a lot of people seem to think i missed a very important number.. but i assure you this list is as nice as it gets

I like how 5 was entirely skipped

If omega does not appear on the next tier list out of nowhere I will be very disappointed

I like how 4 is considered sturdy but 3 is literally for the triangle, the only polygon that is always congruent with the same side lengths.

Since you were wondering, October has Octo (eight)at the beginning because it used to be the eighth month until we took January and February and moved them to the beginning.

I love 7. It's slick, sharp, cool and edgy.

Good list, though I’m surprised that 5 and 69 didn’t make it in, though now that I think about it, I guess 5’s tier was in the thumbnail

I was rooting for 9! I love how all multiplication of it with any number results in a number that when added together equals 9, and often starts with the number directly before it! 18, 27, 36, 45 etc.

12 is just underrated. *change my mind*

Mans really forgot the number 5 exists 😔

This Tier List: * exists * Number 5: *Am I a joke to you?*

4 deserves top of S tier, I am so glad that the best number is finally being recognized as such.

As jan misali made a number tournament, Oats here made a tierlist. I'll love trios in fiction- as while duos can work, the third one brings a sort of balance.

Fun fact (that I didn't verify): In China, buildings don't have floors of numbers that contain a 4 like 4, 14, 24 etc, because the Mandarin word for 'four' sounds similar to the word for 'death'.

Him timing the “buh, buh, buh, buh” with the music while talking about 4 was too perfect

you really gotta do my boy 7 like that 😢

I was expecting the number 69 the entire time but considering 6 and 9 made it to S. I think that means 69 is SS

"Um, ackshually, numbers are infinite, therefore this tier can't be completed." ☝️🤓

3:40 is this Rick astley

he said "we are finally getting into the double digits" after he did 13

gonna be honest, my favorite number is probably 2763. it's simplicity and it's absolute BEAUTY is just too good. i love how you can just type it easily on the keyboard. the size isn't really an addition though. so that is why i will only have to rate it at an A.

i would love to see your opinions on what color each subject is! i trust you to have the correct opinion, and to make every school assign school books with the CORRECT colors.

1:49 - video idea - I fixed Binary

0:53 "which numbers you can count on" lol

to answer your question about October being month 10, it was months eight originally. Then Julius Caesar and his cousin Augustus decided that they wanted months to commemorate themselves in the Roman calendar, creating July and August. That is what pushed October into being the 10th month.

7:06 when you realize he posted this on pie day

5:14 the reason for that is that the Roman’s originally had a ten month calendar, but, both Julius Ceasar and Augustus Ceasar thought they were so great that they needed a month named after them, hence July and August

Oat: now getting to our first double digit number- 13: SECOND Oat: Our second double digit number, 10

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if you want to actually know why October has the octo- prefix (meaning eight) despite being the 10th month The original Roman calendar didn’t have January or February with March being the 1st month, making October the 8th month, and we just never changed it when we added January and February to the start

Letter tier list next

what editing app do you use

I've wanted to see someone make a letter tier list for quite some time now. Not only would it be a good sequel but it's just perfect for you to do. (If you do do it, make sure to include lowercase too)

I enjoy 8. It has 8 1's, 4 2's and 2 4's, plus if you turn it to its side it's Infinity!

“Now we are going to the double digits” 13 - am I a joke to you?

I thought number 5 was entirely skipped... But it is in the miniature. You think in everything, it´s incredible

I cannot, CANNOT believe you didn't place 5 on your tier list. It's the most important number! all of modern day money depends on 5 to work (not counting pennies, because those are terrible) it goes into every 10 and 100 like it's made for them, and when you multiply 5 by itself, you get a neat four digit number that works in a lot of places.

If 10788 isn't on the list I'm going to start a riot

bruh it used to start from March in the year long ago, which makes sense why they called it October 5:09

5381. It's prime, and it is used in many different cryptographic algorithms, for example, Daniel J. Bernstein's algorithm

5:09 actually it's called "Octeber" because in Rome (-753 ; 376) the new year was on March, the month of spring and war in the city thus making october the 8th month and february the 12th one. That's why September (Septem = 7), october, (octo = 8) november (novem = 9) and december (decem = 10)

My favourite number is 64. I see it everywhere, mainly on a chess board because I play chess competitivly but still, it's a very common number for some reason.

August and July were added after the rest, named after Roman emperor

its safe to assume that 88 gets the SS tier.

I personally like 8 the most (but today we learned about pi, so pi my favorite for now) Q: Why do people like 7 a lot? A: 5 is too symetrical, so 3, and 7 is left. For most people, seven is prettier, so they choose that (I think)

5:56 Except when you see the amount of money you're in debt

YOO, I MADE A NUMBERS TIERLIST RECENTLY! I ended up transforming it into a “digits tier list” which included 0-9 and the human toes and fingers

1:20 omg i love the SMO synchronization with the baps

No one talking about how he just *DIDN’T RANK 5!?!?!*

6 in S tier was all I wanted out of this video and you delivered. Thank you so very much!

I'll be looking out for omega in the next tier list

Oat, What app do you use?

You better be putting omega in the next tierlist without even acknowledging iy

6:10 Can’t believe he thinks that a dozen dozen’t live up to the same standard smh

2:51 Today, Oats outed himself as a jojo fan, and today, Oats earned my respect.

After studying math in French, any thing between 69 and 100 is F tier

Based tier list

i REALLY want noodle to react to this

i like how he put 777 in B for being lucky with money, and everything you would need, also being the super angel number AND THEN HE PUTS 666, THE NUMBER OF BEING UNLUCKY LOSING EVERYTHING YOU HAVE, AND THE LITERAL ANTICHRIST JUST BECAUSE IT "LOOKS COOL"

Bird from Egypt but more: 𓅂𓅃𓅄𓅅𓅆𓅇𓅈𓅉𓅊𓅋𓅌𓅍𓅎𓅏

you know you are gonna have a good day when you see oats jenkins uploaded

1:43 you mentioned binary not using a 2 even though it has BI in it, this is because the bi refers to the amount of states each digit can be in. binary (base 2) has 2 states, 0 and 1. denary (base 10) has 10 states, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. This doesn't have a 10 in it.

suggestion: you should make a tier list for playground equipment so we can stop toddlers from getting hurt all the time

Bird from Egypt had me laughing

this is just.. a masterpiece, you are always completely objectively correct

8:07 my favorite number is 5 though

My favorite number, 2, ended up in A tier. 2 is underrated, and the meaning of life is that society follows this one rule: "Nice guys finish last," and that, sir, is why I'm a social outcast.

Fun fact: The thumbnail tells how he rated 5

Man i dont understand how comments get an eighth of the ACTUAL video total likes like i bet this wont

5:08 Fun fact: October is the 10th month and not the 8th because Augustus and Julius decided they wanted their own months in the middle of the year, throwing of the calendar for eternity

The 42 thing came from hitchhikers guide to the galaxy. It then became a meme it the late 80's and early 90's. It then became actually became bit true when some mathmetitians in a university concluded that 42 was mathematically perfect. This made some people believe it was a gift from God and actually sort of used it as an idol. While others still used it as a meme. They also concluded that hexagons were also perfect but that's irrelevant.

5:12 it's because the year was originally 10 months long and October was the 10th, but then July and August were added in honor of Augustus and Julius Caesar

3:52 Ahh, the number 6. It certainly deserves s-tier. It is truly an underrated number. It's perfect (quite literally, it's a perfect number). It is also a factorial. Overall it's pretty cool and underrated. Personally my favorite number is the iconic "0" just because of how powerful it is and how such a simple thing can break mathematics (for example dividing by zero) and cause huge controversies. "0" is one of the most iconic numbers of all time, hence it's my favorite number.

8 is my faveroute number simply cause it feels so easy-going

I have a connection with 4 so good thing that it ended up being in s tear.

The number one has two kinds of prefixes uni like in unicycle, or mono like in monochromatic

Oat, fun fact! There used to be 10 months, before some people came along and made 2 new months. October WAS once the 8th month!

from the mathematicians point of view: S: 6, i, pi A: 1, 3, sqrt(2), phi B: 0, 2, e C: 4, 7, 10 D: 5 E: 8, 9, F: 0. It's only claim to fame is that it is the identity of addition, as most other operations done to it return errors. B tier. 1: is one of the most iconic numbers in existence, representing the singular. It is also the identity for multiplication, however, there are better. 2: successor of 1, it is the first prime number, which deserves a spot in B tier. 3: the second prime number. Not as impressive as 2, but considering number 3 represent a lot of things like the Holy trinity etc. etc, it is a solid B tier contender. 4: the first square number. These are much more common than the primes, though their properties deserve mention. Otherwise, it is a middle of the field number. C tier. 5: the number 5 has not many claims to fame, other than the 3rd prime. Being boring as it is, however, this number deserves D tier. 6. The first perfect number, meaning it's prime factors including one sum up to the original number. S tier. 7. The fourth prime number. A bit more interesting than 5 in that dividing by it makes not a clean number like 0.2, but an infinitely repeating decimal. It is also the most "random" of the 1 digit numbers, as people will say it more than any other number. Other than that, it is a relatively boring number, and so it joins 4 in C tier. 8. The first cube. Pretty boring, though. It shares a claim to fame with 9, being the only powers of numbers whose difference is 1. It is however a very boring number, and so into E tier it goes. 9. Again, shares a claim to fame along with 8, and is equally as boring. E tier. 10. the first 2 digit number. It holds some power, being as we humans use the decimal system, but otherwise it is again very boring. C tier. More exotic numbers: root 2: the number that solves the equation x^2 - 2 = 0, it is the first irrational number ever discovered. A tier. i: the square root of -1, it is the fundamental basis for complex analysis, and many other fields of mathematics. A tier. pi: the first transcendetal number ever discovered, as well as arguably the most famous number in existence. S tier. e: e is the basis for calculus, as it's exponential function is it's own derivative. This makes it very essential in understanding how a function changes, but otherwise it is a quite mediocre number. B tier. phi or the golden ratio: a surprisingly unviersal number, it appears everywhere from the fibbonacci sequence to plant growth. A strong A tier contender. tell me any that i missed, and i'll add them to the list.

Can’t wait to see the next tier list containing BANGERS such as omega, 5 and 69

Fun fact: there is a think in math called a “perfect number.” The first two are 6 and 28. What it is is a number where the sum of all of its positive integer factors excluding itself is equal to the number. Example: 6. Positive integer factors: 1,2,3,6. 1+2+3=6 Example: 28. Positive integer factors: 1,2,4,7,14,28. 1+2+4+7+14=10+18=28 You didn’t rate 28 or any higher perfect numbers, but you did rate 6, which you deemed as S tier. Perfect numbers truly are perfect.

Glad to see 4 getting the respect it deserves

The meaning of life is to watch Oats Jenkins Or just to exist until you stop existing

42 is actually the number for an asterisk which can be whatever you want it to be meaning that the meaning of life is whatever you want it to be

My list: S - 0, 1, 2, pi, g, e, bird from egypt, 69, 420 A - 5, 10, 100 B - 3, 4, 6, 12 C - 8 D - 7, 9 E - i F - 13, 5040, infinity (not a number, more of a concept)

1:21 oats jenkins: bap bap bap bap BAP!

The bird from Egypt should go in front of nine thank you for your time

2 and 9 are my favorite numbers, so I'm glad they're both pretty high up! You should of included 360 tho imo.

My fav number ended up in the entire next tier list

October used to be the 8th month, but then Julius Caesar and his son Augustus said they need their own months, so it got bumped down. lol

7 should be counted upwards, so it should be S tier. It is also the weirdest number

Duodecimal numbers tierlist Legendary tier(X,E) Awesome tier(6,7,8,9) Great tier(2,3,4,5) Binary tier(0,1)

8 is my favorite number and seeing it make a B tier is good enough for me

I love the design for zero

i also love number 52. idk why, i just use it all the time i need a random number

Everyone crying about 5, it is on the thumbnail

4:44 It's the splatoon 1 shop music. And of course it's on a angel number.

Oats: "binary doesn't have a two" There is two numbers in binary, 0 and 1.

3 should be higher, Triangles are the strongest shapes

October got messed up because Julius and Augustus Caesar thought that they were *sooo important* that they couldn't even put their months after December

This brings us back to Deep Thought’s answer. Deep Thought answers in the only language it knows, it says “42” giving life an equivalent meaning to that of a variable or wildcard. In essence, Deep Thought is saying that the meaning of life is whatever you want it to be. 42 = life is what you make of it.