As a brit, roumour has it, the queen is staying alive out of spite until Charles Passes because she absolutely doesnt want him to suceed her.

Please make a sequel now. It will be interesting to get your take after Queen Elizabeth's funeral.

There was one thing that I liked from Elizabeth's funeral that is worth sharing now that it has happened. The late Queen had myrtle, a symbol for a good marriage in floriography, in her wedding bouquet. After the service she took a cutting from the myrtle and grew it into a plant. The florists for her funeral then took that same plant and used some cuttings from it for her funeral flowers. Edit: BTW the reigning monarch is addressed as "Your Majesty". "Your Highness" is the address for other members of the family.

Rewatching this because your video was the first thing I thought of when the queen's death was announced. I cannot believe a year and 5 months later London Bridge is actually happening.

If there's no violent corgi attack that cause city wide fire on my funeral then I'm not dying

As a British girl I have to be honest, I don't think the Queen can die... her hoard of Corgis give her power. Edit: Well... bollocks...

Corgis confirmed, Caitlin. They are outside at Windsor Castle, honoring the Queen.

And here we are, nearly a year and a half later, and the Queen has died. Looking forward to Caitlyn's video on that, if she decides to make one. And we'll see if there's chaos due to corgis.

I wanted to give a big thank you to you, my brother Logan died unexpectedly in January. He was 19, and he was the biggest fan of you. He got one of your books as a Christmas present. He told me just a little bit before he died, that dying didn't scare him, and that you helped him realize that. Out of all of this pain and grief I've been experiencing, I know that he wasn't scared, and he is at peace now. Thank you.

As a Brit, I mostly want her to live to 100 so she has to send herself a telegram.

Anyone who watched this a year+ ago coming back because of Her Majesty’s passing? Caitlin knew what’s up!

The news just broke and I'm now immediately sending this to all my friends. This is gonna be WILD

I don't care what they do for my funeral, as long as my grave has a motion-activated sensor which sets off a recording of my voice saying "WHO DARES DISTURB MY SLUMBER?"

do I smell a new series ... royal funerals through history ... might be fun

Rewatching this the day Her Majesty passed. Want to see how the plans have changed- specifically if they include the corgis in the procession lol

And on this day September 8th, 2022, Queen Elizabeth has passed away... and in lieu of not being able to comprehend this currently, I go back and watch this video.

Caitlin: "The queen is 94...almost 95. What happens when she dies?" The British: "How bold of you to assume we will allow our queen to expire."

The queen is going to outlive Charles purely out of spite, it's the only thing keeping her alive right now.

Queen’s death was just announced 40 mins ago, I and remembered this video and immediately came back to rewatch it

Queen Elizabeth passed away today. I immediately remembered this video and had to revisit it. Rest In Peace. 👑 🇬🇧

“Please God not on my shift” is a headline that sums up my entire working life...

Just watched the ceremony and I gotta say that seeing the queen at her 94 years of age, walking alone into the chapel, sitting alone away from her loved ones and then exit and getting into a car also alone and wiping her tears after saying goodbye to her lifetime companion, puts into perspective that royal life, as fancy as it may be, it's a very solitary life.

They did this with the queen too. The put out a statement this morning she was under a medical supervision because they were concerned for her health, then after dinner they announced she passed (my home time not UK time)

You said there would be a short illness! There was no illness! They only gave us a few hours to prepare. I'm not ready for London Bridge to be down.

Here from England: Our Queen is immortal. She will live forever, due to her corgi familiars.

Prince Phillip is indeed getting an eco friendly casket, according to the current coverage.

I'm rewatching this in the immediate wake of the death of Queen Elizabeth, more than a year after her husband's passing.

I'm watching this on D1.... Sept 8 was her passing, thank you Caitlyn for this in depth explanation!

I think the queen is waiting for Charles to die as to ensure he'll never be king.

i’ve been on the internet for too long when Caitlin said “when queen elizabeth dies” my brain just went “but she’s not gonna”

Anyone else coming back to this video after the queens death?

You know, I saw Charles' speech. He broke my heart with his bloodshot eyes. I had to turn it. It's hard to lose a parent. I also want an army of Corgis to be comic relief.

We need an Iconic Corpse about MARIE CURIE AND HER RADIOACTIVE CORPSE

I didn't know he had died. Of course, I haven't been paying much attention to the news lately because my ex-wife passed away suddenly the day before and I've been a little distracted with making arrangements, notifying people, getting probate started, etc. She was also a fan of this channel and she decided that she wanted to be an organ and tissue donor followed by a simple direct cremation with no viewing. I found a wonderful funeral director who listened to me, respected our wishes, and didn't try to sell me any extras. So, thanks, Caitlin, for making us aware of what our options are and where we could just say, "No."

9:07 for a quick refresher if your back here because london bridge is down now.

This was the first video I thought of when the news of Queen Elizabeth’s death was announced today, 8 September 2022. She was the only English Queen during all of my 64 years. Rest In Peace, Elizabeth II

My lovely dad died unexpectedly on the same day as the Queen Mother's funeral in 2002. He died in his sleep. We joked that he couldn't face hearing all the fuss and nonsense that people were making about the royal funeral, so decided not to wake up that morning.

Not British, but it's always been my thought that both Queen Elizabeth and Betty White are immortal beings whom will outlive all of us.

As you are probably aware the queen has just died and we now have to see how real this prediction of what happens when the queen would die. We the UK mourn for the loss of our noble queen.

This is the most in-depth description of operation London bridge I've seen. It's very useful to come back to this in light of today's events.

Hello from the UK! I was in a shopping centre today and had completely forgotten what was going on today. At 3pm precisely they announced that there was to be a minutes silence and I was amazed how seriously everyone took it. Everyone put their baskets down and stood perfectly still in silence, even the busker outside stopped playing. The immediate reanimation when the minute was up was hilarious, as if nothing had happened.

“I hope he likes his inlaws!” you say, as if he isn’t directly related to them

London Bridge is down. Rest In Peace Queen Elizabeth. 😢

anyone back here for a refresher?

As a Brit, public sentiment towards Charles is pretty much unwilling acceptance. There’s admittedly a certain gleeful hope that the queen will outlive him though.

As far as I can tell (UK native), the royal family are kind of like a massive grandfather clock sitting in your lounge; grandma really likes it and gets annoyed when people make fun of it, mum hates the bloody thing, and the kids don't really care one way or another.

I’m happy I’m not the only one that here after the queen has passed-….My condolences to the family.

The Queen Has passed today 9/8/22 at about 6pm GMT. At Balmoral. Accompanied by her family. Operation London Bridge has begun. Elizabeth II has set the record for longest reigning monarch. I bet this record will NEVER be broken. Yes, the CEO of the commonwealth is now Charles the third.

Talking about disastrous royal funerals, you should do a video on the funeral of William the Conqueror! Two words: Exploding. Corpse.

The mental image of a gang of corgis ruining the serenity of a state funeral made me laugh out loud. I have two myself and can confirm that the little bastards are absolutely capable of doing that.

Rewatching this after the news today. From California but, Still processing the Queens death… Rest In Peace to Queen Elizabeth II.

London Bridge is Down.

death mom you could do a "royal funeral" series explaning different royal funerals around the world

'Are you excited about Charles being King?' Ehhhh depends who you ask but the general consensus is that we kinda want it to skip Charles and go to William straight away. A lot of British people don't like Charles because of how he treated Diana.

I immediately came back to this video and sent it out to friends. RIP Elizabeth

Who else back here for Queen Elizabeth ?

I'm Scottish and although I'm not into the royal family, my heart went out to the Queen. Seeing her sitting on her own, head bowed was so sad.

*Caitlyn:* The media does not show the faces of the mourning royals. *The Daily Mail:* its free real estate

Randomly watched this video this morning for the first time and now hours later...it's relevant. SPOOKY.

Checking in a year later for a reminder what to expect now London Bridge has fallen down.

I’m commenting to the void here but. My dog passed away in my arms this morning. Your content is beyond comforting. Thank you and your team for the work you all produce.

I was working during prince Phillip's funeral, a busy Saturday in a pub. 3pm hit and silence most eerie feeling. It made me think about the queens death, which I can't imagine. I don't think anyone wants her to die before Charles.

Well, actually, THIS video was my first thought right after I got to know that QE II passed away today.

I’m back here on the day the Queen has died as a refresher on what is going to happen in the next few days I love your videos and have even committed to aquamation after death

Actually burst out laughing when you asked if Brits are looking forward to King Charles. No, no we're not.

Uk based here . Everyone I’ve spoken to (regardless of their view of the royals) have agreed one on thing . It was very sad to see and elderly lady alone at her husbands funeral 😢 I’m sure the nation felt that ❤️

This video gonna be doing NUMBERS today

Who’s here after the passing of Queen Elizabeth

Interesting fact time: My great grandfather stood watch over the body of King George V. He said that the scent of decay was so overwhelming men were passing out.

Okay, not British myself, but I have to take a moment to say that the fact that there is a cemetery dedicated to the royal pets is so incredibly, perfectly sweet!

Came to watch this again as a Brit who just watched the queen's funeral. Never been a royalist but it felt like a historic moment that I should watch.

Rewatching this while Queen Elizabeth II is laying in state. Looking forward to your video about her funeral.

"Release the hounds!" Gates open and a sea of chaotic corgis run through the bridge dragging the casket/coffin.

Glad I'm not the only one who came here after finding out the queen is under medical supervision

I found this particular useful today. Thank you for having it available.

A year later, queen passed and this aged well. Perfect video.

I'm from the North East of England. We're traditionally more loyal than a lot of areas. I had to drive for an hour immediately after the funeral, the towns and roads were empty. Everyone I know was sad to hear of his death and most people said they'd be watching the funeral on TV as it happened. Last time I saw the Queen and Prince Phillip I was stood outside a pub with a pint of beer in my hand, their car stopped next to me for a few seconds. Philip nudged the Queen and both gave me huge smiles as I literally raised my glass to them. It was a moment of genuine warm acknowledgment by them.

UK based here. Philip was loved and hated. Today felt very stripped back and the service had a chilled vibe to it. At one point the casket/coffin just seemed to disappear, as cameras were focused on the singers and readers. It was very sudden and caught me off guard. He went down to the vault in no time. I'm from Wales and Philip will be best remembered for his efforts after the Aberfan disaster when 144 children and adults died. He visited 9 times in his life and made sure the Queen came to the site a week after the disaster. Wales shall always thank him for that.

Hello everyone coming in after the news 👋👋

How incidental is it that this popped up in my feed the day before her Majesty Queen Elizabeth's funeral? I am nodding along in agreement with this. The funeral is going to be HUGE, partly because of the reverence in which the Queen was held not just with us common folk,but worldwide. For most of us,she's the only monarch we've had. We have lost our constant.🦋

I can't imagine the confusion if something happens to the London Bridge while the Queen is still alive

even as an English person I needed this explanation 😭 more interested in hearing about their funerals than weddings honestly

Yep, Balmoral it was. Dunno why, but hearing the news of the queen made me want to rewatch this.

It is wild watching this again while all of this is happening right now. Gives chills! RIP to the Queen.

Everyone excited for all the royal weddings Deathlings: it's our time now☠️

Despite being born and living in Canada, it took me a while to register that the flag in front of my workplace was at half mast because of Prince Philip’s death

I knew how the news would be shared thanks to this video. I was listening to the radio in the car and it was comforting to know what would be happening.

Ofc this pops up today of all days 😭 rip queen

"The queen's coffin nearly gets shot out of the cart to slide down the hill"---Caitlin trying not to laugh. I absolutely love her.

The Queen stopped breeding her puppies so they would not out live her... she did not want them to be sad. Breaks my heart. Hugs to everyone!

London Bridge is down, Caitlin! I hope you do a follow up so we can see how close this was!

Came to rewatched this a few mins after the passing of Queen Elizabeth, to get any Operation London Bridge details you dropped.

Prince Phillip's death was really quite devastating for me but I gotta admit I laughed a bit when I found out he died on Prince Charles and Camilla's Wedding Anniversary

I truly feel for the Queen: when I saw her in the chapel, sitting alone with her head bowed, she reminded me so much of my own mother at my father's funeral. My parents had been married for 52 years and though she was surrounded by family, and was trying to comfort her children, there was a terrible sense of being lost that she projected. She lived for 5 more years and I take comfort in the fact that she, my father, and my sister are together now in a place of eternal peace, where sickness, pain, and sorrow do not exist. One day there will be a glorious reunion in Heaven with the Queen and her loved ones!

Shout out to everyone rewatching this with the recent news of the queen’s passing. She will be missed

Updated from the original now it's not so fresh, as there was a lot of us all to take in: From a British person's perspective (assuming and hoping you do an updated video on this!) I'd really like you to know these things some people overseas may not know: They announced her illness at around 12:30 on the 8th September, that's when we all speculated that she wasn't gonna be here for much longer. Even more so with her final pictures when she met our new prime minister not 48 hours earlier. The news drip fed how the royals were rushing out to Balmoral to be with her- later revealed how it was only Charles and Anne with her and Harry didn't even make it before the news report. On that note, Princess Anne has been absolutely outstanding during these previous days and she has also made history being the first Princess and standing vigil for her dear mama. They also cancelled big sporting events, such as horse races and football before her death was even announced. I know people who work at the races, which is how I know that information. Then, at exactly 6:30pm, it was announced on a breaking news broadcast. She had actually died earlier in the day, but at 6:30pm people are expected to be at home watching the BBC News at 6 so it reached the maximum number of people live. I can't speak for other broadcasting systems as I was already watching the BBC. Stock markets did indeed close, and it was announced as a national bank holiday so some people did get it off work depending on their jobs/contracts. I really hope you talk about the queue for when she was lying in state, it was absolutely insane. And the 'scandals' of celebrities jumping in quicker (yes Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield) vs celebs who queued with the rest of the people (David Beckham and Teresa May)- also there were official queue wristbands?! What a surreal experience. As far as the procession, the news coverage ran from 6:30am-7pm on most channels and there were corgis and her beloved horse Emma (Fell Pony- I only mention that as one news reporter said the wrong breed on air (mistakes happen!) but the queen was known for her love of Fells, I'm also an equestrian) included- which certainly broke my heart. It certainly was a monumental part of history, and Liz was the nation's grandmother. I think every single British person can say where they were when it was announced, personally I had just pulled up on my drive listening to BBC new live. A bright rainbow took up majority of the sky and I don't think that was a coincidence. My mother was actually due to see a play at the theatre and had spent the day travelling around Liverpool, so she had not been seeing the news reports about Her Majesty's health. The show was supposed to start at 7pm, doors opened at 6:30pm so they all missed the offical announcement. She said they were waiting until almost 7:30pm before the lights dimmed, and a voice came over to announce her passing. They said that the show will go on in honour of our late Queen and asked the audience to stand while they played God Save The Queen one last time. She was always one who said she had to be seen to be believed and the rainbows that appeared all over the country on the 8th was a sight to behold. RIP Queen Elizabeth II 💕

I’m a Londoner, and the general consensus is that people tend to be ambivalent towards Charles, people tend to prefer William and want him to directly ascend to the throne rather than Charles, people are also intrigued and watch the royals closely whenever someone from the family dies. People either love them or are ambivalent and don’t really care. We respect them but also accept that they don’t really have any power.

As far as the Queen's services go, I think she would really like the moment of silence broken by the howl of one lone Corgi. You should run it by her people.

About time for us to revisit this one!!!

Coming back to this because of today’s events😭