Every sentence in this video is an entire historybook

this is easily the best one of these reactions i've seen, you're not caught up by the presentation and are just bringing the facts in a clear and concise manner. very well spoken. thank you!

I like how much you paused and explained things. Just like you said, if I wanted to watch the video unpaused, I would have watched the original video. Great video. It was recommended to me. I'm surprised it doesn't have more views. Commenting to boost the algorithm.

It's very refreshing to see someone understanding the beginning of the video. I do not blame people not interested in science not getting it, it just gives me joy every time someone understands. Thanks for all your input on the "more regular" history topics as well!

27:27 - "I'd apologise for pausing so much" .... Yea, no, it's great to have a proper "reaction" to this where stuff gets fleshed out more. I've watched dozens of reactions to this video over the years. There's pretty much two types. Those who expand on the video, thereby being worthwhile and valuable, then those that just watch it essentially stealing the content. I've been impressed so far with how much you've actually added, given you're still pretty young. GJ, (except for probably failing at "life" according to the masses). E2A @ 58:00 - You're one of the VERY few I've seen who actually picked up on the Neocolonialism point he sneaks in about "now noone can tell who's pillaging who". Very good. 👍

I've watched Countless reactions to this, and can honestly say I've learned more in this video than all others combined. Your knowledge is truly impressive, keep up the good work 😎👍

Honestly this was one of the best reactions I’ve seen. You explained it perfectly enough that I could understand it. Thank you!

It's ironic that amidst such relevant and copious commentary my favorite part is your genuine reaction at 51:47. It just tells how thorny the topic is, in a way that a thousand words could not.

Ive watched so many reactions yours by far is the most informative and adds so much context that i never thought about. THANKYOU!

I'm really all about all your pauses and expansion on topics. This is how long the original video should have been.

27:30 a mass pandemic leads to a labor movement? did that also move relatively slowly, because I'm starting to think about history rhyming again.

great Job dude. Best reaction of this video. I love that you cover all most everything 💙

I watched the original hundreds of time. I believe your insight on it makes it more educational. Thank you.

I've watched many reactions to this video, and yours is the best I've seen. Your knowledge and thorough explanations of each point truly fed my hunger for historic fact and understanding. Thank you for this!

Man I love your reactions! thanks for doing this!

fantastic! informative, with a dash of humour! Beautifully covering so many areas!

9:20 my search to find out what caused the bronze age collapse continue's

Cheers from Brazil. What a long and explained video. Just how i like.

Ottomans also used the title Kayser-i Rum (Caesar of Rome) since they had conquered the Empire of the Romans. To be honset it makes a lot more sense then Russians calling their leaders Tsar (Caesar) as they almost have zero connection to any previous Roman states or lands. Holy Roman claim of Germans and the Third Rome claim of Russians is pretty much the same.

It’s so cool that kids still get interested in history!

I am impressed by your knowledge of history. nice video!

I live near Cahokia, I love going there and walking around the land. It’s so cool to think about this now pretty quiet spot at one time being full of people.

Great video man! If you liked this i reccomend reacting to the history of japan, also by bill wurtz.

You have a very deep and expansive knowledge of History. From a BA in History.

Exceptional video

Nice reaction my friend. I would like to add something about the Ottoman claim to inherit the Roman Empire. Ottoman Emperor Mehmed II, who conquered Constantinople, used the title "Kayser-i Rûm", meaning Caesar of Rome.

I hate that no one that reacts to this video notes that the date on the "thing inventor" part is 2028, as it is a prevision of IA and automation and its consquences that are still to come

Acording to the historical experts at Marvel Comics: the bronze age collapsed because of Apocalypse... Ya. Take that! 😂

Never finna pull the knife 😢

At 15:25 you are mentioning the spread of religion to the south-east. I thought it was referring to the Sikh, not towards Buddhism ...

I hate the fact that they Did Didn't mention the giant impact hypothesis

super unfortunate to see the best reaction to this video only reach a comparatively smaller audience. 😢

china can never stay in 1 piece

Oh god he did not react to this video 🤣

Great pause missed my fav part😅

Love from PAKISTAN 🇵🇰❤️ make a video on Pakistan history plz