Filthy Secrets about Cleopatra’s Evil Sister

[@lianefehrle9921]

This one was a hard one to follow. So many names. No wonder they made war between each other

[@LisafromNOLA]

I enjoyed this vid very much but I agree w you, very hard to follow as there are so many names and so much information packed into a short video.

[@kaepi3]

I read this prior to watching as it was loading and it made me LOL literally

[@imrebogr8324]

Why do I feel that this would make a good HBO drama.

[@mr.wisenhiemer9992]

Bro literally paused on “shaft”. 😂

[@sjpavur]

Wow, I never realized how much Cleopatra looks like the American actress Elizabeth Taylor;-)

[@amain325]

Elizabeth Taylor was English

[@veronicarosales337]

Sad they didn’t have strong family values otherwise they could have been greater together

[@zackwhite639]

Thanks for the upload.

[@johnking6252]

Great story, filling in multiple gaps in my knowledge of the great Caesar! much thanks. 👍

[@parniyanzali7464]

So many cleopatra

[@petertyson4022]

Wow. Learnt a lot of new stuff. 👽👍

[@amandaquezada2854]

History often refers to female rulers, or just women in general as evil, but what they don't disclose is that these women were just trying to survive in a patriarchal society the best way they knew how... I feel sympathetic towards Arsinoe, considering that she was a teenager, and therefore still very much a child when she was murdered by her sister, Cleopatra. The fact that Cleopatra had it done where she was supposed to be protected under law, in the temple of the gods, is just heartbreaking to me. The poor girl must've been so frightened, and to die alone in such a violent manner... It breaks my heart.

[@Random_UserName4269]

She didn't have to rebel against her sister tho? She chose that life?

[@JohnTracey-vl9tu]

She lived by the sword and she died by the sword. Also there's countless women that existed back then that did not partake in the heinous acts and crimes that Cleopatra and her sister partook of. Blaming their actions on the patriarchy is a very modern way of "thinking", and it's not historically accurate at all. Both those girls enjoyed their absolute power and political control over everything, they enjoyed the politics of their day, and they enjoyed the cruelty's they dished out almost nonstop (Cleopatra loved to test poison's on commoners), and they did all of this of their own free will and volition. Hard to claim those sisters were living in a patriarchy when they ran Egypt independently of Rome, and were considered politically equal to Rome. So let's place their bad actions on their own hands, where they belong, and not at the feet of the men of their time, where the blame definitely does not belong.

[@pbohearn]

Don’t get too caught up in overidentifying with some fantasized projection you have of her based on your worldview

[@Cogic]

So that's an excuse for evil rulership

[@angelicthorn5062]

I don’t think they were evil, they just wanted to play the Game of Thrones too

[@theromanorder]

Please do a video on life as s jew/Christian in rome and jew/Muslim in the Byzantine Empire
Also how am i the second comment after an hour

[@33jwill3]

Securing the border and easing taxation…hmmmm.

[@sjpavur]

😂😂😂

[@masond2838]

Yeah, something one of our ex presidents doesn’t want to do.

[@motivatedt9926]

The fact Cleopatra wasn't even Egyptian, seems to get glossed over

[@waris4thewealthy549]

The fact that people don't realize that Egypt is in Africa is mind boggling...🤔

[@mymothersdiva]

​@@waris4thewealthy549That is what I find fascinating 🤔. But everyone was white, no tans or brown or black?

[@waris4thewealthy549]

@@mymothersdiva The western religious books and history writers support a watered down view of historical facts...By far the most telling sign is the most obvious which is the physical destruction of ancient artifacts bearing the features of African people...ever noticed all the noses in particular are destroyed on statues and other artifacts bearing human resemblance, Look at the great sphinx, you can still see the African features even without the nose..it's really annoying that people in the west don't understand how old "ancient" Egypt actually is and more importantly why their story and place in history was high jacked by western Scholars starting with the Greeks and enshrined with the Roman narrative. Kemet was Egypt before Egypt was a name...Research deep enough and a whole other world will come into view😁

[@macgyver5108]

Did you know any salad can be made into a Cesar salad if you stab it enough?

[@chadportenga7858]

9:28 That sure looks like Benny Hill on the right, dressed as an attendant. 🤣

[@forddon]

Cleopatra had an older sister Cleopatra who was in cahoots with Berenice But she shouldn't have had a number since she wasn't a queen

[@antony5430]

Didn't Berenice had any children? Maybe some of her siblings survived?. What is told here is the official narrative dictated by the conqueres in this case rome.😁

[@ABeautfulMess]

Awesome

[@nickgorthius1017]

Ya I do not agree period with regards to your question however I ❤ your presentation and have subscribed

[@pbohearn]

And I thought my family was cutthroat!😂

[@austinmiller1427]

I was lost by one minute and twenty-two seconds. 😅

[@koriw1701]

You should make it clear that you are referring to *Julius* when you say the name Caesar. By not giving the man's name, you are only talking about *any* emperor. You need to refer to (each) Caesar by their given name. By naming 'Caesar' as part of the first triumvirate, you have only named the *title* of Caesar, (which was the Roman word for emperor) but it was not exclusive to Julius. Caesar was the name of the leader of Rome and there were *twelve* Caesars including Julius Caesar; plus Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius, Nero, Galba, Otho, Vitellius, Vespasian, Titus and Domitian.

[@rebexyy]

TIL

[@villiersman951]

sounds like backstabbing at its finest

[@guillo888]

On the shaft? 🤔🧐 PAUSE

[@bethparker1500]

😅great job about the very able sisters.

[@Chase_baker_1996]

Cleopatra is beautiful

[@andrewrolfe4334]

How do you know?

[@Chase_baker_1996]

@@andrewrolfe4334 what? I'm not allowed to have an opinion?

[@djquinn11]

Yes, and it’s amazing that any of her photos have survived from 30 BC…

[@Packless1]

...in RL she wasn't...didn't look like Liz Taylor at all...contemporaries called her 'impressive', not 'beautyful'...!
...her hairstyle was curly redish-blonde and her nose wasn't as remarkable as told in the Asterix-comics...but she was smart...VERY SMART!*
...and she knew how to handle powerful men...!
*unlike a lot of other inbreed VIPs of the time...or later...!

[@sjpavur]

If you read the contemporary literature from the time, or look at some of the surviving statues, she wasn’t really beautiful at all. She was, however, highly motivated and very intelligent. She knew how to play the political game.

[@brentbeacham9691]

I wish I could learn from this but the narrator speaks too fast to follow. 😢

[@LaurieValdez-zk3dy]

I never knew she had sisters😂

[@sephmanatac8569]

How sure you are, that the sisters are the bad ones & not Cleopatra at all!?

[@l_a_u_y8916]

Agreed, the older sister doesnt seem evil, her father failed at the ruling so she took over, its not like she killed him which apparently she should have. She didnt seem like the best companion but she seemed like a pretty solid ruler…and cleopatra’s rule was helped by the sister’s previous policies

[@JohnTracey-vl9tu]

One of Cleopatras favorite past times was testing poison's on random people kidnapped off the streets. Definitely not a good person.

[@zannasloane]

Seems a rather negaive spin on Arsinoe. Doesn't tally with other information.

[@melraggedy]

It is Liz she played Cleopatra

[@tuyetpatten6270]

You shuold talk slower

[@macgyver5108]

You should learn about the video speed control setting for 75%...

[@huwgrossmith9555]

Why

[@TaterKakez]

Calling Julius Caesar Cleopatra’s “daddy”, even in jest, gives me the ick.
Misogynistic energy.
Why even say it?

[@toughbutsweet1]

Because it's funny, yet gross.

[@mrhassell]

"Coptic, the language spoken by the Cops".

[@vivekkaushik9508]

That skirt keeps getting shorter with each new video. 😂😂😂

[@shagwellington]

Clickbait title

[@iveBENgaming]

Can you do a video about Maori people or do you just do the same shit just like everyone else

[@sjpavur]

So do you really think that the best way to ask him to do something is to insult him? 🤯

[@masond2838]

I agree with @sjpavur. If you want someone to educate you or you want something,, it’s better to ask them politely so that they will want to help you.

[@crystaljohnson6906]

You would think they would come up with better names than the same ones over and over again… how boring and unoriginal!!! No wonder everyone kept fighting … too hard to call out ones sibling when you all have the same name … lol

[@killiankasper]

Uhh this video was all over the place and so much harder to follow then any of ur videos I’ve watched basically all of of ur videos several more then once but I’ve gave up on this one like three times