Thumbs up if you are proud of Keith's first hosting segment. He should have a spinoff shouldn't he? What would you like to see him do? Also heads up, just in time for school, YOU GUYS ASKED FOR IT and we now have KID'S SIZE Geography now T-shirts on Geographynow.com. Check it out!
Crazy thing about that atomic bomb my grandma still remembers white dust like snow falling from the sky and people playing with it. The worst part is radiation poisioning is causing long term health issues in my country. Birth defects, thyroid cancer, etc... Until today there are certain fish in the outer islands of Marshall your not allowed to eat due to this. People lost their homes, their identies and were moved to other islands that were smaller and more crowded.
I wish he would have talked about Ebeye. That place is full of the descendents of displaced ri-Majel who can't go home. Ebeye has no trees, hardly any fresh water, and it is SO crowded. Meanwhile the Americans have golf courses and luxury housing just a short boat ride away.
I am surprised that Kathy Kijiner was not mentioned (she is a Marshallese poet and climate change activist that spoke at the UN Climate Summit back in 2014). But other than that, I just want to say thank you for acknowledging my little island country. Komol tata (thank you very much)
@@guitarguy7847 nope it's not my first and I thought it's similar to "The Gambia" and "Zambia" thing 🤔 they added "The" to differentiate themselves from Zambia (similarly pronounced)
I love how Barb is developing everyone around him and not hogging the limelight. It appears very amateurish but very very endearing. I think that is this channel's edge.
John Kad there aren’t any restaurants that I know of, but they do have a pretty close knit community and most that I know speak their language. They have a few churches around town and they all seem to know each other (or know of each other) I’m not sure why Springdale Arkansas has such a large population but I remember a history teacher I had asking one of the students why their family chose to live in Springdale, the student shrugged and just said “most of our family lives here”
John Kad there’s so many in Springdale (where I live) because a preacher went to the islands, and after converting many people, brought them back here. Now even more people continue to immigrate here because their families are here. They have a huge community, and are a big part of Springdale culture :) I consider myself honored to be so well acquainted with a country a lot of the US knows nothing about
Omg! Thank you so much for teaching people about my home! Every time “someone tells me where you from?” “Hawaii?” I would say “no am from Marshall island. They would not know where and what is Marshall island and it kind upsets me that no one from where I live don’t know where is Marshall island. I feel like our school should teach everyone about Marshall island.
The Marshall Islands are so cool! I feel so horrible about the testing and the lack of justice you have been able to get in several areas. Really wish you got more attention... Is it okay if I ask what your personal opinion on the relations of the Marshall Islands and the United States is?
Don't be upset if they do not know where the Marshall Islands' location on the globe. You see, After more than ten years of their testing, their own government decided to eliminate these two school learning subjects of geography and history from their own educational curriculum to hide their lies and destruction set upon the innocent people, their land, and the ocean. The history of the nuclear bomb has two sides to the same story and if they know the one side by the bomb dropped on Hiroshima and Nakasaki, while they don't have any clue about the Marshall Islands, that is obvious.
I live in southern Indiana, and the high school I teach at actually has a pretty big Marshallese population, which is crazy considering that there are fewer than 100,000 Marshallese people on the planet, so it’s really exciting to have the opportunity to work with them!
My hometown in western Nebraska had a large number of Marshallese families. I always thought it was odd that they choose to live here. But it was cool to see another ethnic group in town
@@vic3451 I would disagree. At one point i wanted to live in the US. But after travelling there a few times I just wouldn't want to live there anymore. I would rather live in europe, canada, australia or new zealand. Since I don't get reminded every single time how inferior i am compared to them and how their country is just the best because america, like a lot of americans do. I know it's not all of you but damn that bappened a lot. And no, i don't live in a developed nation.
Springdale, AR has the largest population of Marshallese outside of the country itself because of Tyson. The poultry plants recruit very heavily from the Marshall Islands. When I lived outside Springdale and worked in the county court system, I learned there were only four certified Marshallese court interpreters in the US. One in Los Angeles...three in Springdale.
We're very much related to the aboriginal Taiwanese there.Our forebears came from that place thousands of years ago during the great Austronesian migration.
tyson chicken. Some marshallese dude went to college in america, decided he hated it, found a job in the chicken plant. He told his family, they told their friends, etc, etc, until all marshallese knew the money was good. I know this cuz Ilived there for a long while
Countries in late episode are kinda lucky. They get better graphics, better video quality, and the newest presentation style to offer. Anyways, thumbs up, barbs!
Amazing video as always guys, and congratulations Keith for your first hosting segment! It would be really interesting to see a series of traditional music for some countries hosted by Keith!
1979, my mom was born the day we got independence. Awesome! Great video, I also find it interesting that not many people know the origin of those nuclear tests even though they’re used a whole lot in memes and whatnot. Either way, my grandparents were from bikini. My mom tells us if those test didn’t happen we’d go there on vacation. My love for the sea would’ve been over the roof. Beautiful white sand, would’ve been nice.
I’m Marshallese...born and raised in the Marshall Islands but Right now I’m here in Arizona, USA just came here for Better education. Much love to y’all!!
Hello everyone, very much enjoyed this video. i was TDY, from Hawaii in 1978. i was in the army and was a part of the radiation clean up. This was on Enewetak Atoll. Please don't be mad at me. I had nothing to do with the atomic bombs, most were before i was even born. i just wanna say that i love the islands. I snorkeled almost every day and the water was amazing. when the tide went out it had to be the most wonderful tide pooling in the world. anyway thanks the video and i loved the Enewetak Atoll. I would love to go back and visit sometime.
The German ship Prinz Eugen is sunk inside Kwajelein lagoon. The Americans nuked it and it was too hot to recycle, so they towed it ovet to Kwaj where it sank.
@@tstodgell Hi we adopt the German language like word like MARK, the numeric #7 with the cross etc, name like Frederic, Heinrich, Luther lots of them etc. the island/atoll of Likieb have a community mixed descendant of German Marshallese that is driving.
I just came back from a trip to the Marshall Islands. The highlight was my stay on a deserted islet away from DUD. Beautiful beaches and good snorkelling there. A couple of things the government really urgently needs to do: fix up the parliament building so its structure is sound and it can be usable, and conduct a neutering programme for stray dogs, which are a problem for people walking along the street risking getting bitten. Such a programme has been carried out in the Cook Islands and has been very successful.
11:05 The Micronesian languages are not "pretty intelligible". They are mutually unintelligible, and this is especially so for Palau, which is quite distant from the Marshalls linguistically and culturally.
Very interesting episode especially the cool rai stones discussed and other information as well keep it up Marshallese citizens because you are really lucky to travel any place you want to😅🇲🇭🇲🇭🇲🇭
As a Generation-Z person, I can conclude that Spongebob is still a popular show, c'mon it's been around for more than 20 years, more than two generations have heard of it by now.
I love your videos it gives me some facts that I didn't know about the country... Thanks Barby for creating this channel.. XOXO, BRENT DY.(geography fan since 6)
caesarmatty it’s because a preacher from our area went over and converted many people! It sort of snowballed from there and now we have a huge Marshallese community
this is legit. i watch all thru the end. accurate info and history. Great research. were you guys spent times in the marshalls because all info is so accurate.
Fun fact a majority of Marshall Islanders are living in Arkansas. They are relocated to the Arkansas because of the radiation from the US testing. So Arkansas has a huge Vietnamese population from refugees from the Vietnam War and Marshall Islanders because of radiation.
I’m from the Marshall Islands and aside from a few butchered pronunciations I gotta say u hit the nail right on the spot well done with your research.. gonna follow your videos from now on kommol tata(thank you very much)
See the line where the sky meets the sea? It calls me And no one knows, how far it goes If the wind in my sail on the sea stays behind me One day I'll know, if I go there's just no telling how far I'll go
Great vid, as usual! Just a little correction regarding atolls, because they're awesome and you should totally talk about this in a later video (there's got to be some atoll nations left). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atoll#Formation Most atolls aren't un-breached volcano rims, but coral structures that formed around the perimeter of a volcano which did breach the surface and form a rocky island. The volcano is riding on oceanic crust, which moves like a conveyor belt away from mid-ocean rifts, and as that crust ages it cools, contracts, and sinks deeper below the ocean surface, taking the volcano down with it. While the volcano is growing, it easily outgrows this sinking, but when it becomes extinct it returns below the water. The coral reef continues to grow during this process, however, and eventually a ring of coral and some sand is all that remains at the surface! For more on this topic, I recommend the documentary South Pacific, episode 4: Ocean of Volcanoes; it's on Netflix now!
I really thought you'd mention that one mexican fisherman that washed up in the Ebon atoll after more than a year at sea. Some crazy stuff fit for these episodes!
Thumbs up if you are proud of Keith's first hosting segment. He should have a spinoff shouldn't he? What would you like to see him do? Also heads up, just in time for school, YOU GUYS ASKED FOR IT and we now have KID'S SIZE Geography now T-shirts on Geographynow.com. Check it out!
I am first
Geography Now | Yass!
@@loska-ari so close
Geography Now im gonna keep commenting not first
I LOVE DAT TEASER!
I mean this as a serious question... When your friends invite you to go out, do they say "Come on Barby let's go party"?
Barbs, please pin this.
Omg best joke of the year lol
Ooh wa-ooh ooh wa-ooh
stop
*claps*
I have waited 3 years for my home country to be featured. 3 YEARS!!!! FINALLY!!!
aet! same here.
Wow, You are from Marshall islands?
Congrats, guys. Also, your flag is cool.
Congrats for Marshall Islands!! I also wait for this episode. Cool flag and I respect President Heine as well 😁 Love from Indonesia hehehehe
Hi there!! What Marshallese artists/musicians should be known by foreigners like me?
Crazy thing about that atomic bomb my grandma still remembers white dust like snow falling from the sky and people playing with it. The worst part is radiation poisioning is causing long term health issues in my country. Birth defects, thyroid cancer, etc... Until today there are certain fish in the outer islands of Marshall your not allowed to eat due to this. People lost their homes, their identies and were moved to other islands that were smaller and more crowded.
Feel very sorry for Marshall Islands people. :/
I wish he would have talked about Ebeye. That place is full of the descendents of displaced ri-Majel who can't go home. Ebeye has no trees, hardly any fresh water, and it is SO crowded. Meanwhile the Americans have golf courses and luxury housing just a short boat ride away.
tstodgell demand their islands then.
blah01168, my grandpa was from there. My mom would always say if those tests didn’t happen we’d be out there. Nice white sand, fishing.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_4.1
I am surprised that Kathy Kijiner was not mentioned (she is a Marshallese poet and climate change activist that spoke at the UN Climate Summit back in 2014).
But other than that, I just want to say thank you for acknowledging my little island country.
Komol tata (thank you very much)
Dang its pretty cool to see a Marshallese person
❤
that's my boyfriend's cousin 😂
Iakwe
Awesome job guys! Thanks for including us in your video. Just hit the subscribe button
Did i.. did I win?
I actually find episodes about less known countries more interesting than episodes about big countries
Am I the only one?
No Mr. Marchetti, you are not the only one.
I definitely agree!
i’m waiting for my countries tonga and niue!! but they upload a oceania episode once a year😭
Me too my friend, me too
Yes, but not the island ones
- "So what kind of islands are the Marshall Islands made up of?"
- "Have you been paying attention ATOLL?!"
Aljaž Glaser **punch to the face**
LOL
Did anybody noticed the wierd subtitles? Like 2:56
Aljaž Glaser, I SWEAR!
Lol
Up next :
Mauritania
Mauritius
Mexico
Micronesia
Moldova
Monaco
Mongolia
Montenegro
Morocco
Mozambique
Myanmar
Namibia
Nauru
The Netherlands
Nepal
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Niger
Nigeria
Norway
@@guitarguy7847 why it's "THE" Netherlands? 🤔
DAZZ because Netherlands doesn’t work in English. Is English not your first language?
DAZZ btw that wasn’t meant to be racist it was a whole hearted question
@@guitarguy7847 nope it's not my first and I thought it's similar to "The Gambia" and "Zambia" thing 🤔 they added "The" to differentiate themselves from Zambia (similarly pronounced)
I am a Marshall island person🇲🇭🇲🇭
Love ur country
Is it cool
Its very cool there, but i had to move to hawaii, hawaii is cool too.
I suggest to your country to have its own military or even police forces
I hope someday.
I will visit to your country.
I’m really interested in your country since i was 12.
-from Philippines/Japan ❤️
9 minutes....1.5 k views that's how great geography now is
I love how Barb is developing everyone around him and not hogging the limelight. It appears very amateurish but very very endearing. I think that is this channel's edge.
I’m from Springdale, Arkansas! I have a documentary on my page about Mayday, which is the Marshallese Independence Day filmed here in Springdale
Hey, do you hear the Marshallese language being spoken in Springdale? Have the community opened any restaurants there?
John Kad there aren’t any restaurants that I know of, but they do have a pretty close knit community and most that I know speak their language. They have a few churches around town and they all seem to know each other (or know of each other) I’m not sure why Springdale Arkansas has such a large population but I remember a history teacher I had asking one of the students why their family chose to live in Springdale, the student shrugged and just said “most of our family lives here”
Black Dragon yeah bc we have a big family
John Kad there’s so many in Springdale (where I live) because a preacher went to the islands, and after converting many people, brought them back here. Now even more people continue to immigrate here because their families are here. They have a huge community, and are a big part of Springdale culture :) I consider myself honored to be so well acquainted with a country a lot of the US knows nothing about
Omg! Thank you so much for teaching people about my home! Every time “someone tells me where you from?” “Hawaii?” I would say “no am from Marshall island. They would not know where and what is Marshall island and it kind upsets me that no one from where I live don’t know where is Marshall island. I feel like our school should teach everyone about Marshall island.
The Marshall Islands are so cool! I feel so horrible about the testing and the lack of justice you have been able to get in several areas. Really wish you got more attention...
Is it okay if I ask what your personal opinion on the relations of the Marshall Islands and the United States is?
1 year old comment but yeah I had people ask me what a Marshallese is.
Don't be upset if they do not know where the Marshall Islands' location on the globe. You see, After more than ten years of their testing, their own government decided to eliminate these two school learning subjects of geography and history from their own educational curriculum to hide their lies and destruction set upon the innocent people, their land, and the ocean. The history of the nuclear bomb has two sides to the same story and if they know the one side by the bomb dropped on Hiroshima and Nakasaki, while they don't have any clue about the Marshall Islands, that is obvious.
This is my home
I have stayed in Ebeye for a week, on Kwajalein for a day, and Majuro for a few hours. The Marshallies are lovely people.
I live in southern Indiana, and the high school I teach at actually has a pretty big Marshallese population, which is crazy considering that there are fewer than 100,000 Marshallese people on the planet, so it’s really exciting to have the opportunity to work with them!
My hometown in western Nebraska had a large number of Marshallese families. I always thought it was odd that they choose to live here. But it was cool to see another ethnic group in town
Everyone would like to live somewhere in United States.
@@vic3451 I wouldn't
Unless you live at another highly developed country like Finland or Switzerland, of course. Otherwise, everyone wants to go to United States.
@@vic3451 exactly
@@vic3451 I would disagree. At one point i wanted to live in the US. But after travelling there a few times I just wouldn't want to live there anymore. I would rather live in europe, canada, australia or new zealand. Since I don't get reminded every single time how inferior i am compared to them and how their country is just the best because america, like a lot of americans do. I know it's not all of you but damn that bappened a lot. And no, i don't live in a developed nation.
NUCLEAR TOURISM ?!
**glorious russian laugh**
чирноболь хаха
хахахаха
*laughs in Russian*
чернобыль хаха
Is what Google suggests. I'm not sure if you're a native speaker or it's the tranlastion bots having an argument XD
i am just learning russian
0:08 UA-cam Proudly Present : Best Song of All Time
Love to Marshall Islands 🇲🇭 from Belgium 🇧🇪
Springdale, AR has the largest population of Marshallese outside of the country itself because of Tyson. The poultry plants recruit very heavily from the Marshall Islands. When I lived outside Springdale and worked in the county court system, I learned there were only four certified Marshallese court interpreters in the US. One in Los Angeles...three in Springdale.
Can we get the full marshall island Song?
Please no
no because copyright
marshall islands kinda looks like armenia
Should be sung by Keith
Marshall islands Bikini atoll is spongebob
0:18 *every youtuber moves to Marshall Islands*
Their art is called Marshall Arts.
I thought of that too!
Do they do karate in the Marshall Islands?
yes
maybe
hi i'm from the marshall island , also (live in marshall islands rn) and no we do not do karate
It's great to learn more about our friends as we hardly learn it from classes in Taiwan!
We're very much related to the aboriginal Taiwanese there.Our forebears came from that place thousands of years ago during the great Austronesian migration.
The craziest fact here was that Springsdale, Arkansas is home to 5000 from Marshall Islands! Interesting, I wish there was more backstory on that.
tyson chicken. Some marshallese dude went to college in america, decided he hated it, found a job in the chicken plant. He told his family, they told their friends, etc, etc, until all marshallese knew the money was good. I know this cuz Ilived there for a long while
Countries in late episode are kinda lucky.
They get better graphics, better video quality, and the newest presentation style to offer.
Anyways, thumbs up, barbs!
True, I wish my country didn't start with a B
Hey this new promotion means ken CAN help out in the Philippines episode
YAAAS
Probably some people have noticed it before me, but Barbs always wears shirt which colour is on episode's country flag :o
Amazing video as always guys, and congratulations Keith for your first hosting segment! It would be really interesting to see a series of traditional music for some countries hosted by Keith!
1979, my mom was born the day we got independence. Awesome! Great video, I also find it interesting that not many people know the origin of those nuclear tests even though they’re used a whole lot in memes and whatnot. Either way, my grandparents were from bikini. My mom tells us if those test didn’t happen we’d go there on vacation. My love for the sea would’ve been over the roof. Beautiful white sand, would’ve been nice.
Lovely!
Ken is wearing a "Still not fired" shirt. 😂😂😂😂
Wtf?! My sister is watching spongebob and the geography now version sync very well
This channel is unique so I subscribed
Aye brody I seen your Micronesia episode too. I appreciate you shedding some light on our issues brody! Can’t wait for that Palau episode 🤙🏽
Great video, guys! I loved living in the Marshall Islands for 5 years - beautiful place and wonderful people.
are you serious you lived in marshall islands
@@fearless_dark9692 You bet
@@AdventuresinAviators man, this is great, I would like to see these islands, but they are too far away
@@fearless_dark9692 They are not close to anything and expensive to reach. We have some videos on our channel from our time there if you are curious.
Can we get a keith bass solo?
Yeeessss!!!
Love when your videos are posted during the evening here in Japan!! Thanks!! 😊😊
I had never even heard of the Marshall Islands before this video, always nice to learn something new.
I’m Marshallese...born and raised in the Marshall Islands but Right now I’m here in Arizona, USA just came here for Better education. Much love to y’all!!
Do you actually come from the Marshall Islands or did your family just move to the Marshall Islands and then you were born there?
@@EyeInsideEyeSocket i'm pure marshallese...family been here for generation. Now i'm back home here in the Marshall islands.
@@tatamijrlometo5674 wow your rare
Hello everyone, very much enjoyed this video. i was TDY, from Hawaii in 1978. i was in the army and was a part of the radiation clean up. This was on Enewetak Atoll. Please don't be mad at me. I had nothing to do with the atomic bombs, most were before i was even born. i just wanna say that i love the islands. I snorkeled almost every day and the water was amazing. when the tide went out it had to be the most wonderful tide pooling in the world. anyway thanks the video and i loved the Enewetak Atoll. I would love to go back and visit sometime.
Lots of best wishes to the Marshall Islands from Germany :)
The German ship Prinz Eugen is sunk inside Kwajelein lagoon. The Americans nuked it and it was too hot to recycle, so they towed it ovet to Kwaj where it sank.
@@tstodgell Hi we adopt the German language like word like MARK, the numeric #7 with the cross etc, name like Frederic, Heinrich, Luther lots of them etc. the island/atoll of Likieb have a community mixed descendant of German Marshallese that is driving.
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My dad is from Fayetteville AR and I remember him telling me about the large Marshallese population in northwest Arkansas
AYO SPRINGDALE GOT SOME MENTION!!! Northwest Arkansas represent
I just came back from a trip to the Marshall Islands. The highlight was my stay on a deserted islet away from DUD. Beautiful beaches and good snorkelling there. A couple of things the government really urgently needs to do: fix up the parliament building so its structure is sound and it can be usable, and conduct a neutering programme for stray dogs, which are a problem for people walking along the street risking getting bitten. Such a programme has been carried out in the Cook Islands and has been very successful.
11:05 The Micronesian languages are not "pretty intelligible". They are mutually unintelligible, and this is especially so for Palau, which is quite distant from the Marshalls linguistically and culturally.
My sister’s boyfriend actually lived on Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands because his parents work for the government.
You forgot to mention that Marasall Islands is the only country in the world that does not have a football(soccer) national team
WERDER BREMEN FAN ß I’m sure The Vatican City doesn’t have one
@@zayzanotti1399 It does.They lost to monaco two times.
+FlyBoyZay en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vatican_City_national_football_team
0:09 better than the original
Video: Named after John Marshall...
Me: I wonder if he’s a long lost relation?
It is really great that you slowed down during local traditions and history part. Makes it more enjoyable.
Very interesting episode especially the cool rai stones discussed and other information as well keep it up Marshallese citizens because you are really lucky to travel any place you want to😅🇲🇭🇲🇭🇲🇭
What a masterpiece video!!!
#LetKenOutOfTheCage
@@Ida-xe8pg thats what I had originally but I got confused .-.
The Marshallese people are some of the kindest most forgiving human beings on the planet.
My favorite part is when Barby plays the Marshall Islands opening theme in style of the SpongeBob intro song.
Haha love this video! Teaching other people about Marshall island! Love to see it❤️
As a Generation-Z person, I can conclude that Spongebob is still a popular show, c'mon it's been around for more than 20 years, more than two generations have heard of it by now.
It was a shame that they didn't play sweet victory at the 2019 superbowl
Am I Gen Z? I was born in 98 and Spongebob was my favorite cartoon to watch as a kid
I love your videos it gives me some facts that I didn't know about the country... Thanks Barby for creating this channel..
XOXO,
BRENT DY.(geography fan since 6)
That wasn't explorer John Marshall, but U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Marshall.
Zandandido was looking for this comment
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Yup noticed that too.
Marshall M. Marshall, Field Marshal of the Marshall Islands.
Longest serving SCOTUS judge, Marbury v Madison, AND the Marshall Islands? What a guy!!
Lmao I remember my teacher always hesitating to say "bikini" in geography class back in high school 😂
Springdale, Arkansas....would not have been my first guess as to the largest Marshall Island expat community...
caesarmatty it’s because a preacher from our area went over and converted many people! It sort of snowballed from there and now we have a huge Marshallese community
@@emilysargent8247 I see! Thanks for the reply.
I need that intro song as my ring tone
Me too
this is legit. i watch all thru the end. accurate info and history. Great research. were you guys spent times in the marshalls because all info is so accurate.
Did anyone notice the fact that whenever the map of the USA is brought up in the Friend Zone, Alaska is left behind? Poor Alaska
Psh, you believe in Alaska? Alaska's nothing more than a made-up conspiracy. Wake up sheeple! 😋😁
@@ZhangtheGreat wtf are u even talking about lol IV been there but I live in NC
@@joshualance6005
-- the joke -->
your head
Anonymous Unknown what about Hawaii?
r/whooosh
Great video Barbs, I can't wait for your video on the Netherlands as I hope to travel there as my first excursion outside the US next year!
Fun fact a majority of Marshall Islanders are living in Arkansas. They are relocated to the Arkansas because of the radiation from the US testing. So Arkansas has a huge Vietnamese population from refugees from the Vietnam War and Marshall Islanders because of radiation.
As you can tell by my name.
I've waited for this
I'm studying physics then I saw this and now I'm here
lmao same
Dude you gotta watch the other videos first. He goes in alphabetical order
Dude same. I was studying A.C. circuit and saw his notification.
I was scratching my balls and now I am here. ???
@Darktron mein NEET ke liye
Keith and Noah are definitely my favorite bois so I'm happy he got his own segment.
I’m from the Marshall Islands and aside from a few butchered pronunciations I gotta say u hit the nail right on the spot well done with your research.. gonna follow your videos from now on kommol tata(thank you very much)
See the line where the sky meets the sea? It calls me
And no one knows, how far it goes
If the wind in my sail on the sea stays behind me
One day I'll know, if I go there's just no telling how far I'll go
Hey Moana song
Mixed Marshallese, is that what MMA fighters speak?
i love all the episodes
I’m impressed. Y’all did a pretty good job on the history part and everything else
Love from the United States of America to the Marshall Islands! 🇺🇸❤️🇲🇭
R.I.P Robbie Rotten
The beginning of every episode makes me laugh especially this one
4:16
"That's cute!"
-Soviet Union 1961
Great vid, as usual! Just a little correction regarding atolls, because they're awesome and you should totally talk about this in a later video (there's got to be some atoll nations left). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atoll#Formation
Most atolls aren't un-breached volcano rims, but coral structures that formed around the perimeter of a volcano which did breach the surface and form a rocky island. The volcano is riding on oceanic crust, which moves like a conveyor belt away from mid-ocean rifts, and as that crust ages it cools, contracts, and sinks deeper below the ocean surface, taking the volcano down with it. While the volcano is growing, it easily outgrows this sinking, but when it becomes extinct it returns below the water. The coral reef continues to grow during this process, however, and eventually a ring of coral and some sand is all that remains at the surface! For more on this topic, I recommend the documentary South Pacific, episode 4: Ocean of Volcanoes; it's on Netflix now!
I love ken presenting. He has pleasant intonation instead of being monotonous
Can't wait for an episode of Palau
I love Polynesian countries episodes.
@@vic3451 It's the pacific
Polynesia is to the east
Palau is in Micronesia to the west
So I love Polynesian, Micronesian, and Melanesian countries episodes. Those countries are the most obscure.
Palau is a Micronesian not Polynesian
great stuff guys. i wish more people in the states actually knew about micronesia
Dare I say, this is possibly the best intro you guys have ever done lmao
Would love to visit this country one day! I've tried one of their recipes called Marshallese chukuchuk. It turned out pretty good
Can not wait to see the episode on Norway and The Netherlands and Sweden!!
Love to the people of the Marshall islands from Lebanon 🇲🇭 ❤️ (awesome flag btw)
Wow, I speak Marshallese..
And atoll stands for island.
Greetings to Marshall Islands from Latvia !
Greetings to Latvia from Croatia!
Yokwe to Latvia from Marshall Islands!
keith is the hero we didnt know we needed but couldnt live without
An impressive and a wonderful way of presentation. Job well done 🎉
I was so baffled that Keith got a hosting segment that I had to rewatch this part to actually understand a thing. XD
Love Marshall island from Brazil 🇧🇷♡🇲🇭
🇲🇭✝️❤🇧🇷
Simply put, one of the most enjoyable shows on the UA-cams
Wake islands is the one of the best Dice’s Battlefield map I’ve ever played.
I'm angry at you for not calling the shirts Geogro-tees
Remember when Spongebob used to be good? Oh yeah, early 2000s kids!
Seasons 9-12 are still good
All of Us in Marshall islands🇲🇭we wanna say THANK YOU for covering MI😇🤗
hi im from philipine archipelago u part of spanish east indies in 1800s cool country 🇵🇭👍🇲🇭
@@shaggyultrainstinct5536 im half marshallese half filipino i live in majuro lmao
@@shaggyultrainstinct5536ok but we Marshallese is independent yaa
Yesss! Finally some geography stuff on my country. I swear nobody that I ask has ever heard of the Marshalls lol
I really thought you'd mention that one mexican fisherman that washed up in the Ebon atoll after more than a year at sea. Some crazy stuff fit for these episodes!
No copyright...so they can use the Spongebob Squarepants theme song :D
KEITHS FACE YESSS
we will never know...
I thought the same thing.
Keith's hair reminds me of Sideshow Bob from Simpson's😂