Funny fact: Carrie Nation didn't use a hatchet until her husband made a joke about it. After smashing a few saloons with just rocks, Mr. Nation jokingly told his wife she should use a hatchet to do maximum damage to the places. And Carrie told him, "That is the most sensible thing you have said since I married you."
As a history teacher of 13 years and historian - thank you so much for these. They are amazingly researched, animated, narrated, and presented. Your commentary is also phenomenal - one of the best historical UA-camrs out there. Keep up the fantastic work! If you ever need ideas or help with research let me know, would love to help out!
I watch these because they are a brief humorous cartoon, i don't watch these to educate myself, i'm not dissing Oversimplified but compare his videos with documentries or even 20 minute videos online about the same subject and you'll see that he is missing a lot of information due to him oversimplifying it, there's a reason its called oversimplified.
@@dnrspdr03canadian95 100% agree - I'm saying for high school students who don't watch documentaries and find them boring - these quick simple humorous videos are perfect.
In *slight* defense of Remus, his wife *had* previously hired a hitman to kill him; the only reason he wasn't killed is because the hitman thought he'd be double-crossed, and instead told Remus about the plan. They are all terrible people.
Obviously, this short video can't cover everything, but that should've been a major point, considering the jokes about Remus being cheered in the courtroom.
I mean Remus is kinda respectable out of the lot of them. His morals were always consistent, had he been a european I am willing to bet both my balls he would have done like my family and formed resistance cells during the fun time when the germans were busy occupying us and yeeting grenades into street cars... Technically illegal but I bet none of you would complain anyone breaks the rules to secure your freedom and liberty and diabeetus riddled grandpa when he was kept alive by "Terrible people"(according to the winners, dont get over your head as a partial winner, remember Athens?)
ehhh i kinda like Remus. Like him for his violation of Prohibition, and although murder isn't justified, his wife didn't just betray him, she destroyed his life by selling everything he owned.
Fun fact: the “You wouldn’t download a car” PSA used a song they didn’t have a license for. They made a psa about not pirating songs and movies using a song they pirated
@@AVdE10000 After a bit of searching, I found the following: 1. Torrent Freak article " Sorry, the “You Wouldn’t Steal a Car” Anti-Piracy Ad Wasn’t ‘Pirated’ " claims this isn't true, instead stating that this is true for a different anti-piracy ad, but this other anti-piracy ad has no known copies online. A few other sites made similar articles, but Torrent Freak appears to be their source. 2. There are many sites including ABC News and Ransom Notes which have made the claim that the “You Wouldn’t Steal a Car” ad pirated its music. It's hard to determine their credibility and sources. If you want to sift thru them all for more specifics, be my guest.
A fact about the moonshine stuff: during prohibition, many moonshine runners had tuned up cars to outrun the police. After prohibition, they had no need to run from the police to sell it, so they started racing each other for money and respect. In 1948, a group of men got together in a hotel at Daytona Beach to establish a sanctioning body for these early stock car racing events. That sanctioning body became what we call NASCAR
8 think is better for the goverment to tax the shit out of them, they can legalize drugs and tax the sht out of that too, cause addict will do the necessary, they will get so much money, and people who dont get drunk, and dont use drugs, will have a better life with all the economy growth, drunk and addict will make buying all that sht ez
@@_Iscream nah, free market is black market but without crime, if you regular things, you can control them, if you legalize drugs, and then control them, you can make sure no one use drugs, cause you can make drugs almost impossible to buy cause you tax the sht out of it.
@@TheMaztercom The black market is just an underground, crime-riddled free market. If you make them too expensive, it’ll just bolster the black market businesses. And there’s nothing wrong with drug use. Why should we try and force abstinence?
@@_Iscream nothing wrong with drug use? Are you ok? Drugs only make weak civilizated people, one that cant solve problems but need to use something that release some químics to feel good, is the same as the alcohol, afdictive stuff, that doesnt bring any benefit but temporal químics, without mentioning the brain and health problems that they can cause, abstinency is better, first cause it make a person develop autocontrol, second cause is the most evolutionate and civilized way to go, but anyways, I dont know why the black market would sell them cheaper, it doesnt make sense takin in account you just can temporaly shut down the taxation so they go out of business.
4:00 Can we admire Oversimplified’s attention to detail in that his maps are always accurate to the time, (think North and South Dakota not yet separate)
Fun fact: when prohibition was abolished, the people who ran moonshine in their cars, which were heavily modified to outrun police vehicles, figured the best thing to do with the vehicles was race them, which eventually led to Stock Car Racing.
19:53 About Remus, it is also worth noting that the wife and her lover actually hired a hitman to kill him. But the hit man ended up not going through and instead warned Remus what his wife was upto. All in all, she got what she deserved.
@@ETin6666 it’s weird how there’s not enough sources covering it then, Wikipedia can be untrue some times tho cause apparently anyone can change things on there, but do you remember the name of the documentary, it seems like something worth watching
In my home town, Cincinnati Ohio, there is a bar named after Carrie Nation called "Nations" (the door handles into the bar/grill are hatchets). It describes her movement and what she stood for. But the best thing i can say is what she said when arriving there. She said, "I would have dropped from exhaustion before I had gone a block." due to the amount of saloons on one of the streets, and not being able to hatchet everything. It's ironic of her fighting against alcohol and then having a bar named after many years later. And those wondering, yes the food and drinks were delicious there.
So, some old lady was going around tearing shit up with no one stopping her.... bars full of drunk men and no one was capable of knocking that bitch out... how fcking weak or small or stupid were those 'men' that a little old lady can go from bar to bar with a hatched. No body had a gun? There's something off about that story... I'm not buying it
My paternal grandparents made beer and wine in their basement. Well, actually, my grandmother made the beer and wine from recipes passed down through her family. My grandfather owned a produce store so he could supply my grandmother whatever she needed. The local ice cream truck driver supplied the empty root beer bottles for my grandmother to bottle the beer and wine in. My dad recalled hearing “pop-pop-pop” noises at 1 AM from the beer bottles that were over-carbonated. It was a great business model. My grand father could write off whatever produce was used as spoilage, the ice cream man sold adult root beer as well as kids root beer so everything was listed as root beer. No doubt they supplied some local speakeasies. My grandmother even had a potato beer recipe.
Very pog We're no strangers to love You know the rules and so do I A full commitment's what I'm thinking of You wouldn't get this from any other guy I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling Gotta make you understand Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you We've known each other for so long Your heart's been aching, but You're too shy to say it Inside, we both know what's been going on We know the game and we're gonna play it And if you ask me how I'm feeling Don't tell me you're too blind to see Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you (Ooh, give you up) (Ooh, give you up) Never gonna give, never gonna give (Give you up) Never gonna give, never gonna give (Give you up) We've known each other for so long Your heart's been aching, but You're too shy to say it Inside, we both know what's been going on We know the game and we're gonna play it I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling Gotta make you understand Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
“If you tell Americans not to do something that is the one thing they will definitely do”. That is one of the most accurate statements about us that I’ve ever heard.
Top 3 best things of all Oversimplified video's 1. Its educational 2.Oversimplified does all of the voices which makes it 1000% better 3. All of the refrences
"When something is legal, you can usually regulate and control it. But make that thing illegal, anything become fair game," is the national embodiment of "STRICT PARENTS MAKE SNEAKY CHILDREN" and i love it
this is only applicable in some cases for example, weed is illegal here, which is why most people stay far FAR away from drugs. then take a look at the US, where weed is legal wheres the regulating and controlling? shit isnt looking too good man
One of my favorite ideologies I've seen is the idea that, trust gives freedom and leniency, If the parents give a curfew to come home from a party at say 11, and you keep it most of the time and you make sure they know when you have to break said curfew, they will usually allow it since you usually keep it. Eventually the parents can trust you enough to basically not have a curfew.
a sad man and his potato kid was poor and why were they poor there was a sad egg who was smart and his mommy is a trex with apple sauce and a sad depressed angry cat on top and that is why the taco is angry. that is called crazy
Fun Fact: Remus confided in a fellow inmate that his wife had responsibility over all his money. This inmate was actually an undercover Prohibition agent. Instead of reporting this to the agency, he ran away with Remus’s wife.
Fun fact: Capone did more for the Chicago unemployed than the government did. He made soup kitchens for the unemployed. Say what you will about him, he had a heart.
Don’t kid yourself. Al Capone cared about no one but himself. All those nice things he did was all just a front to hide his true nature. Everything he did was done for his own benefit nothing more. He made sure people like you would view him as anything more than just a dirty rotten criminal.
@@Kieranpokemonsisliterallymelove how an American thinks. One of the most notorious criminals in history, if not THE most notorious, and you think he wasn’t all that bad.
@@amazingabhi5014 that somebody who sold all of her husbands belongings, took that money for herself, had an affair and then filed for divorce, got what she derseved? (though I can understand that he got away without nothing more than a small hitch is a bit much)
Just looked up George Remus, becaus his story is so interesting: * He was already filthy rich as a lawyer (this is where he pioneered the "defense via insanity") * He gave lavish parties where he gave away cars to the guests * The agent that had an affair with his wife... was his cellmate (the agent was working undercover) * The only amount of money he got back from his millionaire fortune, from his wife, were 100 dollars * His wife and the former agent turned lover hired a hitman to kill him; the hitman told Remus of the plot instead. * He was committed to an asylum, since he was supposedly crazy. He got out in less than a year, though.
@@VRichardsn I mean.... I also gonna be damn mad at my wife(If I had one) if she do this kind of shits. She's cheated on him, sold all his belongings and then almost take all the money's I earn.
Which is why you need to look at this objectively this man shot his wife in cold blood and got away with it do to people feeling bad for him which is why objectively he should have been sentenced to death
Extra info: The reason that many doctors started prescribing small amounts of alcohol was to treat the MASSIVE number of alcohol withdrawal cases that were pouring into their offices. For more info, look up the symptoms of delirium tremens . Bitters became popular around this time as a way of bypassing the prohibition laws. They had juuuuust enough alcohol content when added to a drink to stave off the tremors.
U.S. Government: Damn, no matter what we do we just can't nail this Capone guy! Al Capone: I don't pay my taxes. U.S. Government:... oh no... IRS: [One-Winged Angel Intensifies]
During science, we were talking about how different substances evaporate at different temperatures. We ended up finding out that my science teacher's grandpa made moonshine during prohibition and sold it to Al Capone. *So that was interesting*
I mean, my chemistry teacher just mentioned very offhand that she knows how to make methamphetamine because "It's just a simple combustion reaction. Anyone can figure it out with a fairly basic chemistry class"
20:46 I mean she ran off with another man, a prohibition agent no less, this dudes enemy and she sold off everything he owned… I mean it’s not right but she had it coming
She also calmly walked around with a hatchet. Imagine being at the bus stop after work and there's a 6' tall lady waiting beside you with a hatchet. I'd walk home
Me too, man. Member when you had to start downloading a single song in the morning in the hopes it would be done by the time you got home from school three days later? Traumatizing shit, yo. ☹
I have to say, Honey has to be the smartest corporation out there to advertise with the one guy who rarely posts but when he does posts millions flock to his channel and also advertises the product in a fun and creative way. Hands down that some really big brain stuff right there.
There are a bit too many channels like that... if not tens of thousands... Besides the company doesn't choose anything... it's an open offer... anyone who matches the required terms can run the ad... it's the same with twitch.. Honey is just filthy fcuking rich... so they can offer really a lot of money for running their ads... simple as that. It's the same with raid shadow legends... they are not smart, they just offer more money than the competition... that's why you see this and honey ads everywhere
The IRS isent the government Its a Privet Banking Organization And if they wanted, they would have got him well before they did. Someone forgot to pay the right bribe, or said something about someones wife 😂 so now your going to prison, as we dismantle your empire. And put our own men in the smaller units of the fractioned empire
@@Suika_Ibuki_The_Drunk_Oni that's true cause usually (just like in this example) there's someone behind the scenes warping people's opinions for their own end. The real problem is people accepting everything their told without looking into it themselves with an open mind
7:08 He is not evil for convincing everyone for the common good, but he is a genius since he managed to convince them, The point is whether he was pursuing a noble goal or not, and if so, whether he is evil or not, but not how he convinced people.
Fun fact: the government of New Zealand also attempted prohibition around the same time, and very nearly managed to make it happen. They passed a national referendum in 1919, and the people who voted for prohibition actually slightly outnumbered those who voted against it... until 40,000 troops returning from World War I came back and swung the vote in the other direction.
Here in Finland we had prohibition for 15 years to to 1932 (Iceland also had it for the same period I believe). There wasn’t as much issues as in America. Although there was some smuggling and home brewing and recentment how wealthy could just ignore rules. And there wasn’t tax income from alcohol. But the spirits consumption went down and Nordics to this day have very strong alcohol policy regarding where alcohol can be sold and what time.
@@elvincoronado8374 *always has been* We're no strangers to love You know the rules and so do I A full commitment's what I'm thinking of You wouldn't get this from any other guy I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling Gotta make you understand Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you We've known each other for so long Your heart's been aching, but You're too shy to say it Inside, we both know what's been going on We know the game and we're gonna play it And if you ask me how I'm feeling Don't tell me you're too blind to see Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you (Ooh, give you up) (Ooh, give you up) Never gonna give, never gonna give (Give you up) Never gonna give, never gonna give (Give you up) We've known each other for so long Your heart's been aching, but You're too shy to say it Inside, we both know what's been going on We know the game and we're gonna play it I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling Gotta make you understand Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
So.. where the point of humour in space intersects the 1st grader humour line in time? Ah, so Oversimplified is the only place in time that you get the best content in!
He releases an standalone video followed by an 2 part video followed by an standalone video etc etc. So the next videos will be an 2 part. The napolic wars are to big a subject to fit in 1 video so it probably will get it next time
This video makes me crave champagne. I'm not even a big champagne person but something about art deco and the 1920s aesthetic just makes me wanna pop a bottle and have a glass of the sparkly funny juice
My grandma actually witnessed Al Capone do a puppet show in elementary school, what a wild time
WOOOAAAH
What was it about lmao
My grandpa was al Capone’s chauffeur
I can’t imagine him doing a puppet show out of all things lol
@@danielg6542 funny enough, my grandma spoke highly of him and was ironically a very gentle man when it came to kids
"We want to ban alcohol!"
"There's gonna be a tax for that"
Hey, it's my favorite paintbrush.
Lol
Knew gay paintbrush had to appear
Relatable XD
@@tafrog1 Calling him a paintbrush? Theres gonna be a tax for that.
Funny fact: Carrie Nation didn't use a hatchet until her husband made a joke about it. After smashing a few saloons with just rocks, Mr. Nation jokingly told his wife she should use a hatchet to do maximum damage to the places. And Carrie told him, "That is the most sensible thing you have said since I married you."
Oh hell
Roasted
Definitely a fun fact. Maybe not so much funny
Well, he married her in the first place. Probably not the most sensible fella to begin with.
Carrie Nation is unbelievably based
The way I always remembered the Amendment numbers for these- "You can't drink at 18, but you can at 21"
Wait, I didn't realize that
Excellent. Thanks, I love a good memory trick!
Amazing wow nice lol
I will use this.
I love throwing that out there, it's such a great little memory trick.
As a history teacher of 13 years and historian - thank you so much for these. They are amazingly researched, animated, narrated, and presented. Your commentary is also phenomenal - one of the best historical UA-camrs out there. Keep up the fantastic work! If you ever need ideas or help with research let me know, would love to help out!
Pognt
@Graig Simmonette thanks it was a lot of work. Hoping to retire by 19.
HE'S A TEACHER. GET HIM.
I watch these because they are a brief humorous cartoon, i don't watch these to educate myself, i'm not dissing Oversimplified but compare his videos with documentries or even 20 minute videos online about the same subject and you'll see that he is missing a lot of information due to him oversimplifying it, there's a reason its called oversimplified.
@@dnrspdr03canadian95 100% agree - I'm saying for high school students who don't watch documentaries and find them boring - these quick simple humorous videos are perfect.
"For all his murdering, the IRS finally got Capone on Tax Evasion."
And that's why the Joker pays his taxes.
Unlike a certain green dinosaur from the ever popular Nintendo franchise
@@thebowler5506 Trying to get yoshi to pay his taxes is like trying to ban alcohol in the United States.
@@cottoneyejoe8285 all must pay their tax before the great bologna bucket
"I'm crazy enough to take on Batman. But the IRS? Nooooo thank you!"
Obscure TNBA reference? I likey!
In *slight* defense of Remus, his wife *had* previously hired a hitman to kill him; the only reason he wasn't killed is because the hitman thought he'd be double-crossed, and instead told Remus about the plan.
They are all terrible people.
"This may strike some viewers as harsh, but I believe everyone involved in this story should die."
Obviously, this short video can't cover everything, but that should've been a major point, considering the jokes about Remus being cheered in the courtroom.
I mean Remus is kinda respectable out of the lot of them.
His morals were always consistent, had he been a european I am willing to bet both my balls he would have done like my family and formed resistance cells during the fun time when the germans were busy occupying us and yeeting grenades into street cars...
Technically illegal but I bet none of you would complain anyone breaks the rules to secure your freedom and liberty and diabeetus riddled grandpa when he was kept alive by "Terrible people"(according to the winners, dont get over your head as a partial winner, remember Athens?)
ehhh i kinda like Remus. Like him for his violation of Prohibition, and although murder isn't justified, his wife didn't just betray him, she destroyed his life by selling everything he owned.
@@ritam8767 You tried to kill George Remus? There's gonna be a tax for that.
Fun fact: the “You wouldn’t download a car” PSA used a song they didn’t have a license for.
They made a psa about not pirating songs and movies using a song they pirated
Friendly fire will not be tolerated
Source?
🤣
🤣
@@AVdE10000 After a bit of searching, I found the following:
1. Torrent Freak article " Sorry, the “You Wouldn’t Steal a Car” Anti-Piracy Ad Wasn’t ‘Pirated’ " claims this isn't true, instead stating that this is true for a different anti-piracy ad, but this other anti-piracy ad has no known copies online. A few other sites made similar articles, but Torrent Freak appears to be their source.
2. There are many sites including ABC News and Ransom Notes which have made the claim that the “You Wouldn’t Steal a Car” ad pirated its music. It's hard to determine their credibility and sources. If you want to sift thru them all for more specifics, be my guest.
A fact about the moonshine stuff: during prohibition, many moonshine runners had tuned up cars to outrun the police. After prohibition, they had no need to run from the police to sell it, so they started racing each other for money and respect. In 1948, a group of men got together in a hotel at Daytona Beach to establish a sanctioning body for these early stock car racing events. That sanctioning body became what we call NASCAR
I just learned that because of the race in Chicago 😂
D
i did not need to know that nascar was caused by alcohol but now that i know i feel so enlightened
Thanks for this information I will now forget everything about it
NASCAR was caused by alcohol? That explains everything.
The fact that he drew every saloon in Kansas differently instead of copying, proves how much we underestimate this lad
Wow 😯
Is it bad that for your profile picture, before I even read the text, I knew it would say we cant expect god to do all the work?
@@minecraftgreifer4045 ???
@@guenffer fallout new Vegas
@@guenffer he’s talking about Jack Damascus’s profile picture
"I'm gonna let you in on a little secret. I don't pay my taxes."
*This enraged the IRS, who punished Al Severely.*
I dont care who the IRS sends i am not [saying my taxes
And, in oversimplified tradition, it got cold, stupid cold
@@juliodicochea2927 Now release the lions.
oiI
I read this when he said it.
My great grandfather was actually a rumrunner during prohibition, and my mom calls him Han Solo whenever we talk about him
That's like three different kinds of awesome dude.
The lesson of prohibition is that extreme solutions rarely work, and it's better to regulate than to ban.
8 think is better for the goverment to tax the shit out of them, they can legalize drugs and tax the sht out of that too, cause addict will do the necessary, they will get so much money, and people who dont get drunk, and dont use drugs, will have a better life with all the economy growth, drunk and addict will make buying all that sht ez
But then things get so heavily regulated that the black market thrives. Leave things to the free market.
@@_Iscream nah, free market is black market but without crime, if you regular things, you can control them, if you legalize drugs, and then control them, you can make sure no one use drugs, cause you can make drugs almost impossible to buy cause you tax the sht out of it.
@@TheMaztercom The black market is just an underground, crime-riddled free market. If you make them too expensive, it’ll just bolster the black market businesses. And there’s nothing wrong with drug use. Why should we try and force abstinence?
@@_Iscream nothing wrong with drug use? Are you ok? Drugs only make weak civilizated people, one that cant solve problems but need to use something that release some químics to feel good, is the same as the alcohol, afdictive stuff, that doesnt bring any benefit but temporal químics, without mentioning the brain and health problems that they can cause, abstinency is better, first cause it make a person develop autocontrol, second cause is the most evolutionate and civilized way to go, but anyways, I dont know why the black market would sell them cheaper, it doesnt make sense takin in account you just can temporaly shut down the taxation so they go out of business.
4:00 Can we admire Oversimplified’s attention to detail in that his maps are always accurate to the time, (think North and South Dakota not yet separate)
Indian territory, in Oklahoma’s panhandle
No admiration. It's like applauding a child for staying in the lines.
@@OneVoiceMore More than most do.
up in canada you can see newfoundland and labrador are separate as they were still a British colony. these videos are all so well done
@@mskull24gaming79 congratulation on member 3 months
Fun fact: when prohibition was abolished, the people who ran moonshine in their cars, which were heavily modified to outrun police vehicles, figured the best thing to do with the vehicles was race them, which eventually led to Stock Car Racing.
"Qxir"
I see this as an absolute win
I learned that from Ricky Bobby...
Yeah, I bet there'll Never Ever be something quite like it again.
This is the greatest thing moonshiners have ever done
Carrie Nation
1846-1911
Wayne Wheeler
1869-1927
President Herbert Hoover
1874-1964
President Franklin D Rosevelt
1882-1945
Al Capone
1899-1947
So basically this was a "You weren't supposed to do that" moment on a nationwide scale.
Listen here you little s...
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19:53 About Remus, it is also worth noting that the wife and her lover actually hired a hitman to kill him. But the hit man ended up not going through and instead warned Remus what his wife was upto. All in all, she got what she deserved.
I feel like that’s where most of the sympathy during his trial came from
I don't see why he left that part out, it seemed to be fairly cruical piece of the puzzle
That’s weird, I can’t find any articles about it? Do you mind sending me one :]??
@@mintyapple610 I heard it from a video documentary but it's also on his wikipedia page.
@@ETin6666 it’s weird how there’s not enough sources covering it then, Wikipedia can be untrue some times tho cause apparently anyone can change things on there, but do you remember the name of the documentary, it seems like something worth watching
In my home town, Cincinnati Ohio, there is a bar named after Carrie Nation called "Nations" (the door handles into the bar/grill are hatchets). It describes her movement and what she stood for. But the best thing i can say is what she said when arriving there. She said, "I would have dropped from exhaustion before I had gone a block." due to the amount of saloons on one of the streets, and not being able to hatchet everything. It's ironic of her fighting against alcohol and then having a bar named after many years later. And those wondering, yes the food and drinks were delicious there.
So, some old lady was going around tearing shit up with no one stopping her.... bars full of drunk men and no one was capable of knocking that bitch out... how fcking weak or small or stupid were those 'men' that a little old lady can go from bar to bar with a hatched. No body had a gun?
There's something off about that story... I'm not buying it
There’s a bar in CA named Carrie Nations.
@@stingray4540 hheeelllll yaaaaa!
@@affextwiinz6633 No, they just didn’t want to attack some old lady, even if she had a hatchet. Besides, I don’t think she ever attacked anyone.
@@messiyer13 hmmmm, I call BS
31:22 i love the detail in the background of the mom covering the kids eyes
26:16 the bucket
lol
Correct,
Good eye
Whoooaaah look at you with the brians!
4:30 too
You forgot about 4:36
My paternal grandparents made beer and wine in their basement. Well, actually, my grandmother made the beer and wine from recipes passed down through her family. My grandfather owned a produce store so he could supply my grandmother whatever she needed. The local ice cream truck driver supplied the empty root beer bottles for my grandmother to bottle the beer and wine in. My dad recalled hearing “pop-pop-pop” noises at 1 AM from the beer bottles that were over-carbonated.
It was a great business model. My grand father could write off whatever produce was used as spoilage, the ice cream man sold adult root beer as well as kids root beer so everything was listed as root beer. No doubt they supplied some local speakeasies. My grandmother even had a potato beer recipe.
The Irish would kill for that potato beer recipe.
@@kevin8712To be fair they'd kill for any food
@@petermmm42 Considering the Irish Potato Famine, you're not that far off...
That would be a great history/cookbook.
release the lions
Everyone: We want the Napoleonic wars
Oversimplified: I’ll look into that
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yep
Hm.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
God, that’s funny.
My social studies teacher played this in our win class and I loved your channel so much I went home and found your channel and subscribed😭❤❤
Oversimplified posted. Christmas has come early.
kinda pog
Yes,yes it has
Yes
HUZZAH
Very pog
We're no strangers to love
You know the rules and so do I
A full commitment's what I'm thinking of
You wouldn't get this from any other guy
I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling
Gotta make you understand
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
We've known each other for so long
Your heart's been aching, but
You're too shy to say it
Inside, we both know what's been going on
We know the game and we're gonna play it
And if you ask me how I'm feeling
Don't tell me you're too blind to see
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
(Ooh, give you up)
(Ooh, give you up)
Never gonna give, never gonna give
(Give you up)
Never gonna give, never gonna give
(Give you up)
We've known each other for so long
Your heart's been aching, but
You're too shy to say it
Inside, we both know what's been going on
We know the game and we're gonna play it
I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling
Gotta make you understand
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
"We want to ban alcohol!"
"This enraged his father, who punished him severely"
Good one
Lol
XD
:D
And you still got 693 likes (never gets old)
Somehow this guy has a drawing style that’s so simple and strangely detailed
its so cool how the little figures resemble the irl people so well lmfao
Yeah it's amazing
i think its just the simple shapes that make it look so simple
what do you expect?
he's oversimplified
yea, its almost feels like it's *OVERSIMPLIFIED.*
Oversimplified is the only youtuber to make sponsors funny
“If you tell Americans not to do something that is the one thing they will definitely do”.
That is one of the most accurate statements about us that I’ve ever heard.
If only the American government understood that.
I agree
*humans*
That's generally the case for most people, not just Americans.
@SuperSydneyPerson 1 so i recently saw a map about the air condition of the california cost and dame, mask should be keep there aleays
no one can say “smashy smash” as eloquently as oversimplified
*SMASHY SMASHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
SMASHY SMASHY!!
-some random R34 artists
The world is literally sitting on the edge of their seats for the next oversimplified video
True
Totally
when’s it gonna drop 😖
I hope oversimplified uploads soon
@@m._.mar28 I hope so. I know these videos take a long ass time and people have a life outside youtube, but I need more oversimplified videos
11:17 the best "OHH NOOOO" to date
I really love the “Oversimplified Presents: Prohibition” screen. It’s like really cool and I hope you’ll continue to do it! :)
same here!
Honestly, it's really cool.
Your not the only one. by FAR
It’s awesome!
This angered wayne, who punished them severely
Never gets old.
OOOOOH NOOOOO
imagin dying lol
Aged like a fine wine
Hahah
Top 3 best things of all Oversimplified video's
1. Its educational
2.Oversimplified does all of the voices which makes it 1000% better
3. All of the refrences
Very good art. The backgrounds are so sexy.
@@mertarican5456 man's down bad to a background
@@mertarican5456 weird place to use that word but ok
Best of all, it's extremely oversimplified so you can learn the basics
It’s not just funny, it’s very educated.
"The 18th Amendment said, cut out all the drinking!
The 21st said, WHAT THE HELL WERE WE THINKING?"
If this isn't from a song, it should be!
I was wondering where this quote came from and I figured it was Bubba J and Jeff Dunham.😂
Like some drinking laws! You can't drink at 18, but you can at 21. Odd coincidence.
Al Capone's defense in a nutshell:
*"I don't kill people. That is my least favorite thing to do"*
caponeeeee that kills people!
woooaaahhh!! with a head spin.
His best defense:Wow on the day of the trial it seems that all of the witness have vanished for unknown reasons.I wonder why.
@@genericperson753 They Got Out of Town!!!
Llamas with hats and oversimplified.
Nice
"When something is legal, you can usually regulate and control it. But make that thing illegal, anything become fair game," is the national embodiment of "STRICT PARENTS MAKE SNEAKY CHILDREN" and i love it
Guns laws make mass shootings
With that mindset, make Cocain legal now, I wanna have some fun with my friends. Drinking ain’t do nothing anymore.
this is only applicable in some cases
for example, weed is illegal here, which is why most people stay far FAR away from drugs.
then take a look at the US, where weed is legal
wheres the regulating and controlling? shit isnt looking too good man
One of my favorite ideologies I've seen is the idea that, trust gives freedom and leniency, If the parents give a curfew to come home from a party at say 11, and you keep it most of the time and you make sure they know when you have to break said curfew, they will usually allow it since you usually keep it. Eventually the parents can trust you enough to basically not have a curfew.
@@pinchofgoth5477weed isn’t nationally legal here, also there are regulations.
"I'm crazy enough to take on the Batman, but the IRS? NOO SIR!"
-The Joker
I mean he had good reason to be afraid.
the IRS would actually kill him instead of batman.
a sad man and his potato kid was poor and why were they poor there was a sad egg who was smart and his mommy is a trex with apple sauce and a sad depressed angry cat on top and that is why the taco is angry. that is called crazy
That was one of the best episodes of Batman:TAS.
Outdated joke, Microsoft has pretty much castrated the IRS and made it a lot easier for all corporations to get away with tax evasion and fraud.
“We need probation!”
“This enraged the men who kept them back severely“
Wayne Wheeler is embodiment of a meme "i'm playing both sides to always come up on top".
And somehow manages to lose both sides in the process.
That's not a meme bro, it's a Dutch van der Linde quote
@@thematerialfish3105 opinion
His is the real life Palpatine
Het oploppp
"He was offered a drink within 35 seconds of being in New Orleans." - that checks out.
As someone who has live most of her life in New Orleans I can confirm
I was one day introduced to someone from New Orleans. I am now an alcoholic thanks to him.
Don't read my channel name
Fun Fact: Remus confided in a fellow inmate that his wife had responsibility over all his money. This inmate was actually an undercover Prohibition agent. Instead of reporting this to the agency, he ran away with Remus’s wife.
The same agent even tried to hire an assassin to kill Remus.
Dam.
The prohibition agent and his wife would later hire a hitman to kill George but the hit was unsuccessful.
yup the hitman thought he might get double crossed so he just flat out told Remus what he had been payed to do.
Remus deserved his acquittal IDK what oversimplified is on about
The 30 second clip starting at 24:10 is the greatest Oversimplified clip to date, in my opinion.
“I’m walking over here!”😂😂
I like the idea of just owning a canon randomly as a bartender
You never know when you might need to blow up some praying women
@@Naharu. they’re just standing there… menacingly….
I just want to know how many times he had to break up bar fights with the cannon.
@@thetallone7605 skskdjkdjd
It's perfectly legal to own certain black powder cannons, so I mean you could
oversimplified: *isnt uploading*
everyone: release the lions.
He makes a video every four months
When will his next video be released it's been over 4 months!!!!!!!!
@Siddarth Ravi then the lions got him.
@Siddarth Ravi unfortunately, for slapping lions, there's a tax for that.
this led to more economic downturn.
@@nicholasbegg1506 yh
I felt personally attacked when Thelma called Mitch stupid.
Same
Bruh
Brüh
Don't be so "Mitchy" 😉
@@elishab6521 HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA
Fun fact: Capone did more for the Chicago unemployed than the government did. He made soup kitchens for the unemployed. Say what you will about him, he had a heart.
Don’t kid yourself. Al Capone cared about no one but himself. All those nice things he did was all just a front to hide his true nature. Everything he did was done for his own benefit nothing more. He made sure people like you would view him as anything more than just a dirty rotten criminal.
So full of heart that he murdered others to relieve the tension....
What a guy!
@@codymoe4986 not saying he’s perfect, all I’m saying is that he wasn’t all bad.
@@Kieranpokemonsisliterallymelove how an American thinks. One of the most notorious criminals in history, if not THE most notorious, and you think he wasn’t all that bad.
@@scbondBad people can do good things and good people can do bad oh so shocking that everyone isn’t black and white
Imagine being hated so much that when your husbands admits to murdering you, the jury finds him innocent and everyone cheers in celebration
🤣🤣🤣
The thing is, Remus was a piece of shit who cheated on his first wife with the woman he later kills
Lol
Aww man I’m sad now
@@amazingabhi5014 that somebody who sold all of her husbands belongings, took that money for herself, had an affair and then filed for divorce, got what she derseved? (though I can understand that he got away without nothing more than a small hitch is a bit much)
a moment of silence for that guy who proved himself not stupid by accidentally setting his house on fire and getting eaten up by alligators
@Miller Song what’s the difference
@@fifaeditz1973 I’m not sure but there is one
Mitch will forever be remembered❤
Thelma would be feeling sooo stupid
F
The moral is “Pay your damn taxes”
Even the Joker doesn’t want to get Capone’d.
Haha
I’m crazy enough to fight Batman but the irs. No thank you
He's crazy, not stupid.
Nobody:
Al capone in this video:
WOOOAAAAAAAAHH
Repeal alcohol tax.
Pass income tax.
Send country to depression.
Bring back alcohol tax.
Keep income tax...
Fun fact which no one is noticing: income tax which was catalyst to prohibition be introduce, wasn't revoked when prohibition ended.
“So whose fears are we trying to exploit?”
Wayne: Yes
Oversimplified: Releases Prohibition
Me: *still silently awaiting Napoleonic Wars*
Yeah!!!!
I’m serious! I would’ve loved Napoleonic Wars, although this episode was good I guess.
Nam would be cool too
I'm waiting for the arab conquests
Well this one had a beginning and end and was long so no part 2
"Then you become homeless"
"You turn to crime"
"And uh, uh oh"
The way he says it is hilarious
Uh- *UH OH!*
@Andrew Davis cause, the last step leads to suicide
for anyone wondering when: 8:33
@@For_The-namesakesnake There is gonna be a tax for that
At the time stamp 31:38 you can find Waldo at the top right corner
"If they can get Capone, they can get you." - Saul Goodman
Don't look down on the IRS even the joker is afraid of them
@free wifi not if I go to the moon! See ya suckers!
This reminds me of that ep were a mobster tried to screw the Joker over my having him inherit millions of dollars and then be unabel to pay his taxes.
@free wifi damn it, I should’ve known the true reason for the space force
Yeah,Gary Alford of IRS even got dark web site named Silk Road's drug kingpin -Ross Ulbricht with only a simple Google search.Never mess with IRS 😂
@@gabevenderdahl1642I want to tap on the free wifi thing but I reckon I shouldn’t…
"The divorce upset Remus, who killed his wife severely."
At least it was quick and painless
True.
Just looked up George Remus, becaus his story is so interesting:
* He was already filthy rich as a lawyer (this is where he pioneered the "defense via insanity")
* He gave lavish parties where he gave away cars to the guests
* The agent that had an affair with his wife... was his cellmate (the agent was working undercover)
* The only amount of money he got back from his millionaire fortune, from his wife, were 100 dollars
* His wife and the former agent turned lover hired a hitman to kill him; the hitman told Remus of the plot instead.
* He was committed to an asylum, since he was supposedly crazy. He got out in less than a year, though.
Honestly.... This kinda make me feel bad about it. Even though he deserve it.
@@unknownguyindo4356 Indeed, one feels conflicted. While we want to feel sympathy for him, in the end he still shot her wife in cold blood.
@@VRichardsn I mean.... I also gonna be damn mad at my wife(If I had one) if she do this kind of shits. She's cheated on him, sold all his belongings and then almost take all the money's I earn.
Which is why you need to look at this objectively this man shot his wife in cold blood and got away with it do to people feeling bad for him which is why objectively he should have been sentenced to death
Fucking legend
12:46 “Holy hecking balls” had me rolling on the floor and I don’t know why.
Im just dying when oversimplyfied said "Hey im walkin here!" in a realy thick Italian accent
Easily one of the best parts
That was actually real audio footage of a 1920s mob.
"This guy bluntly admitted to murdering his wife."
"Not guilty"
Andrew Dufresne dislikes
@@dont6439 Ok
Don't
@@krash4970 🛡
@@michael.angelo6064 🗡
* Ace Attorney music intensifies *
Extra info: The reason that many doctors started prescribing small amounts of alcohol was to treat the MASSIVE number of alcohol withdrawal cases that were pouring into their offices. For more info, look up the symptoms of delirium tremens . Bitters became popular around this time as a way of bypassing the prohibition laws. They had juuuuust enough alcohol content when added to a drink to stave off the tremors.
Don't read my Profile Picture :)
@@dont9790 stfu
@@dont9790 stfu
U.S. Government: Damn, no matter what we do we just can't nail this Capone guy!
Al Capone: I don't pay my taxes.
U.S. Government:... oh no...
IRS: [One-Winged Angel Intensifies]
During science, we were talking about how different substances evaporate at different temperatures. We ended up finding out that my science teacher's grandpa made moonshine during prohibition and sold it to Al Capone.
*So that was interesting*
Love it
Underrated comment
It still feels surreal that knowing that everyone's lineage could've been apart of important events
Secure that bag I guess
I mean, my chemistry teacher just mentioned very offhand that she knows how to make methamphetamine because "It's just a simple combustion reaction. Anyone can figure it out with a fairly basic chemistry class"
"Dangerous Praying Women" - never was a more appropriate phrase uttered... or - best name for a band, ever.
“This angered the women, who protested them severely”
I know a lot about women protesting
@@henryviii8918 bro?
@@a.nonnymouse7655 did he stutter?
Me: mommy how do I pay taxes
Aaah so there it is
20:46 I mean she ran off with another man, a prohibition agent no less, this dudes enemy and she sold off everything he owned… I mean it’s not right but she had it coming
Are we just going to ignore that oversimplified has a cool new intro
That was a very excellent intro, hands down.
I sure didn't. It's pretty damn cool
Looks like a movie poster
thats what 1 said
United States sounds better instead of "The*
fun fact: Carrie Nation was a solid 6 feet tall. that’s about 183cm. she probably already looked like a hulk to a lot of people
Hmmm
She also calmly walked around with a hatchet. Imagine being at the bus stop after work and there's a 6' tall lady waiting beside you with a hatchet.
I'd walk home
Second scariest grandma
first scariest grandmas are Italian grandmas
@@AbsoluteRatBastard *La Chancla* that is all
I guess u got say she "carried" the nation
Oh my gosh, that “You wouldn’t steal a car” ad gave me serious childhood flashbacks😂😂
You wouldn't steal a beer
You wouldn't download a car?
You wouldn't download a beer
Gets a 3D printer. Bout to start downloading a Buick Grand National
Me too, man.
Member when you had to start downloading a single song in the morning in the hopes it would be done by the time you got home from school three days later?
Traumatizing shit, yo. ☹
26:17 Is that the bucket from “The War of the Bucket” Video I see? 🤔
I have to say, Honey has to be the smartest corporation out there to advertise with the one guy who rarely posts but when he does posts millions flock to his channel and also advertises the product in a fun and creative way. Hands down that some really big brain stuff right there.
*cough* Internet Historian *cough*
Thats how bussijess works
There are a bit too many channels like that... if not tens of thousands...
Besides the company doesn't choose anything... it's an open offer... anyone who matches the required terms can run the ad... it's the same with twitch..
Honey is just filthy fcuking rich... so they can offer really a lot of money for running their ads... simple as that. It's the same with raid shadow legends... they are not smart, they just offer more money than the competition... that's why you see this and honey ads everywhere
It's really not that big brain... Honey pays per paid promotion. They pay lots of UA-camrs to post adds. This is just one of many.
US Government: makes alcohol illegal
American citizens: “I’ll drink to that!”
Cheers bro I’ll drink to that
Thats the best description of US culture and attitudes
You couldn't even get the meme right, even though you edited your comment.
@@2brk2hvhndl what meme? And the part I edited was the change from “USA” to “US Government”.
Underrated comment.
Moral of the story: if the police can't find you guilty of any crime the IRS will
The IRS isent the government
Its a Privet Banking Organization
And if they wanted, they would have got him well before they did.
Someone forgot to pay the right bribe, or said something about someones wife 😂 so now your going to prison, as we dismantle your empire. And put our own men in the smaller units of the fractioned empire
Even the Joker pays his taxes
Yeah in a cartoon
Meanwile, you pay your businesses taxes with your labor
And they dont pay any compony tax, they write off the supply cost and labor
But never own too many guns because the ATF will find you and kill your dog
@@donovanulrich348 you can write off your own costs too
So we have the Prohibitionists to thank for income tax 🤬
Simple moral of the story, really. Making supply illegal doesn't kill the demand.
no its that Politicians don't know how to run a country
The people demanded it, politicians actually listened for once.
I think those are both right
Just because something is demanded by a lot doesnt mean its a good idea.
@@Suika_Ibuki_The_Drunk_Oni that's true cause usually (just like in this example) there's someone behind the scenes warping people's opinions for their own end. The real problem is people accepting everything their told without looking into it themselves with an open mind
The prohibition was more like this
“No beer, let’s crack open a can of nice cold… *C O C A I N E* “
I heard that in Dr. Roxxo(the rock n roll clown)'s voice. Cuz he do COCAINE.
@@Caercutta30 I read that in GrayStillPlays voice...
Oä
@@seanjohnisee A H Y E S M A S O C H I S M
@@Caercutta30 I read that in Joey Diaz's voice
“We’re all just a bunch of dumb stinky idiots, and we’re all doomed.”
Sounds about right.
I think hes a republican
7:08 He is not evil for convincing everyone for the common good, but he is a genius since he managed to convince them, The point is whether he was pursuing a noble goal or not, and if so, whether he is evil or not, but not how he convinced people.
He is the only person who I don't mind watching the sponsors because his sponsor section is just so funny 😅
Him and Daniel Thrasher
internet historian
@@antoinenguyen3647 Nord VPN Man
@@antoinenguyen3647 this is the right answer
Jay foreman
"We drink beer, we shoot guns, we mud wrestle!!"
The most American thing in 19th century.
Obviously, you don't know Germany...
wait, Americans _don't_ do this now?
It would actually be the 20th century not 19th. The 19th century was the 1800s.
@@anondescriptbullet Nah, we mostly complain about things that aren’t issues and don’t talk about actual issues
@@zulu0489 a thing can be both American and German. America also has a lot of Germans
American Starter Pack:
- Drink Beer
- Shoot Guns
- Mud Wrestling.
Yup
And communism
Take a joke please
@@annoyingperson2255 *capitalism*
@@annoyingperson2255 that's the stalin pack
@@annoyingperson2255 wrong one dude that’s actually the Soviet Pack which is Drink Vodka,Shoot AK-47 and carry hammers and sickles.
1:07 nah, that's romania
Nah It's Czechia
@@ROWSTER11definitely Czechia
Czechia Is The Drunkest County In The World
Of course
“Well son if you work hard and never give up even you can be a massive hypocrite”
Seems right enough if you ask me.
Lol
Welcome to the United States of America. We have a long history of doing that around here.
Sure as hell yeah
@@TrinityShoji pretty sure every country has a long history of liars and hypocrites
@@thomasstolentesla5838 US has one of the longest, we win silver in that department. Gold does to Hitler.
The message of this story: don’t mess with the IRS
Even the Joker doesn’t want to mess with them
Yeah
I knew other people liked that episode too!!!
Most powerful gang of them all
wrong video
What’s IRS?
Fun Fact: The oldest brewery in America survived through prohibition by selling ice-cream out the front.
And I thought George Remus had Big Brain
Did that ice-cream contain alcohol?
@@ceu160193 nope but they sold that shit out the back of course
@@Sheltered They missed great opportunity then, since no one would suspect ice-cream to be way to get drunk.
yuengling?
Remember kids, the FBI didn't arrest Capone, that was the IRS.
Fun fact: the government of New Zealand also attempted prohibition around the same time, and very nearly managed to make it happen. They passed a national referendum in 1919, and the people who voted for prohibition actually slightly outnumbered those who voted against it... until 40,000 troops returning from World War I came back and swung the vote in the other direction.
Here in Finland we had prohibition for 15 years to to 1932 (Iceland also had it for the same period I believe). There wasn’t as much issues as in America. Although there was some smuggling and home brewing and recentment how wealthy could just ignore rules. And there wasn’t tax income from alcohol.
But the spirits consumption went down and Nordics to this day have very strong alcohol policy regarding where alcohol can be sold and what time.
*laughs without concerns*
(oh no the polices)
they only have a population of like 4 million
Fun fact: some people would wait until winter, when the Great Lakes were frozen, to travel across the ice to Canada to get whiskey.
The movie ‘Untouchables’ is a good movie about the police in Chicago during the prohibition. Edit: Untouchables.
Lol I already new that
@@TruePT i thot it was. untouchable? no?
That’s very interesting
@@TruePT you mean “The Untouchables”
Everyone: *Wants Napoleonic Wars*
Oversimplified: "Here have Prohibition"
Everyone: "I'll, allow it"
Anything is allowed
@@elvincoronado8374 *always has been*
We're no strangers to love
You know the rules and so do I
A full commitment's what I'm thinking of
You wouldn't get this from any other guy
I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling
Gotta make you understand
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
We've known each other for so long
Your heart's been aching, but
You're too shy to say it
Inside, we both know what's been going on
We know the game and we're gonna play it
And if you ask me how I'm feeling
Don't tell me you're too blind to see
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
(Ooh, give you up)
(Ooh, give you up)
Never gonna give, never gonna give
(Give you up)
Never gonna give, never gonna give
(Give you up)
We've known each other for so long
Your heart's been aching, but
You're too shy to say it
Inside, we both know what's been going on
We know the game and we're gonna play it
I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling
Gotta make you understand
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
NOW RELEASE THE LIONS
@@rempuia69 goddammit
yes
9:37 Hold up, the American kid is carrying the Soviet AK rifle.
More than 4.62 million subscribers, 504,140,409 views with only 24 videos and every one of those 24 videos are viral
What a legend
@Noah Maldonado horrible joke LOL
"See America? You've always been this way"
I'd say shots fired but they'd like that as well
Where in the video they said it?
@@radjadawamindra697 9:35
English isn't my primary language, so I don't understanding what it is refering to. To America being evil? To the anti-german sentiment?
Ohh snap this was savage
@@glitchy_weasel Its making a joke about american gun culture
Police Officer: *looks at Al Capone funny
Al Capone: WOOAAAAHHHHHH
LOOK AT YOU WITH THE CRAZY TALK
AYYYYYY OHHHH LOOK AT THIS GUY
I'M WALKIN HERE
WOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Meanwhile: *his arms turn to jelly and his neck doesn’t exist anymore*
"dangerous praying women" 😂
This guy is an intersection between boomer humor, millenial humor, zoomer humor, and jokes 1st graders would make
He’s also part college history teacher
Generation alpha humor
@@vizaloron9242 the one true generation
So.. where the point of humour in space intersects the 1st grader humour line in time?
Ah, so Oversimplified is the only place in time that you get the best content in!
I mean he has some of the most boomer jokes about “AmEriCa BaD”
The thought of a sweet old lady going around the state terrorizing saloon goers and staff is probably one of the funniest thoughts to me
Said sweet old lady was 6'0" and weighed 180 pounds. She was fucking enormous. No wonder people were terrified
How many sweet old ladies have hatchets lol
@@jeremykimball2173back then? Most of them had access to them! Most houses used wood in fireplaces to heat their homes!
"Why do Americans keep visiting my channel? They say my vids are cheezy and a bit oily." 🚩
Sweet old ladies terrorizing saloons are tigh- wait wrong channel
“We want the Napoleonic Wars”!
Oversimplified: *Want some alcohol?*
He releases an standalone video followed by an 2 part video followed by an standalone video etc etc. So the next videos will be an 2 part. The napolic wars are to big a subject to fit in 1 video so it probably will get it next time
What De gamejager said ^
@@degamejager4850 I agree
Me: I want the Celts! Oversimplified: how bout beer? Me: OK
or the 7 years war
This video makes me crave champagne.
I'm not even a big champagne person but something about art deco and the 1920s aesthetic just makes me wanna pop a bottle and have a glass of the sparkly funny juice