The Most Famous Graves of Père Lachaise Cemetery Paris - A Fully Guided Cemetery Tour

[@TheMuseumGuide]

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[@amherst88]

An awesome tour as always -- especially for those of us who will never see it in person -- *Merci beaucoup* ❤

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@amherst88 de rien, mon ami!

[@ramprashad29]

You remind me of catlyn doughty ask a mortician. Your narration is lovely and a pleasure to listen to.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

I get the Caitlin comparison a lot!

[@Z0MB13_K1TTY]

I’m so hyped for this!, your videos are absolutely incredible and captivating! and your research is always amazing too❤️

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Yay! Thank you!

[@janeehanzlick6150]

Thank you for the depth and breadth of your tour and stories. You make the people buried at Pere LaChaise “come alive”. I saw and learned more from your one video than I did in my three visits to Pere LaChaise!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thanks for watching!

[@teuilagracetualaulelei1609]

Thank you sooo much, what an in-depth, well-researched video on the beauty that is Pere Lachaisecan't wait to go back, again.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

My pleasure!

[@teuilagracetualaulelei1609]

@@TheMuseumGuidemy most favourite memory was stumbling across Chopin, THE highlight, so was rapt you filled in his post-burial story - his heart is in Poland

[@Blade_Daddy]

Magnificent tour, dear lady!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@Blade_Daddy thank you!

[@jenniferd6242]

Very excited about this one, such a beautiful cemetery.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

It really is! Excited for you to see it

[@charlottepedersen6381]

Been looking forward to his one, so thanks, Jessica! 🙂

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@charlottepedersen6381 you’re very welcome! I hope it lives up to your anticipation.

[@Oakleaf700]

@@TheMuseumGuide Yes, it's wonderful!, Thank you 💓

[@janeanf123]

Wonderful 💙 thank you so much Jessica and I love your hat!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@janeanf123]

@ your whole tour was so great!

[@janibeg3247]

we were there many years ago when Jim Morrison's grave was not fenced off. there were people at the grave listening to his music on a portable stereo, drinking wine, an hanging out.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

It’s just too disruptive to have people hanging out there.

[@nedludd7622]

​@@TheMuseumGuideBack in the ’80's there was a bust of Morrison there which I saw and took a photo of. Later, someone stole it.

[@karenrobinson2071]

Jessica - you're programs are always so insightful. This one was particularly interesting. Many thanks 🏛

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You're so welcome!

[@KayHightower-t4w]

I just discovered your channel a few days ago and I am a huge fan of yours. I loved all of the tours I have seen, death masks, Jack the Riper, British Museum and Louvre highlights, I have been to Pere Lachaise twice and I think you are doing a fantastic job. Very thorough. Would you please consider doing a tour of Montparnesse Cemetery?

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thanks Kay! I will do Montparnasse in the future.

[@tishamorgan8388]

She's awesome Kay! Her content is always interesting 😊

[@darlenealexander2184]

Thank you so much for sharing your time and knowledge with us about this marvelous cemetery!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lornfant]

Fabulous tour! I have spent many days wandering around Pere Lachaise. You touched on many of my favorites. Though my last visit changed me. My brother-in-law was cremated there. We then place his cremains in a niche at Cimetière de Montrouge. Thank you for the lovely memories.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you for sharing. ❤️

[@GraveVisitations]

Beautiful cemetery I'm glad I got to walk around it. Thank you for the tour enjoyed it very much

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thanks for watching!

[@kimothy68]

Loved this! More cemetery tours in the future please.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@kimothy68 sure! I think this is the sixth cemetery video- more to come!

[@sandraG333]

Absolutely fantastic tour, thank you🙂❤

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You’re very welcome!

[@rickh2015]

Love, love , love you doing Cemeteries as well. Yes, I am a death Hag! Thanks!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you so much!

[@74amylou]

This was fantastic, thanks Jessica! X

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You're so welcome!

[@rongenung]

This is the best video tour if this famous cemetery that I have seen. I learned the name of painter Caillebotte, whose paintings i knew, but name i did not. American cinema actress Olivia de Havilland is now there as well.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Oh fascinating! I saw that her ashes were placed in the columbarium before being transferred to Jersey, but I’m not sure if that transfer has happened yet.

[@annafox7474]

Your tours are so enjoyable and packed with information! Thank you ❤

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You are so welcome!

[@RowdyProwdy]

YES!! Been waiting for this one!!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Yay!

[@benjaminmead9529]

This is one of my favorite places in Paris, thank you for this tour! I lived in Belleville as a student and made many trips to Père Lachaise. One additional grave I recommend you (and anyone visiting) see is that of American fashion designer, Patrick Kelly (1954-1990). He had fun and playful designs, and his grave features one of his design motifs, located in the 50th division.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@benjaminmead9529 oh, I would have loved that! Thank you for the suggestion.

[@benjaminmead9529]

@@TheMuseumGuide You're so welcome, I hope you're able to visit again soon! (Paris is always a good idea 😄)

[@TheMuseumGuide]

I’m actually going again next weekend, but only as a day trip from Lille- just going to see Notre Dame!

[@benjaminmead9529]

@@TheMuseumGuide ❤Oh enjoy! I can't wait to visit myself this spring!

[@Angelicwings1]

What I do love about older cemeteries is there really is so much history and art. It’s incredible. It’s my ambition to visit more places like this.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

It’s wonderful!

[@judithsullivan9703]

I'm finally going to become a patron of your channel ... thanks for your tours 😉

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@judithsullivan9703 thank you Judith!!!!

[@don-at-large]

Genuinely enjoy your videos.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@don-at-large thanks Don! I enjoy making them.

[@margaretgonzalez3402]

Spectacular video! I’ve watched all of your vids & I’m a huge fan of your work!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Wow, thank you!

[@californiaglo9666]

Best video of this cemetery. I have been there a few times and spend hours getting lost.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you!

[@kim-notkym..4976]

Thank you, thank you Jessica, beautiful, interesting and fabulous video. I'd love to see but unfortunately I can't, so seeing through you has made my day ❤. Happy and healthy New year to you, your family and all subs. ❤

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you! I’m so glad you enjoyed it.

[@Arcadian-Nova]

AHHHH IM DYING those cemetery cats are THE cutest!!! especially the blakc one that meowed back

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@Arcadian-Nova there are so many!

[@rosieintheposies3164]

I loved this video! I've been there, but not so in-depth as you have done! Thank you for teaching us and sharing with us! 🫶

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@rosieintheposies3164 you’re so welcome!

[@sefrayne110]

Very good video - I visited Pere Lachaise MANY yrs go- this was a great remembrance! Than you!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@megmal1301]

Loved this video!!! Can’t wait to drag my friends here when we eventually visit hehe

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@megmal1301 amazing!

[@lorraineduncumb9923]

Wow ohhh wow thanks for all ur hard work and dedication to the arts x love ur videos and just in awe of ur knowledge and history that you bring to us ❤Thank-you x🎉

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@lorraineduncumb9923 you’re very welcome.

[@jenniferd6242]

One of my favorite of yours thus far. As above, so below.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@jenniferd6242 thanks!

[@Patience_tarot]

Came across your channel last night, very well done... Beautiful scenery, relaxing voice, extremely knowledgeable, and you seem to be very respectful in the way you tell their stories...👏👏👏 .... I rarely do this (maybe like 3 times over 10 years) but I actually hit the Subscribe button... looking forward to seeing more of your material ma'am ❤ Once again great show🤗

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@Patience_tarot thank you so much! I’d love to visit a Tarot museum.

[@cassmacdonald-perfectlyimp2486]

I was there almost 21 years ago with my mother and sister - my sister wanted to see Jim Morrison’s grave - I thoroughly enjoyed it, the reasons why it exists as well as the sheer genius interred there

[@TheMuseumGuide]

It’s a stunning place.

[@hellokristi]

What a wonderful video! My daughter and I visited Pere Lachaise this summer and I have a picture of her petting that same black & white cat! He has very distinctive markings!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

He’s a famous kitty!

[@blancatravels]

Fascinating! Thank you!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@blancatravels you’re welcome!

[@jenniferryersejones9876]

Loved this nice long video of Lachaise cemetery (saying that, like I've known it all my life!) and all its' intriguing markers and inhabitants. I also love Edith Piaf's songs. What similar, sad stories so many of the artists share. Thanks for this and for saying "psp, psp", to the cemetery cats, Jessica!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

They wanted nothing to do with me. 🤣

[@jenniferryersejones9876]

@@TheMuseumGuide Typical cats!

[@FuneralFleshFeast]

Omg I had no idea the sculpture in Fernand Arbelot's grave was an actual cemetery piece. I had seen it before in places like a Hecate Enthroned album. That was a lovely tour! Thank you very much as always! I need to get myself there sometime soon.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You’re so welcome! It’s worth going to see in person.

[@Blade_Daddy]

Love that red Denon room!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@Blade_Daddy it’s wonderful in there!

[@leisawilliams1831]

Great visual media. Thanks

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You’re welcome!

[@alanholck7995]

Absolutely wonderful video (as usual). Although it would be a Herculean, likely multi-part series, have you considered a guide to the Vatican museum? I’ve been there, and wish I could have seen a video like you make before-hand.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Yes! Hopefully in the next few years.

[@R08Tam]

Wonderful tour

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@nidaljabarin4743]

You are soo Amazing guide. Tanks.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@nidaljabarin4743 you’re very welcome!

[@angietunstall2555]

Jessica, Do you know who composed the music for the Harrison Ford film Blade Runner, and also the music for a series by Carl Sagan? He composed myriad scores for albums, including L' L'Apocolypse Des Animaux, Direct, Voices, China, Himalayas, and so many more. He also wrote music for documentaries, like one about The Plague. If you haven't guessed, he is a Greek better known as VANGELIS. When he died , a service was held at Père Lachaise, where he was cremated. His ashes were interred in the very columbarium you visited in this video. One to remember for the future . The actor Yves Montand is buried with his equally famous wife, Simone Signoret. It IS rather crowded around there. I'm not sure if they're buried near Edith Piaf? The seemingly interminable length of black marble, listing all those victims, on the outside of the cemetery is beyond comprehension, to the point where you ask yourself, how empty were the places they once lived in, in the aftermath of this great tragedy. Dont you think that the crypt containing the camera, awaiting it's eternal inhabitant, is a bit out of keeping with the architecture and statuary of the cemetery? If that is allowed, the Lord knows what outlandish monuments it will pave the way for 😮 Beautifully narrated, respectfully executed, and bravo 👏 .with the pronunciations ❤

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Didn’t Vangelis also do Chariots of Fire?

[@angietunstall2555]

@TheMuseumGuide He did indeed. I have tons of his music, but there is so much more that I haven't got. He was quite prolific! If you're that way inclined, a gentle introduction would be a CD/download of his album "1492: The Conquest of Paradise. A shorter piece would be "The Bounty"

[@kittymervine6115]

Callas not married to Onasis, though they both divorced their spouses to be married...:( sadly, in recent years items from the tombs (say an iron bat decor), have been stolen to be sold. The goth style of this decor is very popular now, and if you see a tomb torn up, it could be newer damage.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@kittymervine6115 thank you! I misunderstood. I did look for the iron bat! I didn’t know it had been stolen. Shameful.

[@crencottrell7849]

Happy New Year ma'am and everyone for that matter 🙂

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Happy New Year!

[@clairepaffey1727]

I would love a Pere La Chaise guidebook! I've been twice but went without a tour so would love to know more!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

A proper guidebook doesn’t exist! I need to get in touch with a good publisher….

[@lollclark457]

Happy New Year 🎉x

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Happy new year!!

[@ronhuhn7562]

Dr Who's..."Weeping Angels"...vibe I think.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Oh yes! You’re right!

[@ImeldaKirwan]

The reason that the Irish Government did nothing for Oscar Wilde in 1895 was the fact that the Irish Government did not exist in 1895 and did not come into being until 1921. The Irish Free State was formed that year when the 26 counties gained freedom from the British Government. The Irish Republic came into being in 1949.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Very good point!

[@stevemasterton1577]

Thanks for the great tour as being here in new zealand I have never been there

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You’re very welcome!

[@adeledazeem2561]

I just watched your Jack the Ripper video and saw somebody comment that you should do the Pere Lachaise cemetery, on which you replied you were going in November, only to find out you've just uploaded this yesterday! If you ever visit Amsterdam, take the metro to the AMC Hospital, they have a collection room called The "Vrolik Museum'". it's not that big, but the collection contains many great anatomy and abnormailty specimens. I used to study around the corner and would visit many times a month, as it is free to enter

[@TheMuseumGuide]

I went to the Vrolik in September! They strictly forbid photos and videos, though. :(

[@katieweber9754]

What a wonderful video! Have you ever considered a video on Van Gogh or the artist at Montmartre, Paris? Café du Tambourin? So interesting! I appreciate the information you share!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Great suggestion!

[@K3LLYMHENRY]

I would love a guidebook for this tour!

[@jeanhawken4482]

Soo interesting

[@TheMuseumGuide]

I’m glad you think so!

[@tamaravanbommel7564]

I loved this walk about! Is it possible to get a tour when next time I'm there? I have been a few years ago but I think I missed a lot hahaha I'm planning on going to Paris again this summer (with my 15yo daughter) and we loved Père Lachaise last time.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

I’d love to, but I live in London! I don’t normally guide in Paris.

[@tamaravanbommel7564]

@@TheMuseumGuide Too bad :) Do you know if there are guids I can hire there? Maybe the cemetery has their own?

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@ I’ll send you a good link!

[@angiekroll1015]

Your guide book would be much appreciated. I can use it as a walking tour when I visit in March. Ty!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Brilliant!

[@RowdyProwdy]

You giggling at the utter absurdity around Wilde’s wild story, both when he was living and after he passed. I genuinely hope that the paperweights are balling on all those desks!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

I just wanna know where those jewels are!

[@angietunstall2555]

Jessica, I thought the Napoleon's Wars ended with the Battle of Waterloo and Napoleon's capture, followed by his banishment to Elba? What was going on in 1817?? 😮

[@TheMuseumGuide]

He ruled again for a short time!

[@angietunstall2555]

@TheMuseumGuide Ah! When he escaped! I hadn't realised that he was "at large" (he being so short!) THAT long, and into 1817! Thanks for that info!

[@DimasFajar-ns4vb]

google map is amazing good job

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Not sure what you’re referring to?

[@DimasFajar-ns4vb]

@TheMuseumGuide canada

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@DimasFajar-ns4vb I was in the cemetery to film this. I have no idea what you're talking about.

[@michaellang8408]

That Creepy Crypt at 1:13:28 was used on a Dead Can Dance Album cover I believe. Don't quote me on that specifically, but I think so...

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@michaellang8408 oh, very cool!

[@KayHightower-t4w]

I would like to your book when it is available. Thanks.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you! I will work on it very soon.

[@nedludd7622]

Quite comprehensive. I wonder if many people will look up the names of at least some of these people and events. On your list in the information, you describe Caillebotte as a writer though.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thanks! I’ll change that.

[@Joedirt3349]

Non regrette rien! Love Edith Piaf.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Me too!

[@Oakleaf700]

I visited Morrison's Grave in 1988 as a young person, there was graffiti EVERYWHERE!, and a couple of gendarmes looking on - one could touch the gravestone then.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Back when I visited in ‘99, too!

[@ginocirillo]

you are very nice, your presence makes this place even more pleasant

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@ginocirillo thank you!

[@buridanjwh]

i'd pay for the guide... I spent a day there once, it was a nice day.

[@sarimakinen-lucas7228]

Ari Onassis never married Maria Callas. He married Kennedys Window.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@sarimakinen-lucas7228 I realised afterwards! They were just long time lovers.

[@sarimakinen-lucas7228]

@TheMuseumGuide YES. So sad for her. She lost her only child. Aris son.

[@don-at-large]

no worries... see you then.. thanks

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thanks!

[@ellaxracz]

Visted Père Lachaise 3 times... always visit Jim Morrison's tomb... the last vist a year ago very early in the morning to avoid crowds a little old odd French man told me the grave was closed today & come back tomorrow... knew he was lying & left for a few mins returned to see him stealing stuff fans had left... it must be a regular accurance I'm sure...

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@ellaxracz I’m sure it is!

[@KC-gy5xw]

Ach, I still think the old grumger at Jim Morrisons grave WAS Jim Morrison... Don't try to tell me anything else.. 😁

[@TheMuseumGuide]

🤣🤣🤣

[@ricardodisveld6996]

So it will be tomorrow i see? Too bad, i like this cemetary! But then we just wait another day 😀

[@TheMuseumGuide]

I’m so sorry! It’s a technical glitch- I was hoping to have it resolved by 9, and then by 10 - but it will have to be tomorrow. See you then!!!

[@ricardodisveld6996]

@@TheMuseumGuide Absolutely! I stay tuned and have the notification button pressed! 👌

[@larrywave]

Interesting as we prefer family graves in my country

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Many of these are family graves!

[@sophiegeorge2816]

Some people still assume that Maria Callas married Aristotle Onassis but they were only partners

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you! I realised afterward.

[@candicesantiago727]

Wow, Maria Callas passed away the day after i was born.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Oh wow!

[@garycarpenter6433]

Hon I forgot you were going to be on today and I had to go to the store... What does Pere Lachaise mean in English if it's translated... I've always wanted to see Paris and I've seen it several times in movies from American in Paris to Destroy All Monsters and I've tried sending you my email but I don't know what is wrong I've got to upgrade my phone 🤳 You are still good at your craft... Have you ever been down to the catacombs beneath Paris...Jim Morrison is buried There but his girlfriend is in California

[@TheMuseumGuide]

It means “Father Lachaise” - he was a priest!

[@garycarpenter6433]

TY dear lady remember Jim Morrison is buried there he was on the Ed Sullivan show and he was never invited back to the show because of a certain song that he sang Baby Light My Fire 🔥 He was supposed to charge some of the lyrics to his song but he refused to

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@ he’s about halfway through this video.

[@garycarpenter6433]

​@@TheMuseumGuideDoes Paris like London have any weird museums or the such thing if they do I'd love to see it

[@garycarpenter6433]

They must let cats 😻 live in the cemetery 🪦 just to keep down the mice and other "critters"

[@kittymervine6115]

long ago my husband and I had fun there....the Proust one was fun though we just did this off the cuff, no clue what we were going to film kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYS8m4qPlt6fhJY

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Brilliant! 🤣

[@elisabethmontegna5412]

It’s funny how the land used to belong to a priest but then Catholics weren’t buried there because the land hadn’t been formally consecrated. Did they eventually have a portion of the cemetery consecrated?

[@TheMuseumGuide]

I think it did!

[@djsinnema]

Pam, Jim Morrisons partner tragically died also of a drug overdose only 2 years after Jim and also a 27 years old. She was cremated and buried in LA in a colomberium plot with a stone engraved Pam Morrison despite the fact that she and jim where only lovers at the request of her parents. They regarded him as basically her husband.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

So sad. 😢

[@betha1237]

Maria Callas was never married to Oanasis

[@TheMuseumGuide]

I realised that after! They were just long time lovers.

[@rulistening7777]

Much-a-do about nothing but a gathering of empty vessels. Good presentation though.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Aren’t we all just empty vessels? *sounds gong*

[@darrelljohnston8676]

He did fake his own death, in fact he stole his own headstone. He still lives in the country side making cheese.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@darrelljohnston8676 well, that sounds nice for him.

[@darrelljohnston8676]

@@TheMuseumGuide sounded good though didn't it?

[@kittymervine6115]

Willy STOLE Collette's work, and passed it off as his own. In fact most of the writing of Willy later were written by others and he just signed his name. Willy claimed she was too young to write such work, but it was proven he just made a few notes and the work was truly that of his very young wife. Sorry to pop in but Willy is one of the worst husband's in history!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

He sounds awful!

[@sillysausage2244]

Père, not Pére...

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you!!!!

[@michivarese490]

Grauenhafte, teilweise falsche und falsch ausgesprochene KI Übersetzung! Schade....

[@TheMuseumGuide]

I turned those AI dubbing options off! I’ll try again. So sorry!

[@nathaliegaltier]

Full of mistakes, most of the time because of the robot voice !!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@nathaliegaltier the robot voice is a feature added automatically by KZbin- I have nothing to do with it! Try watching in English please. Please let me know of any mistakes other than the robotic voice?

[@nikolettamorati5135]

Impossibile riconoscere i nomi, la traduzione orribile

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@nikolettamorati5135 I’m so sorry! It wasn’t my choice- KZbin added it automatically :(

[@MoSkent1]

JUST INFERNAL !!! Since AI texts have existed, this is far the worst and most grotesque I've ever heard. Not a sentence without multiple errors, and not a famous name without it being mispronounced ! Your images are magnificent, but why did you put this unbearable AI voice in what should have been French, instead of leaving subtitles ?!? In addition, the voice doesn't match at all with what you say in English, unlike to a well dubbed film. And above all, what is the point of having put a text in French since we're in a Parisian cemetery that all French people know, at least by TV docs or French YT videos ?!? This is the first time I've seen an Anglo-saxon video presented like this. Your AI text is so ridiculous to listen to that I had to stop your beautiful video after barely ten minutes. A real waste due to the worst AI ever ! (I dont know if you have done the same for other languages, but even if it came from a good feeling on your part, I hope the result will have been less catastrophic than in French...)

[@TheMuseumGuide]

I didn’t do this - I had nothing to do with it. KZbin did this automatically! You’ll need to turn it off on your end, I believe- try to watch it in English instead.

[@MoSkent1]

@@TheMuseumGuide Incredible ! This is the first time in 15 years of watching YT everyday that something like this happened. Before your video I watched a dozen of other American videos on all sorts of themes, and as usual I put the English subtiles in order to be sure not to miss anything that is said. But instead of that, it was this unbearable AI in French that I heard, exactely as if you were dubbed. So imagine my amazement, especially that I haven't touch any other settings ! I'm truly sorry for what happened and I apologie for my first messge. I just hope that's not a new YT setting which would replace the subtiles ! This seems crazy since as I told you, I watched several videos just before yours without any problems of this kind, nor ridiculous French AI voice full of pronunciation mistakes, appearing from who knows where...)

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@ it’s so terrible! I turned it off on my end on my channel- but I’m not sure if it will keep happening automatically! It’s a new trial.

[@MoSkent1]

Of course TMG, I admit it's absolutely uncomprensible. Even if at 68 yrs old I've visited this wonderful, magical and unique place an incalculable number of times since I'm a kid, I was happy and impatient to watch your video and listen to your comments about it. Since I heard this awful French AI instead of my usual English subs, I immediately thought it was you who put it there ! So I apolozige again for my mistake. But this mystery is not resolved yet ! The lazy retiree that I'm has been watching his YT's videos like every day, and the English subs were on all the videos I saw since noon. (I'll see on your next one if this stupid "French AI ghost" comme back, and I'll let you know...) Best regards to all ! ❤👍

[@Newyorkyankey8]

i love your blogs but feel there is long wait.... before new one is up so cancelled my sub

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@Newyorkyankey8 oh, sorry! I only write blogs occasionally. My main value offer is the additional video every month! I will try to write more. :)