Yee haw. One core part of Americana is the age of the Wild West. But...how wild was the west? Most importantly, when did we start to fantasize about it. Twitter: / knowledgehubty
Josephi Krakowski tough talk from someone who knows what that is Plus you’re cringe and not based. edit: Guess he deleted the comment and Voopity changed his icon And now he changed his name
And of course Red Dead brought the genre back some much needed attention. I would love to see new Westerns in theaters. And not that Cowboys vs Aliens kind of crap.
Werh aboo You dumb? The wild west has been around for much longer than Red Dead Redemption two... Jesus. It was obviously Red dead revolver that started this.
You can almost draw parallels to internet culture. At first it was lawless and you could basically do what ever but has slowly been becoming more regulated
By 2019, the age of pirates and bloggers was at an end The Internet was becoming a land of terms and conditions Even the message boards have mostly been tamed... A few websites still roamed, but they were being hunted down and BLACKLISTED...
Please do something like this too, about where the romanticized view of pirates comes from. When ever did pirates wear eye patches, wooden legs, have parrots, talk about booty, etc.
I love being able to brag that my great-great-great grandfather got to meet the queen, Czar and the German leader, worked with Buffalo Bill & made relatives with Annie Oakley. My grandfather being Sitting Bull :)
I don’t know if the story is true, but nonetheless it is a good story. It reminded me of Sitting Bull and his legacy and influence on American culture.
Own a musket for home defense, since that's what the founding fathers intended. Four ruffians break into my house. "What the devil?" As I grab my powdered wig and Kentucky rifle. Blow a golf ball sized hole through the first man, he's dead on the spot. Draw my pistol on the second man, miss him entirely because it's smoothbore and nail the neighbors dog. I have to resort to the cannon mounted at the top of the stairs loaded with grape shot, "Tally ho lads" the grape shot shreds two men in the blast, the sound and extra shrapnel set off car alarms. Fix bayonet and charge the last terrified rapscallion. He Bleeds out waiting on the police to arrive since triangular bayonet wounds are impossible to stitch up. Just as the founding fathers intended
My Great Great Great Grandfather was in the Pony Express, fought in the Mexican American war, was a native-american interpreter, helped build Fort Davis in Texas, founded a Post Office there, and then moved to Lincoln County, New Mexico with his Spanish wife who had a son that married an Apache woman. They were there during the Lincoln County war with Billy the Kid.
*You are walking down a small town in the Wild West when suddenly you hear a man shouting from the nearby the saloon. You hone in to what he is saying and you hear this...* “Ahhhhhhh found ya Lennyyyyyyy”
I’m a Westerner from Arizona and it makes me happy that Western culture is starting to be appreciated again. It was depressing when people confused western culture with southern culture, but now that’s starting to fade.
I've recently been wondering where that confusion originates. I'm a Canadian, and I combined the two cultures in my head for whatever reason when I was a child, but differentiated them by the time I reached my late teens after actually thinking about it. I should add that I'm a Western Canadian from Alberta, which is a quite rural province north of Montana that generally has the same individualistic sentiment that most western states seem to have (though it still maintains distinct stereotypical Canadian elements to its culture). Even with that, I still confused southern and western cultures as a kid. My first thought is that it must have been old Hollywood movies that caused this confusion because of protagonists with southern accents, but I watched them again and most don't even speak like southerners. Maybe it's because people associate both the west and the south with rural life. I really don't know. I know a lot of southerners moved out west after the Civil War and would have definitely brought their southern drawls over with them, so that might also be a reason. It might even be the fact that certain states like Texas are called both western and southern depending on who you ask.
@@LetsGoWrongboarding That's true as well. It's definitely harder to hear accent differences if you're foreign to a country. I feel like it would be even harder to differentiate between the accents for non-North American English speakers like people from the UK or Australia.
I will say; the native Americans (I am one, extremely enthralled in our history trying to educate people on our history that’s been swept under the rug) didn’t just procure smallpox on their own. It was a result of settlers coming over and the eventual warfare that which was begun by Europeans originally. We have been looked at as savages, less than human. We were sent to residential schools/boarding schools (for my brothas down south) to “kill the Indian within the child”. The schools were used to commit a cultural genocide that even now, still hasn’t been talked about. We need to research this more. We need to give our side of history too.
Red Dead Redemption series pretty much explains this, and you can see this as you were going around exploring! 🙂 by 1899 it was showing signs that it was pretty much dying and even explains that part in the second one, till you got to the 1st one which 1911. The rest of the USA at the time was starting become more modernized from Automobiles , to Semiautomatic Pistols instead of revolvers , aswell better law enforcement. Henceforth you can see these happening in Blackwater, and Saint Denis. The Wild west Truly didnt end till 1920!
There was definitely a second 2nd act to the wild west in the early 20th century. The Pancho Villa Mexican bandit era happened in the 1910s. That was the era when all those street shootouts happened between gunslingers. This was truly an era of lawlessness. See the battle of Columbus (1916) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Columbus_(1916)
1850-1890 Prime west 1890-1910 Late west 1910-1920 Tiny pockets of wild, lawlessness, sprinkled around parts of the south west, mostly in border areas, (Cochise County, mountainous parts of Arizona, etc.) 1920-present The old west is no more.
Didn't the 1960s bring about the space age and fascination with the future and technology? Also for some reason this makes me think of Toy Story and Buzz Light Year replacing Woody
American futurism in architecture and design as well as sociopolitical ideas is marked from about 1910 on. The Great War added a persistent note of pessimism to this futuristic enthusiasm.
@@calebelliott147 well you didn't need a wheel to live in a peace and slow life not like in the old world that romans could enslave you or be a merchnet in the greece or middle east towns
@@calebelliott147 it not that they weren't smart is that they weren't in danger from being attack like europeans causing problems so you didn't need to rush a better life if your culture is peace ful
You think life among the natives was all peaceful? They were always waring with one another just like in other parts of the world. Conquest was the way of life for all people until recently.
@@calebelliott147 they never gone like the europeans did ethic cleansing, genocide, slavery, rape, torture, over killing a certain animal to extinction that the people and environment depend on that cause will death, replacing a plant and animal there a certain word for it. and the rest.
I've probably learned more and retained more knowledge from your channel than I have in school. Thanks for helping me learn a ton of history and making it really entertaining to learn.
the American West is unlike any other. it just takes your breath away to be there and just experience the beauty. the air. the feeling of ancientness in the deserts, plains, and mountains. great place
Indian Chief, “Two Eagles,” was asked by a white government official, “You have observed the white man for 90 years. You’ve seen his wars and his technological advances. You’ve seen his progress, and the damage he’s done.” The Chief nodded in agreement. The official continued, “Considering all these events, in your opinion, where did the white man go wrong?” The Chief stared at the government official for over a minute and then calmly replied. “When white man find land, Indians running it. No taxes, No debt, Plenty buffalo, Plenty beaver, Clean Water; Women did all the work at camp, Medicine man free. Indian man spend all day hunting and fishing; All night [making love to wife.]” Then the chief leaned back and smiled. “Only white man dumb enough to think he can improve system like that.”
If I lived in the old west, I'd be a train engineer carrying livestock , people, mail and goods across the plains in a big 4-4-0 American type locomotive with a tall smoke stack and big red cowcatcher.
Recently I watched Clint Eastwood's Unforgiven, which came out right when the spaghetti western had ran its course and was also Eastwood's final film in the genre. It's as if the man with no name hung up his hat and was forced to come to terms with the end of the life he lived. Between that film and Red Dead Redemption, both are excellent stories that show how civilization eventually sent the wild west into decline.
So for a few years now my gf and I have been creating a comic called Vainwood. It's about the relationship between Sheriff Thompson and the local bartender/bandit Elliot. We do a *lot* of research (like if being gay was a thing. oh boy it w a s) and this video helped a lot! We have a time span of 4 years in the story, so knowing the history is super useful! Awesome video man!
@@e14ee most of them died around the early 1900s and some of the younger ones who fought in the civil war lived all the way till the 1940s here's an interview of a civil war veteran in 1947 (two years after ww2 ended( th-cam.com/video/lfqIa4dDxrw/w-d-xo.html
I grew up in the mountains of western Colorado, in an area that was so remote, at the time, it was still considered a frontier area (one doctor for a thousand square miles, nearest store was 45 miles away...which was fun in the winter, nearest hospital was over 50...again, fun in the winter as it could take over three hours to get there in a blizzard as I know from experience, nearest mall was 100 miles away). Some of the oldest folks in town remembered their parents telling them about the pack muletrains going up the mountains to the mines, and maybe not coming back because of accident, or animal attack, or avalanche in the winter. It was an interesting place to grow up, but definitely not as rough as it was in the early days.
Wyoming would like to disagree. Our frontier days, Buffalo bill Cody museum, and dispersed low population are testament to that. (Go to frontier days if you can. Rodeo clowns, cowboys and pancakes for literal days)
This was humanities “perfect storm”, a lawless age where often there was no consequence for murder, an abundance of poverty and an age where revolvers and rifles went through some very significant technological advancements. Factor in the newspapers turning skilled gunmen into legendary gunslingers and you have a recipe for disaster. It was absolute chaos but still I can’t help but think there’s an honesty in that “eye for an eye” mentality that you can’t find anywhere in civilisation.
I’m pretty sure the moment John Marston died is when the Wild West ended.
What about Jack Marston
Thx for the spoiler
Darth Vader it came out a year ago on pc
@@savagecat6924 LMAOOO
savage cat damn fool
they didn’t have the required:
-Faith
-Noise
-Money
-A GOD DAMN PLAN!!!
No no no the wild west was destroyed by an English bloke called Gavin who had lumbago
Mhm and there was always rats, BOAHS.
you forgot loyalty
You forgot the drip son
all of this failed because Arturd refused to show his hentai.
This video: *exists*
RDR2 fans: You have entered the comedy area
Josephi Krakowski tough talk from someone who knows what that is
Plus you’re cringe and not based.
edit: Guess he deleted the comment and Voopity changed his icon
And now he changed his name
@@josephikrakowski1137 Still beats an anime one
You’re given me lumbago
What did Josephi say?
@@shadychimp288 I used to have Alastor as my pfp and he called it cringe
*Insert RDR2 Joke*
*Generate likes*
It's all part of the P L A N , it's all coming together. I just N E E E E D Time.
"Have some God damned faith, Arthur"
N O I S E A R T H U R N O O O O O I S E
@@kevinkuras4298 Now he has 400+ likes so...
He just need TIME and some god dammed FAITH
"I Will Keep Trying, And You'll Keep Doubting Me, And We’ll Keep Failing"
I have to replay the game i forgot almost everything
@Kevin Kuras i just needed TIME but you keep on *DOUBTING ME* ARTHURRR
Easy. They all moved to Tahiti.
Explain
@@ebrimambowe3030 They just needed a plan and money.
@@ebrimambowe3030 have some goddamn faith son
W h e r e s o u r m o n e y b o a h
@@Mattdewit Tahiti!
wE jUst nEed
M O N E Y
Explain
But I got Lumbago!!!
Muneh*
HAVE SOME GODDAMN F A I T H !
T O T A H I T I
The real reason why the wild west ended because all outlaw, gunslinger, cowboy went to Tahiti
Dead joke. Move on.
@@balabanasireti TAHITI
@@balabanasireti MANGOE
@@balabanasireti Doubt! Doubt! Doubt!
@@balabanasireti Tahiti
And of course Red Dead brought the genre back some much needed attention. I would love to see new Westerns in theaters. And not that Cowboys vs Aliens kind of crap.
Tall Order well there’s a lot of good western movies that came out just couple years ago
Django unchained
The magnificent 7
The hateful eight
Didn't Kurt Russel just do like 40 million cowboy movies
@@craigbiggam2111 nah 50 million
@@deadeye1214 Did you mean the Hateful Eight?
Dylan Rich yes I did 😂
Red Dead Redemption 2 was so popular they made the wild west a real thing!
Werh aboo You dumb? The wild west has been around for much longer than Red Dead Redemption two... Jesus.
It was obviously Red dead revolver that started this.
Fooking nice
A game so good it altered the timeline
Can I ask if you're dumb?
@@soybasedjeremy3653 Can I ask you the same thing? I know it's overused, but r/wooosh.
The fastest click in the west
The wild web
same
I don't say this often, but I had a big ol' chuckle over your comment
Clicked faster than your own mouse.
Misread this and thought it said " fattest chick in the West"
This comment section:
98% RDR2
1.5% "American knights"
Where do cringy T E X T memes fit in?
98+1.5= 99.5+1= 101 🤔
@@joviinter 98+1.5+1=100.5%
This comment has a plan and time
Never in a million years would I expect Vladimir Lenin to show up and teach me about the American West. A surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one.
Hahahaha
I hope commies stay out of the America’s for good
i caught that star wars quote even if no one else did
You just used a Star Wars meme to talk about the Wild West.
The Senate will decide your fate.
@@Laesis Thats not a meme just because he said it and its in the movie also its fate not faith
You can almost draw parallels to internet culture. At first it was lawless and you could basically do what ever but has slowly been becoming more regulated
I didn't think of that. Good comparison
We're more Memes than People at this point.
@@Liquidsback why are we still here? Just to suffer?
By 2019, the age of pirates and bloggers was at an end
The Internet was becoming a land of terms and conditions
Even the message boards have mostly been tamed...
A few websites still roamed, but they were being hunted down and BLACKLISTED...
@@Liquidsback Memes, the DNA of the soul.
*dutch disliked this
Genghis Khan WE JUST NEED MONEY!!!
Buy the Sahara
*T A H I T I*
Genghis Khan WE JUST NEED TO LAY LOW
MANGOES
Things that would’ve saved the Wild West
•mUnEh
•tImE
•SoMe gOdDaMm fAitH
•nOiSe
And a plan to Tahiti
Lumbago......
@@nic-hol-assgrain6574 *house building theme intensifies*
YeetusД Feetus tbat theme was a fuckin tune icl
Dead joke. Move on.
Wild West fell because...
_T H E Y D I D N ' T H A V E A N Y G O D D A M N F A I TH_
Just 1 more train Arthur!
just 1 more big score arthur
NOISE
@Windigo Jones i mean your not wrongggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg
Lumbago........
Someone has been playing a lot of Red Dead
Yer alright boah
stole my comment lmao
Justin Muchler hasn’t everyone
i mean, i was gonna comment that but you beat me to it, so i guess you didn't really steal it.
Justin Muchler I literally just posted a comment like this before I saw this 😢
Sorry about the delay. Christmas and all. Plus some issues with music copyright in good ol' TH-cam fashion. Now its here so its time to cheer.
We appreciate it man! From a long time subscriber, keep up the amazing work! We'll wait as long as needed
Atlantropa Articles Glass Wars lore video?
Yay!
Please do something like this too, about where the romanticized view of pirates comes from. When ever did pirates wear eye patches, wooden legs, have parrots, talk about booty, etc.
@@MaxArceus pirated did wear eye patches, so they would have an eye used to the darkness below deck so they could see as soon as they were below deck
“ our time has passed, John”
Oh I remember those days
If only I just had some damn F A I T H
Oh Arturo, we only need one more score and we'll be gone to Tahiti
And it involves god damn train
Tahiti
STICK TO THE GOD DAM PLAN ARTHUR
wHEn YoU UpLoAD
i didn’t expect you to be here
WE JUST NEED MUNEH
CheezeWafflz Mapping Ahah love your videos man!
YOU JUDT GOTTA HAVE FAITH!
Correction its: ORTHER!
Oh I can’t do that, if have
*Terminal Lumbago*
*the wild west isn't falling, have some goddamn **-FAITH-*
You need jesus
I just need money!
It is falling at some time of the year for a couple months....
*-Yes-* *NO*
I have a PLAN
“Cowboys became the American knights” I like that quote
In Japan samurai movies are their equivalent of westerns which just shows you the parallels.
I love being able to brag that my great-great-great grandfather got to meet the queen, Czar and the German leader, worked with Buffalo Bill & made relatives with Annie Oakley.
My grandfather being Sitting Bull :)
Colleen New Holy woah I just learned about your grandpa in my history class
Yo what are these names
Nice lie
Meanwhile my uncle is having a Terminal Lumbago
I don’t know if the story is true, but nonetheless it is a good story. It reminded me of Sitting Bull and his legacy and influence on American culture.
Guys it's okay, Dutch has a plan. He just needs some money and some god damn FAITH
😂
Own a musket for home defense, since that's what the founding fathers intended.
Four ruffians break into my house. "What the devil?" As I grab my powdered wig and Kentucky rifle.
Blow a golf ball sized hole through the first man, he's dead on the spot.
Draw my pistol on the second man, miss him entirely because it's smoothbore and nail the neighbors dog.
I have to resort to the cannon mounted at the top of the stairs loaded with grape shot, "Tally ho lads" the grape shot shreds two men in the blast, the sound and extra shrapnel set off car alarms.
Fix bayonet and charge the last terrified rapscallion. He Bleeds out waiting on the police to arrive since triangular bayonet wounds are impossible to stitch up.
Just as the founding fathers intended
lol
K
Our founding fathers did it like a Boss!
ily
‘Murica
I wonder in which year the Great States of Lemoyne, New Hanover and West Elizabeth became members of the Union
Lemoyne would probably just be whenever Louisiana did.
and when ambarino will start to have towns
They just needed A GOD DAMN PLAN
@@colonialbred3399 ambarino has towns they're all just abandoned
Lemoyne seceded and joined the Confederacy
My Great Great Great Grandfather was in the Pony Express, fought in the Mexican American war, was a native-american interpreter, helped build Fort Davis in Texas, founded a Post Office there, and then moved to Lincoln County, New Mexico with his Spanish wife who had a son that married an Apache woman. They were there during the Lincoln County war with Billy the Kid.
Yee (And I cannot stress this enough) *HAW*
Hello, remember me
YEEEHAWWW Happy Rusev day to you Justin Y!
WHY ARE YOU EVERYWHERE, IM GONNA COMMIT SCOOTER ANKLE IF YOU DON'T TELL ME!
Eyy so quick so omnipresent and still so good.
@@squidletdos6624 he does this, he's subbed to almost every big tuber.
Don't get tuberculosis
Or Lumbago
why you being ligmasis?
the disturbed one stop😂😂
Tubonerculosis is far more dangerous
the disturbed one its making a comeback with those caravan morons headed to our border again
"Life is one big yee haw and then you die."
- Arthur Morgan, 1864-1899.
1863
My favorite quote from him. So powerful
@@guyinplaid3472 I cried at that quote
Which mission did he say that??
Pretty sure Arthur was born in 1863.
Reasons why the Wild West died :
1. John Marston died
2. *L U M B A G O*
My favorite western movie is Back to the Future Part III.
My favorite is the one were the dude dies
@@kameradin8964 The Big Lebowski? I'm pretty sure The Dude wasn't killed in that one.
my favourite is Django Unchained lol
Julius von Brunk my favorite western is Rango
@@Dell-ol6hb Same. It is the only western I've seen though.
*_John Marston is typing_*
*Arthur has been banned for not have enough faith*
*Pinkerton wants to know your location*
*Water has joined the chat*
*John Marston has left the chat*
WE NEED MONEY has joined the chat
*YOU GOT SOME MONAH FO MA BOAH* has joined
The only reason it ended because Arthur has lost faith in Dutch.
And they didn't have A G O D D A M N P L A N
*You are walking down a small town in the Wild West when suddenly you hear a man shouting from the nearby the saloon. You hone in to what he is saying and you hear this...*
“Ahhhhhhh found ya Lennyyyyyyy”
It fell due to LUMBAGO.
What about uncle being the greatest character in rdr2
"YOU'LL HAVE MORE TO WORRY ABOUT THAN LUMBAGO" -Abigail Williams
LUMBAGOLUMBAGOLUMBAGOLUMBAGOLUMBAGOLUMBAGOLUMBAGO
GET UP
EVERYBODY IS RUNNING *Abigail Roberts
Pinkertons: "Let me guess, your home?"
Dutch Van der Lin: "It was... *shows the Wild West* And it was beautiful."
In truth, the Fall of the West can be tracked to the following quote:
"John? Insist?"
Rdr reference
When Arthur Morgan died it was the beginning of the end of the Wild West.
When John Marston died the Wild West was officially over.
I’m a Westerner from Arizona and it makes me happy that Western culture is starting to be appreciated again. It was depressing when people confused western culture with southern culture, but now that’s starting to fade.
I've recently been wondering where that confusion originates. I'm a Canadian, and I combined the two cultures in my head for whatever reason when I was a child, but differentiated them by the time I reached my late teens after actually thinking about it. I should add that I'm a Western Canadian from Alberta, which is a quite rural province north of Montana that generally has the same individualistic sentiment that most western states seem to have (though it still maintains distinct stereotypical Canadian elements to its culture). Even with that, I still confused southern and western cultures as a kid.
My first thought is that it must have been old Hollywood movies that caused this confusion because of protagonists with southern accents, but I watched them again and most don't even speak like southerners. Maybe it's because people associate both the west and the south with rural life. I really don't know. I know a lot of southerners moved out west after the Civil War and would have definitely brought their southern drawls over with them, so that might also be a reason. It might even be the fact that certain states like Texas are called both western and southern depending on who you ask.
@@ShowginTV to us canadians, those accents can sound very similar! I couldn't really tell western from southern until I travelled a bit down there.
kinda the same thing
@@LetsGoWrongboarding That's true as well. It's definitely harder to hear accent differences if you're foreign to a country. I feel like it would be even harder to differentiate between the accents for non-North American English speakers like people from the UK or Australia.
@@ShowginTV imagine Americans trying to tell someone from Saskatchewan apart from an Ontarian! Easy for us, not so much for them.
"I've got a plan, I just need more money!"
T A H I T I
Alex Morris when you played the original and secretly know how things turn out
Have some goddamn faith!
@@w.547 it's a magical place....
*HAvE sOmE GoDDaMn fAiTh!!*
Settlers: *sees the west*
Settlers: It’s Free Real Estate.
I will say; the native Americans (I am one, extremely enthralled in our history trying to educate people on our history that’s been swept under the rug) didn’t just procure smallpox on their own. It was a result of settlers coming over and the eventual warfare that which was begun by Europeans originally. We have been looked at as savages, less than human. We were sent to residential schools/boarding schools (for my brothas down south) to “kill the Indian within the child”. The schools were used to commit a cultural genocide that even now, still hasn’t been talked about. We need to research this more. We need to give our side of history too.
Like your own comment. This needs to be heard.
Yes, please share your story!
Red Dead Redemption series pretty much explains this, and you can see this as you were going around exploring! 🙂 by 1899 it was showing signs that it was pretty much dying and even explains that part in the second one, till you got to the 1st one which 1911. The rest of the USA at the time was starting become more modernized from Automobiles , to Semiautomatic Pistols instead of revolvers , aswell better law enforcement. Henceforth you can see these happening in Blackwater, and Saint Denis. The Wild west Truly didnt end till 1920!
I don't think the Wild West really "ended" but rather gradually faded. Some parts of the center of the US are still pretty wild even today.
The Apache wars didn't end until 1924
Just saying
There was definitely a second 2nd act to the wild west in the early 20th century.
The Pancho Villa Mexican bandit era happened in the 1910s. That was the era when all those street shootouts happened between gunslingers. This was truly an era of lawlessness. See the battle of Columbus (1916)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Columbus_(1916)
Late 1910s Early 1920s makes more scene to me.
inb4 sponsored by Red Dead Redemption 2
“The cowboy became the American knight”
It started when a man named Dutch meet someone called hosa and ended when agent Ross killed someone called John Marston
Dude cringe.
No it ended when a man named Jack Marston killed Agent Ross
*H o s a*
Dead joke. Shut up and move on already.
Passione Nero why do you have such a problem with the red dead redemption series
The Wild West isn’t over!
HAVE SOME GODDAMN FAITH!!!
Some say he had a plan, some say he was crazy but I say, it was all apart of the plan
a pretty shitty plan then if you ask me
@@TheNerving you just need some GODDAMM FAITH!
@@gabrielcaballero4817 God dammit for how long have you been telling that?!
ALL WE NEED IS ONE BIG SCORE
the plan is to move to Tahiti
Playing this in the background while playing Red Dead Redemption 2.
1850-1890 Prime west
1890-1910 Late west
1910-1920 Tiny pockets of wild, lawlessness, sprinkled around parts of the south west, mostly in border areas, (Cochise County, mountainous parts of Arizona, etc.)
1920-present The old west is no more.
I have ancestors who raided the border area till the 1920s
It ended when Marston died
Why do you have to say That?
Jack marston was still a cowboy
It died from terminal lumbago
But where is Gavin?
He died from the Tuberculosis.
Aaron Kitzmann lumbago*
In tahiti. He had faith unlike Arthur
Has anyone seen Gavin?
He had LUMBAGO
1899 = cowboys
2019 = regular people
What an intellectual
4mil B. C. = ooga booga
2020 = Savages
Na dude cowboys are still very real in America lol
@@Slapnuts9627 yes
dutch was living in the online
version of red dead thats why he needed so much money
That’s why he fucks up most of his personal robberies, online’s robberies give no money or training.
wow its rlly been a year. havent played for time now got 13k
Who clicked on this cuz they got into the Wild West genre after playing RDR2
It was on Xbox gamepass
Me
*yes*
ik you're 8 but that game is not western at all it takes place in the south
Same here
Watching this because I am almost done with Red Dead Redemption 2. 😂🤣😂
Jermaine Watson Sr. Lol same
I'm At Cuba!
I'm still playing, I just finished Rhodes.
Hey there mister!
Yooooooooooo dead asss
Can we copy strike the Wild West for coping red dead redemption
i cant believe the wild west copied red dead redemption. literaly fuming rn 😤😤
Same we should cancel it for copying a content that it stoled 😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤
Didn't the 1960s bring about the space age and fascination with the future and technology?
Also for some reason this makes me think of Toy Story and Buzz Light Year replacing Woody
noice observation
Nice
I think that’s exactly what Pixar was going for, in a way
American futurism in architecture and design as well as sociopolitical ideas is marked from about 1910 on. The Great War added a persistent note of pessimism to this futuristic enthusiasm.
That is the 1950s you’re thinking of
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Your character looks like lenin
Good 🤠
@@swausgebouwen143 Better dead than red!
@@feetmusk your blood is red
@@feetmusk Better blue (suffocated to death) than blue (conservative)
Corvyn Malfoy, Mediocre Collector If you have to explain your joke, it isn’t good
“ *Desperately your mah favorite parasite ...I lied ring worms my favorite parasite ..no..ring worms rats with the plague ..then you* “
Even if my boi Arthur lived to survive that damn tuberculosis, wild wild west would still die out.
RIP my boi Arthur
18 NAKED COWBOYS 🤠
Waiting to be fucked
Finally Someone gets the reference
ORGIES IN THE SHOWER
Dutch says that's not a good plan
bigshaqgaming
dutch called and he said this aint the plan
North American Continent: [Has land past the Mississippi River]
American Settlers: It's free real estate!
Along with 50,000 years of not having invented the wheel
@@calebelliott147 well you didn't need a wheel to live in a peace and slow life not like in the old world that romans could enslave you or be a merchnet in the greece or middle east towns
@@calebelliott147 it not that they weren't smart is that they weren't in danger from being attack like europeans causing problems so you didn't need to rush a better life if your culture is peace ful
You think life among the natives was all peaceful? They were always waring with one another just like in other parts of the world. Conquest was the way of life for all people until recently.
@@calebelliott147 they never gone like the europeans did ethic cleansing, genocide, slavery, rape, torture, over killing a certain animal to extinction that the people and environment depend on that cause will death, replacing a plant and animal there a certain word for it. and the rest.
I've probably learned more and retained more knowledge from your channel than I have in school. Thanks for helping me learn a ton of history and making it really entertaining to learn.
the American West is unlike any other. it just takes your breath away to be there and just experience the beauty. the air. the feeling of ancientness in the deserts, plains, and mountains. great place
Red Dead redemption 2 is amazing
It's a great game.
I agree.
Why did the Wild West fall?
It caught Lumbago.
The Red Dead Redemption Jokes are absolutely hilarious. YOU JUST NEED SOME GODDAM FAITH.
The Wild West would have still been going on today if yall just had some *MANGOES AND SOME GODDAMN FAITH*
I have a plan WE JUST NEED MONEY
*MUNEH
MICAH WANTS TO KNOW YOUR LOCATION
@Reagan James I dont think your dog is comin back kid. RIP Cain
RAT
Micah's dead
Micah was a rat, he deserved it. But Dutch deserved it even more.
Wow amazing video Cody, I can't imagine the amount of time invested in this project. 10/10
Amazing video. One of the best on here for a while
Take a shot every time someone pours a shot.
This town ain't big enough for the two uvahh!..
"Let me try!.....Uh.....Hey punk."
[kisses you on the lips then disappears back into my hole]
ain't I a stinker??
~*AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH*~
Now skeeter he ain’t hurtin nobody
Indian Chief, “Two Eagles,” was asked by a white government official, “You have observed the white man for 90 years. You’ve seen his wars and his technological advances. You’ve seen his progress, and the damage he’s done.”
The Chief nodded in agreement.
The official continued, “Considering all these events, in your opinion, where did the white man go wrong?”
The Chief stared at the government official for over a minute and then calmly replied. “When white man find land, Indians running it. No taxes, No debt, Plenty buffalo, Plenty beaver, Clean Water; Women did all the work at camp, Medicine man free. Indian man spend all day hunting and fishing; All night [making love to wife.]”
Then the chief leaned back and smiled. “Only white man dumb enough to think he can improve system like that.”
Little did they know, John Marston and Arthur Morgan made an huge impact on everyone’s perspective on the Wild Wild West.
*THERE'S A SNAKE IN MY BOOT!!*
*there's a boot in my snake
If it’s not a red dead reference, then you can just leave.
@@regalspork5434 It was MICAH all along!
Yeah, we’re doing Red Dead References
@@epicgorkdirkmork6278 has anyone else not seen toy story?!
At least we can experienced it in video games
what do you mean? isn't iraq like the wild west? Well maybe it's a bit worse than that actually with all that religious extremism
@NatPop no the whole country is a shit show
@@hazzmati not any more thankfully
@NatPop Thanks, and most of the USA is fine
Hazzmati it’s the wild east
Great job Cody. Another fantastic Alternate History scenario!
This is a question that I've always wanted answered but never bothered to ask. Thanks for the video!
If I lived in the old west, I'd be a train engineer carrying livestock , people, mail and goods across the plains in a big 4-4-0 American type locomotive with a tall smoke stack and big red cowcatcher.
I would be working in a farm.
I would die of cholera
I'd have. Uh... died too bells palsy?
I did hold up many banks, shoot up hundred of cops and Pinkertons before retiring to Tahiti
I would do everything that was said here, but i have terminal lumbago...
*lumbago intensifies*
Nobody:
Cowboys: "Alright, catch ya later then"
1% of the comments: actually about the video
99% of the comments: hAvE SoMe GoDdAmN FaItH
You forgot about Tahiti.
Recently I watched Clint Eastwood's Unforgiven, which came out right when the spaghetti western had ran its course and was also Eastwood's final film in the genre. It's as if the man with no name hung up his hat and was forced to come to terms with the end of the life he lived. Between that film and Red Dead Redemption, both are excellent stories that show how civilization eventually sent the wild west into decline.
So for a few years now my gf and I have been creating a comic called Vainwood. It's about the relationship between Sheriff Thompson and the local bartender/bandit Elliot. We do a *lot* of research (like if being gay was a thing. oh boy it w a s) and this video helped a lot! We have a time span of 4 years in the story, so knowing the history is super useful! Awesome video man!
That. Is. Awesome.
Friendly reminder: it was entirely possible to live through the Wild West, the civil war, ww1, and ww2 in one lifetime
That's assuming most Civil War veterans would live to 100, which a few have, but I'd assume a lot of them died before 50.
@@e14ee
most of them died around the early 1900s and some of the younger ones who fought in the civil war lived all the way till the 1940s
here's an interview of a civil war veteran in 1947 (two years after ww2 ended(
th-cam.com/video/lfqIa4dDxrw/w-d-xo.html
Y‘all mind if i yeehaw?
Sure think mate, YEEHAWWWWW
This town ain't big enough for the two uvahh!..
kevin willems yeehaw indeed
YEET-HAW
whut in tarnation?? I'll git you fer dis ya varmint!!!
Thank you knowledge hub for making history that much more interesting!
I grew up in the mountains of western Colorado, in an area that was so remote, at the time, it was still considered a frontier area (one doctor for a thousand square miles, nearest store was 45 miles away...which was fun in the winter, nearest hospital was over 50...again, fun in the winter as it could take over three hours to get there in a blizzard as I know from experience, nearest mall was 100 miles away). Some of the oldest folks in town remembered their parents telling them about the pack muletrains going up the mountains to the mines, and maybe not coming back because of accident, or animal attack, or avalanche in the winter. It was an interesting place to grow up, but definitely not as rough as it was in the early days.
Ah yes, the greatest names of the Wild West. Jesse James, Wyatt Earp, Buffalo Bill, Billy the kid…
Arthur Morgan…
Wild West is New Mexico. Both back then and now.
yep, yep it is
I live in NM and you are kinda right
Wyoming would like to disagree. Our frontier days, Buffalo bill Cody museum, and dispersed low population are testament to that.
(Go to frontier days if you can. Rodeo clowns, cowboys and pancakes for literal days)
shhh
And Texas, and Arizona, Nevada, California, Colorado, Utah, and maybe Kansas and Oklahoma.
I live in Cheyenne, WY. I like our history.
N. Harris people actually live in Wyoming?
@@ididntknowshewas1470 Yeah a few hundred thousand people.
Great Wolf that is nothing in today’s world
Lies, it’s a fictional state.
Ah, Cheyenne. Home of the nearest Taco Bell from my house.
I live about 100 miles east of you ☺️
I'm pretty sure this is in my recommendations because i googled red dead redemption 2 once.
This was humanities “perfect storm”, a lawless age where often there was no consequence for murder, an abundance of poverty and an age where revolvers and rifles went through some very significant technological advancements. Factor in the newspapers turning skilled gunmen into legendary gunslingers and you have a recipe for disaster. It was absolute chaos but still I can’t help but think there’s an honesty in that “eye for an eye” mentality that you can’t find anywhere in civilisation.