The people of Kolombangara island DO NOT speak TAGALOG. TAGALOG is the basis for the FILIPINO national language. TAGALOG is mostly spoken in the island of LUZON in the PHILIPPINES. Please make the necessary correction. Otherwise, people who knows how to speak FILIPINO will be laughing at this video.
@@emilio1969 Yea I was going to say the same thing. As a Filipino, I'm so happy to get the shout out but also, the natives have their own culture and language which should be represented. Still, as always, the videos are great! Something to improve on next time for Yarnhub
BRO AINT NO WAY THEY SPEAK TAGALOG! I QUICKLY UNDERSTOOD THE FIRST SPEECH OF THE VOICE ACTOR AND WAS FILLED WITH HAPPINESS AND JOY AND SURPRISE! I LOVE YOU YARNUB! ❤️
This is grossly inaccurate as Kolombangara is not part of the Philippines. Speaks volumes how many Filipinos can't be bothered to take a quick glance at a map or do a 5 second Google search.
My father served in the same theater of operations, and he also passed away in 2007. I had every WWII Pacific Theater fighter plane model both Japanese, and American. Dad bought me my first 3 models on my 7th birthday. I still have most of these. This is the first time I heard this story, very nicely presented. Thank you.
That spear must now for sure be an amazing heirloom in his family. Not many can say they brought back a highly decorated spear from their times during WW2. Once more Yarnhub spoils us with one amazing story.
That spear, while being worth little material wise, holds such a profound significance that I genuinely hope he kept it and has it in a safe, secure location
When the tagalog speaking natives started talking it shocked me. I understand them even without subtitles and all. Great job yarnhub!! And thank you for featuring the unique stories of these heroic individuals who fought in ww2
source from wikipidia: Jefferson Joseph DeBlanc (February 15, 1921 - November 22, 2007) was an American World War II Marine Corps fighter pilot and flying ace, credited with shooting down nine Japanese aircraft during two tours of duty in the Pacific at Guadalcanal and Okinawa. On January 31, 1943, despite mechanical problems with his aircraft, he pressed forward with a mission and shot down five Japanese aircraft in minutes before being shot down himself. DeBlanc parachuted to safety and was rescued by native islanders, traded for a sack of rice, and picked up by a Navy seaplane. He received the Medal of Honor for his actions that day. He served in the Marine Corps Reserve until 1972. In that time, he also taught school and completed graduate and doctoral degrees in math, physics and education.
Watch dogfights on the history channel. He is featured on the Guadalcanal episode. I also read his autobiography. Truly an amazing man. What I don't understand is how he got around with the wheelbarrow. 🤔
I saw an extended interview with 1st Lieutenant DeBlanc. This video about him is very accurate. As a measure of his bravery, he knew when he launched off that day he would not make it back because of the fuel leak, but continued on knowing he'd be bailing out over water. He told the flight to watch for his raft on their flight back. He later said he continued on in the mission rather than turn back because his job was to protect the bombers. It was that simple, and that brave. Jefferson DeBlanc is a legend amongst combat aviators.
You'd be surprised how often we [myself and other, much better men I knew who served in combat over various wars] adopt that attitude. There comes a point of time where you no longer fear the outcome- other people depend on you to survive, and you'd like to think... well, you have to think, that they feel the same way about you. Whether it is protecting bombers or throwing man after man into the line of fire to raise the odds of survival for a wounded friend, I've always said "you don't know who you really are unless you're willing to die for a 'maybe.'"
"We're all scared. You hid in that ditch because you think there's still hope. But Blithe, the only hope you have is to accept the fact that you're already dead. And the sooner you accept that, the sooner you'll be able to function as a soldier's supposed to function. Without mercy, without compassion, without remorse. All war depends upon it."
A jungle and a swamp isn't nearly the same. America has 0 jungles. However jungles do have swamps but a swamp in the US isn't in any jungle because there are none. Only US jungle would be in Puerto Rico, but thats ok we dont need experience as we have the south for the swampy jungles, alaskans for the cold, midwest and west coast for about anything else thats needing to be dealt with, combine all that together you got one diverse country with people who can deal with weather as hot as the desert to weather as cold as an ice pack in the freezer, oh and don't forget many of us do know how to traverse the mountains to.
I was so confused when the video started and it wasn't the same ol' narrator's voice that I'm so used to but another voice in my mother tongue. 😂😂 It just shows the level of quality this channel has achieved 🎉
The people of Kolombangara island DO NOT speak TAGALOG. TAGALOG is the basis for the FILIPINO national language. TAGALOG is mostly spoken in the island of LUZON in the PHILIPPINES. Please make the necessary correction. Otherwise, people who knows how to speak FILIPINO will be laughing at this video.
Wow. Just wow The quality is just insane I mean the sound design, animation, graphics, camera direction, the everything! Though i just have one little critique, while i do love hearing my mother tougne on a yarnhub video the filipino they speak is a very modern version with spanish loan words, something natives wouldn't have learned, and while tagalog is a very common language, I doubt they would've spoken it compared to the hundreds of dialects... ...and just realised he probably didnt land over the philippines either, i mean finding a native marshallese isnt easy, plus the filipino is probably just an easter egg, yarnhub does take a lot of liberties in the dialog, i bet everyone had fun doing this episode
I've heard of this guys story thanks to an episode of "Dogfights" were Deblanc himself was interviewed. He was a really fascinating character even into his golden years. RIP Deblanc. You were quite the character.
Just when I thought the stories or the graphics couldn’t keep topping off the prior video. I already said they need to make a full feature movie. The voice acting is also top notch. Keep it up folks.
This channel really is the best, it gets every accent right. Those Filipino voices and words are very spot on, like very very spot on. Even the hospitality and kindness of Filipinos are excellently displayed. And these are coming from a Filipino myself. Outstanding Work Yarnhub! Keep it up my man.
After a quick research these aren't supposedly Filipinos. Solomon Islands are not part of the Philippine Archipelago but I understand it maybe hard for them to get actual native speakers to act so, this is forgivable. Plus I love their videos.
@@balaysalidathey must have made a mistake or the natives are Filipino some how because they said they use a bolo knife which is a traditional Filipino o weapon
@@Some_dude_from_hawaii My best bet is that this was narrated from the Pilot's side which they were taught that the locals used sabres called bolo. When he got stranded he identified it as bolo instead of what the local name for that is. Which I understand because you don't go around knowing what are sabres called from whatever. And I assume that the researcher googled what bolo is, so he thought it must be Filipino. Therefore the natives speaks Tagalog.
As always im in awe with your work. Not only do you bring these true stories of brave men n women in battle to life, It looks incredible. Thabk you for all your hard work and research! Your channel only gets better with every video
I remember starting to watch you guys when you were starting to try out 3d animation. crazy how much the production value has gone up to the point where you guys are starting to bring in voice actors.
This makes me Love this channel even more.❤ For someone from the Philippines i truly appreciate this on. MABUHAY yarnhub. Hope to see more ally stories bein helped by Filipino soldiers during those times❤
The people of Kolombangara island DO NOT speak TAGALOG. TAGALOG is the basis for the FILIPINO national language. TAGALOG is mostly spoken in the island of LUZON in the PHILIPPINES. Please make the necessary correction. Otherwise, people who knows how to speak FILIPINO will be laughing at this video.
"...just two days ealier ejected from another Wildcat...". Everyday I learn something new and fascinating. Especialy considering that while experimental ejection seats were tested during WW2, no plane in service had them and the Grumman F4F Wildcat certainly did not.
I subscribed to this channel 3 years ago I thaught your animation was awesome but now the quality is 10x better every upload is like a short movie certain points I can't even tell it's animated it looks so amazing
Another great video! Jefferson DeBlanc was featured on ‘Dogfights’ Season 1, episode 4 in this mission and interviewed. He passed away shortly after in 2007 at 86 years old.
HOLY HECK!!!! I JUST NOTICED YOU GUYS HIT AND ARE OVER 1 MILLION SUBS!!!! It feels like yesterday I was sharing all your videos and cursing the fact you didn't have more subs. Now look at you! You're a bonafide YT channel 😂 Honestly tho. You deserve 10 times as many subs. All the hard work, the progress, the never ending pursuit for amazing story telling. Your videos now have voice actors, the sound editing on said V/A, the phenomenal improvement in animation. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Bravo Yarnhub, Bravo!!!!!
The people of Kolombangara island DO NOT speak TAGALOG. TAGALOG is the basis for the FILIPINO national language. TAGALOG is mostly spoken in the island of LUZON in the PHILIPPINES. Please make the necessary correction. Otherwise, people who knows how to speak FILIPINO will be laughing at this video.
I've been watching all your videos since the video about Franz Stifler and Charlie Brown (the first one). The videos improved so much in the past 4 years. Crazy good.
I've been watching yarnhub since your 3rd video ever came out man. I'm agog at the progress and quality upgrades over the past year and so forth. Just saw your channel hit a little over a million subs and was something I was hoping for a long while since. You deserve it. Cheers from the eastern seaboard.
Hace poco conocí este canal y se ha vuelto unos de mis favoritos, literalmente ya me vi todos los videos incluso los que no estan traducidos, como no había encontrado este canal antes!
Yarnhub, I just don’t know how you get this any better, my birthday is in a few days so this is a good early birthday present. Keep up the good work mate.
This was Great, These are Always a Joy Waiting For The Next Video to Watch With Good Old MotherBerry ❤ It’s Great to See How Much This Channel Has Grown Since the First Ones I Watched so Long Ago Now, Keep Up With The Good Work Yarnhub and Bringing Stories to Life that you Don’t Usually Hear👌
imagine if at 10:45 he said "ah sh*t here we go again" instead lmao Great video as always. I think i learned the story like 10 years ago watching "Dogfights" documentary. I remembered the pilot having his watch cut off, then captured by locals. I was here like "Damn its that story"
Worth pointing out the men who "bought" DeBlanc were scouts for John Keenan who arranged the whole rescue. Keenan was an Australian naval officer working as a Coastwatcher behind Japanese lines. He saved a great many of Allied personnel.
Well done Yarnhub! Also trying to give us an authentic presentation. Don't know what research you guys had to do to know the language in the Solomon Islands. Even if it's wrong (not saying you guys are) it's the effort that counts!
I love your channel. Always am glad to be watching you. I've been seeing your videos for a long while and have noticed your quality increase and get better and better. Gotta say, DaBlanc is a crazy pilot...
holy shit ima just say it now, your channel makes me so impressed. I remember when it was moving 2d pictures and now it has improved and become full on cinema. Keep the good work!
Underrated, especially the language dubs, there is lots of diversity and great opportunities for many to learn! I can tell he dubbed some languages himself, that's talent! All your videos are really great! I would also like to watch more about Mc Nasty! Thanks.
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ok thanks guys
I love this channel
@@Jason_the_Persian_cat indeed
Okay, good vid, but why would he be afraid of jaguars in the Pacific? There are no big cats, jaguars or otherwise, in the Pacific islands.
the traib is saying philippino words
The fact that this video is getting the number of views in the time it has been out is a testament to the quality of this channel.
Trying to get my grandma into this channel since she the daughter of a ww2 vet and absolutely love the quality of the videos
The people of Kolombangara island DO NOT speak TAGALOG. TAGALOG is the basis for the FILIPINO national language. TAGALOG is mostly spoken in the island of LUZON in the PHILIPPINES. Please make the necessary correction. Otherwise, people who knows how to speak FILIPINO will be laughing at this video.
They said Louisiana
@@emilio1969laughing is the best medicine 💊
@@emilio1969 Yea I was going to say the same thing. As a Filipino, I'm so happy to get the shout out but also, the natives have their own culture and language which should be represented.
Still, as always, the videos are great! Something to improve on next time for Yarnhub
BRO AINT NO WAY THEY SPEAK TAGALOG! I QUICKLY UNDERSTOOD THE FIRST SPEECH OF THE VOICE ACTOR AND WAS FILLED WITH HAPPINESS AND JOY AND SURPRISE! I LOVE YOU YARNUB! ❤️
Why are you happy with that?
@@avilancer2516 Probably because he understands a dialog that doesn't get much representation in media... C'mon man😂
@@avilancer2516typical proud Filipino bs lmao
U mean Filipino language or different?
@@jp_4g646YEAH!!!!! Wait, what? 😂😂😂
The Filipino Dub took me off guard lmao! As a Filipino, this makes me proud! Awesome job Yarnhub!
Eyy, pinoy who likes history!
Sa philipinas pala nangyari Yan hahaha
Haha kala ko ako lang pilipino nanunuod neto HAHAHA mga kabayan!
This is grossly inaccurate as Kolombangara is not part of the Philippines. Speaks volumes how many Filipinos can't be bothered to take a quick glance at a map or do a 5 second Google search.
PINOYS
My father served in the same theater of operations, and he also passed away in 2007. I had every WWII Pacific Theater fighter plane model both Japanese, and American. Dad bought me my first 3 models on my 7th birthday. I still have most of these. This is the first time I heard this story, very nicely presented. Thank you.
ur father is a legend. R.I.P
this channel truly is a movie studio
true
Yeah honestly the graphics keep getting better
Indeed
Truly it is indeed
It’s better than a movie studio
The homage you pay to our Veterans is heart-warming. Keep doing what you do best and I will always be here.
That spear must now for sure be an amazing heirloom in his family. Not many can say they brought back a highly decorated spear from their times during WW2.
Once more Yarnhub spoils us with one amazing story.
Evidently it’s at the National WW2 museum with his moh now
Btw do you know if he ever visited the island ever again and met with the locals again after the war?
@@happyomatic1328 no idea, would be interesting though
@@happyomatic1328 he did , he wrote a book called Guadalcanal Air War, The: Col. Jefferson DeBlanc's Story and talks all about it
@@beaubroussard235thanks for giving us that information.
That spear, while being worth little material wise, holds such a profound significance that I genuinely hope he kept it and has it in a safe, secure location
I guess the question isn't whether or not he kept it safe, but whether or not the Navy decided to use bureaucracy to take it away from him...
de donated it to the ww2 New Orleans museum
@@beaubroussard235oh damn i think i actually saw that spear just recently then
@@papyfun5097 yea its hanging up by a doorway from what i remember, its been awhile since ive been.
The filipino voice acting is so good and very natural. I can understand everything that they said clearly and with emotion.
Its odd tho because they're no where near the philippines.
@@nathan4750the Japanese captured a Philippine island
@@cecilllarena2676 Kolombangara Island is in the Solomons, far away from the Philippines.
i was confused as well, kolombangara is no where near the philippines, their language isn't close to filipino either
Same bro ,😭🙏@@epicvinemoments
When the tagalog speaking natives started talking it shocked me. I understand them even without subtitles and all. Great job yarnhub!! And thank you for featuring the unique stories of these heroic individuals who fought in ww2
source from wikipidia:
Jefferson Joseph DeBlanc (February 15, 1921 - November 22, 2007) was an American World War II Marine Corps fighter pilot and flying ace, credited with shooting down nine Japanese aircraft during two tours of duty in the Pacific at Guadalcanal and Okinawa. On January 31, 1943, despite mechanical problems with his aircraft, he pressed forward with a mission and shot down five Japanese aircraft in minutes before being shot down himself. DeBlanc parachuted to safety and was rescued by native islanders, traded for a sack of rice, and picked up by a Navy seaplane. He received the Medal of Honor for his actions that day. He served in the Marine Corps Reserve until 1972. In that time, he also taught school and completed graduate and doctoral degrees in math, physics and education.
He died just after the day I was born, Woah.
@@anglowarrior7970 And he died just a day before i turned 2 yo, Woah
@@nicolasiiiletzar7984 And he died before I was born, woah 😮
Another video, "Dogfights," said this happened while fighting for Guadalcanal.
''A ten pound sack of rice.'' 🙂
Watch dogfights on the history channel. He is featured on the Guadalcanal episode. I also read his autobiography. Truly an amazing man. What I don't understand is how he got around with the wheelbarrow. 🤔
I saw an extended interview with 1st Lieutenant DeBlanc. This video about him is very accurate. As a measure of his bravery, he knew when he launched off that day he would not make it back because of the fuel leak, but continued on knowing he'd be bailing out over water. He told the flight to watch for his raft on their flight back. He later said he continued on in the mission rather than turn back because his job was to protect the bombers. It was that simple, and that brave. Jefferson DeBlanc is a legend amongst combat aviators.
"If this is a one way ticket, so be it."..... man, show what these people are really made of. Staring death in the eyes and grinned.
You'd be surprised how often we [myself and other, much better men I knew who served in combat over various wars] adopt that attitude. There comes a point of time where you no longer fear the outcome- other people depend on you to survive, and you'd like to think... well, you have to think, that they feel the same way about you.
Whether it is protecting bombers or throwing man after man into the line of fire to raise the odds of survival for a wounded friend, I've always said "you don't know who you really are unless you're willing to die for a 'maybe.'"
@@thesmirkingwolf U guys are heroes in my eyes.
"We're all scared. You hid in that ditch because you think there's still hope. But Blithe, the only hope you have is to accept the fact that you're already dead. And the sooner you accept that, the sooner you'll be able to function as a soldier's supposed to function. Without mercy, without compassion, without remorse. All war depends upon it."
Bro the filipino accent really shocked me because im a filipino im really impressed thank you yarnhub keep the good work coming
Bro didn’t have jungle experience but came from Louisiana? Must’ve been a city boy
Nah the swamps in Louisiana are close enough.
@@strickersniper7909 then bro must've spent too much time at home playing fortnite.
@@noob.168sadly
A jungle and a swamp isn't nearly the same. America has 0 jungles. However jungles do have swamps but a swamp in the US isn't in any jungle because there are none. Only US jungle would be in Puerto Rico, but thats ok we dont need experience as we have the south for the swampy jungles, alaskans for the cold, midwest and west coast for about anything else thats needing to be dealt with, combine all that together you got one diverse country with people who can deal with weather as hot as the desert to weather as cold as an ice pack in the freezer, oh and don't forget many of us do know how to traverse the mountains to.
@@DaedaeChavez What about Hawaii
Filipino dub caught me off guard literally! I can't help but marvel the progress of your animation's! Truly the best progression ive seen!!
I like how Yarn went from 2D paper-like animations (i really liked the one on lauri torni) to basically just making movies.
5:32 I'm in the thick of it everybody knows
THATS WHAT I SAID
@@vpula81 yep
Also what I said 😭
From the screen
These isnt og like get out bruh
I was so confused when the video started and it wasn't the same ol' narrator's voice that I'm so used to but another voice in my mother tongue. 😂😂
It just shows the level of quality this channel has achieved 🎉
Way to put exposition in the dialogue. Phenomenal work and so accurate!
It’s crazy how far you’ve come with these animations, they’re amazing
bro those are filipinos and i,m a filipino 😊
The people of Kolombangara island DO NOT speak TAGALOG. TAGALOG is the basis for the FILIPINO national language. TAGALOG is mostly spoken in the island of LUZON in the PHILIPPINES. Please make the necessary correction. Otherwise, people who knows how to speak FILIPINO will be laughing at this video.
Stop showing off @@emilio1969
I'm a Marine(not on active duty anymore) who lives on Okinawa, what an awesome story!
Me about to sleep at 3am:
*yarnhub uploads*
me: Well look what we got here
Again, never disappointed by this channel. Such stories SHOULD be told to the young folks of this modern era.
What a wonderful video!
He is a brave heart...Hope he visited those natives later for their hospitality
Wow. Just wow
The quality is just insane
I mean the sound design, animation, graphics, camera direction, the everything!
Though i just have one little critique, while i do love hearing my mother tougne on a yarnhub video the filipino they speak is a very modern version with spanish loan words, something natives wouldn't have learned, and while tagalog is a very common language, I doubt they would've spoken it compared to the hundreds of dialects...
...and just realised he probably didnt land over the philippines either, i mean finding a native marshallese isnt easy, plus the filipino is probably just an easter egg, yarnhub does take a lot of liberties in the dialog, i bet everyone had fun doing this episode
The quality of these videos is getting unreal. Absolutely in love with the channel.
Such a great way to honour these incredible stories!
I've heard of this guys story thanks to an episode of "Dogfights" were Deblanc himself was interviewed. He was a really fascinating character even into his golden years. RIP Deblanc. You were quite the character.
Deblanc said he always knew what he was worth after this. One ten pound sack of rice.
@@daleupthegrove6396---Yeah. That's part of what made him fascinating.
I'm so glad I randomly found this channel a week ago it's been the best experience I've had watching these animations and listening to the narration
Just when I thought the stories or the graphics couldn’t keep topping off the prior video. I already said they need to make a full feature movie. The voice acting is also top notch. Keep it up folks.
As a Filipino, the Tagalog was pure music to my ears. I love it so much. Thank you Yarnhub!
Yet a beautiful masterpiece. Shall never be forgotten…. To many masterpieces and the original masterpiece that started it all will be forgotten.
Learning history in Class❌ Learning history from you✅
It's beautiful... The voice acting keeps getting better!
Yay
5:32 "as he's still in the Thick of It"
bro had a vision💀
R.I.P to the people who died tho
This channel really is the best, it gets every accent right. Those Filipino voices and words are very spot on, like very very spot on. Even the hospitality and kindness of Filipinos are excellently displayed. And these are coming from a Filipino myself. Outstanding Work Yarnhub! Keep it up my man.
After a quick research these aren't supposedly Filipinos. Solomon Islands are not part of the Philippine Archipelago but I understand it maybe hard for them to get actual native speakers to act so, this is forgivable.
Plus I love their videos.
The Filipino voices are spot on, because they're literally using Filipino voice actors😭 Even the mic quality is so Filipino
@@balaysalidathey must have made a mistake or the natives are Filipino some how because they said they use a bolo knife which is a traditional Filipino o weapon
@@Some_dude_from_hawaii My best bet is that this was narrated from the Pilot's side which they were taught that the locals used sabres called bolo. When he got stranded he identified it as bolo instead of what the local name for that is. Which I understand because you don't go around knowing what are sabres called from whatever.
And I assume that the researcher googled what bolo is, so he thought it must be Filipino. Therefore the natives speaks Tagalog.
As always im in awe with your work. Not only do you bring these true stories of brave men n women in battle to life, It looks incredible. Thabk you for all your hard work and research! Your channel only gets better with every video
It's astonishing how far you guys have come! From choppy, low detail animations, to triple-A studio tier animation and voice acting.
I don't understand why Solomon Natives suddenly speaked Filipino but i was so shocked on how good the voice acting was❤
DeBlanc is a legend here in Louisiana. His Medal of Honor is on display at the National WWII Museum in New Orleans.
I love that i was born and raised in the same place as this man
It’s 3 am fuck sleeping I’m staying up till it starts
Bet your asleep
Same here.
As you should
BRO your animations are INSANE! you NEED to make a movie bro!
The growth from the 2d animations in the eric whitmen video to the realistic animations today is insane keep up the good work.
I remember starting to watch you guys when you were starting to try out 3d animation.
crazy how much the production value has gone up to the point where you guys are starting to bring in voice actors.
This makes me Love this channel even more.❤ For someone from the Philippines i truly appreciate this on. MABUHAY yarnhub. Hope to see more ally stories bein helped by Filipino soldiers during those times❤
The production quality of these videos is beyond outstanding; they're MAGICAL!
Man your grafic style gets better and better with every video. Props for that!
The people of Kolombangara island DO NOT speak TAGALOG. TAGALOG is the basis for the FILIPINO national language. TAGALOG is mostly spoken in the island of LUZON in the PHILIPPINES. Please make the necessary correction. Otherwise, people who knows how to speak FILIPINO will be laughing at this video.
"...just two days ealier ejected from another Wildcat...". Everyday I learn something new and fascinating. Especialy considering that while experimental ejection seats were tested during WW2, no plane in service had them and the Grumman F4F Wildcat certainly did not.
PEDAZO DE VÍDEO!!
X FIN EN ESPAÑOL, LES DOY MI ENHORABUENA!!
GRACIAS X ESTE REGALO, SIGAN ASÍ 👍
the voices and animation in this... just beautiful. especially for history buffs like me
I subscribed to this channel 3 years ago I thaught your animation was awesome but now the quality is 10x better every upload is like a short movie certain points I can't even tell it's animated it looks so amazing
I love the way you make these videos!! The quality is like playing a triple AAA video game at 4K and Ultra settings!
Your animation put me on disbelief of how realistic it is.
Another great video! Jefferson DeBlanc was featured on ‘Dogfights’ Season 1, episode 4 in this mission and interviewed. He passed away shortly after in 2007 at 86 years old.
So glad to hear his mate Jim made it back! Just brilliant again guys. You are the best!👍😎
5:32 did bro predict the KSI song??
No way..
Dude every one of your videos might as well be seen in movie theaters with how flawless they are :D
I can tell that the face animations are getting better and better on every new videos, great job
Your best video yet. The most cinematically diverse by far. Way to go
Wow this hero passed away the year I was born thank you for your service fellow southerner may he rest in peace
HOLY HECK!!!!
I JUST NOTICED YOU GUYS HIT AND ARE OVER 1 MILLION SUBS!!!!
It feels like yesterday I was sharing all your videos and cursing the fact you didn't have more subs. Now look at you! You're a bonafide YT channel 😂
Honestly tho. You deserve 10 times as many subs. All the hard work, the progress, the never ending pursuit for amazing story telling. Your videos now have voice actors, the sound editing on said V/A, the phenomenal improvement in animation.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Bravo Yarnhub, Bravo!!!!!
TICK OF IT REFERENCE?!
Watching your animations turn into what you make today is truly beautiful. Keep up the wonderful work!
The people of Kolombangara island DO NOT speak TAGALOG. TAGALOG is the basis for the FILIPINO national language. TAGALOG is mostly spoken in the island of LUZON in the PHILIPPINES. Please make the necessary correction. Otherwise, people who knows how to speak FILIPINO will be laughing at this video.
I've been watching all your videos since the video about Franz Stifler and Charlie Brown (the first one). The videos improved so much in the past 4 years. Crazy good.
One of the best historian channel in YT. Bravo
It always makes my day when y’all release a new video
I've been watching yarnhub since your 3rd video ever came out man. I'm agog at the progress and quality upgrades over the past year and so forth. Just saw your channel hit a little over a million subs and was something I was hoping for a long while since. You deserve it. Cheers from the eastern seaboard.
Hace poco conocí este canal y se ha vuelto unos de mis favoritos, literalmente ya me vi todos los videos incluso los que no estan traducidos, como no había encontrado este canal antes!
Yarn hub is staying the path. Good stuff people
I read about this story one time, love to see actual voice actors! love your animations, as always!
I was playing Hearts of iron IV right now and I just chuckled when I saw the sponsor.
Yarnhub, I just don’t know how you get this any better, my birthday is in a few days so this is a good early birthday present. Keep up the good work mate.
Happy birthday!
Thanks
Wow. Not just the story, but the animation. Your animations have improved a bunch.
Edit: I cant forget to mention the editing skills
This was Great, These are Always a Joy Waiting For The Next Video to Watch With Good Old MotherBerry ❤
It’s Great to See How Much This Channel Has Grown Since the First Ones I Watched so Long Ago Now, Keep Up With The Good Work Yarnhub and Bringing Stories to Life that you Don’t Usually Hear👌
This channel needs a grammy for best story teller
so happy to see you hit the 1m mark. been a LONG time coming. ty so much for the vids.
Thank you yarnhub for highlighting my comment from the past video, great content, keep it up
Yarnhub stil remains my favorite TH-camr keep up the good work bro ❤️
Yarnhub now with french voice ? Oh fucking hell I love you !!!!
"I aint no yellow belly bobcat."😂 Man, military dialogue is the best!
imagine if at 10:45 he said "ah sh*t here we go again" instead lmao
Great video as always. I think i learned the story like 10 years ago watching "Dogfights" documentary. I remembered the pilot having his watch cut off, then captured by locals. I was here like "Damn its that story"
his animations have become works of art
Worth pointing out the men who "bought" DeBlanc were scouts for John Keenan who arranged the whole rescue. Keenan was an Australian naval officer working as a Coastwatcher behind Japanese lines. He saved a great many of Allied personnel.
Well done Yarnhub! Also trying to give us an authentic presentation. Don't know what research you guys had to do to know the language in the Solomon Islands. Even if it's wrong (not saying you guys are) it's the effort that counts!
Every video is better quality than the last one
Great job on this this has got to be the best video I’ve ever seen!!!!!!!!!! The dialogue makes it 100 times better
How my parents describe how they got to school every day:
I am checking this channel every day for a new video!
They are just to good
And heards of iron4 is free this weekend! I got it free
I’ve seen how much better the videos have gotten over time, good work
as a filipino, this channel is getting better and better every upload.
and the language of the natives is correct
This channel brings all the history into life. Keep it up, man
I love your channel.
Always am glad to be watching you. I've been seeing your videos for a long while and have noticed your quality increase and get better and better.
Gotta say, DaBlanc is a crazy pilot...
holy shit ima just say it now, your channel makes me so impressed. I remember when it was moving 2d pictures and now it has improved and become full on cinema. Keep the good work!
I randomly found your channel and fell in love with it
Your vids are rlly good😊
Underrated, especially the language dubs, there is lots of diversity and great opportunities for many to learn! I can tell he dubbed some languages himself, that's talent! All your videos are really great! I would also like to watch more about Mc Nasty! Thanks.
0:10 didnt know harry kane was rockin about back then
Seeing True Legends and The Stories they share.
holy shet philippines mentioned!
also amazing animation btw