What Was The 90s Like For Women?

[@IntelexualMedia]

Let me save you the shock-- Mariah Carey is not mentioned in this video but is instead mentioned in these two videos: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZTOfplmrbB9mtk and kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGLak32IirJna6M I'm sorry for the oversight but please enjoy the rest of this two hour video on Women's History in The 90s

because i'm in love with you, ill let it slide.

[@alladin_payne]

For those interested in 90s alt rock culture, I recommend checking out Skunk Anansie, a band that got screwed by industry racism. They had 2 black band members, including the lead singer Skin, a queer woman with a phenomenal voice. But when their first album came out, alt rock stations thought they were an RnB band because black people were on the cover, and record stores put then in the RnB section. If everyone in the band had been white, they would have been huge. They had hits in the UK, but never broke in the US. Check out the tracks "Hedonism" , "Weak" and " Selling Jesus", which they performed in the film Strange Days.

[@FatiFleur-jn7ky]

Just because they weren't popular in the USA doesn't mean they weren't huge.

[@rayjirow6577]

Thank you sharing this. I’ll check them out.

[@user-eu3op7or6v]

Interesting

[@babypicassoeisenstein]

Didn't know there were 2. I only knew of Skin.

[@babypicassoeisenstein]

@@FatiFleur-jn7ky Back then the American market was THE market. I mean A1 were massive in Japan and did okay here but most people do not know of that band. Let's not pretend America wasn't a big deal. Everyone wanted to 'break' America.

[@iluv_nana]

babe wake up, intelexual dropped another video on the 90s!

[@redrider2039]

Time to lock in 🪑

[@Jocelyn_Jade]

I love that Janet is front and center in the thumbnail. She deserves to be the forefront! Shes such an icon and she was huge back then.

[@Junior-ts1xg]

New Kendrick and new lexual Media. We up boys.

[@princesskittyglitter]

I'm stuffed but I can't stop eating!!! Ti's the season! 🎉

[@johnindigo5477]

And lil bil

[@fonzosmodernlife405]

And FD

[@Crebaby_23]

“My experience with men is great because I pick them because I like them. I don’t need them.” -Cher A word 💪🏾

[@cyncityfromnola9033]

Say that Again,Sis 📣

[@seeleunit2000]

Exactly.

[@jennifernabrahamable]

when she said "Mom, I am a rich man." 🙌

[@KpTheG]

The segment on SA & R* Culture in the 90s was so hard to listen to because it shows how much society hasn’t changed regarding the protection of women… BLACK women especially. I often hear the same regurgitated discussions in new cases and it really makes me angry! It’s hard not to be angry when I think about all we’ve had to endure and continue to endure.

[@ricodoubleswiththelines5240]

I pray you get all the flowers you deserve you are constantly teaching us about the world I appreciate your content you are a true intellect!

[@IntelexualMedia]

thank you

[@morgan4853]

u deserve so much more praise for these 90 videos they’re my literal favorites😭 please never cease

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thank youuuuu

[@100Stratusfiedx]

Hate to sound like a boomer, but the girls today just aren’t hitting like pop and R&B girls of the 90s.

[@LoneWulf278]

No, you’re absolutely right.

[@K.C-2049]

as someone who has recently re discovered my interest in Salt N Pepa, nope you're not wrong.

[@dreamcometrue461]

As close as we get is kehlani and victoria monet 😢

[@Lisa-Simpson-i3i]

Hey Im genX, listening to MC Lyte, TLC & Queen Latifa right now actually so i get it haha... but there's def been artists following them up over the years. Especially in R&B- got H.E.R., Kehlani, Ella Mai, SZA... Rappers like Megan Thee Stallion & Snow Tha Product carry on some queen latifa vibes- Anxiety & Plan B from Megan's 2022 Traumazine hit deep, Snow's always a turn-up like Waste of Time. Jean Grae, Tierra Wack, Rapsody, & NoName also warrant way more attention. Cant replace Missy Elliott, but there's some really talented women playin with genres like Janelle Monae & Princess Nokia... some artists that've been around since we were young have really evolved- like Beyonce's grown from radio pop to a whole run of genre-bending concept albums. There's not many groups anymore, i miss Salt'n'Pepa & TLC. Theres a few like Oshun, but its mostly just solo artists on occasional collabs now (hey bonus shoutout to Doechii & Rico Nasty, that Swamp Btches collab EP was 🔥

[@bmwjourdandunngoddess6024]

The pop girls in the 90s were awful. I think you just mean the R&B girls

[@gigigoodly]

When I intentionally wait for a while so I can watch your content back to back like it’s a marathon 😭. Love your content 🫶🏾❤️

[@IntelexualMedia]

thank you

[@princesskittyglitter]

Lex, how do you decide what to talk about in these videos? You always seem to have the perfect mix of well known stuff as well as things I've never heard of, or things that I feel like only I've heard of. I'm still watching but your section on Norplant is incredible

[@IntelexualMedia]

thank you! i just love to be thorough and outlines help lol

[@sseraphim2818]

​@@IntelexualMediaand I'm so appreciative, your work is a pleasure to engage in

[@planetjoi]

Janet Jackson and TLC made me feel so empowered. I was in grade school but also apart of their fan club (thanks Dad) Miss the beautiful ladies of the 90’s ❤

[@Tornado1994]

I remember when "CrazySexCool" Dropped in Stores on September 27,1994. Everyone I knew, including my Classmates owned a Copy. I was in 6th Grade.

[@LJlnn]

You don’t understand how much I love your channel. No words can express the gratitude and appreciation I have for this channel. The work and everything. ❤

[@IntelexualMedia]

Wow, thank you! I really appreciate it

[@jonillet5507]

That "Get a 'Yes' like a responsible adult" at 1:11:37 was surprisingly progressive for the 90s

[@HighAsHeckPriestess]

I rewatched every episode to get prepped for this!!!

[@IntelexualMedia]

ayyyye love to hear it!

[@thomaswilson1016]

The 90's was a trip. Thank you for enlightening me and producing a deep dive into events that I witnessed as a kid and the stuff that went over my head.

[@deadbatter3y434]

2-hours! Im looking forward to viewing thank you lexual I appreciate your dedication to educating about history.

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thanks for watching and enjoying! 🩷

[@RomaniScientist]

The 90s really was a Lesbian revolution. Even with all the difficulties, what a turning point

[@LibraTransitioned]

I love that for lesbians. Marry who you want to marry!

[@m.d.1395]

5:52 my Era of music! If I remember nothing else of the decade, it's the music. TLC, Janet, Toni, Erykah.... such a good time to be alive! Edit: The Velvet Rope is also my favorite album, and I always skip Together Again out of grief for my grandmother, who passed in the late 90s❤.

[@maggieburton5020]

You have quickly become my favorite history YT creator to watch these last few months--thanks for all the time and effort you dedicate to researching and making these videos!

[@LevelingUpMyLife]

As someone who loves documentaries, video essays, and the like, I'm fangirling over your channel and its presentation. Thank you so much for these videos.

[@IntelexualMedia]

thanks for watching

[@dokiepkosa]

I recently thrifted “Baby One More Time” on CD recently, which I play on my lil portable cd player and I feel like I’m continued a long tradition set forth by my elders. Great episode, as always!

[@uncletruth4529]

At last, our greatest historian has returned!

[@jahneastanfield2662]

I agree with you regarding Making me High... It is a masterpiece! 💕

[@IntelexualMedia]

It really is!

[@EzraSprouts]

Such a steamy bop!

[@Mavisdundundunnnmanston]

The music is transporting me. But also my soul is crushed. Basically how I feel with all your videos. You're the best.

[@BobNob-dk7wy]

🖤 your content is so high quality

[@IntelexualMedia]

thank you!

[@autodidactic]

I was in my twenties in the 90s, love this video

[@IntelexualMedia]

thank you for watching and enjoying!

[@cassg3062]

You’re so lucky!!!

[@BertoV]

Queen mother Janet Damita Jo “Dunk” Jackson DeBarge Elizondo Al Mana slayed the 90s

[@kolaoshun6298]

@@BertoV why are you including all her married names lol 🤣🤣🤣

[@Thatsjustkendra]

I literally majored in history in undergrad, but I still always learn something from your videos

[@IntelexualMedia]

i appreciate you!

[@constantlybored]

these videos are so entertaining and well researched! don’t understand how you’re not consistently getting more views!

[@ligealucretia]

listened to this while i got my hair done!! this is so informative and well edited as always

[@IntelexualMedia]

Yay! Thank you!

[@EzraSprouts]

Ambassador, you are spoiling us with over 2 hours of incredibly researched, nostalgic yet informative content 🙌✨️

[@okaythanksmaria]

wow. really impressed with all the info, love seeing how these female-centric topics have bloomed and blossomed (or festered &rotted) since the 90s til now. really cool for looking at patterns. also: i got into riot grrrl when i was a teen in the 2000s, but had no idea about Sista Grrrl &the roots of afro punk! v cool thanks for doing what u do!

[@lady2cherish]

Cher said a whole word @ 18:18! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@marcelrobinson]

32:08 The Joy Luck Club is actually one of my all-time favorite books and movies.

[@gaysuperbowel]

Damn!!! You killed that. Thank you🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Kxngteezy]

Thank you so much! This made the last two hours of work so much better.

[@IntelexualMedia]

Glad it helped!

[@johnindigo5477]

😂❤

[@gocelotspice5766]

I didn’t know about ‘lesbianville’ that’s interesting! I feel like there are a lot less physical spaces for queer women these days, unfortunately

[@seeleunit2000]

Oh, you're right about that.

[@CoconutGirl333]

Yup. It’s sad.

[@dakotac180]

I've never been so early, I love these videos. Definitely the best era entertainment wise honestly.

[@IntelexualMedia]

Glad you like them!

[@totsterrafirm]

I really really like to hear your synopsis’ bc I was a teen/ya during the 90s. You are thorough & give a fresh, objective & well researched perspective. Nevermind the picky haters😊

[@abbeynickerson759]

Ugh this is my favourite series!!

[@IntelexualMedia]

yayyy!

[@88bombshell1]

Straight up, these are documentaries of the first order. One of the top ten channels on the platform. Your consistency is bulletproof! ❤

[@IntelexualMedia]

thank you so much!

[@peppermintea420]

I hate it when people bug you about your pronunciation, but unfortunately this one is relevant to me. My hometown of Newark Delaware is pronounced NEW-ARK, unlike the New Jersey town of the same spelling. Thanks for this video, I love to learn while I'm working and you always give quality! 👩🏾‍🍳💋

[@IntelexualMedia]

Oop

[@bryanna_renaee]

Omg DE mentioned lmao

[@SingingViolet]

Keeping the girls fed this November! Gotta set time aside to watch it. I have been waiting for this!

[@elizabethharlett]

Another great video, Lex!!! As always, I adore your sensitivity and insight into SW and intersectionality. Appreciate you greatly.

[@IntelexualMedia]

I appreciate that! Thanks for watching

[@TrangPakbaby]

Ugh I wish I was grown in the 90’s! Best decade ever 😊❤

[@dazzlinggleams]

i also love 'i'm good at being bad'. thanks for the videos, lex! ❤

[@IntelexualMedia]

taste!!

[@faerygrl111]

fav youtuber ever

[@nataliaalfonso2662]

Very excellent essay Lex. You’re a great journalist.

[@shaunael6141]

I’m so glad that k found this channel! I was a teen in the 90’s and I remember some of these stories, but others I didn’t. Thank you

[@Just_One_Tree]

Thank you for all the hours you put into making this video! You covered so much and many very intense events & topics- that still affect us today. With how difficult some of this was to watch, I can only imagine what it was like for you to research, write, film, & edit it. I hope you take care of yourself throughout & after working on your videos You are truly appreciated, as is the educational content you produce

[@Bjones4263]

You made me fall in love with video essays! The best to do it 🌟🥂

[@AfroEthio444]

Your work just gets better and better

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thank you!

[@XQN-R]

@@IntelexualMediais it possible if you could do a study on black women in pwis or with majority white friends may do better or don’t face race discrimination issues? Please. I’m curious

[@la_estudiante]

Lex comes thru… again! ❤🔥

[@strayastray7319]

You are an ABSOLUTE LEGEND for all this. Wow!

[@blusclues-04]

THANK YOU FOR HIGHLIGHTING SISTAGRRL!!! SUCH A FORGOTTEN PART OF BLACK WOMEN’S/BLACK MUSIC HISTORY!!

[@beckybertish7841]

Ready for this I was a 90s kid so this takes me back.

[@CaligulavsNeptune]

No point on the Scully effect? We love a woman in STEM, and Scully deserves her spotlight!

[@IntelexualMedia]

Next episode love

[@CaligulavsNeptune]

@IntelexualMedia I can't wait!! I know you're gonna kill it 😁🥰

[@bmwjourdandunngoddess6024]

Not only her, but I was sad that Mariah Carey wasn’t in here because she did QUITE a lot! 😭

[@janfromcorporate]

Happy Monday! I love the women's history episodes. Makes me want to buy a pantsuit. Oh wow, I never knew that Just a Girl song was a Gwen Stefani song

[@IntelexualMedia]

i need me a pantsuit. love your username

[@Tardisntimbits]

This video is making me try to think more about women in Canada of the 90's that aren't Celine and Shania. Susan Aglukark, an Inuit singer hit #1 on the Canadian charts with her song "O Siem", which was awesome. It's a nice song, I wish more indigenous music cracked our charts like this. Jann Arden hit pretty hard up here in the 90's. Deborah Cox! How could I forget her! K.D. Lang was going strong too. Bif Naked was rad as hell. Alanis Morrisette kinda dominated up here for a good while as well. Michie Mee was tearing it up still too.

[@Raddiebaddie]

💐 💐 flowers for you! You are crushing it ❤

[@IntelexualMedia]

😊 thank you

[@lolafairchild88]

My FAVORITE 😍!!! Just found my afternoon entertainment 😂!

[@IntelexualMedia]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@miacrouch7194]

Omg first video of yours I’ve ever seen and immediately subscribed! This was such a well researched and well-rounded video! Love your work

[@Radiantsunshine2025]

C Delores Tucker had some good points

[@JsChanel580]

The editing is chef's kiss! Keep up this well researched and worked on videos 💕💕💕

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thank you so much!!

[@brittanymcmcmc9730]

I love your videos soo much!! And the DETAIL and RESEARCH!! 🙏

[@IntelexualMedia]

Glad you like them!

[@individualm6712]

Thank you for this drop.

[@IntelexualMedia]

thank YOU for watching

[@niabelizaire3596]

Aileen Wuornos is one of the few serial killers that I actually feel sorry for. Her life was doomed from the start. I don’t agree with what she did, but I just think after constantly being abused by men that one day, she snapped.

[@lovethyself744]

I feel the same. They were WRONG to execute her. Her case was not criminal but political and it said a LOT about women's treatment in this society. The thing that shocks me the most is, the condition of s3x workers today hasn't much changed. Wuornos was white, but look at how her white society treated her? Imagine if she had been a black woman? I feel so sorry for Wuornos they messed her life up

[@lovethyself744]

and her horrible gf betrayed her so many times. She stood no chance. Everything went against her. SMH they wanted to make an example out of her and I am happy Patty Jenkins did her justice with Monster. She put things right back in the context.

[@lovethyself744]

The guy who made her "snap" was Richard Mallory, a convincted serial rapist. Wuornos said he t0rtured her for many hours and then she managed to free herself and sh0t him. I read her description of what he did to her, and I should not have done it. I totally understand why she snapped. She should have been sentenced to life in prison because she had become too dangerous and her reality was altered from the psychosis. She did NOT deserve the death penalty

[@BusiM94]

Love your channel, all the way from South Africa.

[@IntelexualMedia]

thank you!!

[@evelynkone2547]

I love your videos so much ❤

[@jkerastudio]

When I tell I love and appreciate women of the 90s!!! I know I was born in 1997 and I definitely know about enough of the turmoils of the decade, but sometimes I do think that if I was born in 1990 I would have a real sisterhood and a cool career by now😅

[@whoszmnwho]

i love being on the Patreon!!!! Let me go get brunch so I can tune in

[@OfJournalandJourney]

This era was everything

[@triciadenice5702]

I’m still convinced you should either be a college professor and or your thesis’ should be studied because your videos are amazing!!!!❤

[@deanahicks6744]

2 hours oooo baby you spoiling us ❤❤

[@thepriceisright048]

Can’t wait to listen while i do my homework 😊

[@Waveb.8336]

These videos are dope. Hope you get a Netflix series or something one day 🙌🏿

[@mwkwy]

that choice of ellen pic @ 24:41 is sumn else 😭❤

[@murrvvmurr]

10:11 whenever I see or hear Selena, even after all these years, my heart clenches a little. ❤

[@Crocodildopolis]

I am sat! I've been waiting for this one 😍😍

[@IntelexualMedia]

enjoy!

[@gregochiagha]

Amazing as always. Thank you for the work.

[@DBEO23]

One thing to add when it comes to the Riot Grrls & Monetizing Feminism sections that I feel should be added(to an already amazing video but this video is 2 and a half hours long so makes sense you couldn’t include everything about a decade lol) is Courtney Love(who in some ways, can be seen as an Azealia Banks of the 90s although more successful and better received) and her Band Hole(going to go on a bit of a tangent here.) Courtney, contrary to popular belief, was not a member of the Riot Grrl scene(she actually wrote a song satirizing the ironic conformity of the scene called “Olympia”) and even alleged to have said she hated Punk Music but she did write songs with feminine themes a lot of Grunge Acts didn’t sing about set to a Heavy Grungy Noise Rock backing(she literally said in an advertisement for people to join the band “I want to start a band. My influences are Big Black, Sonic Youth, and Fleetwood Mac.") while before evolving into more polished yet still heavy and abrasive sounds with Holes succeeding albums. Courtney especially is a good living sum up of many off the issues you discussed in this video. She herself came from a horrible childhood with a negligent Mother who abandoned her, a shitty father who drugged Courtney with LSD when she was a toddler and a row of changing stepdads, and an autism diagnosis at a time when autism was less understood now and especially less for autistic girls meaning she often misunderstood social cues. Eventually, as Courtney got older, she went to Juvenile Hall for shoplifting, entered foster care and and then became a sex worker(and even almost possibly became a victim of trafficking). Later on while she was in college, she started to dable in music and acting and even led an early version of Faith No More and was in an early version of Fellow Grunge Band, Babes in Toyland(You also mentioned Courtney and the band when you touched upon Kinderwhore in your fashion of the 90s Video). Eventually, she started Hole and they released their first album in 1991 to acclaim, a week before Nirvanas album, Nevermind, came out. She first began garnering hate when she started dating and then married Kurt Cobain because his fans thought she was “controlling him” and “ruining” his music, especially since Courtney is known to be very outspoken and abrasive as a person(both good and…let’s just say at times bad to say the least). It was Even rumored that Kurt had secretly written songs for Courtney(which wasn’t true obviously but it was a way to undermine her talent as a woman). It wasn’t until the Infamous Vanity Fair article came out where it was alleged she used heroin while pregnant with their child which later caused CPS to visit the couple when their daughter was born & take her out of their home for a time, causing a lot off stress for Courtney and Kurt who were already dealing with a of mental health issues, Heroin addiction and for Kurt, chronic pain. So while all of this happened, Hole was making their second album, Live Through This. A lot of the songs were extremely personal with the albums themes being about Fame, Courtney’s deep Insecurities, her experiences with Sexual Assault(such as when crowd members at a music festival SAed her when she tried to crowd surf), Domestic Violence, Child Abuse, Courtney’s Suicidal Ideations, Drug Addiction, Her and Kurt’s relationship, and Courtney’s motherhood at a time when these issues weren’t being discussed from a woman’s POV in such a harsh unforgiving manner. Eventually, when Hole released their second album in 1994, it was the same week Kurt died of suicide after escaping rehab after Courtney tried to stage an intervention for them. both of which Courtney(and the public too) wrongfully blamed herself for to the point people started making conspiracy theories that she had pushed Kurt to suicide or even killed him herself. Around this time, Holes new bassist had also passed away from a Heroin Overdose so with all of this, Courtney went further into her heroin addiction to cope and toured(which was a horrible decision to do), exacerbating her emotional and mental health issues because of a public image that stripped her of any deserved empathy and made her out as a Black Widow. And Courtney, like many individuals covered in this series, is a complex human being and as much as she is a victim, there’s a reason she has a controversial reputation from this era and that’s due to feuding with a lot of figures in the Alt-Rock scene of the 90s including Tori Amos(Professional Widow was “allegedly” written about her), Trent Reznor(Starfuckers Inc. is about her having dated a lot of Rock artists in the 90s after Kurt’s death, including Reznor himself after Courtney allegedly sabotaged Trent’s and Tori Amos’s friendship) and even the other members of Nirvana(I’ll Stick Around by the foo fighters).(BTW She even feuded with Gwen Stefani who later wrote Hollaback Girls as a diss track so yeah….. There’s other stuff beyond the 90s she’s had issues with but this is sticking to the 90s. She also got into acting too, garnering a Golden Globe nomination for her role in The People vs. Larry Flynt with Woody Harrelson and acclaim for her role In The Man On The Moon, furthering her popularity. Eventually, Hole released their next album in 1998, Celebrity Skin. The album was produced a lot more slick and polished compared to their last albums and more power pop sound although still grunge influenced and based in Alt-Rock. The themes of the album, laden with references to T.S. Elliott’s work, are(unsurprisingly) about the manipulative & predatory industry of Hollywood, Exploitation of young girls by the media and their idols, dysfunctional relationships where one person tries to save the other to varying results(Northern Star is about her then boyfriend Edward Norton saving her from Kurt’s Ghost + other songs on the album about wanting to save a partner from addiction), death(Dying is about Kurt’s death), grief, twisted lyrics relating to sexuality, the public’s perception of Courtney and Courtney’s suicidal ideations(“Reasons to be Beautiful” literally starts with an announcement that Courtney hanged herself). While the album was critically acclaimed and performed better than holes last album commercially, the band wouldn’t last long as they’d eventually dissolve in 2002 amid infighting among Courtney and the other members and other issues relating to a Disastrous Joint tour with Marylin Manson. So TLDR: Courtney Love as part of her band Hole became a well known controversial figure due to her fashion statements, her actual statements, her marriage to her also famous husband Kurt Cobain and her music & lyrics that often fought back against a culture that wasn’t accepting of a woman being as outspoken and aggressive compared to her male peers who were lauded for being “Authentic” & “Emotional”(in a “good way”) for the same behavior she displayed in real life and her music that indebted her to conversations around Third Wave Feminism and the topics both Courtney & the movement discussed at such a momentous time for Feminisms Third wave while also often picking fights with other famous music artists of the time too and often winding up in the news for her addiction and arrests.

[@abolishdrake]

I love the flow of your videos, you have a lifetime subscriber!

[@Myleevirus]

Love your videos and love the props to Janet who genuinely paved the way for pop stars of all races. Ppl give Madonna as the person who Britney Spears was like but if you really look at the blue print of how Britney did her career it much more closely mirrors Janet. And thank you for not having any Britney hate or erasure , cuz we all need the Holy Spearit , baby! And also props for not making a joke of Anna Nicole. I allow no Anna Nicole hate in my house. That was a bad bitch. Really enjoy your content. Thank you so much.

[@JaiProdz]

I just watched Joy Luck Club....I LOVED IT!

[@Tornado1994]

I Have it on DVD. First watched it in HS.

[@jollytamale3685]

Been hooked on this series all year

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thank you for watching and enjoying! 🩷

[@Angelmama22]

‘I’m Good at Being Bad’ is a BOP

[@IntelexualMedia]

Taste!!

[@jenniferesein4813]

I'm not a "sports fan" by any stretch of the imagination, but I was always curious why there hasn't been a WNBA movie like the movie, "A League of Their Own."

[@milisacoleman8953]

I appreciate your work so much! I understand theft of intellectual property is a concern along with the cost of distribution, but I keep thinking how amazing it would be if Lexual Does the 90s was a DVD that can sit next to PBS's Eyes on the Prize.

[@hollyorchid130]

Your work is amazing !!!! Loved this video.

[@corshawnhughes8325]

Can’t wait for the 2000s series

[@alexhall4582]

great episode Lex, you're the best. I wish you a wonderful holiday season and a happy new year. thanks for making my day brighter with your videos.

[@TheGlamourBOXinc]

Cece has a career since the 80s. Her n her brother use to sing at my church sometimes 🙂‍↔️🙂‍↔️

[@lifeoferinr9383]

Yes!!! Right on time ❤️🙏🏾

[@kristinbracy5189]

And there's his information right there on the screen‼️

[@amanitamuscaria5334]

Love this series!! commenting for the algorithm 💖💖

[@Piasays]

I absolutely love your videos!!

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thank you so much!!

[@erikcastaneda4220]

Ugh! I love your videos soooo much as a history buff! I have to sub to your patreon. !!!

[@IntelexualMedia]

thank you!

[@KilonovaBurst]

I love these videos. Its so informative. But also shows that so many years have passed yet the acotrs are still the same.