Joe Rogan & Andrew Schulz on Genghis Khan's brilliant war strategies, fears of Russia and oil

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  • @peterbenson2185
    @peterbenson2185 Рік тому +24

    Being old, I remember the 80's as a time when a real fear of nuclear war was about. When the wall came down, and the Soviet union disbanded, there was a period when people relaxed and the whole world seemed to be improving.
    Didn't last long, it never does.

  • @alvaro4867
    @alvaro4867 Рік тому +109

    The most notable advantage the mongols had, which was the same with the turks 300 years before, or the huns 1000 years prior, was incredibly high numbers of light cavalry armed with bows. To the europeans who normally fielded armies composed of 80-90% percent infantry and only a small elite of heavy cavalry, facing armies who could match their numbers with virtually every oposing enemy on horseback was basically a mission imposible. As to why they had this advantage, it's just way more viable for nomadic pastoralist peoples to keep large numbers of horses (mostly ponies actually, with each mongol soldier ownig 2-3 ponies). The cruelty and creative strategies sure played a part in it but in reality it was mostly the large numbers of horse archers.

    • @biggestinfluences
      @biggestinfluences  Рік тому +5

      You know your stuff bro, thanks for the info

    • @nestorreyes8897
      @nestorreyes8897 Рік тому

      That's why.God don't.do.nothing.about this evil creaccion.Human race ?

    • @raftguy1376
      @raftguy1376 Рік тому +2

      Particularly the tactic of charging in, unleashing your arrows, and then immediately retreating away out of range of the opposing army’s archers. That way you could hit them but they couldn’t hit you back. Any army in the open field couldn’t do much to counter that tactic.
      You could then run them down when/if they retreated.
      They did some crafty sieges, but those weren’t the forte of what the army was geared for.

    • @alvaro4867
      @alvaro4867 Рік тому

      @@raftguy1376 Exactly!! not that this was anything new tho. The huns and turks had done exactly the same. And probably the scythians and other iranic peoples fought this way aswell. It’s just the steppe style!

    • @flyingberserker3965
      @flyingberserker3965 Рік тому +3

      They are just hardy people, used to live in harsh conditions, the versatility they have was insane, the only way that kinda stoped them was the gunpowder

  • @ClearlyReviews
    @ClearlyReviews Рік тому +230

    I wouldn’t be surprised if Joe was about to say “It coincides with the younger dryas theory” 😂

  • @danmoun6835
    @danmoun6835 9 місяців тому +6

    Ghangis Khong ruled until he died. His dynasty ruled most of Asia for over 500 years. Mongols didn't just disalpeared they intigrated with China,; Russia, Eastern Asia and Western Europe. Just like the Romans. What is left of the Romans are all over Europe.

  • @mikelarry933
    @mikelarry933 9 місяців тому +6

    I read a 5 books series about gangas khan. His soldiers fought with bow on horseback and in those days nobody did that. That was there strong point and its what made them unstoppable all his wars gamgas khan was out numbered and he always won

  • @DanielCunningham_Gia-na-dai
    @DanielCunningham_Gia-na-dai Рік тому +57

    In talking about the advantages Genghis Khan and the Mongols he ignores the disciplined fighters he had. Genghis Khan got all of the Mongol men to commit to him and he had them trained to the absolute best and they had the military discipline taken to the extreme and the logistics to back it up. The communication incidently was as good as it could be - using whistling arrows, smokes signals, dispatch riders with absolute loyalty, whatever there was available they had it better than any other people - and no traitors - so he could manouver military units over farther distances than any other people and concentrate his troops to surround and massacre enemy units . They did what all the other barbarians did and all the civilized countries did but they did it best. And also some people claim he had the greatest military technician in Subotai. Illiterate barbarians used better strategy then the professional generals who studied all of the history of war. I don't know if Subotai was a genius - I wasn't there. But they played the game like professionals against corrupt tyrants and disorganized barbarians. Some historians claim they took in all kinds of other people into their army and others claim they used only pure Mongols. But there is little doubt that they moved armies thousands of miles and then fought battles against odds and won. But Rogan is mistaken in saying that Genghis Khan wanted passionately to conquer the world. He did not invade India when he had destroyed the empire of Kwarazarm and India was completely vulnerable. Genghis fought agaisnt those who F'd with him and his people. His sons and grandson Kubilai went to finish conquering China and Korea and invading Japan and sending soldiers into Viet Nam and maybe Thailand and Bali. But Genghis Khan - no he stopped warring when he had won against the treats from other countries.

    • @biggestinfluences
      @biggestinfluences  Рік тому +4

      Ok fair, he was just going for revenge then really, his sons just kept going

    • @nik2957
      @nik2957 Рік тому

      Well said. Most people don't understand Genghis Khan or his motivation. Joe especially. They just see through a filtered western lens riddled with misconceptions and inaccuracies. Then label him like he was Stalin or Hitler. It's ridiculous.

    • @pakruwala890
      @pakruwala890 Рік тому

      He did invade India, and later Mongols did raid into India, but they were not successful

    • @TheJofrica
      @TheJofrica Рік тому +4

      I don't think Joe ignores it so much as he's just giving a very surface level summary and doesn't really have time to get into everything all at once.

    • @jgjfaulkner
      @jgjfaulkner Рік тому +3

      @@TheJofrica Exactly , not like this is a history doco on it ... rather cpl funny dudes chewing the fat interesting and often funny .

  • @robertreaves4503
    @robertreaves4503 Рік тому +36

    I was in the Army stationed in Germany in the late 70s and again in the late 80s just as the wall fell…we trained for the Soviet invasion just as hard both tours. The order of battle, the type and number of man and equipment we knew they had stacked up against us was staggering. Our strategy was to trade ground for time and bleed them. Our real fear was would have enough time to evacuate our families (NEO, non-combatant evacuation orders) before all hell broke lose. That was tenuous at best. They gave us a week maybe two to hold the hoard back before they reached the Rhine river. Then, if they crossed it, the power of the sun would be loosed upon the entire European continent. Fear…not really, maybe stoic, realistic trepidation.

    • @mickydrippin3105
      @mickydrippin3105 9 місяців тому +1

      And now they’re getting pummelled by Ukrainian farmers.
      Madness how the last 30 odd years of film & media have continued that cold war fear & truth be told, they aren’t all that these days.
      Cheers for your service from ine soldier to another

    • @diletisakov6905
      @diletisakov6905 3 місяці тому +1

      ​@@mickydrippin3105, cope, not by farmers, but by another part of the soviet army actually. And even NATO experts say that there's no any other countries on the continent that could fight this war on this level. So the cold war fear was on point, because at that time soviet army was Russia+Ukraine+other 13 Soviet countries together with Warsaw pact

  • @ActionJacksonForever
    @ActionJacksonForever 10 місяців тому +8

    Ghengis also bred many women to have daughters so they could marry Kings and High Ranking Officers for strategic military position. I think it says 28% of people are directly related to the Khan

    • @KD400_
      @KD400_ 6 місяців тому +1

      Shavkat is definitely a direct descendant lol

  • @digital.garage
    @digital.garage 10 місяців тому +3

    The japanese auto makers went HARD in the 90s

  • @mikevalentino2225
    @mikevalentino2225 Рік тому +2

    Lol I just watched that Rocky Movie like damn this is what we need today.

  • @FtGeno
    @FtGeno Рік тому +3

    Speed was Khan's greatest weapon.

  • @trebm3
    @trebm3 10 місяців тому +3

    It’s a shame Joe knows nothing about Mongolian history and what happened with Khan. Yet speaks so confidently about it. The conversation on current global policy is beyond asinine.

  • @wall8080
    @wall8080 Рік тому +4

    Rogan channeling McCusker with “sneaky things”

  • @TheLochs
    @TheLochs Рік тому +3

    The mongols were absolutely brutal.

  • @AlanMcGonigle-ho1tz
    @AlanMcGonigle-ho1tz 9 місяців тому +2

    Mongols could accurately fire bows on horse back(very accurate ).

  • @davidtownsend6092
    @davidtownsend6092 9 місяців тому +2

    That's how most seiges were done tho. If u research history at all its super common. Its basically the horse archers. The meritocracy and the speed and hit and run tactics with a ruthlessness of a different shade to that of Europe but really the rest was up to par.

    • @gwenshelby8890
      @gwenshelby8890 9 місяців тому

      Its common but nothing like how powerful and skillful the horse archers of Khan were

  • @ignicion162
    @ignicion162 Рік тому +6

    "We already did that" and "It's not gonna be us"- Japan disagrees on both counts.

    • @TheJofrica
      @TheJofrica Рік тому +5

      Isn't that exactly what he's talking about? We already did it first with Japan, that's why it's not gonna happen again

  • @antoniomartialarts
    @antoniomartialarts 7 місяців тому +3

    ngl schulz is so smart sometimes he seems like just a bro but he knows what hes talking about

  • @billywaylls
    @billywaylls Рік тому +2

    You really should talk to somebody from Aroostook county Maine. We had Loring AFB. We thought we were the safest place in the world to grow up. Turns out,not so much

  • @cm386464
    @cm386464 9 місяців тому +3

    Genghis's best generals were Subutai and Jebe. Subutai was the son of a blacksmith, rags to riches shit, and Jebe used to be Genghis's enemy 🤷 adaptability I guess idfk

  • @djpolo0823
    @djpolo0823 11 місяців тому

    We have a restaurant named after him in the Rio Grande Valley, Tx, Khans. Deep Deep South Tx.

  • @brandonamthor
    @brandonamthor 3 місяці тому

    Tik tok ceo literally said they dont track your location by default. So thats a no but bro wasnt having it when he was being told thst you can set it to have it on to track you. Its up to you if tik tok gets to track you or not

  • @justinmaitland7335
    @justinmaitland7335 7 місяців тому +1

    In China they have a certain mindset summed up thusly: we are an old country, we have time.

  • @user-of9mo5wz8o
    @user-of9mo5wz8o Рік тому +32

    I love when Joe goes on a tangent he knows nothing about

    • @jgjfaulkner
      @jgjfaulkner Рік тому +7

      He knows a lil about quite a few things . Maybe a lot on some . Don t often hear him talking about things he knows nothing about . Some times he is wrong yes , but usually always good hearted and well intentioned .

    • @mrbrightside3771
      @mrbrightside3771 Рік тому +5

      If he always knew what he’s talking about the podcast would be very boring.

    • @jgjfaulkner
      @jgjfaulkner Рік тому

      @@mrbrightside3771 I ll not argue with someone thats spent over 300 weeks in the top 100 chart since 2004
      !

    • @mrbrightside3771
      @mrbrightside3771 Рік тому

      @@jgjfaulkner lol now now. It’s 310 weeks but whose counting 😆

    • @jgjfaulkner
      @jgjfaulkner Рік тому +1

      @@mrbrightside3771 You don t hold a candle to Read my mind or Human , but yes commercially a hit at least .

  • @darusnelson2620
    @darusnelson2620 Місяць тому

    Joe saying, “ I would do sneaky things, if it was me I would definitely do sneaky things”unexpectedly cracked me up😭

  • @azim_ea
    @azim_ea Рік тому +5

    Hey Joe I love your podcasts. Do you know who was after Genghis Khan? It was Tamerlane. I would love to watch your podcast about him.

    • @kingoftheworld22
      @kingoftheworld22 Рік тому

      they don’t know about people from central asia. they don’t know about turks mongols relation since way before chinngis khan. the east is hated in the west

  • @derekbrunette222
    @derekbrunette222 9 місяців тому

    2:50 cmon joe, you know itd be too unrealistic for them to pull this shit

  • @enkhzayazundui1063
    @enkhzayazundui1063 Рік тому

    Mongols call Chinese strategy as " soft power strategy ". It is tought to deal with.

  • @sk1ph
    @sk1ph Рік тому

    Bro put a watermark on the video like he added anything to it

  • @JohnRobertPotter
    @JohnRobertPotter 7 місяців тому

    Joe "crash the power grids, but slowly" Rogan

  • @Udodelig1
    @Udodelig1 2 місяці тому

    Why were the mongols so effective? The mongols were hunters and shepherds. Turns out tricking humans is not that much ch harder than tricking animals.
    They used fear and hunting tactics which they learned from childhood to destroy armies.
    They way they controlled a group of horses, the same way they controlled humans. They lead them and they tricked them

  • @TheEvilTwinCG2
    @TheEvilTwinCG2 6 місяців тому +1

    US dollars about to be trash.

    • @emperorthylord
      @emperorthylord 3 місяці тому

      Na, I have faith in my judeo-masonic overlords, My investments will only prosper.

  • @ryanroberts1557
    @ryanroberts1557 Рік тому +7

    They had advanced horse archers. That is the only reason. No other army had as many or as effective horse archers. Before guns. Archers were the gunman and a mobile horse back gunman that can hit you from over a hundred yards and then retreat before you can touch them. Then as you chase and get tired. They turn and hit you again, then they turn and retreat before you can hit them and then turn and do it again. Before long your army is too spread out and out of formation and being picked off with the inability to hit them back and slowly destroyed

    • @maxsnoddy5329
      @maxsnoddy5329 Рік тому

      I suggest kings and generals the mongol series for you sir it literally had nothing to do with horse archers🤦🏻‍♂️ theyve been around for centuries before didnt do shit ghengis IS the reason you clown

  • @clintmiller88
    @clintmiller88 9 місяців тому +1

    Problem is they have to take us out systematically

  • @stanallen8518
    @stanallen8518 Рік тому

    80s WWF & the SUPER POWERS😂😂

  • @ILoveBiggestInfluences
    @ILoveBiggestInfluences Рік тому +3

    Wow this is the 3rd time it's been uploaded and still just as good

  • @terry63lee
    @terry63lee 11 місяців тому +4

    don't forget that Steven Seagal is Mongolian.

  • @lostintime519
    @lostintime519 9 місяців тому +1

    The real advantage was their asceticism. They are very sturdy by their evolution. The most healthy lifestyle + most developed weapons and tactics of the time = perfect warrior.

  • @AlexRodriguez-gb9ez
    @AlexRodriguez-gb9ez 10 місяців тому

    If the Chinese were watching people on TikTok (they were actually just watching their own version called Douyin) then wouldn't that make them weaker? They can also watch youtube if they want.

  • @fernandoceja4024
    @fernandoceja4024 8 місяців тому

    Klaus Shawb said at the world economic forum " who ever controls the data will be masters of the world in the near future"...

  • @rexthibodeaux1142
    @rexthibodeaux1142 Рік тому +3

    Joe Rogan For 2024 US President!!!!!

  • @ILoveBiggestInfluences
    @ILoveBiggestInfluences Рік тому +7

    My favourite video so far. Can't believe you got a real shout out from Joe. Good job my grandson

  • @phaines9
    @phaines9 9 місяців тому

    The Roman's as you might think of them aren't who the Mongols were fighting. The western Roman empire was pretty dead by 600. Constantinople didn't fall until the 1400s but the 1200s they were still in decline

  • @user-kg6ur7jt9u
    @user-kg6ur7jt9u 9 місяців тому

    Sweet old Mongolians from Caucasus....

  • @josephwoltz7543
    @josephwoltz7543 18 днів тому

    Listen to Dan Carlin for Mongolian history. Your welcome

  • @dominicbonarrigo6502
    @dominicbonarrigo6502 3 місяці тому

    Schultz looked at his barber and said “adolf hitler”

  • @XaiLor-sr8go
    @XaiLor-sr8go 11 місяців тому

    They live among us today in the USA

  • @immortaljanus
    @immortaljanus Рік тому +1

    I love that people still think China can be a threat economically. :D

    • @supahsmashbro
      @supahsmashbro 7 місяців тому +1

      ?? You watching too much Peter Zeihan or something? China surpassing the US economically(low-key already has, PPP is a more useful metric of a country's wealth) and the gap only widens. Face the music

  • @muneebbhat3928
    @muneebbhat3928 11 місяців тому

    Poor tik tok be like. Wtf did i do

  • @bradprice8040
    @bradprice8040 Рік тому

    We did create TikTok it was just called other stuff and the technology hadn't evolved into that yet. People migrated around all that Vine type stuff onto TikTok. It didn't just come out of the ether.

  • @tofumar
    @tofumar Рік тому +1

    I for one think it’s a good thing that we do not launch pre-emotive nuclear strikes but maybe that’s just me

  • @BigRokko5196
    @BigRokko5196 Рік тому +1

    I def wouldn't say we're not going to do that again since we did it once 😂. Biden can't but he won't be around for much longer

  • @ryanjones3743
    @ryanjones3743 Рік тому +3

    16 million decendants, meaning if thats true, 1 in 200 people in the world are a decendant of him.

  • @karaca188
    @karaca188 Рік тому

    Mongolia is in central asia not caucasus

  • @ShakeOneOfficial
    @ShakeOneOfficial Рік тому +2

    The Mongols all converted to Islam
    Genghis Khan nephew Berke Khan Golden Horde defender of Islam

  • @brianhusband4820
    @brianhusband4820 Рік тому

    Can we report this for copyright?

    • @biggestinfluences
      @biggestinfluences  Рік тому +1

      A lot is copyrighted, they just choose to keep it up and keep any money it makes. Not making any money anyway so its just a clip

  • @niconicoo5661
    @niconicoo5661 8 місяців тому

    Kaukasus has nothing to do with mongols

  • @batjargalnickolai
    @batjargalnickolai Рік тому

    Mongol was most powerful empire then collapsed! USA now most powerful country and before collapse need to learn something from them! Smartest point from Rogan!

    • @jgjfaulkner
      @jgjfaulkner Рік тому

      I think catapulting flaming dead bodies back at the houses of the sieged peoples should be learnt and taught at Westpoint Acadamy for sure . Having multiple wives is another . Tho Clinton I spose started that with his mistress or mistresses .

    • @katz-yd2yu
      @katz-yd2yu Рік тому

      What evidence is there that USA is the greatest military? They couldn't defeat Ill equiped Afghan mujahideen, they failed in Iraq, Syria. They bombed unarmed and stationary Libyan army, dropped bomb on civilians in Hiroshima. Where is the evidence of their greatness when they have no defense against Russia/China/Iran's hypersonic missiles?

  • @jakeboston9593
    @jakeboston9593 Рік тому

    They invented the first expess post. And also allowed different Religions live together.

  • @antonioquevedo5440
    @antonioquevedo5440 Рік тому

    Already happening

  • @0MovieClips
    @0MovieClips 6 місяців тому

    2:36

  • @slimthedontv
    @slimthedontv 4 місяці тому

    Kangas vs African warriors Never stand a chance 🥶

  • @jesusalvarez5663
    @jesusalvarez5663 Рік тому

    Who is mustache guy?

  • @Good_Sir92
    @Good_Sir92 9 місяців тому

    They developed the postage system.

  • @mjohn3126
    @mjohn3126 9 місяців тому

    You know you’re a menace when you reduce the carbon footprint of humanity during your life by all the people you killed.

  • @terry63lee
    @terry63lee 11 місяців тому +1

    the number one thing that the Mongolian Genghis Khan had going for him was that he was The King Of The Demons. not metaphorically and not poetically, but quite literally. the Egyptians in 10,000 B.C., which may have also coincided with extraterrestrial influences, bred the stripes out of zebras and they became horses. the extraterrestrials may possibly have shown them how to do this. the Mongolians were slaves captured by the Persians and sold to the Egyptians. but they became very good with this new breed of horses and eventually earned their freedom and horses for their work. these Mongolian horsemen were released by the Egyptians and road back to Mongolia along the Silk Road. soon horses began to replace the traditional desert camels in other regions too. the horses were easier for the warrior to control and provided a more reliable form of transportation at least in the grasslands where they began to breed more rapidly. Genghis Khan's ultimate secret was that he was a kind of sadomasochistic cenobite like in those Hellraiser movies and he would be born again and again as he seduced more and more people to sin and take his place in Hell. Genghis Khan as crazy as he was had made the ultimate deal with Satan. but there were other great warriors who had also made a deal with Satan too. but not everything always went according to plan.

  • @that0nedude182
    @that0nedude182 11 місяців тому

    Isn’t China to blame for all the fentanyl?

  • @iMertin
    @iMertin 9 місяців тому +1

    China are known for takin time to wait out etc

  • @dakotahynus8759
    @dakotahynus8759 6 місяців тому

    An tik tok was one first steps to dumb down our young ones

  • @adamthayer4320
    @adamthayer4320 Рік тому

    I'm American. So im biased when i say, joes naivety about Americas military capability/ prowess, has this misconception or foolish temperament, when compared to, conquering civilizations. Albeit, for those timelines where Mongolians reigned supreme, Americas military is immeasurable to anything today and anything that came before.

    • @jgjfaulkner
      @jgjfaulkner Рік тому

      Yes it is , but China is not going up against you militarily . You owe it plenty of money that you don t look like you ll be able to pay back any time soon . The money thrown into Ukraine / Russian war is massive compared to other wars . In the end it has no real way of benefitting USA . Russia will be a shell of what it was .. but it already was . You gain nothing there just more debt . You v done the expensive/hard work for a weak Europe . China just has to sit back and let America bankrupt itself rather than fight it in any way .

    • @katz-yd2yu
      @katz-yd2yu Рік тому +1

      American army is great in movies, in reality it is a joke. It does not even have hypersonic capabilities n yet it is still the greatest cause movies tell u so.

    • @cnam1258
      @cnam1258 Рік тому

      @@katz-yd2yu I suspect you are wholly ignorant in this regard.

  • @connormarion8070
    @connormarion8070 9 місяців тому +1

    No ones nuking anyone shutup 😂

  • @ThatGuyYouShot
    @ThatGuyYouShot 11 місяців тому

    Lmaoo what if putin wants to go out with a bang

  • @NemTVShow
    @NemTVShow Рік тому

    Funny chat

  • @jensoncalar5757
    @jensoncalar5757 5 місяців тому

    They used elephants to horses

  • @Frantictoad
    @Frantictoad 10 місяців тому

    CHINGIZ HAAN ,
    Not gangis khan

  • @ShaKimono
    @ShaKimono 11 місяців тому +1

    What's with the 70s porn stash

  • @emmanuelestrada5914
    @emmanuelestrada5914 Рік тому

    Mongorian?

  • @p.j.simpkins8324
    @p.j.simpkins8324 9 місяців тому

    They would infiltrate and assassin

  • @lokoomontana4818
    @lokoomontana4818 Рік тому

    Joe Rohan off the shits

  • @Delf-qh2py
    @Delf-qh2py 11 місяців тому

    He's basically giving props to being EVIL! SMH

  • @factinator33
    @factinator33 Рік тому

    Charles Bronson was Polish but he looked like a mongrel it's because the mongrel's wiped out pols and a lot of Polish have that look to them..

  • @dipranjan63
    @dipranjan63 Рік тому

    Sweeping mind boggling ill-informed accounts 😅😂

  • @clintmiller88
    @clintmiller88 9 місяців тому

    China does sneaky things lol weather balloon

  • @Franky566
    @Franky566 10 місяців тому +3

    "briliant," is a strong word to describe the unspeakably horific things khan did. he just basicaly did the most absolutely and absurdly evil thing humanly possible at every single opportunity.

    • @lucascoval828
      @lucascoval828 9 місяців тому

      Austrian Painter Man gets more hate than Khan.
      Let that sink in.

  • @yw3317
    @yw3317 Рік тому

    Joe you are kinda of misleading ppl on some china theories

  • @zachabel74
    @zachabel74 Рік тому

    ufc casuals

  • @polatyilmaz3547
    @polatyilmaz3547 Рік тому

    Shavkat is Turkic dummies

  • @Maral31
    @Maral31 5 місяців тому

    He was a greatest leader and strategist in all human history. 🔥🔥🔥

    • @majidhussain3896
      @majidhussain3896 5 місяців тому

      Look up Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wasallam
      Afterwards look up 'Khalid ibn Waleed raḍī Llāhu ʿanh'

  • @hardcoretj9714
    @hardcoretj9714 Рік тому

    so all your doing is stealing others work

  • @swflfishing2902
    @swflfishing2902 Рік тому

    So are we gonna pretend they’re not doing everything they just talked about already?

  • @timdecleire1792
    @timdecleire1792 10 місяців тому

    Ok some of Joe's talks are just dumb.... lol

  • @camcambambam5128
    @camcambambam5128 Рік тому

    We need a Republican in office so bad. We need to go into South America and figure out why everyone is fleeing it and then compare to why people are fleeing democratic cities and put a stop to both of it! The world has gone looney!

  • @Natrfc1
    @Natrfc1 Рік тому +1

    Embarrassing this podcast

  • @Yconntection
    @Yconntection 11 місяців тому +1

    When it comes to Chinese topics joe just can stop his bs

  • @choenyi67
    @choenyi67 Рік тому +1

    Stop pronouncing genghis Khan it’s chingis khan uncle roe dough

  • @11kungfu11
    @11kungfu11 Рік тому

    Go look at the true dipictions of Khan

  • @dominicmccarthy501
    @dominicmccarthy501 8 місяців тому

    face to face with that bisexual veilleux scab in the macdonald e house.

  • @ILoveBiggestInfluences
    @ILoveBiggestInfluences Рік тому +3

    Needs and intro and outro

    • @biggestinfluences
      @biggestinfluences  Рік тому +1

      As a biggest influences fan I appreciate the feedback

    • @ILoveBiggestInfluences
      @ILoveBiggestInfluences Рік тому +1

      @@biggestinfluences is it true you are Joe Rogan?

    • @biggestinfluences
      @biggestinfluences  Рік тому

      As a sigma male it would not be wise for me to confirm or deny but the real ones know the truth

    • @sortaimportant
      @sortaimportant Рік тому

      @@ILoveBiggestInfluences yes it's true, I've seen his 10 subscriber youtube play button