The Sons of Ragnar: Ivar the Boneless

[@PermanentHigh]

Ivar's adult actor is ridiculously good.

[@dmal_2229]

PermanentHigh and sexy😍

[@yaritzatr7448]

PermanentHigh Alex Høgh?

[@PermanentHigh]

Yaritza T. Rivvera Yeah

[@liesdamnliesandstatsweird1934]

PermanentHigh Ivar's adult character is ridiculously good looking, to boot.

[@elsakristina2689]

Lies, damn lies, and stats true that!

[@barbiquearea]

The guy who plays Ivar would have made a great Ramsay.

[@sarahgray430]

I find the characters very similar, and both actors are weirdly attractive.

[@raiderwarrior2725]

What a great Character and excellent actor. He's the star of this season..

[@TwistedMind6969]

This is going to be good. Can't wait for this season!

[@SATYR.lb.Official]

Gabriela Gagnier can't wait for you to be my wife

[@PVmedia1]

dehydrated much?

[@TwistedMind6969]

CaptGamer 101 It's ok, I accept the compliment.

[@SATYR.lb.Official]

Gabriela Gagnier ❤️

[@666MaRius9991]

bunch of thirsty kids here,none of you could handle a wife lmfao

[@katherineblackwater6717]

Ivar is going to steal the show. And it's "eevar" not "ayvar", as they say it in the show.

[@AlphaWolf789]

he was actually a real guy believe it or not lol

[@katherineblackwater6717]

?

[@AlphaWolf789]

Kate Morningstar Ivar the Boneless was an actual viking

[@katherineblackwater6717]

Blackhood AlphaWolf And what in my initial comment tells you that I don't know he is a historical figure? :)

[@AlphaWolf789]

Kate Morningstar i was just saying sorry i didn't know i was talking to a rude woman......

[@jivkotodorov84]

Ivar the Boneless was called Boneless probably because he was very flexible, not because he was crippled. He have been described as Berserker. Ivar was a king - in this time crippled person cant lead a viking army or become king. However nobody know the true story of Ivar or how he look.

[@LunchBXcrue]

jivkotodorov84 I read that there were many interpretations of why he was called that, another possibility is he was impotent and it was a slander name given to him. He could have also been called that because of flexibility or limberness cause he was said to have been a great and strong warrior, a feat I don't see someone with extreme physical deformities accomplishing.

[@SATYR.lb.Official]

jivkotodorov84 probably he didn't have a dick and was assexual (can't bone his wife

[@jivkotodorov84]

Musicians From Mars The sagas tell for him that he was berserker - the berserkers were viking warrior elite. The same sagas tell that he didnt have bones at all ( something unique) - not that he was crippled.

[@thejamig808]

i believe it was because he liked the drink. boneless or benløs in Danish is being drunk.

[@jivkotodorov84]

***** Its logical - vikings like drinking.

[@mierzhen]

0:59 minute i saw that scene, I was like "OHHH SHIT!!!"

[@Gahlahad431]

ROFL...Floki revelled in his Magnificence :D

[@Syndor12]

"Ivar isn't reckless, he has a lot of self control" Are you fucking kidding me?! The guy who has almost killed his brother multiple times and won't stop trying to kill Lagertha has "self control".

[@kerenchapuch]

Najlepszy aktor jakiegokolwiek widziałam... Niesamowity talent👍👍💪💪... Brawo Alex 👍👍

[@MichaelClaudio13]

hands down favorite character on the show i cant wait to see them explore his triumphs!

[@BrandyPeyton72]

Alex Hogh Anderson plays him so good.

[@LunchBXcrue]

So a few years ago I was doing genealogy on my last name (McIvor) and it turns out McIvor means son of iomhar, and iomhar is a Gaelic derivative of ivarr! My family has been in Canada for a very long time but migrated from Northern Ireland. That's about as far back as I could get so I couldn't figure out where they came to Ireland from but ooo it would be cool to be a distant relative of Ragnar

[@christoffert.cbadass1012]

Bring me Peter pan sorry to break it down but i doubth

[@vaahtobileet]

I literally scrolled down the comments to see if there's another one of these "guess what guys I'm related to Ragnar" comments and it's the first one lol.

[@MeanGuy969]

Ypu guys still could be. Vikings lord obviously had a lot of sex with lot of women. Genghis has 8% of Asian as his decendent.

[@vaahtobileet]

Yea if Ragnar was a real person, a shitload of European (and worldwide) people would be related to him by now. The Vikings spread wide.

[@JennaWallgren]

It's still possible, Sigurd has something like forty thousand descendants worldwide, I'm assuming that Ivar must have nearly as many.

[@Andy-xt9zd]

0:54 his haircut is so nice

[@itzfrizzer5394]

I mean look at THOUGHS eyes when the scene at "Ivan wake up"

[@dexplays3298]

One of the most best ruler, history has even seen.

[@StarshipTrooper4231]

1:20 - that dialect... even the actors from Scandinavia dont talk like that.

[@Victard]

He's danish... So.. ehm. Yea.

[@StarshipTrooper4231]

Cred1ble I noticed that later. Floki have the typical swedish accent, The others just sound really weird. The actor of Jarl Borg is from scandinavia too right? He sounds more american....

[@Victard]

Neither the actor of Ivar or Scandinavian people speak English like Ivar, I think they make him use that voice/accent to give the character more speciallity

[@danamariiexo15]

Yeah the guy who played Jarl Borg is Scandinavian. Also the guy who played Erlunder. The guy who plays floki is a Gustaf Skarsgård, son of Stellan Skarsgard. Swedish, and most of the kids are actors.

[@54markl]

Ivar had a son named Gumarik, who was the real Rollo's best friend. Rollo was only a distant cousin of Ragnar's, and was just a child when Ragnar died. He never met Ragnar, though Ragnar's grandson was his best friend.

[@christoffert.cbadass1012]

well im noirse and here is a explonation on boneless. in sweden, idont know if its likley in denmark and norway but bone has in sweden two meanings which is leg and the bone. so someone problaby translated it wrong.

[@vanefreja86]

Same in DK :)

[@redberry0922]

i have got see ivar also too in the movie film hammer of the gods(where he was played by from the actor of king aelle in on vikings)but there he died in a stupid idiothic way in the forest

[@klangoxp]

Was that Þórunn at the end, fighting with Ivar? Please, no, her character is a pain in the ass

[@shervinasgari6314]

No

[@sarahgray430]

All of Bjorn's girlfriends have been pains in the ass...Thorunn was actually the least annoying! Maybe Bjorn will find a nice girl his own size in Italy!

[@loljayjaylol18]

I don´t want to wait .... I want it now ... can´t wait ...

[@sliturarse]

he talks and acts just like Ragnar Lothbrok. He's good!!! I mean GOOD!

[@RTSG_Prism]

Most of the characters in Vikings are also in Crusader Kings 2

[@Safkiar]

Great role for this actor. :))

[@Odinsson90]

I heard a theory that is was mistranslation of his nickname and that he was really called Ivar the Hated wich makes more sense to me than Boneless. He was one of the most ruthless Vikings in Norse history wich would be impossible in those day if was a cripple like in the show. In real life babies with condition like Ivar's were killed just like Spartans used to do with babies who were deformed or had some condition

[@sandro3182]

he had Osteogenesis Imperfetta at list in movie, he has blue sclera (white of eye), thing that is characteristic for this disease

[@elsakristina2689]

Anyone else think he looks like Tsar Nicholas II in pictures of him as a teenager?

[@DJCal_Z]

Logistically, Hungerford, Bekshire (Hingwar's Ford) where Hingwar south of Oxford where the Biddles work where Ivar drowned during war vs Wessex could have been brought north of Oxford where Repton is... Also Ragner per the Saga of Ragnar was a tall large person, which means his son could have been taller if his wife was also tall.. Furthermore, if he had so much testosterone but could not have children he would be EXOS (cruel) and if I had more than 4 brothers they would definately make fun of a big strong man and call him funny names such as Boneless... Danish have cold humor... Ivar could definately be like his father Ragnar a big person Ivar was not crippled but a big giant person 9 feet tall... This theory makes more sense.

[@bIaZze778]

whats the music playing in the background?

[@stevemyopinion423]

some say it was a joke, and he was a HUGE monster of a man. kind of like calling a bold dude cury.

[@joshvision9501]

You should upload Hvitserk and Sigurd's

[@cgavin1]

If you can't fight a man, you need to inspire the loyalty of men to protect you from those who would. Being a sadistic psychopathy won't do it.

[@VelkanKiador]

Well the thing about Ivar is that he is a really good leader. His people were happy, safe and prosperous under his leadership. He was also a genius military strategist and rarely if ever lost a war. People might not like Ivar and wouldn't want to personally know him but they would definitively want him as their leader. That he is a sadistic psychopath doesn't matter to his people when he is making everything better for them.

[@CanalDaDonaAranha]

True. That is what some people can't understand, his people liked and respected him. He ruled for Vikings and protected Vikings values in a very brutal and bloody time.

[@charles1964]

I thought the sex before 3 days was when Sigurd "Snake in the Eye" was born? not Ivar.

[@ducksauce9187]

Sigurd was born then Ragnar forced himself on her making her pregnant with Ivar

[@MsTheeloisa]

Why are his eyes blue? I mean the part which should be white

It might be effect of the camera to make his eyes more noticeable, but the disease Ivar had (presumably brittle bone disease or osteogenesis imperfecta), has this peculiarity, the sclera sometimes tends to be blue

[@MsTheeloisa]

Estefana Lomelí Why I googled osteogenesis imperfecta....I didn't know that. The more you know.

[@soknheith3259]

Also, the Ragnar's eyes is blue sometimes during the story.

hahaha Trypophobia everywhere!!! bloody bones structure ugh! And yep, it might be also the result of trying to emphasize the blue eyes...

[@MsCST11]

Osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) is a group of genetic disorders that mainly affect the bones. It results in bones that break easily. The severity may be mild to severe.[1] Other symptoms may include a blue tinge to the whites of the eye, short height,

[@doge9858]

Ivar pranked that little kid

[@rexrivers2220]

What episode did ivar kills that child?

[@kcmcclary569]

Ivar the boneless!

[@AmenraRobinson]

What if some girl gave him this name because he couldn't get it up and he paid scribes to twist his tale

[@pdav9902]

where can I find a website for the entire series as clear as this video

[@NEOBRUTALISM]

i'm waiting............................

[@54markl]

The real Ivar was not crippled at all, he had an eating disorder and he was extremely fat. I know the TV series won't show this, but during a war in Sweden, his brothers threw him onto a Magical Cow that the enemy had and he crushed it with his sheer weight. The real Ivar loved all his brothers, and he never killed Sigurd. Sigurd became the King of Denmark and his wife was Bleja, daughter of King Aella (who was killed in battle with the Vikings, not blood-eagled). In his forties Sigurd was killed by the usurper Olof, the illegitimate son of Bjorn Ironside. Sigurd's son Hardeknud is an ancestor of every single king in Europe today, very inaccurate that Hirsch killed him. A Dane should have made this very good series, it would have been more accurate. Is Chumley of Pawn Stars the show runner?

[@markgrice8088]

Ivar took the gloroius city of Eoforwic..later Jorvik, is that not credit enough :) SKAL!!

[@StarshipTrooper4231]

mark grice Shell? Crust? dont get that last word in caps...

[@ohthefates123ify]

It's a toast, sort of like saying cheers

[@sexyadolf6136]

mark grice Jorvik was a kingdom his brother Halfdan made not Ivar

[@StarshipTrooper4231]

colleen brown Yeah. I know. Skål!

[@bryanquijanesortega3221]

Sexy Adolf It was a gift from Ivar and Ubba to Halfdan, Ivar and Ubba also took Dublin, Mercia, East Anglia and part of Wales. But we would never know for sure, maybe you are right. There are many good books about it, but I prefer the epic history novels. The one written by Bernard Cornwell is my favorite, I invite you to read it.

[@ryufight7987]

lol has a great deal of self control then goes off and axes the Shit out of his brother ..

[@sajidaanza4771]

but he did search Wikipedia

[@SearchSagath]

the roundest face ever

[@lunkorsioltam2371]

Remember ..,#{{] " Sun Tzu .."""

[@SkillsofAesthetics]

found out who is his look a like!..harry styles

[@auggun14]

Dont get me wrong love some ubba But jeez Him and the other two are so uninteresting

[@lunkorsioltam2371]

??????

[@TheTargaryen91]

ee var? I thought it was Ivar

[@Aethgeir]

They pronounce it incorrectly on the show. I love the show, but it's full of inaccuracies.

[@Gamaoyabi]

Ivar is just english pronounciation, and only in english. In all other european lauguages groups, pronounciation is as you wrote "ee var" and it should be hard, not soft.

[@LunchBXcrue]

Natasha Kelly we don't really know, there isn't very much in the way or recorded history of the Norsemen from what I understand, a lot of what we know comes from runes and prose Edda, and I think there's another one called sagas that is from the later period and tells about travels and migrations of some families (and I think family history maybe?) so I don't think we actually know with 100% certainty what pronunciations were correct. At least I think I could be 110% wrong lol

[@TheTargaryen91]

I just think Ivar sounds nicer than eevar thanks for everyone's replies

[@Aethgeir]

Bring me Peter pan Actually, most of what we know of Old Norse pronunciation comes from comparisons with the Icelandic language which was isolated for so long that it remains the closest modern equivalent. The Sagas are the recorded body of Scaldic (Bardic) poetry which was the oral tradition used to record Norse legends and histories. The Prose Edda is just one of these. However, little of this was written down until the 14th century, so they aren't particularly reliable sources. Some of them do correspond with events recorded by Christian chroniclers of the viking era though, so there is at least some truth to them.

[@kingnewton9129]

she said evar its Ivar lol

[@nevarDski]

Pronunciation: E (as ea in Tea) v (as v in victory) ah (as are). This is the best English language pronunciation that still comes close to the scandinavian. The I should never be pronounced Ay, as the scandinavian I is pronounced ee or ea as in Tee or Tea. And even further research finds another one ..... Pronunciation given is the closest to the Norwegian pronunciation that you can do smoothly in the English language and with the keys you supply on the website. The Norwegian pronunciation also includes a pronounced rolling R at the end. If you were to pronounce it in American English you would include the American R. The point to make though, is that it should be Ee not Ay as the first letter, as Ay would suggest a different vowel at the beginning of the word in Norse.

[@josefineseyfarth6236]

NevskiLoL yep, as in German. I = ee, v= w, ar= ah. So Ivar, in both German and Old Norse would be pronounced "Eewah". Just that the Norse/ Norwegians would roll the r a lot more (like "Eewarr")

[@valdes1forever]

newton lowery she said it as it's supposed to be pronounced. Sit down.

[@tackyman2011]

Maybe he had E.D. He should have dated up Viagra Horndogsdottir.

[@sarahgray430]

A nice plate of oysters would be more historically accurate.

[@dodkftiy8961]

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