@@eduardomantilla2143 that last one is both Romantic and Tragic but yeah, Greece was WAY more open about being Gay. Like for them it was a part of life.
Ivan didn't want himself to be called "The terrible". In fact, he killed thousands of people that called him terrible to try make people stop calling him terrible 😅
Not true. What is translated as "Terrible" into modern English apparently had a different and quite specific meaning in XVIth century Russian, the meaning was something like "brave in battle" or "fearsome to the enemies". A few princes before him had that name as well.
@@dAvrilthebear That's awesome! Thank you for commenting this! I've learned something new today, so thank you. The name in that context absolutely fits then since Ivan IV established the foundation of the Russian Empire when the Romanovs came to power. He was incredibly controversial in his lifetime, but without him, the Russian Empire likely would not have been taken as seriously.
@@retard-kat4444 Yes, he was emporer of Haven't Thought in the 40th century.🤴🏻 He was a powerful king and loved to eat freshly picked apples from trees.🍎 He lived in a great palace, "as big as a dinosaur" you could say.🕌 He was beloved by the whole kingdom, until he spread a terrible disease at the end of that meeting.❤ His statue gave the Forgotness illness to every person who looked at it.🤒 He was then hated for the rest of his days and fell when he caught his own illness a year later. ☠ Once he was dead his son took over Haven't Thought for the next generation with his wife, they had two children together. 👨👩👦👦 *BTW if you're gonna respond I won't see it since I have reply nonfiction off, have a wonderful day!* 🤗
The fact that each king has his own costume related to his persona and his historical connotations is just fascinating to me. This is some cinematic quality shit.
@@pppopo1702 you feel its not hard because your watching it while judging it. Go make your own jokes and see if people enjoy it as much as you think its "not hard to come up with". Its like judging an nba game and saying "he could have shot this way, if i was me i would have because its easy to shoot this way", no you wouldn't have. You. wouldnt. Have.
@@denalihedgehog I was thinking basically the same thing like "France had a lot of Louise and quiet a few Charles as well". You said it better though 😉
@I Ain't counting no ways2 I humbly disagree with that and that's ok! Some Broadway shows that are based off of fictional stories don't really teach you much but historical Broadway's such as Hamilton, Six, and The Great Comet of 1812 do actually teach important facts of history. Like for example, Hamilton teaches about the American Revolution, Six teaches about the six wives of Henry the eighth, and The Great Comet of1812 teaches about the Russian war of 1812 and all three are quite fascinating.
@@M1ss.Circle_Official There are texts that were written implying he and Hephaestion (his childhood and closest friend) were lovers and that he had another male lover, Bagoas. The man with him in this skit is probably Hephaestion since he's more well-known in history and literature, and he was also Alexander's greatest companion. Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if he was gay. He was Greek, and the ancient Greeks didn't condemn homosexuality.
Why is no one talking about "Alexander the Gay- Great!" "Ivan the Terrible" And damn. I want this guys wardrobe. Anyone wanna raid it with me? sorry Adrian
Dont forget about maximinus thrax, „the greatest thracian“ (although thats probably not what he was called by his contemporaries). Barracks emperors really went wild on their names.
@Kara Carden Thats why a lot of poeple hate gay poeple Because you guys be serious all the time Were Joking we Dont think its wrong And the definition of gay is happy So your wrong
@Kara Carden i agree But the reason why society Is not used to that is because the LBGQT Community is new And religion Race have been for thousands For years i think thats the reason
@Miska Xxx lol yes his polite world with awkwardness and other emotions just created by his facial expressions sometimes. Also his infinite closet of costumes
Was that John Lackland who was Richard the Lionheart's youngest brother? You should do a bit about their mom Eleanor of Aquitaine, She was essentially power behind the throne for her husband's and sons, also divorced the first one on basis they're too closely related and gave him no sons then marrys her 2nd hubby who is even more closely related gave him so many it's how John got the name Lackland.
Not sure which John this is, but historically John, the brother of Richard the Lionheart was given the nickname "John Lackland", because he was passed up for titles and land unlike his brothers.
Prince John (who I'm assuming this is) was actually given a moniker by his barons: they called him John the Softsword, because he was notoriously bad at winning battles
Amazing, isn't it, how the sons of Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine were such disappointing kings. Maybe because they couldn't live up to their parents. Henry ll first called John "Lackland" because he had already divided up his lands to Henry, Richard, and Geoffrey; there was nothing left for John.
“Ivan The Menacing” “Sorry i accidentally wrote terrible, is that okay” “No it’s not okay, I thinked this for a whole week!” “But I used a pen” “This is unbelievable!”
It's funny in Spanish we call it Iván el terrible. Wich sounds like terrible. So probably we translate it from English and completely lost his real name/meaning. Thank you for the true
"Do you ever think about John?"
"Haven't really had a chance to think about it to be honest"
"Yeah that one"
Don't click the link
I've seen this bot everywhere
@@Thomas.jefferson what
@@Thomas.jefferson what link
@@444knuffelmac this one
m.ua-cam.com/video/iik25wqIuFo/v-deo.html
🤣🤣🤣
If the man wasn't patient enough his name would be "John yeah?"
Nagato but happy
or john that was today?
John the Yeah 😂
John yeah
John, yeah?
Julius: Wait, that was today?
*other guy nods*
Julius: I see, sir.
LMFAO SUCH AN UNDERRATED COMMENT
Underrated
Giggled at this too much
The most underrated one here!
It took me a second to get it😂
Nice one
"Alexander The Gay", that one really cracks me up. Thank you.
Did you notice another ruler was looking from behind
This is not historical accurate. There is not one historical source implying something like that for Alexander the Great.
@@emispyri7718it's a joke don't be so sensitive
@@emispyri7718 this video isn't meant to be historically accurate
@@emispyri7718 its just a play with words, also he didn't say that its "historically accurate"
"Alexander the gay"
Historians: oh they were just good friend
Everyone else: that is absolutely complete bullscrap and we know it
Lmao
And historians will call them close friends, besties, roommates, colleagues anything but lovers😍🤪😩💅✨ (I’m joking 😭)
@@jigsaw7330 HISTORY HATES LOVERSSSSS
Just besties 🥰 and maybe roommates
@@riyak.7393 SIDEKICKS, FAMILY, GOOD PALS, BUDDIES! ANYTHING BUT LOVER
"Richard The Lion Heart"
(while nervously playing with his skirt)
Oh yeah 😂
so?
@@teamawesomeness7137 it doesn't match with his name.
@@dellaamelia3373 how do you know if lions don't play nervously with their skirt??
@@Noah-wl4uf lmfao cause they dont have skirts 😂
"Alexander?"
"Alexander the gay"
*Had a suspicious look*
"Alexander the Great"
EDIT: I HAVEN'T HAD ENOUGH LIKES THIZ THROUGH❤.
Thanks for the partial captions.
LMAO I BURST OUT LAUGHING QT TAHT MOMENT
69 likes
690 likes, let’s keep it that way
@@Thymque 691 now.
THE ALEXANDER ONE WAS SO ACCURATE THO
It was not. There's not one historical source from the times when Alexander was alive proving this.
As soon as I heard “Alexander the gay” I’m just like
“Ya know, he’s not WRONG”
Also works with "Fredrick the gay"
No because you're right
Alexander is officially my favourite Historical figure
He did have male lovers in every citystate he conquered I read somewhere. He also named a city after a lover that drowned in the river?
@@eduardomantilla2143 that last one is both Romantic and Tragic but yeah, Greece was WAY more open about being Gay. Like for them it was a part of life.
my school life summed up in one sentence: "was this today?"
Hahahaha, like a school assignment
Extra bonus when it turns into your work life.☺️
Brilliant 👏 and same here lol 😆
I once showed up to a one hour exam 30min late 🤓
Missed out on doing a joke about Æthelred the Unready.
I love how Richard was so proud of himself
"Æthelred, what about you?"
"Ahh... ummm.... I thought I'd have a bit more time, I'm not quite ready"
"Seems like we have an unready here .."
omg came here to say this!
"Oh ok. Do you need some more time to think?"
"No that's the name"
Bruh these bots
yea, lack-land ...... on account of how shit I was at fighting wars and lost so much of my land (in modern day france).
"I mean it sounds fancy and exotic, don't ya think?"
"Um, yes your majesty."
"John?"
"Cena."
"What?"
"John Cena. I will be known as John Cena"
lol
Lmaoo🤣🤣
now you can't see his surname
ever
John "you can't see me" Cena
AND HIS NAME IS JOHN CENAAAAAAA
I was so sure this was a set up for Ethelred the Unready; nicely done.
Alexander: Alexander the guy...GREAT!
Bagoas: You're doing great hun.
Hephaestion: You're doing great hun.
Ivan didn't want himself to be called "The terrible". In fact, he killed thousands of people that called him terrible to try make people stop calling him terrible 😅
Murdered his own son and screwed up the line of succession. Russian history is wild.
Not true. What is translated as "Terrible" into modern English apparently had a different and quite specific meaning in XVIth century Russian, the meaning was something like "brave in battle" or "fearsome to the enemies". A few princes before him had that name as well.
@@dAvrilthebear That's awesome! Thank you for commenting this! I've learned something new today, so thank you. The name in that context absolutely fits then since Ivan IV established the foundation of the Russian Empire when the Romanovs came to power. He was incredibly controversial in his lifetime, but without him, the Russian Empire likely would not have been taken as seriously.
@@dAvrilthebear Apparently you're not familiar with jokes. It was a funny take on both the name and that he was a homicidal maniac.
“The terrible” is a wrong translation. Terrifying is closer. Something like “scary when angry/when you’re his enemy”.
Imagine the name collecting guy meeting Henry the eighth and his predecessors.
"So what name have you chosen my liege?"
"Well I was thinking...... Henry."
"Oh for fU-" *gets beheaded
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Should of been "Ivan the Fearsome..." then someone says how thats a terrible name and the name writer picks up terrible lol
Lol
@merrlin huges wtf are you doing
"All hail I haven't really got a chance to think about it✨"
This sketch is so Pythonesque, it shows Adrian's obvious inspirations and influences! 😂
The lesser known story of John "Haven't really had a chance to think about it to be honest"
He's born in 20th century people say he's always forgot the date, that's what I know about him
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@@retard-kat4444 Yes, he was emporer of Haven't Thought in the 40th century.🤴🏻
He was a powerful king and loved to eat freshly picked apples from trees.🍎
He lived in a great palace, "as big as a dinosaur" you could say.🕌
He was beloved by the whole kingdom, until he spread a terrible disease at the end of that meeting.❤
His statue gave the Forgotness illness to every person who looked at it.🤒
He was then hated for the rest of his days and fell when he caught his own illness a year later. ☠
Once he was dead his son took over Haven't Thought for the next generation with his wife, they had two children together. 👨👩👦👦
*BTW if you're gonna respond I won't see it since I have reply nonfiction off, have a wonderful day!* 🤗
Same vibes as Sir “Not appearing in this film”
I don’t think I had ever heard of such a man of Englisch historie.
The fact that each king has his own costume related to his persona and his historical connotations is just fascinating to me.
This is some cinematic quality shit.
@iamkiiea true
Mostly because they didn't have last names back then a lot of common people had names like this back then as well.
@iamkiiea
Miller. Porter. Cook. Archer. Smith. Fletcher. Wright. Baker. Brewer. Fisher. Scott. Priest...
@@hypsyzygy506 priest is a last name??
I’m Japanese. You have to be knowledgeable about historical facts to laugh!
I am learning from his videos🤣 but they are still great!
“Alexander the gay I mean great” was the funniest line ever
i dont know why but i love him so much like we need to protect this man at all cost
Alexander the..
gay-great-
and i thought he'd say Cena after John😭
Sir, this is a Wendy's
Lolll same
That would have been lame than
Greeks gods were known to be gay XD
What? Why
The creativity in him is just beyond imagination
300th like 😳
these jokes are not hard to come up with when u have a lot of free time yk
@@pppopo1702 still
@@imbetterthanu2166 lmao alr 👍
@@pppopo1702 you feel its not hard because your watching it while judging it. Go make your own jokes and see if people enjoy it as much as you think its "not hard to come up with". Its like judging an nba game and saying "he could have shot this way, if i was me i would have because its easy to shoot this way", no you wouldn't have. You. wouldnt. Have.
Bro has the longest nickname and should be the Guinness record 😂
He is so adorable when he says lionheart! ❤
"William the Conqueror."
"Someone scribbled William the Bastard here."
"Say what now?"
Wth
@@williamfw757 that was his epithet before he conquered England
William the conquering bastard
"John?"
"John the Baptist"
"Sorry that's already taken"
"BY WHO?"
"by john the Baptist."
"-_-"
@@Rabid_Nationalist everyones a bastard that didnt came from a marriage
I thought it's gonna be
"I'm gonna be Henry again"
"out of all the name you can choose you want to be the 8th Henry?"
This wouldve been better
Louis: laughs in XIVth
@@denalihedgehog I was thinking basically the same thing like "France had a lot of Louise and quiet a few Charles as well". You said it better though 😉
@@denalihedgehog XVIth u mean ( well the head didnt last long) and his son louis XVII didn t survived much longer..
Dear the UA-cam algorithm this has got to get more views the punchline is great.
Fun fact, the monarchs didn’t choose their acronyms, but the people did
They're not acronyms...
You mean epithets, not acronyms
And literally everybody with a brain knows that
Like pepin the short, father of charles martel.
“alexander the gay- i mean great”
“ *everyone whispers* “
john: GUYS ALEXANDER IS GAYY💅🏼
Goes down in history as John ALEXANDER IS GAY
Why does this have Oversimplified vibes
@@vivekanand9944 ?
lol
@@joeFrolic why you make fun of my countries leader
"Vlad?"
"The Impaler"
Fan fiction: *The Dracula*
Horrible horrible guy in real life didn't even know that was who Dracula was based on my life is a lie.
Well Romanians did named him "Dracul" which means "son of dragon" so his full name is "Vlad III Tepes Dracul".
Good, bad, it's just a matter of perspective really
@@josipavalentic8123 wait... "Dracul" means "The Devil" in Romanian
@@lorenae6008 and the devil was also a portrayed as dragon. 😄
John the HAVENT really thought about it yet to be honest.
what
“Alexander the gay- Great” got me wheezing 😂😂😂
To be fair, "John the Clueless" Would of been a very cool name.
John the Loser would be insanely relevant to what happened when he was king TBH
I would've just said "John"
His actual title was “soft sword”
“Henry the-
“Wife killer”
“Henry the Wife killer?”
“No just the Wife killer”
“Okay…”
Like Henry the 8th? If so I'm a Broadway fan and that's funny
@@nevaehphillips4830 I don’t need to say his full name I only ness to say Henry the wife Lillie and Pepe know who he is
@@nevaehphillips4830 tbh, you should get into history! Broadway doesn’t really teach you anything, 😋
@I Ain't counting no ways2 I humbly disagree with that and that's ok! Some Broadway shows that are based off of fictional stories don't really teach you much but historical Broadway's such as Hamilton, Six, and The Great Comet of 1812 do actually teach important facts of history. Like for example, Hamilton teaches about the American Revolution, Six teaches about the six wives of Henry the eighth, and The Great Comet of1812 teaches about the Russian war of 1812 and all three are quite fascinating.
YES IM A NERD lol
John is the one historical figure I can truly relate to.
I expected him to somehow end up saying "Lackland"
"alexander the gay- great!"
"yeah that one"
edit: ty for 16k ❤️
@@M1ss.Circle_Official no
@@M1ss.Circle_Official There are texts that were written implying he and Hephaestion (his childhood and closest friend) were lovers and that he had another male lover, Bagoas.
The man with him in this skit is probably Hephaestion since he's more well-known in history and literature, and he was also Alexander's greatest companion.
Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if he was gay. He was Greek, and the ancient Greeks didn't condemn homosexuality.
Soo I think you all forgot gay means happy
@@ellanica the last part of your comment is misleading
@@k.v.7681 they were the gayest homophobes ever
Why is no one talking about
"Alexander the Gay- Great!"
"Ivan the Terrible"
And damn. I want this guys wardrobe. Anyone wanna raid it with me? sorry Adrian
What?
Yeah I want to....take me along 😐
I like how Alexander had some dude sitting behind him
Ethelred wasn’t ready to choose his
“alexander the gay- great…”
very good
Lol that was good..😆
😭😭
....my mind ;-;
We all know if that happened historians would shorten it to "John the honest"
🤯
@@anonymouslearner2454 cool name
@@aurora_boketto7746 Thank you
Love your banner 🙂
@@anonymouslearner2454 ur pfp looks great
@@williamneil6208 Ha! you and your videos so cute! 😃😃
Shoutout to the Roman emperor Magnus Maximus, Who basically named himself "Biggest Big" or "Greatest Great".
Dont forget about maximinus thrax, „the greatest thracian“ (although thats probably not what he was called by his contemporaries). Barracks emperors really went wild on their names.
When you tell the baker what you want written on your cake
Nobody:
Me: Actually tries and looks up John "haven't really had a chance to think about it to be honest"
What did you find?
I am also curious
Same😂
I was about to XD
Me too
The way you said "Richard the Lionheart" sounded so elegant and dignified.
@RoxTao for you, 1 like and 1 comment to go with it.
@RoxTao that's not the way to do it
@RoxTao you’re the worst
@@The_Batman_ yes it is
@@PurrrincessKitty nope
Alexander the "Gay" 😂😂😂😂 Adrian's too good at this!!!
You must be given best innovator award. You have tremendous filming ability. Just love to watch your clips
Alexander the Gay sounds amazing actually
@Wolfish My middle name is Alexander and I'm definitely not straight
“Alexander the gay-GREAT!”
that got me 😭
same😄
Hell funny!
@Kara Carden Thats why a lot of poeple hate gay poeple Because you guys be serious all the time Were Joking we Dont think its wrong And the definition of gay is happy So your wrong
@Kara Carden i agree But the reason why society Is not used to that is because the LBGQT Community is new And religion Race have been for thousands For years i think thats the reason
bro this ain’t got nothing to do the the LBGQT gay means happen y’all debating sexuality and look dumb doing so
*Who else thought that it was JOHN DRINKWATER.*
Richard holding onto his chainmail was so wholesome
Alexander the gay-
-great-
@Miska Xxx lol yes his polite world with awkwardness and other emotions just created by his facial expressions sometimes.
Also his infinite closet of costumes
@@Artist_A1633 you replied to a bot :/
@@brook_angel well I didn’t know that so lol whoops
“Vlad?” “The impaler” “oooh metal”
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When he said "John" I was like "the baptist"
John the baptist came to my mind instantly 😂
When he said John, I half expected John the Baptist, but that'd be off theme.
Can't get enough of your content.
I was expecting John Lackland 😅😅😅
@@Empreur500 haha same
Neither can I
Same here💀
I was thinking Baptist too!
I love how you've got Hephaestion standing by Alexander's shoulder and sending heart eyes at him
That made my day
I didn’t notice until you pointed it after I rewatched it several times 💀
Thank you for that historic tidbit. I'm glad you pointed that out as I'd never heard of him. Google to the rescue...
That’s basically me when I realise I rlly hadn’t studied
Dude I fucken love your sketches! You got to try to get on like Saturday night Live or something or have your own show!
"Ivan the Terrifying!"
"Er, sorry, I accidentally wrote terrible"
"Eh, that works too."
In Russian, the word "грозный" can actually be interpreted as a combination of these two characteristics
@@macheathers1861 not really.
Иван Грозный в любом случае будет значитb Terrifying
@@haeha7896 I'm Russian, feck off
Just wanted to say
I like your profile
I'm pan too :D
"How about you Ethelred?"
"..."
"Ethelred?"
"Oh sorry, I wasn't ready."
"Okay then, Ethelred the Unready..."
"WAIT NO!"
HAHAHAHA
Funny how ethelred actually means ready
So his name is basically ready the unready
@@conserztasfia0078 lol
@@conserztasfia0078 goofy ahh 😹
‘Unready’ was actually a false translation of ‘unread’, which meant ill advised, because Ethelred made really terrible decisions while in charge
Plot twist : Adrian is the costume store he’s just disguised as a human
Thank you, I needed that laugh today! That was perfect haha!
Imagine he said "cena" and just disappeared slowly and everybody just says where he went
bloody hell that's a valid point
damn that would haven been amazing
That shouldn't be as funny as it is... and yet...
I don’t get it
@@fighterflight john cena's catchphrase is "You Can't See Me"
I love how much he puts into the these videos like he actually buys special costumes each time which makes it way more special and funny
Probably makes or rents them.
He works at a costume shop so they r borrowed
@@laelarose Really? How'd you find this out?
Even the, uh, biological ones
Something tells me Flouncy man has a wardrobe full of this gear, ready to roll.
Charles is honestly a bop of a name
Was that John Lackland who was Richard the Lionheart's youngest brother? You should do a bit about their mom Eleanor of Aquitaine, She was essentially power behind the throne for her husband's and sons, also divorced the first one on basis they're too closely related and gave him no sons then marrys her 2nd hubby who is even more closely related gave him so many it's how John got the name Lackland.
i thought it would be “uuh…could i have a second please?” and he’d be john II but this is even better
He was so bad there is no John the second! He’s just king John
love how Alexander had his lover or whoever next to him
I thought it was gonna be "john the baptist" not gonna lie 😂
"Alexander the gay" made me laugh so hard, i wasn't expecting it
I thought he was going to say John Just John. 😅
I thought it would be john the baptist
@@lulolie Oooo...good one. That would have been funny.
‘Æthelread, what name did you choose?’
‘Oh, uh, hang on, I’m not ready’
‘Æthelread, you’re always so unready’
‘Write that down, write that down!!’
😂
Omg that's too good 😆
Omg thank you I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought of this
I don't get it. Is this a kind of word joke foreigners don't understand?
@@katb.5859 Æthelred the Unready was a historical English king and that really was what he was called, poor man
Not sure which John this is, but historically John, the brother of Richard the Lionheart was given the nickname "John Lackland", because he was passed up for titles and land unlike his brothers.
Every single short is amazing. This guy kills me
I love the way he says "the terrible" lol and the way the dude looks at alexander
@@cobiepal how the Грозный is awsome?
@@cobiepal if we talk about Ivan 4, he is not clamed awesome. And can you name the book?
i love how we stopped questioning his wardrobe lol
True 😆😆😆
And the mystery will continue reign 😆😆
“The terribllleee” all sassy like that 😂😂😂
"alexander the gay.... THE GREAT!" that cracked me up
Prince John (who I'm assuming this is) was actually given a moniker by his barons: they called him John the Softsword, because he was notoriously bad at winning battles
Also called John Lackland because he didn't have much property
Amazing, isn't it, how the sons of Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine were such disappointing kings. Maybe because they couldn't live up to their parents.
Henry ll first called John "Lackland" because he had already divided up his lands to Henry, Richard, and Geoffrey; there was nothing left for John.
Are you sure it was a battle thing😂😂😂😂 Maybe his wife gave him that name😂😂😂😂
Too late to known as John the first,
but sure to be known as John the worst,
King John! The fony king of England.
@@mrmcnugget8368 a pox on that phony King of England! 🤣
King John’s actual historical moniker was “Lack-land” since he was originally last in line for the throne… but this is a much better skit
I was expecting that to be the punchline here tbh
@@Luanna801 same
Rest In Peace To Them.
I like that you added Alexander the Great in there I love rome and Greece references
Alexander: “The Great”
Alfred: “The Great”
Catherine: “The Great”
Justinian: “The Great”
What about me...Pompey!!!
Charles: "The Great"
referring to Charlemagne.
Peter: "The Great"
Catherine: "The Great"
Ivan III: "The Great"
“They all clearly feel the need to compensate for something”
Pippin the short
John: "Softsword"
Ivan: "Moneybags
I love how Ivan excitedly says, "The Terrible!" 🤣
yeah the translation is a bit off with that one……in context it doesn’t mean “the shit” it means “the brave” or “the fearsome”
Ivan The Frightening would be a better translation.
Galileo was really creative
“Alexander the gay”
Had me dying
“Ivan The Menacing”
“Sorry i accidentally wrote terrible, is that okay”
“No it’s not okay, I thinked this for a whole week!”
“But I used a pen”
“This is unbelievable!”
I think "terrible" was a mistranslation of "mighty".
Yes, Ivan's name actually means dangerous, menacing, ferocious rather than actually 'terrible'.
It's funny in Spanish we call it Iván el terrible. Wich sounds like terrible. So probably we translate it from English and completely lost his real name/meaning. Thank you for the true
😅
"How creative is Adrian Bliss?"
"Yes!"
I thought he was gonna include William of Orange😂😂
The akwardness is what I like about this the way Richard just fiddles with his chainmail when he's done talking is perfect
I’m Adrian the owner of far too many costumes. Who are you?
I am your fan since Noah series. ❤️
Joshua the depressed.
A very big fan
When he said I didnt really had a chance to think about it, i started to laugh so much bc it was so funny 😂
This guy is awesome. His Biblical compilation left me in stitches. Definitely worth subscribing to.
Everytime i see him in a new costume
my mind* "new character unlocked"
Someone needs to do a photo montage of his collection!!! 😆