Historical Figures Recreated And Brought To Life V1
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- Опубліковано 17 січ 2023
- ► In this video we present curated list of historical figures, recreated, restored and brought to life as never seen before!
► Who are the historical figures that have left a lasting impact on the world?
▪ How have these individuals shaped the course of history?
▪ From leaders and revolutionaries to scientists and artists, check out the video to see them as never seen before.
▪ This video uses AI magic to provide a unique and immersive experience of historical figures!
▪ Watch the video to deepen your understanding and appreciation of these remarkable individuals from history.
▪ These historical figures remind us of the power of individuals to make a difference!
Featured in this video:
Akhenaten, Nefertiti, King Henry VIII, Joan of Arc, Anne Boleyn, Anne of Cleves, Catherine Parr, Rembrandt, Mozart, George Washington, Marie Antoinette, Elizabeth I, Julius Caesar, Catherine The Great, Abraham Lincoln, Frederick Douglass, Mark Twain, Isaac Newton and more...
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I don't think Abraham Lincoln would be smiling if he suddenly blinked, woke up and saw the America of today.
World news says America is headed towards another Civil war anyway, perhaps within a decade. Mainly because of the right wing nut jobs and trummp supporters. Just sad
He would rethink his stance on slavery
@AngryPapaSmurf From what I've seen in the rural US, the majority culture out there has as just as high a rate crime, violence, domestic abuse, drug culture, and apathy as anything you'd see in the inner city. Check out some FBI stats on their website comparing a rural country vs an inner city. You might be surprised
@@AngryPapaSmurf 💀
@@Jqueenrbx 🧑🏿🦽
I like how everyone looks so friendly and benevolent. Even kindly old Henry VIII giving warm vibes.
Everyone, even Henry has a soft side. These are incredible
Henry VIII always lookin like some discord mod, only, this time, 3D discord mod come-to-life like some horror game.
🙂, je m'étais faite la même réflexion. Ils ont l'air sympathique
Als wenn ich mit henry dem 8. und Napoleon im Studierendenparlament zusammen gearbeitet habe. Nennen wir es Arbeit.
Henry VIII WAS a good looking guy - six feet tall, with a 32" waist and 40" shoulders. Loved to dance and play instruments. Very athletic. In his 30's Henry suffered two serious head injuries - one while jousting when a lance pierced his visor.
He was unconscious for over two hours. A year later he landed on his head while attempting to vault over a stream.
He suffered traumatic brain injury, and permanent damage, and over several years turned into the tyrant we all know.
By age 40 he was spiraling out of control. Henry's waistline was at a massive 52" when he died.
Joan of Arc is a fascinating person, if this is truly her likeness it's fascinating. From a poor Peasant girl to leading the French Army is just beyond belief.
The irony is that she has English facial features.. yet she was burnt alive by them. 🙃
Too bad France doesn't make them like that anymore, she's the damn blueprint of French women imo. Don't have to die but damn.
@@VaporRonin check out Clotilde Forgeot d'Arc. She is a descendant of Joan's brother, she lives in Orleans and played Jeanne d'Arc in a reenactment last year. How cool is that??
@@VaporRonin "die" ? You mean conned, mis-tried, and burnt alive.
It's not like she had a stroke or something..
Aaaaah, the English : can't live with them, can't sink the entire island.
Jane!!!! No Joan 🤕🤕🤕🤕
The Rembrandt one is amazing because that is just him. You can imagine being in the same room as him. His self-portraiture was so accurate. You literally do feel like you know him. Love him. And what an amazing video!
We had a Rembrandt self portrait on the wall, over the piano in the music room when my brother and I were growing up. It scared the hell out of us every time we passed the doorway to the music room, because his eyes would follow us!!! 😱
The same about Newton
@@dg8708 I had a da vinci painting when I was growing up,every time when I pass by it would scare the crap out of me bc its eyes will follow me😱😱😱😱
there was an amzing video about beethoven brought back to life but i can't find it anymore , it was something like ... beethoven revived .. can someone help me find it?
is just him? You seen him in real life, then? All these portraits are to be taken with a serious grain of salt in terms of realistic depicting (look f.i. at the ages alone)
It's always very moving to see these Historical Figures come to Life once again . To see them as they were in Life and Smiling . Gives me chills every time . Thank You so very much .
Me too!!
The background music is cool too !
I agree. It's very emotional.
there was an amzing video about beethoven brought back to life but i can't find it anymore , it was something like ... beethoven revived .. can someone help me find it?
Almost made me cry. It's amazing how much technology has advanced, but what's most amazing, is to see these faces that have been forgotten in the past now brought back to life.
Me too!
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8:15 It's heartwarming to see Tesla smile...
4:20 That is Sir Isaac Newton?! Dang! Didn’t realize he was that good-lookin’ 😮😍
So go to marry him😂
He died a virgin lol
u can see newtons spirit talking in india through a medium..
2:11 she's beautiful❤✨
I'm sorry but she looks like a fish
Amazing. When you look into the eyes of the images, it really feels like you are 'having a moment' with souls long departed.
I feel a mix of so many sensations when I watch your videos!! It's so surreal, impressive and intimidating to see these historical characters "come to life". I can only give you my sincere congratulations for such a brilliant job. Greetings from Brazil.
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Thank you very much!
From the bottom of my heart, thank you so very much for 9 minutes of pure,mind-blowing bliss! 😍
My pleasure 😊
Some of my ancestors crossed through the Cumberland Gap with Daniel Boone to settle Kentucky. I thought to myself, wow, I just got to see him as they did! It made me tear up a bit. Thank you so much for making these.
Some of mine were in his party too.
@@nuttybar9 Fake news. I was there.
Fake news. I was there.
@@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536 Mine are listed in Wikipedia as being so.
@@nuttybar9 Sweet! Mine were among the Bryans, relatives of Rebecca Boone. 🙂
Fantastic job! Thank you for not showing creepy teeth on these figures. Many of them would have been missing teeth.
Rembrandt looks delightfully cheeky.
Henry the 8th didn't like Anne of Cleves because she thought she was ugly. By animating her she looks really pretty. Not drop-dead gorgeous like some of his wives and mistresses, but still very pretty looking
Henry mightn’t been much of a looker himself
@@VirtualnoaidiHe actually was really attractive when he was young
Anne of Cleves was chosen by Thomas Cromwell to showcase to Henry in hopes he would make an alliance with her Protestant country. Holbein sketched her and her portrait was shown to Henry before he decided to marry her, shortly after Jane Seymours death. So, Henry chose her.
He went to meet her with Thomas Cromwell and Anne did not anticipate this.
When the day of the first meeting between the two came, Henry had on a disguise.
Anne, none the wiser, did not make a fuss over the king, of course, because she had no clue it was even him. This enraged Henry. When Anne found out that the masked man had been the King of England, her betrothed, she was mortified. But it was his fault, how was she supposed to know?!
So, then after returning to London, when they tried several times to consummate the marriage, Henry was not able.
Due to his age and due to his injury from the joust years before. His leg had started to become gangrenous. This, along with the fact that he'd psyched himself out about her not coddling over him upon their first meeting is the real reason he could not consummate.
After a couple of months of trying, they, along with certain ambassadors, had decided to end the marriage.
The Tudor propaganda machine is likely the culprit of the outrageous rumors of Anne being so hideous that Henry wanted nothing to do with her. The Flanders Mare, I believe is one of the supposed things he'd been said to refer to her as, along with him reportedly saying "I like her NOT".
Its known by Historians that this is simple propaganda and has no truth to it at all.
@@Thedarkestduchess True
@@ellasmommy9278 Henry VIII WAS a good looking guy - six feet tall, with a 32" waist and 40" shoulders. Loved to dance and play instruments. Very athletic. In his 30's Henry suffered two serious head injuries - one while jousting when a lance pierced his visor. He was unconscious for over two hours. A year later he landed on his head while attempting to vault over a stream. He suffered traumatic brain injury, and permanent damage, and over several years turned into the tyrant we all know. By age 40 he was spiraling out of control. Henry's waistline was at a massive 52" when he died.
I had to pause and comment about my excitement that you had Phyllis Wheatley included. Thank you so much! I hope that more folks research this wonderful woman!
Agreed, she deserves more recognition
@@user-fx5yu she really does! I'm sad that I didn't learn about her until these last few years. The # of people kept out of our history books is astounding.
She is impressive and I’m happy she was included.
4:32 Anne is SOOO PRETTY OHMY
This video is fabulous!! Thank you! I am so glad you included some Americans (my country) and also other nations, like Jenny Lind's Sweden, and Napoleon's France!
I think if our students could see the "brought to life" people, perhaps they would be more attached to their studies. Seeing Mark Twain as a young man, seeing George Washington smile a bit, and African-American girls who broke the gender and racial barriers to succeed are truly awesome Sir.
Well thank you! Glad you liked it! These were mixed group as I don’t have enough recreations to do a project on certain subject only e.g. presidents only, ancient only, authors only, kings and queens only etc.
Amen.
there was an amzing video about beethoven brought back to life but i can't find it anymore , it was something like ... beethoven revived .. can someone help me find it?
I am completely enthralled by projects such as this. Your passion and incredible work are commendable - and greatly appreciated!
Amazing! Your voice and the selected music was brilliant and helped make this one of the most powerful videos I've ever seen.
Wow, thank you!
You give us a glimpse of who they were when you bring them back to life. It's very touching. Thank you.
I always enjoy your episodes! This one was fantastic! Thank you for doing the 'life like's for us.
Glad you like them!
Beautiful as always!! It amazes me to see them come to life!! Thank you for all you do!! I never tire of seeing them!!
You are so welcome
This was amazing...and very beautiful. To see these faces, some of them ancient, come to life was poignant in many ways. Thank you for sharing.
We need more! These were so beautiful!! I feel like this would help out SOOOO much in history classes… ugh this needs to be a thing
She was the opposite of that image.
Henry Stuart looked like he could be in a modern day "boy band" & Sir Isaac Newton had a 1960's/early 70's British rock star look to him. Princess Ileana was stunning as were Phyllis Wheatley & Queen Anne.
Isaac Newton was the nerd-type of his time and if were around today, he would probably be an IT professional and an online gamer on his free time 😂😂
@@adnaansheikh1 For some reason he reminds me of Kelsey Grammar.
@@nerdrage9739 lol yes 😂
@@adnaansheikh1 - he invented the cat door for his cat ... _Spithead!_
That should tell us what type of personality he had 😄
there was an amzing video about beethoven brought back to life but i can't find it anymore , it was something like ... beethoven revived .. can someone help me find it?
What remarkable work!! I enjoy watching this tremendously....all that hard work is superbly attention-getting and well worth the time.......thank you.
Thank you very much!
@@MysteryScoop Don't thank him. He's encouraging you to continue putting out false imagery.
These Al creations are FANTASTIC! I would enjoy seeing a series about the 1835-36 Texas Revolution, featuring the heroes of the Alamo, Goliad and San Jacinto.
Texas has so much fascinating history, including that of the indigenous people.
The Alamo was a invasion without explanation
@@Latinoamerica837 The explanation is “land grab” by the greedy at all cost. Another sad part of history.
Beautiful. Love seeing the human side of all these people - eye expressions and small smiles.
Fantastic overview of some of the historical figures you’ve brought to life for us. What’s so very noticeable is that the majority of them had such short lives compared to nowadays. In that respect we are very lucky. Thanks again Mystery Scoop. ❤
Many thanks!
Average life expectancy of humans in general have gradually improved over decades and centuries due to economic, scientific and technological breakthroughs and developments in many fields like in agriculture, food production, nutrition, medicine, education, sanitation/hygiene, housing, etc. that raised standard of living that modern civilization has benefitted from. Of course average life expectancy means outliers in both ends like shorter in poorer/underdeveloped countries, and higher in richer, industrialized countries. So, average life expectancy like say in the time of Christ (1st century AD) compared to today’s 21st century is like day and night.
@@briandubois-gilbert8182 Long life means nothing, if it is riddle with ageing disease and suffering. Yes, ageing is a disease. Until cure and reverse the ageing, there no real gains in extending the suffering of old people further, only negatives for the economy and society.
I’ve viewed a lot of these brought-to-life creations but so many of them are “recreations” which usually take all the individuality out of the face, making them look all too generic. But yours is superb!!! I’ve not seen better. Keep it up!
I love, love, love your videos. I find it fascinating how these figures come so alive with your graphics. The music is perfect, too.
Thank you so much 😀
You really bring history back to life....Well done!
Very well done Mystery Scoop, it’s so fascinating to see these great people come to life, Princess Ileana was absolutely beautiful, thank you so much for posting this video, thoroughly enjoyed it, take care.👍💙
Glad you enjoyed it
Absolutely fantastic overview of important historical figures! Thank you for producing this wonderful work!
Many thanks!
absolutely wonderful! I love reading history, imagining interactions and the people involved....this is magnificent!.....
Thank you so much for these living portraits! I’d love to see more.
Great job as usual 👍
Thanks again!
Eu fico extremamente emocionada com suas montagens.
Junta a história com o fundo musical, simplesmente acho de uma sensibilidade extrema.
Obrigado pelo despertar dessa saudade que não sei de onde vem!!😍😘
Puxa-saco brasileira! Que horror!
@@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536
Você deveria de ter vergonha de simplesmente entrar aqui para me chamar de puxa saco.
Mais com certeza, entenderei que você é desprovido de cultura e sensibilidade ( tanto vale pelo seu nome né!?)
Você deveria de estar dormindo e não atacando pessoas que você nem conhece.
Vá cuidar da sua vida , que da minha cuido eu, chuchu!!
It's nice to meet you, friend. This is completely amazing. I was breathtaken, all the way through the video. Watched in full!! The music completely complimented it and the way you present it is so respectful and moving! Thank you very much for sharing this with all of us. I wish you continued success and happiness always!
Thank you so much!
Thank you Mystery Scoop for this enlightening video. It serves as a profound reminder of our shared human condition: irrespective of our socio-economic status or the extent of our leadership roles, we are all subject to the inescapable eventuality of mortality. We all, eventually, will transition from living entities into historical narratives, recounted by others.
Wonderful, thank you. Especially Julius Caesar and Jeanne d'Arc were very impressive.
I love your work and this channel! Well done!
Thank you! Cheers!
great work ! It's like they came back to life for ten seconds , thank you !!
amazing. thank you so much for creating & sharing this!
Glad you enjoyed it!
A fleeting breath of life in them again, superb work 👏
Yes! Thank you!
Yooo Joan of Arc and Marie Antoinette look so gorgeous and SLAYyY and Also this is sooo cool I love this
Facts marie.was my relative and I agree
I loved it! Thank You Very Much!
Beautiful, thanks for making this video♥
Amazing. With the way AI is improving, we will see these characters working in movies one day too.
Love your Channel! It makes me travel in time....😍
Great job putting this together, their all highly impressionable.
I love how they all look like someone had said something awkward and now there’s an uncomfortable silence.
You do such a wonderful job! Even the music is beautiful!
Glad you like it!
The music was fitting and beautiful. A lot of utubers use awful music and a lot make it too loud.
Excellent job! Wonderful video. It was like traveling through time and history in a few minutes.
Awesome, thank you!
Your video's always make me smile ! Thank you ! Cheers !
Glad to hear that!
Obrigado pelas imagens. Emocionante ver cada figura histórica que brilhou neste mundo.
Very amazing, and better than before!
Before what?
When I saw Lincoln and Mozart, They did touch my soul!
Utterly amazing. Will look out for more.
Amazing work, seeing their faces come to life really gives them character and turns them into real people, not just abstract characters from the past.
Exactly, it's amazing! to see them in motion gives us another perspective of them that is much more interesting than their frozen period portraits.
there was an amzing video about beethoven brought back to life but i can't find it anymore , it was something like ... beethoven revived .. can someone help me find it?
Awesome job thank you
Wonderful.... makes me feel a little sad that they lived so long ago and brought back to life in this amazing lifelike video.... amazing
Thank´s so much for sharing!
Nice work!👌
When these people are shown to us through a more lifelike lens, I guess our perspective towards them tends to change a bit too. :-)
Brought to life for one brief moment. Sensational! ❤❤❤
Awsome idea! Fantastic!! THANK YOU!!!!
Just perfection. Sir Isaac and Abraham Lincoln ones made me cry.😢❤️
This was amazing, some of the people in the portraits looked as if they could truly see you.
Henry VIII looked quite approachable and I loved Akhenaten ❤️. I felt Tesla was sizing me up though 😂 great job!
Thank you!! 😁
Thanks for the great historical trip, amazing video
That was wonderful. I love these.
This may be the most amazing thing I've ever seen on my computer ! Did you notice how all of them died rather young compared to how long people live today?
Oh My Goodness, Now this is what AI should be sued for, to teach history and give that warm feeling of them happy to meet us, It's like they came to life, and like they were all aware and happy to meet us. Now, this is what AI should be used for to teach History. It gave me chills and I was so happy to see them come to life - Thank You - Please do more
Thank you, brilliantly brought to life. 👏👏👏
Fascinating! I loved seeing all these historical figures with facial movements. Napoleon has impressed me a lot. 🆙
This makes me emotional seeing all the historical faces ive only heard about, spring to life. Incredible :')
What a great line up throughout history,excellent work very interesting thank you 👏👏✌️
Glad you enjoyed it
your choice of music just makes it perfect
This was wonderful thank you
Another great video. Lovely to see William Wilberforce, born in my home city of *HULL* 😍
Fascinating and interesting Video on the Historical figures who made a impact throughout World History 🌎 👏
Many thanks!
You're welcome 😊
Wow this is such a cool video, keep up the great work.
Utterly Magnificent work of Art! The moving music and brilliant images make this video a Splender to Behold! Thank you for sharing this with us 👍
Many thanks!
Are there more of these anywhere? I loved this
I really enjoyed it, it's amazing. I wish I could have seen it with my father, but he's already passed away. Thank you for this.
What a brilliant video, loved It
Love how they bring them to life complete with the eye blinking and the occasional smile
Bonjour, absolument fabuleux. So much emotions watching those famous dead people ❤️ thank you 🙏👌
8:10 That dude, one of (if not) the biggest man of human history, all we see in that video and everything else around us, just exists because him, knowing that and seeing him brought back to life, man, what a feeling...
Brings these characters closer to here and now, very thought provoking. Very well done. Of course I'm sure we all question the accuracy of some of the older paintings, I wouldn't have enjoyed being the portraitist of Henrt VIII.
This is so cool, i honestly didnt want the video to end
The magic is back...Every picture transports me to distant times and realms.
Joan of Arc would've easily been a flapper in 1920's New York. Beautiful!
I really enjoyed that - thank you
Excellent, certainly adds a new dimension to those old images - thanks!
Many thanks!
@@MysteryScoop yo bro, what yo opinion on chessbergers
7:31 as an adventist I am very Happy and Proud that you have included Miss Ellen Gould Harmon White as one of the most historic figures in your video.
Through those pictures and paintings: You, and they, across time, across history; across vast empires, across glorious kingdoms; are together. In their eyes you see the stories that were already written, in your eyes they see a new chapter begins.
Wonderful, thanks for sharing
Very moving…great music too. Thank you for uploading.
Nice dog. I 👍 hot-dogs too.
Just incredible. I'm shocked! How beautiful it is! Why does it ends? I could be here for hours and hours appreciating big personalities of history... becoming to life!
Anne of cleves 😍😍