What Historical Figures Might Look Like If They Lived Today
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- Опубліковано 29 тра 2024
- ► What Historical Figures Might Look Like If They Lived Today
► Hello everyone and welcome back to Mystery Scoop. An artist uses AI tools to create a modern version of historical figures.
Have you ever wondered what historical figures might look like if they lived today? Well, a digital artist named Hidreley Diao, from Brazil, had a similar question and he used modern AI tools to figure it out. He created a realistic depiction of some of history's most iconic figures, capturing their main facial characteristics, while keeping in mind that if they lived in this day and age, modern lifestyle would have created a slightly twisted version of them. Let's have a look at a few amazing examples of his work, bringing historical figures to life, with a little AI animation thrown in the mix.
Please check the video to see historical figures AI recreated as modern people today. Let us know which AI reconstructed face you liked most!
Featured in this video:
00:00 Historical Figures as Modern People, Intro
00:59 Julius Caesar
01:24 King Henry VIII
01:50 Leonardo da Vinci
02:15 Joan of Arc
02:39 Livia Drusilla, Roman Empress
03:04 Hadrian, Roman Emperor
03:30 Antinous
03:55 Mary, Queen of Scots
04:20 Mary Tudor
04:45 George Washington
05:10 Sir Isaac Newton
05:35 Johann Sebastian Bach
06:00 Beethoven
06:25 Michelangelo
06:50 Young Hercules
07:15 Marcus Aurelius, Roman Emperor
07:40 Matau-Tathonca "Bull Bear"
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Tell me the soundtrack behind the video please need to know is sound like arabic music Sand me like to liste this music or the name of the soundtrack.
Most don't even look like the same race or alike
The AI must be a 3 Stooges fan to make Henry VIII look like Curly after he's been whacked by Moe.
How about Batman? Thx gayboy
1:07 Julius Caesar is still as GOAT as ever.
Beethoven could've easily started a boyband with his looks and musical skills. Bach street boys or something as such
‘Bach street boys’ 😂😂😂
Ha nice. I think Antinous was in One Direction too...
LOLOLOL
AHAHAHAHA
He looks like Robert Pattinson right ?
Julius Caesar looks like a modern politician, and possibly a lawyer.
And Henry VIII the guy that cuts grass.
Julius caesar probably somebody from new Jersey
Caesar was both! The irony.....
He looks like some CEO you don't want to mess with.
@@lizzy9975 The politician part I knew, him being a criminal lawyer was something new.
What’s so coincidental about these images, is that there are people who look like these historical figures, that are walking with us today.
I love how as a history lover, this makes the people of the past so much more real ...and I feel like more relatable/understandable too. 😊 Thank you for sharing!
Make like this with some lndian historical person please.
@@abhikmandal3717Or an African one but no one knows or cares anything about African history so I digress.
Da Vinci still looks like an artist. He looks like he "experienced" the 1960s. Beethoven looks a bit like an adult alternative songwriter. He fronted a grunge band in the mid to late 1990s before going solo around 2001.
I thought the one of Beethoven was very well done. My first thought was damn Beethoven is hot!!
@@peterfitzgerald53 Beethoven didn't have a wife.
You have a vivid imagination
@@peterfitzgerald53 just had a look he never married or had children.. you must be thinking about his brother.. he had seven brothers and sisters..
@@anniejuan1817 yup.. never cared for him.. lol
Caesar: A CEO of a major corporation
Henry XIII: a bloke at the pub who used to be a great rugby player and once scored four touchdowns in one game!
DaVincci: That old guy with that Ferrari he’s forever working on.
Joan of Arc: That quiet girl in school who the bully pushed too far one day…
Livia: Haven’t I seen her in a movie?
Hadrian: My law film can get you thousands more for your accident!
Antinous: Total pro snowboarder.
Mary: That cousin of your you’re not sure if you can trust.
Another Mary: That older sibling you KNOW you can’t trust.
Washington: That uncle who had a really interesting life… but that was years ago and he’s retired now.
Newton: That guy in the neighborhood that we all hate because he thinks he’s so much smarter than the rest of us (mostly because it’s true)
Bach: Your High School band teacher.
Beethoven: That other music teacher (the one who taught the music classes that you weren’t in.)
Michelangelo: That neighbor who’s a little too into landscaping his yard.
Young Hercules: With the 7th pick of the NFL Draft the Chicago Bears select out of Michigan, Offensive tackle…
Marcus Aurelius: He is the World’s Most Interesting Man (and his son is such a disappointment…)
Bull Bear: That cool guidance counselor you had for a year in middle school.
Meanwhile, in a parallel universe, in a 21st century almost identical to ours (same technology, same geography, almost same culture) :
• ― ❛❛ Julian, your leadership and the way you manage your ''troops'' (employees in a company) is very effective. Who knows ? You could have ruled Ancient Rome in another Life.❜❜
― ❛❛ well, I hope I wouldn't get murdered by an adopted son then. ❜❜ **laugh together and palm slaps on the back.**.
• ― ❛❛ Henry, again, just because Anne doesn't love you doesn't mean you're a loser. ❜❜
― ❛❛ It' easy to say. She doesn't like me 'cause I'm fat and a bartender. I'm sure if I had been king of England in another Life, she would bow to me. ❜❜
― ❛❛ Henry, if you were King of England in another Life, everybody would remember you for some reason with a turkey leg in your hand. ❜❜
― ❛❛ Oh shut up Tim! ❜❜
• ― ❛❛ You're so talented Leo. I'm sure you could have been a great engineer and a HUGE artist if you had lived during the Renaissance period in Italy and France. Imagine that, You would have made History. ❜❜
― ❛❛ Let's not exaggerate. Speaking of Art, I didn't tell you but Lisa wants me to paint her portrait and I'm not sure if I can do it. ❜❜
• ― ❛❛ Jeanne, qu'est-ce qui ne va pas ? ❜❜
― ❛❛ C'est ces connards de la classe d'anglais qui se moquent encore de moi. Si je le pouvais, je les bouterais hors de l'école. ❜❜
• ― ❛❛ I can't help but imagining you as a goddesse Livia. ❜❜
― ❛❛ I know. ❜❜
• ― ❛❛ Who? Hadrian? Oh yeah... he's a cool guy. He's cool, he's cool.❜❜
― ❛❛ Even if he was a Roman Emperor in another Life, I'm sure he would have been a cool Emperor. ❜❜
• ― ❛❛ So, Anthony, does a beautiful young man like you have a girlfriend? ❜❜
― ❛❛ Oh, Uh... well, uh... uhhhhh... Urgh! It's so embarrassing! Well, uh... actually, I don't really like girls. ❜❜
― ❛❛ Ooooooh... I see.❜❜
• ― ❛❛ So, Mary, you opened an instagram channel recently? ❜❜
― ❛❛ For the pseudonym, I thought about ''Queen of Scots'' for some reason. What do you think? ❜❜
• ― ❛❛ Mary, (the other one) please, try to be a little more tolerant. You know, centuries ago, intolerance brought... horrible things. ❜❜
• ― ❛❛ You're drunk once again George. The only thing of which you are the ''Founding Father'' (besides your alcoholism) is your family. ❜❜
• ― ❛❛ So, Isaac, you fell asleep under an apple tree and... ❜❜
• ― ❛❛ My music teacher is sooo boriiiing!!! ❜❜
• ― ❛❛ Yeah... Ludwig is my replacement music teacher. He's a little less boring. ❜❜
• ― ❛❛ I heard that guy likes to do graffiti on walls. ❜❜
• ― ❛❛ He was a bully at School. Thank God he has no super-human strength or something. ❜❜
• ― ❛❛ That weird dude talked to me about stoicism. I didn't really understand. ❜❜
• ― ❛❛ Everybody thinks he's a Hispanic but he told me he's actually a Native. ❜❜
@@sebastiaodavila9747 Didn't expect the French one about Jeanne. Du très beau travail ^^
Metaphorically
@@sebastiaodavila9747 metaphoricaly
The other Mary is more like a successful writer
Even Julius Ceasar's resting face was powerful. And how handsome Antinuous was.
00:59 real estate agent
1:24 judge on a food-centered reality tv show
1:50 c-list actor
2:15 journalist
2:39 cosmetologist
3:04 runs a sports podcast
3:30 twitch streamer
3:55 bartender
4:20 elementary school teacher
4:45 golf store owner
5:10 dj
5:35 high school teacher
6:00 gas station employee
6:25 old guy idk
6:50 the other guy on the sports podcast
7:15 game review youtuber
7:40 soundcloud artist
I love this 😄💚
Though I feel like 6:25 has deeper character- a hidden tale behind the nice old guy who everyone sees mowing his lawn but no one knows his full story…
Darn. List the names, please. Really like 👍 your ideas 💡
Brilliant! 😂
Henry the viii looks like a lorry driver.
Caesar looks like an attorney
What's so interesting about this project is that it really strips away all the "myth" of these (in)famous historical figures. There's so much iconography and legendary status associated with them that they almost feel "beyond human" at times, but then you put on some modern clothes and give them a modern haircut and you realize that they're just, well, people. Extraordinairy people, sure, but still people whose lives could be just as boring and mundane as ours. If they'd end up in the modern age, you'd have to do very little appearance-wise to help them blend in. Which is fascinating.
Some of the life drawings by the painter Holbein are so lifelike that if it were not for the 16th century hairstyles and clothes, the subjects could be English (or Welsh) of today.
Yes but some of these people had real power, or were geniuses. Most of us will never have ir be either one. That's the difference between us and them. No one will remember us when we're gone, but they'll still be talking about them.
@@The_OneManCrowd True, but because of that power or genius, you often forget that they were just people in their own right. We remember the inventions, the power moves, the extremely good and the extremely bad. Which makes it easy to forget that these things only encompassed a very small part of their lives. Even the lives of the great are often mundane on a day to day basis. And it's nice to be reminded of the fact they aren't gods or myths: they were also flawed human beings going on about their day.
Look at the people of today who will be remembered 200 years from now. Or, to put it a little differently, the people of today in the same positions (Prince William, Queen Elizabeth, Megan Markle) if they had been living back then.
People would keep asking about their teeth.
With modern clothes, they really do look like ordinary people. XD
Yet they were extraordinary!
Surprisingly clean too, just like one of your neighbors or your colleagues at the office
King Henry VIII still looks like a belligerent punk.😂
There are no ordinary people. People just haven’t yet Realized this fact!
We haven't changed much since our brand of human was a thing. Facially at least, we've been very much the same for thousands if not millions of years.
The AI didn't get all of the face shapes, noses, ears and mouth shapes right. Like Mary Queen of Scots for example. Her face was longer, as was her nose, in the old painting. The AI is apparently trying to positively idealize the faces. Accuracy is better than an idealized version. However, some of the AI portraits were Very good.
But the paintings were also idealized, so we have no reliable source anyway
Exact nose, lip and ear shapes which an artist might've altered but are hallmarks for accuracy were often ignored. Some other portraits of Henry VIII are more accurate, such as the one of him in three-quarter profile by Holbein; there's a different looking nose in it anyway.
@@kikidevine694I'll go back in time and take a picture of them one by one , be right back! , If only that is possible , I hope humans can discover in the future to go back in time but even if they mess something up in that timeline , it will only affect "that" timeline , not their original timeline , the timeline where they came from will not get affected because its a "parallel universe" .
Yeah I feel like alot of these are off.
WOW ! This is a fantastic representation. Thank you for sharing. When I saw Julius Caesar, I immediately thought of him as a Wolf of Wall Street type. Antinous could have been a Jim Morrison type and played in a Sixties - Seventies band. Bach , I envisaged as a record producer, whilst modern day Beethoven looks like he could easily have fitted into a boy band. So glad you included Miss Hottie herself - Livia Drusilla. Drop dead gordeous is an understatement. Many thanks again.
I had a patient that looked EXACTLY LIKE HENRY VIII the other night. He even had gout/foot problems (it was supposed that Henry viii had issues with his feet).
There was a guy here in my little town ( northwestern Italy ) identical to Henry VIII as well !
Wow is amazing!👑🤔😄
There was a man who had a camping shop on my town who looked like henry..
You should make sure his wife is okay.
I sense reincarnation lol
Julius Caesar today would be Emperor of a global financial empire instead of a geographic one.
Side note: Movie casting directors should use this to find actors & actresses.
He would bring a literal difination of hostile takeover. He would play the boardroom as if it were a chessboard. I agree with the side note
Or a legend in hockey lmao he looks like Wayne Gretzky haha
My thoughts exactly about the director casting people like these characters!
Movie casting director knows what it was doing, this thing isnt new
He was never an emperor, he had the title of dictator for life, and was the last ruler of the Roman republic, before it became the Roman Empire after a civil war.
Marcus Aurelius sold me my gas and smokes this morning.
1:02 Julius Caesar
1:27 King Henry VIII
1:50 Leonardo Da Vinci
2:16 Joan Of Arc
2:45 Livia Drusilla
3:05 Hadrian
3:30 Antinous
3:59 Mary Queen Of Scots
4:22 Mary Tudor
4:47 George Washington
5:13 Isaac Newton
5:44 Johaan Sebastian Bach
6:01 Beethoven
6:30 Michelangelo
6:50 Young Herclues
7:15 Marcus Aurelius Roman Emperor
7:40 Matau-Tathonca ‘’ Bull Bear’’
What this reiterates for me is the fact that no matter how a person is idolized or how relatively important they may have been at one point in history or how mythical and above human they may have become in their immortalized sculptures and paintings in the end behind it all they are just ordinary flawed humans like the rest of us and in a different place and time, they could just be another nobody sitting next you on the train on the way to work.
Most of these representations show them as incredibly handsome, well kempt people with none of the deformities we know some of them had, though.
Of course. Every single human, no matter what effect their existence had in history, was ultimately just one single frail human who lived and died (or will die).
@@itisyerdad well yes they are supposed to look modern so that means they are more clean and not so nasty looking lol
beethoven was an anunnaki
"verily every man at his best state is altogether vanity." - Psalm 39:5
this helps me visualize how normal historical figures look. to me most of them look almost mythical because of their iconic faces and fancy antique clothes. seeing them in a modern look made me realize they look like someone I'd walk by on a random day
Truee
Kinda disappointing ngl
the clothes make us average people
A lot of these were incredible; Michelangelo was the best I think, closely followed by Caesar. I think I'd have made Henry VIII thinner considering that his debilitating leg injury would have been treated by modern medicine and he wouldn't have been unable to get around and exercise.
This is absolutely fascinating! Great work!
"Why all the girls line up to that class?"
"That's Professor Newton's class"
"Oh.."
That's what I was thinking!!
Yeah Newton got them sexy physicist vides for sure lol
He wouldn't have died a virgin if he lived today.
@@moshubbie Nah, he really wasn't interested in sex. Like, no records of him trying to form any sort of romantic relationship.
Most likely he will call himself ace and still die a virgin.
😂
1:02 Italian Politician / Businessman / Soccer player
1:26 British UA-cam creator / Rapper
1:50 Italian Granfather in villige
2:16 French Student girl
2:45 Italian Acctress
3:05 Italian Soccer player
3:30 Italian Actor
3:59 British Acctress
4:22 British Middle age woman
4:47 American Middle age man
5:13 British Acctor
5:44 German Middle age man
6:01 German EDM DJ
6:30 Italian Old man
6:50 Greek Young man
7:15 Italian Actor
7:40 Native American UA-cam creator
Beethoven is accurate
LMAO EDM DJ
I think for the native american man, it will fit if he is a football player
I feel like the portrayal of Washington doesn't line up with the descriptions. Washington was famous for his self-discipline and dignity, without being snobbish. Many felt his actual height, combined with his mannerisms left a majestic impression. This portrayal feels more like a washed up old guy at a bar. The sense of discipline and majesty he was known for is just not there.
The eyes and mouth in particular seem off, giving an impression of seeming burnt out as opposed to a sense of dedication.
They all could work in a modeling agency LOL (except for Henry VIII who also gained a lot of weight.) No way these are accurate representations of the look-a-likes of this time and the portraits, draws and sculptures. The AI most be bias to some beauty filtering, I dont know.
I love all these reconstructed historical faces! Antinous was so beautiful
I was blown away walking through the Sistine Chapel in Rome seeing Michelangelo’s magnificent paintings on the walls! He used such vibrant colors, and his art is just beautiful. I wish I could meet him in person like this!
It is really interesting and funny to see these famous people with modern clothes and hair as if they would live among us today. Yes please do more videos like this.
IKR🤔
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Amogus
Did you say AMONGUS?
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Even though they are "modernized", they still seem to "reflect" some aspect of their notoriety through the screen. Awesome work!
Indeed. Caesar looks as dominating and assertive as ever. Times may have change, but power is power, and Caesar knows how to seize it, either in a toga or in a suit
@@someorclad9738 Ain't that the truth.
Nah, they're just good looking.
@@reanetsemoleleki8219 is that seriously all you have to say? wow. you're a fun one
Modernised*
Modern Henry VIII looks like the average American guy
I guess he would be at McDonald’s nonstop
He is built like caseoh
No, he looks quite British. Of course, the internet addicted children of today only associate being American with being overweight.
American lol
@@FarisGamingGDBut he ate his ex wives
Great video! Love this!
This is fascinating - really helps to humanise these historical figures in a way I’ve not seen before. They were all amazing - but I expected Beethoven to look older. But Antinous wouldn’t look out of place on a runway!
Honestly, same. Probably because we’re used to most of Beethoven’s more common portraits depicting him as an old man.
Antinous definitely is a Chad! That was the first thing come to mind when I saw him.
Shoot neither would Julius Caesar, that was one handsome man.
Bear in mind that portraits were all idealized. They tell us more about what the beauty standards were in the various time periods than what these people actually looked like in the flesh. This is clearly shown by 'Young Hercules', who is of course a mythological figure. His depiction therefore tells us what contemporaneous people considered to be a handsome young man. Notice how similar Antinous looks to him. The bust is a flattering, possibly near fantastical portrayal of him designed to make him admired.
I was thinking the same thing. Almost made accomplishing something notable feel more easily grasped - I mean, “dare I say” of course - but you catch my drift
Henry the 8th actually looks like he fits someone who'd live in Yorkshire today. Julus Ceaser looks like a Corporation CEO or a bit like an Italian politician. Joan of Arc looks like a working class lady. They probably should have gone for an older look for Beethoven though.
There's a litle uncanny valley with the animations at place, but is is very impressive design and technology and i'm certain most of them would look exactly like this.
Not to mention, Joan of Arc was only about seventeen when she did her most famous heroic deeds- and roughly nineteen when she was murdered- and about 5 foot two inches in height!
She would've had her head shaved on the sides, spiked hair on top and her hair would've been dyed either pink or blue. She most likely would've had tattoos and a nose ring
@bigfishh C'mon man!!! You can't picture badass Joan of Arc all punked out like that?
Joan of Arc looks Indian to me, not that I see anything wrong with that.
Caesar enjoyed Tifa's performance then?
WOW! This is uncanny...the people really DO look like their ancient images...Really good work!
Young Hercules is such a little pork chop! I really didn't expect that somehow. The most impressive to me, though, is Marcus Aurelius - he really does look like the statue brought to life.
That's a very flattering rendition of Mary Tudor. I always thought the painting portrayed a rather severe-looking woman. It looks like she finally got to benefit from the magic of Instagram face filters. Also, Beethoven was given an athletic body type here, and made younger. I always picture him as a stocky yet gaunt old man (While only in his 40's), whose kidneys and liver were being absolutely destroyed by alcoholism. He died at the youngish age of 56.
too many of the female portrayals are like that. they all look waaaaaay over done. the guys look ok, but all the ladies look way nicer than their original likeness
edit: and then i got to Beethoven..,, that looks nothing like him 😂
Ngl, the portrait heavily reminded me of Aileen Wuornos, the rendition doesn't resemble the queen too much
@@mkv2718 It looks like him... like some 20-25 years prior to having the painting done 😄
Makes her look like Jen Psaki lol
Mary Tudor actually looks like a nice woman in her modern rendition. Like a kind boss or something. Definitely not a genocidal maniac.
First impressions of each of these figures:
Julius Caesar: politician
Henry VIII: Looks like a high school teacher who probably coaches football after school
Leonardo Da Vinci: The friendly neighbor whose kids are adults by now, but still lives in the neighborhood where they grew up, and has the best candy on Halloween.
Joan of Arc: The shy, artsy girl who frequents the local coffee shop. Unassuming, soft-spoken, humble, but damn is she smart.
Livia Drusilla: A Hollywood leading lady who will one day be one of the grande dames of Hollywood.
Hadrian: One of the neighborhood dads. Can be counted on to throw or attend backyard barbeques, and will probably spend as much time playing soccer or basketball with the kids as he will grilling.
Antinous: Heartthrob musician of some sort.
Mary, Queen of Scots: Wildly funny stand-up comedian and actress.
Mary Tudor: Local elected official, probably judicial. She's not ambitious, but she takes her job seriously, and she will let her career advance as she sees fit. She wants to be where she can make the most difference.
George Washington: Spent his younger adulthood working a comfortable white-collar job that allowed him to support his family while still spending time with them. Now he's retired so he can spend his days babysitting his grandchildren.
Isaac Newton: Actor who is always type-cast as the villain, but is really sweet and charming off-screen.
Bach: College music professor.
Beethoven: Star of comedic films.
Michelangelo: Local street painter, painting portraits in the park.
Young Hercules: Architect designing the new apartment complex in the area.
Marcus Aurelius: High school art teacher, part-time singer/songwriter.
Matau-Tathonca: Star athelete and activist.
Beethoven's last words literally were "The comedy is over"
Agree with you with Julius Caesar, Hadrian and Mary Tudor
Henry VIII looks very British and probably would be at the football (soccer) every weekend going mental. The most English looking King of them all tbh 😂
Even though he was also part Welsh and French and so on.
Is Beethoven looking a bit like Robert Pattinson?
Holy crap I think you were dead on with your Mary I assumption. Extrapolated lightly, she looks A LOT like Jess Phillips
Absolutely amazing!! 😲👍
I miss the fuller smiles in some of your other videos but what a difference hair and clothes make. Can't get enough. Thank you 😊
Da Vinci looks like the most warm hearted history teacher.
Looks like Tommy Chong
@@playinguitarful i also totally agree with you looks like him
i want him to be my history teacher
He has something of the late great Robin Williams about him. His warmth and humour.
@@dragonlover7196
I'll be Your history teacher, child!
I can teach You all about the dialogue of all the comments I've posted on UA-cam!
Michelangelo is the best one in my opinion. His eyes are the most realistic and less creepy ones and looks smart and a dreamer. Although the painting is very dark and his facial hair is tricky, I recognized him immediately.
George Washington is incredibly realistic as well, but there's something in his face shape that doesn't let me recognize him.
I thought his face was too round and too filled in. I think he would be a bit leaner but of course living in a modern society would affect his appearance.
The old George has tooth problem which made his chin swollen. So the new George would be able to afford a dentist and not have a swollen chin.
@@africaart Great fun fact. I didn't know it. I am impressed if the artist considered that detail, he must be very perfectionist. Anyway, I still prefer Michelangelo's AI portrait.
@@Bigrobkerr lol
The guy that made the video probably decided to fix George Washington's lower jaw since it would've been fixed had he grown up in our time. Therefore he would've looked a bit different in our time.
Livia looks like a Hollywood actress. Beethoven looks like he could be a pop or rock musician. Young Hercules could be an NFL player. Da Vinci reminds me of a laid-back history teacher. Ceaser looks like he's the head of the CEO. And Michelangelo could be an art teacher.
Its insane to realize how totally normal they would look. Youd walk right by never knowing the incredible genious or bombastic personality or talent they possess
I like Caeser the best. That's EXACTLY how he'd look. An extremely intimidating and shrewd beurocrat who scared the shit out of his peers for how much he knew and what he could do. (Caeser of his time knew practically everything about his peers, and a modern version would be no different.)
i wouldnt want to get in legal trouble with Julius Caesar
Looks like the police chief from Grimm
He look like a mastermind politician either ceo smartest of corporation outplay government system
The original House of Cards main character
Bro just looks evil 😂
Caesar must have been an incredibly charismatic man back in the day! I couldn't take my eyes off of his AI augmentation portrait. Definitely looks like a man of power in the modern times.
Julius Caesar looks like Sasha Roiz, the actor who played Sean Renard on NBC’s “Grimm”
Yes, he was incredibly charismatic, also brilliant both in politics and war, loved doing propaganda with his achievements, and yes, it did derive in him ending up being narcissistic.
Perhaps the reason why modern lawyers and politicians share Caesar's charisma is because he set the standard for what charisma looks like.
Gaius Iulius was Roman and therefore he came from what is now the Italian region.
It is therefore assumed that Ceasar had slightly darker skin and brown eyes. It is said he suffered from (early) hair loss. If you now consider all the stress of fighting and politics, he will also has been marked with folds etc.
By the way Romans were also just 1.60-1.70m tall on average at that time.
All of this doesn't necessarily make him any less charismatic, but it does set him apart from the "handsome american banker" that the AI picture portrays.
Aaaaaand...
it should not be forgotten that hardly any of the exhibited busts were made during Caesar's lifetime. So the only one that really depicts him is the one that was "recently" found in the Rhône in France. And this deviates from the ideal images of the other statues.
I always thought that Caesar was a redhead, as well as Da Vinci.
1. Julius Caesar= Successful Italian Lawyer
2. Henry VIII= Stephen Kramer Glickman aka (Gustavo Rocqué) (Big Time Rush)
3. Leonardo Da Vinci= Retired Painter
4. Joan of Arc= Lorde
5. Livia Drusilla= Nelly Furtado
6. Antinous= Brenton Thwaites
7. Mary I= Modern-day British businesswoman
8. Isaac Newton= Orlando Bloom
9. Beethoven= Robert Pattinson
10. “Bull Bear”= Modern-day Native American guy who fixes cars.
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Fantastic work.
Caesar just proves that in 2000 years, we’re still looking for the same archetype in our leaders.
How he was born into emperor not selected
He wasn’t an emperor, the emperor started after his death. He tried to turn the republic into a empire, but he got humbled by the senate by way of knife
I would like to see what they would have looked like without any modern extrapolation. Like if I time-travelled and met them in person.
As soon as you invent your time machine do this👍👍😀😀
How will you do that
Most of them either had very large armies who can easily jump into fire for their leader if necessary
And all intellectuals present here were either living in mansions with guards or hidden somewhere in forest
So even with time machine it seems very hard
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You obviously did not understand my comment.
All I said, in essence, is AI rendition of what they would have looked like back then, not with modern haircuts and clothes.
@@EtopEtim Oh ok
I thought u wish to go back in time and meet them
@@rahulverma8774
Nope! Read my comment again.
This is so fascinating
I really liked this. Good job!👍
Thank you so much!
There is a painting of Beethoven done in 1802, when he was 32, and the likeness this guy pulled from a substantially older Beethoven painting looks almost exactly like the younger one. Either he saw and was influenced by the earlier portrait, or the AI guy is a genius.
Beethoven had a shock of grey hair attributed to his stress
Imagine if casting directors used this technology to help them cast these iconic figures of history in shows and films.
These days they literally race swap historical characters and u expecting them to go for similar looking cast?
@@Anonymous-qb4vc Not at all. I was just entertaining an unrealistic hypothetical lol
@@Anonymous-qb4vc lol not as bad as them making a movie about a slaver and calling it “woman king”
It would be better if the artist had researched a little and not apparently gone from one or two depictions. Henry VIII for example was a redhead with blue eyes, but here he has dark hair and brown eyes.
@@peters8512 True.
Definitely Julius Caesar, Henry VIII, Hadrian, Bach and Marcus Aurelius. Really interesting video!
Julius Caesar is a mixture between Tobey Maguire and Bear Grylls.
I wasn't prepared for Joan of Arc's recreation being as drop-dead-gorgeous as it was. Looks really can kill, considering who she was.
The AI recreation of Joan is wearing a full face of makeup and bobbed hair/bangs, something she would most likely not have done if she were alive today. She was a military woman. Most modern female members of the military don't wear makeup for their everyday duties, and their hair is either in a bun or short. The Roman empresses I can see wearing makeup and styling their hair, but not Joan. She would have been function over fashion.
Way to ruin his fantasy, guys. Lol
@@ArchangelExile Well, he’s fantasizing about a teenager who was murdered, so…
She was reported in writings at that time by contemporaries that she was indeed very attractive and “untouchable”
Records say she was quite cute tho
Wow! That was truly amazing! Does anyone else out there think that Julius Caesar would have made a great James Bond????
I think Julius Caesar's rendering looks more like 3 movie stars combined but I cannot for the life of me remember their names except one is the actor from Lucifer.
@@suejones7390 Tom Ellis
No.
@@suejones7390 Is another one Jamie Lannister?
I don't think the a I got the true Julius Caesar. He did not look like the bust
This was amazing to watch.
AI is our only real shoot at time-travel. This is amazing work! Fascinating. Thank you!
This artist is amazing. One of the first examples where these characters feel like real people you could see today. Bravo!
Absolutely fascinating to see figures from the past brought back to life.
Watching this, can''t stop imagining them being immortal and staying alive to this day and adapting to the new world, also reminds us that they were just humans, such as us.
Amazingly awesome!
@6:00 Is anyone else getting strong Robert Pattinson vibes from Beethoven?
6:30 oh he look alike my father..... Oh father! I miss him! He died in December 17th 2017
This is Beautiful❣️
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!
The portraits and statues were often times stylized to make the person appear more powerful or to hide and downplay certain unfavorable attributes that might make them seem less of a person. Kind of like the same concept behind Photoshop in popular celebrity magazines
Well it's, yes, but, kind of. The Greeks sought to describe people as they were, so their sculptures and busts tend to be as close to the person as the artist could render them. Romans, on the other hand, and as a second example, did fall under the rule you describe, and indeed, had a tendency to... make do with certain unfavourable characteristics they could've had.
How do you know this? Did you know the sculptors, artists, painters and their methods or approach to their creations?
@@arthurcurry2003 Look at real photos of Queen victoria and compare it to a her painted portrait.
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That I know!
Napoleon was not particularly tall, that's true but he was not *that* small either (roughly 1m70/5'7)
Buf he was depicted a lot next to two of his generals (not necessarily together, you know what I mean (can't recall their names rn) who were both very tall. So in comparison, he appears smaller
Same in Madame Tausauds. They often ask for more inchs off and taller than they are.
Stunning.
I didn't think it would be so impactful. The secret is that we know much of what these people did. You can see the command in Julius Caesar's eyes, Henry VIII looks disarming but something in his eyes looks like he could walk away and give a command to tear you apart without a blink. Both Leonardo Da Vinci and Michelangelo look like they could easily get lost in the crowd without us ever knowing their genius. Washington still looks Presidential and Bull Bear looks like a savant sage that you would pay a fortune to see but he wouldn't accept it. Who threw me off was Isaac Newton and Marcus Aurelius just wow!
How many people get lost in the crowd without ever finding their genius?
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One or two maybe. Most earn degrees and strike it rich either as an important engineer, researcher or business owner.
Isaac Newton can split me half and I'd say thank you
Isaac Newton looks like an attractive college professor, and Leonardo Da Vinci and Michaelangelo look like your local artists who you might see sketching in the park
truly amazing!!
Fascinating , and a good choice of music too.
This particular category is my absolute favorite! Please have more of these episodes if possible. The AI renditions are amazing when viewed side by side with the original works.
Antinous was a beautiful young man. I can see what Hadrian saw in him! Fantastic video!
He was 14 when Hadrian met him as a 47 year old. Basically a grooming victim of a pedophile in the ultimate position of power.
Hadrian looks like a Bohemian history professor who got roped into heading a committee against his wishes...which I guess he kind of was.
Wow… that was amazing!
Da Vinci gives some: "Yeah now im more a chill guy but back in the 60s.. " Vibes :D
Congratulations - you've done a great job. Mary Queen of Scots was considered a beauty, and turned a lot of heads, before losing her own. She was kept captive by her cousin Queen Elizabeth I, and that's when that not too flattering portrait of her was done to Elizabeth's instructions. Other portraits of Mary, done by independent sources, show a strikingly beautiful woman.
Yes, in her youth, the Queen of Scots was a striking beauty. However, decades of captivity,poor health and stress all took their toll. At the time of her death, she had very short, sparse grey/white hair. However, she played one last joke on her captors by covering it up with a long, auburn loose wig for her execution- counting on the executioner to hold up her severed head by her 'hair' which caused her noggin to floor and them having to get on their hands and knees to pick her head back up instead of being able to gloat over having done the deed!
The definition of ‘beauty’ changes through history mr, ‘flabby bum’.
A pale skinned overweight woman with rotten black teeth was once the true sign of beauty. Pale skin meant she never worked outside like a peasant. Overweight meant she could afford to eat whatever she wanted. Black teeth meant she could afford sugar. This is where the British bad teeth comes from, because British royalty could afford sugar and no one else could.
People were known to blacked their teeth with coal just to appear like they had sugar. Think of it like you photoshopping your instagrams hahah
“and turned a lot of heads, before losing her own.”
priceless
Elisabeth may have been very jealous of her cousin's beauty. Nasty deceitful thing to do.
@@Starlightndust While Elizabeth may have had some envy over the accounts of the Queen of Scots's stunning beauty in her youth, it paled compared to how much she distrusted the Queen of Scots from having HER (Elizabeth) murdered so SHE could be the new monarch of England (since the Queen of Scots WAS Elizabeth's closest blood relative via the Tudor lineage remaining). Yes, it's true that Queen Elizabeth became VERY upset and had horrible crying jags at the news of the onetime Queen of Scots' execution but it wasn't because she had any affection for her. Contrary to many dramatization, the Queen of Scots and England NEVER met in person! It was because Elizabeth had hinted around for years for the Queen of Scots's jailors/guardians to have the latter quietly murdered in her cell but none of them were willing to do this. Hence, when that became clear, Elizabeth reluctantly ordered her execution . ..but kept hoping the Queen of Scots would still be quietly murdered. However, with the Queen of Scots being executed, Elizabeth knew that since she'd approved a onetime fellow monarch's execution, that meant that SHE could be targeted by other monarchs. ..or even her own subjects. Regardless, Elizabeth left the throne of England to the Queen of Scots' son James VI but she waited until her actual deathbed to give the word. There's some speculation that Elizabeth and James VI may have secretly connived to greenlight Mary's execution to clear the way for James VI eventual succession but there's been no written smoking gun found. Ironically, the Queen of Scots' motto was 'In my End is my Beginning' - and it wound up that EVERY single monarch who has sat on the English and British thrones has been HER descendant while Elizabeth was the last of the Tudors (and she even proclaimed herself 'of barren stock' upon the news of Mary giving birth to James).
When I've lived in UK, as an outsider, I have notice one strange thing - English people do tend to look sort of alike. Some of them are completely unrelated but have kind of similar facial features. So, to come to the point - Henry the 8 looking like an ordinary man from the pub - it's not so far fetched.
I don't look anything like him. Most English people are part Germanic and Celtic. As for people all looking alike, I suppose you've never been to China or Japan? Oh, and Henry VIII was of Welsh (Celtic) heritage, not English, hence the red hair.
I live in Spain and here you can recognise an English person from a mile away.. I just can see it in their face that they're English
@@sabrinaaaaaaaaa To be fair with English tourists, you probably can hear them from 2 miles away as well.
@@sabrinaaaaaaaaa I've never had anyone tell me I " look British ".
@@white-dragon4424 I've been able to differentiate between Japanese and Chinese people. Perhaps it's an environmental thing?
George Washington looks like a man of charm and wisdom. Very likeable yet of high class. A natural leader.
I always forget how YOUNG these people were, bc they wore white/gray wigs or powdered their hair, they look so old in their paintings. But when they are modernized, I’m reminded that these people did so much before they were even 45-50.
Modern Henry VIII is guy who peaked in high school married his high schoool girlfriend and is now a small business owner
Sounds like a great life
Leonardo DaVinci looks like a very kind grandfather
I think he looks like Tommy Chong
@@recluese2421 so what
@@Gygsd so what
Fascinating!
Amazing!
All of these historic people looked so much more real in modern dress. I'll bet Julius Caesar would be a ruthless corporate CEO nowadays. Washington in sitting in his living room with a glass of wine - He looked like a retired army general. Mozart and Beethoven were handsome guys with a modern makeover. I can imagine discussing art and science with DaVinci, Rembrandt or Newton over coffee.
BTW - I'd love to see Chopin and Lizst in modern dress!
No doubt Julius Caesar would rise to the top in any society in any day in age.
Beethoven was crazy! His modern portrait is accurate; capturing the essence of the tortured artist.
Can you imagine that there are actually people walking around the earth that look exactly like the renderings?
What a stunner Antonius was! What lovely open kind faces Da Vinci, Michaelangelo, Hadrian and Marcus Aurelius have. One of my best friends was Marcus in a past life.
Its also fascinating how theres also some people out there that look identical to historical figures yet share no relation to them.
(Beethoven looks like a modern music artist that sings pop songs in a boy band)
The only difference is Beethoven had talent.
Henry VIII looks like a rowdy Manchester United fan that would shout "You WOT!" if you looked at him wrong on a night out
I could definetely imagine Ceasar looking like this in the past. King Henry too.
Absolutely brilliant....I'd love to see the heroes from Rokes Drift that would be brilliant.
I did a paper on Leonardo in college, and always loved him; an enigmatic and sympathetic melancholy persona. This only made me love him more.
Sounds like how I feel about Edvard Munch-
serious giga chad meme potential right here 5:15
Hard to believe Isaac Newton died a virgin if he looked like that.
很用心，感谢！
I was actually taught Tudor History at school by a man who looked exactly like Henry VIII.
Ayo? 🤨📸
Same here lol. Mr Roberts was his name , a great teacher .
Same me too
My dad and his siblings went to a high school named after Abraham Lincoln, and one of their teachers looked a lot like Abraham Lincoln! His students constantly joked about it, but he seemed to enjoy the resemblance, and even grew a Lincoln style beard.
Man I can just imagine how epic it would be if Civilization VII would have this kind of art!
Been awhile since I watched a UA-cam vid from start to end!!!!!
This is chilling!
Absolutely fascinating, I am no spring chicken but modern technology never ceases to amaze me, thank you for your time and effort putting this together.
Modern technology is a two-edged sword.
The AI was like "Beethoven... He's a musician, right? Yeah, Imma make him look like a 20 sthg Jason Mraz type of pop star.” 😂
Edit : Seriously, that's mind-blowingly good, hypnotic and interesting. Props!
What a surprise. They look exactly the same but with a modern shirt. Great job