The Mummy 1999 and EGYPTOMANIA!

[@parrishm1350]

Came to eyeball the AIDS video, staying to eyeball every other video. Loved this one!

[@DJDiskmachine]

Omgosh, same here! =)

[@KEvronista]

hard to resist a good opportunity to binge! KEvron

[@BirthquakeRecords]

SAME. Came to learn about AIDS, stayed to watch *1999’s The Mummy* content. The Eyeballs have served me well

[@DaveFurbush]

Thought Slime sent me for the AIDS video. Watched every video. Subbed with notifications. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@tiffanyhurley9608]

As a egyptian history fanatic(?), you reading Carter's passage was just 😙👌 Thank you for that ❤

[@anthonyhayes1267]

The man certainly knew how to express himself

[@amandareynolds-gregg5962]

I became fascinated by ancient Egypt because of the 1999 film. Great video!

[@alistarhaak9212]

Your enthusiasm is an absolute delight! Like a cool glass of lemonade on a warm summer's day, refreshing, sweet, and sour. Both these The Mummy (1999) videos rock!

[@hogweed23]

King Tut Lemons. I don't have the words.

[@hootsyoutube]

LIKE WHAT MAKES THEM KING TUT

[@d3nza482]

@@hootsyoutube Their royally golden hue and opulence of such exotic fruit fit for a king? It was the 1920s. Lemons were exotic fruit from hot, southern, meridians. Also, yellow, like gold. Sort of like how even now one might be excused for thinking that ice cream is made from penguins and penguin products.

[@price561]

All The Mummy content is worthy content.

[@hootsyoutube]

All Mummy content, all the time.

[@anadraham2995]

💌 Simply fantastic. Top notch production value dances with engaging telling of story. Would visit again! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@TheDarthbinky]

Another eyeball devotee giving another sub.

[@srenchin]

I really dig cute flapper look, great video!

[@Iamchrisshorts]

Letsssss GO!!!! 💙 this was my entire childhood obsession 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@sentientbakedziti]

I'm only slightly embarrassed to say that my only tattoo is of the Eye of Horus

[@searchingfororion]

I would not have been able to resist at least a **wink** of a Steve Martin clip.

[@Purpurschwarz1]

Cool video! Thank you for sharing!

[@ahmadtharwat2670]

Excellent video full of descriptive details about ancient egypt. You are so educated and excited about Pharaoh civilization. Thank you so much

[@sugarface88]

awesome outfit at the end

[@sugar_walls]

why is this channel so good

[@vicepresident7365]

Another one here via the eyeball zone ( you must obey the eyeball, you will obey the eyeball, lol ) ThoughtSlime's link for the AIDS doco and well here i am watching the next one, Oh and I am in love with your eyes they have completely entranced me .... umm yes, and thanks for making great thought provoking content !!!

[@DJDiskmachine]

Very very great video!

[@freshcranberries]

Such a cool video, Hoots!! Honestly never even thought about what the tombs looked like as they were originally found so THANK YOU for including the colourised photos with the soft music because wow I was enthralled. Gonna go off and do more research about that now!! But... after I watch every single video of yours because they're even more enthralling ;]

[@Hyphonz]

Awesome!

[@surferdio]

Please narrate more things. Your voice is honey.

[@benjaminerickson9732]

Puts a new light on what was going on with Joseph Smith and the Mormons and why he was under such pressure to use his powers of translation on items from a traveling salesman. The people pooled a large amount of their money and bought a papyri and the Book of Abraham was born.

[@Nathan-md5nf]

Your channel is awesome wtf

[@Pooknottin]

Yknow, the flapper phenomenon was pretty interesting as I understand it. Go on Hoots, you know you want to. ;)

[@dl-zf9dj]

Love it

[@Duragizer8775]

_Stargate_ (the movie, not the various & sundry TV shows) gave me Egyptomania. I may never have watched the Brendan Fraser _Mummy_ films if I hadn't been a _Stargate_ fan first. I still have a strong appreciation for ancient Egyptian culture, and the Giza Pyramid Complex is among the top 4 ancient sites I most want to visit (but likely never will, 'cause capitalism doesn't allow the poors to travel).

[@hootsyoutube]

My mom is probably the biggest SG1 fan.

[@hootsyoutube]

She also liked the movie but that tv show was always on in my house growing up.

[@nancyh4889]

@@hootsyoutube annnnnnnnnnnndddddd I am currently playing it on my work at home days, supposedly as white noise, but I probably actually watch more than I should. :-)

[@fornamnefternamn1532]

Wow, I feel I want some egyptomania too! But I want it without Cruise please! :D

[@arturo182]

Very informative, thanks!

[@Volvandese]

The creation of the Mummy 1999 is itself arguably a result of a smaller 90s bump of Egyptomania partially driven by the 1995 Kent R Weeks excavation of KV5.

[@derekkrumel1407]

damn I thought you were joking but you really did it.

[@specialgems]

🔥🔥

[@waaurufu]

There is one constant of human history: Any civilization that isn't Egypt will be mystified by Egypt.

[@justinwatson1510]

I wonder how old a gravesite has to be before robbing it crosses over from being creepy & illegal to an academic exercise (or business venture?) Could I go to a cemetery and start digging as long as I take meticulous notes and try to publish my findings? Do we have to limit ourselves to former Heads of State? I should probably go back to sleep.

[@banquetoftheleviathan1404]

If they are rich, yesterday.

[@jacobvardy]

Just a comment to ward off the curse of the algorithm.

[@ayadean3491]

love me some conolization talk in the morning dkdk no but for real great video!!

[@alisaurus4224]

Fun fact: Lord Carnarvan lived in Highclere Castle, aka Downton Abbey

[@Wonkothenormal]

Also fun fact the grandchild of that Lord Carnavon was a good friend of the late Queen Elizabeth 2nd. And that earl Canarvon wad featured in the the Netflix series The Crown. He was then known as Porchey.

[@MCDreng]

I didn't know Downton Abbey was a real place, thought it was a fictional creation for the show lol

[@alisaurus4224]

@@MCDreng Downton Abbey is fictional but is filmed in a real hereditary castle, that a noble family still lives in part of-though most rooms are rented out for filming or photography

[@MCDreng]

@@alisaurus4224 ah ok. makes sense.

[@henrywilderthings]

Well , I hope your 2023 was better 😂

[@Nagoragama]

Egypt

[@maclark88]

More eyeballs

[@banquetoftheleviathan1404]

They got a god who got a scarab for a head, its just a dung beetle btw. His name was khepri and he was the one who pushed the sun across the sky like a flaming ball of shit. Fuckin sick character design tho, i drew an robot based off the design and hes the horse man of war in my story. The others are a butterfly, a scorpion, and a locust. They try to help humans fix the environment but the humans wanna keep doing capitalism so they end up having to kick humans off the planet temporarily so they can dispose of waste and plant trees n shit then people can come back if they agree to be good

[@searchingfororion]

I know this was awhile ago but everything about your comment is simultaneously hilarious and awesome. (I happen to have a statue of Anubis and the Sphinx - both of which came into my possession under bizarre circumstances, "Because it seemed like you should have this.")

[@iopohable]

Algorithms for the algorithm god

[@katekursive1370]

Algo

[@RABoof]

👀

[@WBWhiting]

/s But as a white European-descent guy, why should I be interested in other cultures if I can't make them about MEEEEEE!!!1!