Hearted Youtube comments on Weird History (@WeirdHistory) channel.

  1. I don't know about you guys, but I think it's time to bring back Kilroy.
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  2. "Babe, I haven't cheated on you. I've been eating my cornflakes."
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  3. "Haha, stupid parade," looks nervously at people partying at the beach.
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  4. So excited you guys made this video. Typhoid Mary is the equivalent of ignorant coronavirus springbreakers
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  5. Just been told I can get rich quick by buying an old Egyptian building. Im not falling for it I think it's a pyramid scheme.
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  6. It was pretty intense my grandpa took me when I was 11 good times
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  7. What a terrible yet fascinating story. What's bizarre is how that awful phrase became so popular and casually used for laughs. History can be very WEIRD.
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  8. I love how this shows up when the coronavirus is roaming around
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  9. And now I understand my grandma and her strange meals. I thought they were just weird American Jewish food.. Nope, her meals were carryovers from her childhood. Thanks for the nostalgia. Miss you Grannie Annie 💙
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  10. Gwyneth Paltrow: all natural things are safe Weird history: PLAGUE
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  11. Every time I hear about pirates and scurvy, I just feel like eating an entire lemon.
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  12. Fact: Chuck Norris checks under his bed in case Teddy Roosevelt is hiding there.
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  13. Wish they'd make a fllm about this dude, just the culture shock alone 😁
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  14. Never thought the life of a professional executioner would be so noble, or fascinating. ⚔️
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  15. “Bathing became a political statement” god don’t give America any ideas
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  16. Julius Caesar: Died surrounded by friends and family
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  17. how about an episode about mental health insitutions over the years?
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  18. Are we just going to ignore they had the coolest names back then???
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  19. Abs?? Yet another unrealistic body expectation for babies 🤦‍♂️
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  20. They dont teach this in schools
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  21. Only Weird History could make something so horrible so funny 💃🏻🕺🏼
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  22. Growing up in Cleveland, I used to think my dad completely made up this story. Well told.
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  23. You should do a video about hatshepsut. She was always my favorite female Pharoah.
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  24. What about the life as the Emperor of China?
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  25. It's maybe too much but..I want the history of cigarette if possible. Anyway, thx for amazing content as always, Weird History!
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  26. 2020: A 2% mortality rate? It's the end of the world! Medieval Europe: laughter turns to bloody coughing then silence
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  27. Now this is the kind of weird history we want
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  28. Wait... some slave owners lied about it? I'm starting to think them slave owner folk might not have been very good people... 🤔
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  29. How about a video on the life of a Chinese concubine
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  30. "C'mon... Sacrificing people? Have a heart!" "Hey.. that's a great idea."
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  31. Weird History: Picking up the educational slack for America, again.
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  32. Don't you just love it when they let you party in prison ?
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  33. ...and suddenly that thatched house in the countryside doesn't look all too bad.
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  34. At the age of 3 (1963) I flew from Okinawa Japan back to Los Angeles with my military parents on a civilian airliner.  The flight took us from Naha, to Honolulu, and thence to LA.  This took over two days.  Upon arrival in LA my parents spent a week recovering before moving onto my father's next posting.  I remember it as a great adventure.  My mother however referred to hereafter as the "Hell Trip", going down in family lore as the time "when I actively thought about leaving your father and jumping ship in Hawaii because I was not going to get back on that plane."  She needed the week just to get her hearing back from sitting 8 feet away from a Wright Cyclone R-2800 engine for 36 hours (Lockheed Constellation).  This was the "Golden Age" of flying.
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  35. Thank God someone is addressing this pivotal piece of history.
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  36. She was a wickedly wicked great player of the game.
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  37. Suggestion: do one about scurvy, the sailors' disease.
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  38. Rich People: "How do we make ourselves relevant?" Poor People: "Maybe help society? Feed the poor? Provide jobs?" Rich People: "Stupid wigs it is!'
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  39. To have a plan
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  40. I only recently downloaded the audiobook version of "The Children of Húrin" by J. R. R. Tolkien and it turns out it is narrated by Christopher Lee. I mean... Christopher Lee reading a Tolkien book to you. Can you ask for more?
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  41. I can’t stop watching this channel help
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  42. Me: lying in bed a good distance from the ocean Video: starts explaining the terrifying incidents Me: starts looking around for sharks in my room
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  43. The most badass U.S. President ever. Period
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  44. "It was just a prank, bro." - CIA
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  45. They are the ultimate "get off my lawn you damn kids" of the world.
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  46. does this count as studying
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  47. this should be a movie
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  48. Can you talk about Japanese hygiene? I keep reading how shocked they were by how dirty western culture was compared to theirs
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  49. Social distancing in victorian era.
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  50. As a professional Dutch cheese salesman, I was impressed by how informative and thorough this video is. I might also be a tiny bit biased. To me, the best cheese in the world is a large model farmhouse Gouda, aged to the point where it has a great savory flavor that lingers. The cheese tingles your tongue, while still feeling smooth in the mouth. I'd invite you all to visit the Netherlands just to get a sample of this supreme type of Gouda. You can return home with as many kilos of it as your luggage limit allows, vacuum sealed in convenient pieces ;)
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