The best thing about Internet Historian is that he literally changes your viewpoint at the end. It's like he takes his non-copyright hands and molds your eyes to see something new.
Went on the invisible children awareness march, and was inspired to support a Ugandan kid's eduction through a different charity. I think this guy did a lot of good even if he didn't handle fame well.
I never knew that the ‘jacking in San Diego’ gag from that episode of South Park was based on the guy in this story. Funny at first, but really depressing when you get the full story.
It's sorta like the whole deal with the grandma who got severely burned from McDonald's coffee (to the point of disfiguring her crotch) while sitting in her car. She was turned into a laughingstock by McDonalds to make future lawsuits like that viewed unfavorably and was parodied in the media as some greedy hag when all she wanted was just for them to cover the medical expenses from her surgeries.
yeah, she got done dirty, portrayed by most as just a money hungry old lady even though she literally did nothing wrong, and just wanted her medical bill covered! She didn't intend to get any "spending money", but McDonald's being a business, and American at that, of course didn't want to cover costs of anything... they literally left her no choice but to sue! And lots of stories like these are sad! It's like that funny video of the Russian reporter getting punched in the face on air by a drunk russian special forces guy! Hilarious video, until you find out that reporter killed himself! He was in his 20s... now, we can't be sure it was entirely because of the incident, but being ridiculed by the crude and cruel public, especially the media, who in 99% of cases just make everything worse, and often don't get things quite right, has to have some impact! I'm definitely guilty of judging people or thinking they're terrible, when that isn't even necessarily the case, just what the media wants us to think! One recent example I can think of when it comes to this, is the Israel situation! Yes, no side is innocent, but the media literally makes it out to look like there are these people who want nothing but the destruction of all of Israel, while these poor Israelite people are just trying to live their lives, but are unable to because of this enormous threat they face! And that any criticism of Israel is instantly antisemitic, which means you can only criticise one side, leading to the discussion being inherently lopsided... (Had to edit my comment because any mention of a certain people in the middle east, who are denied the right by Israel to exist, automatically gets removed because of a filter! It starts with P)
@@syaondri yeah we covered it in lawschool as well in the Netherlands. It was quite horrible. The injuries were horrible and McDonalds had been warned numerous times they served their coffee WAY to hot. Additionaly, and this is something that seems foreigh to European people who study law, US law uses such civil claims as a means to punish the company. So when you hear something like this where a disproportionate amount of money is claimed or given, its usually because they intend to punish the liable company and not that they think the injury or whatever is worth that much. When you look at it from that perspective, super high amounts become more reasonable because otherwise a big company wouldnt even feel it.
Well to be fair, he also had never planned for the video to get almost 100 times the amount of attention he was actually aiming for, and it was impossible to predict it would blow up this much. It's like starting up a push lawnmower and instead of going at a walking speed when you hold down the handle bar it starts going 30 mph. That's what Jason's situation is like.
@@ShadiC636 Renegades are probably my favourite reaction channel. They don't just react, they dive in into the topic and talk and ramble about it. If the video they're reacting to is 20 minutes long, their reaction can sometimes be a long as 40 minutes.
@@MichaelCHyatt actually seeing someone try to understand the pressure he was under was refreshing, most people just go "that'd never happen to me" lol. Was cool of ya, respect
@@viktorbirkeland6520 thanks, glad you liked my take. Crazy what being in any kind of spotlight can do to you, especially if your not expecting it. Glad you enjoyed our reaction!
I love the amount of obscure stuff you guys cover that I'm familiar with and seeing the reactions to it, such as Sseth and internet historian. Its incredibly strange
The civil war has been over for a bit, went to Uganda, other than the heavy militarism(they wear all black uniform and its pretty cool) its a rather chill place
Its so weird to see this stuff, I worked with a Ugandan guy a few years ago and he told me about Kony and that area of Africa and it really blew my mind compared to what you see on social media and the news.
Keep in mind your own age and how fast Kony became a meme and how fast it went away. I knew it happened but not this back story stuff. Wild shiz, yknow
Cool (not) echo effect, that should raise this video interest by minus 98 percent (-98%). Great editor, I reckon, do you have a business card? Are you on the market for bad performance?
It cracks me up to this day watching that compilation of news anchors. Leave it to the privileged to pretend that a criminal running around with guns murdering people for power is a “wildly complex” issue. Then you have the Ugandan PM using his time to respond to TH-cam videos instead of protecting his citizens.
It is a complex issue. It's dificult to understand from the point of view of the west with police patrols everywere and sourounded with cameras but this are failed states, the PM can't control all his territory, he doesn't have the resources and he knows more than a rich kid from California that went to Africa to post photos of poverty in his instagram to get laid. Ok, you kill Koni, beeing generous cause he can be anywhere hiden in the jungle or in other countries and is protected by an army. Then what? someone is gonna take his place. These places are such a hornet nest that even US that spend in his military more than the rest of the world combined has been kicked the shit out from one of these places.
@@iisusvoryvzakone7345 You yourself have no idea if the PM is actually doing as much as he could be, or the threat posed by Kony’s successors. You’re also pretending to know Jason’s secret motivations, to essentially say that raising awareness about awful living conditions is a bad thing, and we should just let kids suffer in silence.
@@greasey8695 It's in his own interest to end up with Koni for the "it's an african country and if I am deposed maybe I'm executed thing". It seems that the LRA is weaker than it was and has retreated to the jungle, we don't really know, US sended 100 soldiers with the latest tecnology to track the group, they failed. And Jason's motivations are clear for anyone that has eyes to see, he has collected millions to resolve an issue that he can't do anything about, Congo, Uganda, US, the UN, the Interpol can't do anything about it. This awareness it's just his bussines.
The best thing about Internet Historian is that he literally changes your viewpoint at the end. It's like he takes his non-copyright hands and molds your eyes to see something new.
Went on the invisible children awareness march, and was inspired to support a Ugandan kid's eduction through a different charity.
I think this guy did a lot of good even if he didn't handle fame well.
I never knew that the ‘jacking in San Diego’ gag from that episode of South Park was based on the guy in this story. Funny at first, but really depressing when you get the full story.
It's sorta like the whole deal with the grandma who got severely burned from McDonald's coffee (to the point of disfiguring her crotch) while sitting in her car. She was turned into a laughingstock by McDonalds to make future lawsuits like that viewed unfavorably and was parodied in the media as some greedy hag when all she wanted was just for them to cover the medical expenses from her surgeries.
yeah, she got done dirty, portrayed by most as just a money hungry old lady even though she literally did nothing wrong, and just wanted her medical bill covered! She didn't intend to get any "spending money", but McDonald's being a business, and American at that, of course didn't want to cover costs of anything... they literally left her no choice but to sue!
And lots of stories like these are sad! It's like that funny video of the Russian reporter getting punched in the face on air by a drunk russian special forces guy! Hilarious video, until you find out that reporter killed himself! He was in his 20s... now, we can't be sure it was entirely because of the incident, but being ridiculed by the crude and cruel public, especially the media, who in 99% of cases just make everything worse, and often don't get things quite right, has to have some impact!
I'm definitely guilty of judging people or thinking they're terrible, when that isn't even necessarily the case, just what the media wants us to think! One recent example I can think of when it comes to this, is the Israel situation! Yes, no side is innocent, but the media literally makes it out to look like there are these people who want nothing but the destruction of all of Israel, while these poor Israelite people are just trying to live their lives, but are unable to because of this enormous threat they face! And that any criticism of Israel is instantly antisemitic, which means you can only criticise one side, leading to the discussion being inherently lopsided...
(Had to edit my comment because any mention of a certain people in the middle east, who are denied the right by Israel to exist, automatically gets removed because of a filter! It starts with P)
@@syaondri yeah we covered it in lawschool as well in the Netherlands. It was quite horrible. The injuries were horrible and McDonalds had been warned numerous times they served their coffee WAY to hot. Additionaly, and this is something that seems foreigh to European people who study law, US law uses such civil claims as a means to punish the company.
So when you hear something like this where a disproportionate amount of money is claimed or given, its usually because they intend to punish the liable company and not that they think the injury or whatever is worth that much. When you look at it from that perspective, super high amounts become more reasonable because otherwise a big company wouldnt even feel it.
I love South Park and their social commentary is spot on. But same I never knew that was the origin of the joke lol
@@viktorbirkeland6520 Maybe they shouldn't have tried to g-cide the people who went and founded Israel
Jason seems like the proverbial dog that caught the car after years of chasing it, then had no plan or even idea what to do next.
Well to be fair, he also had never planned for the video to get almost 100 times the amount of attention he was actually aiming for, and it was impossible to predict it would blow up this much. It's like starting up a push lawnmower and instead of going at a walking speed when you hold down the handle bar it starts going 30 mph. That's what Jason's situation is like.
@@oklanime good analogy
5:38 I could _feel_ your anger there, lol
The Internet Historian My Immortal reading is waiting with intensity.
oh my god yes lmao
Hell yeah another banger from my two favorite bois!.
Thanks!
Im so happy to discover this channel due to the fact that i live like 30 minutes away
Was that a threat?
With all the money they raised you’d think somebody would’ve just popped onto the dark web and hired a hit man... 🤨
Is it actually easy to sneaky a sniper rifle in there and do the job? Plus how do you find him?
i... i don’t think that’s how that works lol
Ah yes. the "bitcoin assassin" & his mobility scooter...
You be surprised how easy it is to hire people for this stuff I mean with that much money you can obviously hire a mercenary group
@@oldgreggsmadmemes4431 Mercenaries cost hundreds of millions.
Hope you guys continue to react to more Sethtzeentach videos especially with Kit or Zack and Michael. I think that would be a hilarious combo.
You guys for sure should check out his QnA video. The story hours much deeper than he goes into in this vid
This channel is gold, unlike other forced reaction channels
Agreed. Renegades React is pretty good too.
@@ShadiC636 rocky rockhead too
@@techissus7449 I really like rocky rockhead, been watching his stuff for a while
@@ShadiC636 Renegades are probably my favourite reaction channel. They don't just react, they dive in into the topic and talk and ramble about it. If the video they're reacting to is 20 minutes long, their reaction can sometimes be a long as 40 minutes.
Thank you so much! Glad your enjoying the channel!
I love these two, they always seem so genuinely excited to watch these videos. Thanks!
You both look like you're actually enjoying the videos, that's good :)
Thanks, we really do!
@@MichaelCHyatt actually seeing someone try to understand the pressure he was under was refreshing, most people just go "that'd never happen to me" lol.
Was cool of ya, respect
@@viktorbirkeland6520 thanks, glad you liked my take. Crazy what being in any kind of spotlight can do to you, especially if your not expecting it. Glad you enjoyed our reaction!
Ikr, these two are my favorite reactors in this channel. Hope they react to more Internet Historian vids.
@@davidm5646 thanks! More on the way 🤫
16:20 When Hellmarch begins playing
And I can’t get the video of marching Pikachus out of my mind whenever I hear it.
OH. GOD. YES!
@@ShadiC636 I love that video
I love the amount of obscure stuff you guys cover that I'm familiar with and seeing the reactions to it, such as Sseth and internet historian. Its incredibly strange
I really loves these videos
keep up the good work!
The civil war has been over for a bit, went to Uganda, other than the heavy militarism(they wear all black uniform and its pretty cool) its a rather chill place
Its so weird to see this stuff, I worked with a Ugandan guy a few years ago and he told me about Kony and that area of Africa and it really blew my mind compared to what you see on social media and the news.
This may be the Mandela Effect talking, but I had no idea any of this happened back in 2012 until I watched Internet Historian
Keep in mind your own age and how fast Kony became a meme and how fast it went away. I knew it happened but not this back story stuff. Wild shiz, yknow
Please react to very serious business by IH, great vid
you guys shoud react to the my immortal fanfic that internet historian made a video on it.
They could have hired an assassin or a mercenary squad to kill Kony for less then half of those 20 millions btw.
Cool (not) echo effect, that should raise this video interest by minus 98 percent (-98%).
Great editor, I reckon, do you have a business card? Are you on the market for bad performance?
You guys should do a let's play of the Mobile game
please have these guys react to the my immortal video i beg you
that echo though
what's with the audio?
That echo, yikes
You had a bit of an audio problem here :-/
You know, I feel I must ask this question in regards to the musical segment...why did they have to ruin Captain EO, of all things?
21:21 lol what ? Is that Matthew Greiner?
The dude on the left is funny
3:30 No he did NOT...
WOW...
It cracks me up to this day watching that compilation of news anchors. Leave it to the privileged to pretend that a criminal running around with guns murdering people for power is a “wildly complex” issue. Then you have the Ugandan PM using his time to respond to TH-cam videos instead of protecting his citizens.
It is a complex issue. It's dificult to understand from the point of view of the west with police patrols everywere and sourounded with cameras but this are failed states, the PM can't control all his territory, he doesn't have the resources and he knows more than a rich kid from California that went to Africa to post photos of poverty in his instagram to get laid. Ok, you kill Koni, beeing generous cause he can be anywhere hiden in the jungle or in other countries and is protected by an army. Then what? someone is gonna take his place. These places are such a hornet nest that even US that spend in his military more than the rest of the world combined has been kicked the shit out from one of these places.
@@iisusvoryvzakone7345
You yourself have no idea if the PM is actually doing as much as he could be, or the threat posed by Kony’s successors. You’re also pretending to know Jason’s secret motivations, to essentially say that raising awareness about awful living conditions is a bad thing, and we should just let kids suffer in silence.
@@greasey8695 It's in his own interest to end up with Koni for the "it's an african country and if I am deposed maybe I'm executed thing". It seems that the LRA is weaker than it was and has retreated to the jungle, we don't really know, US sended 100 soldiers with the latest tecnology to track the group, they failed. And Jason's motivations are clear for anyone that has eyes to see, he has collected millions to resolve an issue that he can't do anything about, Congo, Uganda, US, the UN, the Interpol can't do anything about it. This awareness it's just his bussines.
Hey, don't let the mics pick up the audio of what you're watching please
That dude's blonde hair looked like a fucking one piece. I honestly thought it was a wig when I first saw it.