows off the robot's sensing technology, safety features and strength, and makes the case for a closer human-robot relationship. (Okay, there's a little magic, too.)

[@kustomkure]

well, you see, he destroyed it by staging the whole thing. it would have been far more impressive if he did just one random thing.

[@peterpiperdiedharper]

it was mentioned that it was choreographed. i think people actually expected a "best robot" that would meet their expectations that they made without reading the description.

[@kustomkure]

peterpiperdiedharper It doesn't matter if it was mentioned or not. Any kid can program the same scripted sequence. People are annoyed by the fact how unoriginal and useless this is given it was titled as the best demo ever. It turned out to be just nothing.

[@peterpiperdiedharper]

yea, i see. given that it's from TED one kinda expects to be blown away because of so many awesome videos that are in this channel.

[@kustomkure]

peterpiperdiedharper not exactly, I have seen a lot of poor performances on TED, that's not the point. The thing is that it could be done like 30 years ago. It is not contemporary robotechnics. And if he wanted to really present something new, he could have just shown some realistic and random things the robot can do. I would be blown away easily if he showed the same things but done in real time. If the robot is capable of doing them why the hell wouldn't you want to show them? You know what I mean? For example he stands in front of the robot and moves hands, the robot responds, then he stands in the same spot and robot does nothing. Or he speaks to it and it responds, the next minute it doesn't. How do his sensors work? How does it operate in general? Wouldn't you prefer this demo rather than the one in the video? Be honest with me.

[@m.abdullah.y]

This was very creative

[@filippopreviti3297]

Nice presentation!

[@ItAintMeBabe99]

It’s amazing how far we’ve come in just 6 years. This looks so ancient, kinda like “Robby the Robot” on Lost in Space TV show.

[@SachinNath-dj4lk]

Can you suggest me some newer robots videos please.

[@ItAintMeBabe99]

Sure, NP. Try this one, kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIfPmYB9hsx3obs

[@superscaryguy01]

That thing's facial animations remind me of "Aqua Teen Hunger Force".

[@hackman669]

He reminded me more of Sponge Bob.

[@DocFuglyMark]

This was an excellent demonstration, I'm flabbergasted that so many people could watch this and not get the message that they're using a technological illusion of simulating intelligence and an amiable personality to make people more comfortable working in close proximity with this machine, especially when he clearly says that that is what is going on.

[@qingli2398]

Awesome!

[@jithink8509]

I am watching in 2019

[@BabetteBombshellOfficial]

This was fairly embarrassing... This same exact demo could have been performed at Epcot in the early 80's. There are vastly more interesting things being done with robotics and AI these days.

[@AMSASH]

Bruh I just watched an entire ad voluntarily

[@theferretmasre5090]

I can’t wait to wake up in the morning and see that robot strangling me.

[@Pegar]

Using a 100% pre-programmed robot with zero intelligence to talk about how smart they are and have become... wat

[@Raziel_Knight]

ok all I can think about now is Yes Man from Fallout New Vegas. Weird

[@corporalc487]

Just the thought of a robot behaving like a human is terrifying.

[@pratikpanchal6289]

The response from audience says it all!!

[@jaybred6752]

Glad my recommendation sent this to me 4 YEARS too late

[@jayking3063]

*_I WAS SO TRIGGERED WHEN YOU TOOK HIS HAT_*

[@Vpg001]

I love this guy's voice

[@ymazalmazal1757]

really cool

[@ModernPatriotsUnited]

Nothing about it's own capabilities. Just an elementary level "magic" show. Yawn

[@kadiejb]

stop being so negative and acting cool, i bet you couldnt program a robot for your life.

[@jacobc8036]

Mikadie Joyce - Bates yeah and I can’t fly an airplane either but if all someone did was sing to me while driving around the runway while I was promised to be flown around the world I would still have the right to be at least a tiny bit ticked. We were promised a robotics demo not a magic show and history of the word ‘robot’ just to pad for time for the fact he truly has nothing to show for it. And if what some of the other comments are saying are true, the robot isn’t even that impressive, and was even built with unreliable and cheap equipment.

[@kadiejb]

Jacob C that’s a fair point

[@jacobc8036]

Mikadie Joyce - Bates thanks and sorry for some typos I went and fixed them.

[@Nipponing]

Um, yeah... Nice show but... it's just running a program.

[@Ayelis]

OH NO! ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE DOESN'T EXIST YET! SOMEONE CALL NASA!

[@priyankkothiya89]

Incredible 👏👏👏👏

[@super_1036]

I for 1 quite enjoyed this performance

[@AstroKedde]

The annoying thing about this video was just how he pretended that the robot responded to his behavior, and wasn't just following a preprogrammed routine. Like watching an overly enthusiastic magician perform a very weak trick that everyone figured out. I know he just sort of played along, like an act, but it was done in a way that dumbed down the audience IMO. Not really appropriate for TED, especially not with the title "maybe the best robot demo ever". I got kind of disappointed, I expected to be something incredible since I often get 'wow!ed' by some of the stuff and research the TED talker's are presenting. I feel like this was the sort of stuff I would see if I turned on America's got Talent, and maybe it would pass to the next round but then get kicked because there wasn't really much else to it. :'(

[@abhinavsharma9540]

L. Priebe

[@BootyRealDreamMurMurs]

DONT BLAME TED BLAME THE ONE WHO UPLOADED THIS

[@BootyRealDreamMurMurs]

The mistake is the title of the video and not the video itself. In the original video this is a TED DISCUSSION and not a ROBOT DEMO PRESENTATION. If youd want to know the real meaning of this comment listen and understand what they say carefully than just commenting in here do some typing with hateful comments that made some intelligent people mad and make hate comments about your comments that the one who commented this is not really intelligent.

[@BootyRealDreamMurMurs]

Anton Åberg your just the one whos really annoying

[@peacefulexistence_]

1:05 thats not how you pronounce it... i know its hard to pronounce czech words, but even google translator gets it right.

[@mug8917]

Actually the word "Robota" is polish.

[@urabus986]

@@mug8917 really? And how about Russian language? 🧐

[@joeknow3712]

Mug Man probably both Czech and Polish, but the guy who coined it was Czech

[@pranaytomar2619]

5:08 T posing the humanity.

[@kaushaltimilsina7727]

Wow!