The Wild World of Inuit Folklore" | Sam O'Nella | History Teacher Reacts
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As a certified inuit (aleut/eskimo), I can confirm: during a thunderstorm, don't hide under a caribou caribou.
Anthony Dehusson but what if I pull a Han Solo and hide inside i?
Thank you, this will be very helpful during my thunder storm caribou hunts (a yearly tradition with my family, R.I.P Uncle Jack)
Anthony Dehusson I always wonder, are ethnic Inuits in the same conditions of the native US American natives? Not meaning to offend or anything, but just asking.
@@ianoneshot6231 if you mean in the same living conditions as contiguous united states natives, then no - not that I've seen. There are small towns that are majority natives, however there arent (to my knowledge) any reservations like youd find in the lower 48, and most natives live in major cities (like Anchorage).
As well, the land holdings are entirely different, as tribes DO own and control land, but those lands are usually used as a means of either preservation or resource gathering/selling. Ultimately, at least for my tribal affiliations, how the land is used is up to the tribal leaders, but they'll ask all members to vote on land / money policies.
I think the largest difference is how we deal with income. Each member of the tribe has a certain number of shares of our tribal companies holdings, and based off of those we get dividend checks mailed out - the amount changes based on how many shares we own and how well our tribes companies are performing, and we can pass those shares on to others when we die.
As far as prosperity and education go, well it's just like any other group. You'll find some people who are very well off and highly educated, and others who aren't. There are a ton of opportunities for natives in Alaska to continue their education and find high paying jobs, however some don't feel like they need to and are content with living off of the dividends they receive. Personally, I moved out of Alaska as a child, joined the military and worked in intelligence after high school, and am currently pursuing a degree in cybersecurity. Conversely, I have cousins that still live at home with their parents. So it's really dependant on the person and their aspirations.
Anthony Dehusson that’s pretty interesting! Thank for sharing. Again, please don’t think I tried to offend you in any way. I was just curious.
*Baby comes out black
I swear i was cheating on you i would never put a bowl on my head
You mean drink stuff out of a bowl?
I had to read this a couple of times *very carefully* to get it 😂
GingerShrimp40 bowel?
GingerShrimp40 u have poo poo brain
Wasup Lads ???
Mr. terry seems like the teacher to sit in a desk with the rest of the students
Yeah, no, can confirm that he mostly just lectures and gives textbook reading assignments.... Nothing against you Terry, but some hands on material would be nice in AP World!
Robert Wilde my AP Us history teacher likes to talk to us like friends and I find that very helpful
@@zuccerman8381 ikr? my history teacher was an excellent story teller. every historical story stuck with me very well and helped alot in the exams
@@robertwilde3986 Boring typical history teacher by day, popular react youtuber by night.
@@TheDeadMeme27 my college history professor was like that. He loved talking about history and had a huge smile whenever someone asked him a question
Ah yes, don't you just hate it when your spirit exists in the b l a d d e r
Pee is stored in the balls
grandmster_dirty,dan not everyone will get that one
@@coyote47713 Japanese people be wyln out with these hentais
@@coyote47713 Let me guess they believed that farting was part of your soul escaping the body
@@GloriousVibe finally an intellectual man of culture
9:59 When the teacher doesn't want to be caught dying of laughter.
Raymond Reddington Sick name
Nah, he's just about to drop a hella fire distrack
@@thenuclearbros9667 OP too
going dark
It just became 555 likes so i have to pull a herotic anthem from slipknot
If your 555 im 666
Once he has his next class can someone confirm if he actually used the caribou thing in the lesson
J
Mr. Terry's face at 10:13 perfectly mirrors mine after hearing the story of Malina and Anningan. How on earth does a story about sibling incest and body mutilation suddenly turn into an origin story of the sun and moon?
I can say the same thing about how did some gas suddenly turn into the sun. We all have our preferred religion
@@itiipau I mean one of them has the laws of physics and years of research backing it, and the other has a few books of hearsay
@@itiipau the sun is made of Plasma, not gas. While I'm aware Plasma is highly ionized gasses it is considered a seperate state of matter entirely.
@@demiliomason1565 yea tho u know that comment is 1y old?
@@snek4prez497 Why believe in logic and science when i can subscribe to batshit insanity!
Imagine your history teacher revealing he has a golden play button
The bizarre incest story ending with them running so fast they launch into the sky was somehow the last thing I expected.
Mr Terry's reactions teach me more then my actual teachers do. And a teacher thats humurous
The inefficiency is the school systems biggest problem. They need to be efficient to justify taking our kids away with physical force
Maybe you should start paying attention in school then
@@thealphas1 What? The inefficiency of schools is not the students' fault. At the university we learnt in one week what we learned in 2 months in school. If we even learnt something in school. Constant repetition of the same garbage that is not even deemed useful by the teachers themselves. Having to teach 30 people at once is a Joke and teachers suffer from that.
@@LoaThunder yes, school system is messed up but you still get some useful info from it and for everyone who keeps saying I learn jackshit from school, just pay attention. Sure, what you learn might not be helpful but if you pay attention, you will learn stuff. It's both parties fault. The students are at fault for not wanting to learn and the school system is also at fault for having a flawed system.
@@anonymousperson3023 I was never making an absolute statement, at least not intentionally. The point is this: For the (at least) 10 years you spend in school, the results are atrocious. And since school is being forced upon you by physical force, they have a moral obligation to make good use of your time.
A lot of the unwillingness to learn is also the fault of schools, by making it not interesting and just making it seem like an end in itself. People who do good at school, dont do it because of interest but because of pressure, be it from parents or society as a whole.
We need to revoke the "fundamentally good" status from schools. Without accepting something bad, you cant change it.
2:36 The Inuit weren't invaded by the Vikings, it's the other way around. The Inuit are so hardcore the Vikings were invaded by the Inuits.
It was a friendly killing when ever we saw each other
I have a hard time believing that but at the same time these people probably killed moose for a living and that's not much different to a viking
@@itiipau as a direct descendant of the Fitz Randolph line i can confirm
@@hatffan321 honestly if someone can kill a moose they can kill a viking, moose are badass
@@literallyglados Yeah moose have been recorded to swim underwater to attack someone who tries swimming away. Moose? Meese? Mice?
You're seriously one of the best reaction channels I've seen.
You're actually respectful to the original creator and you don't even cut out the ads. Not to mention that you actually have some decent commentary going on throughout the video.
Good teachers, eh?
Just as rare as a good reactor channel (jk(I'm english(so maybe it's not a joke in america(at least I won't be in debt(jopefully)))))
Please react to "Complete history of the Soviet Union arranged to the melody of tetris" It's old but it's so good
I am the man who arranging the block that fall from up above! And I forget entire lyric :|
@@justnoob8141 let the workers unite... I also don't remember lyrics
To Moscow I came seeking fortune, but their making me work til I’m DEAD. The bourgeoisie have it so easy... the tsars putting gold on his bread.
There's a story called "The crow's gift" is a very interesting Inuit story to explain the origin of daylight
We just saw it, it's a lady that cut off her tatas
why need i throw my seal bladder into the sea for more seal
when seal are actually that one gals fingers
checkmate atheists
You need to give the soul to the fingers
Did you have a stroketh?
Finger ---> sealions & narwhales & (maybe) walruses
Bladder ----> seals
The fingies are the seals and stuff, the bladders are their souls. You wouldn't want soulless seals, right?
@@kingd8232, I mean, a soulless seal leads to less guilt
Can confirm that once you start looking into fungi, they become probably the most interesting organisms on the planet. It can be argued that civilization was built around them in a way. And if I remember correctly, the largest living organism is a honey mushroom in the Pacific northwest that's 3 miles in diameter. Hallucinogenic mushrooms aren't making you hallucinate, but they're making your eyesight more efficient than your body can take. Hunters would nibble a small piece of them so that they had a temporary buff to eyesight during the hunt. Mushrooms are fascinating.
While I can't debute all of your claims, the fact about hallucinogenic mushrooms is false. Otherwise A) Hallucinogenic plants by Elmer Smith and Richard Schultes is wrong, as that book does state that they cause auditory and visual hallucinations, and B) that my mates super-efficent eyes while on shrooms saw the hidden eyes in a cats fur.....
@@tinde2070 was he looking South when he did it
@@EvilRaccoonDM Aww, of course, he forgot to mention that
The largest organism is actually a massive mat of sea grass of Australia that is he same organism covering hundreds of acres by cloning itself and just spreading out its roots and making a soft mat of grass that is technically all the same organism.
They make your eyesight more efficient in super tiny doses, but anything more would bring on full visual hallucinations.
And it's not "more effecient" in the way you might think. More like it makes colors pop (contrast better), so a hunter would be much quicker to notice for example, an off-white hare running in a slightly shade of different off-white snow.
Mr terry is just so disturbed hahaha
Little green helmet boi in words of Sam O'nella "that's one sickness I can get down with"
My name is Malina. Reading that sun and moon story as a kid was disturbing to me as well XD
Nobody:
Absolutely nobody:
Inuits back then: aah yes add the part where she cut off her titties
Other inuits: ummm... Why?
Inuits back then: don't question me, just add it and tell it to everyone and make sure to thoroughly describe the detail and never miss that part.
Other inuits: lol k
If it's oversimplified or Sam O'nella, you know you can find it on this channel. Cool to see someone else's reaction to it.
You play for honor? It's because of your picture
Yep, proud knight. We may not win anything but I like the tin cans
Brandon Jones ayyy conqueror main here, that is until a Valkyrie enraged me enough to smash my screen, still saving money for a new monitor as of this moment
I’m a lawbringer main myself, and I definitely feel your frustration sometimes. Good luck with the new monitor 👍
Brandon Jones Thanks man
Honestly I think the rule that’s supposed to prevent dark skin is an actually acceptable belief. Obviously nowadays it’s not kosher, but think about it; none of the Inuit have dark skin. Nowhere in their genes is there dark skin, they’re not African. Dark skin is made to work well in the sun, to prevent sunburn, etc etc, so it makes sense that paler skin works better in the colder regions. A dark skinned baby would likely find it much, much harder to survive in the arctic regions the Inuit call home, so I don’t really see a problem with that whole rule, if that makes sense
Obviously nowadays that isn’t really an issue since we have like, heaters and shit lmao
In cold environment people with darker skin have more trouble getting vitamin D. Having paler skin means less of a barrier for sunlight absorption. I don't know enough about the cultural context to know if theres any yikesiness involves with how that belief is implemented though.
I guess they originally might just have been scared of quite literally burning the baby by indirectly heating it up with the soup
Or there was some reoccurring condition that was common enough to warrant an explanation and story on how to prevent it
well yeah but it's not like they knew about it back then, so there must be some other explanation.
(maybe being white helps more with camouflage? or maybe they viewed it as not being natural to them?)
My immediate thought was how severe frostbite can result in blackened, dead skin. Not something you'd want your baby to be born with. Also as someone else pointed out, lighter skin absorbs sunlight more easily and is better for surviving cold climates while darker skin is more resistant to sunburn and better in warm climates. It's interesting.
But well, dark skin has the upside of absorbing light better, and thus a dark-skinned Inuit can absorb the heat from the Sun way more easily.
2:50
Greenlandic Inuits are automatically citizens of Denmark, and many of them move here to study or work, as Greenlands population and climate limits it's economy to a few sectors, mainly fishing and mining. Likewise, 12% of Greenlands population are ethnic Danes, who move there because of work, often to do with administration, academia or trade.
wait a sec... that Sedna thing was part of the SCP foundation stuff done by the LordBung channel, culture always comes around full circle.
SCP is just future folklore
Well as tough as many Eskimo tribes may have been generally they were more lenient then Amerindian Tribes and European Tribes
I never heard of Ameridian tribes before.
@@anthonyquinn1063 it's a somewhat new term for Native American.
@@feralchangeling97 That's a first.
@@anthonyquinn1063 there's a plethora of other terms.
Anthony Quinn I use Amerindian cause it’s less of a mouthful than Native American, but isn’t confusing (I live in an Area with a high Indian immigrant population)
For longest time i couldn’t figure out why the soot trick worked so well. I was like isn’t he gonna notice and wipe it off? But I finally realized after years that it was because they didn’t have mirrors.
It’s fitting that your wearing an arsenal hoodie because they’re finished
Wonder if his student's actually watch his stuff.
Mr. Terry: (Every intro) "...if you haven't subbed to this channel."
Me: "My friend, I subbed the moment I found you. History is my jam."
He's just sitting there
OMG, I can’t believe it’s Michael Malloy
Menacingly
Thank you for these videos. I really enjoy your videos and hearing your thoughts on different historical events. As a fellow history teacher it is interesting listening to your thought process. And you absolutely won me over with the Arsenal hoodie COYG! Even though we are doing terrible atm. Thanks for the entertainment and keep producing great videos. Edit: Oh and btw as a Dane I can confirm that they moved here.
Loving the new intro, keep up the good work!
This dude watches the ads on at the end of the video. Chad
You know what would be a good alternate name for your channel?
Mr. HisTerry
Oooo good one
Yes, love the intro. Keep the good job!
Me who just accidentally ate a seal pie while facing north: " oh no, I don't want my fingers to turn into a snake and bite my next seal"
Great video. I like seeing people react to Sam O Nella
Love your channel!! ❤❤
You should watch a video series called "Unbiased History"; it's a memish take on roman history.
you are a yung god I love you keep making some quality content that makes me smile
That time you binge watch sam o'nella so much that you start watching other people watch him to shake things up.
Why couldn’t this dude been my teacher in high school. Watch his videos and being like “ah shit we got a quiz next week on which caribou to hide under”
I love sam o'nella and love your commentary but God damn we can't ignore that absolutely gorgeous nes collection in the background like hot damn
Good job on the new intro sequence.
your reaction to the sun and moon story was mine too
Mr. Terry is the kind of teacher that would entertain a conversation about the hilarious antics of some historical figures in class.
folklore is a form of mythology. my request for mythology is fulfilled! thank you, teacher. merry early-Christmas
I love these vids
I actually really enjoy this channel, I came from Sam O'nella because I miss him and he's been gone for 11 months and hasn't posted on twitter since August so now I'm here to learn because I crave knowledge
Student: hey why haven't you graded my test yet?
Teacher:
Englishman's igloo. Having gazed at some length through the wide open windows, they'll just say "Caribou gorn; tea?" : )
First time seeing the intro, very epic!
My anthropology 101 teacher studied the Inuit and the Viking settlements in Greenland for 5 years, and the thing she can't stop talking about is how true hunter-gatherer cultures, like the Inuit, don't fight wars the way even tribal nomads do. When populations get that small in regions were the environment is that hard to survive in, everyone tends to work together. People who try to steal or horde or etc. die off, because hoarding just means less people hunting the next year, and that kills the parasites as well as the host.
At first I thought you had Jacksfilms Klondike merch in the thumbnail and I was like “damn this is a cool teacher”
As a Canadian I can confirm that yes... we are immune to weather. The wind ripped apart a laminated paper the other day and and its July.
Can you please react to „Why it sucked to be a pirate“ by Sam O‘ Nella?
Hey please can you tell me what the music is in your intro its driving me insane and thank you for the entertaining vids :)
Aside from history, I also have a love for mythology and I've heard of the Inuit mythology of Sedna before.
Bruh that's a sick intro my dude
Sounds like some flowers in the galactic attic.
When are you going to play the Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego that I see in the background?
9:55 Such a heavy rain today
I like the new intro!
They were also the north and south water tribes!
Nice Nintendo cartridge collection. Plus...."Where in time is Carmen Sandiego?" Teacher has good taste.
Imagine having this dude as a teacher.I assume it would be nice
mr terry is the teacher to put on bill nye ironically in a good way
I think what he meant by hiding under a Copper is a reference to lightning rods.
Because lightning rods are made of copper.
New intro? That's pretty cool
The silver play button look like a golden play button
Holy shit a new one! With Sam O'nella!
PILE IN BOYS
"Sing her a song, she might get... Inuit"
Love the Intro.
Thanks
Watching this almost a year in the future.
About the whole cutting the breasts off thing, I read an interesting guess in a comment section of another vid that said that it's related to the fact that the breasts foster life. The sun doesn't foster jack shit in the Arctic, it's more like a fiery ball of rage (hence Alina's rage) scorching down on you and/or blinding you when you look at it enough.
while living in greenland i must say i've never heard of any of these things, but then in the idk the english translation "bukt" like a small out of civilation town, it was still ripe with faith.
Ok, I know I’m not the only one who when you see a reaction video or video using someone else’s content you’ve seen already you *immediately* scroll down to the comments to see if the original creator commented.
I think religion or suspicions like these are a way to let humans try to have a control over environment. Seemingly out of control but still depends on humanities actions to have stuff happen
Considering we have potentially lethal activities, sports, and high af child mortality rates, I find it hilarious when he says "nobody knows how to kick it quite like the inuits"
Mr.Terry is a good guy
this is enlightening, before this, in terms of folklore, i knew Nunavut
"Need #1: Survive
Need #2: Afterlife or something"
The church of Mr. Terry
4:33 for those of you that want a timestamp
"No more fingy foods for 3 moons"
A minor inconvenience in a habitable environment with first world luxuries
Death by starvation in the Arctic where the sun *NEVER FUCKING SETS*
Im subcribed to 1 reaction chanel. Much love Mr. T.
Have you ever thought about uploading lectures?
1st Well Greenland is part of Denmark so a lot of Inuits have moved here 2nd Inuits live in Russia too. Great video though
What recording software do you use?
OBS isnt working properly
Mr. T, have you gotten your plaque yet?
In 1951, the Danish government removed 22 Inuit children from their families in Greenland and took them to Denmark. The plan was to immerse them in Danish culture and teach them the Danish language so they could grow up to form a new elite and take leading roles in Greenland's society.
thats how they came to be in denmark.
Why did they feel the need to kidnap them first? Surely the best way to accomplish this would be to keep them together and educate the entire family.
Theres a Polynesian myth like that too, the daughter gets thrown into the ocean and when she tries to climb back into the boat he cuts off her fingers. Her fingers become whales, seals, sea lions and walruses; her blood becomes the fish and crustaceans I believe I cannot remember how to spell her name though.
Sidna
There is also one where the northern lights cut off your head and play with it if you don’t wear your hood/hat
6:51 I came out like that but luckily i was born in a hospital in Florida and not the freezing cold wilderness
Mr terry is kinda like my teacher, (I'm doing media studies that's why we were watching a movie) we were watching a movie, then said he had to do some work, 5 minutes later he leaves to go find someone, and on his laptop is youtube. Pretty important work if you ask me. Surprisingly, he was watching someone I watch as well. Other situations this guy found himself in was beating up a guy so badly that his face needed to be fixed, police didnt arrest him because turns out the guy with a mashed face tried to spike the teacher's friend's drink. And he also knows someone who streams to simps. And a member of a political party here in england (I assume he just helps the MP with things), also owns a business, (final "and"), and has a youtube channel (The Lore Lounge, no this wasn't just one big promotion for his channel, just generally an interesting guy).
Mr Terry SUPPORTS ARSENAL TOP LAD
They friggin' fought off vikings?
Dat's badass!
There's a story of Norse moving to Greenland only for the village to me slaughtered. Might be a few stories, only heard of one story
Nice Arsenal hoodie
I wish I had him as a history teacher when I was in high school :(
i ones tried an inuit dish in greenland, consisting of 100% of 5 birds so eyeballs and everything was dipping about, it was..... ehm..... an experience.
I love the jacket
as one of 16,470 i can confirm that I moved to Denmark from Greenland, some were forcefully brought to denmark back in the 20th century.
4:03
*Mic bump*
4:04 **mic hit**
Ouch youtube only showed me the gaming videos