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Oversimplified’s comedy has become so unique over the years. It’s jarring to look back on the ww1 video and see how different the style was.
Hes not gonna talk about queen death
Yeah man. But still there were sexy navies built by the germans
Lol
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@@mohamedsiddique1418 Queen of Cringland
As a tunisian, the only things we are taught about TUNISIAN history are these wars. Really happy that we got an oversimplified video and a drew reaction about it
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Im also tunisian i never knew that there are other tunisians
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@@fatglooper69420 there happens to be a lot of them
I'm extremely impressed how he put this together considering ancient history is such a weird crap shoot.
There’s actually a lot more trustable information on the First Punic War than there is on the second or the third because of the writings of Polybius, a Greek historian lived in Rome the 2nd Century BC. Only the ones on the first fully survived.
@@Weeby_historian what about roman themselves?
@@namastehindustan9879 roman historians often embelish their own history or have changes for their political interests.
@@namastehindustan9879 the chartiginian' too will also change the history suiting their own agenda, thus why a third party like a greek historian is much more credible than romans or chartiginians at this time.
I wouldn't call the Punic Wars ancient history.
48:43 Look babe! Drew Durnil notices that he is on TV!
Small fun fact: Messana is now called Messina and the only bridge ever built between Sicily and Italy was a boat bridge built by the Romans.
First reply
Idk what else to say lol
and it was also a Greek city state
And I think it was also an important city during WW2 as it helped Allied forces land in mainland Italy! (Although I don't know for sure, so correct me if I'm wrong.)
As a Messinese I can confirm, the bridge between us and the rest of Italy is another whole story lmao
48:39
If you want to see drews small cameo
thx bro
thx
Thx man
Thanks so much man
perfect
The "double siege" (as Drew calls it) was peculiarly Roman thing: Agrigentum (262) and the siege of Alesia (52 BC) versus Vercingetorix's Gauls, with Julius Caesar commanding the Romans. It probably has to do with the Roman propensity for civil and military engineering. Their instinct was, when in doubt, build walls, moats, aqueducts, sewers, roads, heated floors, lead pipes ... If you're besieging a town, wall it in. If a relief force arrives to break your siege, build another wall, but facing outwards. Romans being Romans.
I mean, when your entire army is basically just an overmilitarized construction company, you do what you do best
Titus and dominion did it against the jees
@@goldenhate6649 Yes, that´s exactly what it is... i just say: They even went so far that every legion had it´s own brickoven that they took with them. I think this came into existence only after they turned to become an empire, but still: The US Navy has their Seabees but the romans had their whole army to construct the infrastructure. That´s just next level.
Valuable Lessons from Drew Durnil :
"How do you boat?" -Drew Durnil
"He's got some nice abs." -Drew Durnil
"You guys gotta get abs." -Drew Durnil
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"Gotta hit the gym. Ask the Spartans." -Drew Durnil
"Ah." -Drew Durnil
"Oh wow. Cool." -Drew Durnil
"Don't forget all of roman uhm mythology also thats oh you boat dwjiaskja that's what i was gonna say." -Drew Durnil
"Dun dun dun dun dun dun dun ss" -Drew Durnil
"Bridge." -Drew Durnil
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"Oh. I thought he was gonna say old man." -Drew Durnil
"Hm Hm." -Drew Durnil
"The True Gigachad." -Drew Durnil
"*small chuckle* sss" -Drew Durnil
"Ah. That's probably not the greatest idea but okay.? Take out your....whewh." -Drew Durnil
"Ketchup?" -Drew Durnil
"Just look at the chin." -Drew Durnil
"Mmm." -Drew Durnil
"Don't need that [unintelligible]." -Drew Durnil
(sorry, i got bored)
oversimplified videos aren’t even Christmas presents anymore
*they’re a present that you get every century*
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Is it worth it?
*absolutely.*
It took so long the queen died
@@AlliumLake brooo
@@AlliumLake well the queen was alive for long enough to see both parts
1:10 Actually it isn't just Turkey, it's the entire origin of the Ashina tribe, the ruling dynasty of the First Turkic Khaganate (aka the Göktürks).
The story goes like this
"One day a she-wolf saved a young boy from his burning village. She cared for the boy and nurtured him back to health. Then the boy impregnated the she-wolf, had half-wolf half-human children and one of them was a god for some reason and he started the Ashina tribe"
More than Turkey, the Stans
So... Technically... The boy f'cked his new stepmother... And then.......
Furry moment
@@karaqakkzl Well not all the stans. Kyrgyzstan's origin story is a little bit different. It starts with 40 girls emerging out of a lake or something like that. Also it is important to remark that every single Turkic tribe has a different origin myth even if they are very small this is just the origin of the Ashina tribe.
Not really but I see the joke you were trying to make
Keep in a mind 40,000,000$ is the worth of ONE talent of silver.
The entire reparations were the equivalent of 128,000,000,000$.
Which to be fair sounds way more realistic for a war between two of the super-powers of the known world.
He is straight up self aware to the point of making fun of his own sponsorships, what a legend
Drew is a legend now that he’s been in an oversimplified video
Where in the video?
Timestamp
0:69
when
48:44
THE man
THE legend
THE darkness
THE Light
THE ULtimate G I G A C H A D is back. i didnt notice there was drew in the video lol
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Fun fact: The Roman’s feared Neptune (Poseidon) and many of them refused to get on a boat after the first punic war.
Do you mean Neptune
@@LiMe251 my bad I read to much on Greek stuff lol I keep forgetting that they have different names in Roman culture
Can't wait for Caligula to beat up water lmao
Skill issue 💀
@@kearko3564 that declaration of war was just sad 😂
You know that you've done something right in this community when you end up in an Oversimplified video that was 9 Months in the making!
Well Drew it turns out the Queen wasn’t immortal after all. Would you like to say a few words?
I guess it was Jimmy Carter all along. That man just aint going no where. lol.
@@seanbrummfield448 More like Henry Kissinger
@@akselimakela7926 Lol. he about 99. Now he definitely isn't going anywhere.
Down with Elizabeth
*CARTER* *SUPREMACY*
She's just reincarnating, give it a bit
There was no Persian Empire anymore. This was after the death of Alexander. So you had for example Macedonia and Ptolemaic Egypt which looked at this conflict with great interest.
Macedonia was insignificant at that days plus has own business. Egypt probably yes but have same business - Alexander legacy. They eyes are more on Macedonia, Phrygia and Seleucid. Probably they have war with last at this time.
Persian empire came back after punic wars when they beated the selucids i believe
@@reaperoftheyeari4481 the Parthians, they were Iranian but not Persian. The Parthians were overthrown by the Sassanids who were Persian though.
@@Fordo007 if they were not persian, what were they? the parthians i mean.
@@zombieat Iranian
48:41 where Drew actually is in the video
Finally thank you so much I was trying to find it forever
I love how Romulus and Remus are super buff as babies
14:21 "You can do that?" Check out the Battle of Alesia where Caesar intentionally built a wall around a fort to keep the Gauls from escaping, then a second wall behind him to keep their reinforcements from helping them. Absolute madlad.
Drew is so much a legend that he got his own cameo in a oversimplified video
What is the time stamp
@@maozadong552 thats what i want to know
@@maozadong552 48:40
Girl if you think I'm gonna watch a 50' minute video of you reacting to an ancient war... you're absolutely right.
I really appreciate that you react to both parts in one video. Other reactors do them separately, and that's fine, but only if they watch both videos immediately. I hate when they're like "That was part 1, I'll react to part 2 tomorrow" or even worse, "That was part 1, let me know if you want me to react to part 2 as well."
I couldn't have lived without this reaction video, it was so helpful! 😀👍
31:54 In "Miles gloriosus", a Roman comedy play by Titus Maccius Plautus, this "miles", or soldier, boasts having killed an elephant with a single punch to get married to some specific woman
The scene just reminded me of that
This is the first reaction video that actually feels like a real reaction video. Good job, thanks for this.
The fact that the end said: my name is Walter white got me off guard
I still get chills when I see the end. He is a historical legend. Pun intended.
15:20 Mount Vesuvius is in the bay of Naples. The volcano on Sicily is Mount Etna. So no they won’t talk about Vesuvius
This was great! I love seeing your reactions. Seems like you were a half a step ahead of him.
On another note I think you would appriciate these 2 videos. Drachinifel - "The Battle of Samar - Odds? What are those?", an in depth british fellow's narative of this WWII battle. The other is Naichen Zhao - "Pretty Much the Battle Off Samar", a kids report full of old and recent memes.
14:25 "You can double siege a siege?"
Julius Caesar at Alesia : "Yes"
Finally you reacted to these videos, I love your vids
I love how 2 greats have now combined, with Oversimplified putting drew in the video.
"Double Cheeked up on a Tuesday afternoon" -Drew
My teacher played oversimplified in class once.
Nice bro
48:43 was the time drew was in the vid
Thank you
@@stephenjoyce1063 thx for replying to me
*day 138 of asking Drew to do a video with his Argentinian grandpa*
im just imagining this guy just being asphera and saying REVENGE everytime
I NEVER saw your bit drew XD
Thats awesome
I love your videos! You are my inspiration
Not only is Drew in an Oversimplified video… but he’s also in all the reaction videos… which is probably some kind of record
Doez this comment section have oil? If so then this comment section will now be a democracy of the USA. No ands, ifs, or buts.
“I just like topics that I don’t know.” You’re such a nerd! This is priceless💛 @3:36
Absolute banger from oversimplified and drew keep it up king
Drew, Syracuse was Greek at that time, the proto-Italians ware only on the central and north-central Italy, mostly of the most southern point of Italy and a large chunk of Sicily ware Greek.
it has been suggested that corvus is the cause of the 2 fleet storm disaster. That thing made the ship unstable and hard to maneuver in the storm.
I saw it before some day , but i saw it twice with ya , and it was twice hilarious
My teacher helps oversimplified with some of the historical jokes in his videos!
I always feel bad because Spaghetti Jeff always seems to be caught in the storms at sea.
Oversimplified would be a great history teacher
What makes you think he isn't. He certainly taught me history.
Lmao let’s just hopes he gets working on the Vietnam war
@@notadoctor5889 I dont think he would have time to be a history teacher. I mean animating this much and also being a history teacher? Then he would only sleep 1 hour or something like that
YES MORE OVERSIMPLIFIED REACTIONS (please do more)
FINALLY someone else appreciates Goya for his horror 😂
Drew in an oversimplified video makes me proud of Drew
18:15...
Yep...!!!
Totally understood that there was no gunpowder usage widely in the world at that time... 😎😎😎
21:24 As soon as I saw the tower and its hook I knew that poor Carthaginian was going to be fish food soon.
In Phoenician Hanni-baal is a theophoric name meaning "who has the favor of Baal" and Barca, "thunderbolt".
4:29 It's only in the second punic war ( oversimplified version expected, i would say, in late 2023 ).
Can you transliterated into Arabic, such like French "Ancién Régime" to English "ancient regime"
@@karaqakkzl WTF ?!?
They’re not gonna talk about the alps and the elephants even in pt.2, because that was the second Punic war
Hannibals fight is just gonna be him falling of the alps with troops and elephants -_-
20:25 sneaky adventure, made by kevin macloud(i think i got his name wrong) he also made new friendly, commonly used in object shows(bfdi)
Drew jumping the gun before oversimplified explains things: "that's a crucifixion".
Rip the queen
The queen died at 96 she could have been slaughterhouses new Victor
Rip
They made the best music
We will miss her
😔
This video was uploaded on my birthday, thanks
21:50: the OG Spanish Armada vs the OG Britain
No CZcamsr could ever make the same jokes as oversimplified. Without getting ”cancelled” anyways.
Drew needs to read up on Julius Ceasar using the double seige in one of his biggest victories it's pretty interesting.
It’s been so long since oversimplified posted
Nice vid drew🔥
5:05
Just as i'm thinking sacrificing sons is cruel, A question pops up in my head:
"Is condon a thing yet??"
no
Um, Drew, during the Punic wars Rome was not an empire.
It was a Republic.
Until Augustus Caesar, who became Rome's first Emperor, 2 Consuls (among other public officials) would be elected each year for 1 year term.
At the beginning of the video, you said Roman Empire.
Carthage is Rome's name for the city. The locals called it:
Qart Hadasht, New City,
founded by the Queen Dido, whose heart was broken by Aenas, a prince of Troy, who fled that city's destruction to found the city of Alba Longa which eventually would become part of Rome and where the Ceasar family began.
Caesar means luxuriant hair.
Corvus is Latin for Crow, since the big hook looked like a crow's beak.
@@erichtomanek4739 🤓
Panormus is now called Palermo.
Amazing as always
Great video!
47:39 1 talent of silver is 40 million, so 3200 would be about 128 billion
It's crazy to think about how little strategic knowledge some of them had. But it's not like they had access to the internet to look up the latest strats or videogames to simulate endless amounts of battles.
14:20 Ah the minutes before Drew's mind is truely blown. Most people think they understand a siege, but they are soooo much more complicated then even how they are shown here.
I was waiting for that Hannibal reveal. Some say he might actually have been present at the time his father had to negotiate with the Romans.
From what I’ve heard, the Bagradas Dragon was actually a giant snake that the Romans hunted to extinction. Livy was born in 59 BC, about 200 years after the First Punic War so his account of the history probably isn’t the most reliable
That “how does it take half a year for you to make a video” killed me
drew has now been IMMORTALISED
The Moment Oversimplified posted that video i know all of us has been waiting for this
I was in a storm once and I was used to storms so powerful that they blocked the sky and turned day to night so when I saw a few fluffy white clouds that happened to have thunder I yelled at the clouds saying they were week, then I got a tornado warning, that was last time I yelled at clouds and laughed at nature
Bro fought nature, and lost
@@spypizzatasty8330 I almost lost nature is still looking for me
The Corvus probably made the ships more vulnerable to storms since that thing did put the boats off balence like the video says
And there is metal on the Corvus to
*mentions NordVPN*
Teacher: you better believe THAT'S a crucifixion!
21:24
I guess that's how the concept of 'boarding the enemy's ship' was found.
Damn bro, you're probably the only reactor who doesn't over-react, go on unrelated boring rambles or generally do any of the things that most reactors do that piss me off. Just short interjections, pointing out video details and showing an actual interest in the subject being shown. I actually really hope to see more!
Rest in peace Queen
was expecting this reaction!!!
Every time oversimplified drops a new banger the whole history nerd world stops what they are doing and watches his video
I’m happy oversimplified again uploaded. It’s so entertaining to watch
20:23 This song personally makes me think of building a rocket to send small green men to their doom.
To be fair, by this point in history Sparta was a shadow of what it used to be, and it wouldn't be long after this that Rome would invade and literally turn it into a tourist attraction.
4:55
Me: *Sees 1 gold bar*
The Gold’s Label: 2 Gold Bars
Rip her majesty you will be missed
Love the reactions videos
The Treaty of Lutatius and The Treaty of Versailles, the same thing a treaty for the victors bankrupt the enemy
Drew is doing anything to not talk about the death of Queen Elizabeth probably because he’s gonna be too scared to get cancelled on Twitter
I don't get it, can you explain?
Why would he get cancelled for that lmao. 2016 alt right pipeline and its after effects
@@dakota6050 well drew got everyone to think the queen was an immortal making everyone wake up and get confused using it for memes
I haven't watched drew in like a year , its good to be back
Oversimplified always evolves his video it’s always an event when he uploads
i'm surprised you didn't mention the parallels between the navy underestimating sea storms and operation barbarossa, as well as between carthage wanting revenge after harsh treaty terms and, well, basically the 1930s.
Ladies and gentlemen, it has bern my pleasure to tell you that queen Elizabeth II ran out of totems of undying
Drew watching oversimplifieds video: I can milk you.