Interesting that Horus was described as feeble and weak but grew up to be strong. Almost like the Egyptian Royal line was in denial about the effects of incest… “Our child was born weak and deformed! Do you think it’s because we’re siblings?” “Nah, I’m sure they’ll grow out of it.”
The Egyptians were actually awkwardly knowing about what happens when you commit incest, and even some gods and a lot of the royals resented it, and still yet, at the same time many people did extremely incestual things. *cough* cleopatra *cough* married her brother *cough* Edit: this comment is at exactly 100 likes please nobody like it!
I hate to keep talking but… lol. Poseidon’s sons Orion and other son Triton posed as a threat to the gods, so Artemis had to kill them as the great hunter she was. She pretended to like Orion better than Triton to make him hate his brother and kill him, blah blah I don’t have to say the full story. But basically, when Artemis was in love with her cousin, nobody questioned that? Not weird at all? *cough* incest
If I had a nickel for every time a Sun God in mythology fought a giant snake I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice.
Came back to rewatch this after learning more about Egyptian mythology, and I gotta say, now that I know the context of "He put WHAT in Set's salad!?!?" It hits so different.
i just realized that the small hieroglyphs at 1:21 say "yw lst z gam" which is supposed to say "you lost the game". nice job jake, use my knowledge of the egyptian language against me. Top line is facing the wrong way though, so it could be read as "tsl wy z gam"
Actually it was more because Ra foresaw the children of Nut and Geb would bring disaster (and he was right since Isis was able steal Ra’s saliva and create a deadly cobra to poison Ra. Ra didn’t die but was in so much agony. Isis was able to cure it, but under the condition Ra giving her his secret name, which she was able to use to get him to step down and let Osiris rule, which then snowballed into all the Set drama) In response to said prophecy, Ra forbade Nut from giving birth any day of the year (and in this time it was 360 days) Nut got a loophole by having Thoth gamble with Khonsu the Moon God and won enough moonlight for 5 new days, resulting in her and Geb’s children Osiris, Isis, Set, Nephthys, and Horus the Elder. This loophole abuse seriously pissed off Ra, who then had Shu keep Nut and Geb apart
Pretty sure many knew... Buuuut when it comes to securing power within the family or have some kids that are weird down the line many chose the former, cus surely the next generation will not inbreed (ad infinitum till they're conquered by someone else)
I love that you were able to sidestep the "Set and Horus banged real hard and Horus let Set think he came inside him but caught his semen and threw it in the Nile and then Horus put his come in Set's salad so when the gods judged who won this round and Set claimed he conquered Horus by coming inside him the gods called to each of their semen and Set's semen responded from the Nile while Horus' semen responded from Set's stomach so they awarded Horus the win for sneakily getting his come inside his uncle" myth yeah
As an Egyptian this is amazing. Disclaimer: I am deeply sorry for my intermediate level of English grammar in the sentence above, I have simply failed all English speakers by using this insanely basic way of describing how much of a masterpiece this truly is, I deeply apologize.
So, here's one interesting thing I learned about Egyptian Mythology these days Remember how Atum suddenly turned into Ra? That's mostly because Egypt was really a kind of Game of Thrones with sand - in a smaller scale also. While rulerships conquered each others' cities, it seems like some of them got the knowingly good will of our big boy Alexander of conquering while letting them be with their own cultures. Nevertheless, they would share some funnies about each others gods, and that's when Atum and Ra probably merged into one, while being the "supreme and primordial" god of two different cultures. In some versions of the New Kingdom myths, Ra and Horus are also just one character, but most of the versions I read, Horus took the position of sun God - and thus supreme god - while Ra was in his underworld daily trips. It can be really confusing most of the times But we're talking about 3000 years of history that is mostly burried and, maybe, lost in translation. So we can be satisfied on what we got
Well religion just depended on the city and so when one particular city dominated their version of the story became the dominant one. Sometimes they just edited the story. It happened on most very ancient mythologies (Greek myths varied depending on the time and place) but it's very visible for the Egyptians since it's the chief god that changed several times (3?). Probably because the center of power of the whole Egypt changed like that.
my favorite quote "Whoa, whoa, I won my kingship fair and square through deceit and treachery." I laughed. You are a really funny person, Jake and I think you should continue to make more videos.
3:14 According to the source my history teacher got mythology from, what actually happened was that Osiris was not whole because his [CENSORED BECAUSE KIDS WATCH THIS I THINK] got eaten by a fish so Osiris had to retire.
I think for once Egyptian mithology is one of the less complicated yet one of the most complicated mithologies in the world. Thanks Jake i love your videos about mithology.
Imagine him trying to explain brazilian mythology "Oh, we have this one-legged black boy whose ONLY meaning in life is to make other people suffer from anger"
I straight up cackled out loud when I saw "He put WHAT in Set's Salad?!?!" - knowing the actual lore makes these videos so much better when you understand the references
That specific part is referring to the greek writer, Plutarch's recounting of the Osiris Myth. Isis travels to Byblos where Osiris's body had washed up on a pile of heather which grew around him into a tree. The tree was then chopped into a pillar for the king of Byblos's temple, with Osiris still inside. I believe all of that is corroborated in other authentic Egyptian sources, but what follows matches a section from The Homeric Hymn to Demeter to a tee: Isis (Demeter in the Homeric Hymn) disguises herself as a human woman and meets the king's maidservants who bring her back to the palace. She's then charged with taking care of the king's son, who she nurses and attempts to make immortal by bathing him in fire each night. But the mother sees her and interrupts the spell, causing Isis to reveal her true form in anger. This story structure is first seen in The Homeric Hymn to Demeter, and as far as I'm aware does not show up in Egyptian tradition until Plutarch. So it was either adopted from Greek tradition, or added by Plutarch himself.
@@JakeDoubleyoo You are the first person to ever mention that and I am so happy you acknowledged it. I remember a TED-ed video and thinking to myself "isn't that just the homeric hymn to demeter". I kind of suspected that maybe the myth was some syncretism when Alexander or the Ptolemy's took over Egypt, incorporating their greek myths into the local religion.
I watched this, patiently hoping for horus "special dressing" lettuce to be mentioned. I'm kinda disappointed in myself by how hard I laughed at "he put WHAT in his lettuce?!"
@@hadesuzumaki4425 like I know a bit like how he transitioned from a murderous vengeful god to a protector and is also know as another figure for the god of fertility but I’d want to see how Jake explains it in his comedic style and drawings
4:19 (correct me if I'm wrong about anything) "Boat Race With HACKS": Set and Horus have a boat race to see who's faster, and since Set's boat was made of actual stone and Horus' was made of wood painted to look like stone, Set's boat sank and Horus won "Last to Breathe WINS": Set and Horus both turn into hippos and have a competition to see who can last the longest underwater without breathing "He Put WHAT in Set's Salad?!?!": semen. It was semen he put in Set's salad.
It was eaten by a crab according to a mythology book I read in 7th grade. The part wasn't identified in that book and I never really wanted to look it up because I don't want my hunch to be right 😬
2:52 Yeah... That is a confusing way of wording that. You made it sound like the Egyptians copied from Greek mythology. It wasn't. The myth of Osiris was already THOUSANDS OF YEARS OLDER THAN GREEK CULTURE, let alone Greek myth. It's just that it was passed down mostly orally and the Egyptian written records of the story were fragmentary and incomplete, so Plutarch took it upon himself to fill in the gaps. We still don't know how much of his retelling reflects Greek culture or Egyptian culture.
Hmmmm but they did copy from other cultures though, even if it wasn't from the Ancient Greeks that we know, it has loads of similarities with Mesophotamian myths and potentially proto Greek stories that shaped Ancient Greek stories. So you can't make it sound like it was all original because it wasn't
You get a subscription because Egypt is awesome. Surprised you didn't mention the time line nightmare that is Horus the elder, fifth son of Nut and Geb.
Uh didn't ra lose an eye because it turned into Sekmet and didn't Horus lose an eye in the events against Set? Also if true, what is with Egypt and people losing their eyes.
FINALLY I got to understand egyptian mythology. This is the first egyptian mythology thing I've understood so far and I really like watching ancient egypt documentaries, so that's saying something. Idk it's always been super confusing to me I think mostly because of the different names the gods have? idk but hey at least now I got to understand SOMETHING
No really, I enjoy waiting to watch your videos it's so exciting to find out what hilarious and or witty thing you might say. Like you should be a comedian or have your own SNL sketch. I like listening to these funny mythology videos, it's nice to play in the background while you're drawing and or doing your homework (but on that note you may or may not get easily distracted like I do and I having the dreaded curse of laziness.)
Jake explains the Egyptian Mythology *Sees Anubis* Fandom: Anubis is so hot *Sees Osiris and Seth fighting* Fandom: Why don't we make it sexual. Yeah we can all agree Egyptian Mythology is a great reference for a Telenovela. If you look at it, it got it all, one brother gets much better reputation and the other brother is jealous because both of them are trying their best but his brother gets all the attention, a son getting revenge for his father killer who is his uncle because of jealousy, and ofcourse hot people having sex.
hey! love the video, keep rewatching it since day one! please make more of egyptian mythology themed videos as it is my favorite mythology! love your storytelling
JAKE U ARE THE BEST!!!! i was waiting for Egyptian mythology for literly years! Im in love with there culture and my dream is to be an Egyptologyst. Your videos are so funny i just had to sub and observe your chanel to see if there is Egypt. And now there is! ❤❤❤
I realize this is an old video from 2 years ago, but being an Egyptologist myself (I have an MA in Egyptology and Archaeology) I feel obliged to correct you @Jake Doubleyoo At 2:50 in the video, you say _"it's all based on Greek mythology [...] Thanks Plutarch"_ While Plutarch did write down what has now become the most complete, preserved, version of the Osiris and Isis myth, he did *_not_* in fact base it on Greek mythology. The myth about the death and resurrection of Osiris, aided by the magical knowledge of his sister wife Isis (and the subsequent birth of their son, Horus) is one of, if not *_The_* oldest myth that we have textual accounts of - not just in Egypt, but in the world; The pyramid texts of the Pyramid of Unas (5:th dynasty, Old Kingdom, roughly 2350-2320 BCE). While the text does not give a full account of the myth as we know it today, it references it in multiple places inside the sarcophagus chamber, as well as the passage leading into the sarcophagus chamber (e.g. Utterance 47, 219 and 244). I hope this can be of help in the case of further ventures into the wonderful world of Ancient Egyptian mythology and religion in the future! Cheers, and Stay Safe, and Stay Sane! _/Xenu Approves this Message_
I like it . Tho I ponder if and how often someone by now is thinking of the next line of mythology, or specific gods. Like chinese, native americans and so on. Anyway. Good stuff!
I vividly remember Osiris losing his *cough cough* stick and thus not being able to continue being king of the world cuz apparently you need genitals for that.
Interesting that Horus was described as feeble and weak but grew up to be strong. Almost like the Egyptian Royal line was in denial about the effects of incest…
“Our child was born weak and deformed! Do you think it’s because we’re siblings?”
“Nah, I’m sure they’ll grow out of it.”
The Egyptians were actually awkwardly knowing about what happens when you commit incest, and even some gods and a lot of the royals resented it, and still yet, at the same time many people did extremely incestual things. *cough* cleopatra *cough* married her brother *cough*
Edit: this comment is at exactly 100 likes please nobody like it!
I hate to keep talking but… lol. Poseidon’s sons Orion and other son Triton posed as a threat to the gods, so Artemis had to kill them as the great hunter she was. She pretended to like Orion better than Triton to make him hate his brother and kill him, blah blah I don’t have to say the full story. But basically, when Artemis was in love with her cousin, nobody questioned that? Not weird at all? *cough* incest
@@johmlemon532 that is greek mythology
Can't be a chad if your spine is isn't crooked at birth am i right?
@@sirseedott4436 lol.
I do like how Thoth is constantly writing as if he's recording history as it's happening.
I mean, it's not wrong is it?
@@dunkleosteusterrelli Whoever said it was?
He’s right the millisecond a thing happens
Wrighting*
@@GabrielPerez-br5mm *Writing.
The Set's salad clickbait is one of the best drawn things in the past 20 years, bravo.
they put the unboiled jar in it
The white stuff is not salad ceacer
@@adlinafaliha4641 it is a "different sauce"
@@hectorryan7591 a very sticky sauce
ikr😻
I love the “He put WHAT in Set’s salad?!?!?” A good nod to the myth without getting demonetised
baby batter
Wait what did he put in it?
@@ForgedWarden uh let’s say baby batter
@@ForgedWardenhe added a little extra seed to the salad
seminal fluid.
The thumbnail for “He put WHAT in Sets salad?!?!” is a masterpiece
If anyone's curious as to what exactly Horus put in Set's salad.... it was semen. He put his semen in the dish.
@@Boss_Isaac ☕ interesting
@@Boss_Isaac and some how seth got pregnant
@@Boss_Isaac this sounds like a tuesday
@@adlinafaliha4641
Huh... yeah ok, I definitely don't remember _that_ part. 🤨 Which god came about as a result?
You cleverly went over the Lettuce incident with Set and Horus without drawing much suspicion, didn't ya?
Just looked it up, wtf horus
@@jacksfacts20 Exactly
So glad you're covering Egyptian mythology! Can't wait for the story about Set's lettuce!
why did you make me search it up
@@theuhthegotdamuh if i know about it, EVERYONE has to!
@@jamsandwichiguess8082 I mean, you did success, I already know that the myth exists but now my FBI agent knows as well
@@theuhthegotdamuh what did you learn?
Thoth’s grain of sand
2:09 I love how no one before Osiris acknowledged the fact that people eating each other was bad
That Ra's gun fight with Apophis was the best😂😂😂
Might have been possible in Stargate
If I had a nickel for every time a Sun God in mythology fought a giant snake I'd have two nickels.
Which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice.
Can’t forget set joining them
@@remcrimson2750 I was about to say the same thing.
Its The Egyptian's Version Of Call Of Duty Games That Was Put In Our History Lessons. -AvaTheMemeLegends129
Came back to rewatch this after learning more about Egyptian mythology, and I gotta say, now that I know the context of "He put WHAT in Set's salad!?!?" It hits so different.
next do aztec mythology
Sounds cool
Would be cool to see that, never really find any great explanation about it
Yaaaas
YES.
I would love to see his simplified Aztec mythology
i just realized that the small hieroglyphs at 1:21 say "yw lst z gam" which is supposed to say "you lost the game". nice job jake, use my knowledge of the egyptian language against me.
Top line is facing the wrong way though, so it could be read as "tsl wy z gam"
Wow that’s evil yet clever well played jake
homestuck detected
wow really@@Ven__
0:50 is it CANNON that the Egyptian gods themselves thought inbreeding was bad because the pharaohs sure as hell didn't seem to have gotten the memo 👀
It still a mystery how the brilliant Cleopatra who learned 10 languages was born of that fucked up family tree she had
Actually it was more because Ra foresaw the children of Nut and Geb would bring disaster (and he was right since Isis was able steal Ra’s saliva and create a deadly cobra to poison Ra. Ra didn’t die but was in so much agony. Isis was able to cure it, but under the condition Ra giving her his secret name, which she was able to use to get him to step down and let Osiris rule, which then snowballed into all the Set drama)
In response to said prophecy, Ra forbade Nut from giving birth any day of the year (and in this time it was 360 days) Nut got a loophole by having Thoth gamble with Khonsu the Moon God and won enough moonlight for 5 new days, resulting in her and Geb’s children Osiris, Isis, Set, Nephthys, and Horus the Elder. This loophole abuse seriously pissed off Ra, who then had Shu keep Nut and Geb apart
Don't think the gods thought anything was off limits. Its hard to be against something when your the embodiment of it.
Pretty sure many knew... Buuuut when it comes to securing power within the family or have some kids that are weird down the line many chose the former, cus surely the next generation will not inbreed (ad infinitum till they're conquered by someone else)
Yeah, these gods are smarter the Greek ones...
I love that you were able to sidestep the "Set and Horus banged real hard and Horus let Set think he came inside him but caught his semen and threw it in the Nile and then Horus put his come in Set's salad so when the gods judged who won this round and Set claimed he conquered Horus by coming inside him the gods called to each of their semen and Set's semen responded from the Nile while Horus' semen responded from Set's stomach so they awarded Horus the win for sneakily getting his come inside his uncle" myth
yeah
HUH
what the hell did i just read
And I though the Greeks were bad
Why
Wtf?
Let’s go Jake back at it again with the entire reason I actually did research on Mythology and became a pro at it.
He’s the reason I did that too… I’ve read huge books about different mythology’s the past few months
@@johmlemon532 same bro!
As an Egyptian this is amazing.
Disclaimer: I am deeply sorry for my intermediate level of English grammar in the sentence above, I have simply failed all English speakers by using this insanely basic way of describing how much of a masterpiece this truly is, I deeply apologize.
This is either a joke or incredibly impressive
Im Egyptian too but i think your English is just fine
ok (sorry for bad england)
@@3ambeast296 is it true that you had an entire war based on a Monster battle simulator using rocks that was adapted into a trading card game?
@@pokeymaster9415 i dont have a single idea of what you're talking about
You've made some spectacular myth videos, and somehow this is the best one you've made so far. Outstanding. I can't wait for the next one.
So, here's one interesting thing I learned about Egyptian Mythology these days
Remember how Atum suddenly turned into Ra? That's mostly because Egypt was really a kind of Game of Thrones with sand - in a smaller scale also. While rulerships conquered each others' cities, it seems like some of them got the knowingly good will of our big boy Alexander of conquering while letting them be with their own cultures. Nevertheless, they would share some funnies about each others gods, and that's when Atum and Ra probably merged into one, while being the "supreme and primordial" god of two different cultures.
In some versions of the New Kingdom myths, Ra and Horus are also just one character, but most of the versions I read, Horus took the position of sun God - and thus supreme god - while Ra was in his underworld daily trips. It can be really confusing most of the times
But we're talking about 3000 years of history that is mostly burried and, maybe, lost in translation. So we can be satisfied on what we got
Well religion just depended on the city and so when one particular city dominated their version of the story became the dominant one. Sometimes they just edited the story. It happened on most very ancient mythologies (Greek myths varied depending on the time and place) but it's very visible for the Egyptians since it's the chief god that changed several times (3?). Probably because the center of power of the whole Egypt changed like that.
I'm so happy he decided to make egyptian myths as well
my favorite quote
"Whoa, whoa, I won my kingship fair and square through deceit and treachery." I laughed. You are a really funny person, Jake and I think you should continue to make more videos.
How is this still more engaging, more well put together, informative and researched than Gods of Egypt!!!?!?!??
Jake giving the Gods guns was the best decision ever made
Yay! Thanks for listening to my request and making this funny, (but very very accurate) video, and I'm glad you feel better!
I love this! Fun fact: in certain myths Osiris had another brother, referred to as Horus the elder!
3:14 According to the source my history teacher got mythology from, what actually happened was that Osiris was not whole because his [CENSORED BECAUSE KIDS WATCH THIS I THINK] got eaten by a fish so Osiris had to retire.
He cusses in most vids or the characters he voices and there are very 18+ moments he doesn’t show because of demonetization i think?
4:20
😂 Brings a whole new meaning to "tossing someone's salad!"
It's nice Egyptians specified exactly how the gods looked so Jake can't just do what he wants
[Nelson Muntz laugh]: HA HA!!
I think for once Egyptian mithology is one of the less complicated yet one of the most complicated mithologies in the world.
Thanks Jake i love your videos about mithology.
Imagine him trying to explain brazilian mythology
"Oh, we have this one-legged black boy whose ONLY meaning in life is to make other people suffer from anger"
0:42 I can imagine the sheer terror of these people suddenly coming into being, utterly losing their shit
very excited abt not having to re-watch old vids (they’re amazing tho)
True
2:02 Apophis holding a glock on his tail will always be hilarious.
Great timing, I am learning about the Egyptians in my art history class!
Apparently ancient egypt is just a furry fandom civilization
I- more or less i guess :P
basically yes
Pretty much, yeah. All of the gods have like, animal heads. And they worship animals, especially cats.
That about sums it up.
@@Lasanga95 Hello there most amazing person in the entire world.
I straight up cackled out loud when I saw "He put WHAT in Set's Salad?!?!" - knowing the actual lore makes these videos so much better when you understand the references
You forget something, You know the.... Lettuce incident
Can you explain?
@@spectra1_ oh……that’s kinda messed up. Not surprising
He referenced it here 4:22
Jake: I'm not going to draw Ra's dozen other forms
Also Jake: draws other forms
Highly simplified forms
1:09
Ah, yes, the knife cat, or as many would call it: The regular cat.
Speak for yourself, (hopefully) knife less human (?)
Accurate
Egyptian mythology was around longer than Greek mythology. The copying mentioned at 2:50 was the other around
That specific part is referring to the greek writer, Plutarch's recounting of the Osiris Myth.
Isis travels to Byblos where Osiris's body had washed up on a pile of heather which grew around him into a tree. The tree was then chopped into a pillar for the king of Byblos's temple, with Osiris still inside.
I believe all of that is corroborated in other authentic Egyptian sources, but what follows matches a section from The Homeric Hymn to Demeter to a tee:
Isis (Demeter in the Homeric Hymn) disguises herself as a human woman and meets the king's maidservants who bring her back to the palace. She's then charged with taking care of the king's son, who she nurses and attempts to make immortal by bathing him in fire each night. But the mother sees her and interrupts the spell, causing Isis to reveal her true form in anger.
This story structure is first seen in The Homeric Hymn to Demeter, and as far as I'm aware does not show up in Egyptian tradition until Plutarch. So it was either adopted from Greek tradition, or added by Plutarch himself.
@@JakeDoubleyoo You are the first person to ever mention that and I am so happy you acknowledged it. I remember a TED-ed video and thinking to myself "isn't that just the homeric hymn to demeter". I kind of suspected that maybe the myth was some syncretism when Alexander or the Ptolemy's took over Egypt, incorporating their greek myths into the local religion.
@@JakeDoubleyoo hey dude, can you do Aztec mythology? There’s a lot to unload, and it feels like the next mythology to animate, on your channel.
I watched this, patiently hoping for horus "special dressing" lettuce to be mentioned. I'm kinda disappointed in myself by how hard I laughed at "he put WHAT in his lettuce?!"
What was in the lettuce?
Wait, did he, no fucking way he semen'd inside his uncle's salad
0:51 Shu was reading Greek mythology and saw Zeus’s family inbreeding with eachother 💀
Greek and Norse: What about Kratos?
Egyptian Mythology: What about amogus?
All of these episodes make me want to study on a lot of the myths/mythology’s
Thanks man :D
I want to see you try to explain khonshu to people who only know of him through Moon Knight
Yes that would be amazing
@@hadesuzumaki4425 like I know a bit like how he transitioned from a murderous vengeful god to a protector and is also know as another figure for the god of fertility but I’d want to see how Jake explains it in his comedic style and drawings
I was hoping to see Khonshu mentioned :c
Eh didn't really do much as far as I can tell there was that one time where he gambled with thoth because Ra was angry with nut though
4:19 (correct me if I'm wrong about anything)
"Boat Race With HACKS": Set and Horus have a boat race to see who's faster, and since Set's boat was made of actual stone and Horus' was made of wood painted to look like stone, Set's boat sank and Horus won
"Last to Breathe WINS": Set and Horus both turn into hippos and have a competition to see who can last the longest underwater without breathing
"He Put WHAT in Set's Salad?!?!": semen. It was semen he put in Set's salad.
Great video! It's awesome how much you've grown! Proud to have been one of your first subs!
Bro has a great way to teach about various mythology which is great keep it bro never quit this ur the best in these stuff
4:08 this god was almost there but everyone wasn't living in the modern era
Jake Doubleyoo, you are a genius! Love your videos!
Toth is actually my favorite god, he is the chillest smart bird ever
Our teacher told us to make a comic about Egyptian Mythology and I was lazy to read the things she gave us, this helped a lot!
cool.
cool.
Didn't Osiris miss a crutial bodyparr for resurrection wich was replaced by a wooden replica in order for Osiris to come back to life?
It was eaten by a crab according to a mythology book I read in 7th grade. The part wasn't identified in that book and I never really wanted to look it up because I don't want my hunch to be right 😬
@@sunfurycommenting1013 *Your hunch is right.*
@@sunfurycommenting1013 From what I heard, it was a fish that ate it.
@@justafurrywithinternet317 Such knowledge is a burden 😔
@@videogollumer It may have been a fish, it's been a long time since I read that book, so I can't say for certain
4:34 *Set* with a gatling gun...yes, just yes!
it's set
Just a average day of furries fighting big ess snakes in. The watah.
* laughs at the Set’s Salad myth *
Thoth furiously scribbling all his thoughts throughtout the video was so funny.
2:52 Yeah...
That is a confusing way of wording that. You made it sound like the Egyptians copied from Greek mythology. It wasn't. The myth of Osiris was already THOUSANDS OF YEARS OLDER THAN GREEK CULTURE, let alone Greek myth. It's just that it was passed down mostly orally and the Egyptian written records of the story were fragmentary and incomplete, so Plutarch took it upon himself to fill in the gaps. We still don't know how much of his retelling reflects Greek culture or Egyptian culture.
^^^^^
Hmmmm but they did copy from other cultures though, even if it wasn't from the Ancient Greeks that we know, it has loads of similarities with Mesophotamian myths and potentially proto Greek stories that shaped Ancient Greek stories. So you can't make it sound like it was all original because it wasn't
You get a subscription because Egypt is awesome. Surprised you didn't mention the time line nightmare that is Horus the elder, fifth son of Nut and Geb.
Uh didn't ra lose an eye because it turned into Sekmet and didn't Horus lose an eye in the events against Set?
Also if true, what is with Egypt and people losing their eyes.
As the saying goes, an eye for a God makes the whole world...
That's it...
Also, the sky.
Yes, Sekhmet originated as a transfiguration of Ra's eye, and Horus had his eye restored by Thoth after losing it in battle against Set.
seekhmet is also a form of hathor
Thanks!
FINALLY I got to understand egyptian mythology. This is the first egyptian mythology thing I've understood so far and I really like watching ancient egypt documentaries, so that's saying something. Idk it's always been super confusing to me I think mostly because of the different names the gods have? idk but hey at least now I got to understand SOMETHING
My teacher put this video on for Egyptian mythology I laughed the entire way through
a giant sea serpent, a chaos god who killed another god who everybody liked, that sound familiar...
*coughs LOKI *coughs
I knew little to nothing about Egyptian methodology so thank for the video.
Am I the only one who read the webtoon 'ennead' and now absolutely loves Set ?
NO UR NOT ALONE IM HERE
Brooo I didn't know that the webtoon I read "ennead" was real and now I'm interested
thanks also I learned some Egyptian from The Mummy(1999), Prince Of Egypt(1998) and Moon Knight(2022) nice to get the whole picture
I'm not gonna be here when it goes live but I'm excited to see it later!
No really, I enjoy waiting to watch your videos it's so exciting to find out what hilarious and or witty thing you might say.
Like you should be a comedian or have your own SNL sketch. I like listening to these funny mythology videos, it's nice to play in the background while you're drawing and or doing your homework (but on that note you may or may not get easily distracted like I do and I having the dreaded curse of laziness.)
Jake explains the Egyptian Mythology
*Sees Anubis*
Fandom: Anubis is so hot
*Sees Osiris and Seth fighting*
Fandom: Why don't we make it sexual.
Yeah we can all agree Egyptian Mythology is a great reference for a Telenovela. If you look at it, it got it all, one brother gets much better reputation and the other brother is jealous because both of them are trying their best but his brother gets all the attention, a son getting revenge for his father killer who is his uncle because of jealousy, and ofcourse hot people having sex.
also...incest.
im an egyptian and its good to see someone make a video about egyptian mythology
If had a nickel for every time jake got me into a mythology, id have two nickels. Which isn’t much but its weird it happened twice
I love everything about your videos (especially this one) and really really enjoy them, please keep making more!
0:30-I don't remember sneezing being a euphemism but I suppose that'd avoid demonetization
It's not a euphemism
He literally sneezed them out ...... but don't take my word for it
I really enjoy you videos on Mythologies. Could you please make something on hindu Mythology?
People now: i hate furries
Egyptians: well too damn bad
hey! love the video, keep rewatching it since day one! please make more of egyptian mythology themed videos as it is my favorite mythology! love your storytelling
0:57 What happened while Jake briefly got COVID?
I LOVE THIS VIDEO SM. when i saw the thumbnail i freakin knew this was gonna be amazing
I loved showing a self proclaimed wizard and expert of all things in Egypt the whole salad story.
Perfect, thnks. really did not know much about Aegyptian mythology .
5:01 You mean *pursona* ?
No pretty sure it's fursona because furrys the joke is Egyptians are furrys
@@mrtree.1 you dident get the joke
@@retro-bit3312 what is it
@@mrtree.1 pur like a cat
hi I'm the same guy
and me from one year ago was just stupid I see it now @@retro-bit3312
I can't wait for more. You sure know how to make mythology digestible and honest.
As a furry, i see this as an absolute win
Have never seen this so happy someone is explaining it accurately!!
Now I can finally understand Stardust Crusaders!
Noice
A little while ago I got like three questions right on jeopardy because of this channel. Thought I’d mention that
Anyone know what the heiroglyphs at 1:20 say?
It’s gibberish
YA LCT Z PWM
I loved the Norse myths and the Egyptian gods are my favourite so I’m excited to see how this works out!
We need more Egyptian mythology
Day one of asking Jake to cover Celtic mythology
Petition for you to start animating parodies that relate to the whole Horus vs Set thing.
JAKE U ARE THE BEST!!!! i was waiting for Egyptian mythology for literly years! Im in love with there culture and my dream is to be an Egyptologyst. Your videos are so funny i just had to sub and observe your chanel to see if there is Egypt. And now there is! ❤❤❤
This is gonna be good
I realize this is an old video from 2 years ago, but being an Egyptologist myself (I have an MA in Egyptology and Archaeology) I feel obliged to correct you @Jake Doubleyoo
At 2:50 in the video, you say _"it's all based on Greek mythology [...] Thanks Plutarch"_
While Plutarch did write down what has now become the most complete, preserved, version of the Osiris and Isis myth, he did *_not_* in fact base it on Greek mythology. The myth about the death and resurrection of Osiris, aided by the magical knowledge of his sister wife Isis (and the subsequent birth of their son, Horus) is one of, if not *_The_* oldest myth that we have textual accounts of - not just in Egypt, but in the world; The pyramid texts of the Pyramid of Unas (5:th dynasty, Old Kingdom, roughly 2350-2320 BCE). While the text does not give a full account of the myth as we know it today, it references it in multiple places inside the sarcophagus chamber, as well as the passage leading into the sarcophagus chamber (e.g. Utterance 47, 219 and 244).
I hope this can be of help in the case of further ventures into the wonderful world of Ancient Egyptian mythology and religion in the future!
Cheers, and
Stay Safe, and Stay Sane!
_/Xenu Approves this Message_
Fun fact, in some versions of the creation story, there is a fifth brother: Hamarchis, god of the rising sun
I like it
. Tho I ponder if and how often someone by now is thinking of the next line of mythology, or specific gods. Like chinese, native americans and so on.
Anyway. Good stuff!
”Ooh, this was a nefarious trap” Best line-delivery i’ve ever heard
Fun Fact:
"Atum", in portuguese, is the same word as "Tuna"
We need more Egyptian myths!!!
You forgot the part where Isis spent extra time to retrieve Osiris' ding dong.
I like the thought of humans being tears of joy and relieve
I vividly remember Osiris losing his *cough cough* stick and thus not being able to continue being king of the world cuz apparently you need genitals for that.