This was an interesting experience needing to sync up the videos, but I love how it basically merges the channels. It's almost like it tries to be what Unus Annus was, but it can never fully get there.
@@Antrod well it's gonna happen no matter what, the only guarantee we have from the moment of conception of our genetic code is that code will one day be completely gone which means our death n that can come at any time from when we begin, it can even happen before we officially begin, say we were to die before we even breath our own air... our blood had been getting oxygen from the placenta which runs the blood barrier to exchange that and nutrients but before we get to use our very own lungs, death was a possibility. But of course now that we've been here s while we know our odds of survival have been 100% the entire time up to this point because it happened, and as long as we're alive we can be glad to know that we're supposed to be and we'll live exactly however long that is needed, as sad as it is to think about people who weren't allowed to live quite as long or not nearly as long... and because we dont really know what'll happen when our life ends so we have to be grateful for the life we're given n the amount of time we get. Praise Jesus 👏 🙌🏻 👏 🙌🏻 👏 🙌🏻 👏 🙌🏻 👏
That is very much against the message of the whole thing. Heaven and eternal life defeats the porpouse of remembering death and making every second count. It is just Mark and Ethan talking about Unus Annus. Unus and Annus are gone.
I feel bad for those who weren’t there. Me and my best friend live hours apart. We watched the finale together even though we weren’t in the room, or even the same side of the state. R.I.P Unus Annus
@@gabss_76 Don’t listen to that other comment. It wasn’t so much about the videos as it was the journey. They uploaded a video everyday for a year. It was a journey and we all were there with Mark, Amy, and Ethan. There were lots of funny videos, lots of interesting videos, and it helped a lot of us get through covid. Check out some of the videos that people saved here on UA-cam. Unus Annus was a blast.
Its sad, and I always get mixed feelings. We can still watch small clips others post and look back on art and merch but.. That time of our lives are over. Unus Annus is dead and its never coming back.
Yea, when I realized it existed I wanted to watch it so bad, but i found out they deleted it, so im stuck to the comps. The comps arent bad at all.. i just wish I saw it when in came out lol
I remember watching the final Unus Annus moments and realizing that it was over and I cried I didn't know how to feel not being able to wake up to a new video of mark and Ethan doing something stupid and I still get sad about it sometimes
Unus annus truly is something i dont think anyone else could have done. its a special piece of art that will live on the memories of ours, Memento Mori. however you say goodbye its still a bittersweet goodbye im glad to have experienced it while it lived.
I just love how Mark is looking everywhere when he’s talking while Ethan stares at him intently. You can also see Mark’s background on Ethan’s glasses. I love that.
this feels so surreal. earlier today i was quite literally sobbing because of the whole pokemon thing, but once i found the momento mori video it kinda faded away since, momento mori. it really exists in a lot of situations
Real talk Unus Anus kept me sane. Something daily my wife and I looked forward to the pandemic was really really hard for us. We got our new place shortly after Unus Anus ended. They don't understand how many people that channel impacted. Our lives changed that year
They're teaching a lesson on how to grieve, an incredible gift to impart on their viewers. Even teaching us how to remember the good memories and appreciate the time that we had with what it was. UA-cam as a whole will end eventually and we'll go through the same things
It wasn't until the last couple weeks of Unus Annus that I truly realized how special it was. I was like yeah this is fun these are wacky video ideas and they're entertaining. But when they did that episode where they called a bunch of the businesses and people they worked with, it really just hit me with how impactful their entire silly journey was, and that they, inadvertently or not, created something uniquely profound. I'm reminded of what the mask salesman says in Majora's Mask: "You've made a lot of people happy, haven't you?" Just the idea that on your quest to do the thing you wanted, you ended up helping so many people along the way.
They said that Unus Annus ended on Halloween and the 2 weeks after were the mourning period. I was one of those people that was holding onto hope until the last 20-30 minutes. That stream was so emotional
I remember when they deleted the channel. I sat leaning against my door, my parents now home as I screamed and cried because it was a channel that kept me living that year. I miss it dearly but I love seeing the videos that they make every year in memory of it.
Love to hear that, made my day. I’m going through the same thing but our best friend is going to live with us as well :). Hope y’all will be happy forever, through the good and bad.
The way that Ethan unintentionally made his hair white-ish in this video is so satisfying, I always loved the perfect synchronized colours in Unus Annus :D
I'm not sure why, but when Ethan pulled out the otter pops, i just started crying, it was one of the sweetest and most wholesome things ive ever seen and it brought an emotion that ive never felt before outward. I miss these guys, Momento Mori, Unus Annus
When I saw that Ethan got the the otter pops almost instantly started sobbing. All my memories with them came back and it sent me. It's crazy how much impact they had on me and how much I miss them. The joy and sadness they gave me and so many other people is so special and I'll never forget it. Thank you Unus Annus for being there for me at my darkest time in my life and making me smile. R.I.P Memento Mori
That moment towards the end where they were sharing the otter pops with each other felt like the smallest piece of the channel was shining through. It's very remeniscent of the humor we had in unus annus. Made me smile
To me Unus Annus felt like two brothers were told by their parents they have one year to do whatever they wanted on youtube. They did it, it happened now they’ve moved onto their own lives. Forever remembering the memories they made together.
I didn’t think I would cry over the 2 year anniversary. I’m sad but I’m happy and reminding myself on the fucking amazing videos brought out by them. Memento mori.
Watching these side by side sparked an idea and I just made an abstract piece for the first time and cried. The fact I had the privilege to watch every single video and the entire final 12 hour stream impacted me a lot and this channel meant (means) so much to me.
The ending isn’t what got me. Ive read through so many of these comments, where they talk about how they reacted at the end, how the cried and screamed- like, I feel them now, but not because of the ending, when that screen turned black, i felt sad, and a little empty, but thats it. What got me was the after, the memories, the reading through the comments and understanding the emotions of all these other people, understanding the pain. I truly cannot express how much that channel meant to me, and I didn’t really understand how much it meant to me until it was gone, and all i had left was those feelings that were evoked when i watched those videos every day.
that year reallyy was one of the best of my life. Even despite severe abuse at home and in a relationship, i was never happier tan i was during the lockdowns and during 2020. waking up every single day and checking unnus annus first thing in the morning, watching every single video without fail.
Happy 3 years of Unus Annus!!! This video makes a lot more sense because both Mark and Ethan are having a conversation about the whole project. It's very relaxing to hear them talk to each other. Oh, and about Unus Annus,...I was there. I was there...with them! It is nice to remember the chaotic things they have done for this channel. Memento Mori.
The week before it ended I happened to get a week off work, and I BINGED almost an entire years worth of content since I didnt have anything else to do really. I miss certain videos particularly, but I'm glad certain clips still float around.
I wasnt a part of Unus Annus, but my sister was. She was going back and forth from houses, and graduating, and going on trips and getting COVID and on the last day as shes driving home to us for one of the last times she pulls me close and we watch the ending. Shed talked about it for months. Wed watched the episodes as they came out. We did so much together and Unus Annus really marked the end of her childhood, I think. And it marked a passing of the baton to me to become the new eldest. Watching the clock strike zero was such a heart-wrenching experience. And it changed my life without me even watching it like she did. Im so grateful
I love how every possible detail is black and white, the hair colour, the shirts, the t shirts, the backgrounds, the flowers. Little details like that are great
I’m stuck in a loop, every month or so I’ll obsess with a markiplier project like, last month it was WKM and before that it was ISWM and before that it was Unus Annus again, for multiple months it was Unus Annus. And I’m back again, it’s a rainy day and… I just felt like coming back, today feels like the day when you’d stay in bed and cry. Listing to the rain pour down your window and just think… remember, reminisce. Remember the memorable moments of just One Year. It’s amazing how much meaning just one year can hold, can muster up to touch the hearts of millions. I still quote Unus Annus from time to time, who wouldn’t. The stuff that really sticks, it’s just nice to know that I’m not the only one feeling this way for something as little as a UA-cam channel. So thank you, Mark and Ethan, for this memorial part of history, that we will all remember for a lifetime.
What I truly love that they did was they created something that none of us expected to love and miss so much. It is so oddly like remembering a friend you can’t see anymore. Or better, remembering a really great memory of childhood that you didn’t have any idea would be so special later on. Even if you tried to recreate that it would just never be the same experience. This actually surprised me, how much of a work of art it has become. On the surface it’s just everyday shenanigans but just like in our own personal lives, slowly, somehow it all becomes a treasured memory. The best of times can truly come at the most unusual of times.
It’s crazy that it’s been so long…When I first started watching Unus Annus I didn’t really have much of a direction in life. I love to think back to 16 year old me, just sitting around watching Unus Annus all day trying to catch up to all the videos and just soak up every moment. I discovered Unus Annus when I was pretty lonely and it filled a hole. It gave me something to look forward to, something to laugh at and a wonderful community. I’m so glad I stumbled across the channel and was able to be there for the end. Memento Mori
i noticed how the main lesson from unus annus was that everything is temporary, but i felt like i got a different message from it. When theres a limit put on something, it makes it more valuable. the videos they made were just normal videos that were completely ordinary, but since they added a time limit, it meant so much more
I remember having a really hard time in college the year that the channel started and I remember I felt so lonely and sad and watching unus annus kind of comforted me every time I watched it. I felt less alone and had something to look forward to and laugh at. Thank you guys, I think in a way this channel saved me from going into a really dark depressive state.
Thank you! I was considering getting out a second device to watch them side by side😂 it seems so long ago since it happened but at the same time it's a strong memory in my head. My profile pic is still the unus annus spiral
I remember when the live stream ended because where I live it ended early in the morning and I fell asleep around the 3 hours left mark and I remember waking up and crying and rewatching the last few minutes alive I am thankful for the surreal feeling I can look back at and cherish
I miss Unus Annus.. it started in 2019 when the world still felt.. normal. Then Covid hit and everything changed.. life changed, society changed. I still remember when my screen went blank at the End.. it was surreal. I just sat there for 10 minutes staring blankly.. and now here we are all these years later. Life has charged, society still isn't the same, the world seems like its on fire and there are so many unknowns.. i long for the past but i know ill never get it back.
Personally I wasn’t there, so I can’t say anything about this, but I really want to go back and watch these. They seemed to bring lots of joy to lots of people, and I’ve got to say I’m kinda jealous
It’s so funny to me that if I think about unus annus a lot i think of so manny great ideas you had but the first thing I always think about when unus annus comes to my mind is the piss sauna
I'm trying to turn this anniversary into a remembrance of what Unus Annus brought us, rather than its death. The first video was the start of something incredible. It was an experience unlike anything else. And yes, it has ended, but I am so thankful for the joy and the lessons it gave me. This anniversary is a happy one-- I am just lucky I got to experience the channel.
Honestly woke up today looking at the date and it seemed special like there was something to it, then I saw Ethan's tweet and it made me remember today is the channel's anniversary and suddenly it made sense why today's date got my curiosity. Unus annus really made my 2020 more tolerable, just knowing I can watch their videos everyday made a sense of comfortability, it ending made me cry so much it was bittersweet but I think that's what make it special, us knowing it would end made us cherish and appreciate every video a lot more unlike how we would consume normal yt videos. I'll forever be grateful for unus annus
I honestly was watching the first minute of Marks side and found the link for Crank and i thought why isnt this together this feels like a conversation. I'm so glad i found this video. this helped me put this into perspective. thank you for putting this together
I love seeing the ending that was such a wholesome moment and it seemed that they were just having fun. I really wish that Unus Annus didn't have to go by so quickly it feels like yesterday I was just laughing at the videos during that summer. Memento Mori
I was there for unus annus and I got to watch the videos. But there where many videos I missed, and I feel a sort of empty spot knowing even if I go and look for the videos on the internet. I will never be the same, just like looking at a picture of someone who's passed dosent bring them back. It's a beautiful and sorrowful testament
my one regret until the day I die is deciding to never watch an unnis annis video because I wouldn't be able to come back after it was deleted. To see videos like this and hear people talk about it makes me realize having a connection to something is worthwhile, even though it will go away at some point, because even though the time is finite, the joy it brings will last forever.
Even tho I was never lucky enough to experience Unus Annus while it lasted I still cried like a little kid while watching this video. It kind of made me think about the friendship I lost and how we also made this little tradition, where twice a year on our birthdays we send each other the most heartfelt birthday wishes and then ... silence all year long till April again. I miss you.
Unus Annus felt like such a perfect two-way experience, between Mark and Ethan, or the viewer and the channel. The content felt genuine and fun in a way that I haven't felt about anything since. Even if it was stupid brick soccer, it felt like hanging out with two friends. It's funny, every once in a while I still think about a video like an old memory-the "Replacement Amy" abomination or the cardboard sled down the stairs. Nut ball. I don't think of any other UA-cam videos in that way, even if they're "nostalgic" videos from other creators I grew out of watching. It all felt so weirdly personal in retrospect, and I can't tell if that's because of the new distance from it happening or if I always felt that way.
My life changed in so so so many ways over the course of that chapter. Everyone’s did. Hundreds of people were dying around us day by day, and we all watched you guys talk about life, and death, and how much meaning we can bring to our lives. You guys made me appreciate living, and dying, and all the beauty that comes with both. Days after the coffin video, my grandpa passed of cancer. I was so busy grieving i hadn’t watched the videos that week, and catching up to those videos were such a comfort, seeing you guys talk about making the most of the time we have, both the time we had with this project, and the time we have with loved ones, and most importantly coping with the passage of time. Unus annus started my sophomore year, and ended my junior year, and now i’m in college, with a very different life than i thought i’d have then. I smiled so hard watching the finale, i couldn’t have cried, i was so happy to know i was a spectator to something that changed the meaning of life for so many. Thank you, momento mori.
I was subscribed to Unus Annus day 1, and watched the first week of videos. Then, I watched them, maybe 2 or 3 times a week. It didn't hit me that it'll all be gone soon until the final 2 months. When it finally hit me, I watched every video in those last two months. I even stayed up for the livestream (I'm on east coast, so the deletion came at 3am). I still have the screenshots I took with 1 second, and 0 seconds left before the stream cut
Still going strong with the unus pfp :D 2 years wow! So much has happened within these past two years and it’s nice to think back to ua times and the joys it brought to many people, I am so glad I was apart of this community as it made me very happy in difficult times :]
Unus annus helped us in 2020 it was the only good thing after it everything went to shit. The world is still burning down as I type this but. Things feel…. Better
Unus Annus meant so much to me and helped me through some tough times. I remember watching the livestream finale until the very end and I remember dressing in nice clothes and the black when they clicked delete. I still see Unus Annus shirts and stuff and just think I am glad it is still alive in a way and that we can all still remember it with love. It is so bittersweet to see these videos on the anniversary but I love it. I miss Unus Annus and the special bond the channel gave Mark, Ethan, Amy, and even the fans had with each other. Obviously they are still close but it will never be the same way we got to see and be a part of during that year. Memento Mori, I will never forget and I will always have that bittersweet happiness on the anniversary even if the sadness fades over time. I still have a copy of the videos because they helped me so much but I never really watch them and I don't share them because that goes against what Mark and Ethan want. It is just nice to have that piece of Unus Annus along with my merch.
I forgot the anniversary was today. It's no longer painful, but it's joyful. I cried 2 years ago today. I didn't think I would, but I did. I went to my parents and said "I'm sad my thing ended". But now it seems so far away. Now it's just happy memories. Not upset it ended, just happy it happened. Which I always thought was bullshit.
Unus Annus started out as something that was just sort of a funny little thing to me, but as the channel grew and eventually died it was so much more than that. It brought us all so much joy in such a dark time, and i will miss it and i wish the people who weren’t there to see it could have. It was exactly what people needed during that time in my opinion. Rip Unus Annus. ❤
I miss Unnus annus because it was the daily thing that I could rely upon to entertain me for the whole day. It was a beautiful thing that mark and Ethan did
i discovered unus annus during the ending livestream. i only got to watch a couple videos before the end, and i haven’t made any attempts to watch the archives/reuploads, etc. it’s not the same impact for me as the people that knew it through its entire lifespan, but the meaning is still potent, memento mori
Just a group of friends meeting to celebrate the life of a loved one at a grave site…we miss, we remember, we laugh and rejoice and again part ways to meet again next year. I freaking love this.
I'm such an introvert, but when I went out to a college event for the first time... 3 people walked up to me and said nice shirt and we talked for 30 mins. Made me feel so included
unus annus meant a lot to me. i made a close friend through watching their channel. although, that friend and i have grown apart since then, i still appreciate the memories with them. i hope i can talk to them again like how we used to.
I love the concept of Unus Annus. I tried to watch the videos, but I couldn't get into them. I love what it stood for, the deeper meaning, but the content kept me from being a part of it. I was there, but I wasn't
The fact that Unus Annus is still remembered fondly by the people who experienced it even years later is extraordinary. It's been 4 years since the channel was deleted, and I think about the channel often. People still talk about it and wonder if it'll ever come back again. We probably will never experience something like that again. But don't be sad that it's gone, just be glad that you were there to experience it. Momento Mori
Remember dont take any second for granted and make the most of your time. Youll never know when your clock will tick for the last time. Memento Mori. 5 years since the dawn of this amazing experience and 4 years since its death. Ill be back once again next year.
I think they should have not announced that the channel will get deleted they just show the clock thats ticking down and on zero its gone witch represents the feeling that feeling of not knowing when you or someone close to you dies
If you were told that your mom only had a year left, you know time is limited, and finite. Where do you go from spending her final days, never knowing when the clock hits zero. whereas you know the date. You can live a year and while bittersweet, you can reflect on the year.
I love how Ethan’s appearance keeps changing throughout the years but mark stays exactly the same
Mark reached his final form already, Ethans still evolving
@@deathgangkid couldn't have said it better
Just longer hair 💀
@@MsPeww nah he had longer hair back at the end of unus annus cuz of the peak of covid
He has three forms, Red hair Mark, normal Mark and John Wick Mark
This was an interesting experience needing to sync up the videos, but I love how it basically merges the channels. It's almost like it tries to be what Unus Annus was, but it can never fully get there.
i dont think that anything could match up to the level that unus annus was at, but at the same time everything does and always is?
Tbh I still think there were just on a call talking too each other
@@theinfamousbam9759 they literally eat popsicles together. Ethan passes one to Mark and they eat some with Amy at the end of both videos.
Especially because their titles are two halves of a full title. Unus and Annus, Memento and Mori.
All you have to do is get a wall and then a chair on both sides of a wall hit record at the same time and boom
"If we do this every year, there will come a year where one of these chairs will be empty... than both."
My blood ran cold, and I almost cried. STAHP!
What’s the time stamp for this I’ve watched it all but I can’t find this part again
@@nastynate8856 22:07 my friend.
I know he made a joke to save what he said, but I think we know what he meant.
Mark: "which one of us do you think's gonna die first?"
Eef: "I hope it's me"
Mark: "I hope so too"
@@Antrod well it's gonna happen no matter what, the only guarantee we have from the moment of conception of our genetic code is that code will one day be completely gone which means our death n that can come at any time from when we begin, it can even happen before we officially begin, say we were to die before we even breath our own air... our blood had been getting oxygen from the placenta which runs the blood barrier to exchange that and nutrients but before we get to use our very own lungs, death was a possibility. But of course now that we've been here s while we know our odds of survival have been 100% the entire time up to this point because it happened, and as long as we're alive we can be glad to know that we're supposed to be and we'll live exactly however long that is needed, as sad as it is to think about people who weren't allowed to live quite as long or not nearly as long... and because we dont really know what'll happen when our life ends so we have to be grateful for the life we're given n the amount of time we get. Praise Jesus 👏 🙌🏻 👏 🙌🏻 👏 🙌🏻 👏 🙌🏻 👏
@@Antrod He made a joke to lighten the mood, he still meant what he said.
I just imagined this as unus and annus up in heaven, meeting up every year.
I think it would look a lot like the cover album for the Pink Floyd album “Wish You Were Here”, just without a man whose on fire.
@@chicoravelli5703 With these two, I would be surprised if someone wasn't on fire.
That is very much against the message of the whole thing. Heaven and eternal life defeats the porpouse of remembering death and making every second count. It is just Mark and Ethan talking about Unus Annus. Unus and Annus are gone.
dude you cant say that im still crying HELP
I feel bad for those who weren’t there.
Me and my best friend live hours apart. We watched the finale together even though we weren’t in the room, or even the same side of the state.
R.I.P Unus Annus
i wasn't here for unnas annus i wish i was
@@gabss_76 tbh u didnt miss much. some funny moments but nothing special. definitely better video out there
@@gabss_76 Don’t listen to that other comment. It wasn’t so much about the videos as it was the journey. They uploaded a video everyday for a year. It was a journey and we all were there with Mark, Amy, and Ethan. There were lots of funny videos, lots of interesting videos, and it helped a lot of us get through covid.
Check out some of the videos that people saved here on UA-cam. Unus Annus was a blast.
@@bittitagiton1359 Dude shut up.
@@bittitagiton1359 well you completely missed the point of the whole project, good job.
miles though, yeah don’t listen to the close minded naysayer
I watched the first 5 or so minutes on my phone and iPad at the same time then I realized someone probably combined them and yup, sure did
I was about to do this when i saw this video on my fyp on my ipad
i did the exact same thing lol
Yea same, though I never watched Unus Annus, so I’m not sure what it was/is about
idk if ethan's white hair was intentional, but it fits so well
it was probably
came here to say this, works really well
He'd had it a while before this video maybe he was preparing for it
he dyed it for charity and just ended up keeping it
I think that when they both had white skin and black hair it was better because it made more sense
it’s been 3 years. crazy how much we’ve all changed in that time. i miss the channel every day. Memento Mori friends
and it feels somewhat scary the fact that they talk abt the fading in this video and that this year they got delayed, almost as if they forgot
Its sad, and I always get mixed feelings. We can still watch small clips others post and look back on art and merch but.. That time of our lives are over. Unus Annus is dead and its never coming back.
The fact that I was a Markiplier fan AFTER Unnus Annus makes me want to cry. It seemed like such a big experience
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Yea, when I realized it existed I wanted to watch it so bad, but i found out they deleted it, so im stuck to the comps. The comps arent bad at all.. i just wish I saw it when in came out lol
I only found out about it during the final livestream and I watched it die
@@oliverpyke9590 DAAMN 😨
It was beautiful to see
I remember watching the final Unus Annus moments and realizing that it was over and I cried I didn't know how to feel not being able to wake up to a new video of mark and Ethan doing something stupid and I still get sad about it sometimes
When it happened I sat there for a moment,and realized I just lost one of my favorite moments of my day.
Unus annus truly is something i dont think anyone else could have done. its a special piece of art that will live on the memories of ours, Memento Mori. however you say goodbye its still a bittersweet goodbye im glad to have experienced it while it lived.
I just love how Mark is looking everywhere when he’s talking while Ethan stares at him intently.
You can also see Mark’s background on Ethan’s glasses. I love that.
I'm a little late... but I'm pretty sure they are back to back, at 22:58 Ethan throws it up, and behind him
this feels so surreal. earlier today i was quite literally sobbing because of the whole pokemon thing, but once i found the momento mori video it kinda faded away since, momento mori. it really exists in a lot of situations
wait what pokemon thing??
WHAT POKÉMON THING?
what Pokémon thing
What Pokemon thing???
Pokémon... Thing...?
Real talk Unus Anus kept me sane. Something daily my wife and I looked forward to the pandemic was really really hard for us. We got our new place shortly after Unus Anus ended. They don't understand how many people that channel impacted. Our lives changed that year
4 years ago it ended. 5 years ago it began.
They're teaching a lesson on how to grieve, an incredible gift to impart on their viewers. Even teaching us how to remember the good memories and appreciate the time that we had with what it was. UA-cam as a whole will end eventually and we'll go through the same things
With the new CEO, that end seems ever closer
It wasn't until the last couple weeks of Unus Annus that I truly realized how special it was. I was like yeah this is fun these are wacky video ideas and they're entertaining. But when they did that episode where they called a bunch of the businesses and people they worked with, it really just hit me with how impactful their entire silly journey was, and that they, inadvertently or not, created something uniquely profound. I'm reminded of what the mask salesman says in Majora's Mask: "You've made a lot of people happy, haven't you?" Just the idea that on your quest to do the thing you wanted, you ended up helping so many people along the way.
They said that Unus Annus ended on Halloween and the 2 weeks after were the mourning period. I was one of those people that was holding onto hope until the last 20-30 minutes. That stream was so emotional
I remember when they deleted the channel. I sat leaning against my door, my parents now home as I screamed and cried because it was a channel that kept me living that year. I miss it dearly but I love seeing the videos that they make every year in memory of it.
I’m happy you’re still living :)
Unus annus archives exist
@@Caslopea it destroys the point though
@@Caslopea I refused to watch them because it ruins the whole point and plus they never wanted us too.
@Breadbead
It’s like taking a picture of the Mona Lisa, yah you have the panting but the power behind it is in the coffin.
🖤🤍⌛️
A year after Unus Anus ended, I started dating the love of my life. We both escaped our bad homes and started a life together.
Love to hear that, made my day. I’m going through the same thing but our best friend is going to live with us as well :). Hope y’all will be happy forever, through the good and bad.
Good for you dude. :)
Congrats
Death leads to life indeed.
I don't care if Unus Anus came back, I just want these two to make videos together again
The way that Ethan unintentionally made his hair white-ish in this video is so satisfying, I always loved the perfect synchronized colours in Unus Annus :D
I'm not sure why, but when Ethan pulled out the otter pops, i just started crying, it was one of the sweetest and most wholesome things ive ever seen and it brought an emotion that ive never felt before outward. I miss these guys, Momento Mori, Unus Annus
When I saw that Ethan got the the otter pops almost instantly started sobbing. All my memories with them came back and it sent me. It's crazy how much impact they had on me and how much I miss them.
The joy and sadness they gave me and so many other people is so special and I'll never forget it. Thank you Unus Annus for being there for me at my darkest time in my life and making me smile.
R.I.P
Memento Mori
That moment towards the end where they were sharing the otter pops with each other felt like the smallest piece of the channel was shining through. It's very remeniscent of the humor we had in unus annus. Made me smile
It was the best part of UA-cam, no toxicity, no hate, and a sad realization in so many people that all things are temporary
To me Unus Annus felt like two brothers were told by their parents they have one year to do whatever they wanted on youtube. They did it, it happened now they’ve moved onto their own lives. Forever remembering the memories they made together.
I didn’t think I would cry over the 2 year anniversary. I’m sad but I’m happy and reminding myself on the fucking amazing videos brought out by them. Memento mori.
Watching these side by side sparked an idea and I just made an abstract piece for the first time and cried. The fact I had the privilege to watch every single video and the entire final 12 hour stream impacted me a lot and this channel meant (means) so much to me.
The ending isn’t what got me. Ive read through so many of these comments, where they talk about how they reacted at the end, how the cried and screamed- like, I feel them now, but not because of the ending, when that screen turned black, i felt sad, and a little empty, but thats it. What got me was the after, the memories, the reading through the comments and understanding the emotions of all these other people, understanding the pain. I truly cannot express how much that channel meant to me, and I didn’t really understand how much it meant to me until it was gone, and all i had left was those feelings that were evoked when i watched those videos every day.
that year reallyy was one of the best of my life. Even despite severe abuse at home and in a relationship, i was never happier tan i was during the lockdowns and during 2020. waking up every single day and checking unnus annus first thing in the morning, watching every single video without fail.
Happy 3 years of Unus Annus!!!
This video makes a lot more sense because both Mark and Ethan are having a conversation about the whole project. It's very relaxing to hear them talk to each other.
Oh, and about Unus Annus,...I was there. I was there...with them! It is nice to remember the chaotic things they have done for this channel. Memento Mori.
The week before it ended I happened to get a week off work, and I BINGED almost an entire years worth of content since I didnt have anything else to do really. I miss certain videos particularly, but I'm glad certain clips still float around.
I wasnt a part of Unus Annus, but my sister was. She was going back and forth from houses, and graduating, and going on trips and getting COVID and on the last day as shes driving home to us for one of the last times she pulls me close and we watch the ending. Shed talked about it for months. Wed watched the episodes as they came out. We did so much together and Unus Annus really marked the end of her childhood, I think. And it marked a passing of the baton to me to become the new eldest. Watching the clock strike zero was such a heart-wrenching experience. And it changed my life without me even watching it like she did. Im so grateful
patiently waiting for this year's video
I love how every possible detail is black and white, the hair colour, the shirts, the t shirts, the backgrounds, the flowers. Little details like that are great
Memento Mori. Deathnniversary (2023)
I’m stuck in a loop, every month or so I’ll obsess with a markiplier project like, last month it was WKM and before that it was ISWM and before that it was Unus Annus again, for multiple months it was Unus Annus. And I’m back again, it’s a rainy day and… I just felt like coming back, today feels like the day when you’d stay in bed and cry. Listing to the rain pour down your window and just think… remember, reminisce. Remember the memorable moments of just One Year. It’s amazing how much meaning just one year can hold, can muster up to touch the hearts of millions. I still quote Unus Annus from time to time, who wouldn’t. The stuff that really sticks, it’s just nice to know that I’m not the only one feeling this way for something as little as a UA-cam channel. So thank you, Mark and Ethan, for this memorial part of history, that we will all remember for a lifetime.
What I truly love that they did was they created something that none of us expected to love and miss so much. It is so oddly like remembering a friend you can’t see anymore. Or better, remembering a really great memory of childhood that you didn’t have any idea would be so special later on. Even if you tried to recreate that it would just never be the same experience. This actually surprised me, how much of a work of art it has become. On the surface it’s just everyday shenanigans but just like in our own personal lives, slowly, somehow it all becomes a treasured memory. The best of times can truly come at the most unusual of times.
It’s crazy that it’s been so long…When I first started watching Unus Annus I didn’t really have much of a direction in life. I love to think back to 16 year old me, just sitting around watching Unus Annus all day trying to catch up to all the videos and just soak up every moment. I discovered Unus Annus when I was pretty lonely and it filled a hole. It gave me something to look forward to, something to laugh at and a wonderful community. I’m so glad I stumbled across the channel and was able to be there for the end. Memento Mori
i noticed how the main lesson from unus annus was that everything is temporary, but i felt like i got a different message from it. When theres a limit put on something, it makes it more valuable. the videos they made were just normal videos that were completely ordinary, but since they added a time limit, it meant so much more
THATS WHY THERE WERE SO MANY WEIRD PAUSES AND AWKWARD SILENCE!!
I remember having a really hard time in college the year that the channel started and I remember I felt so lonely and sad and watching unus annus kind of comforted me every time I watched it. I felt less alone and had something to look forward to and laugh at. Thank you guys, I think in a way this channel saved me from going into a really dark depressive state.
Thank you! I was considering getting out a second device to watch them side by side😂 it seems so long ago since it happened but at the same time it's a strong memory in my head. My profile pic is still the unus annus spiral
I use this video to help me sleep in the middle of the night imagining my past and current self talking
I remember when the live stream ended because where I live it ended early in the morning and I fell asleep around the 3 hours left mark and I remember waking up and crying and rewatching the last few minutes alive I am thankful for the surreal feeling I can look back at and cherish
I miss Unus Annus.. it started in 2019 when the world still felt.. normal. Then Covid hit and everything changed.. life changed, society changed. I still remember when my screen went blank at the End.. it was surreal. I just sat there for 10 minutes staring blankly.. and now here we are all these years later. Life has charged, society still isn't the same, the world seems like its on fire and there are so many unknowns.. i long for the past but i know ill never get it back.
Personally I wasn’t there, so I can’t say anything about this, but I really want to go back and watch these. They seemed to bring lots of joy to lots of people, and I’ve got to say I’m kinda jealous
I know right what a good distraction during Covid.
There's compilations and clips of the chaos if you want to get a glimpse at what Unus Annus was
It's on the Internet archive if you really wanna
It’s so funny to me that if I think about unus annus a lot i think of so manny great ideas you had but the first thing I always think about when unus annus comes to my mind is the piss sauna
Unus Annus will forever have a special place in my heart 🖤🤍
I'm trying to turn this anniversary into a remembrance of what Unus Annus brought us, rather than its death. The first video was the start of something incredible. It was an experience unlike anything else. And yes, it has ended, but I am so thankful for the joy and the lessons it gave me. This anniversary is a happy one-- I am just lucky I got to experience the channel.
Honestly woke up today looking at the date and it seemed special like there was something to it, then I saw Ethan's tweet and it made me remember today is the channel's anniversary and suddenly it made sense why today's date got my curiosity. Unus annus really made my 2020 more tolerable, just knowing I can watch their videos everyday made a sense of comfortability, it ending made me cry so much it was bittersweet but I think that's what make it special, us knowing it would end made us cherish and appreciate every video a lot more unlike how we would consume normal yt videos. I'll forever be grateful for unus annus
I honestly was watching the first minute of Marks side and found the link for Crank and i thought why isnt this together this feels like a conversation. I'm so glad i found this video. this helped me put this into perspective. thank you for putting this together
I love seeing the ending that was such a wholesome moment and it seemed that they were just having fun. I really wish that Unus Annus didn't have to go by so quickly it feels like yesterday I was just laughing at the videos during that summer. Memento Mori
I love how their hair is the color of the others role in unus annus
4 years
I was there for unus annus and I got to watch the videos. But there where many videos I missed, and I feel a sort of empty spot knowing even if I go and look for the videos on the internet. I will never be the same, just like looking at a picture of someone who's passed dosent bring them back. It's a beautiful and sorrowful testament
my one regret until the day I die is deciding to never watch an unnis annis video because I wouldn't be able to come back after it was deleted. To see videos like this and hear people talk about it makes me realize having a connection to something is worthwhile, even though it will go away at some point, because even though the time is finite, the joy it brings will last forever.
Ever year but not this year. Gone but never forgotten 💔😢❤
My god mark nearly had me crying about one of the chairs being empty 🤣🤣
love how their hairs switched color schemes LOL
I can't believe it's already been a year since those videos have been posted, I remember it like it was yesterday i got then in my inbox
Omg I didn't realize that it was like a conversation 😱😱😱😱
That's honestly so cool
I wish I had bought Unus Annus merch...but the memories live on.
Even tho I was never lucky enough to experience Unus Annus while it lasted I still cried like a little kid while watching this video.
It kind of made me think about the friendship I lost and how we also made this little tradition, where twice a year on our birthdays we send each other the most heartfelt birthday wishes and then ... silence all year long till April again. I miss you.
Unus Annus felt like such a perfect two-way experience, between Mark and Ethan, or the viewer and the channel. The content felt genuine and fun in a way that I haven't felt about anything since. Even if it was stupid brick soccer, it felt like hanging out with two friends.
It's funny, every once in a while I still think about a video like an old memory-the "Replacement Amy" abomination or the cardboard sled down the stairs. Nut ball. I don't think of any other UA-cam videos in that way, even if they're "nostalgic" videos from other creators I grew out of watching.
It all felt so weirdly personal in retrospect, and I can't tell if that's because of the new distance from it happening or if I always felt that way.
My life changed in so so so many ways over the course of that chapter. Everyone’s did. Hundreds of people were dying around us day by day, and we all watched you guys talk about life, and death, and how much meaning we can bring to our lives. You guys made me appreciate living, and dying, and all the beauty that comes with both. Days after the coffin video, my grandpa passed of cancer. I was so busy grieving i hadn’t watched the videos that week, and catching up to those videos were such a comfort, seeing you guys talk about making the most of the time we have, both the time we had with this project, and the time we have with loved ones, and most importantly coping with the passage of time. Unus annus started my sophomore year, and ended my junior year, and now i’m in college, with a very different life than i thought i’d have then. I smiled so hard watching the finale, i couldn’t have cried, i was so happy to know i was a spectator to something that changed the meaning of life for so many. Thank you, momento mori.
I was subscribed to Unus Annus day 1, and watched the first week of videos. Then, I watched them, maybe 2 or 3 times a week. It didn't hit me that it'll all be gone soon until the final 2 months. When it finally hit me, I watched every video in those last two months. I even stayed up for the livestream (I'm on east coast, so the deletion came at 3am). I still have the screenshots I took with 1 second, and 0 seconds left before the stream cut
where did the time go 😭
Still going strong with the unus pfp :D
2 years wow! So much has happened within these past two years and it’s nice to think back to ua times and the joys it brought to many people, I am so glad I was apart of this community as it made me very happy in difficult times :]
Set my balls on fire 🔥
When he talked about the chairs being empty I broke down
I never thought I’d cry over otter pops
I never want these videos to end. I still need to get my unus annus tattoo. I were my shirt all the time.
Unus annus helped us in 2020 it was the only good thing after it everything went to shit. The world is still burning down as I type this but. Things feel…. Better
Unus Annus meant so much to me and helped me through some tough times. I remember watching the livestream finale until the very end and I remember dressing in nice clothes and the black when they clicked delete. I still see Unus Annus shirts and stuff and just think I am glad it is still alive in a way and that we can all still remember it with love. It is so bittersweet to see these videos on the anniversary but I love it. I miss Unus Annus and the special bond the channel gave Mark, Ethan, Amy, and even the fans had with each other. Obviously they are still close but it will never be the same way we got to see and be a part of during that year. Memento Mori, I will never forget and I will always have that bittersweet happiness on the anniversary even if the sadness fades over time. I still have a copy of the videos because they helped me so much but I never really watch them and I don't share them because that goes against what Mark and Ethan want. It is just nice to have that piece of Unus Annus along with my merch.
“Mark ate all of the otter pops 🥺” I’m going to sob
Unus Annus was something special and continues to have this profound effect on people. Legendary
I forgot the anniversary was today. It's no longer painful, but it's joyful. I cried 2 years ago today. I didn't think I would, but I did. I went to my parents and said "I'm sad my thing ended". But now it seems so far away. Now it's just happy memories. Not upset it ended, just happy it happened. Which I always thought was bullshit.
Unus Annus started out as something that was just sort of a funny little thing to me, but as the channel grew and eventually died it was so much more than that. It brought us all so much joy in such a dark time, and i will miss it and i wish the people who weren’t there to see it could have. It was exactly what people needed during that time in my opinion. Rip Unus Annus. ❤
I was genuinely hurting on the night the livestream cut to black. I was so far in denial that I didn’t think they were really going to delete it.
17:00 Ethan finally got his otter pops
I miss Unnus annus because it was the daily thing that I could rely upon to entertain me for the whole day. It was a beautiful thing that mark and Ethan did
I'm forever thankful that I was there for Unus Annus from beginning to end. I will never forget it.
i discovered unus annus during the ending livestream. i only got to watch a couple videos before the end, and i haven’t made any attempts to watch the archives/reuploads, etc. it’s not the same impact for me as the people that knew it through its entire lifespan, but the meaning is still potent, memento mori
I think it would be cool to make this an annual podcast. I know there's at least one annual podcast out there lol
Just a group of friends meeting to celebrate the life of a loved one at a grave site…we miss, we remember, we laugh and rejoice and again part ways to meet again next year. I freaking love this.
I'm such an introvert, but when I went out to a college event for the first time... 3 people walked up to me and said nice shirt and we talked for 30 mins. Made me feel so included
unus annus meant a lot to me. i made a close friend through watching their channel. although, that friend and i have grown apart since then, i still appreciate the memories with them. i hope i can talk to them again like how we used to.
God it's amazing that they timed it to make a full conversation, it shows how much work went into this whole channel
I'm shaking and crying rn.
I love the concept of Unus Annus. I tried to watch the videos, but I couldn't get into them. I love what it stood for, the deeper meaning, but the content kept me from being a part of it. I was there, but I wasn't
I appreciate this. Unus Annus was something so beautiful and I hope I feel that passion for whatever future projects I work on in the future
The fact that Unus Annus is still remembered fondly by the people who experienced it even years later is extraordinary. It's been 4 years since the channel was deleted, and I think about the channel often. People still talk about it and wonder if it'll ever come back again. We probably will never experience something like that again. But don't be sad that it's gone, just be glad that you were there to experience it. Momento Mori
I genuinely can’t believe it’s already the two year anniversary I had completely forgotten about unus annus god this is sareal
Remember dont take any second for granted and make the most of your time. Youll never know when your clock will tick for the last time.
Memento Mori. 5 years since the dawn of this amazing experience and 4 years since its death. Ill be back once again next year.
i missed the finale because i was in hospital, i hate that i never saw the end, but i’m glad i saw the beauty that was unus annus
I think they should have not announced that the channel will get deleted they just show the clock thats ticking down and on zero its gone witch represents the feeling that feeling of not knowing when you or someone close to you dies
But the whole point of the channel was knowing that it wasn’t forever. That’s what made us appreciate it more the fact that it was temporary
If you were told that your mom only had a year left, you know time is limited, and finite. Where do you go from spending her final days, never knowing when the clock hits zero. whereas you know the date. You can live a year and while bittersweet, you can reflect on the year.
It was one of my most memorable birthdays ever, I got the Goddus Annus merch for my 18th birthday on 02/02/2020 🥺
I'm so grateful that soo many fans and i was apart of this special moment ❤️
THANK YOU you are a saint. I didn't have the opportunity to watch them on two different devices and I was worried I wouldn't be able to see the videos
The back to back convo was a nice touch lol
When Ethan got his otter pops I actually cried so hard