The Messed Up Origins of Odin, the Allfather | Norse Mythology Explained - Jon Solo

[@novanator8874]

Fury: "Last time I trusted someone I lost an eye. Odin: "Last time I learned something I lost an eye."

[@emeraldnoir7099]

Was Odin learning about cats?

[@randomanimations1621]

Hahaha yes

[@randomanimations1621]

No?

[@randomanimations1621]

Idunno

[@CommanderShepard-wq3wo]

Except Marvel turned around and took what was supposed to be a character development moment, and tuned it into a joke...

[@Jinxy23]

I can’t wait till he fully covers Ragnarok. I’ve always found it extremely interesting

[@mikeyrambo2742]

Sadly most of ragnorok is a christian made story.

[@jacobbachman4014]

@@mikeyrambo2742 no, but baldur coming back might be

[@HubertDuck]

Petition for a messed up origins on ‘The Phantom of the Opera’ and works by Edgar Allan Poe, messed up Disney on ‘The Black Cauldron’ and the ‘Rite of Spring’ and ‘A Night on Bald Mountain’ from ‘Fantasia’, and a messed up murders on Ed Gein.

[@willlyon7129]

Along with other gothic horror novels like Dracula and Frankenstein

[@HubertDuck]

@@willlyon7129 YES

[@briannadozark]

I forgot about The Black Cauldron!! Idk if these are disney too, but some of my other favorites from my childhood that weren't super popular are Princess and the Goblins, && Troll in Central Park.

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@willlyon7129 what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Chthulhu or It

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@briannadozark what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Puppy in my pocket adventures in Pocketville or My Little Pony Friendship is Magic

[@FridaAvosetta]

I always feel so bad for Fenrir. He was raised with the Aesir and grew to view them like family, but because Odin had a vision of dying by being devoured by Fenrir, he tricked him into being tied up with the help of his best friend and left there for eons. It’s this betrayal that causes him to swear he’ll be the one to kill Odin at Ragnorok, so Odin basically seals his own fate

[@med0983]

You shouldn't feel bad, it's all made up nonsense concocted in a time of ignorance by imbeciles.

[@adzyanimates174]

Came here to say exactly this, although it was only Tyr who raised and fed him. The other gods feared him as he grew so much every day, I don’t think it was ‘fortunate’ that Oden was avenged. - Oden forced Fenrir to harm the one god (Tyr) who had shown him care, whilst binding him painfully for eternity. Oden was a god of madness who time and again sealed his own fate, from imprisoning and torturing Loki, to the torturous imprisonment of Loki’s son. In short, poor Fenrir. The goodest of boys.

[@hurricane7727]

That or Kratos and the others best him down.

[@Forty7-Twenty7]

@@adzyanimates174 Odin did not force Fenrir to bite Tyr. Fenrir was not a common wolf, he was intelligent and had conversations with the other aesir. It was Fenrir who forced the Aesir to have one of their own put their hand in his mouth, otherwise he would not let them bind him.

[@adzyanimates174]

@@Forty7-Twenty7 yes he did, because Fenrir was an intelligent and unlike Oden he wasn’t an oath breaker. He made a promise that should Oden be deceiving him, he would bite the hand of off the god who puts their hand in his mouth. Oden lied to Tyr and Fenrir.

[@Yunkyylol]

jon doesn’t realize, but he’s making everyone quarantine better

[@fatmonke1]

Stop trying to get hearts

[@swsfa1111]

@@fatmonke1 fr

[@swsfa1111]

and i'm not quarantined anymore ✋🙄

[@levinbuijs4853]

So true!!

[@JEby77]

Why are people still quarantined? Go back to work

[@TechGuy30001]

“He clearly drank the poem that came out of Odin’s ass.” - Jon Solo 2021.

[@nightlordnorris4446]

Even Mjolner couldn't protect Shakespeare from that burn. Brutal lmao

[@makiroll218]

Savage. Lol

[@foxfire2731]

I'm actually really glad you've started a Norse Mythology segment, my little brother is a huge fan of Norse mythology and culture and its rubbed off on me :) so I'm super excited for new videos😁

[@niapurdue230]

You can also check out Overly Sarcastic Productions for videos on Norse myths and cultural context.

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@niapurdue230 what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Pokemon or Digimon

[@Rawr98]

Watch Valhalla, a cartoon from the 90s (maybe 80s?), you can probably find it dubbed in English

[@niapurdue230]

It depends specifically on what Pokémon or Digimon they'd look into. Not all of them have the same source or inspiration, so if you want channels like that I suggest Gaijin Goomba or Lockstin and Gnoggin

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@niapurdue230 maybe Jon Solo should have colaboration with them

[@DivaQuinzel]

Another fun fact, Loki gave birth to Odin's horse.

[@arielbenitez98]

Sleipnir the eight legged👌🏻

[@luckywolf8171]

Yep so loki is older than hela in the mcu and thor is the youngest

[@arielbenitez98]

@@luckywolf8171 i fucking despise marvel. Might change my mind if they add jesus to the avengers.

[@luckywolf8171]

@@arielbenitez98 Jesus the Almighty avenger lol 😂

[@mikeyrambo2742]

wolf loki is actually the father of hel and the blood brother of oden.

[@StupendousHillis]

Sun-Day, Moon-Day, Happy days! Tyr's Day, Woden's Day, Happy days! Thor's Day, Freya's Day, Happy days! Saturn's Day! What a day! Rockin' all week for yoooou!!

[@paulziiee]

I knew thursday based on thor but I didn’t know about the rest, it makes sense though

[@LiveAtEs]

People always lose it when I tell them this.. 😆

[@1888BW]

here is some original text translated from Danish to English Sunday is the day of the sun - Sunday Sol is a goddess in Norse mythology. Over time, Sun Day has become Sunday. In the runic alphabet, the rune S means sun. Monday is the day of the moon - Monday The name Monday comes from 'moon'. In Latin, the moon is called 'luna', and the Latin can still be recognized in French, where Monday is called 'Lundí'. In the north, the moon was called 'Mani', and it eventually became Monday. In Norse mythology, a distinction is made between two different meanings of the moon. One is the cosmic phenomenon and the other is a truly mythical person. Monday was the day of the moon, and is named after the mythical person Moon. Tuesday is Tuesday - Tuesday Mars is a god of war, and so is the Nordic god 'Tyr' or 'Tír', and it is he who has given his name to Tuesday. In Norse mythology, Tyr is one of the Aesir. Tyr is primarily known as the god of justice and war, but is also described as wise and brave. The T-rune was associated with Tyr. Wednesday is Odin's day - Odin's day Mercury is being compared to Odin, so it became Wednesday. Odin is in Norse mythology Frigg's husband and he is one of the most prominent gods in traditional Norse mythology. He is particularly associated with war luck, royal power, rune power and wisdom. Thursday is Thursday - Thursday Jupiter is similar to Thor because they both deal with lightning and thunder. So the day turned into Thursday. Thor is in Nordic mythology Sif's husband and was the god of thunder. The name Þórr (thor) is related to the words thunder and thunder, as well as English 'thunder' and German 'donner'. He controlled the weather, and fought the enemies of civilization, who at that time were, among other things, giants and trolls. He is associated with strength, aggression and reliability. Friday is Frigg's day - Friday Venus is a god of love, and it's Frigg - or maybe Freya, as you think the two goddesses were originally the same - so it became Friday. Frigg is Odin's wife in Norse mythology. She was perceived as the goddess of marriage. She was also a protector and helper in traditional women's work, such as weaving, sewing and cooking. Saturday is bathing day - Saturday Saturday is not named after any Nordic gods. The word Saturday comes from the Norse word Saturday and was also known as Sunnunótt. First part of the word, "guild" means "bath" or "bath water". So Saturday is bathing day, or washing day, where one has washed and bathed. In Latin, Saturday was named after Saturn (Ssturni), and we can recognize it in the English language; Saturday. sunnunótt means the evening of sunday and can be recognized in it - in some parts of germany - ogfte used words for saturday: Sonnabend.

[@1888BW]

@@LiveAtEs funny you should mention that when I became a single raising dad my 1st thing where to make a book where I kinda write a little note every day and I have done that for 19 years now when my son turns 20 he will get the book and carry the tradition on the biking runs deep I got papers from my doc saying I got the berserker gene but don't tell anyone they don't understand

[@1888BW]

@@LiveAtEs same to you brother and hill odin

[@thedanielstraight]

This is the level of knowledge I'd give an eye for. Mimir would be proud!

[@ゴミ箱のジェームズ]

I've been watching this guy for a while and i have to say his content is so bingible and fun to watch

[@wendychavez5348]

Odin's constant search for ways to improve himself is one of the most admirable things in the mythological realm! I suspect Odin would agree that, "Practice makes better," because the AllFather knows perfection is super difficult to achieve. Jon, you're rockin' the adulty vibe. Love the beard!

[@PrezMaks]

Your beard makes you look like the biggest Canadian ever.

[@tgirl8955]

He’s Canadian?

[@davidfitzpatrick4254]

@@tgirl8955 No but the beard and thick sweater is a notorious stereotype for Canadians such as me.

[@tgirl8955]

@@davidfitzpatrick4254 I was wondering why I’ve never heard him slip and “Eyy “ in there now in then

[@tgirl8955]

And I recall him saying he’s a Midwest guy

[@davidfitzpatrick4254]

@@tgirl8955 LOL As a Canadian (born and raised) I can confirm that yes we do say eh? a lot. My Dad's American and my one brother in law is as well and they're always making fun of my family for saying eh.

[@OnizukaAllMighty]

"Norse gods are aliens" FBI and Illuminati want to know your location

[@RJ-ew7vj]

You could shout truth from a podium in the middle of time square they would not care, they own you - the media, and all the wealth of the world, like they'd be worried about your little youtube channel.. ;)

[@LiveAtEs]

@@RJ-ew7vj not true… I can absolutely gurantee what he said above is factual… and I know…. Believe me 😂 just for a lil test…. If you’re a prominent figure in teaching the occult or arcane… you’ll find your name on a list…. Like a said BELIEVE ME

[@jessshaver4697]

I tried researching Nordic spirituality and it kept saying page won't load after it clearly loaded something kept taking it from me soon as it displayed. So far I've researched back to tuatha de dannon, the Picts, and Meri lol or melusine

[@LiveAtEs]

@@jessshaver4697 look into the Nordic Prose and Poetic Eddas, also look into Rune Magic. The faith system is detailed in those books, but most of what is known comes from other works. There are smaller books in there of Odins magic, some advice from the AllFather (although not the best) and other really beautiful rich stories

[@terrionamcdaniel8241]

I’m OBSESSED with messed up origins

[@matrixxxc.thompson8198]

Me too & can't wait for the next ones.

[@steamstoveprincess8863]

Same!!!!

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@matrixxxc.thompson8198 maybe it will be The Messed Up Origins of Pokemon or Digimon or Yu Gi Oh or Yo Kai Watch or My Little Pony Friendship is Magic or Puppy in my pocket adventures in Pocketville

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@steamstoveprincess8863 maybe it will be The Messed Up Origins of Street Fighter or Dragon Ball or Gravity Falls

[@tylergaskell2390]

Odin in "American Gods" by Neil Gaiman is very similar to how you describe him in this video. I really enjoyed the video!

[@JDot_9]

That’s why I like Mr.Wednesday because he’s the most accurate modern representation of the true Óðinn out there right now

[@gaiasguardian205]

I was surprised he didn't use a clip from it when he mentioned Wednesday.

[@zahararoberson7218]

@@gaiasguardian205 I was hoping and waiting but I still enjoyed the video

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

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@@zahararoberson7218 what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Puppy in my pocket adventures in Pocketville or My Little Pony Friendship is Magic

[@jaylien0015]

I haven't been this early since Odin lost his eye

[@jaylien0015]

@Vind Dyr =D find someone who cares thanks and I hope you have a good day

[@smb-c3po]

Stop the unoriginality.

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@jaylien0015 what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Gravity Falls

[@hannahphillips6474]

Seems like Odin definitely needs his own series!

[@christopherking4607]

This dude has covid but still puts out content every week😌 Can we please have a round of applause for this great hero who deserves to be named the god of messed up origins 🥺❤️

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[@acgolds1986]

I’d love to get into Egypt and Egyptian gods.

[@danschuster5187]

I have they are boring

[@snowstorm7732]

The 3 you'll only ever need to know are Slifer, Obelisk, and Ra

[@charlesajones77]

@@danschuster5187 So, not as interesting as Stargate would suggest?

[@kaylaj8912]

Rah and Osiris

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Nefertiti

[@jessicalay6553]

These bring me so much joy I wish I could express in better words! Thank you for everything I have a countdown to your videos they are so good thank you much love! 💜

[@massimothetrog7111]

I've never thought of Odin as messed up, he's relatable, he makes mistakes.

[@Blackiice69]

Like all Gods do.

[@iceman1287]

@@Blackiice69 Not the Christian God.

[@mangaaddict8888]

@@iceman1287 you sure abt that?

[@iceman1287]

@@mangaaddict8888 He makes terrible mistakes but just doesn't admit them.

[@mangaaddict8888]

@@iceman1287 human beings as a whole were a mistake.

[@redassassinyt4908]

In the comics, hel is actually Loki's daughter, makes sense why they changed it to sister since the actor for hella is older than Tom Hiddleston

[@gaiasguardian205]

Yeah, but damned if she didn't make it look good.

[@herpderp5727]

But looking older means nothing when talking about gods. In Norse mythology Hel's left half is rotten and decayed. Hela could easily be Loki's daughter and her older appearance could be a reference to her being a goddess of death.

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@herpderp5727 what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Puppy in my pocket adventures in Pocketville or My Little Pony Friendship is Magic

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@gaiasguardian205 what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Trevor Henderson or SCP foundation

[@herpderp5727]

@@redassassinyt4908 I actually didn't forget that a lot of people don't know about Norse myth. It's just A) They can use CGI overlays to make Cate Blanchett look younger like the cast of "The Irishman". B) It wouldn't take long to explain how or why Loki's daughter looked older than he does. I get it, it would change the story and narrative, I'm just addressing your argument of Hela being changed into Thor's older sister just because the actress is older than Tom.

[@ayukashojo1044]

Are we not gonna talk about how he roasted Shakespeare 😂 cuz that was smart

[@diebesgrab]

I just assume Jon drank some of that shit mead, which gave him his bad taste in poetry.

[@lucidfangirl1030]

Ikr Shakespeare ain't all that

[@blackphoenix77]

That was so wrong lol

[@akaej1019]

love the fact he hate SSP the first check my channel and sub

[@smb-c3po]

Odin's ravens have been lurking in my neighbourhood every day and my right eye has always been the bad one.

[@gravecrawler1629]

I f*cking love this channel and learning about Norse gods. SO MUCH was left out about Odin, but I totally understand it. It's not like you were trying to make a 4 hour video! Great work!

[@Myke_thehuman]

Jesus. Died because his creation was disobedient. Odin. Killed himself so he can learn to read.

[@cocolime6496]

I prefer Odin's way. all respect to Jesus and his infinite compassion, but humanity is just not worth it

[@Myke_thehuman]

@@cocolime6496 I prefer Odin's way because it's just bad ass. Jesus was killed by the people he was saving. It's got an epic poetic theme to it. But Odin was just like, I'll do whatever it takes to reach my goal. Period. Plus the only thing that could kill him was Fenrir basically a supernatural wolf. The entire thing just reads as epic. Also the christian god is distant far removed from humanity. Odin can actually learn things and make mistakes.

[@lunawolfheart336]

Odin's a baddass

[@omarsabry9489]

@@Myke_thehuman I'm Muslim, but wasn't the son (according to Christians) the human person of God.

[@Myke_thehuman]

@@omarsabry9489 the Trinity is incoherent nonsense. One person can't also be three persons at the same time. And then add on it that he died, then he was angry that he died, and then after being dead he somehow resurrected himself? Only way this can work is if God is simply a supernatural non corporeal split personality. Then one of the three personalities could become physical and die, and the other two could be hurt and resurrect him. But to say that they are actually all the same person is simply incoherent.

[@tylerherrod3454]

Easily one of the better origin channels i have seen. Keep up the good work Jon.

[@darkness8238]

Jon, I really appreciate this video. I usually like your approaches on these topics, but let me tell you one cool detail about Odin. Did you know that he possibly inspired the character Gandalf from Tolkien's works? Gandalf's usual look is also inspired by Odin's wanderer disguise, which is usually depicted with blue robes and a dark conical hat, carrying his trusty spear alongside him. Feel free to mention this in one of your future videos. It was fun to learn about this, and I hope you enjoyed this!

[@habibaelmie4082]

i love things like this especially by people who can captivate you to listen and be interested in topics that are interesting but some people make it boring

[@swsfa1111]

i came so early she laughed and told all her friends 😔

[@malachipittman367]

LMAOOO IM TOO HIGH FOR THIS SHIT 🤣

[@ioneenknobru1827]

@@malachipittman367 right 😂

[@blackphoenix77]

Bro what 😂😂😂😂

[@dr.clockworks4_7]

Hol up

[@chaosloki1065]

You the SHIT Jon Solo. I love your videos. It adds to my knowledge on mythology. Can you do one on Mermaids?

[@HakonNordhaug]

As a norse pagan, norwegian... Marvels version of Åsgard and Åsatru, makes me slightly bothered.

[@troop22airsoft7]

Nice

[@jesserichards5582]

Yes marvels version really messes everything up

[@GazderVarun]

Could you please point us in the right direction, where we could get more of the real information.

[@ThatGuyEclipz330]

How so specifically? I am aware of the all father's story in the Veddas but I would love to hear the opinions of practicing pagan

[@jesserichards5582]

@@GazderVarun "the prose edda" & "the poetic edda"

[@limm_ee]

Hey man, you look great with the facial hair! Can't get enough of the casual way you deliver your jokes, they get me every time

[@Lillian2167]

The beard's coming along very nicely, Jon. ;3

[@Darvit_Nu]

Many thanks for covering some of the Norse lore of my ancestors! It seems there are many people still interested in the old ones and it really warms my heart to see this :) Stay safe & stay strong! SKAL! (cheers! / Bless!)

[@ScottieD813]

It's great to finally find out where "bad poetry" comes from. Some call it, "Odin Poo", some call it, "bad poetry" I call it, "mumble rap". At least I'm not judging people for their grammar. (Ba da dum dum tshh)

[@earlstanley7914]

Jon your one of the funniest influencers online. You are doing gods work, or odins or whoever! Keep the content coming you are awesome!

[@shireenqasimm]

Just discovered your channel during early quarantine and I have to say, I'm hooked! Keep the good work up :)

[@rolandomedina8513]

Here is a fun fact, watching jon solo explain all this norse mythos is leaving bifrost stains on my undies. Really appreciate all the content you spent making, some seriously mind blowing stories here.

[@THOMAS-oc3th]

Is it me or I being coming more intellectual by watching John Solo

[@TheRealReVeLaTioN]

Being coming... 😆 Maybe it’s just you but most intellectuals would use the edit option. Sorry, my 7 year old pointed this comment out and I had to say something. But thank you! It’s not easy getting him to actually read.

[@THOMAS-oc3th]

@@TheRealReVeLaTioN Yes your right I should check my grammer

[@TheRealReVeLaTioN]

@@THOMAS-oc3th don't get me wrong... I agree with what you obviously meant. That's why I encourage my little ones to watch this channel! After watching 7-9 videos in a row, you do feel smarter!😄

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@TheRealReVeLaTioN what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Chthulhu or It

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@THOMAS-oc3th what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of these: Street Fighter Ranma ½ Dragon Ball Naruto Shippuden Overlord Kanokon King Of Fighters Inuyasha Yu Yu Hakusho Shaman King Sailor Moon Tokyo Mew Mew Sarazanmai Demon Slayer Kimetsu No Yaiba Ge Ge Ge No Kitarou Highschool D x D Rosario + Vampire Sword Art Online Attack on Titan Kengan Ashura Senran Kagura Beyblade Bakugan Digimon Pokemon Yu Gi Oh Yo Kai Watch

[@XandriaPolish]

This was EPIC. Time well spent Solo Well done, thy good and faithful YTuber

[@EggPalette]

When I think if Mimir now... I just think of that lovable loud mouth Mimir, from God of War 😭

[@johnjones2nd667]

I can't wait until you make it up to us because I am going to watch all of these future installments at least five times a piece. I can't wait!

[@wesleycolvin7158]

Mimir's 'tales' cover 'the vicious Allfather' in pretty decent length and surprising amount of accuracy to the actual myth.

[@2xdrews]

considering how little time you have, I think you get some of the most important things about Odin with. But yes there is a lot missing and I look forward to you doing more episodes with Nordic gods. Love a Dane

[@StormGod-X]

Great video man.. When I was researching about the All-Father, I discovered that Odin was one of the few Norse God's that demanded human sacrifice every now and then to secure victory in battle. He was also known as a liar, murderer, deceiver and oath breaker. All cruel and cold hearted acts were committed in the pursuit of knowledge, understanding and wisdom. Funny thing too is, an oath made to Odin could never be broken, it was one of, if not the biggest taboo in the Norse peoples relationship with the gods.. Yet Odin himself was known to brake an oath or two, when it meant he would obtain more knowledge. Lastly, he was known in his earliest times among the Germanic peoples as a God of War and storms. And I find that interesting that as he rose in status, his son Thor took on that mantle. Great video man, I know to cover everything on him, would take like a 1-3hr video. He's so complex as you stated and is obviously my favorite of the Norse Pantheon.. Also, I think Odin would be proud of your beard.

[@a.j.collins976]

Good job Jon! You're videos always make my day!! I love the time and effort you put into them!!!

[@bragebjelker2879]

4:27 I just want to point out that the reason we know so little about a lot of the things that "happened to the gods" is because the young and old Edda does in difference to the Bible not contain the full story of the religion (as it practically was at that time). The poetic Edda (the elder Edda) only contains stories about the gods and what they did. But most likely those are only a very small portion of the stories that was being told back in the viking age. So there is/was probably a reason why Odin became the ruler. And there is/was probably a full story about the time Odin sacrificed his eye for wisdom. We have to remember even the Poetic Edda was written about 200 years after the viking age

[@asneakylawngnome5792]

I want a full song of your intro so bad. It’s so catchy and I look forward to hearing it every video lol

[@shamarvick950]

Sprightly your welcome

[@asneakylawngnome5792]

@@shamarvick950 you’re fuckin’ awesome! Thank you so much! I thought it was an intro he made just for his channel. Although, I didn’t know it would just keep repeating itself 😅

[@shamarvick950]

@@asneakylawngnome5792 anytime that's wat we here for

[@hdofu]

Aww was hoping for the now to be from American gods, Mr. Wednesday.

[@Pastamist]

Mr Wednesday is based on the myth Odin. Basically if he went to America

[@RedSpice84]

I really like the beard...and loved this week's messed up origins vid!

[@river_the_nb]

I’m not used to being this early- Hello everyone

[@fal3ing440]

Hello have a good day. 😊

[@crimsonsilvermoon]

@@fal3ing440 you too!

[@kenken8391]

Hiii

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Hello there

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

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[@crab4993]

I LOVE YOUR OUTRO SONG

[@capsicl.e]

The beard coming in strong 😎😂

[@gordonthelegend]

So close to 1 million, you deserve it

[@celticpoet21]

Odin is also in the Neil Gaiman novel "American Gods" who goes by "Mr. Wednesday". He is played by Ian McShane on the Starz Tv series adaptation of the novel, which is now in its third season. Many, many other deities and folklore figures appear as well. I highly recommend you check out either one.

[@tareeves7487]

I seriously love the new look! Keep up the awesome content!

[@houselightkell]

Since there's gonna be a Loki series on Disney soon, it should explore the story of Loki with all his children including Fenrir

[@robbiek2958]

Odin has worse children than fenrir

[@brockpha9424]

I'm at the Jon Solo Presents screen 0:03 and already know this is gonna be awesome

[@ryanthaiable]

i've been binging american gods and Mr. Wednesday has become my favorite character

[@chisengakim6827]

Lmao

[@nasomeeking1367]

@@chisengakim6827 what's funny about that?

[@273Gravity]

I'm impressed! Love that this video ties into your past ones. It's like you're feeding me a meal one airplane spoon full at a time!

[@charitychapman3181]

I know the Epic Rap Battle of History was Zeus vs Thor, but who would win if it was Zeus vs Odin?

[@HTMN161]

Charity Chapman no one both as powerful as each other’s

[@CatraTheEverLiving]

Odin

[@lunawolfheart336]

Odin would win because he's assostated with poems and rap is basically a form of poetry.

[@Silentbob1494]

well, it's widely thought that Odin and Zeus were the same god, just interpreted differently by different cultures. That being said, clearly Odin would absolutely MURDER THE FUCK out of Zeus, fight me on it.

[@HTMN161]

Beau Chance nah

[@dracone4370]

Fun fact the day Thursday gets its name from Thor's Day, yes Thor has an entire day of the week dedicated to him (as if he couldn't have enough of a massive ego), and Friday gets its name from Frigga's/Frigg's Day, yes Frigga/Frigg also has an entire day of the week dedicated to her (but she is the queen of the Aesir, so it kind of makes sense). Also, one of Odin's Aliases, when he walked amongst mortals on Midgard, was "The Gray Wanderer" and the description of this persona sounds eerily similar to how the figure of Gandalf the Gray, who ironically also has the same moniker, from JRR Tolkien's works is described. Maybe at some point, Jon could do videos on the origins of the names of day and months, it might be an interesting experience, although he'll probably need to call in Tristan from Name Explain for collab on those things because diving into and explaining the name of things is very much up his alley, his channel's name even tells you that.

[@williamrust374]

In some legends Odin asked Freyja fo the secrets of the runes and sge told him to hang himself from Yggdrasill and look into the well of Wyrd. The wife finds it funny that Odin asks Freyja for a secret and she tells him to go hang himself.

[@Linevampirediaries]

I like the way you start by assuming that people know of Odin through the Thor movies ... but since I never saw them, you gave me a good reason to still not watch them. Nothing against Marvel, but I grew up with the stories of Norse Mythology and generally know them by heart. My father read them for me when I was a child, as he thought it was much more entertaining and something we could bond over during night time. So through out my childhood Norse Mythology and especially Odin and Thor have been a huge part of my life - I even live in a city named after the Alfather, Odense in Denmark (guess my nationality, hint: it starts with a D). These stories of Odin during the weirdest things to gain knowledge has been a huge inspiration ... not to go and hang myself or take out an eye, but to strife after what I want in life and then not take the easy way out.

[@LordWednesday02]

I highly disagree with him on several references and the fact that he was "shunned" in norse culture and didn't care about honor is completely wrong

[@anthonylangley6843]

Hes wrong about alot. Like Fenris being inspired by fenrir.. fenris is the actual name. Fenrisulfr or Swamp Wolf. Odin being shunned, etc.

[@anthonylangley6843]

Half the warriors going to Valhall. Odins warriors were chosen long ago and its nowhere near half. Half go to Freya and Folkvangr(her hall). And he said ragnarok was against Hel. Which is just where normal people go when they die and isnt a bad place. Basically just another world.

[@LordWednesday02]

@@anthonylangley6843 Exactly. At least someone understands. I admittedly didn't finish the entire video because I couldn't stomach it.

[@Blackiice69]

Odin wasn’t concerned about HONOR????? Well if a warrior DIDNT have HONOR he wasn’t getting into VALHALLA!!!!!!!!!!! Valkyries are called “Choosers Of The Slain” for a reason!!!

[@LordWednesday02]

@@Blackiice69 Correction, their name translates to "the choosers of the honored dead/fallen"

[@nyahburke3892]

Congrats on your engagement jon

[@jessicafreeborn4997]

Never thought I’d hear “poo poo and farts” said in a gangsta voice 😂😂

[@trakahatsoff4520]

Keep up the good work Jon Solo.

[@RedRose-zc3ge]

*Scrolling through the comments I’m search of a Magnus Chase reference*

[@bruciewayn3]

YEASSSSSSSS. I've read everything Rick Riordan has EVER written

[@Siriwarbreakerskz]

You're the only one I've found so far😭

[@bruciewayn3]

@@Siriwarbreakerskz It’s the 2 of us against the world 😭😭😭

[@fishydangerous1367]

Same

[@jessicagreer777]

As an asatru, I gotta say good show, you did great with the info on Odin, cool fact they used his image as the hanged man in tarot decks (yes not traditional to asatru as runes is but still cool). Freyja also taught him seidr (magic). But again good show great research keep being awesome. Skal

[@matikashu6033]

“Odin, is with us!” Is it Aa-dehn or oh-dinn

[@bellaknightR597]

Its Oh-Den

[@matikashu6033]

@@bellaknightR597 Oh, ok. Thank you.

[@BeatlesCirca1963]

Or any of the other ones he mentioned if you wanna be ✨fancy✨

[@eltonsmor]

For a scandinavian its odin w the o sounding like the o in over

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@bellaknightR597 what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Chthulhu or It

[@sashafairywren3837]

Love the compare and contrast! Good job!

[@tyresecowans2436]

Would love how you could tie in the Norse mythology from the Assassins Creed Valhalla game

[@That_Stinger_GT5]

John these series are the most amazing thing on youtube!

[@The_Omega_Studio]

Non Pagans: "Well Ragnarok happens that's the end of the world." Pagans: "Alright so how many cycles have we been through now? 6 million? Ah okay." lmao

[@Itztacho]

I’m kind of excited for him to actually learn Norse mythology because he’s gonna start doing dark myths in Norse mythology and Loki will be everyone’s favorite (if ya know ya know)

[@Slapnuts9627]

A lot of modern pagans do not believe in Ragnorok since it might have Christian origin.

[@HakonNordhaug]

Fun history fact tidbit, mixed in with norse mythology! The start of Ragnarök will be the coming of fimbulwinter,(allso known as Vargrvretr or fimbulvetr) This is a cold winter that will kill most people, and is said to be three winters following eachother, without spring, summer or autumn. Where winds blow hard, and cold from all directions, and is insufferably cold! Now for the history bit! Fimbulwinter is based on real events! The mythology might be related to the extreme weather effects that happened around 535-536 which resulted in a notable drop in temperature across northern Europe. There have also been several popular ideas about whether the particular piece of mythology has a connection to the climate change that occurred in the Nordic countries at the end of the nordic Bronze age from about 650 BC. Yay history!

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@Slapnuts9627 what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Puppy in my pocket adventures in Pocketville

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@Itztacho what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Gravity Falls

[@amberstarfish8119]

OMG yes thank you! I love it when you cover Norse mythology, it's one of my favorite pantheons! I'm totally digging that super cool Celtic knotwork hoodie!

[@funkegeorge6410]

Jon liking my comment would literally make my year ❤️❤️

[@bruciewayn3]

alas, your year hasn't been made

[@jereomedavies1451]

Ya know I haven't watched you since earlier last 2020 or late 2019 and I'm loving the the setup and goatee.

[@jereomedavies1451]

I mean't early 2020

[@Fl0rales]

The only movie where I heard if Odin was from "The mask"

[@ericksalgado4859]

Looking the turn your videos are going, even the music. I love Lore and Mythology since i was a kid . And seeing your videos just makes me feel like a kid again. Full of wonder and love for knowledge. Keep it up Jon. Love your vids.

[@Rawr98]

Please watch the danish cartoon “Valhalla” (dubbed in English haha). I grew up watching this stuff about the Norse gods

[@Moomoothemost]

Thank you for keep us all sane ❤️

[@Globerdad]

Hela is Loki's daughter, not Odins.

[@nana10967]

He said that in the vid.

[@Globerdad]

I follow Odin.

[@mikeyrambo2742]

Yes you are right but at the same time loki isn't a Norse god he was a character originally written in the pros edda which was written by a Christian ther is no story's of loki or his children before that point. meaning all the story of loki that we know of wher actually made by Christians not the Norse pegan people.

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@Globerdad what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Gravity Falls

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@nana10967 what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Puppy in my pocket adventures in Pocketville or My Little Pony Friendship is Magic

[@alejandrogonzales7022]

I love the painting you have back there. One dog goes one way, the other dog goes the other way, and this guy's sayin', "Whadda ya want from me?'

[@ulvjenta88]

Butchering almost all the names 😅 But i love to hear nordik stories still lives 😊

[@satanswife2546]

Haha

[@HakonNordhaug]

Hei på deg!

[@ulvjenta88]

@@HakonNordhaug hei hei på deg 😆

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@ulvjenta88 what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Puppy in my pocket adventures in Pocketville or My Little Pony Friendship is Magic

[@ulvjenta88]

@@tijanamilenkovic3425 the what now?

[@Shaddowkhan]

I'm playing GOW: Ragnarök right now. Your series has been great.

[@grapeshot]

Farting out poetry. In other words talking 💩

[@sallymccurry337]

Hey Jon Solo, been a huge fan and I love myths and folklore. Wondering if could go into detail and dissect the myths of Atlantis. By the way, love the Norse mythology

[@dafttool]

Curious how the Norse Odin & Egyptian Horus both had eyes plucked out. 🧐

[@mikeyrambo2742]

Oden didn't have his eye plucked out he sacrifice it to gaine the knowledge of the runes.

[@jinolin9062]

Wasn't it Ra not Horus. Also what about Osiris?

[@dafttool]

@@jinolin9062 Eye of Ra is something else. Look it up. Says something about the feminine aspect of the Sun God Ra. Eye of Horus is the one you see in Egyptian art. Set gouged out Horus’ left eye. Osiris was the father of Horus. Osiris was killed by Set, first by trapping him in a coffin & dumping him in the Nile, & then later Set cuts up his body into 14 pieces. All were gathered by Isis except his phallus, which was eaten by a fish. Isis conceived Horus after she fashioned Osiris’ Frankenstein corpse with a new golden phallus. And in a weird twist, Horus later kills his mother Isis when she interfered with his fight with Set.

[@TheOverLook]

Egyptian, Norse, and Greek all have the river Styx as well. They share many similarities.

[@dafttool]

@@TheOverLook Especially with their originators, the Anunnaki of the Ancient Sumerians 🧐

[@jrsanders1212]

Good vid, I did not learn anything new, but I am a fan of Norse myths.

[@khodexus4963]

Um, original norse berserkers did not "run into battle without armor", they were in fact, elite body guards or champions who had better armor and equipment than most other warriors.

[@mistyfricke9579]

You are sounding a lot better now Jon this week and last week also. So 😃 about that

[@JoeMama-kj7bq]

*If it's Norse or Greek, it's messed up.*

[@mikeyrambo2742]

No that is not true if anything christianity is the one that is messed up thay slurred us by the thousands just because we would not convert.

[@mistletoe3343]

@@mikeyrambo2742 facts

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@mistletoe3343 what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Chthulhu or It

[@JoeMama-kj7bq]

@@mikeyrambo2742 *Atleast Christians don't have incest gods who rule in fear.*

[@mikeyrambo2742]

@@JoeMama-kj7bq that's bull shit thay have a god that likes to send children to hell so he can torture them because they accidentally sinned and ya are gods mite have some insest but thay dont rule thrue feer un like the Christian god are gods dont therein eternal damnashion just because we did want to fallow ther teachings.

[@TinyEpics]

Really great channel. How did I just now find out about it? Time to catch up!

[@brianruebelmann9414]

Poetry wasn't considered feminine. Alot of warriors were poets.

[@azazelcolt2937]

Lol read history more

[@zahraheydari1811]

First you played a age of mythology song during you video then you show age of mythology's version of Thor, I'm convinced you've played and I'm extremely happy

[@vinceadams662]

always look forward to your humorous knowledge punch to the ears each week... hell each day

[@shu7649]

I love your channel. I'm a fan for 6 days and I already love it.