Villagers React To THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES in 10 minutes ! Tribal People React

[@bahice]

The best thing they learned from this video is just how annoying in-video ads are.

[@sarco64]

It would be interesting to explain to them why the original settlers came to be known as Indians by the European explorers.

[@remo27]

Actually, pretty much none of the "Indian" tribes were the original settlers. Our "Indians" displaced a first wave or indigenous peoples thousands of years ago. We know this because of modern genetic science which can trace which part of the world genes came from and thereby trace human movements.

[@remo27]

Do I not count as 'indigenous' because my first ancestors arrived here in 1631? This works both ways. Fact is very few tribes or genetic groups alive today were truly the first to be anywhere. So what?

[@silkwesir1444]

I seem to recall they already did that in another video some time ago, but maybe I'm mistaken.

[@AL-fl4jk]

Lol you mean “general racism”? Look brown people! Indians! (But sir we aren’t in India) INDIANS!!!!!

[@AL-fl4jk]

Same difference.

[@CrazyAlienLady051]

Their reaction to that Raid shadow legends sponsor 😂

[@17losttrout]

I felt pretty annoyed myself. I'm a little surprised they can't get better videos at times.

[@silkwesir1444]

@@17losttrout agreed... did the person who showed them the video leave the room? didn't they look at it beforehand to be prepared? very weird occurence.

[@17losttrout]

@@silkwesir1444 Maybe it was a copyright "If you want to use the video, you have to show the advert" sort of thing..?

[@Jappanb]

@@silkwesir1444 its always respectful to watch the ad since that's how they make money from that content and not showing it is pretty rude if you're just using their videos for react channels especially.

[@silkwesir1444]

@@Jappanb I understand where you are coming from, but I think your view is rather one-sided. The creator of a video, as well as the creator of a react channel, should also have respect for their viewers. (and in this case, the participants in the video as well). Ads are always rude.

[@astroesegg]

As a history freak, The level of oversimplification in this tortures me on a spiritual level

[@kavakalynn]

I love that they look at the information they get here as school. They’re so appreciative🧡It’s refreshing to see and hear.

[@THEREALSOURCE]

"Even though there was some conflict between Native Americans and settlers..." That part made me laugh.

[@raptorfromthe6ix833]

They should have added more on that

[@THEREALSOURCE]

@@adityathakur6435 Exactly!

[@2apocalypse-X]

@@THEREALSOURCE it's call white washing history to make the European not feel so guilty of how they destroyed a beautiful land and f@#$d over it's native people

[@remo27]

@@adityathakur6435 : Which is why there are no Native Americans alive today and no trace of their culture remains. You make me sick with your misuse of words.

[@teletek1776]

@@remo27 …There was a genocide on the Jewish people during WW2 yet they still remain to this day, what’s your point?

[@Staplegunner]

YALL REALLY MADE THEM WATCH A RAID AD I CANT LMAOOOOO

[@mooeykazooey]

LMFOAO IT WAS SO LONG

[@D4rkX5h4d0]

Raju mentions he's mostly illiterate...his comments/observations though r always so well put & intelligent.

[@hettbeans]

Well, his ability to read and write has nothing to do with his ability to formulate or articulate a thought

[@goytabr]

I've known extremely intelligent people who were illiterate. They were just too poor and had a too hard life to be able to go to school, but this doesn't mean that they couldn't be intelligent. Conversely, I've also known people with Ph.D.'s who were completely dumb for anything outside a very narrow field. But when you get a combination of intelligence and study, people shine. That's why it's so important to foster education everywhere for everyone. We can't afford to waste those great brains.

[@D4rkX5h4d0]

@@hettbeans ...Yes... exactly my point. TY...

[@mcpeguru4060]

@@hettbeans he can read and write he just dont go school

[@MagnoliaEmporium]

Would love to see the back story on Sarru and Raju, at home, their life etc.

[@haraldisdead]

8:30 "their independence was recognized." ***Smiles, claps, and celebration. *** So pure.

[@Derna1804]

If this channel ever gets sponsored by Raid Shadow Legends, I'd pay money to see Babu do the promotion.

[@h0esway244]

Can’t escape that raid shadow legends. It’s everywhere lmao

[@srbrant5391]

I love how they are as incredulous as we are about the Raid advertisement.

[@jannekaanta2884]

They totally missed that Vikings discovered America long before Columbus did 🤔.

[@ssshadowwolf6762]

Well to be fair many Americans won’t acknowledge that .

[@jannekaanta2884]

@@ssshadowwolf6762 No they not 🤔🤣🤣👍.

[@lornawestlake9280]

They may have landed on the continent of North America, but they don't seemed to have transmitted that knowledge, which is a very important aspect of discovery. What good is a discovery if nobody knows about it?

[@TheRealTorG]

They did not bridge the old and new world as Columbus did

[@proton8689]

The Vikings didn't seem to colonize of make permanent settlements which is a big factor

[@shadowcheets]

If they are interested in more US history, the American Revolution Oversimplified, and Civil War Oversimplified are both very educational and entertaining.

[@sanSDI]

Its sad that "History of the world, i guess" is way to fast and too much. Its sad ... 🤣🤣🤣

[@markmuller7962]

Agree, very well made

[@ohslimgoody]

Let's not leave out the trail of tears!

[@Ci-el-ka]

@@sanSDI I'd really like to recommend them history of entire world as well, but it will be just way too much information for them, they'll miss like 80-90%

[@starrynight1657]

I wouldn't trust them with the inevitable bias they'll have in modern history.

[@Nerfunkal]

Nobody is safe from Raid Shadow Legends

[@Nikkistrict]

They should watch something about 9/11

[@kenyonmoon3272]

For all their limited education, they are very insightful. I applaud them, wisdom is a gift and they have it.

[@ericdarkgoat4050]

Very interesting video. I like how they value important information as a gift.

[@horizoon]

Babu is telling *facts* "nothing becomes great easily" @13:21

[@saishsanap5034]

Fact that their country india 🇮🇳 800wars, there is so many things to learn from india too the country is now developing so fast

[@oldgloryhillfarmturtlewoma9132]

That ad took up much of the gentlemen’s time after saying how eager they were to learn something new. They don’t need to be taught how to play a game. I’m extremely disappointed you didn’t edit that out. Hope this isn’t a harbinger of things to come. If so, you would have destroyed one of the best platforms on KZbin.

[@TheRealTorG]

They can't edit it out due to copyright purposes, if you wanna blame someone, blame youtube's monetization policies before making an ignorant statement.

[@Idkdude50]

@@TheRealTorG Exactly.

[@IchorX]

​@@TheRealTorG Which copyright law are you referring to? Why can they not edit out part of a video? Elaborate.

[@euodiaclitterhouse4726]

I agree. If he has to play the ad he could have edited it back in for the audience but cut it when they were watching it.

[@IchorX]

@@TheRealTorG What I'm gathering is that you parroted the Common Man Show reply to a comment a bit further down, and despite it not being based on anything, you then proceeded to call someone else ignorant for not knowing about a part of the law they made up?

[@ChuyChuy]

This history reminds you of yours because these lands were also colonized by the British. Native Americans already had an established civilization here. And funny enough (not really funny) called "Indians"as well.

[@saishsanap5034]

The india has also a great history it is the only country which has been invaded so many times, 200times, 800wars

[@KC-ni5gw]

They thought they had found India and that is why the Natives were called Indians. Unfortunately the name stuck...

[@cleoc136]

Most of the land was not settled.

[@enderoctanus]

@@cleoc136 Correction, almost none of it was. Native tribes were small and settlements were also rather small, they were still in the stone age when colonists came across them, it wasn't even a civilization. They had a rudimentary culture, but people really overestimate how advanced and robust Native society was. I'm not saying their treatment was always above board, but most of what happened was genuinely just shitty circumstances and unintentional spreading of disease to a people who had very little understanding even of their own history.

[@JDTHEONEANDONLYORIGINAL]

@@enderoctanus it doesn't matter you don't go into someone else's home and take it over. Do you get that????

[@jacobpalmilloon428]

Seeing these fine gentlemen always brightens up my day, and seeing their genuine thoughts on my home country really moved me. As an artist, i always love seeing Babu and Sarru, especially when they react to music and other kinds of art. I know it would be a huge undertaking, but could you please show them the Prince of Egypt animated film by DreamWorks? I'd love to see and hear their thoughts on the art of animation, and telling a religious story with art in a very human way. And I'd love to see what they think of the music in the film

[@MaYkO-WWH]

To watch them react to the history of my homeland is really special. It was very great when he said it reminded him of his own country story of independence as I've always seen all countries from former British colonies as brothers. Great vid. I would love to see them react to the history of India and the region.

[@penname5766]

But the people who founded the United States WERE the British colonisers, so this is nonsense. And to compare yourselves to oppressed people when you WERE the oppressors, and responsible for the genocide of the natives is disingenuous. It’s not a judgement, but to think this parallels the experiences of other indigenous peoples who were colonised by the British - or French, or Dutch, or Spanish, or Portuguese etc (as if Britain was the only one) is delusional.

[@starrynight1657]

It was false not great. He doesn't understand the history of America.

[@MaYkO-WWH]

@@starrynight1657 wtf are you talking about? Nothing said was false. The info could have covered more topics in depth, but that doesn't mean the info is false. You know you can feel free to start your own comment and don't need to piggyback to spread your foolishness

[@starrynight1657]

@@MaYkO-WWH It was nothing like India it was more a civil war in which American society was split. I suppose not all Indians hated Britain either, many fought in WW2 for the Allies, nationalism would ignore that too. However it was a peaceful transition in which they got democratic institutions. America already had plenty of independence, some just wanted a complete split. Populist retelling of history should be confronted because in the US at least there are actually objective academic historians. And I did start another thread actually.

[@MaYkO-WWH]

@@starrynight1657 everything you just said had nothing to do with your original post. You said the information was false in your original post. I think this is a situation where you are incapable of seeing this from outside of your own head and understanding why your initial comment was unnecessary, and your follow-up comment was unrelated to what I'm talking about and what you brought up in the first comment. I'm not saying anything that you said isn't true, but it doesn't make the video false either.

[@AntonioRivera28]

these guys got stuck watching a raid ad lol. feels bad man

[@MaYkO-WWH]

Raid is everywhere! Lol no one escapes the advertising

[@CStone-xn4oy]

Come for the USA history...but first, Villagers React to a Raid Shadow Legends ad. -I am glad that Babu recognized parallels between the US fight for independence and the Indian fight for independence. In the family of countries, India and America are step-brothers, and Britain is our father (though adopted in India's case). -Yes the USA has been involved in many wars in our short history. This is mostly due to our geographic isolation. Only Canada and Mexico share a land border with the USA and neither country has the interest, or the ability, to maintain and invasion of the United States. As a consequence, America typically fights wars in other places and so our home does not suffer much damage as a result of war. This is one key reason why Americans tend to be less averse to entering a war because we know that it is unlikely to cause damage at home. That being said he are tired after Iraq and Afghanistan so unless someone attacks a NATO country or China invades Taiwan, we are not interested in entering a war at the moment. -The United States of America is a relatively young country, I can see why Babu would be surprised by that.

[@enderoctanus]

I think that honestly, America has been involved in relatively few conflicts (depending on how you define it anyway, is giving one guy a gun in Africa the same as sending troops?) compared to Old World countries within a similar timeframe. I think we forget just how common wars were. Historically speaking, peace was more of an abnormality than war was. However, with America, several conflicts are much more modern and people tend to be much more focused upon that, and more critical.

[@sgh9114]

@@enderoctanus There's been 17 years of official peace in your history.

[@stealtho]

i like that channels editing style and its history which is a plus side, and with these three reacting, its even a better video

[@VolkColopatrion]

I see this is not just the United States but of North America as a continent. A very important distinction

[@falonrobinson3465]

Wrong

[@penname5766]

No - they only mention Mexico because the US took part of it. If it was about the North American continent, it would’ve mentioned Canada, Alaska, Greenland etc

[@silkwesir1444]

except they only talk about the US (and even then leave out many important points)

[@giveupnow000]

Thanks!

[@CommonManShow]

Welcome!

[@arthur_p_dent]

Would be nice if they had mentioned that Columbus didn't even know that he had discovered something new but thought he was really in India, and that native Americans were therefore called "Indians" until fairly recently.

[@sgh9114]

And that he was a brutal monster...

[@Lorin1228]

The cold war is much better explained on a Pacific centre map, it shows how close the USSR and the USA really were.

[@maja1157]

The holocaust against the American natives is kinda left out of this video. It is estimated that between 40 and 50 million people lived in this Western hemisphere before 1490; that is, before European settlement began. By 1900, the Indigenous population had reached its lowest point of about 237,000 people.

[@JK-xt7ro]

Sch! We dont talk about that!

[@johntaco861]

We’ll admit to our atrocities once China stops being communist

[@alahiri2002]

In truth, a lot has been left out. Also, while settlers were completely intolerant and discriminatory toward the indigenous population, it is historically inaccurate and frankly disrespectful to compare it to the Holocaust. The Holocaust was 100% systemically institutionalized injustice. There are much smaller examples of the US doing similar things (the Trail of Tears, for one), but the reason behind the native decline in population was primarily due to disease. Why do you think they bothered shipping Africans across a massive ocean for slavery when there were millions of natives who could provide the same labor? Because they couldn’t. Africans, Asians and Europeans had been in contact for centuries and millennia, so Africans had built up immunity to common European diseases. The indigenous population had none of this. The Europeans tried to bring Natives back to Europe to show them to Europeans, but they almost always all died on the journey. A European could have a face to face conversation with a native, carry on with life, and find out they died of some illness in a few days. This isn’t a problem for the current descendants of the indigenous anymore for the same reason it wasn’t for Africans, but it’s the primary reason for that decline in population.

[@JK-xt7ro]

@@alahiri2002 "intolerant and discriminatory".. Is that the new hip way to describe mass-murder and genocide?

[@maja1157]

@@alahiri2002 Way to go. Changing the topic for your joy of whataboutism. The etymology of a term is not its meaning. The word refers to any destruction or slaughter on a mass scale. There was no historical comparison in mind. Also: that genocide was, of course, purposefully. The Europeans wanted the land and power. So they killed and chased and raped and burned and starved the indigenous people to death. From tens of millions to less than 300 thousand. Collective intend to wipe out a people does not require a political direction to be collective intend to wipe out a people. Cultural direction works just fine.

[@Bunch007]

Just curious. Are these guys aware of whats going on right now? And how Ukraine is winning and protecting their land.

[@SweetBrazyN]

You really believe Ukraine is winning?? Brainwashing at its finest 😂😂

[@pavith4734]

They aint winning however they are doing quite good for the fact that they are fighting against Russia

[@Afrancis16]

@@SweetBrazyN They aren’t winning and most certainly won’t win (probably), but they sure as shit are doing better than anyone expected. I assumed the invasion would take like a week or 2. Were over a month in now, and the Russians haven’t taken Kyiv yet.

[@PotterPossum1989]

Russian Bots

[@SweetBrazyN]

@@Afrancis16 agreed, Ukraine aren’t winning, but are doing much better than people expected

[@podomuss]

POV: you’re a stockbroker circa 1929 10:42

[@lornemajor6591]

I'd love to see them react to videos on America's most beautiful National Parks. Other KZbin reactors, have really enjoyed them.

[@penname5766]

This is a very American-centric version of history. It wasn’t like Indian history at all because the people living in the colonies weren’t native either and were part of the invasion and oppression of the Native Americans. The tax imposed was minuscule, and the revolt was more of an excuse to break away and start profiting from the vast amounts of land that were “available” - as the British had passed a law that any land acquisition had to be properly negotiated with the native tribes. The colonists didn’t like this. Independence from the British Empire simply meant they could do as they pleased and ride roughshod over the Native Americans. Also, the US then hypocritically went on to do exactly as the British, French, and Spanish had done to the natives and stole part of Mexico to expand their own “empire”; therefore, trying to defend the War of Independence as a point of principle definitely does not stand up.

[@Riegawa]

It was principle though, The colonists were Englishmen who wanted to be taxed in accordance to English legal traditions.The idea of being able to expand westward may have helped persuade some to join the revolution, however, the revolution its self was brought upon the ideas of the rights of the governed vs the rights of the governing. Whatever expansion that happened after is largely irrelevant to the actual cause of the revolution. Also, the early American empire is not hypocritical to principle because the revolution was about English men breaking away from the English state and forming a new state, that is, state was no longer in the best interest of its citizens. The whole world was still constantly waging wars of conquests against each other and taking land by force was not yet seen as some form of shameful act yet and so the Americans were just as ready to fight to expand as they were to fight to defend against other would be expansionists. The natives they subjugated were not US citizens, just as the Spaniards subjugated by the French were not citizens to France.

[@antboy4972]

I love this little reality show especially when this happy little group has fun with what we think are minor pleasures. These people move me and make me realize how spoiled we are. However, be careful not to fall into the excess of videos that represent the USA as the only point of reference for reality (history, culture, cuisine, etc.). This anchors in the minds of learners that there are only 2 realities: the USA and the rest of the world.

[@bucklberryreturns]

You're not wrong about the US centric videos, but I assume this is their largest viewership. Considering India's history, I'd love to see more on Great Britain myself.

[@enderoctanus]

To be fair, it kind of is like that right now. You have America and then whatever the rest of the world is up to. America is just that powerful. That will naturally change over time, but it would be sort of like expecting people to stop focusing so much on Rome during its peak. Sure, other stuff was going on, too, even other empires, but that was the happening place, at its zenith. As it dies down, focus shifts elsewhere too. But until then, America is the most culturally important place in the (first) world.

[@moorek1967]

Thank you Babu for understanding "nothing becomes great easily". The words of our great President John Fitzgerald Kennedy "We choose to go to the moon. We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, *not because they are easy, but because they are hard* , because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills, because that challenge is one that we are willing to accept, one we are unwilling to postpone, and one which we intend to win, and the others, too."

[@joykind4258]

I love those guys! I never considered the similarities between India and America re Independence from Great Britain.

[@DJHolte]

Good grief that was a long ad. When I see an ad that long embedded within the video, that channel will never get me to click their 'subscribe' button. Crazy.

[@lynnking11]

Need to show Florida's oldest school, oldest pharmacy in the United States and the fort in St Augustine, Florida.

[@drakeswarchannel2530]

It would be fascinating to watch these men react to a popular video. History of the Entire World I Guess-KZbin Thank you. You guys are awesome!

[@TomorrowWeLive]

Boy, that would be a mission to translate

[@robinchesterfield42]

Oh god, I'm glad I"m not the only one who thought of that--but yeah, the humor, slang, witty turns of phrase and _why_ they're witty in English, etc. would be...interesting to translate.

[@haraldisdead]

"Now ads are coming in these videos. It is not a good thing." Bravo, sir.

[@tomkerr552]

Don't believe all you are told. Have an open mind and do some research for yourself.

[@silkwesir1444]

@@thekaren1111 except they do lose in the end. Only the end is very far off and in between, they win a lot.

[@tomkerr552]

@@silkwesir1444 When they return home to the spirit world they are in for a shock as to the level of LIGHT they are going to reside.

[@goldylocks3904]

'' Who built that land bridge so long ago'' Oh Bless him, will someone please tell Raju what it means.

[@starrynight1657]

It's funny how Babu compares it to India. Well I suppose they are taught that Britain is the enemy and the US is great. But that's very much the populist history of the US and not the academic history. The 'revolution' split colonists, it wasn't simply US v UK. And the colonists wanted to take more Indian land (which they did in the 19th century) and it was actually Britain that carried out actions v slavery first with the movement starting by the end of the 18th century. In the US some still lived a slave life into the 20th century. And anti-discrimination laws were only passed in the 60s. All of these things relate more to US history than to people who never left Britain. The free land was a major draw for people and meant more people had freedom (but at the expense of Indians) and led to depopulation in areas of Europe.

[@penname5766]

Yep exactly. The Americans learn such a narrow version of events. With some of the comments here, anyone would think THEY were the natives fighting for THEIR land 😂 😂 😂 After winning their independence, they were able to acquire the land from the native Americans without fair negotiation (as per the law passed by the British) and THEN steal more off the native Mexicans. It’s hilarious that they all agree with Babu’s paralleling it to Indian history. With all due respect to Babu, he doesn’t know anything about the context.

[@starrynight1657]

@@penname5766 It's the 250 years of the marketing of America globally. An earlier video on facts or stereotypes about countries had one for the US as representing freedom. That's a cliche that very largely comes from Americans describing the US, it's what they are taught. And of course part of that is transferring slavery and the taking of Indian land onto British people. No matter that these things actually defined American society, not British society. America didn't just start after the 'revolution', it started well before that. They had plenty of independence, had their own laws and representatives. They didn't like paying taxes, well I suppose nobody does, but they really had quite a cushy life in the colonies, people in Britain were taxed far more. And after the war they got way higher taxes from their new government.

[@penname5766]

@@starrynight1657 Exactly

[@eileentaylor1691]

britain abolished slavery 1830 they were the first and encouraged other countries to do the same.....facts

[@AshleyWeill]

Why did you make them watch the ad?

[@artsysabs]

To avoid copywriters infringement.

[@emperorpaws8447]

they should react to european history too

[@krakendragonslayer1909]

what you mean by "European history"?

[@emperorpaws8447]

@@krakendragonslayer1909 wow you lol ancient greece, roman empire, kiev rus empire, polish lithuanian commonwealth, the crusades, the napoleonic wars, the 100 years war between france and england, the holy roman empire, the first world war, the vikings expansion, the spanish and portuguese sea conquest, the black plague do i need to go on?

[@krakendragonslayer1909]

@@emperorpaws8447 As you see those are separate histories

[@CeleWolf]

@@krakendragonslayer1909 but in Europe lol

[@japanfanatic1415]

@@krakendragonslayer1909 Let me guess, you're a Sub-Saharan African?

[@SweetBrazyN]

This video was very brief on American history

[@q.q.q.6851]

Great shirt raju bhai

[@Hyperion_100]

Highly recommend reacting to the history matters Channel for their short videos

[@haraldisdead]

Well adjusted person seeing his first ad: "this is not a good thing."

[@ignatiuskhan]

Always love there guys' reactions. So wise. Sad this video barely mentions Native Americans, for they were there first, if I'm not wrong, and for they were first called "Indians" because C. Columbus thought he'd reached India in the first place.

[@enderoctanus]

Simply put, Native American history is mostly dead. It was never well researched and Natives tended to refuse to share their history outside their tribes. What they would share wasn't historical, it was allegorical and spiritual. You wouldn't get anything like, "Our tribe was formed 500 years ago at such and such place, for these reasons." It would be more along the lines of some spirit creature created them an eternity ago at the same time it created the world. Unhelpful for actually knowing what happened. So in short: History was never something Native Americans considered to, honestly, keep track of, and so it died with each generation. If you take the history away, you basically only have what the video covered: How you think they got there and when, the culture groups, the fact that they were often in conflict with settlers, the wars, and maybe the fact that they all either integrated with the settlers, moved to their reservations, or died off. Mostly that latter one. There just isn't much to say that can also be reasonably fit into a video that's skin-deep. The video doesn't explain the culture of the Americans, Spanish, British, French, or other settlers, for instance, so it isn't just that the video is being biased, it skimped on everyone.

[@JDTHEONEANDONLYORIGINAL]

Yeah because the original people of America were Brown 🤎 ✊🏾which is why he thought it was India.

[@enderoctanus]

@@JDTHEONEANDONLYORIGINAL No he thought it was India because he was trying to sail to India. He didn't think it was India just because he met brown people. It was the other way around. He decided he had found India because he was looking for India, so when he found natives, he decided they must be Indians (because this must be India). Do yourself a favor and quit racializing history, that's a very modern mindset.

[@thevetolinist8462]

Idk why but it's so funny how they kept the Raid Shadow Legends sponsorship in

[@carvtheduck]

LMAO WHY DID YOU LET THE RAID SHADOW LEGENDS VIDEO PLAY I CANT STOP LAUGHING

[@randalmayeux8880]

My father was in the US army during world war II. He was stationed in India to help fight the Japanese and keep them from invading. While he was there he learned to speak Bengali. In the autumn of 1945 he returned home. He told me he met many find people who were Indian. He also said that India had some very fine food which he enjoyed very much.

[@MlSHKlN]

on one hand im glad to see them react to annoying ads, on the other hand i feel so bad for them

[@jacklewis5452]

Wow, those people built a bridge from Asia to America 30,000 years ago.

[@RussellaMcdowell-pw8ci]

I thought you meant raid the bug killer LOL

[@aliciasavage6801]

I don't really like the original video used for this, I think it was a little too vague and confusing plus had that obnoxious ad. I do always enjoy the guys though, they are so great and positive attitudes.

[@emau2459]

They have more enthusiasm for America's history than most Americans do.

[@andreah1104]

Typical Raid ad 😂😂😂

[@Ottawajames]

should have edited out the commercial, geeze.

[@BambinaSaldana]

I love how they are angry at advertisements in videos.

[@bluecord85]

I want all of them to come to my home lol come to the US many many people would benefit from the humbleness of these gentlemen

[@megano.6121]

I’d love to see them watch something about Vesuvius and Pompeii!

[@WoohMaNNN]

Now this is content!

[@thesenate2656]

The raid shadow legends part killed me 💀

[@TXNKGAMER]

Why did you let him play the ad in the beginning?

[@AhJodie]

Naturally there is so much more...but I love these guys. Thank you.

[@Luredreier]

2:03 Looks like they need to learn about plate tectonics.

[@WiseGuy5674]

Tacky ads should have been edited out. 🧐

[@WatchingDude]

Many people forget but Indian soldiers fought in World War 2 also.

[@codacoder]

This would have been much better without the ad and with illustrations through historical paintings

[@cooldude4643]

the secondhand cringe with the ad lmao

[@MariOlsdatter1919]

Raju's vest is beautiful, very sharp looking with his red hat!

[@TriXJester]

We might be a young country compared to a lot of others, but we got fight in us lol like Lin Manuel Miranda said "I'm just like my country, young, scrappy, and hungry."

[@Luredreier]

There's a lot left out of this video that they honestly should have learned about.

[@chuckhunter77]

The video they are watching is not very good. It has graphics at times where the voiceover is talking about something else. Not to mention the Raid ad.

[@Hyperion_100]

Yes! More history videos like this please!

[@daindreska8206]

Do you not know how to skip an ad?

[@orangeflamingo2433]

Lol everyone across the world is united in one thing...hate for ads!

[@IchorX]

why leave in the ad lmao?

[@romaschild3]

React to "How Water Towers Work" on the Practical Engineering channel.

[@deleted72636]

Lol the ad hahah

[@haraldisdead]

They thanked the patreon supported. 😭🥰😭🥰😭🥰

[@MartinAsplund]

Let them know more about 9/11 attacks, maybe you can show them videos of the attack itself.

[@artsysabs]

I second this

[@JohnT2088]

I bet till today People only remember george Washington, licholn and slavery about american history lol

[@amethystmistarts5532]

Too many ads...I could not agree more Sarru!

[@haraldisdead]

I feel like whatever term the translator used for used for "The Great Depression" must carry A LOT of weight in their language, based on the reaction. 10:39

[@japanfanatic1415]

Probably said something like "great hunger" or something. Which India has had a lot of.

[@eleanoraquitaine2966]

Noboby like commercials.

[@BainPlays]

Great video! I love these guys. I wish the section on the civil war and reconstruction was a bit more in depth tho. Those are seriously important topics when it comes to understanding how the U.S. got to where it is!

[@sandrobittencourt7170]

04:47 "...Portugal colonized Brazil..." It's bacause of it that de Brazil is the only country in all over the America that speaks portuguese!!! (oh yes... We DON'T speak spanish!!!) on the contraty of the rest of latin america that was colonized by Spain. 🤓🤓🤓

[@bucklberryreturns]

Except those colonised by Great Britain, Netherlands, France...

[@sandrobittencourt7170]

@@bucklberryreturns Yes... in generally they are small territories or islands with a little amount of people... Especially compared with big countries like Argentina and Brazil

[@bucklberryreturns]

@@sandrobittencourt7170 I was knit picking tbf. You did say Latin America, as opposed to South America as a whole 😉

[@sandrobittencourt7170]

@@bucklberryreturns No problem! I understood your point of view. I said it because most of the coutries in central america speak spanish too. But like you (well) said, some territories was colinized by french, dutch... and because of this speak other languages. In some countries even local dialects are spoken.

[@h0eera.115]

let them react to some grammy performances!!!

[@tea_time_t]

I do wish that you would skip over the ad sections in these videos.

[@jipsumies3435]

Indians react HISTORY OF EPIC VIDEOGAME ADDS

[@Schmidty797]

These guys are awesome.

[@Zultzify]

raju you are not illiterate, you are a very smart guy who is wise beyond his age. I know with some effort you could be an extremely smart person!