The Gods of Egypt that Almost Nobody Knows - Egyptian Mythology - See U in History

[@SukoYote]

There's one Egyptian deity that I pretty much never hear about. He's Anubis' brother, Wepwawet. From what I recall, he was blue in color (or at least depicted as such) and he would help the deceased in their journey, fighting off dangers along the path.

[@saltynoodles2338]

Yes but alot of ancient priests deny that he's anubis's brother, the story of Osiris and Set's wife is proof

[@anubisgod286]

Don't we all love the god of torture

[@anubisgod286]

Wolf headed and gray in collar not blue

[@snowmoon7385]

@@anubisgod286 Lol no..none likes torture.

[@stevegriggs8157]

Surprised you remember me (im a medium just saying wepwawet's response to your comment) I'll make sure you definitely have safe passage

[@chloearendt9618]

I remember learning about this in 6th grade social studies and loving it

[@dianavonteichman]

I remember teaching it to my grade 7s. I loved teaching it. These videos are so healpful to teachers ❤

[@hanzohattori5980]

same thing here

[@asdf-im5uo]

WHICH COUNTRY ARE U ALL FROM???

[@LK21502]

Me too

[@hanzohattori5980]

From the US but I the like all country

[@raphaelzlimz8437]

😍 Egyptian Mythology still favorite, there's still a lot of the ancient deity aren't shown other then the well known one.

[@serahkonner]

Still hidden deity too.. it has no name..

[@serahkonner]

Stop HUMANITY especially Christianity into implementing into their puzzle piece religion..

[@adrianna2288]

@@serahkonner I have a name!!!👑

[@TPDManiacXC626]

Egyptian mythology is a favorite of mine as well, but the Inca gods and mythology from Peru and Bolivia are criminally overlooked and underrated. I like them and Egyptian stuff equally.

[@medusa_slayer]

Same here. My favourite mythology

[@aarontaylor2808]

Wow. You can learn something every day, I love the artwork. One thing I've noticed is that film writers forget how vast Egypt was, it existed at 3 points of the mile river, the upper, middle and lower Delta's . When a pharaoh is crowed he has chose has to which one of three palaces he wish to rule from.

[@thnecromaniac]

for 9 months, nobody corected your "Mile River"...

[@rrenyr]

Mythology has always interested me in random ways.. Greek mythology, roman, Egyptian etc- all of them have interested me and I love listening to stories of them

[@ghostx4862]

I didn't knew Egyptian mythology had Primordial Gods. Thanks for letting me know

[@listen2me00]

Just about all major ancient world religious do/did

[@riches3581]

Egyptians thought space is a god who has a vast body.

[@djgamingdragon969]

Every religion before Abraham Left Sumer teach that the Omnipotent being is real but they worship his children (star beings/Angels). Abraham was trusted to fulfill the wishes of Anu of the Anunakki, but the Heavenly Father kept the Sumerian name a secret because he wanted to reinstall Hebrew in his mind and introduce himself as El Elyon of the Elohim 🙌🏿

[@NarasimhaDiyasena]

The Egyptian gods are basically refugees of Atlantis, which was once located in the Richat Structure or modern day Mauritania

[@CosmicDragonMastsrChief]

All of y’all are wrong....I’m not telling y’all the truth cause it you don’t know you ain’t suppose to know. But they didn’t think those “gods” were real nor do they have anything to do with the Middle East...

[@The_Acolyte]

Kratos: "Write it down boi"

[@christianmoralesortiz4688]

Atreus: on it.

[@user-mj4or8sh3g]

Me: 😶

[@antonioc.aldacojr4939]

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[@bombtubejamz739]

thats a fairy tail video game 😆

[@GenPayne]

@@bombtubejamz739 just like your mom 😄

[@Wormwoodification]

The art work in this video make it. ❤Thank you so much for representing the lesser known gods and bringing back awareness of them. Your description made them very beautiful.

[@welovephilippineswithmylov5419]

😱

[@heliopolitan444]

Another interesting deity is Heka, the God of Magic. Apparently the Gods use magic for all their workings, and Heka is magic personified

[@jahy7373]

Wonder if there is any relation to Hecate or simply a coincidence of my pronunciation...

[@heliopolitan444]

@@jahy7373 RIGHT? I was thinking about that too. The ancient Egyptians had a good significant influence on the Hellenistic civilization and they are both deities of magic🤔I haven't looked it up yet. I have to sleep now but if you find something let me know ☺️♥️☀️🙏

[@jahy7373]

@@heliopolitan444 Will do!😀

[@moderatecanuck]

@@jahy7373 yes, it is believed he is the template

[@glamorgirl911]

heka is also a son of khnum

[@riches3581]

Ptah is the prime example of an ecchi anime protagonist. he had two hot and dangerous wives , Bastet and Sekhmet and there is no story that states they were unfaithful to him.

[@ptlemon1101]

That's the same entity tho. Bastet when she's calm, Sekhmet when she's furious.

[@riches3581]

@@ptlemon1101 different version

[@overbored617]

@@ptlemon1101 so both yandere and deredere at the same time?

[@ptlemon1101]

@@overbored617 best of both worlds

[@anonimus966]

lol they're also literally catgirls

[@Lotharingia]

I've been into Philippine ,Greek, Egyptian ,Roman And Norse Mythology for the past 2 years now and no regrets

[@skyden24195]

One of my favorite "unsung" Egyptian Gods is "Bastet" the Goddess of Cats (amongst other things such at domesticity.) I first became aware of her in a Witchblade/Tomb Raider comic in which the heroes, Sarah Pezzini and Lara Croft, find themselves having to battle the ancient deity. Bastet does seem, in recent years, to be getting more recognition, probably why she was not mentioned in this video. I do like learning about other, lesser known, Egyptian Gods.

[@angelinamyers3120]

basket is honestly one of my favorite hidden goddess i remember like watching a episode of this show called tutinstein i would watch on repeat bc she was in it

[@angelinamyers3120]

and ofc my phone autocorrects it bastet

[@skyden24195]

@@angelinamyers3120 more proof Bastet is under appreciated. Autocorrect wouldn't change Ra or Isis.

[@katrinaedgar816]

I total am a fan of baset if I ever get a female cat I will be calling her baset.

[@skyden24195]

@@katrinaedgar816 that would be a great name for a cat. Very appropriate. No doubt, Bastet, herself, would appreciate it. 😉☺

[@depster4966]

Thanks to Kane Chronicles by Rick Riordan I know of majority of these old primordial gods😍😍😍😍👏🏽. Glad to know there's more. I love Egyptian mythology 😍🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@maycovert8971]

Omg...i love those books😍😍

[@mayakusakai2389]

Let not forget Percy Jackson and Magnus Chase, Greek and Norse Myth 👍

[@medusa_slayer]

Same here. I love these books 😍

[@universedonut159]

Same, know about Greek and Roman mythology through Percy Jackson and Heroes of Olympus, love his books🥳

[@welovephilippineswithmylov5419]

😍

[@lawrence2824]

"Humans don't want to be saved rather be unleashed." "It's you God's who want to be saved from us."😮😮😮😮

[@Ancient936]

wheres this from??

[@kimmiekardinal2495]

True so true. These aren't Gods. I believe these are demonic forces.

[@madefromabove8662]

I've always wondered how does one culture think they know anothers so well. Now I know, they don't. But you all do a good job of faking it....smh. If you only knew what was and what will really be. Maybe you're better acquainted with laugh now, cry later.

[@lhadzyan7300]

Ptah was probably one of the earliest populary known Egyptian gods when the Egyptology first ever rose into popular knowledge in 19th centhury, as at Verdi´s Aida opera, there are several quotes praising him - then named as Ftha (misspelled obviously).

[@mintsaurus]

Dang my school didn't tell me any of this thanks

[@wolftitan]

Just curious public or private?

[@dolphinman9253]

Ur school teaches mythologies Thats a cool school

[@taylorrich1131]

We totally need a video about each of them, and their story

[@yamanuhem.netjer3165]

And by the way, you covered two of the four noble ladies as they are called. Nit/Nieth Serket/Selket Iset/Isis Nebet-hat/Nepthys Each of them protects one of the sons of Horus and each of the sons is associated with a cardinal direction as well as protecting the organs of the deceased they're sealed away in canopic jars. 𓂀 𓆣 𓆄 𓃠 𓏣 𓋹 𓎬 𓎃 🙏🏼📿🖖q

[@adrianna2288]

Hey... Those are MY names!!! 👑

[@adrianna2288]

@Vijaya Kop pshh... people can't even take care of themselves, they just destroy! 👑

[@adrianna2288]

@Vijaya Kop I'm glad I'm not one 👍

[@adrianna2288]

@Vijaya Kop what are you?

[@yamanuhem.netjer3165]

@Nubiamancy just had to flip the names. There is an L in the Greek equivalent which is what is on the opposite side.

[@CCCc-gq3gx]

As a Egyptian I appreciated this so much . So interesting . Thank you 😊

[@Seraproblem]

I'm a wiccan who worships Khnum and it's so hard to find things where people talk about him so highly so thank you

[@kent4089]

Paganism

[@Seraproblem]

@@kent4089 Yes

[@Ivans650]

Serious Sam

[@adrianna2288]

In what way do you worship him? 👑

[@Mr_Jester980]

*You're Playing With The Big Boys Now, Playing With The Big Boys NOW!!!*

[@selenetorres3242]

Can u do the Aztec mythology next? I really need it for a book.

[@yamanuhem.netjer3165]

You covered these deities very well, is very refreshing to see someone get the information mostly right or completely right. May you keep up the good work and thank you. 𓂀 𓆣 𓆄 𓃠 𓏣 𓋹 𓎬 𓎃 🙏🏼📿🖖

[@theemperor2017]

Great day sensi, i acknowledge the icons you posted🛸For i am spiritual.

[@anthonydemonssillerrunb4me118]

How are you able to type hieroglyphs? Nukbakhepera

[@fatimaakmen9063]

@@anthonydemonssillerrunb4me118 i want to know too

[@fatimaakmen9063]

@Mmokom-Abasi Emem thanks

[@catcoven6443]

🙏♥️

[@wesleyvl8572]

A other good vidoe dude keep it up you rock i love the Egypte mythology

[@adisura9904]

Age of mythology is how i got introduced to Norse, Greek and Egyptian mythologies! And would love to see these older Gods revived!

[@joshbrescia4139]

Hindu Gods too

[@adisura9904]

@@joshbrescia4139 what do you mean?

[@svetlanadelight8969]

Thank you very much. Love it

[@gmoney4980]

Ancient history/mythology always fascinated me...

[@bennu547]

Medjed is one of my fav unknown Egyptian gods. He looks like someone dressed up as a ghost using only a bedsheet😹 I love him for that alone and it’s amazing. His description also says he’s invisible but can shoot lasers out of his eye ball. My gosh that combined with how this beautiful creature looks is chef kisses

[@dustydurant2746]

Fun fact the gods and goddess of the world would sometimes step in when something is wrong and sometimes they would let the people solve the problem on their own but if the problem is too big for them they can ask the gods and goddess for their help when needed

[@mayflower551]

Very cool. Thank you

[@ShunaJenkins]

I must say the artwork is stunningly beautiful! Thank you for this video. Always up for learning something new.

[@atum]

Informative

[@rustyschackleford4762]

I like it, I love it, I want some more of it! But seriously though!!!!! Fantastic videos like always!

[@sabrinakylelewis2515]

Love learning about Egyptian culture

[@juliane.mfarias9285]

Kratos: So much......new targets! Boy: Dad? Head: Its useless, we loose him *EDIT* Now seriusly, i liked. Ptah, Anput and Anubis wife looked really cool

[@6ftJulie]

Her name is Anput

[@lotus_king7907]

Anibus is one of the main deity's right

[@-RONNIE]

Nice video 👍🏻

[@humanity600]

You should do another vid on the Ogdoad, I heard you mention primordial gods. Just an idea.🙂👍🔥🔥🔥

[@nathanielmoore4989]

I second this

[@TrueInvisible]

this is really interesting! thanks!

[@StefanieSchmiedel]

Love your channel! Can you cover some pharaohs? Like Akhenaten

[@lifewithkhizar2550]

Check a video of SunWise Akhenaten thats a good channel but underrated have great explanation.

[@doulfadlayman9167]

Such a cool video hope for similar videos for Greek and norse mythology

[@NicoleChorney]

I remember a lot of these from grade school and watching a lot of Stargate.

[@lakhanshahi3637]

Very interesting video. Thanks

[@hammaskeijjo6140]

My personal favorite god is thoth ( god of moon, knowledge, wisdom, writing, and magic)

[@byefelicia4158]

Mine to 💖

[@hammaskeijjo6140]

@My Show khonsu is also god of moon and along with thoth he is god of time

[@lotus_king7907]

Wisdom my fav

[@JoseCastro-td7xr]

I always saw Nephthys(the goddess of rivers and lamentation)as interesting

[@AdamIshak01]

The art and photography for this is so beautiful

[@unitor699industries]

Are you single

[@Trailblazer_music]

Are you double:)

[@jadenbrown522]

Can you do one about Thoth,Geb and Nut?

[@guidinglight5205]

Thank you that was really good. Congratulations on your amazing success!!!!

[@MagMaybe]

Khnum is literally looking like they depict Satan!:P And Hapi reminded me a lot some Hindu gods with his blueish skin and lotus flowers.

[@moongirl786]

That's because post-Biblical Christian depictions of Satan drew directly from pagan horned gods such as Pan, Cernunnos, and Khnum. The Egyptian god Amun also had ram's horns, so possible inspiration there too. This likely combined with the Biblical concept of the scapegoat, and the Canaanite "false" god Ba'al, into an evil goatman who craves human sacrifice and souls. The Bible never describes this concept; "Satan" is just a word for "adversary", and that was used as a name for the beast or the dragon of Revelations over time. The name Lucifer is even less associated; Lucifer literally means Morning Star, and just refers to the planet Venus as seen in the early morning. Its a Latin word, sometimes used as a pronoun for a personification of the Morning Star, sometimes simply as a noun. Devil history 101 :P

[@jideakanji8179]

Not only looking like Satan,but if not for being modest might say he is satan

[@AuroraLalune]

Probably because 'satan' is directly ripped off from pagans dieties pre dating christianity. Jewish depictions of the closest thing that exists in those stories is very very very different.

[@jevaniegosine5875]

The Hindu god you're thinking about is probably Shiva. Even though in mythos he just has a blueish tinged throat from swallowing and holding some super potent poison from contaminating the world, he's often depicted as having a blueish, black or even purple complexion

[@CD-Gaming]

@@moongirl786 You forgot Beelzebub and yes I am aware there are four more Princes I don't need to be Religious to know that thank you Digimon...

[@barbeetoast3977]

Me: Hapi? In my head: Huh, because I'm HAPI Clap along if you feel like a room without a roof Because I'm HAPI Clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth Because I'm HAPI Clap along if you know what happiness is to you Because I'm HAPI Clap along if you feel like that's what you wanna do

[@ChaoticChipsYT]

Picking a favorite god/goddess from mythology is difficult, but when it comes to Egyptian mythology, I like Bastet, Selket and Sehkmet.

[@the_inca1552]

Do some videos on the inca and Aztec and Mayan

[@simphiwemathe5421]

Wow I'll love to visit Egypt and learn more about that country they have an interesting story

[@john90mpw]

You and these SMITE pictures 🤣🤣🤣

[@Peacefulworld1975]

Ancient egypt is full of fascination and mysteries and answers 😊

[@etriganthedemon666]

Know some of em, from reading Kane Chronicles but there are over thousands of lesser known Egyptians god out there

[@xavierrandall]

Interesting stuff😎😎😎

[@amosonpeter4994]

Hey man, can you make a vid about the forgotten gods of the Philippines

[@markabrams7936]

Sasuke

[@wadesharp11]

Cool video cheers from New Zealand

[@oreobox5715]

I know its hard but do some videos of Chinese and Persian mythologyy 🥺

[@ShyAnomaly]

This is knowledge that I honestly needed. Thank you for sharing! Bless.

[@wolftitan]

It sure is amazing what us humans have imagined. Somethings are still alive today. If you really realize it things don't die they just change. This includes religions, some may know what I mean.

[@icsd3378]

What has been will be again

[@Kaiju-Driver]

A very enjoyable video, thank you.

[@Itsyourboi22]

Can you cover Indian history

[@gabar94multani99]

Bro i am indian and it will be very to learn the hindu myths( indian history of gods and religions)

[@yosup2174]

@@gabar94multani99 very what? Very hard or very easy?

[@gabar94multani99]

Very easy

[@gabar94multani99]

In hindu myths the is like 3,300,000 gods but there is like a main family tree of lord shiva and the holy trinety of 3 most powerfull god . Who look after the creation, blance , destruction of worlds

[@davidramos5559]

There is a video on Hindu gods already

[@djholidaytv414]

Why do ppl say Egyptian Gods when the actual name is Kemet and we have plenty more Gods than that.

[@dolphinman9253]

Because its easier to say

[@porschanelson6922]

Please educate me. I’ve never heard of these Gods. I’m interested in learning about the others.

[@bleachedout805]

@@dolphinman9253 Kemet is a single word so it is actually easier to say. Education isn't about what is easy but what is accurate unless your educated in the States.

[@gigisgucci]

@@dolphinman9253 it’s not

[@dolphinman9253]

@@gigisgucci its in english so it is easier to pronounce

[@trence5]

Excellent drop.

[@NativeVsColonial]

Hinduism is still a living breathing religion/culture like Ancient Egypt, Nordic, Roman, etc

[@kishordas2300]

No brother I am Hindu but our culture not match Egypt greek culture

[@ShubhamMishrabro]

@@kishordas2300 bro it's bad thinking. You literally think your culture is inferior🤦🤦

[@whispergirl19]

i would rly love to see them cover our mythology in detail

[@NativeVsColonial]

@@whispergirl19 Sanatan Dharma is not a Mythical culture, it is not a myth, it is very much related to our ancient Indian History. 🚩🧡

[@whispergirl19]

@@NativeVsColonial ik but im talking abt the base of our dharma, aka the stories which inspire our basic religion/culture✨🖤

[@deanraynel5295]

There's something amazing learning Egyption History thanks dude your video's are allways informative🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@Charleroi92]

Honestly, if i need a reminder, i'll recall the beginning of that song in Prince of Egypt, when Ramses' sorcerers do their snake thing and rhythmically list off many of the Gods. But seriously though, cheers for the info

[@Borgir45]

Nice video....

[@nickvoelker7180]

I watched a show awhile back, and they stated that the Egyptian gods as we know them are more a product of the Greek influence rather than being representative of the Egyptian culture. Does anyone have some insight on this? I suspect the source I heard it from had a Greek bias, so I'm not sure how seriously I should take them.

[@nopeace1426]

that would be false, the Egyptians pre-date the Greeks as we know them. In fact historical documents show that the ancient Greeks traded with Egypt, during the trade they learned how to build from the Egyptians. Most likely the Egyptians influenced the Greeks, and the Greeks created their own religion based on Egyptian religion or at least some aspects. But they are completely different religions, and the Greek and Egyptian origin stories of their gods are completely different.

[@stavrosskoulas783]

There is a Greek influence on the Egyptian mythology. Mostly because of the Greek Ptolemaic dynasty. The names of the Egyptian gods as we know them now were influenced from Greek. For example apophis ( which is the Greek version of the word) is more known than apep as the egyptians called it before the Greek dynasty. Last but not least the reason the archaeologist were able to translate the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics was because during the Ptolemaic dynasty the hieroglyphics were mixed with ancient Greek creating in this way a new kind of script. So the archaeologists translated the already known Greek and figured what the hieroglyphics meant. So yeah the greeks had an influence on the Egyptian religion, not so much in its context , but mostly in its understanding. We both gave and received. For example there is a temple in northern Greece dedicated to worshipping the God Amun Zeus. You can also look for the God serapis (osiris+apis) a God warshiped In Egypt and many other parts of Alexander's empire who was based on osiris and apis and also influenced by demeter and hades and at some point almost took over the place of osiris as the husband of Isis.

[@nopeace1426]

@@stavrosskoulas783 that really is not enough to base it off, just names, the Greeks could have easily copied Egyptian names/gods. We do know, as I stated before, the Greeks learned building techniques from the Egyptians as that is well documented. As far as learning the language, it was due to a stone found, if I remember correctly that had a treaty of some kind written in 3 languages that they were able to find the meaning of hieroglyphics.

[@stavrosskoulas783]

@@nopeace1426 he misunderstood what I tried to say. Obviously the Egyptian gods outdate the Greek pantheon. What I am saying is that the names as we know them now the "hellenized" Ones are more popular than the original ones. Also the tablet you mention was able be transcripted mostly because of the Greek. Now about the buildings and architecture. There are no documents that state in any sort of way that the greeks were influenced by the egyptians

[@gabrielfrost7668]

Your video's are always very educational and professional I learned so much everytime, tysm.❤️

[@BeastQueen365]

Omg lol ANUKET!! This name came to me 3 days in a row and I was writing a story about a water God that I dreamt about. He lived in the river and his name was ETUKAN. I've had a past life in Egypt that I remember very vividly so when I saw ANUKET I was like hey sounds like ETUKAN. And it actually is the same name just written differently and the river god I dreamt about is a rebellious male river God. 🤣🤣🤣😅 Shocking lol

[@aaironparker2837]

This was awesome watching

[@doctorpicardnononono7469]

1:33 i thought he was one of the seven dwarfs?

[@enderpup9289]

🎵hi ho,hi ho, off to under world we go*whistles* 🎵

[@anomitra_sarkar]

It's really a good research thank you

[@amougouclarke8557]

I like the history of Egypt particularly the gods I'm African tks

[@c1111xitlily]

Ooo 😍 Serket sounds very interesting ❤

[@deenuf]

Gods change from era to era. Human stupidity doesn't change!

[@masehoart7569]

"That always nobody knows" Me: Know them all. Any of the zillion "Basic intro to Egyptian mythology" books include these deities, Hatmehit exempt ... but the video is beautiful! Containing fantastic illustrations

[@demetriusjohnson3677]

So the God with the Lion head is really Lion O from the ThunderCats....

[@TONEDEF757]

2:57 I truly wonder if there is any ancient proof of the rituals of the gods? What they liked to eat and what they smoked if they did smoke? Love the content

[@allneonlike5543]

What about Amunet or Mut? You missed out on a lot!

[@greatnilemedjaywarrior3155]

Great Work the Ancestors is True Yes Egypt means Kemet or Kemut Means Black and Black Soils in Ancient Gyptian Culture

[@teti_99]

They forgot Lord Beerus 😏🔥🔥🔥

[@RicardoPerez-rz8pu]

You mean Set or Anubis ?

[@ryanthankyou6956]

Thank you thank you thank you thank you

[@ushakorram1443]

Here with an illusion of time

[@171QA]

Cool video.

[@cxncxrtmxstxr]

But where is En Sabah Nur tho, the first mutant?

[@Warlock786]

lol

[@joeparrigen4982]

😆😆😆😆

[@jaynedavies2757]

wow. the artwork is amazing

[@linwarutaarustaw7508]

U forgot me... Neith mother of Ra.... U are examinating the veil...

[@jideakanji8179]

Mother of some other god ,for RA is the father of nearly all the goddesses,On the plus side though,she was who the early Christians modelled that Mary on while trying to convert the local Egyptians to Christianity,,calling her Mary mother of god,,a blasphemous sentence in a prayer if you think about it

[@xerez62610]

Some images are from "Mitos y Leyendas" tcg 🇨🇱 .the egyptian set art spark my love for mythology , was good to saw them again.

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

I gotta say that the egyptian goddesses are depicted so hot...well, some of them.

[@FraktalPriest]

It's cause they are, or can be.

[@saikatdas8652]

Please make a video on similarity between Hindu mythology and Egyptian mythology

[@guidinglight6968]

and this children, is why you play SMITE

[@cpt.silverwolf9747]

Hello there fellow smite fan

[@sieneeneis2841]

Nice video

[@vjjunlimited]

I just wish they would do more research and respect the ancient kemet. Arabic looking gods that were born from the people of Nubia? I think not.

[@joeparrigen4982]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@1NavyLT]

Exactly! They were not Arabic or white. The fact is they were black.

[@vjjunlimited]

@@1NavyLT this comment comes up as I watch saqqara on netflix. Smh. More of this stuff.

[@ghadatarek5533]

???

[@vjjunlimited]

@@ghadatarek5533 not sure what the ?? Are for. But in case you doubt me. Watch BBC Ancient Kush. I know some people only trust information from people who look a certain way.

[@cezanne7775]

777k views you already know ✨💫💯🔥🔥🔥

[@jonasmorisma1479]

The gods of KEMET weren't white. Let us teach facts,but I do appreciate this

[@Ash_mi]

OMG!!!! Thanks a lotttt!!!

[@eddiep6894]

They were all black people never never ever ever ever let white people tell black history ever

[@jellybean547]

They were black, but you're still being racist.

[@thedarkgoddess5274]

@@jellybean547 they need to STOP the LIES we are TIRED of these LIES Let us have our own HER-STORY without the WHITEWASHED LIES

[@jellybean547]

@@thedarkgoddess5274 Yes, bit by saying that "no white people should ever be allowed to tell history" you are being as racist as the people who are lying.

[@Astonlouis]

Sorry for all those comments on Indian gods video but being an Indian I appreciate you for showing indian mithology to world.... I learned so much through this channel.... Thankyou love your videos❤️👍👍

[@kahleedurdenproductions1999]

One thing to note here. NONE OF THEM WERE WHITE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They were AFRICAN. So why not depict them that way instead of coopting like you always do.

[@ashstarkm1392]

Amazing!!!!