Theodore Roosevelt vs Winston Churchill. Epic Rap Battles of History [Reaction]

[@MDGEntertainment]

Lmao I’m reading the comments and y’all mad af 😂🤣🤣🤣 but hey I still love y’all tho

[@thcu]

Future congrats on 10k man

[@BowsettesFury]

Superman Vs Goku bro

[@BowsettesFury]

Nvm. I just saw you watched it already👍

[@corajallen9471]

You're right about gallipoli it was the Royal Navy. They lost bad!

[@ladysnake8449]

From the bottom of my heart we need a president that has tougher balls like Theodore Roosevelt in today's America! 💯

[@5frodon]

The "I'll battle to the end and I will NEVER SURRENDER!" gives me goosebumps everytime

[@Tobiasu]

That's the winner line for me

[@Compa_Doom]

honestly this is easily the best rap battle to date. They had so many good lines and the visuals were so fucking good. All that plus your reactions and gold is made.

[@firefatesgaming1855]

I find al capone vs blackbeard better.

[@Tues48]

@@firefatesgaming1855 I personally feel that honor goes to Jefferson vs Douglass

[@firefatesgaming1855]

@@Tues48 disagree jefferson vs Douglass is kinda reminding me of Clint east wood vs Bruce Lee to one sided.

[@Tues48]

@@firefatesgaming1855 I can see that but no battle is as one sided as Batman vs Sherlock Holmes.

[@justinecraven5400]

@@Tues48 who won that one

[@JohnCastleSmokeless]

"I don't know whether you fully understand that I have just been shot-but it takes more than that to kill a Bull Moose.” Most badass quote from any President ever. xD

[@0dinFury]

I'm English and I felt this was a solid draw in need of a second battle!

[@wolfganghumboldt4830]

Typical Brits needing Americans to show up to the second round.

[@jackcook5673]

Odin Fury nah Teddy won

[@assassin_5656]

These types of battles have to be extremely close so they don't lose fans from either place or start a political debate about it lol.

[@MuttonfudgeRacing]

Agreed.

[@jamesguthrie9454]

The galapolli campaign was ww1 agaist the ottomans. The plan was to take dardelles and then move on to the bosphorus, then supply russia. Many of the troops was aussies and kiwis. The campaign failed, badly. The brits barely took any land and the losses were high on both sides. Eventually it was abandoned with no gain.

[@ert31]

As a Turk i can actually say where they landed actually made more sense because these lands could be taken more easly than other places. (Turkish side fortified these lands and supplied with machine guns.) From any sides that campain went very bad for brits and even for the turks. We took same losses as defenders because of the numbers and technological advantages of entente side. In ww1 times Ottomans didn't have any factories for ammunation or guns and that was the biggest issue that the ottomans have. Brits thoughd they were an easy opponent after their humiliating defeat in the first balkan war (1912). After that war there is a new era for Ottomans and it starts with "Young Turk rebellion". It's the army who revolted against the Sultan and took the control. Enver Pasha was the main leader and he is the one who lead the empire in ww1. What brits faced was not the same army who they saw at first balkan war it was a brand new army in german stlye. (The German influance of Ottoman Empire is an other title but it was very effected the empire)

[@ethanponcho5077]

As a bassist I’m offended by the bass line

[@asxulxetesteronsxez538]

Yeetmeister right?? Bass is my favorite guitar to listen to.

[@kamingaaa]

SLAP THAT BASS

[@notoriousriot250]

fukka unless your name is cliff burton

[@erikjohnson3859]

@@notoriousriot250 Les Claypool*

[@spoopyboi1882]

It's funny cause from what I've read and heard, bass is one of the most integral parts of the band so the line loses a lot of punch

[@Levi_music1]

Rough riding down to Cuba like WHATS UP BITCHES

[@daustin8888]

Best line hands down.

[@jjpe306]

this is the battle I want to see a sequel of more than any other.

[@Filbi]

I kinda hope some day they'll do a WWII Allies vs. Axis rap battle as a season premiere or finale, bringing back Churchill, Hitler, Stalin, etc.

[@cyrus8886]

@@Shaw4123Hiroshima???

[@musklung]

"Tomorrow I'll be sober and you;ll still be roasted" is tribute to him saying to a woman "I may be drunk but you're ugly and once more tomorrow I'll be sober but youll still be ugly"

[@Filbi]

I got a laugh out of "Oh shit! World War Too Soon?"

[@doombaboi7291]

For those who don’t know he said rough riding down to cuba because I’m the Spanish american war he was in a group of soldiers called the rough riders

[@valdris86]

Gotta do some Dan Bull reactions now, Civilization Rap is my favorite

[@OzoneTheLynx]

Yes! Dan gets way too few of them considering his skill and his Civilisation Rap is my favovorit rap to this day.

[@magnalucian8]

yes please

[@grimsby7936]

big facts mdg make it happen my man

[@JoeDay-me3gr]

YES

[@alexanderfrazier8799]

Yes please Dan Bull is awesome

[@PacificEmperor]

7:05 Yes, things would have ended a lot differently. The Soviets would have ended up with more land.

[@cmck362]

And japan would have taken over asia if I'm not mistaken. I remember them winning vs china pretty hard, but maybe I'm wrong.

[@idktbh1216]

Mark Di Battista They should have. They did the majority of the work. And is that really a bad thing?

[@idktbh1216]

cmck The main reason why Japan surrendered was actually an invasion of Manchuria that had 2 million soviet troops. Hirohito admitted that himself.

[@cmck362]

@@idktbh1216 Before that. Before they started fighting with either the us or russia they had a good chunk of china.

[@idktbh1216]

cmck Ooh my bad. Yeah, they would have won Asia for sure if the Russians or Americans didn’t step in. Apologies.

[@davidsmith7752]

The point of pulling up the assassination was that he was saying that Roosevelt can survive as many bullets as he wants and Churchill could still kill him dead with one of his speeches.

[@richardbean1707]

Fair enough, but let's see Churchill finish one of those speeches after taking a bullet lol

[@kieranbasham2678]

Pretty sure with all the drugs alcohol and poor fitness Churchill was suffering through his position cause more damage than any bullet

[@itsjayhere246]

@@richardbean1707 the guy probably could. Have you seen any photos of the guy his rolls would save him

[@ninjabreadman1993r]

Honestly, people exaggerate the effect of Pearl Harbour. Whilst PH was very important for the development of the war in the Pacific, when it came to Europe, PH didn't actually change much. The Battle of Britain had already been won, the Enigma Codes were already well on their way to being cracked. The US were already providing supplies, but many of them got redirected towards American troops going to the pacific; American trucks were supposed to go to Russia to help them fight off Operation Barbarossa, but they got given to the US Military instead to train and supply the recruits, making the Russian theatre that much weaker. Honestly, whilst PH and direct American intervention did speed up the war by a year or so, I reckon, the bigger factors were simply: 1) Hitler was arrogant and got personally involved in a lot of the military decisions when he had no idea what he was doing, so instead of doing something sensible like mass producing the reliable Panzer he instead spent WAY too much money on trying to find a "Supertank." That's a big part of why the US were able to outproduce the Third Reich; Germany and its holdings had the industry, Hitler just pissed away their money. This is on top of him making stupid military decisions and fucking with his best commanders (EG, Rommel). 2) The Third Reich expanded too quickly. They had the industry available, but the German economy itself was too fragile to properly support such a large empire. Instead of consolidating his power, he kept trying to expand and pushed his existing infrastructure to breaking point. The German Economy wouldn't have lasted much longer than it did in any case. 3) The big one? Operation Barbarossa. His failed invasion of Russia fucked Hitler over MUCH more than The USA's supply of troops did. Pearl Harbour was important, certainly, but from a historical perspective I always roll my eyes when Americans say that they swooped in and rescued everybody from the Nazi's. Hitler was going to lose eventually; his economy wasn't strong enough and he wasn't clever enough to keep the momentum going, especially after he lost the Battle of Britain and tried to invade Russia, which had nothing to do with the USA getting involved. The USA helped, definitely, but saying that they came in and saved everybody from certain defeat is a *massive* exaggeration. The USA sped the war up, definitely, but Nazi Germany was going to crumble very soon either way.

[@brandenlee5316]

Great read. Thanks for the information!

[@NCA_Azzy]

Fair to say Hitler would have failed, however, had Japan controlled Southeast Asia as was the plan; that war would've easily carried on a lot longer than it did. ..so to that extent, proclaiming everything would've ended is as ignorant as proclaiming Hitler only failed cause of America. Either way, had PH not happened, Japan's plans for SE Asia would've seen them involved regardless but we can only speculate whether or not the Bombs would've happened. BUT! After WW1 leading into WW2 the US would've easily been very conflicted entering that war if not for PH and thus what happened, happened with solidarity. March 10, 1941 - America starts lending aid though chooses to remain out of the war itself. Hitler invades SU 3/4 months after the fact sucks it took months after that for the supplies to get there but you covered this. Tension was already rising between the US and both Germany and Japan. Pretend for a moment that FDR had been assassinated and not the Mayor, Garner would be president. With that as a "fact", Garner would have kept his (US) interests at home, not abroad. That assumed... North Africa, 1942, Operation Torch -- this required the US otherwise forces at present would've been lucky to have taken Tunis sometime in 1943. I know N Africa, whatever, right? But because of this move led by the US it gave an opening into Italy and Southern France. Considering the African military at the time, we can say that either 44 or 1945 African forces invade Silicy. This, of course, assuming the Royal Navy had reclaimed the Mediterranean of Axis fleets. While, yes, the Soviets would've devastated German forces, their own casualty rates/damages suffered would still be greater than it was despite US supplies from the Act taking months to officially arrive. The withdrawal enforced by the Soviets on German forces would easily lead to Italian liberation thus the events stated above. Besides dealing with Japan, the biggest portion of American aid was easily the Pacific which Churchill considered a secondary theater. However, if you removed American forces from the Pacific, Japan controls it. Singapore, Burma crumble. Australia would likely fall as Churchill had their soldiers in the Middle East and without America present, would be invaded. With Japan holding more territory/power/might, Germany isn't spread so thin. Who knows how the rest turns out because Japan wasn't there -- America was. Without this, Burma and India out the picture, China would be in deep trouble. But again... American presence quite literally removes Japan from an otherwise unpredictable and unforseen future.

[@ninjabreadman1993r]

@@NCA_Azzy But the problem is that to achieve those ends, you're introducing a LOT more "what ifs" and "maybes." My point wasn't that America wouldn't have been important in some fictional alternate universe where somebody else was assassinated and all that other stuff. Just that, as the situation stood in the 40's, American intervention in the war wasn't the big war-winning blow that is commonly presented by Americans. Was America important? Yes, undoubtedly. I never said they were. They were as important as every other ally, and they contributed a lot. My point was simply that the war in Europe would have likely ended in German defeat regardless of whether America sent troops or not. As for the Pacific, you're right, Japan would have gotten a lot further in their conquest. But you're forgetting that China is a LOT bigger than Japan conquered, and that after Operation Barbarossa, Russia was already turning it's attention to the Pacific. People think that Japan surrendered because of the atomic bomb; that's not quite true. It was a factor, yes, but the bigger reason was because only a day or so earlier, Russia had declared war on Japan and Japan was like "Um. Well fuck." Even without America, once Germany fell, they'd have Russia, China and The British Empire (such as it was) on their ass. They wouldn't have ended up winning. The war would have been bloody, but it would have ended with a Japanese defeat all the same. As I said originally, America was important to the outcome of the war! I never said they weren't. My point was simply that America wasn't *as* important as Americans sometimes like to pretend. That's all.

[@NCA_Azzy]

@@ninjabreadman1993r The "what ifs" only existed to make the "America neutrality" stick. Historically, PH or not, they would've been involved. But the "what ifs" are necessary to reach exactly what your hypothetical end game equates too. *If* the Soviets suffer superior losses, do they instantly go after Japan? Probably not. That was the point. *If* American aid and American intervention do not occur when it does, you cannot guarantee and say with 100% certainty everything still plays out exactly the same. Roosevelt's Act still arrives before the Soviets final push. The Germans still get stretched even thinner due to Africa/Italy/Asia and the drastic change in the Pacific. *If* America isn't present to help surge into Siciliy and take over the Pacific, the Germans have no other demanding need to withdraw, cause Japan is present there. Your "if" also cannot predict that China would endure it's pinch and pressure. Your what if, possible or otherwise, has, by default, an extended time-line that could ultimately and drastically change things enough that the Soviets could gave still been forced back. ...your what if revolves around America's non-involvement. My what if revolved around the only true reasoning that America, Pearl Harbor out of the equation, wouldn't have gotten involved. Roosevelt, upon his unprecedented 3rd Term, had an assassination attempt aimed at him but they killed the wrong person. Only way America isn't involved is if Carson took over the presidency. America was literally a lingering threat that gave them pause. It's literally, and moronically, why Japan sought to cripple their Navy. Both sides knew this. Especially Japan who was at ends with America even before WW2 started. The Bombs of Nagasaki and Hiroshima were to force Japan to surrender. They refused until they had assurance of their leader. America and Britain were aware of the Soviet intention to declare war. Soviets invaded Manchuria ( *China* ) to surprise the Japanese, America bombed em. That was all in sync. 1 million Soviets vs 700,000 Japanese. Still begs the question how it unfolds if the Soviets aren't that strong.

[@ninjabreadman1993r]

@@NCA_Azzy You can dress it up however you want, but your speculation has massive flaws in it, partly down to the fact that you have no way of knowing that your What Ifs would ever come true. For one, a third term is unconstitutional and would never - ever - happen, at least not in that time period. Had Pearl Harbour never happened, or if America had responded to it differently, the war in Europe would likely have ended the same way, albeit a little later. Considering I was talking about the Nazi's and considering that a Japanese invasion of Europe is next to impossible given the state of Japan at the time, that's the only thing that matters for my overall point. It isn't that deep, fam. You're going to extreme lengths to try and...what, prove me wrong? I really don't care about this level of speculation because the more steps you add, the less likely you are to be able to accurately predict anything and I'm just not interested in that kind of historical masturbation. xD

[@jester5311]

I'm sure I missed a few lines by Churchill, but the rebuttal to the family line how he was ditched and the Pearl Harbor line I think pushed it in Teddy Roosevelt's favor haha. Gotta give it the Teddy

[@TheMedicalDemon]

Jester 5 Even if Pearl Harbor didn’t happen the soviets would have won the war.

[@jester5311]

@@TheMedicalDemon I believe Churchill even had a speech where he said he was glad pearl harbor was attacked because it brought the US into the war. Thats whyvi feel it pushed the erb in daddys favor haha

[@TheMedicalDemon]

@@jester5311 Well even if America only fought Japan and not Germany,Britain still would have won with the help of the soviets. What is the Link of that speech?

[@theatheistbrony9332]

Being bass doesn't suck if you're in one of the greatest bands of all time like Rushmore. Geddy Lee and Paul McCartney don't hang their heads for being bass players.

[@ExplosivePeeps]

And Davie 504

[@MartianFromMercury]

Chris Squire too, though he has already left us.

[@fighterck6241]

TheAtheistBrony yeah but Paul McCartney is mostly known for being a vocalist...

[@ChitenBugMan]

Paul can't hang his head, he's been dead for decades

[@ethanwilliams4559]

jokes on winston, bass is just as important as guitar.

[@alexgrey7972]

ethan williams right and there are tons of bass players that are just as popular or more popular than the bands frontmen or guitar players.

[@RowBlanka]

sure they are but you know the stereotype, its all about that

[@ViewBizarre]

Is it though 😐😐

[@SasoriZert]

@@ViewBizarre try listening too a rock and roll song without a bass player and then tell me how good it sounds

[@rwholemilkisgood5050]

Lmao no one wants to play bass tho, they get half the recognition

[@magos_gladii3775]

Germany was afraid of America’s numbers but Germany afraid of the UK’s training and skill

[@blockmasterscott]

I LOVE your reactions! Dude, you are the bomb, don't ever change your ways!

[@christopherwood4430]

This is honestly the best battle theyve done. Both Churchill and Roosevelt give and take blows of top notch. I give it to Roosevelt by an inch. This is the closest battle so far.

[@tracerwg8328]

I’m watching most of your ERB videos tonight. Just got here from Ramsey vs. Child.

[@alicewilloughby4318]

6:43 - IIRC, it wasn't that Churchill's parents actually abandoned him as such, just that they left him to be raised by nannies and tutors and boarding school and so on, and paid very little attention to him themselves. This was fairly standard for the British upper classes at that time. (Again, IIRC.)

[@Mooshee132]

It really shows the difference between opinions depending on what country someone is from. Like how I don't really think that the US joining the war pretty late, while helpful, was completely needed. And then a lot of Americans think that America was the main reason that the allies won the war

[@tysej4]

Mmm I feel the Soviet Union was the primary reason the war was won. Hell they beat the entire allied union by months to the german capital.

[@ElPayasoMalo]

I mean, even if the USA was not the reason the war was won for the Allies, the USA is certainly the reason the allies won as soon as they did. If the USA had not gotten involved in direct fighting, the war could have lasted another year or two, and that's a lot of extra casualties. At a certain point, Axis defeat was probably inevitable before the USA sent troops over, but if nothing else, the USA added brevity to a conflict that had already overstayed its welcome. I mean, it wasn't like Churchill and Stalin told FDR that they didn't need the help. Churchill tried really hard to get the USA involved.

[@Slgjgnz]

@@ElPayasoMalo Fair, but you could say that of most Allies, each countries helped reduce the delay and casualties. Not one country is the one saving the other, and even if we ranked their contribution, US would be much farther than most Americans think.

[@ElPayasoMalo]

@@Slgjgnz But what I'm saying is that most of them were there from the get-go and war-weary. The USA showed up fresh and help wrap it up. It's like having a friend help you build like two thirds of a shed, then a second friend helps the two of you with the rest. You could have done it with just one friend, but the second friend really helped save even more time. I feel like USA citizens overestimate the contributions of the USA, but at the same time, everyone else underestimates it BECAUSE the USA overestimates it. The USA did pull most of the weight in the Pacific Theater. But this is the big one for the USA. This is the one conflict that we can all agree was justified on the part of the USA. (Until recently,) pretty much all US citizens agreed that Nazis were evil and needed to be put down. The Second World War is held in reverence unlike any armed conflict in the USA.

[@TheRotisserie_Mystery]

Stephen King vs Edgar Allan Poe

[@adryendaboss3861]

Do George Carlin vs Richard Pryor

[@wolfhurricane897]

The British Bulldog line could also reference the wrestler Davey Boy Smith. As he was nicknamed The British Bulldog.

[@lesliedegnan]

I'm going with Theodore won it. Man, that beat is a killer one. love it

[@carlosbriceno4240]

I love your reactions man, you should do more princess rap battles...

[@fyhdhgg]

hell no

[@KillbotSw]

@@fyhdhgg ikr!!! Those battles are just cringe.

[@fyhdhgg]

@@KillbotSw yup. They want to copy erb so bad but their beat and raps are so wack

[@JesusChrist-bx8ge]

@@fyhdhgg You two are more cringy then the princess rap battles are, go be children somewhere else.

[@fyhdhgg]

@@JesusChrist-bx8ge your little "insult" makes no fucking sense lol try again

[@TheShadowBoi]

Hope you got 10k dude. Love the reactions.

[@lstexile5851]

bro youre one of my favorite youtubers and youre funny asf

[@janAlekantuwa]

I think this was the closest battle ERB has ever made. Roosevelt and Churchill both had their fair share of haymakers as well as jab after jab at each other. However, I gotta give the slightest edge to Roosevelt.

[@LordSerion]

This is one of those truly epic battles where I can't find a clear winner, it was M. A. D.

[@brothersgt.grauwolff6716]

M.utually A.ssured D.estruction nice allegory there 👍

[@The_One_Who_Gives]

New fan mah dude really like your stuff 🍻

[@tylerroach928]

My parents died when they were young and it was morbid but at least they didn't ditch me while they were alive like yours did. That is one of the most brutal lines in ERB history

[@quickbane1]

yeah the charge of the light brigade I think... "ours is not to question why, ours is but to do, or die!"

[@alagass6466]

I wish we had the Trust Buster in today's climate. The way Huge businesses run our country today... Teddy would be bailing out the people, not businesses.

[@ip_per_21]

6:26 FACTS MY (CAN'T SAY THIS CUZ I'M WHIIIIIIIITE😆) greatest reaction ever

[@anonguy271]

"They left your bitchass... and I can't say shit because my dad walked out on me too, so we're in the same boat on that one" 😭😂😂

[@kratoscallofduty]

The Rhyme Minister line is underrated. And yeah....Teddy won.

[@FreedomandLiberty1776]

Yoo I’m here for ya fam I got your back

[@justmestillme2579]

I actually heard that the only reason Roosevelt got put on Mount Rushmore was because he was friends with the artist.

[@ip_per_21]

Congrats on 9k

[@SirBenjaminAzure]

"You should be ashamed of your military honor. Everyone remembers you like 'Thank God for Pearl Harbor' ". That line alonekilled it for me.

[@B.Scruby]

One of the closest for me that really screwed with my head for who won. So many references. Also it's funny because they're very distant cousins and are both bad to the motherfucking bone. God damn what is up with their family. They're monsters.

[@shade4835]

4:56 that's probably the hardest bar in the whole battle from a historical point. "I was saving the planet from an axis of darkness while you were back home opening national parks"

[@SirBenjaminAzure]

I agree that was harsh but the response from TR was better, in my opinion. "You should be ashamed of your military Honor. Everyone remembers you like 'Thank God for Pearl Harbor' ". That line destroyed.

[@ethannorling5705]

@@SirBenjaminAzure 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@bigtobaccolobbyist7093]

I love your vids

[@MDMetal]

I recommend reacting to the song "Cliffs of Gallipoli" by Sabaton, and also watch both Gallipoli videos on the Sabaton History Channel to get the full story about the failed offensive at Gallipoli during WW I. It wasn't all Churchill's fault, but he played a big part in getting a lot of troops killed there.

[@joesimon9126]

"After Pearl Harbor we walked into it like big dick Willis" that was fucking hilarious!!

[@shaunmatthews6889]

Pity the fact that Churchill once escaped a POW camp during the Boer War wasn't mentioned. He was in the British army.

[@cuneytyildiz3737]

YEEESSS FINALLY❤️👌🏻

[@Karlec46]

I go either way with this one. One day its Teddy with the next being Churchill. I think its their most balanced battle by far

[@Duckerby]

Finally! Was waiting for this one! Roosevelt had better haymakers, Churchill had better flow and slickness. So close, probably my favorite ERB ever.

[@albericponcedeleon2696]

Churchill's "I'll fight you on the beaches/I'll fight you on the beats, yes" works so well with an English accent. Dan Bull's delivery was excellent.

[@baronhomer1]

Epic rap battle of manliness by Rhett and link

[@ronaldm7227]

You should check out some of Dan Bulls videos. He is the guy who played churchill and jack the ripper in another erb.

[@thenuclearreactor9334]

Never understood that line he said your whole country is the size of one state and yet he’s only talking about England not Scotland or the other parts of the UK that are all under the control of the UK it is pretty damn big if you count all that

[@HeliosHDM]

still smaller than alaska

[@PacificEmperor]

And during WW2, it wasn't just the UK but the entire British Empire.

[@KhalKami]

Because he was the Prime minister of Britain , not the British empire ... every colony had its own Prime minister. So no , we don’t count all of that that he didn’t have much of a saying in .

[@JShepLord]

lol Dude, the Russians pulled the most weight during WWII, not us.

[@masterwolfishentertainment]

They brought the assassination to show how bad ass Roosevelt was.. That's why he says a bullet can't stop the bull moose after Churchill says if a bullet to the chest won't stop you, my words will

[@Official_Proxy]

Should've been called Winston Chur, because he has no chill 😂

[@ziggyzap1]

this one gives me goosebumps each time I watch it. the ending

[@itsjayhere246]

For the Rushmore part it's probably true I'm not sure tho since I don't know American history but all I know is the guy was shot and survived

[@steampunckairship]

Not only did he survive, but he also walked up on to the stage and read the ten-page speech the bullet went through with the slug still an inch deep in his chest, but not before commenting "I don't know if you filly realize this ladies and gentlemen, but I've just been shot."

[@itsjayhere246]

@@steampunckairship thx for saying but if Churchill had given up we'd all probably be speaking German rn.

[@steampunckairship]

128bit Gamer I think we can all agree they were both badasses for different reasons. I mean didn’t the Nazis drop pamphlets depicting Churchill as a mobster, only to realize too late that made people like him more? It's sort of like comparing McAuliffe’s refusal to surrender to Jack Churchill storming Normandy with a Claymore.

[@BiasFree]

Close battle, two great men from history here, but I got to give it to Teddy. His hit just stung more than Churchhill's.

[@jasonrichardson1999]

Theodore son died young but teddy died at like 66 and fdr died at like 65 or so

[@Filbi]

Huh, I always assumed FDR died a lot younger, seeing as his health was so bad and he was under so much stress, but you're right, he died at 63

[@jasonrichardson1999]

@@Filbi fdr had a lot of money so he could afford the medications and treatments to try to prolong his life plus teddy would of lived longer if he didn't go to Brazil I think it was

[@iiA4RONx]

loved the reaction but may need a history book about the war mate... the main thing that would have happened is that the ussr would have gained land as well as the brits and france

[@Phoenixheart77]

After Teddy died, they said death had to come for him in his sleep, otherwise there would have been a fight.

[@embran8486]

Playing base is IMO not an insult & off all Rushmore presidents the set-up is pretty good. Washington on the front lines rocking the guitar, Lincoln the great speaker on the vocals, badass Roosevelt the base. That leaves Thomas Jefferson on the percussion (can't find good comparison).

[@xheralt]

Churchill was NOT in any way shape or form personally to blame for what happened in Gallipoli! It was bad execution on the battlefield _by the commanders there,_ hampered by badly synchronized clocks. The bombardment meant to suppress the enemy ended early, but the British commander held his troops in the trenches until _his_ watch read the correct time (just in case the bombardment restarted). That gave the enemy time to recover and re-establish their machine guns. Faulting Churchill for it was a diss based on falsehood, and giving Teddy so much credit for it is just wrong. Not that he really needed it, the rest of his bars were still stronger, but that one (as a veteran) irks me.

[@lordAlrubaie]

Technically under Churchill the British Empire was the largest on earth encompassing 1/4 of the world

[@ReynKing]

That wasn't Churchill's doing tho, that was due to centuries of British colonization and imperialism.

[@KhalKami]

That isn’t Churchill’s empire .. he was the Prime Minister of Britain . Every British colony had its own Prime Minister .. he only had control of basically the UK.

[@cond.oriano4945]

Theodore could’ve involved the blieburg massacre, India, and those two welsh guys that died because of Churchill. They could’ve been more ruthless

[@phiodite7850]

George Washington - Lead the Revolutionary War Abraham Lincoln - Helped free the slaves Thomas Jefferson - Wrote the Declaration of Independence Theodore Roosevelt - Facilitated the construction of the Panama Canal

[@jasonite_gaming]

How were you able to record the video and your facial reaction?! I need to knowww

[@DarronRanston]

If Teddy played bass, he's Flea.

[@RobCrowley85]

Don't let yourself believe the misconception about WW2. While it would have meant more lives lost, but the fact is the German forces had been spread too thinly to hold out for much longer. Everyone involved in that war got battered quite badly.

[@Jerimiah10]

This is the only one I'll call a tie. The very last line of Churchill saved him from the loss. He never surrenders, so he can't really loose. I think my logic is sound on this one.

[@JeffOfTheMountains]

To me, this particular ERB is a draw, though if I had to pick a winner, it would be Roosevelt. Churchill's line about Roosevelt playing bass in a band called Rushmore is a bit ironic, and probably would result in minus a point or two. Why? Bass players don't get much recognition, but the band the pun is based on (Canadian power trio Rush) has a bass player in Geddy Lee who's widely regarded as one of the best bass players EVER, if not THE best ever. So essentially, Churchill is trying to say Roosevelt is garbage, but uses a band who's bass player is actually REALLY good to throw that barb.

[@madcat789]

What do you say when Teddy starts rapping?

[@jamesenglebert9149]

Dan bull's rap videos are good. (He played Churchill)

[@MKDumas1981]

...and Hannibal Lector

[@professionalgman8824]

7:05 explanation made me laugh so much 😂😂

[@ZeroGenesis0]

Can you do youtube cypher vol 2

[@steampunckairship]

1:26 Damn those headphones are more broke than I am...

[@notsorandom2743]

Bro where you get a these Naruto shirts at?

[@shiinoticc2282]

Ever thought about reacting to rock/metal music?

[@fighterck6241]

Jasper Casper I'd be down for that. Starting with Godsmack.

[@elmcilvane6263]

Maybe Stalin vs Rasputin?

[@TheRagemanrage]

he mentioned the assassination attempt because he said 'if a bullet cant stop you, my words will'. listen more closely next time

[@MDGEntertainment]

Nigga I heard what he said still was weak and didn’t make any sense. Your word not stronger then bullets so stop trying to be a little smart ass and go to bed.

[@generalsaufenberg4931]

don`t get to exited with the pearl harbor line. the us where involved in this war a long time ago(land lease).

[@jasonmule6421]

What does the bass joke mean?

[@lastairbender1093]

It does not matter how good Roosevelts lines were, churchill is not giving up anyway

[@urroyalehiness1]

Theodore roosevelt is the best man i can tell the truth man dag we won chuchill is just a cold man

[@zeframmann1641]

The unstoppable force meets the immovable object.

[@peytonthorpe27]

I've been here since 3k lmao

[@cakebatter43]

You should react to some of Dan bull's songs check out his KZbin channel makes a lot of gaming related raps

[@simonawilson2546]

Just rewatching and wondering why there isn't a 💘 button for videos!!

[@The_One_Who_Gives]

BRUH check out Albert ainstain VS Stephen hawking its lit as hell man#would love 2 se your reaction on that one

[@blobfishiant8487]

You said that if the U.S hadn’t gotten involved, he allies would’ve lost. Probably not true, the Soviet Union was already beating Germany’s ass pretty hard, they were screwed long before we ever arrived

[@darth-severus]

How are you people so delusional, _we saved your asses._ accept it and move on

[@JaydenDimaio]

My dad walked out on me too, buddy.

[@Schmidty797]

theo won, the man got shot in the chest said fuck it did a whole speech

[@JoeDay-me3gr]

You should react to civilization by dan bull

[@ievazagante5527]

I think Roosevelt was better this time, however, as to the history, Britain, at least, fought from the very beginning of the WWII. Of course, it did not help Eastern Europe much, and neither did the Lend-lease that compensated food, metals and machinery Stalin had sent to Germany before 1941 (and did not compensate lives of Soviet citizens shot for objecting to friendship with Nazi Germany). Don't know whether Britain and US knew e.g. that Stalin had sent to hard labor (lethal fot many) huge numbers of jews or that he deported entire nations, not to say about large groups of people of other ethnicities, the Great Purge before the WWII, well, it was great. Though, apparently historians do not care: after all Stalin shot and deported his own citizens, or, well, officers of the Poland occupied by him together with Hitler were not his own, but who cares....

[@yumeki_studios9491]

2:37, you said Churchill instead of Roosevelt