nah they won't last much.

Viny Ziks yea I agree

I think you mean “one” and not “on” Yes yet no. The world might end if people keep polluting. But if we stop polluting, then there may be a chance of this happening.

They won't last mate

How about at night? 😔

He already did the gray wall of China he also the the colosseum

Great Wall of China* srry I had to do it bc it is famous and I'm srry for correcting lol ;-;

@@realketchup6563 No worries, we call it the Chinese Wall over here in the Netherlands. It got lost in translation :-)

@@robinj1052 that's cool I never knew the wall had different names in different places

Christ the redeemer

Right and Statue of Liberty

Saaaaaame

Taj Mahal in India?!?!

He says at the veginning that the list is from 1994. The Burj Khalifa started construction in 2004.

Well as another british person - I can confirm that is utter rubbish of course they have.

Nope...I've always referred to it as ''Marvelous." In 2011, my wife and I attended a wedding in southern France, and after the wedding, we rode the train to Paris and then on through the ''Chunnel" into London, where we had many things to take care of.....including a lifelong dream of mine.....visiting Stonehenge. I was stunned by this train, as it sped at several hundred KPH....America has a whole lot of catching up to do. BHE

It must be an American thing because I only knew it as the Chunnel

It was explained at the start of the video

f the taj mahal

Fk off

its tacky.

And the faces in peru

Alex Perez not part of the world

​@@seamanater642 Good point but The ISS orbits at around 400km from above sea level. So when it orbits over Australia, it is literally closer to me than any wonder of the world.

Alex Perez ayyyy aussie

Limochsky uhhhhhhhhhhh yea right um time traveler also gotta love that the iss wil be decommissioned 2025 i think

@Tyler Kooy So the ISS is being launched in the future in 2022? Because this video was made in 2018.

So we are just gonna forget about the netherlands and france?

beat it

Mr. Holland aka measlandkering 😉 yeah the entire thing has quite a famous name in foreign countries, being called the barriers to the sea. And it’s the biggest undertaking known to mankind since it spreads throughout the entire country 😇

Because of the Zuiderzeewerken we got Flevoland and Noord-oost Polder, so he is actualy right.

Zuiderzee works were from the 1916 north sea flood, delta works from 1953 Watersnoodramp

One of them would probably be a Dutch creation.

Where is the taj mahal and other statues

@@akashnarachna4567 noone like ls the taj mahal

I met my future wife in 2008....she lives about 110 miles north of San Francisco while I lived in the Monterey Bay area....210 miles apart. So, until just recently, we lived 210 miles apart with San Francisco about midway between us. So, for 14 years I have routinely traveled over the Golden Gate Bridge. Over time, the toll was structured several different ways, but finally ended up with a high toll going south and NO toll going north. So, for 15 years, I went over the GGB when going north (NO toll in that direction) then, crossed over the bay onto the Richmond/San Rafael Bridge when going south (NO toll in that direction) While going over the GGB, I couldn't help but think about my father, who helped construct the bridge in the late 30's when it was built....he was a combination cement mixer and lookout guard with binoculars watching for prisoners escaping nearby Alcatraz. About three months ago, both of my adult sons rented a moving van and moved my shop and etc and so, now as I am fast approaching 84 and I no longer have to make that drive....and, in the moving process, gave my youngest son my final motorcycle.....which I often had used to use to cross the bridge. And, also, just FYI, I've always stayed in the right hand lane so I was never less than two feet away from oncoming traffic, which always seemed to me to be speeding....and, I'm in NO hurry to get across the bridge! .....except to get to the restrooms on the north side as the onrushing traffic always seemed to scare the everliving bewaddling out of me! BHE

in France

Your Favourite Reuben of course it’s in France 🇫🇷

If you already knew then don’t ask☺️ or at least make your question less ambiguous

Because The Eiffel Tower wasn’t build in de modern era

Your Favourite Reuben he clearly meant where is it on this list.

Im pretty sure it was there in the first video.

@@the_Punisher_ no it wasn't there

Even Taj mahal didn't made any of his 3 list,specially his modern list is a total bullshit

@@cedriclopes4737 these lists weren't made by him lol

Niagara Falls doesn't even come close to Iguazu Falls, no wonder it's in the seven wonders of nature

And Christ the Redeemer is also one of the main wonders of the world.

It's one of the natural wonders, yes. This video is only about manmade ones.

Lloyd Canta hahaha ☝️

The Statue of Liberty?- Has been done before with the colossus. The World Trade Center?- Why? Plenty of large buildings have been built. The statue of rio- Probably same reason as the statue of liberty.

@@Jsa460 no statue of liberty and statue of Rio aren't covered in any of his 3 list videos

We talking modern

@@cedriclopes4737 back in the day the colossus was a wonder because of the limited technology there was. Making something like that today isn't a small feature, but not that impressive either. The last one in the video is a combination of 2. The Zuiderzee works claimed 1600 km2 (618 mil2) land from the sea. The other is a combination of storm surge barriers and such, which also consists of the world largest robot (multiple Eiffel Towers big). Statues of liberty and Rio could be considered wonders of the industrial era, just lik the Eiffel Tower.

Loool Eiffel Tower is like a piece of 💩 on a piece of 💩 land 🇫🇷

yes, Where it is? Because I'm filipino

me

ENDERDUDE ENDERBROTHERS hahaha completey forget about aztecs

This video was totally American continental bias

Bro...

Like he said in the video this list is more about technical/engineering. It just depends on how the list is compiled.

Eiffel tower isn't a wonder.

Eiffel tower was never a wonder. Taj Mahal is part of the new 7 wonders which is a combination of wonders from different times. Meanwhile this list is the wonders of the 1900s and was made by a company.

endurs half of them aren’t build in our Morden era

Golden gate was shown

Golden Gate @ 3:07

...the list is from the 90s. back then Dubai was a piece of Desert with like 2 Hotels

Yass 😉

Andre The Giant was the 8th and Chyna was the 9th

Clu Hendrix donde?

the Delta works has costed nearly 60 billion dollars, doubt that a country such as the US is gonna invest that.

That wouldn't really be considered to be the modern world but is still widely recognized as one of the top wonders for it's design and reflection pools.

In India.

What about it? Less of a wonder as Almere.

you spelled it correctly

@@zodix44 it is spelt targ mahull!!!

Not one of the modern zeven wonders, a bit older, it is in a different classification

Nice:b

Then there are no wonders.

in Earth orbit.

It's not on the planet so doesn't count

I think by "world" it less means planet earth and more human civilization

Z E G M A K E R

In the Elizabeth tower!

Your filipino bro?

In India.

It seems to be based on the economic and sheer modern undertaking for the period. Frankly, I think our achievements are rather dull compared to those of the ancient world