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Zeus's cross-dressing line is a reference to a Norse story where the king of the frost giants stole Mjölnir and would only return it in exchange for Frigga's hand in marriage. However, Loki devised a plan to have Thor impersonate Frigga and go to "marry" the guy. Once the king brought Mjölnir out as a flex, Thor grabbed it and murdered everyone in the hall.
Love this story. I read a ton of Greek and Norse mythology growing up, so I got pretty much everything. I did have to look up flyting when I first saw it though
Wasn't it Freya that he wanted? And when they asked her to do it, she flatly refused, which is why they had to do the whole crossdressing thing. It's a great story if anyone ever wants to check it out. Thor spends the whole wedding party breaking almost breaking character, leading to Loki having to desperately play it off as wedding jitters and such. Like, Thrym, the Frost Giant king who stole the hammer, gets a look a Thor's burning red with rage eyes and comments on them, and Loki sweeps in and explains that she's been so anxious and excited, she hasn't slept for a week.
It was Freya, the most beautiful of all the gods. Frigga was Thor's mom and Odin's wife. Other than that, accurate. There's even a Valkyrie Bride skin in Smite for Thor dressed in a wedding gown, it's great.
Could've sworn it was Heimdall's idea?
It wasn't Loki's idea it was Heimdallr's
"I will drop you like Greece's GDP" has much more recent applications since they had a dept crisis around 2010-12 and had to do heavy reforms aswell as getting emergency funds from germany to stay afloat. Since the ERB came out in 2014 it was still a relatively fresh topic.
those funds where from europe not just germany
The “Loki must have written you lines” bar doesn’t make sense, since Loki was known to be very good at flyting
You’re dead on there, Loki was a master of flyting
@@jasonwalker3185 yeah that would be like saying “your rap is weak, did Eminem write it for you?”
Yeah, but he was also a trickster who liked playing pranks on the gods. If Loki wrote some of the lines, he would have absolutely snuck in some booby traps that he hoped Thor would be too dumb to notice.
Not only was Loki the best at it, according to Norse mythology he invented it.
Yes Loki was a master Flyter but, I feel like everyone is forgetting that he's also listed as the only one who could beat you while making you laugh at his destruction of you. So basically Zeus was saying that Thor couldn't be that funny so he needed a better ghost writer, AKA Loki.
Percy Jackson actually got me into mythology as a kid, here in Canada at least, we actually learned a bit about Greek and Roman gods, like Mars vs Ares, didn't discover Norse until later, but viking lore just hits different.
*we learned in public school.
Have you read the Magnus Chase series?
Ah I see we have a man of culture
Wish they kept going
Try Magnus Chase... Norse myth novel by same author
I think the phrase “immortal throne” refers to the fact that Greek gods were by and large immortal, while the Norse gods were very strong but could still die (and did die during Ragnarok)
Ragnarök is not the destruction of Asgard (even though it is in the movies) but originally the "End of the World" and the " Gods-death", basicly he is saying "i'll bring ragnarök to you" aka "'I'll kill you all"
Ragnarok was more a cycle of life death and rebirth it was how the Scandinavian people's explaned how the world worked
@@brothersgt.grauwolff6716 To be very exact, Ragnarök was more about the history and the downfall of the gods with the event of ragnarök itself beeing the fight between gods and giants in which wake the whole world is destroyed. Only the very last chapter is about a recreation of a world, but it is less about a life/death cycle. Althoug there is this interpretation of Rudolf Simek with life/death. The more likely and commonly interpreted "meaning" is more of a destruction of the world and its evil. The recreation afterward is like the christian heaven without evil and therefore the end. As without evil there is no need for a ragnarök anymore.
Fun side fact, flyting has been done as recently as 1930...Mohammed Ali technically did that every fight. He'd do super rude slam poetry WHILE fighting. Dude was hilarious, though we just called is poetic trash talk.
- 1930?
"He Floated like a Butterfly and Stung like a Bee but he wasn't born till 'round 1943"
So you meant 1960/70/80 maybe?
The reason they are doing Zeus vs Thor is because they are both thunder gods. It's like putting Raiden up against Thor or Zeus. Most of these Rap Battles are like that in their matching.
Loads up "Zeus vs Thor" reaction.
Ad starts: *Zeus is dead*
Me: "Whelp, I guess it's settled"
Zeus messed up with that Loki line; Loki, being the trickster god, invented the art of Flyte and was the best at it.
Also, very good catch on that, not many know that the Norse invented battle rapping.
I think Zeus is saying “Loki pranked you by giving you crap bars” not that Loki would be bad at battle rap
I-- That's really cool, knowing that . . . Loki is the Father of Battle Rap (my nickname for him).
I think it’s more along the lines of “you’re not that clever, so you must’ve got Loki to do this for you”
YESSS!!!!! LETS GO!!!! THNAKS FOR THIS!!!!
It's Zeus vs Thor because they're both they both shoot lightening bolts.
Edit: your video game knowledge served you well, my man =D
I don't think Cerberus was female, but I don't think it matters as Thor was being disrespectful anyway, he doesn't think much of Cerberus or anything from Zeus' world. What's next? Oprah vs Ellen?
okay, but can't Odin also use Mjolnir though? (seeing as if he was able to take away the hammer when he punished Thor in the MCU movie.)
@@seanwilson531 mjolnir doesnt give thor his lightning powers.. it only focuses/channels them
@@seanwilson531 Of course he can--we saw him pick it up, enchant it and cast it away on Earth in the first Thor movie =)
Odin, Hela and Thor and Steve Rogers are the only people in the MCU shown to be worthy of the Hammer--I assume Hela was worthy because it was hers before it was Thor's or the MCU was just showing us how powerful she was, which also works. She didn't just catch Mjolnir. She crushed it!
@@G1Transformed definitely.
@@G1Transformed And vision
Thor vs Zeus both gods affiliated with lightning. The "I don't get nice I get Norse" line: the vikings believed in predestination of death. When they fought they believed they were invincible until it was there time to die. Because of that, they were ferocious in battle.
You caught everything. Wonderful job. Thor took this hy a landslide since his first. Zeus had good linens, not gonna discredit it, but this was absolutely ridiculous. GDP bar was hard, the "Now make like your daddy and swallow my babies", the opening shapeshifting rapist. Just too much heaviness going on. Very enjoyable reactions. Keep it up.
I really like Norse and Greek mythology. I think the stories are so cool and it’s easy to get lost in it all.
@@whatitdodave I agree completely but the vast knowledge is wonderful because not everyone gets the Valhalla, Flyting, and a few other things being said. The GFP line without a doubt was destructive. One of my favorite reactors to these is you without a doubt. Keep it up.
"You caught everything"
Yes his reflexes are like Drax's, nothing went over his head.
You are one of the coolest and realest on UA-cam! Big ups dude. Hope you react to the entire ERB series over time.
As a big fan of mythology seeing this was awesome as I already enjoy your videos. My favorite God in mythology is Janus who has two faces . one looking at the past and one in the future. He is also considered the gatekeeper of time
Mad respect man. I already love the channel, but you got most references in here that most reactors never get.
I read tons of Greek and Norse mythology growing up.
Charon was the boatman for the River Styx. If the living didn’t put coins under your eyes after death, you wouldn’t have the fare to cross the River into Hades.
The 3 headed dog was Cerberus. It’s a modern day word in the IT field now too, called Kerberos, basically like a server that authorizes your identity.
One slight correction - Cronus was given a prophecy that one of his children would rise up and overthrow him, as he had done to the Titans.
He actually swallowed his children whole, didn’t eat them. Rhea hid Zeus and gave Cronus a stone wrapped in cloths to eat.
Love the ERB reactions!!
This jawn is EASILY one of the most savage ERB's in their library. Both Zues and Thor went ham on this joint!
Let's go been waiting for you to react to this!!!
Yo this dude actually knows history. I mean he gets a couple things wrong, but I mean, someone who hadn’t researched shit right before hand would make a few mistakes and he doesn’t like many.
The loki line from zeus is taking about thor having a ghost writter
I am commenting before the video. I know Dave is not ready for these bars. HOT FIRE!
yup its the river stix and also 2 coins for the dead
the phrase was "one for the trip and one for the ferryman"
I’ve watched a lot of reactions to this and you were the first one to catch the flyting bar and know what it means.
i love this new side to you, Dave.
"he in the zone. PREACH N***A PREACH!😎💕
Frost Giants are simply just "The Frost Giants" but their home is called Jotunheim.
wrong. the frost giants are "Jötunn"
Hey thanks for this dave, my fave one!! In Norse mythology the frost giants name is ymir
ymir is the father of all giants. the frost giants as a whole are jötunn
@@darcraven01 well he was talking about the one in the movie.. which would be Ymir I believe.
>Loki must have written your lines
Loki invented Flyting and was its patron god, so. You took a fat L, Zeus
This was so fun & your knowledge of the gods has served you well. 😊
When you know the history of both of them, as you do, this rap battle is so 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥!
Its a little late but one thing i caught in the "MC Hammer" bar could be a reference to Marvel as well since MC is the initials for Marvel Comics.
Sir: I really enjoyed all of your commentaries, but there was one particular moment I was waiting for. After, "I will drop you like Greece's GDP," and you responded, "THAT'S a bar." You were right, definitely, but, in the back of my mind, I was thinking, "Just wait..." :)
Thank you for your response. I only just now discovered your channel and look forward to catching up. Best wishes.
This by far my favorite ERB because it's so close; but I think Thor wins this one because of that first line was a absolutely savage. A two piece and side of taters.
You thought this was close? I’ll give Zeus (Nice Peter) credit for having some savage bars of his own, but Thor destroyed him after Zeus’ opening round.
The viking fire ship burial is actually the topic of the song One Thousand Burning Arrows by Amon Amarth.
It's a slow and somber song, especially for a band that's usually fast, hard and aggressive, and it really makes you feel like you're standing on a beach and watching that ship go up in flames, sending the deceased to the next life.
they are both God's Of the Sky and Thunder.
A 4 for 1 special today? Ayyyyyyy
My dude is cranking these out today I thought you had done one lmao.
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There’s only one thing I didn’t see you or other commenters pick up on and that’s “I’ll be the first to put it in writing” which I can only assume is a reference to the fact that Norse mythology is famously quite unknown due to the vikings just not writing a lot of that stuff down whereas the Greeks wrote down so much more.
Poor Cerberus. HE was a good dog/monster. He was tricked into guarding hades all for the love a little girl that loved him. He was a puppy when she found him Hades tried to get him to work for him but kept being told no as Cerberus didn't want to leave her, so Hades basically killed her and told Cerberus that if he worked for him for a set amount of years he would let her go. And he could live with her again. Cerberus trusted him but can't tell how long he has been down there...
Cerberus was best dogo
@@mahshic2660 Cerberus translated from latin I believe is spotted. So cerebus name is spot.
@@ericcook4171 that is the best
Source?
aighttttt you know about Kronos you a real one
Ghostbusters vs Mythbusters reaction plz!!
The Vikings would often take their sales down and lay it over the longboat as a roof for rain protection 😁 it also took them on average around 3 years to build a single boat, the craftsmanship was pristine.
Zeus lost this one mainly because his whole thing is "I'm the King of the Gods, you can't beat me because I'm too awesome", while Thor is in there with the fuckin hot bars callin him a shapeshifting rapist and all, it's great.
Well actually, they put coins in the mouth of the dead in Greece. It is a widely held misconception that they were put on eyes and yet one more reason I love the game Hades (because in the graphics you see skulls with coins in their mouths.
Secondly Zeus can't fight Odin because Odin would DESTROY him. Odin is the kind of badass that Zeus can't even dream about.
As for this fight, Thor hands down. Thor knocks Zeus down with his opening line and Zeus is playing catchup the rest of the battle.
And lastly I love mythology so this is one of my favorite ERBs.
The swan line references the rape of Leida. The bull line referenced his interaction with Helen of Troy’s mom iirc
@ParadoxicallySweet - Close, very close. Leida was the mother of Helen (via Zeus seducing her as a swan). The bull line was a reference to his equally-rapey abduction of Europa. Considering that most of Zeus's history consisted of molesting anything that moved - and a few things that didn't - it's difficult to keep track :)
The Greece GDP dropping line was about the modern day Greek economic problems. Greece had massive expenditures, massive social programs, and the only way they could afford that was massive debts they were racking up. The EU was not happy with giving Greece even more money so they initially said they were not going to bail Greece out. Russia offered to help Greece out because at that since (2012 ish) Russia had a lot of money from seeling their oil and gas). Eventually Germany bite the bullet and bailed Greece out because they didn't want to let Russia bail Greece out.
The Greek economic crisis happened around the same timg this video came out, so I always thought that was a bar for the modern day Greek GDP crisis.
It was an interesting time and it was just a few years ago. Worth skimming the Wiki article about it at least.
One reason they didn’t build big ships is because they didn’t have harbors that were deep enough for large keels. Viking longboats could even navigate rivers.
I think one book has a modern man end up in Viking times and try to show them plans for a big ship. They look at it and say that it looks good but they just don’t have any harbors for it
They could also be traveled over land fairly easily.
Edit- if you enjoy fantasy-history, check out Diana Gabladon's Outlander series.
It's about a WW2 nurse from England who goes back in time 200 years and gets caught up in Scotland's failed Jacobite uprising against the English.
She falls in love with a Scottish laird (lord) but ends up having to return to her own time.
She returns to the past in later books and ends up in the Revolutionary War.
It's a very good read and has a show on Starz if that's more your style.
0:55 isn't there not much info in the mythology _about_ Odin though? also doesn't Thor become King at some point? 🤔
No, there is a lot of info about Odin. And no, Thor died during the same war that Odin (just like every other Norse God).
The River is Styx that Charon takes you across for the underworld.
Keep your Asgard up also scan as keep your guard up. I'll Ragnarok the house, scan as I'll rock the house.
Well, it's kinda hard to pin down when people first started insulting eachother in rhyme, but there are versions of it all over the place and many of them go back hundreds if not thousands of years. Usually, it's a form of pre-fight ritual meant to show off cleverness and quick wit. Though sometimes it is the fight, or it's treated more as a game than something for combat.
While Norse longboats weren't super big, no one else was building ships that were much bigger. They also had keels that let them sail in the North Sea much more effectively than basically anyone else, and they had shallow drafts that let them sail right up most rivers and strike deep into the heart of Europe.
The "Viking Funeral" thing never happened. While Viking kings were often buried with their boats, they were buried. Not sent out to sea and burned. There is literally zero achealogical evidence for that and only one source mentions anything like it, and it wasn't even talking about the Vikings. And was almost certainly exaggerated.
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Dropped already!
In Roman and Greek mythology it's called the River of Styx. I don't know name of the Guardian but he ferries the souls. Cerberus was female but many old depictions have her as male(even the statues and action figures are all female) he also uses wraiths and hellhounds to go and collect lost or wandering souls
Charon is the ferryman that brings the dead across the River Styx.
Its also the name of the concierge of The Continental in John Wick.
@@johnpatrick1647 right and correct
The sea you can’t remember Is called the river Styx
LOL uncle dave you play SKYRIM?
I DID NOT know that the Queen of Naboo from Thor was Natalie Portman, until . . . well, Thor.
They’re both “gods of thunder/lighting”
Zeus spat ⚡Lightning⚡
but Thor brought the 🌩Thunder🌩 😋
After seeing Thor - Love and Thunder, this battle hits even harder.
Edit: He didn't miss the flyte line.
One of the stories in Norse mythology was the tale of Loki's flyting. A flyting is an exchange of personal insults. In the story, Loki takes personal shots at every one of the gods in Odin's court. Accuses Odin of effeminacy by using magic (in Norse culture magic was a woman's work, not a manly thing), accused Frey of buying his wife, Thor of cross dressing (the Lay of Thrym), it goes on. The upshot of it all was that it pisses off the gods so much that they end up catching him, chaining him, and positioning a snake dripping poison onto his face until Ragnarok.
You sure I missed the flyte bar? 4:27
@@whatitdodave I'm a moron. And apparently easily distracta-SQUIRREL!
Natalie Portman played Jane in the Thor movies
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The boatman is Charon. And yeah, it would have just been the River Styx.
The minute Thor called him a "Shapeshifting Rapist", the battle was over. End of story.
I'm making a dave in skyrim
lightning thrower vs the one who made lightning his bitch
so I basically know about Norse mythology mostly from the Thor movies, and I know about Greek mythology from research I did plus the show Atlantis got me into it again at some point. So I came into this erb biased towards Thor. like he said, "you shapeshifting rapist," there was actually a specific story where Zeus shapeshifts into a swan to rape a woman, shit like that is why I'm against Zeus specifically, though I like other Greek figures like Athena. but in the Thor fandom (again, the movies), Thor has a good reputation wrt women, and I've also read a bit about women Vikings having had a good standing in Viking culture, so that right there makes me pretty biased towards Thor. this rap battle basically solidified that for me.
wrt are the Thor movies accurate to the mythology, I know there are some changes, at least. I actually watched this one video by Jessie Gender when she talked about Loki in which she gets into the different versions of Loki, starting with the original mythology, then going into the comics and movies. I thought it was quite good, so maybe it'd give you a good insight into the differences…
Zeus vs Thor (both thunder/lightning) but also because Thor is considered the strongest Norse God IRL MYT.
Thor was probably physically the strongest due to the magic girdle the dwarves made for him, but I would think that Odin was probably still more powerful overall…
This battle was more fire than surtur.
Natalie Portman play the love interest for Thor in the movies
I think the Zeus and Thor match up is because they both use lightning
Because they are both gods of lightning
ITS the river stix
i grew up reading grecian stories im just a man with an ankh
the giant thrym stole thor's hammer and thor had to dress as a woman to get his hammer back
GDP: God of DownUnder Pawns.
[Loki or Odin helped shape-shift/combine Thor and the Australian actor together here]
Gross domestic product... He is referencing the greek economic collapse of 2012.
Not to sound like I'm trying to educate you (you sound like you know this shit), but just going over some points in case anyone else wants more context. I love mythology so, yeah.. long read, but if interested, might be worth reading?
"I'll put your crossdressing neck in a noose," others have already stated the story of Thor crossdressing (which is hilarious cause Thor is like THE MAN in Norse mythology, just a HUGE dude with a beer gut, muscles, rockin beard, etc), the noose parts from a tale of Odin hanging himself from a tree to gain knowledge.
"I'm a bull getting bitches with my swan shlong."
Two references to two times Zeus seduced two different ladies by shapeshifting into different animals.
The story of Europa (which we get the name Europe from) he turned into a bull. I think it was Leda that he turned into a swan for, which he had sex with her (as a swan, still) and she wound up laying an egg (either one egg with twins or two eggs with a twin in each) which produced Helen (Helen of Troy) and her sister.
"Allow Thor to retort you shapeshifting rapist," majority of Zeus-specific tales are about him transforming to seduce/rape women. From what was previously mentioned to golden rain to an injured animal to get with Hera (which he didn't even need to do cause she was down for it, so he literally did it for his own kicks), to his other sister, Demeter (which resulted in the birth of Persephone), etc. Like very few stories of him having sex with women involved consensual sex.
Ragnorok is more specifically the end of days, final battle of the Gods which all but a few end up dying. He's basically telling Zeus to keep his guard up cause Thor's about "end this man's whole career."
"You tongue-kiss your sister." Probably a specific reference to Zeus' marriage to Hera, his sister. But could also be a reference to his raping of his other sister, Demeter. Not to mention his previous relations with... I think aunts or cousins? Metis, Themis, Mnemosyne, Eurynome, Leto, and couple others.
Thor's comment about Zeus being ruthless to humans. Zeus never liked humans. The story of Prometheus basically shows Prometheus (who despised Zeus) constantly going behind his back by not only creating humans in their own image, but also giving them knowledge, tricking Zeus to accept bones and innards as sacrifices instead of meat, and giving humans the invention of fire. Zeus often took anger out on humans at different times, often at best was just very neutral towards them. The only time he gave a damn about humans is if he was trying to get with one.
Zeus mentions his lightning bolts (hence the battle between the two, Zeus' bolts vs. Thor being God of Thunder), but another interesting part about the weather is that Thor has control of weather. It's not just lightning, but he could create storms on a whim.
"make like your daddy and swallow my babies." Chronus (often mistaken for Chronos) was told that one of his children would overthrow him. So whenever Rhea gave birth, Chronus would immediately swallow the newborn whole (some tales just say he eats them). Rhea eventually gives birth to Zeus and hides him while exchanging him out for a rock (hence why most say he swallows them whole, cause otherwise how would you not noticing you're biting into a rock, even IF you were a god). Zeus was the one that freed his siblings and overthrew Chronus and the rest of the Titans to create the era of the Olympians.
Interestingly enough, Zeus was told one of his own children would do the same thing - around the time he was with Metis - so he wound up tricking Metis while she was pregnant with a competition that involved her turning into a fly - so Zeus swallowed HER whole to prevent her from giving birth. Metis did give birth and due to her forging armor and a sword, causing Zeus to have a massive headache, he had Hephaestus crack his skull open - from the emerging wound, Athena comes roaring out. Athena never overthrew Zeus and would go onto actually becoming his FAVORITE child.
"Take these drachma for your eyes." Yeah, you basically nailed it. The specific part is most of the time, the coins were placed over the dead's eyes. Sometimes it'd be under their tongue. Not sure why Charon needed money to ferry the dead across Styx, I can only imagine he'd need plenty of stops at Starbucks for the coffee for his overtime shifts.
Cerebus/Cerberus is usually depicted as male. This line was specifically a means to diss Greek Mythos. Like from Thor's perspective, this magnificent creature that's so ferocious that its sole responsibility is to prevent anything from entering/escaping the realm of Hades, is just a little bitch.
Like, if you're a student of mythology both sides here are just fucking going full force with all the references and I love it. I'm sorry if I overstepped your or anyone else's toes, but I could talk forever about this stuff and I wanted to include more context for anyone that may be interested.
Fun fact: Thor's mom is his also his sister and aunt... Odin and his daughter made Thor if y'all confused.
Nope. Thor's mother is Gaia herself, actually making him Zeus's uncle.
You're thinking of Rome with the idea of expansion too far, too fast contributing to the fall.
The line is actually from a way more recent economic collapse of Greece between 2008-2015, due to a lack of productivity and rampant tax evasion that went unpunished, only compounded by them joining the EU/Eurozone to try to hide the problem until it became too big to hide anymore and they defaulted on a €1.6 billion loan. Sadly, when they were bailed out by the EU authorities, it was really only to make sure Greece paid their loan back, not to get Greece back on their feet again. Of course, they're not making things better by telling the world they've gotten back on their feet when the only ones making money in Greece right now are banks and rich hedge funds.
The whole "viking funeral" thing was mostly just an invention. (Kind of like the horned helmet thing was an invention.) The Scandinavians of that time mostly used burial mounds, like the burial mound/barrow of Bjorn Ironside in Sweden. They did use ships, but it was less often than you might think, and they didn't burn the ships. They buried them, like the Ladby ship in Denmark.
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While Zeus and Thor are both Thunder Gods -hence the comparison- Thor's mother is actually Gaia, herself. Making Thor Zeus's uncle.
Zeus: Throws lightning bolts. Thor: God of thunder. That's why they were matched up.
Eh. Not enough of an explanation for me. I still think Odin vs Zeus would have been better. “Lighting” is a sorry excuse. This was unbelievable fire tho.
battle of the lightning boys and it was swan Zeus transformed into
Thor dropped the hammer on Zeus.
On a side note, can't wait for the next God of War.....BOI!!
"I know a lot about Zeus and Thor because i played video games."
Yep. And i know a lot about surgery because i played the "Operation" board game.
I like how you left out the other part, where I said “studied the mythology” in order to create your own narrative. Cool.
@@whatitdodave Nope, I was listening to your video while driving my loud ass Jeep down the freeway and didn't hear that part.
Either way, it was a joke, not a narrative.
Thor vs Zeus is because they are both gods of thunder.
Cuz they both use lightning 🌩
So I okay with it
In 5 bc Greece banned money so they used a barter system instead
PMSFL uncle dave i believe in thor
it's zeus vs thor because both are thundergods
Why Zeus and Thor? Both are thunder gods.
they matched them up because Thor is the God of Thunder....Zeus God of God is also God of Thunder and lightning.
I LOVE SKYRIM
One of ERB's finest battles! And my personal opinion: Thor took this!!
Eh.... Skyrim has a Norse aesthetic but not really any Norse mythology
Why is it EVERY reaction video to music has to be paused every two seconds? It's annoying as hell. It's not reacting to the video, uts breaking it down which is very different.
Reaction is a loose word. Especially with my content. A reaction can quickly turn into a review/dissection at any given moment. Also we pause on this channel homie, never going away.
I did however make a video showing people what TRUE pausing looks like 🤣 have a watch if you want.
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@@whatitdodave No worries my dude. Its not meant to be a diss at you in particular. It just happened to be this video that made it spill out. I like the breakdowns on the videos. I just wish people in general would watch once through so we could see some clean reactions before the breakdown. I get some pausing when a bar is fire, but its just been a trend on every frigging video I've seen for months. Respect for what you do though. I know I couldn't do it, so keep doing you and succeeding.
Trust, I know your pain. It erks me too when I’m watching other reactors, but it’s a different understanding with you being behind the camera. The PRESSURE 😂. You get used to it tho and eventually just start doing ya own thang. I do pause less in more melodic stuff like metal and singing reactions.
Thor crushed him, was a beatdown
nope, cerberus is a male
My only problem is they went with the trash Thor version from marvel,while i dont want to sound rude that version is by far the dumbest version snd quite weurd,truthfully the norse those version would be better ,but hey seems young people these days dont know better
Zeus won hands down