The Messed Up Myth of NORSE Creation | Norse Mythology Explained - Jon Solo

[@JonSolo]

What Norse myths should I cover after the Creation series? ⚡

[@babatunde4363]

Please do odin

[@iwillbeatyouwithinininchof7104]

Hi jon:)

[@CozyHobbit31]

I would love backstop on Loki!!!

[@cjwesseler5114]

All of them

[@matthewflatt4126]

This better be accurate because I'm a heathen my ancestors were vikings

[@solveigelisabethhenne1739]

As a Norwegian/Viking descendant, I am so happy and proud to see our old mythology represented on your channel. :D

[@averagedietcokeenjoyer3693]

Us Norwegians gotta stick together!

[@daniellarkins3849]

@@averagedietcokeenjoyer3693 What effects do you think christianity had on Scandinavian cultures? Do you think it was postive or negative?

[@daniellarkins3849]

@@averagedietcokeenjoyer3693 i didn't mean what you think i meant. I'm not very religious and was just curious since I've been hearing alot about pagan religions regaining popularity in Scandinavia countries, and I just wanted to know your perspective was on it.

[@averagedietcokeenjoyer3693]

@@daniellarkins3849, oh ok, sorry about that, I not really religious ether, if not I’m pretty chill when it comes to it. I don’t have any strong opinions on it

[@daniellarkins3849]

@@averagedietcokeenjoyer3693 cool. Rereading my comment, it does sound sarcastic. So I'll try to edit it even tho you already responded.

[@goldj4669]

The most interesting part is where the parallels between The creation stories of not only Christianity but also Greek mythology with Adam and Eve parallels and Ymir and Kronos parallels.

[@ДмитроДорофеєв]

Another interesting fact is that Slavic mythology borrows a lot of elements from Norse, which is a result of historic interactions between the Slavic princes and viking bounty hunters ( or as they were called "varjags"). I mean the head god of the pantheon is literally just Thor with a different name( but he doesn't have as much cool myths about him as the original).

[@greentiger332]

There are parallels because the only written sources for Norse Mythology were recorded after Christianity took over in the region. Because of that, scholars have a hell of a time trying to separate the actual Norse Mythology from the ones Christian influenced Mythology, since, unlike Greek Mythology, there were no records of a pre-Christian version of that religion.

[@fetijajasari6624]

Funny,I thought there were some parallels to Hindu mythology...

[@ladykoiwolfe]

The biggest problem isn't just that Christianity had taken root in the area, but that the scribe Snorri was in fact a monk. So his version being very likely contorted to be acceptable to the Christian Authorities is unfortunate. However, we are lucky these stories made it to us at all.

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@fetijajasari6624 What about The Messed Up Origins of Puppy in my pocket Adventures in Pocketville

[@Chesh89]

My best friend is Norwegian (like, born, raised and lives there) and she visits every year (except obviously this one.) We talk about Norse mythology and folklore all the time and it's truly fascinating stuff. Very excited about this video with hopefully more to come!

[@Sabrina-be9cn]

I wanna be her friend too 🥺

[@Chesh89]

@@Sabrina-be9cn I must say she's an incredible friend to have. I'm sure if you ever got a chance to cross paths with her you'd also be friends lol. She's probably one of the most outgoing people I've met 😊

[@quintenwhyte6660]

For Asgard!!

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@Chesh89 what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Street Fighter and Dragon Ball

[@Chesh89]

@@tijanamilenkovic3425 I think it was Tekken out of context

[@drewberrykemp5614]

Next, you should start Egyptian mythology. 😄🤷🏾‍♀️

[@Hollowed_Moon]

Agreed!!!

[@drewberrykemp5614]

@@Hollowed_Moon Exactly! Right?👍🏾😄

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@drewberrykemp5614 what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Puppy in my pocket adventures in Pocketville

[@drewberrykemp5614]

@@tijanamilenkovic3425 Sounds alright to me.

[@DirectorsChoice]

Yes! Such beautiful history there too.

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

Incest, in-breeding, parricide, magic...the only thing lacking at that time were producers of reality tv show

[@natashasteponme4171]

I- just- shook-

[@ladykoiwolfe]

You forgot deceit and duels.

[@bigbossgaming1951]

You're talking about the French aren't you?

[@ladykoiwolfe]

I meant Loki and Odin for the deceit and Thor with his duels.

[@DirectorsChoice]

Sounds like most mythology of it's time lol

[@ChillinWitTi04]

You should do Loki’s story next. Another thing he should cover is the lovecraftian universe made by the best author H.P Lovecraft

[@Pandach_1]

Not to discredit Lovecraft, but he's been shown and admitted that's he is a staunch racist but yet a really good storyteller. Most unfortunate.

[@ChillinWitTi04]

Benjamin Tran ooo I didn’t know that but I love his books so😔🤚🏽

[@Pandach_1]

@@ChillinWitTi04 I mean, great people can be horrible at life, and horrible people can do amazing things. It's just an interesting world we live in. I'm fine with you like his work, I find them captivating as well and wanted to see if you knew that detail about your favorite author.

[@Wizards_Of_Gem_City]

Yea Lokis story was my favorite

[@BeatlesCirca1963]

@@ChillinWitTi04 His works are nice, but he was pretty racist and xenophobic. Also ngl he looks like a microwaved zukerberg

[@m3rrys0ngstr3ss]

This should be educational! I'm not nearly as up on my Norse mythology as I should be, I was a Greco-Roman nerd growing up.

[@moonlit9020]

Same

[@crog6372]

Same, but since im Norwegian, i learned about norse mytology in history class

[@wendychavez5348]

I've been fascinated with mythology since 5th grade when I started really paying attention to Greek myths, Shakespeare, and other forms of literature.

[@KatinkaMaika]

What do you mean? The video i s educational

[@tarnishedsoul2749]

@@KatinkaMaika I think that's what they meant. Like "Wow! This video seems like it will be very educational." Some people start dropping their comments while the video is still getting started.

[@HienNguyenHMN]

The children of Loki always seem to be fun stories that draw an audience.

[@angel6017]

I'm really interested to see how the heck Loki managed to give birth to a 8 legged horse! 😂

[@charlesvitanza8867]

@@angel6017 after a war with the vanir the Æsir decided to build fortifications around Asgard and hired a disguised jötun to build them. The jötun wanted to be paid with the sun, moon, and Freyya's hand in marriage if he could do it by autumn. The jötun couldn't do it himself so Loki asked the Æsir to allow him to use his horse for help. As autumn drew near the jötun was almost finished. The Æsir browbeat Loki to stop it so he shape shifts into a mare in heat to distract the horse named Svadilfori long enough so the fortifications couldn't be finished in time. Loki gets knocked up with Sleipnir and Thor kills the jötun. Several months later Loki gifts Odin Sleipnir.

[@jongroskin729]

Norse mythology is so dense, Jon's going to have to make this a 20 part series.

[@wendychavez5348]

At least. I'm hoping he'll pick it apart much more thoroughly than that!

[@schist7867]

I love Neil Gaimans interpretations of these stories in his book Norse Mythology. It’s an easy to digest intro to the culture and religion.

[@Steef_Lee]

It’s good, but I wish he would expand on it!

[@triscuit9074]

I'd love for you to try to go into Native American Mythology, but almost every tribe has different mythologies. I only know a handful of Alaskan Native mythology.

[@jamiemckelvie342]

That sounds soooo cool but also very difficult, maybe it might be better to make a series on every individual mythology

[@triscuit9074]

@@confusciouspuff1013 yeah, and in Alaska, where I'm from, there is SO MUCH on the Raven, he's like a god up here. He did everything for us on accident and also just because he was curious. It's great.

[@lindamaemullins5151]

@@triscuit9074 ❤️

[@smoothlyamusing]

Oh yes please do this. I mean ya there's over 560 tribes right now and at one time there were over 2,000. But would still be great to do

[@LK-vz2fq]

As a Danish chick who grew up hearing a lot about norse mythology, I love that you finally decided to cover this and make it a series 😸😸

[@mr.darwin8364]

Dude! I’m from Sweden and i freaking love Norse mythology. Thank you, I’ve been waiting for this!

[@trashpanda3526]

My favorite thing is that this is one story. I've followed what people know as "Norse Mythology" my entire life. The stories I know have been passed down throughout my family so they're quite a bit different. That's the best part, depending on where you were from in Scandinavia you had different stories. The East of Norway could believe one thing and the West could believe another and so on. I'm excited to hear what stories you've found and I thank you for doing this series.

[@jackiewepps4694]

I just wanna say, being from Denmark, I have heard this myth many times. But I have never heard it told in such an entertaining way before.

[@DeJahMode]

I know your not into anime but there’s a show on Netflix called the “Blood of Zeus” that you mind find interesting **anime influenced show called Blood of ZEUS** you might find interesting and while your at it “Record of Ragnarok which is a anime is also interesting.

[@Idkwhathandleishouldchangeinto]

Hi, do you know if it's on Netflix?

[@reneelane5117]

@@Idkwhathandleishouldchangeinto hi, are you dumb?

[@Idkwhathandleishouldchangeinto]

@@reneelane5117 most probably, yes.

[@valoraptor]

@@Idkwhathandleishouldchangeinto yes, Blood Of Zeus is on Netflix.

[@Idkwhathandleishouldchangeinto]

@@valoraptor thank you ^^

[@wcapewell3089]

"The earth was born from a giants corpse" The Aztec's "Aye, thats our thing!"

[@ladykoiwolfe]

And that is a whole nother series he can delve into....only it will have to be Very messed up.

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

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

[@ladykoiwolfe]

@@tijanamilenkovic3425 I have no idea what that is. If Jon did a video on it I can look for it.

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@ladykoiwolfe it is an Italian animated series made by Mondo TV, MEG and Giocchi Prezzioci about a girl and her dog and she chooses the right pet for each child and she can talk to animals. The cartoon is mix of Celtic, Egyptian and Indian influences

[@smoothlyamusing]

@@tijanamilenkovic3425 that sounds like a fun interesting watch I'll have to check it out

[@ajaesque]

This is perfect timing for Assassins Creed Valhalla 🥺 🖤

[@champagnefitzi9594]

I’m watching this before I get my PS5 and play God of War lol

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@champagnefitzi9594 What about The Messed Up Origins of Street Fighter

[@fitzchivalryfarseer313]

How’s that game going after a month?

[@thomasstraw8352]

Shame that Ass Creed Valhalla is a mess

[@Intreppidity]

You made my birthday 10 times better with this upload! 😌

[@JonSolo]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY! 🎉

[@abigailmadlock6458]

Happy bday

[@Intreppidity]

@@JonSolo aww thank you so much!

[@Intreppidity]

@@abigailmadlock6458 thank you!

[@sitsofeafari1102]

Mine too🎉🎉😊

[@gabbiehernandez7390]

So excited for this series; I named my dog Skadi as homage to the Goddess/jotunn 💙 a badass lady if I ever heard one!

[@OO-ZA-RU]

Your content is the best. It’s always interesting and you get learn from it, please keep up the fantastic work, when I first found your YT I only use to watch you when I was bored but now I’m getting to impatient cuz I have to wait a week for one episode. Keep up the great work your my favourite youtuber

[@AzuRemilia]

I may sound like a weeb, but It'd be really cool if you covered japanese mythology (how the world began and stuff. It gets funny, I promise) or urban legends (like Hanako of the toilet, blue cape red cape or Merry-san)

[@bandaidbaby7177]

Omg I learned about this in English last year! I read the Neil Gaiman and absolutely love it💕 Freya’s story is my favorite.

[@debreas6207]

Find it interesting that there is a Adam/Eve story, Noah’s Arc and Norse myth of Odin and his brother chopping up a Johtun kind of like Zeus/Poseidon/Hades defeating Cronos

[@wendychavez5348]

These are common themes across many mythologies. I don't remember hearing the Norse version of the ark before.

[@debreas6207]

@@wendychavez5348 agreed but he mentioned that arc on the blood of the Jhotun.

[@liptaz]

YES!!! I've been waiting on this mythology for so long!!! Cant wait to see your take on this! Btw, I love all your stuuff, but since I am Norwegian I have been excited by this for a long time.

[@irelandrose123]

I love Norse mythology, it's really cool. Thanks for makin a video on it!

[@gamer56978]

I know right

[@Spineless-Lobster]

This video is just in time! I started to learn Norse runes (Elder Futhark) and although I’m probably not writing it properly, it’s still really fun!

[@phillbavetz8845]

The fact that earth was made from a giant's corpse is my favorite part and is pretty fuckin metal.

[@kingbeauregard]

Very very cool! I'm glad you disclaimed that the Jotunns aren't really "giants" in general, and are more of a rival faction to the Aesir. Dr. Jackson Crawford (he's got a KZbin channel) would approve!

[@selinadudley8270]

I'm so happy to see you covering Norse mythology. I've been slowly trying to learn as much as possible. Ive seen quite a few Norse books on Grimfrost that could be very informative.

[@VikkiBT]

As a Swede and a believer, I’m really happy you decided to talk about this

[@aikens1987]

Hey why not expand more and do African mythology

[@bats9565]

Great Udea

[@mykeracleveland4678]

Please do this

[@nero1798]

African mythology would be an intresting topic.

[@demoawo4968]

@@nero1798 especially because every region has their own though now they are mainly christian or muslim

[@LuckoDaStars]

African mythologies are very hard to understand since many of them are word-of-mouth. Only a few of them are legitimately recorded. Like one of the Elder gods who created the stars in the sky and the Bounty of the land, he usually takes two forms, an elderly sage or a spider, Anasi

[@ravenwitch4781]

Love that you’re doing Norsk mythology maybe your next topic could be on Thor and how Loki is always messing with him like making Thor wear a wedding dress or when Loki cut Thor’s wife’s hair

[@Skybreaker292]

I thought it was heimdall's idea for the dress.

[@keribrown6555]

Good luck with pronouncing some of these names and words. I still have trouble and have been studying Norse mythology for years

[@saxorsaxofon88]

Come to scandinavia we will teach u

[@quincy9908]

Is it really that hard? Am I the only that doesn't find it hard

[@JDot_9]

Watch Jackson Crawford

[@CaptainMoxxy]

YAY! You're doing Norse! You're great ate researching your sources! (Hope there's anything you're interest in Philippine's mythology) 😊😊😊😊

[@babywigeon]

I'd like to see Filipino mythology too!

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@babywigeon what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Street Fighter or Dragon Ball

[@RD0204]

Neil Gaimen literally has a book "Norse Mythology" which could be a handy modern source. Also at some point in the next decade (I know there's a lot of other series in process) could you do Celtic/Gaelic Mythology. Good luck with those names. It could be a good option for next Halloween since it originated from the Pagan festival Samhain.

[@hannahphillips6474]

I low key vibe to the title music every episode 😌

[@shaedabrattt]

“What ? You didn’t know that stars were actually sparks from musleheim ?.... me neither” Me: 🙂 “The clouds were his brains” Me: 🙂😳😮

[@BeAuTyLoVe17]

Really glad to see this! ❤️ Despite being Danish there isn't spend super long in school teaching about our old mythology (especially compared to how much we get taught about Christianity) and its very long since I learned any of this, so it's so nice to get a refresher

[@shaunatrice]

Thank you for your time and research! I always wanted to look into Norse mythology but didn’t know where to start. You definitely picked the perfect place. Makes me appreciate it that much more. And Gunther is adorable 😍

[@icollectstories5702]

7:10 What I find fascinating is how frozen bodies randomly emerge from the ice. One should beg explanation, but of course, no one will admit to knowing.

[@fisherbeauty7759]

My grandpa told me we have Viking ancestry so I love ❤️ learning what my ancestors believed

[@afraidcone]

I couldn't appreciate this as a series any more, thank you!

[@Nescio_Gravissime]

Ahhh I've been waiting for this for so long! You did a great job as always although I am a bit sad about some of the details you didn't mention from the creation of everything but nonetheless you covered it really well. I'm looking forward so seeing more Norse and other mythology videos.

[@blackphoenix77]

My username popped up at 0:28 AND Jon's talking about Norse mythology? It's a good day!

[@prigianti]

I just want a bloopers Video, where you try to pronounce all these names for the first time!

[@kristalburns3490]

Gunther has another expression! I am impressed with the little guy.

[@zendriagoodwinkins1071]

ikr 😂 he is super duper cute

[@mleighqs]

This was awesome over all. Thank you for starting to look at this brand of mythology :) .

[@haidan_ef]

Norse mythology is one of my favourite mythology after Ancient Egypt mythology. Thank you for the video, Jon 😻

[@jjoyslin2702]

Haha “your mom” just pops up I saw it and laughed out loud and got a dirty look from my wife because it so random. 😂

[@trollol1914]

Was she watching with you or to her youngest randomly laughed?

[@KRIZZKRINGLE]

That use to be my cod username back in the day..so if i killed you it would pop up across your screen saying "you were killed by your mom"

[@Dr.Goldstein]

As a person with Northern European Ancestral Roots, I can Confirm that Jon's analysis of our Creation myth is 100% Accurate.

[@wcapewell3089]

Id actually like to know more about Hel. And when i mean Hel, i mean the person, not the place.

[@buttercupup3687]

Learning about my ancestors beliefs on my birthday from one of my favorite KZbinrs is 👌

[@zendriagoodwinkins1071]

happy birthday 🎂🎈🎂🎉

[@buttercupup3687]

@@zendriagoodwinkins1071 thank you!

[@s.nifrum4580]

*hears Jon talking about how the Christians got offended and decided to destroy everyone who disagreed* Me, a Christian: “sounds about right”

[@thenutstealer]

Yep, ima Christian too and that’s exactly how it went back then

[@jxshuua_9]

@@thenutstealer same, and literally. The Jesus playing basketball with the devil image had me in the floor 😭

[@tonetone86]

No not offended, but exposing lies the only time when they got offended is when you say Christ wasn't the son of God but other than that if you don't believe we just moved on and let you be and it's all out of love.

[@tonetone86]

Paul, said I am amazed by you who have accepted other doctrines when claiming to know the truth.

[@tentilol]

christians when they're told to respect other people's cultures:

[@vannymarsha5082]

In Hindu's there is also a story about flood, it is not only a boat, but a boat tied on the horn of a giant fish. In the story the king who built the boat named King Manu. It just fascinating when so many legend/myth/folklore or beliefs pointing out this "flood" event.

[@tamarasmith9060]

My favorite part is when humans were made & had some very different points compared to Jewish/Christian creation stories & other creation stories I've heard. 1. Most other stories have humans made or born from some creation process of elements, but the Norse say we were carved from trees, which means we came from another kind of lifeform already in existence. That's actually closer to the scientific truth than other myths I've heard. (Of course I haven't studied them all.) 2. They were both made at the same time. No crap about the 1st woman being made out of the 1st man, making him the more important & in charge. 3. The gods had names for things in existence already. "Adam" doesn't get credit for naming it all. 👏👏👏

[@wannab8320]

Should do a video on “Ullr” the Norse God of Hunting, Archery, and Skiing!

[@rikcoflores5588]

Noah's ark going elsewhere was the most interesting thing I gathered

[@AammaK]

If you'd ever consider expanding to include Fennoscandia and Finland, Kalevala would be something I'd be so interested to see you talking about! During our romantic period and nationalistic identity building era under Russia's ruling Elias Lönnrot gathered old folk poetry and tales and constructed our national epic, the forementioned Kalevala. It's one of the rare full national epics, but way less talked about abroad than the other European epics. It still has a great importance in our culture and identity, and the collection process and Lönnrot's life mission has had a huge impact to what we know about the lifestyle, beliefs and ideology of our ancestors. Even though Swedish was our main political language for hundrets of year due to past Swedish ruling, the poems increased the value of Finnish language and it's national importance, which with other factor later resulted in Finnish becoming an accepted political language and the main language used in public situations. I'd be happy to help with pronunciation, some historical perspectives and especially the side of the study of religion and theology.

[@lyssariahproductions]

Who else says jon shot first with him at the end?

[@Shasgirl]

Since day one. 😂😂 Because of him and that line, I went and interrogated my boyfriend to walk me through the debate and we ended up having a marathon of of first Star Wars movies. I wasn't into it so much before that.

[@zendriagoodwinkins1071]

i do!😅

[@galaderialcox1481]

Me ev-er-y times lol

[@MarkTulsa2024]

I missed something. What does that mean? Is it a sex thing?

[@Rerun75]

🙋🏾🙋🏾🙋🏾🙋🏾🙋🏾

[@johana007ny]

I loved learning about the cardinal signs. That was really interesting

[@THEMIGHTYQBAG]

"Jötunns..." In the stead of Jötnar. Feels like nails of a chalkboard

[@brillonsloup]

I love mythology and by far my favorite is Norse mythology. It's so fascinating and there is so much to it.

[@hiandbye1116]

Me to my teacher Sorry I have to go watch Jon Solo and re-watch all the messed up origins My teacher: 👁👄👁

[@cupidhart-james4277]

I enjoy your videos because I love mythology and fairy tales and your narration. You speak quickly and you don’t drag the story out. Thank you!

[@LuinTathren]

I want to see Gunther mythology.

[@animavivi7669]

Love how you explain this twisted stories in such a simple way. Also, waiting for part two 'cause I love finding similarities between Norse mythology and Attack on Titan.

[@Jodipo]

So, Thor's ''great grandmother'' is a primordial cosmic cow? And I thought the Greek Pantheon was weird. XD

[@sasamichan]

I would like to see a video on The Ark. I see that Ark pop up in a LOT of myths and there is a theory that the wide spread nature of the Ark story is proof that it really happened might be fun to dive in to that and make a ruling on what you think.

[@thetypicalanna7456]

"your mom" CAUGHT ME OFF GUARDDDDD😭😭😭😭😭

[@Falathrim3]

Excellent work! A friend of mine exposed me to your channel through this video, and I loved it! It's very approachable for folks who are just learning about this massive topic. I'll definitely pass on the word to others who are curious! Can't wait for Part 2...

[@jorenbosmans8065]

Damn you talk fast when I'm drunk. I really should watch you when I'm sober. Still, interesting topic. I'm looking forward to the rest.

[@adkviking69shofner98]

I love these stories and liv by the code of the Vikings and share blood roots with them My son I named ODIN 28 years ago and my favorite part is that you are killing it amd i cant wait to hear more pf these tellings, SKÄL

[@LAHIBRIDA13]

NICE. About time you got to that.

[@levinbuijs4853]

YES! I have bin waiting so long for this! I’ve just read the Poetic Edda and I’m halfway though the prose Edda. Love what you do man

[@sam-dv8ys]

My favorite part of this is when the moon just snatched two kids

[@BrittyJ17]

I’m so excited you’re starting Norse mythology!! I love reading Norse stories, I’m all here for these videos ♥️

[@SMThingsAreMeantToBe]

Interestingly, there's a flood and arc ( actually one of the gods in animal form) myth in the Indian Hindu mythology as well. It might possibly pre-date Christianity (not sure) so that would imply that nearly all cultures have a flood and gigantic ship saving some species from extinction myth

[@JC111414]

Which means that a flood did happen sometime in the past and these cultures made it into a myth.

[@shedsumlight268]

HISTORY repeats itself through the 4 ages of time or they could very well be telling the same story with same characters, just in a different age of time and have different names for the characters

[@UndeadJohnGaming]

I'm in love with Norse mythology so thank you for doing this... Gonna binge the whole playlist

[@yummi4tunekookie]

Those "questions" are probably riddles.

[@XoXo_Dezi]

I’m so beyond happy that you’re covering this!!

[@amalia2390]

To Jon Solo and anyone reading: listen to the Mythology podcast by Parcast! It’s narration and re-enactments of mythology stories and it is very fun!

[@jadada_]

happy friday homie!

[@captainnekomata9969]

Don’t worry about mispronouncing Norse Words, most people do.

[@zeusathena26]

Yup but I laughed when it sounded like nipple-heim🤣🤣

[@smoothlyamusing]

@@zeusathena26 me2

[@steinaf]

This made me so excited like a child! I didn't know Ymir was not nice, I thought he was a gentle giant. I love the way you mix your humour into your storytelling. Looking forward to hear your pronunciation on the next part.

[@Billious]

Ok, so DISCLAIMER, MARVEL GOT ALMOST EVERYTHING WRONG, ASIDE FROM NAMES

[@saxorsaxofon88]

They EVEN got some names wrong... like "Hella" her names is just Hel. And that is said with long E. So its not the english way of saying "Hell". That was annyoing to me when i saw the movie Ragnarök.

[@quincy9908]

Marvel isn't a historian collection. It's a comic book company that should be obvious

[@thomas-stilinski8149]

@@quincy9908 exactly I don't think they ever intended to be accurate

[@thegreattotemaster]

@@quincy9908 Well yes, but it's fun to nitpick :P

[@kazasta1362]

Thanks for posting about yt not notifying us, I usually binge your shows 10-15 at a time... but u wrecked another good one!

[@amirpugh4494]

This man keep scaring me cuz I think he be saying my name

[@just.donutssss]

I love how aggressive the origin starts in comparison to Greek/Roman mythology

[@dantef.9587]

wow ive never been first to a youtube video... im proud my self

[@anapaxtorr9983]

Congrats

[@Breluv92]

I would love to hear more about Gia, I know you don’t mention her in this video but I think a lot of us would enjoy it.

[@mandymarie980]

As a Christian, I respect everyone’s religious beliefs. I apologize on behalf of all of them.

[@heneralantonioluna8725]

As a Christian, me too

[@V19482]

As a Christian I don’t apologise for what others did, I’m responsible for my own actions not others. And they clearly weren’t Christian. If they followed the New Testament they would of never hurt them, Matthew 5:21-22 says “You have heard that our ancestors were told, ‘you must not murder. If you commit a murder you are subject to judgment.’* But I say, if you are even angry with someone,* you are subject to judgement!” And in Luke 4:11-12 it says “Dear friends, since God loved us that much, we surely ought to love each other. No one has ever seen God. But if we love each other, God lives in us, and his love is brought to full expression in us. My advice to you is to read your bibles and not look back at the plow. (Luke 9:62.)

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@V19482 what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Puppy in my pocket Adventures in Pocketville

[@zzzzephyrus553]

Same here

[@spazzout1k350]

@@V19482 fr bruh💯

[@Malou1396]

As a Dane, this is pretty awesome to watch. (Your Ginnungagap was on point btw). :)

[@captaindiamond4661]

when you realize that Norse mythology is the most god damn metal thing in the world

[@Lupinemancer87]

Minor correction, the plural for Jotunn is Jotnar, and they are not called Giants, frost or notherwise. The Jotnar were basically another group of gods that were just associated with chaos and natural disasters. Also, the "Frost Giants" from Marvel got nothing to do with the Jotnar. They are Marvel's own creation and should never be confused with the beings in Norse Myth.

[@isha4591]

I cannot wait for you to cover Loki's (i probably butchered that name) stories

[@nightmaremoon69]

When you do all the mythologies you should do a comparison and see their origins and where they may have started

[@zendriagoodwinkins1071]

yessssss!

[@zendriagoodwinkins1071]

i really like the idea 😁 it be so awesome

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@zendriagoodwinkins1071 what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Overlord anime

[@Fl0rales]

I don't know if this has a messed up origin or not but could you please do the origins of Chang'e the moon goddess

[@grace5033]

oh boy, here comes the hamiltrash...

[@tijanamilenkovic3425]

@@grace5033 What about The Messed Up Origins of Puppy in my pocket Adventures in Pocketville

[@adadort4937]

Why am I so pumped about this series !