That's what I thought. I looked at comments to see if anyone else noticed it.

fr that's what instantly notice... like why am i seeing 1910s fashion in 1920s fashion video

I noticed that too. The movie "Titanic" (made in 1997) was set in 1912, which was the year that the real Titanic sank in the Atlantic Ocean. That was eight years before the beginning of the 1920s, so there were no "flappers" back then. That wasn't the only part of this video that was inaccurate. The narrator referred to World War One as "World War EYE." Apparently, he misread his script, because the Roman numeral for the number one (1) looks like the uppercase letter "I," as in "Irving." At another point, the narrator claims there were TV shows about the 1920s that were broadcast IN THE 1920s, including "The Roaring Twenties" in 1927 and "The Jazz Singer" in 1928. Not only is that historically incorrect, it's TOTALLY ABSURD! To start with, television was still in its infancy at the time, so very few people in the '20s had ever heard about it. It didn't really catch on until the late 1940s. Second, there WAS a TV program called "The Roaring Twenties," but it premiered in 1960. There was also a movie with the same title (starring James Cagney, Priscilla Lane, and Humphrey Bogart) that was made in 1939. Third, "The Jazz Singer" wasn't a TV show, it was a MOVIE, and it was made in 1927, not '28. I saw that film on TV years ago, and I don't recall any flappers in it. Doesn't anybody check or proofread the scripts for these videos BEFORE they're shown on KZfaq? Don't they realize that they might mislead their viewers by giving them all the wrong information? I've heard of "the dumbing down of America," but this is RIDICULOUS, not to mention INEXCUSABLE!