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I am asking because a while back a lot of your videos strangely referenced this and I approve if you are, but I was just asking because you said you are bisexual, well yeah
Hey huggbees!! I love what you do and I appreciate all the times you've made me laugh! However there's somethings I'd like to point out about one of the last deaths in this video. The corset as a whole has a lot of misconceptions due to media, misogyny, and shock factor that everyone chases. I highly recommend checking out historical fashion experts like Bernadette Banner, other enthusiasts like Karolina Zebrowska, and the folks they often associate with who have varying degrees of merit in the field I ain't mad or nothin cause plenty of people think these incorrect things about corsetry, but as historical fashion world wide is a passion of mine, its important to me that people of the past are fairly represented. As for the death of that lady, my best uneducated guess as to why she didn't notice sooner was perhaps her body went into shock, which can happen even if you don't know you got injured 😂
I hate to say it, but intelligence probably wasn't why her dad forbade her from smoking, more likely misogyny. I believe smoking was considered unbefitting a lady.
You should plan advertisements that are on TV. I thought about buying two FlexiSpots, even so I dont even need one! (As a Handywoman, I dont work on a Desk at all!)
Screaming into the void. It's been 2 months since I left my house. I'm not comfortable around people or talking to them. My mind is decaying and I spend hours talking to the mirror
Quick note about Elizabeth's death and the corset: Elizabeth was, for a variety of reasons (most quite sad) famously obsessed with maintaining her appearance. She almost certainly suffered from what we would now understand as an eating disorder. She also was well-known for tightlacing, which is when you tighten a corset as much as possible. Even in the 19th century people understood this was not a healthy thing to do. There were definitely fashionable women who did it occasionally at formal events, but doing it all the time like Elizabeth was actually pretty shocking.
@@BelowAverageAxolotlSorry! If it's any consolation you can definitely laugh at whatever Victorian photographer badly edited the tightlacing photo shown (I don't think it's of Elizabeth.) That ain't a real human torso, women didn't spontaneously evolve ribs in the 1920s when wasp waists went out of style.
Not only do I love the hysterical irony of the wake/beer story because people drink beer at wakes but also a wake is another name for a wave created by a boat.
@@twiwatchesvocaloidstuff7159 You're kinda the only person who made that connection. He's in a completely different category of list channels, among gods such as Sam O'Nella Academy and, to a degree, Internet Historian People who like generics would never even find these
"And I don't mean 1, or 2, or 10, or 20 gallons; I mean potentially as much as 388,000 gallons.. Okay, the Europeans didn't find that shocking so, *clears throat* 1,470,000 liters!" The Irish will remain un-shocked by that because that's the amount they consume on an hourly basis.
Considering that the only newspaper that reported on the beer drinking from the streets was a known racist/xenophobic paper talking specifically about the Irish... (This is quoted from another comment btw)
I love that part of his earphones get cut out by the green screen so it looks like one of the earphone pads is super glued to his left ear lmao, you can’t unsee it
i always listen to andrew while i'm 100 percenting mgsv. now imagine my shock when he pulls a "you just killed a child, mission complete boss". he really is that powerful
Part of me was really hoping that when Clement realized he was going to pass on, he would have sent a note to the judge: "Your honor, The defense rests......in peace."
31:43 I would absolutely watch a huggbees video about women that have some kooky association with space. It'd probably be pretty funny. There's a story in the USSR where one of the first women in space didn't tell her mother she was going to space until her mother heard her BEING BROADCAST ON THE RADIO, FROM SPACE. There's also the fact that one woman helped to design the abort system on Saturn V rockets, and also once finished up a series of complex calculations for her job, WHILE IN LABOR WITH HER SON, JACK BLACK. Yes. That Jack Black. There's a surprising number of kooky stories involving women affiliated with space exploration.
Do you know the name of that first lady? I found Jack Black’s mom pretty easily (Judith Love Cohen), but I can’t find the other one. Do you happen to know anything else about her?
Corsets were not generally uncomfortable unless badly tailored. Even women in sports would wear corsets for a very long time. The meme of "corsets = tight and bad because women suffer for men" took off in modern times.
Ye, as explained by some people. It was only like a sometimes thing where people would actually tie them up so tight they’d crush your ribs. Most people just put them on comfortably, like I’ve seen like farm hands and working women in like SUPER OLD photos with corsets and they don’t look like they are dead lol. It’s kinda the same thing as sometimes people put on clothes 2 sizes too small for that “look” but it’s really really uncomfortable and crushes your lungs, also funny enough. In an opposite way trans people use binders to hide their breasts, but like all things if not worn properly or taken enough time of rest in between use can crush your ribs and give you breathing problems lol. It’s kinda been a problem forEVER. Like wearing a tight corset I think the best modern equivalent would be like a really really small bra. Which people do occasionally (trans people, and other people who I guess like pain?? Listen I do know of people who have actually done that, but I sadly don’t have any references rn.) do. So idk, when I heard about corsets the first couple of times I was like “oh no! Scary death things” then I learned that “oh wait what they were literally just bras?” And “ohh, people in the old days sometimes had pretty severe body dysmorphia and used to hurt themselves in a self harmish way to make themselves feel better but were probably suffering from some sorta eating disorder or body dysmorphia.” Like modern times. Sometimes things never change :P Idk that’s just my weird thoughts on it, I’m open to hearing about what you think. Hope you have a wonderful day!
@@Popthebop Good to see somebody is finally pointing out that trans people actually _like_ pain. Glad to see someone is out there clearing up these sorts of misconceptions.
@@SofaKingShitintentionally taking the piss are we? even if self harm WASNT a super common coping mechanism for people who suffer from various mental ailments, trans people without access to information about gender affirming care often do hurt themselves accidentally while trying to ease the dysmorphia and simply deal with it because the pain is less than the comfort they gain. hope you enjoyed this free trial of critical thinking.
Reminder that, with this dude having apparently gotten Snowflame legitimately in the popular consciousness again, he also managed to get that wiki article fixed less than 2 hours after this went up.
Well, honestly there are many legitimate medical reasons to jam a foreign object into the penis. The one i was explicitly referring to was the old method of treating gonnereah. It reportedly involved hitting the penis with some sort of hammer then inserting a device designed to scrape the infection from the inside of the urethra.
I just want to take a moment to point out that while sitting too much can be bad if you're not sitting right, standing can be worse even if you're standing right. Humans aren't horses. Ideally you want to be walking or something, but if you're standing too long without significant leg movement, you're actually doing more harm than good. The cardiovascular system is strong, but making it work unassisted against the full force of gravity for hours on end is a lot of stress on it, and not a healthy kind either.
26:32 I just want to take a second to admire the perfect delivery of that line. The comedic timing was fantastic, enhanced by the fact that this is what actually happened.
I can't wait for you to talk about that one German that Jack Churchill killed in WW2. With a Longbow Or that one japanese pilot that got beaned by an ejecting pilot shooting at his plane with a pistol. In fact, it may just be worth it to give the World Wars their own episode, since they no doubt have enough weirdness to warrant it.
People scooping beer from the streets was a complete myth. Sorry Huggbees. The only newspaper to report people doing this was a highly xenophobic/racist paper, and it was specifically in regard to the Irish citizens of London. This is unsurprising as anti-Irish sentiment in the Anglophone world was at an all time high.
considering I would try it if beer wasnt objectively terrible, I find it hard to believe that literally no one tried it. calling it a myth seems hyperbolic.
@@logandarnell8946 Claiming that 1,000s of people flooded the streets tin cup in hand to chug some lager when in reality it was closer to like five was the hyperbole.
@@TheDanishGuyReviews I usually listen to Bad Friends, Tigerbelly, Your Mom's House, Dr. Drew After Dark, The Golden Hour, Rick and Esther Have a Time (this one's really new, but they're funny together), Take Your Shoes Off, This Past Weekend, Flagrant... I'll update if I remember some more
17:20 as for his name, they often listed the first and middle name as a courtesy, because there were easily maybe 20 male names to choose from until now, when you can name your kid Tavis without the R and leave the hospital without an warrant out for your arrest for child abuse.
Love to see Elisabeth mentioned here! There’s a really good musical about her life and death on UA-cam with English subs which I highly recommend. (A brief note on pronunciations: Elisabeth is said more as “Elisabet” and Loucheni is “Loo-kay-knee”).
I keep dabating if I should get a standing desk, huggbees making good points on why I should get one... Then I remember I stand 10+ hours a day and in pretty sure I'm getting a bone splint in my foot.
What is actually good is a moving desk, for which you can change the height. Sometimes you sit, sometimes you stand, it’s all about changing positions at will.
When I heard the line about the feeding ramp being polished to a "mirror sheen" at 25:25 I knew I was in for a treat 🤣 I'm impressed you did the entire monolog! 👏
I’ve read through this Wikipedia article many many times. I’m sure he missed some deaths and will hopefully have a video highlighting some he missed. Because I really don’t want this series to end after he reached the current century. Edit: After finishing this video, I realized that people will keep dying and no matter how “too soon” they may be, he can always make a video on it.
This is the first time I haven’t been able to tell when a sponsor segment was a sponsor segment. I just thought it was Huggbees being his usual weird self and ranting about standing desks.
The name "William Bernard" in the newspaper article on Snyder is likely from the parents not wanting their family and child to be identified for privacy and safety reasons. I had a friend named Matthew who got hurt badly enough for it to be put on the news, but the news used the name Lauren because his parents didn't want pressure from the entire public knowing who they were.
So i just checked the Wikipedia article (I didn't read ahead, don't worry) and the whale baleen governor has already been removed! It took less than 3 hours lol
The truth is that corsets weren't that bad, in fact loads of women wear them to this day, it's a support item. It's like if you said a Bra is a device designed to crush women's breasts. The people of the time also edited photos for advertisements, go figure that such a trend dates back forever. A males Griddle is a bit different however...
36:27 For me, it was because the blade was so incredibly sharp, that even though I saw it happen, I didn't really feel myself getting stabbed cause the blade basically cut between nerves.
For the "Women who have Kooky Association with Space" video, please remember Mae Jemison, an astronaut who starred in Star Trek: TNG, making her one of the only women ever pictured while aboard a real spaceship and a fictional one.
Regarding whalebone, it’s one of those “this name is wrong but I will never change it” things in English. It’s also used in a lot of classical clothes (corsets, suits, dresses, etc.) in order to maintain the structure of the garment. Tldr it’s because it’s fancy but it’s not common knowledge
On the London Beer Flood - something that makes it even worse is how sewage was handled in London at that time. A large number of homes used cisterns under the home to store the sewage. So it is absolutely certain that in addition to the normal detritus such as horse poo and mud that mixed with the liquid there would have been copious amounts of human dung too. And people scooped that stuff up to sell it.
I always thought an "Irish Wake" was just a name for a wave of beer, so I figured 8 of the 8 people to die in the wave of beer would be at the Irish Wake, not 4 of the 8.
We need to remember, that corsets were only worn very tightly by the higher class. Working women also wore corsets because that is how they supported their breasts. They were basically their version of the bra.
You not being funny is impossible, my friend. I like your new sunglasses and if that was really you shredding in the background during the Ad read, rock the fuck on! 👩🏾🎤 I actually recognized a couple of the deaths explained in this episode but I didn't know the names attached to them so that made me happy in a grim way. And honestly? I was expecting the first car accident victim to have been "accidentally" pushed into the path of the vehicle by her family who had to be beyond sick of her but the truth was even better. It gave me major Monty Python vibes. I also really enjoyed the meteorite story and the whale bone one even though I was wincing the whole time. I was expecting you to talk about the kink attached to that sort of behavior but learning about a still used medical treatment was pretty neat, too. I'm looking forward to Part 6. I might make a Bingo card to follow along.
42:15 What’s even better, is that while «Pomper» means “to suck”, «Pompée», which is pronounced exactly like the name, means “sucked”. So, it’d be “He wanted to be Caesar, but he was only sucked(Pompey).”, making it perfect. «Il voulut être César, Il ne fut que Pompée.»
Okay, I know this is weird, like really weird, but hearing Huggbees talk about UTIs makes me want a video of him talking about obscure/weird causes and treatments for STIs...
My coworkers friend died in a trash compactor while working for purple, because he was cleaning it, but didn't tell anyone he was inside, and they activated it and walked away without knowing...
One piece of work safety advice I recieved went as follows "Alright here's how you survive a confined space accident: You assess the situation and you say your boss 'that's a confined space accident, I'm not going in there.# "
I am really surprised that he talked about the beer flood but not the great molasses flood of 1919 where 150 people got injured and around 21 have died and had $100 million damage in property
14:50 it is often said that whalebone was used in corset making, but it's baleen that gives it the sturdy shape it has, so it's actually a common mix up
gouvenor morris (never a governor, that was his real first name) is such an interesting character from the american revolution. almost, but not quite, as interesting and entertaining as benjamin franklin was
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Thought that was a skit💀
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@@omnipotentbanana1576same I’m at the part of the video where he starts talking about it and checked the comments
I lay on the floor in a pit of my own filth. Why do I need a desk of any kind?
I am asking because a while back a lot of your videos strangely referenced this and I approve if you are, but I was just asking because you said you are bisexual, well yeah
It's going to be so sad when Huggbees runs out of weird deaths to talk about and starts killing people himself to keep the content going 😔
Average Floridan
sounds like the backstory for some modern Batman or Spiderman c-list villain
@@ironmaster6496 hey, next villain he'll cover will be himself
@@ironmaster6496 DBD Ghostface
AAAAAUGGHHHAURURGHAUFAGHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAGHHHHH
The whole point of being super rich is to have an extravagant and confusing death after many failed attempts at immortality.
Checked the article, the "whalebone" one isn't there anymore. Good job Huggbees
Hey huggbees!!
I love what you do and I appreciate all the times you've made me laugh! However there's somethings I'd like to point out about one of the last deaths in this video. The corset as a whole has a lot of misconceptions due to media, misogyny, and shock factor that everyone chases. I highly recommend checking out historical fashion experts like Bernadette Banner, other enthusiasts like Karolina Zebrowska, and the folks they often associate with who have varying degrees of merit in the field
I ain't mad or nothin cause plenty of people think these incorrect things about corsetry, but as historical fashion world wide is a passion of mine, its important to me that people of the past are fairly represented.
As for the death of that lady, my best uneducated guess as to why she didn't notice sooner was perhaps her body went into shock, which can happen even if you don't know you got injured 😂
Maybe consider a spin-off series: weird survivals.
"He thought he was caesar but he died as pompeii" WOW thats actually a sick burn
I haven’t been referred to as a sewer cretin in so long thank you for reminding me of my origins
I hate to say it, but intelligence probably wasn't why her dad forbade her from smoking, more likely misogyny. I believe smoking was considered unbefitting a lady.
Ngl those desks are pretty good if you can get one during a sale.
You should plan advertisements that are on TV. I thought about buying two FlexiSpots, even so I dont even need one! (As a Handywoman, I dont work on a Desk at all!)
For us civilized folk the exact French quote was "Il voulut être César, il ne fut que Pompée"
Screaming into the void. It's been 2 months since I left my house. I'm not comfortable around people or talking to them. My mind is decaying and I spend hours talking to the mirror
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"He got calabunga by a space rock"
if i dont see any "blue ice deaths" in this video... imma be disappointed...
Gouverneur Morris was a Founding Father, was elected a US Senator, and was a US ambassador to France, but he never served as a Governor.
Off topic but I like your pfp!
@@uwuifyingransomwareI don't
@@some-repliesI do
@@okra_I'm indifferent
@@MarquetteTheFourchettehi indifferent I’m dad
No matter how it happens, the death of Huggbees must be put on this list to commemorate this series
what
That sounds vaguely threatening
"Died while reserching wierd deaths"
@@piggydabest Death By Fourth Wall Breaking Google Search Result
Bold of you to assume he will die
Quick note about Elizabeth's death and the corset: Elizabeth was, for a variety of reasons (most quite sad) famously obsessed with maintaining her appearance. She almost certainly suffered from what we would now understand as an eating disorder. She also was well-known for tightlacing, which is when you tighten a corset as much as possible. Even in the 19th century people understood this was not a healthy thing to do. There were definitely fashionable women who did it occasionally at formal events, but doing it all the time like Elizabeth was actually pretty shocking.
Natural selection
@@Sniperboy5551wtf, she had an ED 😭
damn now i kinda feel bad about laughing at her for being built like a OnePiece women
@@BelowAverageAxolotlSorry! If it's any consolation you can definitely laugh at whatever Victorian photographer badly edited the tightlacing photo shown (I don't think it's of Elizabeth.) That ain't a real human torso, women didn't spontaneously evolve ribs in the 1920s when wasp waists went out of style.
@@cloudykid7278 Natural selection doesn't care
Not only do I love the hysterical irony of the wake/beer story because people drink beer at wakes but also a wake is another name for a wave created by a boat.
your icon is deeply disturbing, I love it
I don’t get it
@@Romanticoutlawi thought it was a monkey
@@Romanticoutlawthanks for pointing that out, it's interesting.
Where did you find that picture
I loved how this channel have grown-up from creating funny "how-things-made" and now series of crazy lists.
please don't make it sound as if huggbees is in the same category of channel as Watchmojo
@@twiwatchesvocaloidstuff7159 they said crazy not generic
@@chize3085 i guess so
huggbees has so much personality tho unlike every other list channel ever
@@twiwatchesvocaloidstuff7159 You're kinda the only person who made that connection. He's in a completely different category of list channels, among gods such as Sam O'Nella Academy and, to a degree, Internet Historian
People who like generics would never even find these
Real ones remember hentai games playthroughs
18:14 "He grabbed the kid by his ankles and rotated him like a fucking baked potato, how is that an accident?"
He slipped.
So long gay bowser
What had happened was...
@@NovaDelta i love this reply so much
“Your honor, my client pleads oopsie daisies”
It was a misinput
"And I don't mean 1, or 2, or 10, or 20 gallons; I mean potentially as much as 388,000 gallons.. Okay, the Europeans didn't find that shocking so, *clears throat* 1,470,000 liters!"
The Irish will remain un-shocked by that because that's the amount they consume on an hourly basis.
As an European, I can confirm that the amount was quite shocking after hearing it in liters.
My Irish grandmother would be offended. She drank that much at communion.
its kinda dumb to say the europeans didn't find that shocking when he is only addressing the americans
Considering that the only newspaper that reported on the beer drinking from the streets was a known racist/xenophobic paper talking specifically about the Irish... (This is quoted from another comment btw)
@@andrewmathewson341 Dude. Chill.
Huggbees using the green screen to it's full potential 😂
That's no Green screen. He can just travel anywhere he needs instantly.
@@raccoonofmotivation20like chuck Norris
@@lordseelenfresserdemonking1168god fucking damnit
I love that part of his earphones get cut out by the green screen so it looks like one of the earphone pads is super glued to his left ear lmao, you can’t unsee it
Jack pop
I love how Manuel’s lawyer’s whole defense was basically “your honor my client pleads oopsie daisies” and it fucking worked
"each one of us will die" proof Hugbees is a multidimensional philosopher wondering about matters we desperately need answers for.
Hello verification mark
what? The fact that death is inevitable is a pretty basic conclusion every baby has realised by now.
@@SpiceLettuce babies cant even count too 5, i doubt they've realized death exists yet
We will all die many times. After the first time, it's not so bad, you know what to expect.
@@SpiceLettuceFor my sanity I'm calling this bait. No one fall for this please I beg of you
i always listen to andrew while i'm 100 percenting mgsv. now imagine my shock when he pulls a "you just killed a child, mission complete boss". he really is that powerful
"that right there is why you're the best, boss"
two metal gear references in the same video! Clearly a man of culture
@@SuperiorPelicanYou missed the best reference, which was the MGS3 M1911AI reference
Timestamp?
@asylumskp4391 18:32
You can’t really blame Mathilda for her death. The cigarette company that made such a flammable cigarette is kind of at fault
Satire?
@@goldenfiberwheat238Couldn’t be
I, yeah it's a coin toss whether this is parody or someone is genuinely dumb enough to think this.
@@goldenfiberwheat238obviously bro
I love how the green screen is clipping the headphones out so it looks like he’s just magically holding them to his ears somehow.
Glue.
@@couchmaster3773 Bro got them Elmers glue headphones
He is.
Part of me was really hoping that when Clement realized he was going to pass on, he would have sent a note to the judge: "Your honor, The defense rests......in peace."
Comment of the year material
Clement, in the afterlife several years after the incident: “DAMN IT!”
31:43 I would absolutely watch a huggbees video about women that have some kooky association with space.
It'd probably be pretty funny. There's a story in the USSR where one of the first women in space didn't tell her mother she was going to space until her mother heard her BEING BROADCAST ON THE RADIO, FROM SPACE.
There's also the fact that one woman helped to design the abort system on Saturn V rockets, and also once finished up a series of complex calculations for her job, WHILE IN LABOR WITH HER SON, JACK BLACK. Yes. That Jack Black.
There's a surprising number of kooky stories involving women affiliated with space exploration.
💯
And the alleged first space crime involving a woman potentially getting up to financial trickery from the ISS
Do you know the name of that first lady? I found Jack Black’s mom pretty easily (Judith Love Cohen), but I can’t find the other one. Do you happen to know anything else about her?
Weird, its almost like they (used to) make up like half the population. I dunno how many genders there are these days...
Abortion system while pregnant... now that's funny.
Corsets were not generally uncomfortable unless badly tailored. Even women in sports would wear corsets for a very long time. The meme of "corsets = tight and bad because women suffer for men" took off in modern times.
I mean they were primitive bras, as a bra wearer they can be uncomfortable but not life threatening for daily use.
Ye, as explained by some people. It was only like a sometimes thing where people would actually tie them up so tight they’d crush your ribs.
Most people just put them on comfortably, like I’ve seen like farm hands and working women in like SUPER OLD photos with corsets and they don’t look like they are dead lol.
It’s kinda the same thing as sometimes people put on clothes 2 sizes too small for that “look” but it’s really really uncomfortable and crushes your lungs, also funny enough. In an opposite way trans people use binders to hide their breasts, but like all things if not worn properly or taken enough time of rest in between use can crush your ribs and give you breathing problems lol.
It’s kinda been a problem forEVER.
Like wearing a tight corset I think the best modern equivalent would be like a really really small bra. Which people do occasionally (trans people, and other people who I guess like pain?? Listen I do know of people who have actually done that, but I sadly don’t have any references rn.) do.
So idk, when I heard about corsets the first couple of times I was like “oh no! Scary death things” then I learned that “oh wait what they were literally just bras?” And “ohh, people in the old days sometimes had pretty severe body dysmorphia and used to hurt themselves in a self harmish way to make themselves feel better but were probably suffering from some sorta eating disorder or body dysmorphia.” Like modern times.
Sometimes things never change :P
Idk that’s just my weird thoughts on it, I’m open to hearing about what you think.
Hope you have a wonderful day!
@@Popthebop Good to see somebody is finally pointing out that trans people actually _like_ pain. Glad to see someone is out there clearing up these sorts of misconceptions.
@@SofaKingShitintentionally taking the piss are we? even if self harm WASNT a super common coping mechanism for people who suffer from various mental ailments, trans people without access to information about gender affirming care often do hurt themselves accidentally while trying to ease the dysmorphia and simply deal with it because the pain is less than the comfort they gain. hope you enjoyed this free trial of critical thinking.
@@SofaKingShitwhat a weird conclusion to draw
Reminder that, with this dude having apparently gotten Snowflame legitimately in the popular consciousness again, he also managed to get that wiki article fixed less than 2 hours after this went up.
Jamming things into the penis to clear out infections was fairly common practice in modern medicine shockingly recently.
Now we jam things into the penis to prevent lethal blood clots caused by a pill.
@@TrollOfReasonnow we jam things into the penis for fun
Well, honestly there are many legitimate medical reasons to jam a foreign object into the penis. The one i was explicitly referring to was the old method of treating gonnereah. It reportedly involved hitting the penis with some sort of hammer then inserting a device designed to scrape the infection from the inside of the urethra.
now we just do it for fun
@@lordcalcium4780We?
I just want to take a moment to point out that while sitting too much can be bad if you're not sitting right, standing can be worse even if you're standing right. Humans aren't horses. Ideally you want to be walking or something, but if you're standing too long without significant leg movement, you're actually doing more harm than good. The cardiovascular system is strong, but making it work unassisted against the full force of gravity for hours on end is a lot of stress on it, and not a healthy kind either.
How does the leg movement help?
@@ismellmandude6401by getting the heart pumping assisting in bloodflow
26:32 I just want to take a second to admire the perfect delivery of that line. The comedic timing was fantastic, enhanced by the fact that this is what actually happened.
I can't wait for you to talk about that one German that Jack Churchill killed in WW2. With a Longbow
Or that one japanese pilot that got beaned by an ejecting pilot shooting at his plane with a pistol.
In fact, it may just be worth it to give the World Wars their own episode, since they no doubt have enough weirdness to warrant it.
Yes please a world war history special with huggbees would be dope!
You could probably do at least half an episode on the life of Jack Churchill.
He did though in a way, a few months ago he released a video called, bringing a sword to a gun fight. It talked about Jack Churchill.
15:42
I love how Huggbees gets so excited while talking about how right he is that he starts jumping up and down. Very relatable.
35:51 huggbees laughing like an evil villain made my day
And the way all the numbers roll down on the background screen as if he's bloating to the protagonist that he caused the car crashes.
Gloating
I love knowing how Clement died as it was on horrible histories before and I rewatched some of it the other month with friends
Not expecting Huggbees to do Naked Snake’s list-off of modifications to the M1911 Eva gave him.
Glad to be one of the first to witness this masterpiece made by the internet's coolest denizen.
People scooping beer from the streets was a complete myth. Sorry Huggbees.
The only newspaper to report people doing this was a highly xenophobic/racist paper, and it was specifically in regard to the Irish citizens of London. This is unsurprising as anti-Irish sentiment in the Anglophone world was at an all time high.
The poor Irish, literally getting beat down at every chance. :(
considering I would try it if beer wasnt objectively terrible, I find it hard to believe that literally no one tried it. calling it a myth seems hyperbolic.
@@logandarnell8946 Claiming that 1,000s of people flooded the streets tin cup in hand to chug some lager when in reality it was closer to like five was the hyperbole.
Damn, but were you there though?
Ah, Britain: invading other countries and then complaining about all the foreigners.
I've been listening to comedy podcasts all day, but "smarting while making water" is the funniest thing I've heard today 😆
Which ones? I could use some suggestions.
@@TheDanishGuyReviews I usually listen to Bad Friends, Tigerbelly, Your Mom's House, Dr. Drew After Dark, The Golden Hour, Rick and Esther Have a Time (this one's really new, but they're funny together), Take Your Shoes Off, This Past Weekend, Flagrant... I'll update if I remember some more
@@JoeyTen Thanks!
@@TheDanishGuyReviews quick update: I've been binge-watching Kill Tony. I highly recommend the recent Dr. Phil episode
17:20 as for his name, they often listed the first and middle name as a courtesy, because there were easily maybe 20 male names to choose from until now, when you can name your kid Tavis without the R and leave the hospital without an warrant out for your arrest for child abuse.
Who tf would name their kid Tarvis
@@SheepUndefined travis
@@Haus-E Tavirs
Can't wait for the Huggbees x Sam O'Nella Academy collab.
In 14 years.
@@wormswithteeth I think you meant 40 years hahaha 🌈
Love to see Elisabeth mentioned here! There’s a really good musical about her life and death on UA-cam with English subs which I highly recommend.
(A brief note on pronunciations: Elisabeth is said more as “Elisabet” and Loucheni is “Loo-kay-knee”).
Sissi?
@@SlapstickGenius23 Indeed
Haven't watched the video yet. Needed to say that this "cadaverific" thumbnail is fucking ART.
DBZA reference?
@@KWBR1123 It's just a general _DBZ_ reference given that Yamcha's death pose after getting blown up by a Saibaman eventually became a meme.
@@MusicoftheDamned I mean the comment, but thank you anyway
I keep dabating if I should get a standing desk, huggbees making good points on why I should get one...
Then I remember I stand 10+ hours a day and in pretty sure I'm getting a bone splint in my foot.
What is actually good is a moving desk, for which you can change the height. Sometimes you sit, sometimes you stand, it’s all about changing positions at will.
I think we all know that HuggBees has a secret list of 'funny ways I hope I die' somewhere on his computer
When I heard the line about the feeding ramp being polished to a "mirror sheen" at 25:25 I knew I was in for a treat 🤣
I'm impressed you did the entire monolog! 👏
I laughed out loud when I realized he was referencing Snake's gun rant from MGS3
Same! I was like "Wait, this gun smut sounds familiar."
@@zombiemanjosh 🤣
I recognized it immediately 😂
I’ve read through this Wikipedia article many many times. I’m sure he missed some deaths and will hopefully have a video highlighting some he missed. Because I really don’t want this series to end after he reached the current century.
Edit: After finishing this video, I realized that people will keep dying and no matter how “too soon” they may be, he can always make a video on it.
Waiting for the day he gets up to live streaming deaths that happened the same day
@@noodlelynoodle.someone should volunteer
0:06 not me
Fair
This is the first time I haven’t been able to tell when a sponsor segment was a sponsor segment. I just thought it was Huggbees being his usual weird self and ranting about standing desks.
This made me realize 😭
The name "William Bernard" in the newspaper article on Snyder is likely from the parents not wanting their family and child to be identified for privacy and safety reasons. I had a friend named Matthew who got hurt badly enough for it to be put on the news, but the news used the name Lauren because his parents didn't want pressure from the entire public knowing who they were.
I died by being stabbed by my standing desk. Writing this from the afterlife
Why does Huggbees laugh like a super villain after a 10 paragraph monologue?
I see your comments all the time
35:26
Because behind him is a list of car crashes and he was talking about a guy who said "i hope this never happens again" after the first car crash
I'm so proud of Tory from Mythbusters for finding his new calling❤❤
"And that's an important distinction to make when referring to the dick hole"
The professionalism. The determination. The tonality. I love it
Dude I laughed so fucking hard at the John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt joke
So i just checked the Wikipedia article (I didn't read ahead, don't worry) and the whale baleen governor has already been removed!
It took less than 3 hours lol
The thumbnail has the Yamcha death pose. Thats how you know its gonna be a good vid
why do you sound like if Patrick Bateman was a UA-cam influencer
I live for weird deaths and Darwin Awards
if you died for them you might get your own, ironically
The truth is that corsets weren't that bad, in fact loads of women wear them to this day, it's a support item. It's like if you said a Bra is a device designed to crush women's breasts. The people of the time also edited photos for advertisements, go figure that such a trend dates back forever. A males Griddle is a bit different however...
Bro I wrote a paper on Gouverneur Morris for my AP Politics class and you can bet the whale bone dick death was a key point
36:27 For me, it was because the blade was so incredibly sharp, that even though I saw it happen, I didn't really feel myself getting stabbed cause the blade basically cut between nerves.
For the "Women who have Kooky Association with Space" video, please remember Mae Jemison, an astronaut who starred in Star Trek: TNG, making her one of the only women ever pictured while aboard a real spaceship and a fictional one.
18:20 Don’t forget that everyone fucking hated children in the Victorian era, for some fucking reason.
"Explosions beget more explosions. It's the first rule of explosions." ~Sir Thomas Huggbees (Current Year)
I want a bonus episose with funniest child deaths
Spoiler alert...all of them
I'm all up for huggbees covering weird modern deaths for eternity
Regarding whalebone, it’s one of those “this name is wrong but I will never change it” things in English. It’s also used in a lot of classical clothes (corsets, suits, dresses, etc.) in order to maintain the structure of the garment. Tldr it’s because it’s fancy but it’s not common knowledge
On the London Beer Flood - something that makes it even worse is how sewage was handled in London at that time. A large number of homes used cisterns under the home to store the sewage. So it is absolutely certain that in addition to the normal detritus such as horse poo and mud that mixed with the liquid there would have been copious amounts of human dung too. And people scooped that stuff up to sell it.
I always thought an "Irish Wake" was just a name for a wave of beer, so I figured 8 of the 8 people to die in the wave of beer would be at the Irish Wake, not 4 of the 8.
We need to remember, that corsets were only worn very tightly by the higher class. Working women also wore corsets because that is how they supported their breasts. They were basically their version of the bra.
You not being funny is impossible, my friend. I like your new sunglasses and if that was really you shredding in the background during the Ad read, rock the fuck on! 👩🏾🎤 I actually recognized a couple of the deaths explained in this episode but I didn't know the names attached to them so that made me happy in a grim way. And honestly? I was expecting the first car accident victim to have been "accidentally" pushed into the path of the vehicle by her family who had to be beyond sick of her but the truth was even better. It gave me major Monty Python vibes. I also really enjoyed the meteorite story and the whale bone one even though I was wincing the whole time. I was expecting you to talk about the kink attached to that sort of behavior but learning about a still used medical treatment was pretty neat, too. I'm looking forward to Part 6. I might make a Bingo card to follow along.
I think Huggins advertisers are overestimating the income of his fans.
Still right on getting an ad I haven't seen before.
The Lesbianus bit from the ancient bathroom stall writing video got me hooked. Love you man
These weird deaths continue to make me stare in disbelief, but solid video as always!
42:15 What’s even better, is that while «Pomper» means “to suck”, «Pompée», which is pronounced exactly like the name, means “sucked”. So, it’d be “He wanted to be Caesar, but he was only sucked(Pompey).”, making it perfect.
«Il voulut être César, Il ne fut que Pompée.»
29:41 What have I done?
Okay, I know this is weird, like really weird, but hearing Huggbees talk about UTIs makes me want a video of him talking about obscure/weird causes and treatments for STIs...
I adore the energy you bring to your videos, you're such an entertaining storyteller
The longer that lawyer story went on the more I facepalmed as it became clear exactly where this story was going
My coworkers friend died in a trash compactor while working for purple, because he was cleaning it, but didn't tell anyone he was inside, and they activated it and walked away without knowing...
And that, children, is why you use lockout tags.
well that doesn''t seem like a very pleasant way to go
One piece of work safety advice I recieved went as follows
"Alright here's how you survive a confined space accident: You assess the situation and you say your boss 'that's a confined space accident, I'm not going in there.# "
That mayor in Maryland who drowned in sewage at the waste treatment facility still messes with me. What a terrible, weird way to go out.
"each one of us will die" proof Hugbees is a multidimensional philosopher wondering about matters we desperately need answers for
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@@BathDemoI will like it. You can’t stop me as I am a big rebel with a big brain 💪 🧠 #America 🇬🇧🇬🇧
@@GorillaFan_32Bro is everywhere
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I am really surprised that he talked about the beer flood but not the great molasses flood of 1919 where 150 people got injured and around 21 have died and had $100 million damage in property
Never mind he did in the new video
Can't wait for "Mr. Hands" to show up in this video
That meteorite death is like god hitting a 360 no scope from Jupiter
What keeps me from falling into existential dread:
I forget
I stopped caring
i dont fall into existential dread because theres no point in doing so, just vibe lol
I never got why people care so much about dying or how meaningless life is.
@@trashtrash2169right? There's no way to actually win in all this, just kick back, enjoy the ride, and try to be the best you you can be.
14:50 it is often said that whalebone was used in corset making, but it's baleen that gives it the sturdy shape it has, so it's actually a common mix up
ngl the tails got trolled reference at 36:18 both took me out and also felt perfectly in place all things considered
22:03 love the reference xD
Huggbees solved one of the worlds greatest mysteries
Is that thumbnail a dragon ball z reference? That looks exactly like the time yamcha died fighting nappa
Happy 199th anniversary to the London beer flood
gouvenor morris (never a governor, that was his real first name) is such an interesting character from the american revolution. almost, but not quite, as interesting and entertaining as benjamin franklin was
Making fun of dead people is the greatest joy there is