Why did King Tut have a flat head?

[@zenitsuagatsuma5837]

"Why was king tut's head flat" Me: Incest The video: Head binding Me: Head Binding

[@LaLadybug]

Lmao literally

[@momojaykins]

💀💀

[@b.valentine5283]

He had a ton of deformities that were certainly caused by generations of incest, too. 1 or 2 generations of incest are likely to be unnoticeable, but more than that can be very detrimental to the resulting babys health

[@happyhempress6991]

I literally just said the same thing

[@msbrighteyez6652]

🤣🤣

[@PikaPetey]

king tut had a flat head cause he did bitchin head spins when break dancing.

[@ragnkja]

Or was the ability to do bitchin head spins when break dancing the reason why his head was bound to give it that shape?

[@PikaPetey]

yes, for bitchn spins

[@pph192]

Or maybe somebody just dropped him when he was a baby and then went on like...yeah, flat heads are so beautiful, didn't you know it? In fact they are trending in [somewhere else]

[@ariellafrankel1502]

break dancing? more like break backing with scoliosis. XD

[@fancydarlin1]

Pikapetey Animations anyone else hear Pietry and Litttlefoot? "You have a nice, flat head, Flathead."

[@sabbath2112]

me at 1:30am: i should be sleeping also me: hmmm, why DOES king tut have a flat head? 🧐

[@randalthor647]

Me lol

[@blaqsynth]

Are you for fucking real, it was 1:30 am when i started watching it 😳😳😳

[@ashleyallen2180]

blaqsynth same lowkey had me shook

[@fuzzysharks2437]

@@blaqsynth its 1:27AM for me rn... creepy almost 1:30

[@jagcf]

ME. TOO.

[@MartineH1]

This gentleman is so nice and clear in his explanatios, I loved hearing him.

[@JodBronson]

Only intelligent people can learn how to appreciate tones and more. While 'others' think it's annoying because it triggers their low intellectual delay.

[@shalomcohen1309]

@@JodBronson I agree with you and Giselle. Besides his being an expert, I found this gentleman to be completely engaging and delightful at once. His intellect and “calm joy” are a rare pleasure in our new world of cynicism and noisy ignorance. One needn’t be loud, giddy or crass to make their case. I appreciate both of your comments.

[@JodBronson]

@@shalomcohen1309 - In life, it takes lots of learning to become who and what you are. If you see like-minded people, you will know and learn to appreciate them more. The world is an ugly place, because of ugly people but not the world itself. Rise above and you will see many things beautiful.... NOW.... *You found me for a reason....* Because of that, I will give you something that No Scientists and Physicists or Doctors can. *Go into my videos and find... The Wonder Bracelets and The Wonder Tent... Make it and your life will change, best of all.... FREE !!!*

[@ajjajk]

Please put some respect on the king statue by painting him the right dark colour, round nose and full lips, this is such a disrespect.

[@JodBronson]

@@ajjajk - Crazy people, see crazy things! LMFAO

[@FullOfGuides]

Makes perfect sense, they did this in secret because the pharaohs were venerated almost as gods by the people so of course they had to show up in public with different skull shapes and the people were like "Ohhhhh wow, look at them, they are demigods!"

[@sloth6480]

And even today people use the ancient Egyptian royalty deformed/cone skull to prove they are of alien origins...

[@danteishimura9189]

@@sloth6480 You also see it today in places like India and South American countries for begging purposes from tourists. If you don't know then you'd just see a parent with a deformed looking child being homeless and hand them cash. Sadly its the parents that do this to the children to begin with.

[@viablue8143]

That’s what I was thinking too. People weren’t supposed to know about how they achieved the different head shape, they were just supposed to see it and stare in awe that the royals truly are different, so they really must be gods! Writing it down for someone to find would destroy the whole purpose of it…

[@Mor2gain_760]

@@viablue8143 I knew a family with two or three boys who had the head shape of Tut's mummy lol, mommy & they seemed to be natural... I figured from birth & getting stuck...?

[@viablue8143]

@@Mor2gain_760 It’s possible, the Egyptians must’ve gotten the idea from somewhere… Don’t quote me on what I’m about to say, but I think there may have been a pharaoh who was born with that sort of head-shape, and they just rolled with it and said it’s because he’s a god that his head is like that. And then after that it became a tradition and the mark of a god. I think I may have heard or read this somewhere, but again, don’t quote me on this.

[@oorjasaxena8990]

Their fashion was next level. We change clothes, they change skulls.

[@yorumcuyorumcu89]

these days everyone is so PLASTIC cause they all have surgeries everybody looks like eachother LOL

[@Elisaorso]

There is artificial cranial deformation's technic and there is GENETIC elongated skulls. You can not create extra cranial matter. Check out for yourself. We have non- homo sapiens skeleton in front of our eyes and nobody is talking about them. A much more interesting topic than skull binding in my opinion. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2e3o36Eea2Ji5o

[@o0oo0o70]

@@yorumcuyorumcu89 everyone?

[@amazingdollart4676]

I don't believe they bound their heads, mine is shaped like that genetically

[@ellaharris8986]

@@yorumcuyorumcu89 a bit of a reach to use the word everyone, most of the people that are so called “plastic” are celebs or instagram models. a lot of stuff is also edited online and they look nothing like they do in pics vs in person. a lot of people are still natural.

[@lizlaughlove101]

his voice makes this feel like the most interesting thing in the world

[@memobasy1191]

Sarcasm?

[@darthmaul4870]

liz ikr! He sounds like a nature channel narrator.

[@duchessedeberne3909]

I think he is Alan Rickmans uncle, he puts sexy in bones

[@user-ke5vf9mm5y]

Like yourself, then?

[@jecitivaz3097]

liz I know makes me wanna go to sleep

[@mrmadeuquit5280]

Looks like he's been wearing his gaming headset for too long

[@ItsJustKaya]

That's Tyler 1 ancestor shalt ammun

[@MistressGlowWorm]

King Tut is just quietly observing the whole thing.

[@felicitydowns6651]

😂😂😂

[@Chuked]

Lmao

[@abril6567]

lol

[@kingtut472]

Yess. Yes I am.

[@marcoalassus]

With his big hips ,claw foot ,big boobies and all KING TUT LIVED FOR LESS THEN 25 years he was dumb and couldn’t even feed himself because his jaw line was deformed …

[@nftmonkey4506]

His hair is whiter than his shirt, holy moly

[@bklynoctorious498]

I was gonna hit like but that 333 i was like daammmmmmmnnnnnnnnn homie respect

[@blackrose_entle9959]

Looks like a wig🤭

[@brianarmstrong9098]

Watched with sunglasses!

[@shaunyjimenez9637]

HAHAHHA

[@dr.apollo4226]

SUP, David

[@Rozegolden]

I can listen to this man’s voice all day. So soothing.

[@emhapz]

came here for king tut, got a lesson on birth

[@moonie406]

Emma well you had to learn some way

[@moonie406]

Emma remember to use protection :)

[@ASMauRi]

Sheluiop _ Omg😂😂😂 and btw I love the crybaby profile pic.

[@Scrambled3GGZ]

Emma XD true!

[@firecrapperXX]

i came as well

[@Sophie-um4vz]

That dude is hella passionate, it’s contagious

[@Elisaorso]

There is artificial cranial deformation's technic and there is GENETIC elongated skulls. You can not create extra cranial matter. Check out for yourself. We have non- homo sapiens skeleton in front of our eyes and nobody is talking about them. A much more interesting topic than skull binding in my opinion. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2e3o36Eea2Ji5o

[@stuartwray6175]

This is like a breath of fresh air. It's history told without melodramatic effect. No thunderous drums or busy editing.

[@Martin-tn5lm]

I agree. This is a real scholar - the boring truth. We're Apes, nothing more nor less though we can take a bow in that we have speech, writing and hold the full knowledge that we're going to die after no more than circa 10 decades - hence Religion and fictious "afterlife".

[@molejaveel9051]

when you start losing hair and get bold, you discover the real shape of your head and then you start watching videos like this.. and thats why im here..

[@oceansea799]

Omg the baby's eyes were popping out from his head wrap Soo tight. Yikes

[@chaton897]

Elly O what

[@EK-gt2xf]

@Elly O wtf does that have to do with race? And there's nothing beautiful about binding a baby's head.

[@piggypalsminionmartin865]

What when

[@mrbiscuits001]

@@EK-gt2xf she deleted it what did she say?

[@newwavepop]

yeah i noticed that one in the pic, definitely did not look healthy.

[@jackorion7157]

He was just trying to be level-headed

[@la1it44]

Jack Orion 😂😂

[@maddievanvliet6784]

Jack Orion there are cures for all cancers, but some a just terminal or people don’t have an impact by it. Sorry but I have ocd👍

[@ydaphuck__youlyin6978]

Jack Orion I CANNOT 💀😂

[@pessimisticpantomath9827]

Tut’s father appeared to have went through the the same process, but still wanted his son’s head flattened, too. Anyone level-headed would not want that.

[@angelad.9853]

Go home

[@writerinprogress]

Fair play to this guy; he did kind of say "I can see why some people might jump to the conclusions of ancient civilisations being aliens," rather than flat-out saying "if they spent their time reading more books and developing some critical thinking skills, they wouldn't end up swallowing this alien cobblers hook, line and sinker."

[@donnadanielsen9411]

😂

[@greenroom8550]

he explains things so well

[@cim6864]

@Lauren Lewis even Bible tells a part of this story

[@cim6864]

@Lauren Lewis they translated it and lost part of its meaning. The word they translated "God" in the original one is "Elohim" it's plural and stands for a group of "people", first part of the Bible tells the story of Yahweh one of the Elohim, but they translated all the names with just singular "God". In some chapters they even describes some kind of advanced technology similar to ufo's etc... (sorry if I made mistakes I don't speak English so well)

[@Draugonauv]

But that's the exact opposite of what it sounds like he's saying, in no way does he say NO aliens did not have a part in it. Actually he goes to point out that many people believe that YES aliens are a part of this he even gives alien related evidence by referring to the nazka lines

[@Steve_V1066]

"Head binding has no negative impact..." You've never seen one of these folks trying hats on, have you?

[@ruvedita8412]

Good one 😂

[@ericcrabtree6245]

Perfect head shape if you want to wear your hat like Ducky Dale.

[@toast_art8004]

Historians: how did king turt get a flat head? Me, an intellectual: *B O N K*

[@Elisaorso]

There is artificial cranial deformation's technic and there is GENETIC elongated skulls. You can not create extra cranial matter. Check out for yourself. We have non- homo sapiens skeleton in front of our eyes and nobody is talking about them. A much more interesting topic than skull binding in my opinion. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2e3o36Eea2Ji5o

[@WoodlouseFairy]

Yeah probably just a childhood avalanche accident.

[@BBWahoo]

Kek

[@snuffbby602]

KEK

[@doloresreynolds8145]

@@Elisaorso They are homo sapien skulls. You are misunderstanding. Did he not say that they had extracted and tested genetic material from one, and it was normal?

[@v_keii4806]

Amazing how we can litteraly recreate what a king looked like 3,400 years ago and also know how he died, what diseases he had but yet we still have no cure for cancer.

[@Liz-yj6iy]

Paul Newfield -Pasadena, Ca. USA amazing how Tut was never black!

[@Liz-yj6iy]

Paul Newfield -Pasadena, Ca. USA you talk about idiots yet you must clearly not own a mirror 😂

[@Liz-yj6iy]

@@skychoyce9854 my people were never black You must be confused with the great Somali Empire or Kenya 😂

[@Marimarr59]

@@Liz-yj6iy take a DNA test and find out!

[@Liz-yj6iy]

@@Marimarr59 I've been taken a DNA test and it takes us back to our ancestors! Tiye, Amenhotep, Seti 😍

[@ElectrologyNow]

I love that young woman's reaction when he explained child-birth. I think she'll take a pass!

[@gmoo84]

I loved that 😂

[@gamernation1400]

you really think she's never gonna let a guy fuck her?

[@nohandlethanx]

Me too, it was so natural and she looked genuinely fascinated.

[@DD-xt6vo]

@@nohandlethanx She really had no clue at all. Not sure about him...

[@jessieqk12]

@@gamernation1400 you know nothing about sex and reproduction, do you?

[@averdibello]

I loved the expression on Emily's face as the Professor described the movement of the baby's skull as it passed through the birth cannel. Obviously, she has never given birth ... And, after his explanation ... she never will!!! LOL

[@lishan4657]

And good for her she knows now not then when it's too late lol

[@jensleasman1838]

@@lishan4657sure, the baby’s head is SUPPOSED to face backwards, but my son must not have gotten the memo and it was a horrible birth, vacuum extractor and forceps were used.

[@user-sq1lo6kx6x]

His voice sounds like how corduroy fabric feels

[@karenramnath9993]

Good description!

[@view1st]

He sounds like he's had one cigar too many.

[@saraj.7743]

What an amazing way to describe it. I totally understand and fully agree.

[@riot_._]

wait you’re actually right💀

[@galadriel3134]

Spot on!

[@Therran91]

What a lovely old man, I really like the way he is talking and answering questions!

[@marcv2648]

Yes, but he's wrong about everything. Brien Forester has a KZbin channel. He's had lots of the Nazca skulls DNA tested. Their population originates from the black sea area.

[@Therran91]

@@marcv2648 Oh

[@saddam6059]

BRITANNIA RULES THE WAVES

[@DD-xt6vo]

Lovely smile he has, I think he's just a schoolboy on the truant...

[@jessieqk12]

@@marcv2648 I don’t count you as a reputable source.

[@obsoletepowercorrupts]

I can't believe how narrow-minded some of the jokes here are. Tut! Tut!

[@movers9165]

Indeed

[@XenaTron7]

Lol

[@echowit]

That's so bad it's good.

[@bjewel3751]

You could almost say the jokes here are... flat?

[@jaylindr3723]

These jokes not it. I think imma *head* out

[@humthappa7159]

Grandpa: people now are extrem with doing tattoo's and piercing we didn't do this thing back in the day People back in the day: HEAD BINDING

[@DatComedyBoy]

king tut deadass look like amber rose

[@TheMsMarmot]

Lol my guy

[@davidsolt9669]

Darnell Dockett #Darneezy #RetireGang #Nine-0 and king tut was thicc too just like her.

[@mrscountrygurl86]

Darnell Dockett #Darneezy #RetireGang #Nine-0 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Junior_74955]

Darnell Dockett #Darneezy #RetireGang #Nine-0 BRUUUHHH no u didnt 😭😭😭

[@JAZZYGURL7571jpb]

💀 Aaaaand I died.

[@kristalrej]

""who you calling pinhead, pinhead?"

[@xtrashocking]

How come this comment doesn't have more likes?

[@kimanicoates7987]

ayy lmao That reference works so well...

[@piarossi4555]

XShock I like that comment VERY much! It made me snort.

[@ElijahShakeerEley6243]

Omg

[@thefuck7175]

Kristal R who the fuck is calling me a pinhead?

[@katiekawaii]

Super in love with this Dr now. He's so damn likable. I want him to teach me everything he knows.

[@Alicia-jz8lg]

katie kawaii for real though

[@MoralesGirl4]

I so admire people like him.

[@xMyPointlessChannelx]

katie kawaii me too!

[@AqierDesigns]

Oh I bet he'll teach you everything he knows who wouldn't teach you

[@aaphades4179]

katie kawaii I can teach you a few things 😎 kachow 🚗

[@eyeball7465]

My son was poorly when he was born had septicemia, which his mother died from many years later as a point of coincidence, but as the nurse didn't turn his head frequently his head became flat on one side, looked funny. Had to keep his headpointed the other way in the cot when he came home, to even it out. I did this by putting photographs of his mother and me on the inside of the cot as I read that babies look for their parents eyes. It used to break my heart having to push his head down the other way to stretch the muscles, I don't think it hurt him but he sure didn't like it

[@camhadland6227]

a side of my head was actually flat for this reason until recently (about 4 ish years ago during a mid puberty growth spurt). They forgot to flip me over in the oven (incubator) and so that's how it was. It actually made the top of my head fairly flat too, so I could balance stuff on the top with basically no effort until it too puffed out. The human body is so freaking weird!

[@MissCaraMint]

I have a dent in my head.

[@eyeball7465]

@@camhadland6227 I know and I swear none of the books on parenting tell you to make sure you don't flatten the kids head lol

[@eyeball7465]

@@MissCaraMint I do too, I got hit with a brick wen I was about 16 and I got a bloody great dent there now lol

[@paige6029]

my mom used to rub my sister’s head in the back when she was younger, cause her head was long

[@redspud6017]

Being a leader of an ancient civilisation requires a level-headed person .

[@melanieshearman4678]

john foley groan

[@melvinswann6682]

@@melanieshearman4678 u

[@instagamrr]

ooooooooooooooooooooooooh yesssss

[@fynntasticmovienight]

My fav explanation so far xd

[@TummyHissell]

:U

[@dsantiago1000]

“I like ya cut G” *Slap*

[@eduardonazario6750]

💀

[@shxnicexx]

LOL

[@EM-uf1kc]

OUTA POCKET LMAO 💀

[@ghristophermyers666]

Lmao

[@surzaw3987]

@Chrinillan Jc I beg you’re pardon 😧

[@stephaniejohnson7679]

I feel like I just watched a woman decide not to have children 😂

[@alyssa393]

rightfully so

[@LL-gx3yj]

@@alyssa393 wtf?

[@FireCaT-]

@@alyssa393 what?

[@EchoJ]

@@alyssa393 her face at 1:47 says it all🤣😂🤣

[@sosmooth13]

Soon as she saw him turn that head she was like “hell naw”

[@saorihirai4492]

In my country, we do something similar where we put the baby’s head on a flat hard surface and prevent the baby from sleeping on its side or moving too much for the first few months (or year) to get a perfectly round head shape. We don’t bind anything but we do try “influence” the head shape to be round and not long or anything.

[@Ummmmmmmm841]

In our country, the older generation did the opposite, they tend to keep the baby's head flat at the back because it was the aesthetic standard. And now I have a head that is flat as a brick......I wish I have a round head

[@naraferalina2308]

Why does every person in these video's, have such cool clothing? He has a tie with a DNA pattern!

[@PASSPORTKING2106]

Thats badass

[@keithbridges2144]

nothing "cool" here

[@robfig974]

Fuckin nerds if you ask me

[@male6089]

Cool clothing > one fucking tie

[@dr.apollo4226]

I didn’t even notice that. Very cool.

[@Angel.I.Gonzalez]

Dr. Robert is such a charismatic person! I really enjoyed listening to him.

[@MA-zg2pz]

😶Wut? Charismatic? He was so monotoned and unimpressed with his own conversation. But very smart!

[@Holyheadspace]

@@MA-zg2pz I was thinking the same thing lol, he ran out of breathe with some sentences. Tells me he lives in his head most of the time

[@dak-o-lanturn]

@@Holyheadspace Why make an inference like that when you don’t know the guy. His task was literally to explain whats happening when she asked questions.

[@JodBronson]

Only intelligent people can learn how to appreciate tones and more. While 'others' think it's annoying because it triggers their low intellectual delay.

[@danlienheart1719]

@@JodBronson get over yourself loser you aren't smarter than everyone else

[@EmilyYebananapie]

He kind of sounds like snape

[@starhill6792]

Emily Ye Why do I agree.

[@OctoberRust777]

Emily Ye Mista Pota

[@weetardedcat2112]

Emily Ye snape Is sexy he is not

[@thecat5819]

+Ashley Uchiha Your profile picture perfects this.

[@weetardedcat2112]

The Cat why thank you very much

[@jeanneblondewomanstamping9788]

Dr. Martin is so knowledgeable and articulate. It’s a pleasure to hear him.

[@CuleChick11]

I remember being told in school that some of the Egyptian Pharaohs had some sort of genetic anomaly, possibly caused by inbreeding that caused them to have weird heads. I never knew people commonly changed their head shapes on purpose. That's so neat!

[@moonflower813]

Cule Chick Well, Ancient Egyptian royalty did practice incest out the wazoo. After all, Tutankhamun's parents were brother and sister, and he married his half-sister. So I too chalked up the weird head shape to incest. The fact it may have been deliberate is fascinating.

[@jamesevans6332]

The incest may not have caused the head shape by itself, but according to an analysis of Tut's physical remains, it did cause his immune system to be incredibly weak, his bones were super brittle and unable to heal properly, it gave him woman hips and semi-boobs, a cleft palate on his lip and overall, a shorter lifespan. His bone problem was so severe that he ended up using a cane for the rest of his life, and his immune system was so weak that when he got malaria, his body basically stopped functioning and he died quite shortly after.

[@chelseacooper117]

DJ Trevi white people... This has noting to do with race. You sound ignorant .

[@chelseacooper117]

DJ Trevi wanna be DJ

[@cherylfrench7315]

It was just recently discovered that the tomb that was connected to Tut's belonged to His Sister, which also happens to be His Mother. I am sure genetics plays a huge role in some things lol.

[@hutchhutchins]

Her reaction to him describing a baby’s skull passing through the pelvis is the correct reaction. 😖

[@bouncycastle955]

It's genuinely amazing that we're aware of this and our species hasn't died out

[@LL-gx3yj]

@@bouncycastle955 well, ask ur mom

[@bouncycastle955]

@@LL-gx3yj ask her what? I didn't ask a question lol

[@view1st]

It's one of the miracles of life and evolution.

[@Chuked]

@@view1st hey scammer

[@cleodello]

Humans are so weird. :/

[@syntacticalcrab]

I was just thinking that at the end with the alien theories! I feel like humans are weird enough that we don't really need alien influence to do weird things like this >.>

[@moonie406]

Cleodel I'm a llama and I absolutely agree with you

[@kennie39]

right... cats are way cooler

[@fasad195]

Y'all are humans. Right?

[@chanyeols6thstewardessgirl684]

Fizza Asad Maybe ☺

[@kuckookaren8395]

So this just proves that paintings we’ve found of humanoids that we assumed were aliens were actually just head binded people😳 still believe in aliens tho

[@richardcai363]

Ole flat head boi

[@michaelthomas9008]

Richard Graf not the original people duh

[@betmynamespookedyou4665]

Why you roast Tut like that 💀

[@toastarkat]

+Bet My Name Spooked You because he's coal 🌑 ROASTED AGAIN 🔥

[@T--wg7qc]

Lol, got'em

[@thefuck7175]

His brain big he ugly

[@H.Y.P.E.R_vieww]

He speakin' in cursive

[@sdoaiza]

LOOOOOOL

[@bklynoctorious498]

Chit chit cherioo mi lord lik a cup of tea

[@billolsen4360]

reminds me of what Bart Simpson had to write 10 times on the blackboard, "Cursive writing doesn't mean what I thought it meant"

[@soupsgord]

What a great comment!

[@CHEVYedsf]

I'm glad I wasn't the only one!! 😆

[@MossyMozart]

Good gravy! I never saw bound feet without the shoes or bindings on before. No wonder those women couldn't walk. I wonder if it was painful all the time or just when trying to stand. All my empathy goes out to the women who had to endure this torture.

[@Nekogal21]

I know this is a year late but yes it definitely would have been painful. Often the feet used to start to smell, get infected and sometimes went necrotic. There are women in China who still are alive and had this done to their feet in the 40's and they said how painful it was. There was I think a documentary on it on KZbin somewhere about this practice

[@OiishiNoAnko]

@Mensanaincorporesano yes but they would never expose their unbound feet. I had the met old grannies with these feet and it is not the actual feet but the way they walk unsteadily (dying from pain) that looks delicate like a leaf in the wind that was romanticised.

[@rc_3887]

King Tut is a great rapper name

[@yasminakhtar4188]

Lil Bilie lol

[@kameshimayama2195]

Lil Bilie so is lil bilie.

[@rc_3887]

Kenshin Tomoshima thanks 👍🏽

[@aeonianbeam8599]

Lil Bilie ikr lol

[@robolinoschmidt8676]

We wuz kangz n sheit

[@KreeTerry]

I’d love to see more from this guy! He has an awesome energy and so much knowledge. Awesome video!

[@lavenderthreat4435]

It's because he was delivered with FedEx.

[@MariePriss]

Fishy Films 😂😂

[@lander9741]

😰😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@thecyberninja2708]

ow god

[@Mnem_0]

Fishy Films &0

[@Mnem_0]

Fishy Films o

[@emailnolongerinuse3157]

With the reason for the secrecy of making it so different in kings/royal would be to say "look!he's a king! he looks like the gods!" sort of thing maybe?

[@rachelbrenner4092]

E. Battle. Think of it like plastic surgery, no one wants to admit getting it done.

[@MMandGlitter]

Probably. If they are drawing all of their gods and goddesses with these elongated heads, and then all of a sudden the Pharaohs have the same head shape, that strengthens the idea that they are in fact part god to the general public. People would better and easier accept their Pharaohs if they had "physical proof" that they were part god of goddess (which is what Pharaohs were believed to be at that time).

[@marlilauren4539]

because jeffree star dropped him in the shipment process

[@hhasyimah]

Shit best thing I've read all day

[@afra6602]

Marli LMFAOOO I CANT

[@thederpylemon]

Marli nice

[@marlilauren4539]

yeah I'm pretty proud of myself

[@nerzzzz4]

Omfg hahaha

[@bocarganao9935]

This trait actually naturally occurs among some East Africans populations (Nile valley inhabitant generally speaking, a mix of Nilotic and back-to-Africa from west Eurasia around 22000ya, not counting later Neolithic farmers admixture) I myself and several other family members present that exact same trait (flat top, backward projecting occipital area with a prominent flat forehead) without ever been « head-binded »

[@jaredwilliamson8063]

It's kinda crazy how close this looks to what we believe aliens head shapes look like.

[@bartschwartz9233]

They have not pulled DNA from The so called greys so it’s a hidden lie at best

[@anorien1]

I think it's interesting how so many cultures head bind and I don't think it's strapping them all to a board. They went for a certain look and if the 'gods' like the pharaohs had a certain look others would emulate it like any fashion. Whether the beginnings is something like the Grey's who knows?

[@mlawless89]

Yaaaaaasssss its almost like they are trying to look like aliens ..... I believe in aliens

[@momentous4321]

no one knows what real aliens look like they could be one of us humans

[@100Creed]

@@mlawless89 I mean its basicly impossible that there i no intelligent life or even any kind of life form besides on earth out in the universe. But well the fermi paradoxon might be true.

[@DeboB1998]

I should complete my physics chapter Also me : it'll be interesting to know why king Tut had flat head .

[@crymeariver2122]

By the time they grew up, they learned to accept it as part of their culture

[@LuckDanko]

The amount of unnecessary suffering humans bring into themselves and their kids will never cease to amaze me.

[@katl3892]

Today we have plastic surgeries and tattoos.

[@Tinyvalkyrie410]

@@katl3892 yeah, but those are done by consenting adults to their own bodies often for very individualistic reasons. It’s different when you do it to a child who has no say in the matter purely because it’s considered culturally correct. That said, people do do things like pierce the ears of very young children, circumcising infants and doing unnecessary, purely cosmetic “reconstructive” surgery on intersex babies, and cosmetic orthodontia on kids.

[@katl3892]

@@Tinyvalkyrie410 I totally agree with second part of your comment, but plastic surgeries are common among children, for example ears surgeries are given as a present.

[@Tinyvalkyrie410]

@@katl3892 very true

[@katl3892]

@@Amselium which part of earth are YOU talking about? Since when children can't have cosmetic surgeries? It's very common and why it suppose to be illegal? With some surgeries you have to wait till they are fully developed, but ears surgeries are popular. And I'm not living in a third world country.

[@sxy307280]

Just sad to think how many children suffered through such senseless torture.

[@mastersadvocate]

I had always wondered why King Tut, his sisters, and his parents had oddly shaped heads, now I understand why. Head binding was common among the ancient Natives in my area of Canada. I guess it was commonly used in other parts of the world. Makes sense! Thank you for this very informative video! ~Janet in Canada

[@Thulgore]

I live in Montana.........there are stories about the Flathead tribe as well. (yes that is what they are known as, aka Flathead Lake)

[@MsTriggaTre]

Head binding as you see in the video is also very common in Africa, I just wonder why??? What was it about binding their heads... was it status? Did people think it made them smart? what?

[@user-10021]

I honestly thought this was a deformity caused by incest, a tumor, corrupted dna or something alike. It’s so weird that people discovered this and did it without being worried about the brain getting damaged?

[@zazlar4228]

This is the kind of willful ignorance I can’t stand. Egypts is Africa where head binding is extremely prevalent because king tut himself was a black African

[@UCMICU]

@@zazlar4228 it was practiced in many cultures across the globe. From Mesoamericans to Asia. In Africa it’s called Lipombo.

[@wolffgang101]

when they first started talking and said about the feet being changed in China made my feet cringe

[@realtissaye]

Wolff Does your head cringe when they said Egyptians blinded their children's heads?

[@GamingXPOfficial]

Tissaye no just feel bad for the kids at NY school that have that

[@franklin7243]

Wolff it's called lotus feet to fit small shoes

[@MUtley-rf8vg]

Apparently those ancient Egyptian tomb paintings are a lot more literal than people give them credit for being. Like the painting that shows how large limestone blocks were transported by lubricating the sand beneath the sled. The truth is on the wall.

[@celinak5062]

M. Utley +

[@patrickmccurry1563]

So Tut and ilk were 12 feet tall as depicted on monuments? ;) No one records things exactly as they are, and few are so innovative as to not have anything real from their environment in their stories.

[@celinak5062]

Patrick McCurry Well no, but metaphorically speaking they were twice as important as everyone else.

[@patrickmccurry1563]

Celina k That's what I meant. We can't take artwork as literal depictions of events. That means it would not be incompetent to assume some extremely unusual feature was metaphorical when it was literal.

[@dbuck2862]

IT was a african tradition head binding many other didn't do it during that time. But Tut looks was african black & egyptian as many pharaoh of that time. 6:46 about the alien head are still odd due to some of them didn't have similar DNA as humans of that time or now.

[@DronZizzle]

"no negative effects" besides it looking god awful

[@marielaveau6362]

ah! I think it's cute.

[@5starryansl]

MarieLaVeau they look like this 👽

[@arsnakehert]

Emphasis on "god"

[@MossyMozart]

@DronZizzle - Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Standards of beauty changed wildly over time.

[@charliepuppy.]

it looks paingul

[@scramptha5949]

I find it hard to believe that there is no negative impact on development of the brain with this practice. Especially some of those more severe examples from Africa where the head is more of a tube then a ball shape.

[@TheFlexorcist]

No shit, wouldnt the brain be sloshing up and down with such a tubular headshape?

[@alondor8157]

He explained it. As long as you don't concave the head. (Push it inward) There is no negative side effect. They are just expanding it.

[@chellesama8256]

Uh, no? Because the brain's shape is determined by the skull shape, it just elongates rather than rounds out.

[@nicoleasmr3855]

Brain plasticity allows for a lot of changes. We can even remove one hemisphere with very few side effects because the brain will re-task certain functions to other areas. I imagine cranial deformation works in a similar way; as long as there is enough room to grow, it will find a way to orientate itself :)

[@Meiabell]

I would assume that the consistency of brain matter being close to pudding, that it would not have difficulty fitting any mold.

[@Xxbunianxrings]

When your teacher tells you to keep things in the back of your head

[@hadirmaamouri4204]

In my country Tunisia , the older generation used to bind babies arms to their bodies for a short period of time so the child would grow up with more pronounced shoulders if it's a male and another binding type if it's female to make her figure more shapely and I know some people who told me that it was done to them and it worked well without any disfigurement .. I'm watching this and thinking how weird of a custom it is and it just hit me that we have a similar thing .. how fascinating

[@foureyeddragon00]

I love how this guy is so polite about the aliens question. Also, my dad has a super flat head, apparently because my grandmother let him lay on his back too much as a baby. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@jodiepalmer2404]

My head has a flat back but that's only because of mild cerebral palsy when I was born.

[@bash547]

Or your dad is an alien 👽

[@anoukjordi907]

My neighbours baby used to have this because he just wouldn't sleep any other way than on his back so he had to wear a helmet while sleeping so his head would stay round. But he's a teenager now and as far as I know, his head is round again.

[@voodoodudu2547]

I was wondering if that was true or not, the back of my mom's head is flat and she said it's cuz her mom didn't turn her.

[@Zlimeboyjared]

@@anoukjordi907 so how do you get it round or what haircut should you get

[@MichaelVonBank]

not only because of my background in anthropology, but also as a dad who has a child with craniosynostosis do I find myself bot fascinated and torn with this episode. we have spent so much time (and 8 surgeries) to all room for my daughter's brain to go, yet here are people doing skull binding. well done episodes, kinda wish it was longer.

[@patrickmccurry1563]

Binding of course does not damage to the brain unlike disorders. But I can see why they would be emotionally similar and cause you pain. My condolences and well wishes for her health.

[@clairemajella8266]

Michael Von Bank re

[@titanspirit7238]

Egyptians wanted to copy the head shape of their alien gods...

[@maxslither]

Shol'va

[@error.418]

Occam's Razor...

[@photosinensis]

Jaffa, kree!

[@ArtificialLeech]

Indeed O'Neil

[@maxslither]

impudence

[@Jim54_]

Dr. Martin is great at unintentional asmr

[@yoonastolejiminsunderwear8949]

why did king tut have a flat head? me: *INCEST*

[@jessi3434]

Wow he speaks so elegantly

[@nicholemiles8847]

I love how he says babies.

[@S.A.fair45]

The Miles SAMEEEEEE “Babehs” 😂😂😂

[@Southerngirl0828]

Me toooooo!

[@chuckmaster9190]

Same

[@reeree4973]

I love how Americans are so mesmerised by British accents lol

[@OriginalWhiteDevil]

Tut had several deformities, including a club foot that prevented him from being able to walk without a cane.

[@kevinhoward9593]

I was always fascinated by Ancient Egypt, even as a kid.

[@AnastasiaLUVSU]

It would have been actually cool if the depictions were accurate and they didn't use white people for king tut and queen Nefertiti in a country that was nearly all black at the time.

[@GarretRB]

@@AnastasiaLUVSU that representation is correct because ancient Egyptians were closely related to people from the Levant. This wasn’t during the reign of the Nubian pharaohs which yes were black.

[@momoiida5505]

@@GarretRB bs.

[@AnastasiaLUVSU]

@@GarretRB Lol they were ALL black. The reason modern Arabs and North Africans look the way they do now is because of forced race mixing with the Europeans. They look nothing like their black ancestors. Essentially a nation of mixed race peoples. The so called middle east is apart of Africa. It's all Africa. The lies your race told about maps and other things on history means nothing to me. So peddle your crap to someone who gives a damn.

[@katem331]

@@GarretRB no, this theory was disproven years ago. Ancient Egyptians were not Arab, they were North African and as the other person who explained this to you said, they were originally black before attempting conquests and mixing of genetics.

[@bengunn3698]

I think it is because his father used to place his beer on it when Tut sat at the side if the throne as a little kid.

[@WoodlouseFairy]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@blacklight310]

Such an EdGy dad so CoOl

[@MrFoFlat]

“Why did King TuT have a flat head?” ME: His head shaped like a Jellybean Them: “No it’s A FLAT HEAD”

[@spoooook]

ha..ha..ha...

[@trebleclef293]

The real question is what gives them the right to dig up these artifacts. Or better yet how are the Egyptians the only white civilization in Africa. Iv never seen any other country in Africa where everyone is white all of a sudden. “Oh we found the remains of an ancient king in Ethiopia, here is a model of what he looked like”..and you look at it and it’s Chris Pratt.lmao

[@Dnell.]

Right !!

[@Vib3Vibin]

King tut was black

[@Vib3Vibin]

Idk why these white people wanna change history so bad but they need to stop

[@trebleclef293]

@@Vib3Vibin it’s sad honestly. Especially since literally all of the examples of head binding that they used were of black African people.

[@emeraldo]

He was secretly a time traveling streamer. He wore them headsets too long.

[@kingtut472]

You got me!

[@thomaskafka9806]

I enjoyed that, simple setup, good chemistry between them and both obviously intelligent. Thank you, very interesting stuff.

[@L.T.112]

Who you callin Pinhead?

[@Tayanese]

Leon Ting 😂

[@SpiritStar]

PurpleKiss Rose ah ha spongebob Patrick and Sandy 🤪

[@stormyparker9483]

I'm Dirty Dan!

[@rebekahsadie]

Patrick!

[@chunkymonkey3364]

I’m calling you pinhead, pinhead

[@RenzoBruno-gw1hw]

Are you still having temporary case and head deformation when I was born now I don't anymore

[@RenzoBruno-gw1hw]

I meant I used to have a temporary case of cranial deformation when I was born

[@mistyeyes9311]

I never thought that Egyptian people were black or white or Asian. I thought they would look Arabic or something along those lines since they lived in the dessert in the East.. I dunno. The figure definitely didn't look white to me. Just Eastern.

[@gordontheengineswifedr.nirmal]

Sarah Dobbs Arab and south Asia are related

[@steinistein8611]

That's probably because that's how they look and looked.

[@liltoaster7308]

I hope people realize that the original Egyptians we're both Nubians and South East Africa. The original Old kingdom and Middle Kingdom Egyptians we're very dark. Even in the New Kingdom, Egyptians we're still relatively dark but were getting lighter due to South European contact. Real ancient Egyptians we're dark

[@TheTruth-ko9ov]

@@liltoaster7308 who is hell are you man!! You have nothing to do with Egypt or Egyptians.. They were brown and still..go look for your history away from us ..pfff

[@liltoaster7308]

@@TheTruth-ko9ov Look, I'm just stating facts, Egyptians were originally dark, I don't know what I've offended you about, so my apologies, but atill, it's just history. Egyptians were originally dark and eventually got lighter over time de to contact with people in the North.

[@SirSpinalColumn]

I like this guy. He’s serious and knows his stuff but he’s not completely stuffy like some academics.

[@bodybuilder6350]

whats cool about lying to the world?

[@welcmasher2471]

@@bodybuilder6350 how

[@bodybuilder6350]

@@welcmasher2471 basically saying "don't hold your breathe" and trying to mock those who believe in aliens.

[@alixena9340]

Dr Martin, I could listen to you talk about your favourite topics for hours. Thank you for being intelligent and entertaining at the same time.

[@Killerqueen69420]

"Mother, why did you do this to me?" - King Tut

[@jaxnean2663]

So they were trying to ''literally'' make dickheads!

[@batron6030]

😂😂😂😂

[@rickrickster7448]

What's interesting is how the modern translation of the egyptian hyrogliphics has changed over time. The 'u' in kings Tut's name would have been pronounced with an elongated 'o' in ancient egypt,, therefore the real pronounciation of his name is 'tooot' so he's actually king Toot.

[@neon-kitty]

This really comes down to the language you speak. In English, the u in "Tut" is pronounced like in the English word "hut" but in other languages, like German, it's actually pronounced like in the English word "boot". There are lots of ancient Egyptian names which are pronounced and/or spelled differently across different languages. For example, the German version of Ramesses is Ramses (roughly pronounced like Rumses) and the German version of Nefertiti is Nofretete. I think (but correct me if I'm wrong) these different interpretations came about because the Egyptians left out the vowels when writing a word so Egyptologists today have to guess which vowels would have been inserted where.

[@Primalxbeast]

rick rickster I wouldn't envy the teacher who had to teach a bunch of adolescents about king Toot.

[@rickrickster7448]

haha,, yup, was thinking the same thing. Especially if Bart Simpson was in the class!

[@MoonOffSpringC]

I personnally never understood why his name is pronounced this way in English. In French the "Tout" in Toutankhamon is pronounced "oo" like in "loop" not "u" like in "pup"

[@ThisOneCassie]

I mean his name is pronounced toot-en-cah-moon

It’s also noteworthy that his father was called the Heathen King, because he worshipped some sun god instead of the Egyptian ones

[@damiannola8571]

It's a common misconception that he only worshipped the Aten or sun god - hence the name AkhenATEN .... he actually simply made the ATEN the 'main god or deity' whilst others were still worshipped.... this obviously didn't go down well with most of the religious orders/priest-hood of the time..... TuthenkhAMUN his son was originally known as TuthenkhATEN but changed his name to end in AMUN shortly after his parents death..... AMUN being a popular God figure of the time.......

[@heru-deshet359]

He believed in one God.

[@spac3doge141]

Ra?

[@maddesthatter8089]

Are u talking about Aten???

[@cooliodiablo6117]

Yeah that's why after his death his records and monuments were defaced by the public and government.

[@Mcflirts]

Well this is the most interesting video I never looked up

[@musicformed]

gaming headset duhh

[@KHRN2014]

Top comment!!!!!!!!

[@TheGrizzlyNinja]

king tut died on Fortnite * C O N F I R M E D *

[@sandwichfighter7655]

Why are people arguing about the skin colors, while this video is focusing on the flat heads?

[@yousseffzulficar3558]

Sandwich Fighter why are white people trying to whitewash our history and act as if they had one....

[@sandwichfighter7655]

I don't know what you're talking about. Of course white people have their history, and I don't know where or why you think that white people are trying to 'whitewash,' history. Lastly, what do you mean by "our?"

[@psy-ryn]

'cause people got a lot of energy that they have no idea what to do with so they channel it into unproductive ignorance

[@psy-ryn]

it's gotta stop being an "us vs them" type of issue...this is the history of humanity. that is all that matters.

[@elijahdenk4130]

Because people feel the need to find something to fight and argue about

[@mandaryanne815]

I like the way he says "babies"

[@Lurtzification]

That was short and interesting. Awesome video. To the point, informative. Love it.

[@brenohenrique6666]

I love your channel, just so you know you got a fan from Brazil keep up the good work.

[@laistomazz]

breno henrique make it two fans from Bananão ;)

[@JoaoPessoa86]

Laís Tomaz três!

[@diegomineiro]

quatro!

[@brenohenrique6666]

Todo mundo também chegou aqui pelas participações da Emily no Scishow?

[@coar]

a Peruvian here, not quite Brazil, but neighbours nonetheless

[@lisatheboywonder6744]

To all the people debating about what color king Tut was. Go to Dr. Hawass' documentary about recreating King Tut they did not pick color on a bias. Dr. Hawass said they had no idea what color he was so they could only guess and they took pictures of about 100 modern day egyptian men who are around King Tut's age when he died. They took the pictures, scanned it into a computer, with spectrum software to give a skin tone color based on average colors of modern day egyptian males. It is what the computer came up with so they used it. Not to white wash anything. And his parents were brother and sister as where their parents, very little room for diversity there cause of all the inbreeding his dynasty did and as in turn King tut married his sister. So whatever race he was it was not ethnically diverse cause of all the inbreeding to keep the blood line ' pure' which no matter what race you are is kinda gross.

[@g.cpalacios9938]

Cheap Cooking Channel but modern day Egyptians are mostly from the Arabic diaspora that migrated into northern Africa. Ancient Egyptians were black

[@danieltabin6470]

+Gerson Cortez Incorrect en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_history_of_North_Africa

[@lisatheboywonder6744]

Gerson Cortez Modern day egyptians are north african which is what arabian people, allergian people are, people who were ' common' were more homogenized in ethnicity especially farmers and peasant class cause of inability to travel cause there land was their livelihood and people of a poorer class did not travel far and tended to stay where they were born cause of those reasons. Nobility and wealthy class were more diverse cause they travel, traded, made alliances with southern african people, took wives to strengthen alliances from different countries, or were concubines brought from other countries and later greek rule took over egypt diversing the blood line even more. They traded silver with ethiopia which was Nubia back then and Nubians had royalty as well and was a rich region giving them reason to trade and marry to expand empires and wealth. So they have a more diverse blood line and royal class egyptians had Greek, roman, and african blood in them for those reasons. And when muslim rule took over Egypt it diversed the blood line more from Turkish occupancy.

[@lisatheboywonder6744]

vixx beanie I am an anthropology major bruh. This is one of the museums I am doing my extern ship at bruh. Then I am going to do my doctorate at the university of Dunde in the uk bruh. So tell me again bruh what I need to read?

[@aniyahlawrence8356]

Cheap Cooking Channel lol. Love ur use of bruh

[@superjacksonfan12345]

Everyone here is arguing about whether the Egyptians were black or white when the Romans painted realistic paintings of them, showing them dark as night and white as beach sand. I don't see why we need to claim them for one race or another when they were so obviously a mix.

[@superjacksonfan12345]

***** s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/fc/44/a0/fc44a0b53d944e60caa267fc9ae13a27.jpg www.perankhgroup.com/fayoum150.jpg upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b4/Mummy_portrait_of_a_man_from_Fayum,_Hawara,_modern-day_Egypt._The_portrait_was_painted_in_encaustic_on_limewood._Roman,_80-100_CE._The_British_Museum,_London.jpg/220px-thumbnail.jpg mediad.publicbroadcasting.net/p/idaho/files/styles/medium/public/201409/mummy_portrate.jpg

[@hengineer]

Penny Lane by the time of the Romans Alexander's army had gone through so there were also Macedonians.

[@gogo17s]

Nitra Mitra There features were that if North eastern African not caucus. They didn't have Anglo Saxon features not one ounce of the golden ration his skin was gold not olive and lips were full. He was a lighter skinned black man with coily hair similar to his sister/ wife.

[@DOlightfeet]

So the Romans were around during 1330 B.C.? ......SURE

[@SaladdinJS]

Erin Liggins yes

[@murphylaw7106]

This tradition still goes on today via the Gamer Dent. Although it is usually unintentional but it has the same affect as it’s predecessor. The most notable example of this is Tyler1.

[@arikalamari19]

he doesn't say a rude word that's admirable to today's standards🤗 love also the "behbeys" pronunciation

[@Elisaorso]

There is artificial cranial deformation's technic and there is GENETIC elongated skulls. You can not create extra cranial matter. Check out for yourself. We have non- homo sapiens skeleton in front of our eyes and nobody is talking about them. A much more interesting topic than skull binding in my opinion. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2e3o36Eea2Ji5o

[@buckybarnes3803]

oh my God those last friggin skulls -- now those were just too bizarre!

[@censusgary]

They blow my mind. I had no idea such people existed.

[@alyssajones4368]

Ok I don't know why, but I find Dr. Robert Martin's voice fascinating! 😳

[@alyssajones4368]

@King Tutankhamun oh that's what it is. Alright, thanks for the notification

[@JMARTIN1947]

So if you met him at a club, you’d be easy? Gotta stop that.

[@alyssajones4368]

@@JMARTIN1947 Lmao

[@truthntelling]

These actors are chosen for that very reason, to hook you to listening to disinformation.

[@alyssajones4368]

@@truthntelling Awesome!

[@hippopotomostrosesquippeda5804]

Forget the flat head, that dent on his head is enormous

[@ViVeriVniversvmVivusVici]

What does it mean? I have the camel hump bump.