Absolutely! Gaiman made him the lead character of his book Anansi Boys so they have a lot of source material to work from if they wanted to make a show based on Anansi and the African gods.
The story of yakub or Zues or satan himself. He went outside of himself for worship. He with his creations of man went against US the true ones made from her source.
Well, I’m from South West Georgia, in my family Voodoo was apart of our lives. Didn’t just start looking at our culture when American Gods came out. I’m not here to see who’s dick is the biggest ayabobo! @ Rodney James. We all blood. And culture has a lot to do with it.
Rodney James how the fuck you know what I understand and not. Lmao. You a weak one brother. You definitely not blood with that comment. Let me guess, you from the island’s
Bullshit. What truth? He was written out because his character doesn’t feature in the book’s plotline which the coming season follows. Also, he was feeling himself and wanted to inject themes of incarceration and crap like that into a show about MYTHOLOGY. The showrunners had the right to say “no” to that. No conspiracy here.
MICHAEL DUKES except those themes are present in the books too and as for that pathetic excuse for why they wrote him out, come on now, this show has diverged from the books practically from the get go. It says something that the guys who got fired are the angry black god and the gay Arabic jinn...
I try not to cry when I hear him speak. Because I know he's talking about what happened to us every time, after time, after time. Because it's true, true, true, a living truth at that to this day.
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Your right slavery still happens today went down the street I saw black families being sold to white people, young, old, poor, rich plus other races were on the block for sale.
It’s deeper than that. Before the slave trade, Europe was becoming poorer while the Ottoman Empire was becoming richer. The main trade posts in Africa were built by Portuguese to supply their ships as they attempted to find a route around Africa to get to India. When the African kings and European kings became acquainted, they initially treated each other as equals. Then African kings wanted the power that guns and canon gave. The European rulers saw suckers to take advantage of. The African kings sold slaves. Then the European traders began going straight to the suppliers. After 100 years, many Africans were transported as slaves, and the African kings lost so much trust, that rebellions by disaffected subjects became common. Then new, rival kingdoms began to form. By the 1800’s, European rulers leveraged those rivalries to colonize most of Africa. The West African kings of the 1500’s and 1600’s are all Mr. Nansi.
caveman Versace Correct. I don’t feel sorry for a people who weren’t intelligent enough to protect their history by writing it down. Passing it on verbally, from parents to children only works to a point. Disease’s,war, natural disasters. Any of these could wipe out an entire people.
@@doubleheadedeagle6769 A lot of stories were passed down by spoken word because writing wasn't developed. Intelligence wasn't necessarily an issue in regards to protecting their history. Tradition itself could take priority over worrying about a culture's exact history and I wouldn't complain.
@@doubleheadedeagle6769 You're speaking like a modern ignorant person. This is telling of a history before plagues, catastrophes, world wars, and the such. Man couldnt even comprehend that sort of thing back then. It was all about living your life in the present while sharing the tales of the past. No internet, books, or movies to tell them what was to come how things could change. You have so many forms of fiction and non fiction to create a form of basis for your statement when back in those times those concept weren't a reality.
@@doubleheadedeagle6769 African history was burnt down, watered down and the whites forbade us from reading and writing. We dont need your pity nor care. Leave us alone
I am never going to endorse this show unless they rehire this artist , Mr Orlando Jones. No one else can play this role so passionately. He is a gifted artist.
It sounds like a story of inequality breading inequality all the while being used and mistreated. Moral of the story don't let others manipulate you through flattery and praises.
It’s for u always will be for u and to All the diaspora we just all got to stop fighting each other and come together we Africans love y’all and we embrace y’all
@@julianaansah6367not really. Too much time and vitriol has passed. I learn the old ways and the old gods but there will always be a disconnect and active colonization supports it. You see it separating Blck wmen from men as it separates us all. Some things once broken can never be fixed or retrieved. I still stand for a united Blckness but I do not think it is a reality that will ever come to fruition. The Diaspora is not my home and it is inhospitable to Us but it is what it is.
I understood what he was saying but I couldn’t break it down and now I see it was translating towards the slave trade...the world where women ruled was Africa, the motherland ??
@Shaun Fleming yeah you're missing the point too. He is speaking morally. No one said Africans didn't sell other Africans, no one even blamed it on one ethnicity or race. So what is your comment referring too?
@@shareefel-amin9020 but the other guy said you cant trade people so he called it kidnappings, which is false. Even though you said he was speaking morally , its a fact that Africans did trade people for goods. Did you call him out also or just me and the other non black . Just saying if youre going to call people out ,call out everyone. facts are facts
Almost every God in mythical(& just real)history has been mischievous and chaotic. Funny how those 2 things bring about clarity though. Wonder why they made him that as well.
@@rj5801 there's a good video about trickster gods that explains it but basically mischief gods are the only ones rebellious enough to challenge the status quo. Every great god was a trickster at some point because tricksters inspired change
Anansi, the Ghanaian Spider God of knowledge and wisdom, impart wisdom in the form of a story that one would understand perfectly. He’s telling Thor that he’s being used like a puppet.
Same thing with the the Celts and the Roman colonization. Different cultures, same result. Plus no matter what you identify as, you are always one thing: human. And with humanity comes suffering.
You should look up Anansi. He was maybe on of very few people's gods. Everything he did was to help humans. I think there's quite a great story about bringing people shade when there was only day. I think they did a great job portraing this character. I've always felt like he was the only god than was smarter than Odin and he saw through all of his bullshit, but decited to tag along to make sure that his people won't get hurt.
The idea of fire origin has been reincarnated all throughout nations Anansi is older then Prometheus and probably based off Anansi. Anansi is the God of stories so Prometheus's story is Anansi's story
Ok I won’t lie, but that sounds like a mistranslation. From the stories I have heard from some friends of mine from Jamaica, Anansi was very selfish and quite gluttonous. He won the ability to tell stories, yet originally planned to use it for himself and only gave it to humanity when he tripped and fell. And he tricked all the gods and animals into giving away their food for him. Yeah he is cool, but he is very much like other gods.
@@dylantennant6594 That's what this story is about. He never said that he wasn't selfish. He said that he paid for that selfishness. He didn't give man fire because he thought they deserved it, he did it because they said they would worship him. Anansi is a selfish God, but that doesn't mean it can't learn or grow. This is a modern Anansi, not a young God.
Electric Angel naw I feel you I just like how committed he is to his roles reminds me of heath ledger if you know his story, he was the Batman in dark night that roll killed him cuz he mentally got stuck there
He’s the only god I’d pray to because he understands the African American while other races and even our own brothers and disorders across the pond say fuck us
For black panther 2 he should play Achebe. Achebe. Achebe is similar to Amani’s in some ways. In black panther comics Achebe family was killed right in front of him . He is kinda like the Black Joker. I feel like he could deliver a performance with that character. Achebe is a villain but this actor would fit Achebe well.
He was canceled after this story Anansi is the boy god the Goddesses are the SYBILS he made a deal with the YT men … And if we paid too much attention to that things would awaken within the SYBILS Bloodline
@@alexejike7999 Yes in Suriname it is known as a spider. The story about Anansi came from the Ghanian people who were brought by the white people to Suriname to work on plantations.
@@unbeastable957 that proably why somewhat connected to the fleeing through time part. or at least it interestingly mirrors the masculine European gods and there followers arriving in Ghana and having a small entrance with the less powerfull. to eventualy take more.
Wow! As always...the story is a morality play....containing a devastating lesson. There be always a price for selfishness. And sometimes the price is steep....more than we can bear. Trying to judge whether Anansi is as capricious as or is the ancestor of european gods is dangerous. That's like your god points to all the incredible bounty this universe has to offer if you avoid letting selfishness consume you....but all you do is watch his finger. Careful. Is this not the selfishness he warns us of? Or do you think this is just some tv show and the spider god is not speaking to us through Orlando? Hmmm.
He wanted to have that same power that the goddess had but becuz he was a "Man" he was denied that, so he decided to go and find "power" which in turn was a mistake. He was done by his own lack of knowledge. To be fair the goddess we're also being unfair to him before he left... it's very messed up
@@strykervenom1 1: The "Power" he stole was the "Fire lances" which he stole from the goddess. 2: The "Knowledge" was what the goddess warned him about Man! having power.. Anisi made the deal!.
Not stolen but inspired by...but it is problem? Without him we would not hear mamy great stories that ancestor created...I personally dont care if there would be 1000 gods inspired be one, until there are great story connected with that god
hahahah Valküry in the Emipre of ODIN? Wellkom? Scheisse was heist... Willkommen Valküre im Reisch Odins..... Auf Deutsch/Englisch? Bohhr echt Nervig warum haben die Angelsachsen eigentlich ni Deutsch gelernt????
Anansi should have his own spin off show. Who here agrees?
Absolutely! Gaiman made him the lead character of his book Anansi Boys so they have a lot of source material to work from if they wanted to make a show based on Anansi and the African gods.
@@isabella09dr we need to petition for that.
He's just narrate his origins IDK if he would tell his exact origins because he is a trickster . No disrespect to those that worship this old God
fun fact "spin" is the dutch word for spider
TheJamaican777 Anansi Boys meet with Shadow and Mr Wensday
"I am that boy. My homeland still exists, but not for me" brooooo🥺
Can you tell me, is he using a metaphor or it's his past story?
The story of yakub or Zues or satan himself. He went outside of himself for worship. He with his creations of man went against US the true ones made from her source.
@@ty814 past story
@@ty814 Perhaps Both. "The child not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel it's warmth."
@@kaiyinmarcelhe wants to burn his homeland?
PROUD TO BE A GHANAIAN 🇬🇭.. These are our stories passed down from Generations to Generations
Brizzy Lee us country boys in the Southeast corner of America get them to brother, we all blood!
@Rodney James Bro you literally on here just starting crap and don't know what you're talking about.
@@TT-rw3zf damn right
Well, I’m from South West Georgia, in my family Voodoo was apart of our lives. Didn’t just start looking at our culture when American Gods came out. I’m not here to see who’s dick is the biggest ayabobo! @ Rodney James. We all blood. And culture has a lot to do with it.
Rodney James how the fuck you know what I understand and not. Lmao. You a weak one brother. You definitely not blood with that comment. Let me guess, you from the island’s
More than his abrupt accent changes, I love when Anansi uses both accents in the same sentence.
What a powerful story. Anansi's stories gets better and better
Too bad they fired Orlando last year
In first season I didnt like him much but in second he become one od my favorite
These are ancient African stories
Read the book Anansi boys by Neil Gaiman . It gets better
@@arkhamknight1853 I've read it like 5 times already lol
I love that Thor really respected Anansi!
This guy is a brilliant actor. I'm so sad i heard they fired him for speaking truth, hurtful as it may be.
Much appreciated man not all our wrong it's just who u meet and the funny thing is I'm not talking about the show so yea....u got it.....my friend
Bullshit. What truth? He was written out because his character doesn’t feature in the book’s plotline which the coming season follows. Also, he was feeling himself and wanted to inject themes of incarceration and crap like that into a show about MYTHOLOGY. The showrunners had the right to say “no” to that. No conspiracy here.
MICHAEL DUKES except those themes are present in the books too and as for that pathetic excuse for why they wrote him out, come on now, this show has diverged from the books practically from the get go. It says something that the guys who got fired are the angry black god and the gay Arabic jinn...
MICHAEL DUKES lol typical
Hmmm seems some people can wake up from the...Matrix remember this. My friend
I try not to cry when I hear him speak. Because I know he's talking about what happened to us every time, after time, after time. Because it's true, true, true, a living truth at that to this day.
Your right slavery still happens today went down the street I saw black families being sold to white people, young, old, poor, rich plus other races were on the block for sale.
It’s deeper than that. Before the slave trade, Europe was becoming poorer while the Ottoman Empire was becoming richer. The main trade posts in Africa were built by Portuguese to supply their ships as they attempted to find a route around Africa to get to India. When the African kings and European kings became acquainted, they initially treated each other as equals. Then African kings wanted the power that guns and canon gave. The European rulers saw suckers to take advantage of. The African kings sold slaves. Then the European traders began going straight to the suppliers. After 100 years, many Africans were transported as slaves, and the African kings lost so much trust, that rebellions by disaffected subjects became common. Then new, rival kingdoms began to form. By the 1800’s, European rulers leveraged those rivalries to colonize most of Africa. The West African kings of the 1500’s and 1600’s are all Mr. Nansi.
@@StockyDudedamn
African kings sold war criminals as slaves but we should also remember there was no such thing as chattel slavery in africa
He was talking about the goddess creator and the Sybils in Africa.
caveman Versace Correct. I don’t feel sorry for a people who weren’t intelligent enough to protect their history by writing it down. Passing it on verbally, from parents to children only works to a point. Disease’s,war, natural disasters. Any of these could wipe out an entire people.
@@doubleheadedeagle6769 A lot of stories were passed down by spoken word because writing wasn't developed. Intelligence wasn't necessarily an issue in regards to protecting their history. Tradition itself could take priority over worrying about a culture's exact history and I wouldn't complain.
@@doubleheadedeagle6769 You're speaking like a modern ignorant person. This is telling of a history before plagues, catastrophes, world wars, and the such. Man couldnt even comprehend that sort of thing back then. It was all about living your life in the present while sharing the tales of the past.
No internet, books, or movies to tell them what was to come how things could change. You have so many forms of fiction and non fiction to create a form of basis for your statement when back in those times those concept weren't a reality.
A powerful culture need 3 things... First monuments, written documents, and oral traditions. Kemetic culture have all 3
@@doubleheadedeagle6769 African history was burnt down, watered down and the whites forbade us from reading and writing. We dont need your pity nor care. Leave us alone
Whoa I cried at the last words. His was the character that gave soul and fire to this show
You can feel it, it lights something up inside those who hears him
"Snatch, and another one." Every 30 seconds.
I am never going to endorse this show unless they rehire this artist , Mr Orlando Jones. No one else can play this role so passionately. He is a gifted artist.
Yea I’m done with this show after they fired him Such a great character
I never watch anymore.
It sounds like a story of inequality breading inequality all the while being used and mistreated.
Moral of the story don't let others manipulate you through flattery and praises.
Bingo!!!
Absolutely correct
Ehh too shallow think deepr
@@TheSunkissedmein2000exactly 💯
What he says about his homeland still existing but not for him is how I as a Black American feel about Africa.
Duh that’s how it’s supposed to make you feel
It’s for u always will be for u and to All the diaspora we just all got to stop fighting each other and come together we Africans love y’all and we embrace y’all
He did it to himself. He is no better than those he complain about.
@MyLifeInVideos do you feel like you added anything pertinent to what I said? Should've kept that in the drafts.😂
@@julianaansah6367not really. Too much time and vitriol has passed. I learn the old ways and the old gods but there will always be a disconnect and active colonization supports it. You see it separating Blck wmen from men as it separates us all. Some things once broken can never be fixed or retrieved. I still stand for a united Blckness but I do not think it is a reality that will ever come to fruition. The Diaspora is not my home and it is inhospitable to Us but it is what it is.
Beautiful and artful telling of the history of the colonization of Africa and the Transatlantic Slave Trade.
I understood what he was saying but I couldn’t break it down and now I see it was translating towards the slave trade...the world where women ruled was Africa, the motherland ??
@Dr. Jh Irons wrong !!!! africans sold out eachother
@@mr.8999 you are missing the point. But when you boxed in your mind can't see pass what's in front of you.
@Shaun Fleming yeah you're missing the point too. He is speaking morally. No one said Africans didn't sell other Africans, no one even blamed it on one ethnicity or race. So what is your comment referring too?
@@shareefel-amin9020 but the other guy said you cant trade people so he called it kidnappings, which is false. Even though you said he was speaking morally , its a fact that Africans did trade people for goods. Did you call him out also or just me and the other non black . Just saying if youre going to call people out ,call out everyone. facts are facts
I love how everyone forgot Anansi is the God of mischief and chaos.
I wonder why …
Almost every God in mythical(& just real)history has been mischievous and chaotic. Funny how those 2 things bring about clarity though. Wonder why they made him that as well.
Depends on the version. In Jamaica, Anansi is a heroic character.
@@89five3five he is still mischief tho
@@rj5801 there's a good video about trickster gods that explains it but basically mischief gods are the only ones rebellious enough to challenge the status quo. Every great god was a trickster at some point because tricksters inspired change
The moment they fired him, this show is dead to me.
Aidy Razlan what show is this?
@@Hecklrkosh American God's season 1 & 2
well its dead to everyone now, its been cancelled
@@whiteevropean Good, it won't work without Anansi anyway....But another fine example of a good show ruined by shitty TV exec.
@@aidyrazlan3902 yes yes i agree, but the show isnt always revolved around Anansi, but every scene he is in is a treat.
Anansi, the Ghanaian Spider God of knowledge and wisdom, impart wisdom in the form of a story that one would understand perfectly. He’s telling Thor that he’s being used like a puppet.
Anansi: I have a story for you
Beethoven: What?
Anansi: I have a story for you.
Beethoven: I'm deaf.
Anansi: .. .... .... ...... .....
Haha, I get it 😂
This is good
that's part of Anansi's abilities as the Weaver of tails if he tells a story you hear it
Anansi would just hand him what Ibis transcribed.
😂😂😂
Wow... This man is Anansi! He brings tears to my eyes...
Black women were considered equal in Africa before colonization destroyed their way of life. We need to know who we really are.
Same thing with the the Celts and the Roman colonization. Different cultures, same result. Plus no matter what you identify as, you are always one thing: human. And with humanity comes suffering.
I miss this show so much and I miss Anansi the most every time I think of anansi I think of Orlando it’s crazy
Damn he played thar well.
Very well told and acted! I hope the series helps to inspire people to dig more into old african religion and myths...
Anansi is the God of the Angry Black Man
Anasi is one the best character in American Gods.
Let me tell you a story.... *Odin in the background: Oh jesus nancy!"
Spider! He just admitted it😂😂😂
Without Orlando this show is gonna die like season 8 ..... *forgotten and banished from memory*
Season 8😂😂😂 you know full well 😂😂😂 ( thrones )
Donar and Anansi. Two gods who can have my... Worship >.> anyday.
His damn dialect changes are like samplings of fine desserts
Oh this was SOO DEEP n a true story !
His Anansi was so Ben Vereen to me, the best character on American Gods
The most powerful God play out on T.V.
I was just thinking, how fucking amazing would this actor be as a villain in black panther 2?
I figured he could be a new villain known as Reverend Achebe. He has the wily trickster vibe down.
Its either Jesus or anansi at this point. Wow what a character
Story sounds a bit like the story of Prometheus.
You should look up Anansi. He was maybe on of very few people's gods. Everything he did was to help humans. I think there's quite a great story about bringing people shade when there was only day. I think they did a great job portraing this character. I've always felt like he was the only god than was smarter than Odin and he saw through all of his bullshit, but decited to tag along to make sure that his people won't get hurt.
Yeah especially the stealing fire part
The idea of fire origin has been reincarnated all throughout nations Anansi is older then Prometheus and probably based off Anansi. Anansi is the God of stories so Prometheus's story is Anansi's story
Ok I won’t lie, but that sounds like a mistranslation. From the stories I have heard from some friends of mine from Jamaica, Anansi was very selfish and quite gluttonous. He won the ability to tell stories, yet originally planned to use it for himself and only gave it to humanity when he tripped and fell. And he tricked all the gods and animals into giving away their food for him. Yeah he is cool, but he is very much like other gods.
@@dylantennant6594
That's what this story is about.
He never said that he wasn't selfish. He said that he paid for that selfishness. He didn't give man fire because he thought they deserved it, he did it because they said they would worship him. Anansi is a selfish God, but that doesn't mean it can't learn or grow. This is a modern Anansi, not a young God.
He needs to be the new black joker 🔥🔥🔥 he’d kill it
Oh, shit! I wasn’t ready.
No
naw man guy deserves good orginial rolles
Electric Angel naw I feel you I just like how committed he is to his roles reminds me of heath ledger if you know his story, he was the Batman in dark night that roll killed him cuz he mentally got stuck there
@@lhhsthomasf i get you man. but we just had a real good one.
man can do his own thing right. he doenst need to share the stage if he can own it
Thor should’ve told a story about mjiolnir
African Gods stories are the best
He’s the only god I’d pray to because he understands the African American while other races and even our own brothers and disorders across the pond say fuck us
For black panther 2 he should play Achebe. Achebe. Achebe is similar to Amani’s in some ways. In black panther comics Achebe family was killed right in front of him . He is kinda like the Black Joker. I feel like he could deliver a performance with that character. Achebe is a villain but this actor would fit Achebe well.
This hurts!
❤ yes
I miss Orlando!
I do love mythology and historical stories of gods and demons from heaven, hell and the other realms in Midgard and beyond
I have like a thousand African mythology & history stories but don't have the means to spread them
I have like a thousand African mythology & history stories but don't have the means to spread them
Anansi and his pantheon aren't myths people still worship them not many as I know
@@Aesirfollower2020 Anansi stories were popular when was young in Jamaica. However, I am not sure if its still is nowadays.
He went back to selling magazines door-to-door ...
I agree
He was canceled after this story Anansi is the boy god the Goddesses are the SYBILS he made a deal with the YT men … And if we paid too much attention to that things would awaken within the SYBILS Bloodline
#BRINGBACKANASI
I gotta watch season 2.
That’s a big whoops.
Aawwwww, this is sad!!!!
Anansi is similar to Thor: They both had to be rescued by their own sons.
What is the source of this story. I have heard it before in Neale Donald Walsh's book. Where Goddesses ruled the world.
I missed an opportunity to be on that show. Oh well, next time.
I is we and we is POWER
Anansi is well known in Suriname, South America.
It's a Ghanian God that takes the form of a spider.
@@alexejike7999 Yes in Suriname it is known as a spider. The story about Anansi came from the Ghanian people who were brought by the white people to Suriname to work on plantations.
@@unbeastable957 that proably why somewhat connected to the fleeing through time part.
or at least it interestingly mirrors the masculine European gods and there followers arriving in Ghana and having a small entrance with the less powerfull. to eventualy take more.
@@electricangel4488 African Gods are not less powerful though 🤔
@@alexejike7999 African diaspora
Next to mad Sweeney he is my favorite God
I actually got to meet Pablo Schriber. He was pretty cool. Wish Orlando had been at the same convention, cause he is badass.
That's actually Thor?
They were wrong for removing his character
This show is going to be a lot less appealing without Orlando Jones. He is fucking amazing.
Where is story come from,what région on africa an what mythologie,it interessed me
Ghana
@@joiakimadjekwei1762 so man was opressed by woman?interesting,can you tell me more please
Yohan NdiaBoly no, the nation.
@@MegaSimbar motherland right??¿
The Ashanti people specifically
He has a spin off. It’s called Roots.
These two actually have the same mother in Marvel Comics. They are half brothers
Sad he is nothing returning
1:05 soundtrack name pls
This story belongs to Anansi as do all stories
Wow! As always...the story is a morality play....containing a devastating lesson. There be always a price for selfishness. And sometimes the price is steep....more than we can bear. Trying to judge whether Anansi is as capricious as or is the ancestor of european gods is dangerous. That's like your god points to all the incredible bounty this universe has to offer if you avoid letting selfishness consume you....but all you do is watch his finger. Careful. Is this not the selfishness he warns us of? Or do you think this is just some tv show and the spider god is not speaking to us through Orlando? Hmmm.
Explain more!!!
Which episode is this?
Quem esta aki por causa do baba Junior kkkk ?
What episode is that
Anansi definitely influenced pimping
And they fired this guy??
What episode is this
Derrick Hyche the AFRICAN LION this episode is in season 2, titled “Donar the great”.
Is he talking about the Amazons?
And then they fired Orlando Jones.
shit crazy
@O G you know the deal man. Can't have a black figure that powerful.
@O G I believe the statement given was that "such a radical character would only further divide people in these times. Or something to that extent.
@O G stay awake friend. Shits getting real.
How can you monetise a 1:30 video you don't own on a channel with 110 subscribers?
Not to be a stick in the mud but it’s spelt donner, like the German word for thunder
So why is Anansi telling him this story.
Do to a lack of context, why is Anansi telling Thor this story?
Possibly.
There is also a theory that humans in the distant past were matriarchal.
Scratching my head wondering where the Greeks got that story from🤥🤔🤬
Does it matter ? There was no copyright laws then lol let’s just appreciate all versions and contrast them for deep insights
Fuck you bro yea now it’s who cares where it came from but at one point everyone that wanted knowledge went to wat place?
The Native Americans and east Asians have similar stories. Fire has always been equated to knowledge no matter the culture.
So they fired him for having beliefs...okay. Cool. Thought there was free speech in this country.
You can't get arrested for free speech in this country (most of the time), but it won't stop you from losing your job unfortunately.
What's wrong with a modern show about gods being just that...not about boring decisive modern American politics....
I couldn't understand a thing he was saying
He wanted to have that same power that the goddess had but becuz he was a "Man" he was denied that, so he decided to go and find "power" which in turn was a mistake. He was done by his own lack of knowledge. To be fair the goddess we're also being unfair to him before he left... it's very messed up
@@God-T oh ok, thanks 👍
@@God-T Didn't Anisi steal something too to gain more power and knowledge? 🤔
@@strykervenom1 1: The "Power" he stole was the "Fire lances" which he stole from the goddess. 2: The "Knowledge" was what the goddess warned him about Man! having power.. Anisi made the deal!.
Thor is a stolen African God Shango
Not stolen but inspired by...but it is problem? Without him we would not hear mamy great stories that ancestor created...I personally dont care if there would be 1000 gods inspired be one, until there are great story connected with that god
Ladislav Sukovsky huh
@@ladislavsukovsky5206 Yes since it gives the original creator no damn credit
Ladislav Sukovsky i said stolen cuz of the book stolen legacy but inspired still works
you'll come to see that ALL Gods come from one source, they just appear different based on the culture giving them worship.
The stories he tell are on point....tooo bad he's tooo effeminate, hince the name "Nancy" (Nancy Boy).
Well he is a god raised by women.
hahahah Valküry in the Emipre of ODIN? Wellkom? Scheisse was heist... Willkommen Valküre im Reisch Odins..... Auf Deutsch/Englisch? Bohhr echt Nervig warum haben die Angelsachsen eigentlich ni Deutsch gelernt????
This is my favorite god ... can you imagine a world ruled by feminism, OH YEAH that's 2020!! And it's all going straight to h...
No that was early 2000 to 2019 and anansi is my favorite God in this show but I wouldn't trust a trickster god.
What fantasy land are you living in? The patriarchal bastards are still trying appeal our rights.