Bizarre punishments from Tudor Britain (Part one)
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Next time don’t use words like Expired. Put died or death. Stop censoring everything it’s bullshit.
Can you fix your very first sentence from this video so it's not an obvious lie? Or else take it down?
@@jsmall10671?
Wouldn't the Tudor Dynasty be in the 16th century? I know they ruled for a few decades in the 15th century, but it was the 16th which was the only one they ruled over completely
Try India
"Fine I admit it! Guilty"
"Lift the Boulder and BOIL him"
🫢
😁🤣
Lolol seriously 😂
😂😂 thank god for my cute life problems
Remove the stone of shame!
And attach the stone of triumph!😂
“I plead the fifth!”
“Your honor, get the boulder.”
💀THIS IS SO FUNNY OMG
America wasn't even discovered then. Well, apart from the Vikings knobend.
The truth boulder 🪨
That’s why the fifth was invented.
wait, why would the judge get the boulder?
"Yo did you hear about Gwynovere"s wedding?"
*gets waterboarded*
i don’t get it
@@samaraisnt Because you got water boarded from gossiping
@spritezilla_the_bebop It's not that hard to hold your breath for 20 seconds. I think, if it wasn't really that long that people were held underwater, the punishment was more about public humiliation, which is far more befitting that waterboarding for the crime of gossiping.
Gwynovere? “Flashbacks intensify”
@@AloverofthefinerartzAmazing chest ahead
"Oops...i undercooked the chicken."
"BOIL HIS ASS!!!"
For some reason I read "boil his ass," in the voice of a pissed off drill sargent.
@@scojo6377same lmao
Sounds like something Gordon Ramsay would do lol
“We won’t make the same mistake as this dumbass!”
Drill Sergeant Ramsay
"Please, I have a family I need to feed. I only want a piece of bread"
"Yeah uhh your leg isn't cut off, get hanged"
Ur pfp makes this funnier 💀
Everybody worked back in the day. No HR department, no resume BS and straight cash after the day of work.
@@alalalala57are you unaware that this is exactly the case in the US right now? Extremely unlikely my generation will ever be able to retire.
That's one we need to be reinstated.
0-100 real quick lmaoo
I think the drunkards barrel needs to make a comeback lol
How long did they make you wear it?
@@ViolettaD1485until they stop being drunk
@@IAmCurrentlyUsingTheSamsungA14sounds good to me
I identify as a barrel
Now that's fashion!
"Yo could I have £1?"
"No"
*gets hung*
As long as that person wasn't faking a disability.
@@alanamullen2294or spreading gossip.
The problem I have with the hanging is that the presentation is not realistic yes it would in a good situation snap their kneck but it would not rip their head off
I mean it wouldn't be likely he presented it as if that was how it was almost every time
Could I have a freddo
@@the.most.phycotic.dovakiinthink that may have happened to Saddam Hussein when he was hung.
„Video games make you agressive“
People before video games:
Underrated comment
They make less aggressive because I put into the game so I am empty of that aggressiveness
@@mrexplosive6355its really not
@@bewtnewtit is if it doesn't have enough attention. It's a good comment man
@@bewtnewtthere’s decapitated heads in your ventilation system
“Susan did you eat the last slice of pie??”
“No”
“OFF TO THE RIVER”
I bursted out laughing
Oh 😢
"Hey can I borrow some flour"
*fucking dies*
😂💀
"How is a nigga gonna borrow some flour?!
NIGGA IS YOU GONNA GIVE IT BACK!?" 🤨
Real
Can confirm. I was the flour.
hahaha man im dead 💀
''spare change, sir?''
*famous final words*
😂😂
"For the crime of public drunkenness you're sentenced to wear the drunkard's cloak"
"Please sir, have mercy!"
"For the crime of begging you're sentenced to hang"
W explanation 💀
This is extremely underrated
I would like to like but it is at 469
Imagine bein a peasant, just minding your own business, and suddenly a guy in a barell just walks past you. Yeah, thats Jimmy.
Sometimes Jimmy gets too crunk and you gotta roll him home
But it’s easier to get him home in the drukards cloak
@@kirbyis4ever😂
better keep your mouth shut about him unless you want the lake
Dammit Jimmy, I told you to go home
King gets indigestion.
“Cook em.”
Scrumptious
_C R U N C H_
Nom nom nom
"M'lord, thy defendant 's not guilty"
"Mods, *crush his skull* "
“Oh, so you’re not disabled? DISABLE HIS NECK”
Do you know how many disabilities aren't immediately easily visible?!
LMFAOOOO💀💀
Lol 😂
I think you're right.
I've heard that people who were hanged couldn't use their neck any more.
Pressing was used in Salem Massachusetts during the witch trial hysteria. Gyles Corey was pressed to elicit his confession. His last words were "more... weight...." Fucking badass
Ah, another graduate of the Sam O’nella Academy, I see
not just his last words. he just kept saying more weight every time they told him to confess. he said it several times. Indeed a badass.
Pressed like a fine wine
Or in.his case press garlic😂😂😂😂
“I plead not guilty”
“Crush his ass.”
Stolen comment
lol
@@achour.falestineits a common idea not stolen
@@achour.falestinelil bro 😭😭
@@DeletedDevilDeletedAngel there is literally one comment that has it and is one of the top ones and was made before this one with like a week or so
Me as a peasant desperately trying to make my invisible disabilities obvious to avoid being hanged
Me desperately trying to hide mine so I wouldn't be called a demon or sm😭
@@agereartist3763 I seriously doubt anyone would think You're a demon for lacking s leg or an arm, I mean war veterans were always a thing
@@rubengomezmartinez5969There are more than a few less obvious disabilities.
@@rubengomezmartinez5969I think they meant mental illness or a unseen disability.
@@jessieridgeway8334 In that case yeah it would be considered that you had made a deal with the devil or that you drank yourself to madness, Esther way those people were outcasts if they weren't aggressive and hanged if they supposed a thread. This method of action was inherited from the Jews that acted the same way in ancient times
"Im so sorry sir i put peanuts on the dish, i didnt know you were allergic"
"Your ass will be boiled"
But MY ASS IS HEAVY
I laughed so hard at that 😭 And I feel like the Seungmin pfp makes this better bc I know he would laugh at it too 😭😭😭
😂😂😂😂😂
The idea of a bunch of friends in barrel costumes just bumping into each other and laughing drunkly is great
Barrel of laughs 😜
@@paulfromnewcastle9522 barrels of fun
“Sir, you’re arrested for drunkenness.
G e t i n t h e b a r r e l “
"uhm, Beatrice, darling. this soup tastes off"
"oh yeah we boiled jerry in it"
"Not guilty your honor"
"Crush him until he changes his mind".
Edit: wow. I was not expecting that to blow up
No that's a plea he won't get crushed for that. Only for refusing to enter into a plea. And I believe it's must fairer than the modern system of just ignoring it if someone refuses to enter into a plea
@@HD-mp6yyso you say being forced under torture to make a plea is fairer than having the option not to plea?
The crucible
@@verbugterherrderdunkelheit6086 Yes
Y’all never read the Salem witch trials in school?
You all deserve *more weight*
References aside though, homie went out like a g
"I don't have money"
"Death"
Just like today!
The US
The American healthcare system in a nutshell
That’s how it should be, everyone needs to work and if someone doesn’t he doesn’t deserve to be around 🙂
@@adityachoudhary6147say that when someone you know gets cancer.
The barrel seems the most convenient from all of these
You know, Twitter would be a different place if we kept up the dunking punishment.
#BringBackTheTraditions
I genuinely think that if public humiliation was brought back as a punishment for gossiping/spreading misinformation that 75% of the average twitter base would be discouraged entirely from ever trying that shit given that online presence is more or less solely based off your public image. Bring back the Dishonesty Dunk
@@Jack-ib9kc The sort of people most hellbent on character assassination choose to remain anonymous (or pseudonymous), because they don't want that done to them. What people really should do is stop listening to baseless rumor-peddling from unreliable sources.
Medieval people will slowly and carefully break a person's bones because they wore a red hat on a Tuesday
we haven't changed much
@@youtubeseagullyea we have😹
@@youtubeseagull wdym we have changed. You are allowed to wear whatever you want
@@Myder_Dragonare you
We’ve become too soft
The bouldering is how one of the accused at Salem, Mass. was executed. He just refused to say whether he was a witch or not, he was that angry at the injustice.
"Your new chef has undercooked the chicken, Lord"
"Let him pray that I undercook his as well"
Bro was like “they wanna be disabled, let them be disabled”
“Not Guilty your Honor.”
“Alright, crush this guys balls then.”
☠️
@RyanTrejo.
say that again.
*but slower*
Not guilty is a plea. It's more akin to if someone refused to answer whether they're guilty or not.
It would be more like "no" but.. who cares its funny
@@ddwfwand now thousands of commenters
What a good time to be alive, with all my limbs attached to me
yeah but... barrel
Pretty sure it's exaggeration to assume that majority went through such trials.
The chair dunking one was also used to test if a woman was a witch they’d dunk you and if you drowned=ino
Survivor=witch
Its like flipping a coin and saying "heads I win, tails you lose". Either way, they were going to die and it just shows the stupidity of people.
As a gossiper I'd live in that lake
imagine being proud of being a shitty person
Me too 😂😂
🙋🏿♀️ Same
Not something to be proud of 🫤
Jesus Christ only live? At the very least 90% of my convos with friends is just keeping up to date with all the latest news with people we hate/all know 😭
I would be swimming in that lake 25/8 instead of 24/7 💀
"More...weight!" -Last words of a giga-chad
“Yo, can I borrow some water?”
*gets hanged*
The pressing with heavy rocks punishment was also carried over to the colonies. During the Salem Witch trials, Giles Corey refused to enter a plea and was pressed to death by heavy rocks.
Well, that was during Tudor times, so they were using the same punishments as back home
Finally, the Crucible reference I immediately came to the comments for after seeing the boulder punishment
The barrel thing is kinda hilarious ngl lol
Would love to see this brought back today!
the barrel one is honestly halloween imo.
“Will you please pass the Gregory soup?”
“Ah, yes, of course.”
“Poor Gregory…He does taste good with some chives though.”
Why was the barrel revoked? It's a great idea!
inefficient and those drunk usually are drunk because of some heavy issue like depression,loneliness,etc
Fun fact: in a city in my country, a mayor who is known to publicly shame violators was assassinated a few years ago, the media says it's because he made many enemies
@@jeanmatthews3899or they're just alcohols like most of them. Not everyone needs an excuse to be horrible. Weird to insert third world threats of death with something like "someone who is horrible should be shamed"
@@jeanmatthews3899what country are you from friend
@@jr3414 alcoholism is a disease that most of the time has a cause and people with it should be helped, not treated like animals
@@xylophone_888 nah, sounds like blame shifting and alcohols refusing to take responsibility for themselves. Even if you have a issue, you decide to be a horrible drunk and take others lives in your hands.
Me and the boys getting drunk just to wear the barrel.
I know a lot of people who need to be dunked 20 seconds at a time 😂 let’s bring that back
It's already legal, it's the advanced interrogation technique called water boarding ;)
Your gossiping, so you will be getting dunked 😂
Where I live there was a place where you could dunk people into a dirty river (like in the video).
Just use a Dunk Tank.
@@shiiiiiion No torture is legal. Crimes committed by governments are still crimes
Bro dropped most badass Danganronpa executions and thought we won't notice
Korekiyo, Tsumugi, Ryoma (not an execution but still), Kaede
Danganronpa 4 - Ultimate Century
"Gossiping and Dishonesty"
Me and bestie: 💀🌊
good
I love how instead of finding a solution to a problem they were just like: let’s just torture some people
They did find a solution though. THAT was their solution. Dead people are the least problematic kind of people.
I mean, how else are they gonna stop it?
@@koderamerikaner5147By communication.
That drunken barrel goes hard I'd drink just to get that
"Video games make people violent!"
People before Video games:
Being drunk rolling around in a giant barrel just sounds like fun to me but I know I’m reality it was probably horrid.
I got thrown in the drunk tank one night... but the cops were dicks ... they cuffed me then shoved me into this tiny little trailer that was barely big enough to crunch into, all hard plastic woth no restraints and proceed to drive around like crazy assholes for 45 minutes, whipping around corners, slamming on the breakes... essentially doing just that. I ended up with permant nerve damage in my right wrist and half my right hand is permanently numb, and injured an ankle badly and was crutches for weeks. I could tell they were very disappointed that i hadnt gotten sick and thrown up all over myself. There was nothing fun about it... and had that been in the last couple years rather than 2014, before police brutality awareness... id have gotten a fat check out of it. But i didnt know enough back then to even do anything and its way too late now. They also stole my tablet and $250 cash.
@SeanMahoneyfitnessandart that's horrible I'm sorry that happened to you!
@@Banthisyoutubeyeah I'm calling bs too
It's a budget version (no horses, nor nails inside the barrel) of a Mongolian technique
@@SeanMahoneyfitnessandart Why did you get thrown in the drunk tank? Lots and lots of other details but we missed the reason why officers were called out, detained you, and had enough reason to put you away to cool off for the evening.
Who called the cops and what were you doing?
You also do the thing that I see addicts and freaks do 24/7 which is massively trump up things that did happen to make yourself look like a victim or outright lie as though you're being oppressed because you know it's the internet and nobody can call you on things that didn't really happen.
instead of giving a public intoxication ticket they were just like “yea throw the barrel on em! that’ll teach him a lesson.”
and it did. you didn't find the same "drunk in public" anymore. you also forget. you couldn't take that barrel off. so you had to piss and shit in it. imagine how bad you smelled, after only a week?
The barrel one is hilarious, imagine seeing some drunk guy walking around in a barrel
We did the "press them with rocks if they wont enter a plea" here in the States too! The most famous one was a guy during the Salem Witch Trials who did it to make sure his kids got their inheritance!
Who was the dude that never admitted his guilt, and his last words were "more weight" cuz what an absolute badass man
Idr but he was one of the only male witches prosecuted by the Salem Witch Trials
@@TheStarwarsian
I believe Dakota is right
Oh! It was that guy from the Crucible, I think his name was Giles Corey! (I had to read the crucible for school once)
@@hyzmarie same
@@hyzmarie YES GILES COREY thank you
First person to get drunk wears a barrel costume in public💀
true 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Sounds like a drinking game I’d play.
"ODEN WOULDN'T BE ODEN IF IT WASN'T BOILED!" - Oden
#2 was the punishment of Giles Corey
Exactly what I was thinking.
Except that was used as an interrogation technique, not a punishment. If he had confessed the state would have confiscated his assets leaving his family homeless and starving.
“More weight.”
For the rest of his life, he was never guilty
@@updownstatewell, I believe that is the same as in the video, it was what happens if you refuse to put in a deal. He refused to put in a deal, so they pressed him until he confessed or said he was innocent.
It's ironic that we used to waterboard people for talking about things they shouldn't(gossip), and now we waterboard people so they say things they think they shouldn't say(criminal confession).
"M'Lord, the defendant pleads Not Guilty."
"Ohh is that right.. I knew it would come to this. Alright men, bring out the boulders. Crush him."
The drunkards cloak is exactly the kinda thing that guys in their early 20s would do for a laugh and honestly I can't imagine it was particularly humiliating back then either.
People knew you were the town drunk but compared to the other punishments if you're drunk in public you got off easy. Just dont do amything more disruptive or you're probably getting executed or stuck in jail
They need to bring that the gossiper one💀
Lemme guess, you neeevvveerrr gossip 😭 #niceGuy
I agree. I'm not much a people-person as I'm an introvert-type, and my very HACKLES stand on end when I'm in the presence of a loud and proud gossiper. I usually know one within 5-10 minutes of meeting, just by how they converse, and is it me, or is EVERY single one of these vile creature's mouths (and teeth half the time) sized XXXXL for some reason? Even when I was a little kid, meeting their adult and child counterparts, there was something primal in me that told me there was something about them I did not like, that they are friends of nothing and no one and to stay away from them. I gtfo or tell them to their face to gtfo (which they will OF COURSE gossip about). I would totally bring back that punishment for gossipers...but instead of 20 seconds, try 60 seconds each time till the bubbles stop. I'm serious. Because most of these what you call "messy" people 100% got it coming with how many lives they've wrecked by their face-openings alone. And they'll be able to go out with the audience they crave. That's a plus.
@@ARedMagicMarkerffs man why are you telling us your life story
@@waffler-yz3gw Oh, You thought *THAT* was a life story? I already cut out 74 paragraphs.
The getting drunk punishment has got to be the funniest
15th century laws:
*immediately talks about 16th century king*
@@MilkeshakecvThat's not how it works. It's because a century is 100 years. So, the first century is from 1-100. And so on. The 21st century is every year from 2001 to 2100. The 16th century is 1501 to 1600. The 15th is 1401 to 1500.
Thank goodness someone else caught that. I was like wait that’s not how time works.
@@Milkeshakecvyou have that backwards. People saying 15th mean 1400s not 1600s. Think a number lower not higher. As the other guy said you’re counting up. It wouldn’t make any sense to do it the way you described.
@@koderamerikaner5147 yeah and henry Viii was king during the 1500s which is the 16th century. What is your point ?
@@lt_lax8637 The guy I was replying to thought 16th century was 1700s.
My uncle and two of my coworkers need to have "The Drunken Cloak"
Every one of these need to be brought back
" and for that they'd be hanged! " 🥰🥰*rope snap noises*
I wouldn't mind some of these punishments coming back.
We need to bring #3 back
"refusing to enter a plea"
Cromwell:*happy revolutionary noises*
We need the drunkard cloak back
The barrel is hilarious
That one badass who was sentenced to death by crushing: "More Weight!"
That was in Salem not in Henry VIII’s England
we need punishments like this back prisons aren’t enough
Some of these are the kind of punishment of embarrassment
Boiling alive, crushed to death, water boarded, hanged... which one is only "embarrassing"?
@@osric729barrel
@@osric729funny barrel
I'm okay with the gossip punishment. Could that be brought back cause I can't be the only one tired of the drama that comes with this.
easiest way for rich people to get away from things 😅
Ah, you're *tired* of the drama that comes with gossiping? It's annoying to you? Say no further! Goodbye fundamental human rights! This man is annoyed at freedom of speech, you see!
So your saying death to freedom of speech?
@@riker8146yes
@@riker8146Freedom of speech doesn't mean freedome of consequence as a result of what you say lol
Ok, the drunkards cloak is just kinda funny
All this applied to everyone, of course, unless you were of 'noble' rank.
source?
@MudHut67, just do a little research. In Henry VIII times (and before), it was thought necessary to use torture to get the truth out of the accused, but not if you were a "noble."
@@castleanthrax1833 so one king in one region in one period of time represents the attitudes of millions over hundreds of years
@@LaughingMan44 "One king in one region..."
No. The legal system of an entire country, over hundreds of years.
@@castleanthrax1833 "one region" as in one kingdom you buffoon, you're characterizing hundreds of years of history based on what you read on reddit
The drunkard's cloak is probably the funniest one.
"I was just spilling tea"
"You know what else will be spilling,water,from your dress infront of everyone"😂
We need that gossiping reenacted!! 😂
Life would be a dream if the 4th punishment was still a tradition
Who gets to decide who gets dunked?
@@emjakos3548 spoondude2543, obviously
bet if someone decided to dunk you you would already be yelling how horrible it is
@@xylophone_888More like trying to hold your breath. It would be pretty terrible since they hold you under like with waterboarding but you'd (probably) live. The real kick in the head would be that everyone saw you and now would know you can't be trusted.
@@xylophone_888i have never in my life had to gossip about anyone, so i wonder why I would be the one getting dunked
How to have the best day of your life
1. Get drunk in public
2. Put the barrel on
3. Find the biggest hill you can find
4. WEEEEEEEEE😂
I like the barrel one
I like how you made the scenes of death funny
As someone who lives in the UK, I can assure everyone that nothings changed. I was dunked in the neighborhood lake a few days ago myself...
Fake begging is a big problem in America and I assume other countries. Its resulted in a distrust of beggers fearing they may be faking.
"But my liege, what about human rights?"
"Who??"
Who the fuck is Hugh Mann Wrights?
Bring these times back ❤😢
"Sire, your serfs are begging at increased rates, making your rule look incompetent!"
"Argh bruv i dont have time for this shit, just say its gods will that they aren't allowed to beg if we can still exploit their bodys or something along those lines"
Monarchies sound so cool
they really were. we need to go back.
As a british person,I can confirm I wouldnt mind seeing 5 lads in barrels fall over and bump into eachother.
These punishments need to return.
every highschool girl's gonna be living in a lake
The good old times
@@Nabateandid not sound very lawful
We should bring these back
We should have kept the last one
Yeah, so many tiktokers faking mental illnesses nowadays
@@MonicaLabbao_littlemonicat name at least five and cite exact sources that prove they're faking it
The law kills homeless/poor people who need money
@@xylophone_888Cite atleast ten with diagnoses to prove it. The burden of proof is on the ones claiming they have mental illnesses, not the other way around.
So much for helping the less unfortunate.
Bring these back
Rule 2: I plea the 5th
Court of England: I disagree
the only right answer is: More weight.
As a guy who works around nurses with them always gossiping I don't mind that punishment.
Yes, I work in a supermarket, and women are the same. Women gossip and insult other people non-stop. They're constantly wagging their evil tongues.