Why You Wouldn't Survive in Ancient Greece

[@ChatHistory]

Oof. Do you think you could have survived? What other time periods would you want to see our fella get thrown into?

[@am0eba168]

Ice age sounds fun

[@cyanidecreampie]

Pirate times. Idk what time period that would be exactly but I wanna hear you talk about pirates

[@ben7607]

Victorian England sounds fun!! fella going into the factories and having workplace injuries, coal, etc

[@Vanessa_224]

DO ANCIENT INDIA PLSSSS

[@pmohammedchaar9234]

1102

[@baggsouls4573]

Bro i cant even survive in the modern one

[@nefeli8218]

REAL

[@Dolcosy]

Ισχύει όντως 🤣

[@Erica_yes_me]

True lol

[@bigunt6861]

I struggle to level up

[@_Doctor_14]

FR 💀💀💀

[@ale_xander286]

As a Greek i must say: This is a one to one recreation of the ancient Greece experience! 10/10 would die of smallpox again.

[@TrustMeBroOfficial]

Do these apply to modern day Greece too?

[@ChatHistory]

Sorry, all questions must be submitted in writing.

[@georgekasiouras]

Arguably harder to survive

[@Michael59197]

Don't worry. We are very hospitable here. As long as you have money.

[@TheClockhead]

As a Greek, yes.

[@mantiskingdom8171]

No...... sadl-

[@MovieFan1912]

If I ended up in Classical Athens, the first thing I would do is study up on the local language and then once I have familiarized myself with it enough, I would see as many of Sophocles’ plays as possible and I would document them for future generations. Because Sophocles is said to have written 100 plays, but only 7 have survived. If I documented the other 93, I feel I would be doing a great service to history, just like Herodotus. Edit: It turns out Sophocles wrote more than 120 plays, whoops.

[@n4ughty_knight]

I would meet with Pythia at Delphi and tell her I was Apollo (or Mithra). Change the three maxims into the Ten Commandments. Build paradise on Earth and save the Modern world. Teach them memes.

[@ThefrenziedMercury]

​@@n4ughty_knightWhy tho? Are the ten comandments any better than the 3 maxims? And who are you to go there and tell *directly* at the Pythia what to do? Are you so beautiful you shadow Jack Sparrow and Adonis combined?

[@nickboon1235]

@@n4ughty_knightwhy the fuck would you give them that filthy religion? They were doing philosophy which is millions of times better😂

[@Saurophaganax1931]

​@@n4ughty_knight I’m pretty confident they would just think you’re some Jew with a weird accent, trying to push your religion on them, and tell you to go take a hike.

[@AncientWildTV]

yeah its always about studying up on the local language

[@teal_m_101]

If Ancient Greek philosophers had social media, there'd be so much daily slop.

[@Viceroy_Sundercles_III]

Ummm… That’s already how social media is.

[@An1me_v1b3r]

@@Viceroy_Sundercles_IIILOL

[@n4ughty_knight]

It would be like Plato's "Symposium" but without the "philosophy" part. Diogenes would be banned because he was based.

[@matopotato1]

Thank god we wouldn't exist by now

[@tomarmadiyer2698]

Romans had wall graffiti

[@user-xz9fw6lk3p]

My pale skin would blind the Geeks the very second the sun touched my skin and reflected into their eyes

[@PurooRoy]

They'd think you're a statue come to life.

[@user-xz9fw6lk3p]

@@PurooRoy Y'know the term "sculpted by the Greek Gods"? It doesn't apply to me

[@JeremyBaconThe1st]

​@@PurooRoy the statues had colors

[@BoxStudioExecutive]

They’d think you were a woman, and use you like one.

[@MementoMoriGrizzly]

@@PurooRoy They would think he is a barbarian from the north and enslave him immediately.

[@Kagrenackle]

I would have survived, for a few minutes at least.

[@GrandpaKokuPuffsisanoldman]

Few minutes it’s better than nothing :D

[@JhonnyTeam]

I'd rather not be here at all to not suffer for those few minutes​@@GrandpaKokuPuffsisanoldman

[@TheBohemianCat]

Honestly it's crazy that he transported us to Athens 10 years into the war and didn't even mention it

[@hidingbehind7256]

FR LOL

[@yopoxikeweapescai9066]

we are slaves, we dont even know what is outside of our mine

[@TristanArner]

​@@yopoxikeweapescai9066touche lmao

[@yurie2388]

@@yopoxikeweapescai9066 Could have gone the route of boat slave, rowing and then the boat sinking in a storm.

[@realdragon]

Don't know about Athens but Spartans used slaves as soldiers

[@deannak5948]

"will ancient Greece Thermopthefloor with you" that was truly beautiful. Well done.

[@ChatHistory]

We have fun around here

[@edinawang]

hi

[@nunchuk28]

The trauma center music during the diseases segment was a nice touch

[@mellymelvin125]

I came here for this comment. I immediately went into panic mode, haven’t heard it in almost 2 decades 7:13

[@alexisjordan9055]

“Luckily, doctors on the time relied less on the big guys in the sky for help” Yeah, I probably wouldn’t depend on the Greek gods for help either. I’d probably end up getting turned into a cow

[@lupenkov]

And after that "loved" by Zeus and give birth to a minotaur

[@maxanderson3733]

Or fucked

[@itsme924]

That kind of godly back talk is how you get turned into a cow

[@runtergerutscht4401]

​@@lupenkovcorrection: some divine animal or a god You need a human and a cow/bull for a minotaur

[@kosmosXcannon]

Not sure where, could be on a previous video I may have seen. I think there was like 2 dudes just cutting people up, often slaves and saw what ticked inside the body around this time period.

[@boilingwateronthestove]

I meannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn, compared to an English monolingual speaker, a modern Greek speaker will have a better time trying to speak to an Ancient Greek speaker

[@PrimordialNyx]

Also us greeks had classes to learn ancient greek language lol

[@BruderSenf]

@@PrimordialNyx had ancient greek in school (here in germany) but i remember more of my latin classes (which already isnt much) but i could read or better get some signs (which were probably quite rare in the anicent times, tho...)

[@fbiuzz]

There is still a huge gap between modern Greek and ancient Greek since we are talking over two millenia of language drift.

[@becc_snipe]

@@PrimordialNyx 95% won't remember jack after HS

[@KaptainKirk265]

As a multilingual native English speaker. That's the dumbest thing I have ever heard. Look up old English or medieval English from 900 AD. Good luck trying to understand that genius

[@NewPaulActs17]

love how the images of athens are from assassins creed odyssey

[@PurooRoy]

Actually, it's from Discovery Tour: Ancient Greece. 🤓🖕

[@Carpe_diemMMVII]

@@PurooRoy Ik u jus messin but there where some images from AC Odyssey in there

[@ghlobb]

Yeah, I noticed that too

[@AmerikanosOfficial]

@2:50 wrong information, we get taught Ancient Greek from middle school until the end of high school and sometimes in the university

[@Shrimp_say_meow]

That was what I was about to type. This is probably the only time I’ve ever used that tho since high school 🧍‍♂️

[@gregtziatzias4747]

Also, modern Greek and Ancient Greek are way more similar than this dude said. You’d be able to understand a lot of words if you suddenly time traveled to Ancient Greece, and it would be very easy for a modern Greek to learn the language.

[@becc_snipe]

@@gregtziatzias4747 it'd be easier to learn but you would understand a word

[@becc_snipe]

den prosexei kanenas sta arxaia file, otan hmoun mathiths oloi pernane xalia vathmous, kai mhn ksexname oti ta kanane me neoellhnikh profora

[@gregtziatzias4747]

@@becc_snipe αδερφέ μαζί σου. Βέβαια το δεν θα καταλάβαινες λέξη δεν ισχύει. Αν προσπαθήσεις να διαβάσεις ένα αρχαίο ελληνικό κείμενο θα καταλάβεις πολλές λέξεις, και ακόμα και μερικές προτάσεις. Ειδικά αν πρόσεχες έστω και λίγο στα μαθήματα των αρχαίων. Υπάρχει λόγος που τα αρχαία ελληνικά λέγονται αρχαία ελληνικά. Είναι επειδή είναι η αρχαία μορφή των ελληνικών. Αρχαία αγγλικά ή γερμανικά δεν υπάρχουν, επειδή εκείνα τα χρόνια αυτές οι γλώσσες δεν υπήρχαν καν. Υπήρχε μια εντελώς διαφορετική μορφή αυτών, η οποία αργότερα εξελίχθηκε σε π.χ. παλαιά αγγλικά μετά το 1.000 μ.χ., και έπειτα στα αγγλικά που ξέρουμε σήμερα. Τα αρχαία ελληνικά λέγονται έτσι επειδή είναι ελληνικά. Είναι πολύ κοντά στα μοντέρνα ελληνικά. Αν τηλεμεταφερόσουν στην αρχαία Ελλάδα, θα μπορούσες να τα μιλήσεις; Όχι. Αλλά θα αναγνώριζες λέξεις, και θα ήταν πανεύκολο να τα μάθεις, αν κατάφερνες να επιβιώσεις. Αντίθετα, αν μεταφέρεις έναν Γερμανό του σήμερα στο 200 προ Χριστού στα αντίστοιχα εδάφη της σημερινής Γερμανίας, δεν θα καταλάβαινε καμία λέξη, διότι δεν μίλαγαν αρχαία γερμανικά. Μίλαγαν διαφορετικές γλώσσες και διαλέξεις που άλλαξαν τον εντελώς μέχρι να φτάσουμε στο σήμερα. Θα ήταν για αυτόν σαν να μάθαινε μια εντελώς ξένη γλώσσα. Και αυτό ισχύει για τις περισσότερες, αν όχι όλες τις γλώσσες της σημερινής Ευρώπης.

[@ChaosGaming54]

Love the smite reference at the beginning 😭

[@zdmpllawson602]

Smite mentioned RAAAAAA WHAT ARE STABLE SERVERS

[@ServerYT]

As a Greek, I enjoyed understanding the dialogue bubbles and chuckling :D Edit: You would have a hard time understanding Ancient Greek depending on your literacy, but most Greek-Speaking people would have a *significant* advantage in the video's scenario.

[@Nick_G.]

Ancient Greek unlike Modern Greek was a pitched language and had most letters were pronounced different from what you have on your mind when you see a Greek letter. How much of this text can you understand, read with a reconstructed Attic pronunciation, just by listening?(without looking at the script) kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnnPl3yepcSbpsk

[@ServerYT]

@@Nick_G. it's still understandable, even though it's the interpretation of an artist, of what ancient greek might've sounded like.

[@Soforcontex1]

As a greek myself, im not sure if i was gonna make it.

[@mewalex3450]

Now an ancient Sparta episode, let's see that death counter explode

[@bendingrealms]

i am modern day greek, id surive there i understood whatever u wrote, ancient greek and modern day greek are very similar more like slavic languages aka serbians can understand croatian but cannot speak it,and so on also people in greece are forced to learn ancient greek which is bascally the same language but a lil more hard

[@hidingbehind7256]

as a modern greek, I think I could hold my own for a lil

[@connection7405]

Your example with serbian and croatian is not good, it's the same language and both nations can 100% speak and understand everything with no effort. Serbian and Russian is a better example, it sounds similar but we dont understand anything

[@mparmpakakis]

​@@hidingbehind7256as an ancient Greek I disagree

[@evamosch_]

As a modern Greek. Yes indeed, we'd have an advantage in comparison to non-Greeks, but the modern and ancient languages are not *very* similar! There are many notable differences that confuse modern Greeks to this day, especially in terms of vocabulary. Surely we'd be a bit disoriented at first, but if anything, ancient Greek is a compulsory class up until late high school. We'd likely endure for much longer and learn the dialects far more easily than foreigners.

[@robertnomok9750]

@@connection7405 Not really. I know a serbian girl and she understand about 30% without any learning.

[@zabuxman4631]

Being a Greek myself, I must say that it’s hard to survive the modern one too.

[@godnyx117]

Αρχίδια

[@dennisderekas4005]

Actually, as a Greek student I can say that we learn ancient greek at school (not like learning a foreign language but we learn a lot of things)

[@rumbodeglasas2797]

αμα δεις, καπου στο 10:44 λεει MCDIONISUS, εγω γέλασα πάντως .

[@dennisderekas4005]

@@rumbodeglasas2797δεν το πρόσεξα ΧD

[@Nick_G.]

Ancient Greek unlike Modern Greek was a pitched language and had most letters were pronounced different from what you have on your mind when you see a Greek letter. How much of this text can you understand, read with a reconstructed Attic pronunciation, just by listening?(without looking at the script) kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGbYiJeenquFb6M

[@dennisderekas4005]

@@Nick_G.I am pretty sure that the guy who read the text isn't greek. For me it's not that hard to pronounce ancient greek.

[@CheeseOnPizza]

Italians too sometimes

[@JosephDri21]

Translation for 2:06 I do not know your language, but I see you are subscribed to chat history (more accurately: to the history of the conversations -in plural-), friend. (The syntax in the video's Ancient Greek attempt is wrong, very cool still! ~Good job!~)

[@trashboat115]

That bacteria ☠️ 8:20

[@bobbyhashley]

Back shots at a microscopic level

[@trashboat115]

​@@bobbyhashleygotta get inside to work, more like a poison load

[@ShaelynnFockler08]

8:40 yo what 😭😭 that almost went over my head 💀

[@LaurenMedina-dw3vr]

Chat History thank you for helping me procrastinate, had a quick laugh and gaf and now it’s back to homework.

[@slashshot_yt1880]

Fr, same here

[@bobbyb42]

I haven't played old school runescape in a couple of years but all your runescape stuff is making me want to log back in. No one ever quits playing runescape, you just take breaks

[@bw5020]

Oh my god, brother, I felt this.

[@tronkampfer4501]

Finally, my years of learning Ancient Greek have paid off! Now I can be Diogenes before Diogenes

[@DarthAchilles88]

"and you really like trains". Thanks bro, now I have water all over myself

[@ChatHistory]

At least you're hydrated

[@KyojuroRengoku.420]

Mad respect for the Kingdom Hearts select sounds

[@kulerthankule]

The AC odyssey backgrounds are a nice touch, it actually looks pretty good

[@erminatrontzou]

Actually, we Greeks learn Ancient greek at school in order to survive in the events of such a scenario 2:50

[@ΑλέξανδροςΠεριβολάρης]

So true

[@aluswasibozo8033]

... I'mma google this

[@keyeah0]

You must know that we learn ancient greek in Greece right???

[@regulusc.]

Δεν τα μαθαίνουμε με αρχαία προφορά, οπότε ναι μεν θα καταλαβαιναμε τα γραπτα αλλα δεν θα μπορουσαμε να μιλησουμε με τους αρχαίους ούτε να καταλάβουμε τι μας λενε

[@onioncontrol]

In Western academia it's fairly common to learn written Latin, and classical greek. They're both usually only taught as a written language so a modern classical greek speaker would have to pick up the proper sounds, but a well educated American or Greek that learned classic greek would probably fare pretty well speaking with people they'd just talk like a foreigner.

[@magikaros]

And I hate every second of it.

[@keyeah0]

@@onioncontrol you're right but the thing is that we learn to talk write and decode ancient greek in school....

[@chaos-zc9yt]

Why don't you Greek guys bring back Ancient Greek as a living language. Then you wouldn't have to learn it for years because you would know it by birth :P

[@vasilakis7146]

Ancient greek is a necessary school subject for everyone in greece and modern greek is actually really similar to it, so it wouldnt be that hard for modern greeks to communicate

[@LeonidasBr]

Wouldn't understand a word of modern greek is such an overreach. As a Modern Greek, who studied Ancient Greek in Middle School and High school, as every Greek student does (mandatory Classes), i believe i would understand...around 40-60%. And that's without having a "theoritical education" as we say here, but a "stem" one. Now, an ancient Greek would know that First: I am speaking the same language as him. immediately he would. I think he would presume that i am from far away, but still, greek. With a bit of sign language and some still common words (they are a lot), i would have a much better chance than speaking with any other person that speaks a language i don't. AND, also, they would know my name :p. You would say "me, john" i would say " Εγώ ειμί ο Λεωνίδας". That would be enough.

[@LeonidasBr]

AND, if you dropped a Modern Greek Person with a BSc in Philosophy, Philology, History (less), Greek Literature, @he would have been a-okay

[@JoducusKwak]

This confirms some ancient Greek philosophers are just modern Greek nerds with a time mashine

[@Nick_G.]

How much of this text can you understand, read with a reconstructed Attic pronunciation, just by listening?(without looking at the script) kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnnPl3yepcSbpsk

[@PinkNarrator]

I'm a new fan, but I do love your videos.

[@masterluxu1]

Those classic KH sounds sooth this old soul. Instant subscription

[@pivot9965]

2:45 you are pretty wrong mate. Greek School learns to all students Ancient Greek eather they like it or not and because we read and speak in Ancient Greek in our Orthodox Church that are everywhere we still use them and unterstand them pretty well

[@Theneonguy789]

That's true, but I hate learning it in school because of how hard it is

[@RheverendJ]

We learned it too in my Baptist graduate school in order to read the NT in its original Greek. A lot of fun but SOOOOOOOOOO many vocabulary flash cards. May not have the best pronunciation/translating skills, but can still read and write the letters

[@pivot9965]

@@RheverendJ Its actually pretty hard even for the Greek people, i can tell that but we still use it.

[@georgesegredos8615]

As a Greek I would like to comment on the whole Greek language topic. Ancient Greek is an obligatory class in all schools since forever and thus theoretically we could establish some sort of communication with our ancestors (although I don’t think they would be able to understand us). Nevertheless most of it is almost like a foreign language to us and only ppl with heavily theoretical academic paths (such as lawyers) tend to get more into it. Thanks for the video, good job👏

[@x-cool41205]

Again, I can't say enough how much I love this channel!!! Keep it up!

[@BobzorpTheCrabMan]

"And you really like trains!" Oh man that made me laugh.

[@chetkent7974]

Can you edit in the time stamp?

[@BobzorpTheCrabMan]

@chetkent7974 ... it was 9:43 but I don't know why you need to know that lol

[@rtrezclap]

First video I have seen. Amazing editing and storytelling. Fun facts too, thanks

[@ChatHistory]

the editing gets worse the further back you go lmao

[@georgebouloukos8264]

As a greek i need to inform you all the word "μαλάκα!" was spoken even back then!

[@quazorr2963]

και το βλακας (βλαξ)

[@giaantio2204]

2:30 Yes dude we don't learn ancient greek at school. And no we don't use it in church. Also linguists don't estimate that they share 80% of the same vocabulary. Have you done ANY research before making this video?

[@BoxStudioExecutive]

Don’t kid yourself, it’d still be a while before you could understand them and communicate effectively. By then, you’d already be considered barbaros and enslaved.

[@giaantio2204]

@@yixiatros9969 Αδελφέ η εκκλησιαστική μας γλώσσα είναι η ελληνιστική κοινή, που ομιλόταν την εποχή που γράφτηκε η καινή διαθήκη. Η καθαρεύουσα ουδέποτε δεν χρεισιμοποιήθηκε στον εκκλησιασμό.

[@yixiatros9969]

​@@giaantio2204έχεις δίκιο διαγράφω το προηγούμενο σχολείο

[@giaantio2204]

@@BoxStudioExecutive I'm not claiming fluency, however what the video preaches is a different conversation. We can still read ancient texts and understand the overall meaning of it without any prior exposure to it. Your approach shows that you have a very luckluster understanding of Greek and ancient greek culture at that. And given that there was a great variety of greek dialects, they'd still understand you're some kind of greek speaking some other removed dialect.

[@BoxStudioExecutive]

@@giaantio2204 lol when the Turks forcibly relocated your countrymen from Anatolia to Greece, you had modern day Greeks who couldn’t even understand each other, but you expect to be able to communicate with people who lived over two thousand years ago with no problem, rofl. How delusional are you?

[@TealRubyy]

Set foot on Greek soil once during a layover. I survived the frigid wilderness, lack of palatable sustenance, and crass personnel of Athens Intl Airport for 6 hours (7 due to delay). I think I'd survive Ancient Greece.

[@joshuaward3948]

the kingdom hearts music and sound effects are VERY nostalgic. thank you

[@lumynoxx]

i love all of your comedy LOL, a couple of times i just sat there like O-O

[@Kamclevee]

3:13 SHOUTOUT TO KINGDOM HEARTS!

[@Icarus47249fd]

One of the most entertaining video I ever watched, please do more of these 🙏 🥺

[@marce4241]

love the small runescape references and music, it actually fits ur "goofy" video style so good.

[@elb0zo15]

10:21 so basically he viewed books as parents view phones

[@DannyDiff]

Chat your editing is actually so good it's inspiring

[@Sb142sf]

Man I love the AC odyssey map. Clever way to use it!

[@realdragon]

Finally someone who acknowledges language barrier

[@jackthumbikomkandawire8591]

There's also the possibility of ending up as collateral damage when Kratos goes on a vengeance fuelled rampage

[@romylosvspartan4208]

2:49 wouldn't understand a word is a bit of a stretch

[@metaemperor]

I was going to say Yeah, what it be the equivalent of dropping a modern Chinese person into an ancient dynasty Granted a lot of what they’re gonna say is gonna sound like jargon and gibberish, but some words and phonetically would’ve survived the centuries Also, since Greek was a written language, it stands that a lot of it would’ve survived to modern area

[@kostarak3160]

@@metaemperor Also, there are many common words at least in a familiar written form.

[@caebconley2938]

The use of assassins creed odyssey as the background is great

[@rgtemple]

And so is the useage of god of war 1 soundtrack, like the splendor of athens

[@luukb4302]

That cel was done dirty 8:17

[@賽萊洛]

😭

[@Njobenzy]

Harder Bubon get it in

[@trashboat115]

Doesn't happen till the very end of 8:19 👌

[@TheBourbonWrench]

Only subbed for the RuneScape memes. Unless you’re a phoney who started in 2019 and definitely didn’t have to buy whips for 3.2m, guthans for 13m, and omg I’m so old!!! What have I become?! This has nothing to do with Greece!

[@ChatHistory]

I used to sell yew logs for 300 ea at Varrock West Bank...

[@Truekingnoctis]

Loved the kingdom hearts OST and menu clicks at minute 3:13

[@bohdankim381]

We ain't making it out of athens with this one

[@coltonmilam4716]

This channel has grown on me so much. Great content. Especially with no new Oversimplified. I still love you though OS..

[@Vanessa_224]

Babe wake up, Chat History just dropped

[@jobanpreet3795]

Yes literally at 0.20 seconds lmao

[@crimsoncobalt1232]

I despise that I went three days without seeing this video was up. Great stuff as usual.

[@charlesbradshaw5183]

7:45 I love these quick cuts lol

[@mzk4193]

As a Greek myself, I can't speak jack shit of ancient Greek. It was a mandatory subject during middle school and I hated it. So yeah 😅

[@Withered_Bonnie_Official-u1y]

As a Greek, I can finally understand why they teach us Ancient Greek at school!

[@mariaclaradiniz2832]

Thank god you came back to save me from the crippling depression finals brought me

[@Niners915]

I found your channel like 2 days ago and man I've really been enjoying your videos, been laughing my ass off AND learning cool stuff, what more can you want? Actually, I want more videos. Thanks.

[@ChatHistory]

New videos are slow around here, but I appreciate you finding the channel!

[@paulshorey7528]

I subscribed just because of the "subscribe" branding, funny animation. Love it! Great work!

[@heat6933]

Actually, we do 6 years of ancient greek in school, good students will work it out

[@eleutheriosvenizelos2191]

Ακριβως, ομως δεν κανουμε την γλωσσα ολοι.

[@jonathanpotter3958]

The osrs references get me every time, love your work mate

[@taramcflara]

The writing of these videos 😂😂. Laughed so much lol

[@dimitriskarakonstantis]

I "had my eyes fourteen" throughout the video, μπρο είσαι ότι καλύτερο, το πρώτο ιστορικό βίντεο που πραγματικά μου άρεσε και έμαθα και κάτι επιτέλους για τους Αρχαίους παρόλο που είμαι Έλληνας, ΣΥΝΕΧΙΣΕ ΝΑ ΚΑΝΕΙΣ ΚΙ ΑΛΛΑ ΠΑΡΟΜΟΙΑ ΒΙΝΤΕΟ ΜΕ ΤΗΝ ΕΛΛΑΔΑ 🙏🙏

[@alex-i1c2q]

in greek schools we are taught ancient greek so we probably could communicate :)

[@Gamespectives]

Love the effort you put in animation. N mixing your drawings with diff things like runescape and AC backgroundd. Creative!

[@BanjoGate]

Not even 30 seconds in and I hear a Grunty laugh. 10/10!

[@JPLegend25]

Bros lucky he didn’t spawned in Sparta 💀

[@KingArthur101]

Here before Disney hits you with a DMCA for using Kingdom Hearts music

[@ChatHistory]

Psshhhhh they would NEVER

[@babygfeva]

I didn't know there was a strawberry flavored version of the plague.😂😂😂😂 I loved the Olympus Colosseum music and various Kingdom Hearts sounds. You are also hilarious. I also appreciate the Spyro the Dragon music as well. ❤🔥

[@Camelmilk88]

I like how at 10:36 he says "can you rewind ten minutes please" ten minutes after the video starts

[@Foyay_Red]

NEW UPLOAD AND ITS A GOOD ONE

[@1undxn]

nothing goes hand in hand like bite size history with funny animation, and adhd

[@MistarZtv]

This must be the golden times that podcasters talk about that we should go back to when men were men.

[@BobBob-eb4io]

I thought they talked about the roman Empire

[@MistarZtv]

@@BobBob-eb4io but everyone talks about the Roman empire. At least three times a day. 🤭

[@GeneralJiyaan]

​@@MistarZtvtoday,we are like 90 percent less of a man at least in power and testosterone levels

[@AugustDreamScape]

Haha I love this video! I subscribed! Look forward to seeing more! 😄🍻

[@juniquefolks657]

LOVED the Atlas Shrugged reference, v well written 👍

[@GeorgeAvg-RB26]

I think Greeks would survive since modern Greek language is based on the ancient one and we also learn ancient Greek at school its mandatory the Bubble text you showed with ancient Greek words i read it without even thinking about it its pretty simple for us 😁

[@vasilikisiti1357]

This is such a well researched video, great job man!

[@GhostoftheSnow271]

Listen man, imma be pissed there’s no toilet paper, if I can make it past the first year imma invent that shit

[@MathewThorpe-w2m]

Why wait till a year, use leaves

[@ItsJustMe0585]

Every time i think your videos can't get any better, they do.

[@lucapeluso4768]

Dude. The Greeks would burn all their temples down before giving a slave a weapon, wtf do you mean they were employed as police?? (That didn't exist as a concept as the soldiers were policing and every soldier was a citizen. Aka. An aristocrat). Those slavers millioners at least had the decency to beat the poor themselves, not like today

[@ChatHistory]

There are many sources that show an authoritative "police" force began around the 5th century BC in Greece, especially Athens. Public slaves held those positions to enforce law and regulations.

[@ClavisVanitas]

I think you might be the gamer i missed as a friend I recognized every song, love it

[@raiki0775]

2:36 Cypriot Greek is 65% the same as Ancient Greek and 80% similar to Ancient Greek. Therefore we would make some sense.

[@blastthewolfdarkstar9146]

The combination of RuneScape, the legend of Zelda and other cool games makes this channel pop for real.

[@datblacksaiyan2205]

No one finna talk abt this…? 8:37 💀

[@tripstarkayzofficial]

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[@jackalderman1543]

I like the Spyro the dragon music in the background I’m sure not many noticed but I did, I love it fits well love your videos.

[@Jovan007]

Still waiting for why u would survive in ottoman occupied territory.

[@juva6247]

Well. Why?

[@Yaya-ni3ie]

Go for the north african occupied territories!

[@fatcatlover201]

i love your videos so much ive watched every single one of them

[@RepLicanT00100]

This was one of the funnest ways to have wasted my time .. 😁 Thank you, subbed to show my appreciation! 🤝🏼

[@somainswakadoad5684]

okay you put OSRS stuff all over this and I fell in love and sub'd lol.