Great, fun reaction! And you're English is impressive. If I tried to watch a video like this in any other language other than English, I'd be lost the whole time. I might pick up more with Spanish than other foreign languages, but...I'd still be lost.
Astrophysicists will tell you that the Big Bang was the beginning, not only of the universe, but of spacetime itself, so the very idea of "before the Big Bang" is meaningless. Hence the rather philosophical and confusing take at the start of the video. At least, that's what I think Wurtz was getting at.
I've watched this video and reactions to it so many times. I love your reaction. May be my favorite one. Also, my son was made off the coast of Iran when I was in the U.S. Navy. When they brought up 9/11 and you said, "Wasn't us," I immediately did a slow eye roll over to Saudi Arabia and went, "Yeah... I know."
I've never met an Iranian face-to-face that I didn't like and/or have respect for. Your government could use some work but I think you guys know that about yourselves as much as, well, some of us, know the same here. Despite our differences, I really do tend to love the Iranian people as individuals.
That was fantastic! You are educated and bright. I loved every moment of this reaction, fr. But honestly, the moment that I howled with laughter? When your eyebrows and hands went up and you said "Wasn't us." Some people need reminding... And that was perfect. 👍 Btw, subbed.
I just found your channel, and I've seen this video about 30 times through the eyes of others. The video never gets old for me, and it's really refreshing to see someone's genuine reaction having never seen it before. So many who have done "reaction videos" to this have actually cheated and watched it before hand. You can tell when someone is actually seeing it for the first time. So cool! 😊 Thanks for this reaction. Loved it!
I never realized how many things we just know about that other people don’t until I watched a bunch of these reactions. You should probably watch this video multiple times or on lower speed to understand it better. It’s really fast.
Thanks for your reaction, I really enjoyed that. I imagine people all over the world, when it gets to the history that involves them, say "that was a bit over simplified" If they had shown us this when we were 13yo, we may have taken more interest in history!
It's really interesting to see reactions to this by people from different backgrounds. Obviously there is a LOT of stuff that is missing or gets glossed over, and which of those holes we notice depends on how much we already know about that part of history in that part of the world. But it's a really nice overview and jumping-off point. I know there were multiple times when I had never even heard of a particular empire or major event... (SE Asia/Indochina before the 19th century was basically a big BLANK in my head. That obelisk thing? How late Madagascar was settled? The Tonga expansion? And who were those mongol-type guys way before the mongols?? All pretty much new info.) Of course Persia/Iran has basically been History Central since forever. Learning even just the outline of who all conquered and re-re-reconquered it when and why and which of 50 peoples/languages/cultures were ascendant or allied at which points must be a nightmare. Scandinavian history is wayy simpler by comparison. (And yet I could add stuff like: the Hanseatic League, the Sami people(s), the Swedish Empire (kind of a big deal for a while!), Finland vs all its neighbors, Denmark-Norway's attempts to get in on the colonization racket - did you know we had our very own Caribbean slave islands? yep - and so on....)
Don't worry, that's everyone's reaction to this video. Slack jawed, brain fried, and that includes people whose first language is English. It is just sooo much information, delivered so fast, in such a comedic way that you just can't help being stunned. History has been a lot of war from every side, against every side. Nobodies ancestors are innocent. That's my big take away from this.
7 year war is called.... errrr "7 year war" :D. Great. You seem more capable than most reactors I watched reacting to this amazing video. Well done. Greetings from Germany.
It was the catalyst that lead the both the french revolution and the american war for independence due to being overtaxed without any word or voice in parlaiment.
It's fascinating to see someone from a Middle Eastern background watch this video. I feel like the geopolitics of that region kind of got shoved aside after Columbus, and that's kind of sad because it's some of the more interesting history from the last ~200 years, at least in my opinion. I'd personally love to see the person who made this make a video about Iranian history, especially touching on the coup against Mosaddegh, the eventual overthrow of the Shah, and Khomeini's rise to power. Persian/Iranian history has fascinated me for some time now.
This video is so amazing, and I loved your reaction to it. For some reason, the "ouch - yeouch - gneushk" part always cracks me up way more than it should. XD
I've watched a lot of these reactions, and it seems that many people could benefit from reducing the playback speed of the video (or turning on subtitles). Hell, I'm a native English speaker and I could barely take it all in the first couple of watches (hooray for subtitles!).
In case you want more info about the first world war, I suggest to listen to Dan Carlin's "Hardcore History" podcast - he has a series of episodes devoted to WWI and goes into lots of details to explain the caused and the horrible reality of it.
I'm truly impressed, this video is hard enough to follow when English is your native language, let alone when you're having translate some as you go along!
Americans are not taught a lot about World History in middle school and high school, because the entry-level jobs that they would get upon graduation do not require such knowledge. If a US student goes on to a college or university, only then are they taught about World History, because they will need such knowledge in their fields of study. This short video/film was made to appeal to the high school-educated American public, who do not know about world history in such great detail. .
And also around the world governments are cutting out in history programs too, many times even rewriting it (in the EU too). And you know why? If newer generations don't know history, they'll be more likely to repeat past mistakes in the future. And people with a huge lack of knowledge are way easier to manipulate. In these times of doom and gloom, the saying "Knowledge is power" is more important than you ever know.
i am from california and i was taught kind of a lot about world history in middle and high school. even a little in elementary school. i even had a class in high school literally called "World History"
@@Jzombi301 The people in the State of California spend more money on education than any state in the Union. California is the exception to the rule. Historically, people living in states away from the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts only had farm jobs, mining jobs, or factory jobs to look forward to for their children upon graduation from high school. Not too much has changed in this part of the nation, because the state governments will not spend the money to educate their people about world history, and STEAM (Science, Technology, English, Arts, and Mathematics) subjects that they will need for future high-technology jobs.
Don’t worry about understanding bills grammar native English speakers can’t understand it either. Also when you said well that explains anime! That part killed me 😂
I'm a non-english-native and understood it immediately because this video uses a lot of key words. And the brain is designed to remember key words and link a concept with each of those words Btw the same channel made "History of Japan" too. That "intermission" thing before the birth of islam actually links to History of Japan
Sooo about your lack of knowledge of English and your brain trying to comprehend everything... So, the brain is designed to remember and focus on KEY WORDS and associate every key word with a CONCEPT. And this video is perfect because it has so many key words and focuses on them. This is why I got everything on the first try watching this video
The video is deliberately silly - a lot of it is spoken like he is having a conversation with himself - asking a question, then immediately answering it. A lot of it is using silly awkward english like a 8 year old child might use. There's also a lot of pop culture style references. @4:56-5:02 the music and speech is like a cheap television infomercial. and it just goes on and on. Someone really needs to do subtitles for other languages for it, a lot of the humor and pop references might not be so easily understood by non-westerners.
“My English vocabulary isn’t very good” speaks fluent English
Great, fun reaction! And you're English is impressive. If I tried to watch a video like this in any other language other than English, I'd be lost the whole time. I might pick up more with Spanish than other foreign languages, but...I'd still be lost.
This is one of the funniest reactions I've ever seen, and I'm only 7 minutes in.
Literally lol'ed at "fuck my life"
"Makes sense right?"
strained.. "...no?"
Astrophysicists will tell you that the Big Bang was the beginning, not only of the universe, but of spacetime itself, so the very idea of "before the Big Bang" is meaningless. Hence the rather philosophical and confusing take at the start of the video. At least, that's what I think Wurtz was getting at.
"holy f*ck!" Britain f*cked, every country!
You vocalised what is going through everyone's head, whilst watching this video
Best reaction ever "f**k me goodbye" 😂
I've watched this video and reactions to it so many times. I love your reaction. May be my favorite one. Also, my son was made off the coast of Iran when I was in the U.S. Navy. When they brought up 9/11 and you said, "Wasn't us," I immediately did a slow eye roll over to Saudi Arabia and went, "Yeah... I know."
I've never met an Iranian face-to-face that I didn't like and/or have respect for. Your government could use some work but I think you guys know that about yourselves as much as, well, some of us, know the same here. Despite our differences, I really do tend to love the Iranian people as individuals.
That was fantastic! You are educated and bright. I loved every moment of this reaction, fr. But honestly, the moment that I howled with laughter? When your eyebrows and hands went up and you said "Wasn't us." Some people need reminding... And that was perfect. 👍
Btw, subbed.
I just found your channel, and I've seen this video about 30 times through the eyes of others. The video never gets old for me, and it's really refreshing to see someone's genuine reaction having never seen it before. So many who have done "reaction videos" to this have actually cheated and watched it before hand. You can tell when someone is actually seeing it for the first time. So cool! 😊 Thanks for this reaction. Loved it!
7 Years war was basically the OG World War, since it involved the great European powers and their colonies all over the world.
I never realized how many things we just know about that other people don’t until I watched a bunch of these reactions.
You should probably watch this video multiple times or on lower speed to understand it better. It’s really fast.
Oh and the name of that war literally is The Seven Years' war.
@@citizenhentai The seven years war was about 200 years before world war 1
@@jayschwartz6131 And it lasted about 7 years :p
@@citizenhentai 7 years. he's why it's called that. It was a sort of proto-World War that happened in the 1700s between france and Britain.
Thanks for your reaction, I really enjoyed that. I imagine people all over the world, when it gets to the history that involves them, say "that was a bit over simplified" If they had shown us this when we were 13yo, we may have taken more interest in history!
It's really interesting to see reactions to this by people from different backgrounds. Obviously there is a LOT of stuff that is missing or gets glossed over, and which of those holes we notice depends on how much we already know about that part of history in that part of the world. But it's a really nice overview and jumping-off point. I know there were multiple times when I had never even heard of a particular empire or major event... (SE Asia/Indochina before the 19th century was basically a big BLANK in my head. That obelisk thing? How late Madagascar was settled? The Tonga expansion? And who were those mongol-type guys way before the mongols?? All pretty much new info.)
Of course Persia/Iran has basically been History Central since forever. Learning even just the outline of who all conquered and re-re-reconquered it when and why and which of 50 peoples/languages/cultures were ascendant or allied at which points must be a nightmare.
Scandinavian history is wayy simpler by comparison. (And yet I could add stuff like: the Hanseatic League, the Sami people(s), the Swedish Empire (kind of a big deal for a while!), Finland vs all its neighbors, Denmark-Norway's attempts to get in on the colonization racket - did you know we had our very own Caribbean slave islands? yep - and so on....)
Don't worry, that's everyone's reaction to this video. Slack jawed, brain fried, and that includes people whose first language is English. It is just sooo much information, delivered so fast, in such a comedic way that you just can't help being stunned. History has been a lot of war from every side, against every side. Nobodies ancestors are innocent. That's my big take away from this.
7 year war is called.... errrr "7 year war" :D.
Great. You seem more capable than most reactors I watched reacting to this amazing video.
Well done. Greetings from Germany.
for real
It was the catalyst that lead the both the french revolution and the american war for independence due to being overtaxed without any word or voice in parlaiment.
"That explains anime..." :D
lol best part.
SO much culture and art that the military took over explains... anime.... suuuuure :3
It's fascinating to see someone from a Middle Eastern background watch this video. I feel like the geopolitics of that region kind of got shoved aside after Columbus, and that's kind of sad because it's some of the more interesting history from the last ~200 years, at least in my opinion. I'd personally love to see the person who made this make a video about Iranian history, especially touching on the coup against Mosaddegh, the eventual overthrow of the Shah, and Khomeini's rise to power. Persian/Iranian history has fascinated me for some time now.
This video is so amazing, and I loved your reaction to it. For some reason, the "ouch - yeouch - gneushk" part always cracks me up way more than it should. XD
I've watched a lot of these reactions, and it seems that many people could benefit from reducing the playback speed of the video (or turning on subtitles). Hell, I'm a native English speaker and I could barely take it all in the first couple of watches (hooray for subtitles!).
21:30 Austria is where Arnold Schwarzenegger is from 😉
Awesome video, awesome reaction!
Awesome reaction 🥰💕 Loved your whole reaction and the comments u made throughout 🙂👍🏼
Been watching your video for 10 minutes until I read your name and it put a smile on my face.
30 seconds in "WAIT" great reaction 🤣
Mad props dude. Great job keep it up man.
In case you want more info about the first world war, I suggest to listen to Dan Carlin's "Hardcore History" podcast - he has a series of episodes devoted to WWI and goes into lots of details to explain the caused and the horrible reality of it.
I'm truly impressed, this video is hard enough to follow when English is your native language, let alone when you're having translate some as you go along!
Nice reaction !
"Holy shit, Britain fucked every country" is a pretty apt description of world history.
Americans are not taught a lot about World History in middle school and high school, because the entry-level jobs that they would get upon graduation do not require such knowledge. If a US student goes on to a college or university, only then are they taught about World History, because they will need such knowledge in their fields of study. This short video/film was made to appeal to the high school-educated American public, who do not know about world history in such great detail. .
And also around the world governments are cutting out in history programs too, many times even rewriting it (in the EU too). And you know why?
If newer generations don't know history, they'll be more likely to repeat past mistakes in the future. And people with a huge lack of knowledge are way easier to manipulate. In these times of doom and gloom, the saying "Knowledge is power" is more important than you ever know.
i am from california and i was taught kind of a lot about world history in middle and high school. even a little in elementary school. i even had a class in high school literally called "World History"
@@Jzombi301 The people in the State of California spend more money on education than any state in the Union. California is the exception to the rule. Historically, people living in states away from the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts only had farm jobs, mining jobs, or factory jobs to look forward to for their children upon graduation from high school. Not too much has changed in this part of the nation, because the state governments will not spend the money to educate their people about world history, and STEAM (Science, Technology, English, Arts, and Mathematics) subjects that they will need for future high-technology jobs.
You made a great reaction to this master piece, well done good sir!
It really does explain anime now doesn't it.
the start of the vid makes a lot more sense if you watch/read a universe from nothing.
It's all about insight
It’s fast for native English speakers too dude; I understand it goes fast for translating. Maybe use the speed function to slow it sometimes lol
Don’t worry about understanding bills grammar native English speakers can’t understand it either. Also when you said well that explains anime! That part killed me 😂
I'm a non-english-native and understood it immediately because this video uses a lot of key words. And the brain is designed to remember key words and link a concept with each of those words
Btw the same channel made "History of Japan" too. That "intermission" thing before the birth of islam actually links to History of Japan
Sooo about your lack of knowledge of English and your brain trying to comprehend everything...
So, the brain is designed to remember and focus on KEY WORDS and associate every key word with a CONCEPT. And this video is perfect because it has so many key words and focuses on them. This is why I got everything on the first try watching this video
what country are you from? i can tell you’re from the middle east somewhere by the way you’re reacting to those parts
Pretty sure he's Iranian
The video is deliberately silly - a lot of it is spoken like he is having a conversation with himself - asking a question, then immediately answering it. A lot of it is using silly awkward english like a 8 year old child might use. There's also a lot of pop culture style references. @4:56-5:02 the music and speech is like a cheap television infomercial. and it just goes on and on. Someone really needs to do subtitles for other languages for it, a lot of the humor and pop references might not be so easily understood by non-westerners.
You should definitely check out exurb1a
@@citizenhentai pretty much everything
خدارو شکر نت آزاد شد
من چرا حس میکنم تو ایرانی هستی؟😁