What Hygiene Was Like In A Mongol Horde

[@frankgunnar8562]

«Put their feet in the stomach of a red haired child». Gingers can’t catch a break no matter what century😅

[@eugeniasyro7315]

LOL! Right?

[@ygslyn6732]

@FSSfan1 he wasn’t lmao

[@editorrbr2107]

Considering most of the redheads they would have encountered would have been Turks, Aryans, or Slavs from the edges of the empire, I’ll bet they were a-okay with taking out two birds with one stone

[@editorrbr2107]

@FSSfan1 that’s just Rashid Al-Din’s description. It runs counter to every other one we have of him: A tall, powerfully built Asian man with dark long hair and a giant bushy beard.

[@anitadavenport7209]

I swear😂😂

[@shockwaveh]

I’m beginning to suspect my kids are in a secret mongol horde.

[@amhunter9619]

But I promise they'll grow out of it - then you'll never be able to get INTO your own bathroom. Only thing to be said for it is they'll eventually get their OWN bathrooms ... and kids!

[@RaoulDukeSr]

Brilliant comment...cheers !

[@dylynblue9864]

For the horde!

[@AB-ls4bc]

Great comment

[@quantumjourney1]

Shut up boomers

[@matreen427]

I never tire of the weird history’s hygiene playlist

[@oh2sail]

I’m an older American woman who fulfilled a lifetime dream two years ago and solo traveled with Mongolian nomad families, living with them in their yurts. I have traveled quite a bit, and I found the Mongolian people to be the kindest, most humorous, tolerant, pleasant people I have ever met. They treat their children (who are curious and respectful) better than any other culture I’ve ever come upon. They are also super techie. Yes, you will see a young man among his camels, texting furiously.

[@marisolamaya159]

Noice 👌

[@catsberry4858]

@Lindy T 🤎

[@KD400_]

Oh2sail do u have kids or grandkids now well I'm glad u learnt something in Mongolia about them raising their kids u might want to do that aswell mongolians educate their kids very well btw I'm not Mongolian

[@tigerli7964]

Thank you for sharing. Good job on tackling your dreams!

[@lone-welf]

privilege realness.

[@adamhielt1945]

*Killing everyone equally while being tolerant to other religions* Mongol : balance as everything should be

[@gibbyfraustro2509]

Don't forgot protection to traders and travelers

[@shark7n10]

Too bad the plague screwed them over otherwise they would have made the arabian peninsula more secular during illkhanate rule

[@hermeticxhaote4723]

Well, they didn't kill indiscriminately. They approached your town, and said: "Hey guyz, just pay fealty to us, the motherfuckin Mongols, and things will be cool and you can go about your lives" When the townsfolk said No, well...every single man, woman and child will be killed.

[@zawwin1846]

@@hermeticxhaote4723 They also made sure to spare craftsman, doctors, and highly educated people. It’s the opposite if you are a noble or king who refused to submit or kill an envoy.

[@giovannicervantes2053]

@@hermeticxhaote4723 and if the town was too big to fully subjugate every man would stand in front of a wagon axle and if you were taller than the axle you die

[@garycole520]

It was said during the Mongol conquests you could smell the hordes long before you actually saw them. To be fair though, basic hygiene and sanitation even among the Europeans was lacking too. Superstition and ignorance was very prevalent in many cultures.

[@Truthorfib]

Yeah, they even thought that taking a bath would open the pores and cause illness or whatever to come in so they just dont bathe. Then they also thought raw fruits were bad so it was always cooked.

[@gadaadyn8190]

I highly doubt that Mongolians of the Mongol Empire eat dogs. Even today in Mongolia, dogs (today Mongolians don’t eat dogs) are considered to be dirty, and livestock such as horses, sheep, and cows are treated better, and they eat the three.

[@decimalexercise7154]

Do you base this on a gut feeling? 😂

[@gadaadyn8190]

@@decimalexercise7154 I have first hand knowledge of Mongolian taste 🤣 from living in the Gobi for 2 years

[@gauravtejpal8901]

One can easily see that the taboos and social instructions related to water result from the Mongols' home environment, which was a cold desert

[@erentopcuoglu2282]

I'm a Turkish person and i know that in nomadic societies, dogs are very important to protect sheep herds from wolfs or other wild animals. Also they had less dogs than horses and sheeps. Why would they eat dog meat instead of horse or sheep when they use dogs to protect their herds? It doesnt make sense.

[@gauravtejpal8901]

@@erentopcuoglu2282 Makes sense

[@hangoutwithme346]

Id like to know about Native American hygiene for various tribes.

[@franklinjackson3637]

We had many different ideas about hygiene that diferred from tribe to tribe, but most tribes described the white men they met as smelly and unkempt so they probably bathed often

[@PittsburghDisneyDad2986]

@@franklinjackson3637 that pretty much still stands true today as well 😂😂😂

[@franklinjackson3637]

@@Trashcanman135 no the soldiers and missionaries that destroyed our culture and murdered our families for land. What narrative are you trying to push?

[@jerrybartlett7479]

The last l knew , our government does a pretty good job of compensation for the wrong that our first Americans did to the Natives. They got it a fuck of a lot better than a lot of people in this country. Me included

[@franklinjackson3637]

@@jerrybartlett7479 holy fucking shit dude you can't be serious

[@swapnil5125]

Question: Why I watch Weird History videos? Ans: 50% I like old weird facts, 50% I like the sarcastic way he speaks. 😂

[@Hitdajuwul]

Seriously me

[@rKAL-EL]

This channel is like the hitchhiker’s guide to time travel. Thank you WH.

[@Iona729]

I’m glad I didn’t live in those times. 🤢

[@latricer6686]

If you think about it your ancestors survived it. You're stronger than you think it's in your blood.

[@RandomGuy-df1oy]

@@latricer6686 survived from what?

[@erdenezaya100]

Some of these practices are still present

[@jimboonie9885]

@@RandomGuy-df1oy Survived past age 10 and not dying

[@vikkitaylor5469]

Exactly what peeps will be saying in 100 years...

[@skyxplr311]

*pulls an all nighter* Damn I need to sleep *Weird History Uploaded* Welp

[@wessteinfeld3337]

Yeaaaah... Bc 11 more minutes to wait before going to bed makes a huge difference... IDIOT!!!

[@donniepierce2293]

@@wessteinfeld3337 edgy boy

[@rojymmapping7456]

I think the reason why the Mongols captured such territory size is that they persuaded their opponents to "smell their victory"

[@haloez4234]

How?

[@FinAl_houR]

Good one

[@aslof1069]

nah, they were chasing Kipchaks and Chinese. These two are their true enemies. Others were just in their way. For example, Kiev protected Kipchaks and died, the Khwarezmian empire (or Persia) killed Mongol merchants and envoys, etc. There was one rule. Never protect their enemies.

[@EvelynWilliam-jf9zy]

😂 Wowwww smelling the victory is a odd way to persuade your enemies. So the smell killed the enemies ha?

[@artistevolution]

As an Asian American, I appreciate you putting out Asian history on Asian American and Pacific Island Heritage month (like you did for African American Heritage in February or Women’s History last month! I see you, 👻! 🖤

[@OneOfThoseTypes]

They smelled like manifestation of body odor itself, the end.

[@johneshaholly5410]

Exactly 💯 💯 💯 💯 💯 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jimboonie9885]

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[@OneOfThoseTypes]

@@jimboonie9885 you have permission to use English.

[@user-nv6td2xg7h]

They still smell the same honestly stench

[@Sasha-dr4or]

@@user-nv6td2xg7h you smell of kimchi?

Weird history always delivering on the stuff we really want to learn about 🤣🤣

[@galloe8933]

The way the Mongols took care of their digs is very close to how one would season a cast iron skillet. The more you know.

[@MSAMERICA-zo4qk]

True but I still wash my skillets and season them over and over. I guess it’s the germaphobe in me.

[@aquahogs]

To all whom read this, I pray you and thoes you love are safe in these times. Blessings to all 🕊

[@gigiwoff3264]

You as well thank you 😊

[@tonymadrid2001]

Likewise

[@bladtheimpaler2680]

same to you

[@alex_wolf]

stfu

[@aquahogs]

@@alex_wolf 🕊 Be safe. Somebody loves you Think of them.

[@pamelamays4186]

Suggestion: The Weird History Of Hair Styling. Whenever I see other primates grooming each other, I can't help but wonder is that how "doing hair" began with humans.

[@RemoWilliams1227]

I am willing to bet that it is.

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

I’ve also thought how weird it is how much money and time we spend on the dead parts of our bodies...hair and nails. Always trying to make them look healthy and shiny.

[@babyramses5066]

That would be good. Their "history of lipstick" was interesting

[@babyramses5066]

@@amazingsupergirl7125 haha that's so true those are dead parts we're always trying to make look healthier

[@jpharleyd9325]

Gout isn't necessarily caused by eating rich foods. People suffering with gout have difficulty processing protiens. The unprocessed protiens turn to uric acid. The uric acid usually settles to the extremities (toes,feet, fingers and hands) and crystalizes, causing inflamation of the joints and extreme pain. Liver and other organ meats and shellfish along with rich red meats are often the culprits to set it off.

[@kyleavante4716]

Genghis khan:💪👊👊🤜🤛🇲🇳 Ogedei khan:🍺🍺🍺🍺 Tamerlane:🤘🤘🐴🐎

[@kflo8634]

I'm not sure who were the most gross by these videos: the vikings (communal snot washing bowls, wild west cowboys (communal napkins), 19th century doctors (didn't wash wands after autopsies, or these guys (didn't wash clothes) Oooooo. That's a tough call.

[@jasonmaguire7552]

Vikings were very clean by the standards of the time

[@cypres538]

Vikings are the most gross obviously

[@amaterasu6888]

@@jasonmaguire7552 not really, there are a lot of other people who were very clean because of their religious practices and Vikings were not .

[@ANTSEMUT1]

Doctors threatening to riot if forced to wash their hands takes the cake.

[@Janon48]

Definitely the Mongols. At least the Vikings bathed every week and washed their hands and face daily. It’s also probable that they only did the communal snot bowl thing when they were about to to go to battle or even just to troll the Muslim scholar that’s the only source for that information. Cowboys still changed clothes frequently and washed them, as well as their hands and face

[@AluneTheShaman]

They must have smelt like a horde.

[@AndreaMercierArtist]

I didn't know you had merch! I just bought an "I survived 2020" t-shirt and can't WAIT to get it! I have been in lockdown for almost 10 of the last 14 months and been in a stay-at-home for the last 8 weeks. I love your show Weird History, I love when you are on MSNBC talking to ANYBODY and love your sense of humour given what is going on with the world. Thanks for keeping me entertained for the last year. Who knew NEWS would be news!

[@jjelly_donutzz_julie]

"How many boards would the Mongols horde if the Mongol hordes got bored?" -Calvin (Calvin and Hobbes)

[@SiiriCressey]

Enough for all the horses.

[@AstraFleur]

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[@SiiriCressey]

@@AstraFleur What does this have to do with Mongols?

[@zakariaelmi3286]

The gout ordeal is sad because of how simple it is to relieve one of it, all someone had to do was tell the khan to lower his alcohol and meat consumption.

[@brandonm5295]

I'll take the gout ty.

[@rdubs1705]

@@brandonm5295 no you wouldn't, it's extremely painful.

[@smellypatel5272]

If you look at the mongol diet it's super meat and dairy heavy. They'd probably cry if they had to abstain from it

[@Joe-po9xn]

They must be a very brave and suicidal man if they're bold enough to say that to the Great Khan.

[@aarons6935]

Dietary balance is the spice of life.

[@AndreaMercierArtist]

Congratulations Jon on your new podcast Fate of Fact. I am hoping that this new project will appear here on KZbin so I can listen? Also Nicole Wallace is the reason I originally came here to Weird History. She so has your back! Have a great day

[@dwuagneux]

I’d like to know about hygiene and intimacy practices among the Turks and Ottoman Turks. Also, where did these new meds relieve themselves? Did they take latrines? Was there a difference between the practices of males and females as to where they could relieve themselves? Love you guys! Keep up the great content!

[@robertmiles1603]

"new meds". u mean nomads

[@pillbobaggins2766]

they used deep pits with wood over it. people still do it today in some places. toilet access is poor in many places of Mongolia

[@ertyderty7]

2 Of the worst pains I have ever felt was when I cut off the tip of one of my fingers and the time I had gout. I think the gout was the worst of the 2 pains.

[@Vampybattie]

Gout is what happens when your lazy and eat too much food

[@Friday_Night_Frights]

@@Vampybattie That is only one of many causes.

[@ertyderty7]

@@Vampybattie Stupidity is what happens when you show a lack of good sense or judgment. 😘😘

[@Vampybattie]

@@ertyderty7 stop being lazy and fat 😴

[@ertyderty7]

@@Vampybattie Your trolling game is extremely weak. Keep practicing.

[@5siccors5]

Wow. Every time I watch a video about ancient hygiene it makes me wonder how people used to live like that... must have been disgusting!

[@anotherhistoryenthusiast5874]

They were used to it. Just like animals are used to wild conditions.

[@One.DeSanctis.]

So, were the Mongols allowed to swim? Sail or otherwise cross a body of fresh or salt water by boat? If not, these prohibitions should have been exploited militarily against them.

[@petestaint8312]

So glad I live in modern times. 😬😷

[@csrb338]

You’ll say that during you next [re]incarnation ago too

[@shawnstangeland3011]

Bet that extreme reverence for rivers provided clean drinking water...about the only practice that we could use today

[@judymotto7338]

This is truly the BEST channel 👍❤

[@atreyu4ws]

I usually eat lunch while watching this channel's videos, I don't want to be advertised a weight loss program while I'm eating lmao

[@shaanbae6096]

So basically they smelled so bad they beat all opponents with the stench. Yuck 🤢

[@hydratheskygod6344]

This is quickly becoming my go to channel when I don’t know what to watch. Thanks guys 😁🙏🏼

[@user-wy1yb7zj1j]

Hey Weird History I recommend that you put sources in the description it can give us more insights on the topic in the video:)

[@Witchygirl22]

People don't tag you do they? Lol 😂😂 I've never seen that character before. (Your channel name) it's really cool though. I like it a lot.

[@user-wy1yb7zj1j]

@@Witchygirl22 It’s Cherokee

[@Witchygirl22]

@@user-wy1yb7zj1j Oh that's awesome. Well it's really interesting and pretty to look at. 😍😍😍

[@CheebsM22]

GOT gave me a new found interest of the Mongol horde, i thank you for this vid

[@chip9649]

Could you do a video on the city of Whizbang, Oklahoma? It was the final wild west town. With shootouts and robberys.

[@hannahstahl1857]

Have you done the Panama Canal? I thought how they figured out ways to keep their workers from dying off from mosquitos was fascinating as well.

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video.

[@msatxgault560]

I really wish people would take the time & browse through the videos uploaded by this channel. I honestly think this would decrease people's request about various topics that has already been covered🙄 It's really not that hard

[@everythingscomingupmilhous438]

I love this narrator so much he’s tricked me into learning stuff. I will listen to him talk about anything.

[@Trashcanman135]

I think William "Bill" S. Preston Esq. and "Ted" Theodore Logan gave Genghis Khan some good hygiene advice.

[@christinebuckingham8369]

"Be Excellent to each other." - Bill and Ted

[@paulanand]

Well, you didn't take into consideration the conditions like environment they were in. With that and calculations as to why, you'd know so much more and more of actual facts.

[@lukelund4854]

Gout is related to drinking heavily yes but mainly linked to a diet consisting of heavy Red salty meat consumption

[@NewMessage]

I Kahn watch these vids all day long.

[@owenross7470]

*Khan

[@desmondthemoonbear7500]

Think you could do a video on castle sieges? From the POV of the people inside the castle and outside

[@matthewdrummond1340]

Good to see Weird History has a sponsor 🙂 I need my Weird History fix and if that means a quick shout out to a sponsor I'll take it.

[@user-rl7bu3ju8m]

im so glad you made a vid about the mongols!!

[@Poodleinacan]

>Be ancient Mongol >Can't wash myself for my clothes >Whole body and face is an oil pit >Body is full of rashes and pimples >Clothes smell of rot, mixed with aged body odours >I sharted myself by accident >I can't clean it >mfw I realised I'm not the only one

[@sodbiligtscott1654]

You actually can wash your clothes, you just can't wash them in the river or lake which pollutes the water but you can take water from the river and wash your clothes or bath in it then you can throw the water on land away from the river.

[@Nargmass]

corrections : Chingis haan hublee haan zelm not zelmaa mongolians did not fear thunder and they didnt cover themselves with a cloth mongolians did wash themselves actually every 5 days to be exact and also they didnt kick people out when thunder storms came this is sooo inaccurate btw we washed hands

[@btetschner]

A+ video! Fascinating history about their hygiene, very different from ours today!

[@msgeen]

Thank you for the knowledge. 😊

[@zoazede2098]

Now I want to know more about the mongols hair* how certain tribes or families cutted their hairs, how they braided it, as far as I know, different clans had distinctive hairstyles...

[@napoleonibonaparte7198]

Spirituality at its finest.

[@DelightLovesMovies]

I love Weird History documentaries.

[@williamkeith8944]

Mongols attitude about water, washing, and hygiene was opposite of those of the Islamic people of the Middle East who were quite clean in hygiene, clothing, and culinary practices. I wonder how these differences were worked out.

[@Schocam]

Sitting toilet is always wet. Germs breed well in wet places.

[@MrStarwulf]

could you cover the cleanliness of the Edo period and how the water was used several times before being discarded.

[@rigvedsharma1579]

I was just trying to search yesterday if you made a video on this topic and here it is now!

[@MiguelPengson]

Great Video! I have a suggestion, how hygiene was like during the Samurai era?

[@skyden24195]

Weird History: "Those Mongols know how to party." me: *begins choking on the water I was drinking then spits it out onto the beef jerky in front of me.

[@debgib007]

Ok.

[@matthewmann8969]

The Mongols were not as tolerant towards Non Mongols as many thinks particularly towards The Chinese, Koreans, Vietnamese, Middle Easterners, Europeans, And the people of the Caucasus

[@rileyharris7483]

Anyone else use weird history to fall asleep? The narrator's voice is so soothing

[@humansarehilarious9239]

love the hats 🤠

[@halam899live8]

Great video today keep it up your doing amazing job

[@Friday_Night_Frights]

Probably would smell the Mongols coming before you saw them.

[@someraccoonwithinternetacc9985]

A raccoon approves of this video

[@vogelvogeltje]

Sup ya bandit

[@sunnyquinn3888]

0:57 That camel's hairdo tho.

[@esmewitch]

Gout is a type of arthritis. Certain foods will trigger an attack of it but it's hereditary which is why it was (still is) widely suffered in certain groups. I'm a vegan, non alcohol drinking, whole food eating gout sufferer. Inherited it from my mom who has ancestry from that part of the world.

[@jennyrose9454]

Maybe you should start eating Doritos and beef jerky?

[@revinaque1342]

10:32 Are we just going to ignore the multiple pictures of Mongols having feasts on top of other people???

[@Cesscaxoxo]

The only KZbin channel that I watch every single video 😂

[@uureebuya4385]

Mongolians don't eat dog meat. Nobody in Mongolia would agree on that part. Some people say it's because dogs are considered as loyal friends and some would say that dogs are reincarnation of souls who came closest to becoming humans. And also we have a saying that literally translates to "no bowl no mouth" which means if you don't have your own bowl or cup it's same as having no mouth. You just look at the food and watch others eat but you can't eat unless you bring your own bowl. That's why every mongols would carry their own bowls, spoons and knives (small knife to cut cooked meats only). About those washing in running water policy is actually out of respect and care for nature. It is a nomadic ethic to respect and protect the nature because nature is the number one source of our lives. It was considered taboo to wash in the river, but you can take water from the river and wash yourself at home. There are many findings of everyday life equipments that goes way back of Chingis Khaan's years such as water container and washing bowls in the museums in Mongolia. One of the cleaning ways were using alcohol. It was kind of working as a sanitizer. And fire was also a way, but fire is considered sacred, putting bad things in the fire means you and your family would be punished by the god of fire for dirtying their stomach. So, it's just impossible to use fire to clean clothes and stuff, just think about it. What I'm trying to say is most of the historical views on Mongols were reflected upon the soldiers who were away from home traveling hundreds and hundreds of miles just on their horses making sky as their roof and land as their bed. However, we still have certain things common with rest of the world like cleaning houses brushing hairs, taking baths... we are still humans...

[@cobaltChild]

Nargie!! I did not expect to see him here! minute 9:41

[@thesingingdiamond_]

Weird History... how did you know I've been playing Ghost of Tsushima? 🤣

[@mishik.7959]

You're great. Keep up the good work.

[@daimyo-awaji]

The part where it says Mongols eat dogs, wolves and humans is untrue. Mongols highly prohibit eating carnivorous animals. The only rodent Mongols eat is a Eurasian Marmot. And in Tengrist mythologies and taboos eating a human flesh is considered a sin. This information was most likely given to the writer as a some sort of propaganda, since the Mongols liked deceiving foreign peoples making them think that they're monsters. And some Mongolian tribes claim that their ancestors were certain animals like eagles, wolves, dogs, horses, bears, foxes or even snakes. So it's highly unlikely to eat or even kill these animals(except horses).

[@seecanon5840]

I’d believe this before what is stated.

[@daimyo-awaji]

@@seecanon5840 ok

[@fybrogen7473]

hogiin sdanud yagaad dandaa ingej bichlegn deer hud shaadag bna.

[@daimyo-awaji]

@@fybrogen7473 Plano Carpini-iin bichsen mongolchuudiin tuhai nomon deer bdima. Ghdee Mongolchuud hunii bas nohoin mah iddeg bsn ni daisnuudaa ailgah zorilgotoi hudlaa yrisan baih ni. Yagaad gevel Halh-Oiradiin ih tsaaz deer nohoig alah baitugai uvtguhud tsaaziin yl onoodog baisan. Hunii mahiig ugaasaa ymr ch uyd Mongol hun idehgui. An guruu hiij chaddag humuus yasn ch hunii mah idehgui l baih.

[@kenzierooks5972]

I love these! Keep’em comin!

[@minnesotafolk8722]

Thanks for your posts! Super interesting and funny!! Great combo!

[@minnesotafolk8722]

1 star review.. bhahaha great line!

[@damirk3]

Maybe what was hygene of early Slavs. Maybe it would be hard to get a lot of info but maybe it would be some interesting stuff

[@goblingoochgobbler5759]

i wish weird history narrator man was my father. he’d treat me right

[@AmericanAppleProd]

Well he's a comedian, so...

[@roynewbern5162]

@@AmericanAppleProdp

[@danielleon4826]

Samesies

[@angeloniousmagnumopus8403]

Pull it together dude

[@MicIsaSopBre]

Mildly mental, but I found it entertaining

[@JohnSmith-rw2yn]

When my teachers said in school id need maths, oh no, I need Mongol Hygiene.

[@sarahgray430]

Not contaminating drinking water by urinating in it makes a lot of sense, and although they didn't use water to bathe or wash their clothes the Mongols had other ways to keep clean...coating leather with oil makes it waterproof and forms a protective layer so that dirt can simply be brushed or scraped off, and wool and silk also shed dirt fairly well. The bit about using red haired children as a cure for gout hit home, as I come from a family that sometimes produces gingers.

[@jayala1981]

Weird history narrator needs to do an asmr video, I'd fall right to sleep 💤 tingles and all

[@rohanyadav2502]

Please make video on ancient Indian hygiene .

[@moofymoo]

0:24 - horses "facial" expression says all you need to know about hygiene.

[@cadillacdeville5828]

His narration is 🤣👏🔥

[@ayeshasehar1586]

Do a video about hygiene among ottomans

[@scottnotpilgrim]

How many hoards could the Mongol hordes hoard if the Mongol horde got bored?

[@cocomunga]

Better than I expected.

[@theshaun6371]

A Bird approves of this video.

[@Aurmm]

Do u know a turtle

[@Aurmm]

?

[@Oli-kg1ct]

Bird 👍

[@Lurker1222]

Well, as long as the bird approves…

[@someraccoonwithinternetacc9985]

A raccoon approves of this comment

[@SkyForgeVideos]

These guys dressed better than 99% of people do today.

[@giovannicervantes2053]

Yeah they had some drip

[@vernonbrana8205]

They also smell 99% worse.

[@CoramDeogenua]

@@giovannicervantes2053 dripping feces

[@giovannicervantes2053]

@@CoramDeogenua yep

[@EarthenCavy]

I was literally eating BBQ pork rinds when that Noom bit came up. 😂

[@prestoncheapbtheadphoneste3010]

Thanks for the, “ Noom “! 👍🏾 dang. Falling asleep reading all the million of questions! Ugh.

[@zach7193]

This is something else.

[@hetchoksi6068]

Teacher = most toughest thing to get on earth Me = getting heart from weird history

[@judymotto7338]

Weird history man is our rock star

[@btetschner]

Such a complicated system of hygiene!

[@minachan7472]

I can't imagine mongols leading man in a drama being like this 😅😭

[@megarensmusic]

Have you watched ertugrul or Osman?