I always thought I hated history as a kid, but as I grew older I realized it's because all but a handful of my teachers actually had any passion or flair for history. You good sir provide that passion and flair that keeps people like me interested and watching. Never stop.
Always looked at history as a big ass soap opera it was actually one of my favorite classes in junior high and High School maybe that's why I always scored B's and A's sometimes C's
You are right about Napoleons height. He died while being held by the Brits. The British and French used two different measuring systems. After his death, the Brits measured him at 5’2”-3. When his body was returned to the French, he was measured at the correct 5’6”-7”.
The way I always heard it was that the French Inch was bigger than the British Inch so when the French measurement system showed he was 5'-2" the British ran with the propaganda gold mine. It also didn't help that many of the portraits he himself commissioned had him with the Imperial Guard, the elite Infantry of the French army. To even qualify for consideration to joining the guard you had to be at LEAST 6' (British Inches) in height so an average-sized man among some of the biggest men France had to offer is going to look puny no matter what.
His height is really a moot point. The Army followed him because he proved over and over that he was a more capable leader than the Generals above him. His youth was spent reading about ancient warfare, strategy and logistics.He learned to study the land and choose the place of battle like the Greeks and Romans. He mastered the artillery, one of the most physically demanding and dangerous units to join. When asked to end the French Royalist Uprising; He warned: “Don’t ask me to do this”. “When I draw my sword, I won’t sheath it until I have crushed the Rebellion”
3:53 man, your comedic delivery on that one was absolute gold. And the Joker reference, wow. Keep up the good work, can't wait to see the Spartacus video!
The majority of his marshals were from humble beginnings, raised up by their merit. His opponents still gave leadership positions based on social position. Granted, he elevated family members to command and thrones, so not entirely egalitarian.
Ok bet that. I had my doubts on this when I saw the title, because history youtubers be mad boring. But I'm feeling this one. The presentation has a unique flare.
The best video on/about Napoleon Bonaparte I've ever seen. Bravo 9:07 we burst out laughing 😂😂not a "bad joke " at all 14:55 YES!!! IF YOU SMEEEEELLLL-LA-LA-LA-LA-LAH-LOWWW, lmao 19:08 although as I am a Black guy, I get the metaphor you went with actually both made sense . And again, brother....best Napoleon video I've ever. Thank you for the video and all the work you put into making it.
I have watched a few of your videos in the past few days and have to say, love them! As an avid reader of history, I enjoy the way you manage to distil dry history into something that both educates and entertain. Keep at it! 👏👏
Quality video it was! Thank you so so much for doing this! You made the so fun and exciting and at the same time so informational that I’ve learnt so much! Don worry eh one video a week is insane already for the stuff you’re putting out! I truly respect that man and you will definitely have my support forever and ever! Love this series, love the videos you make, thank you so much for making my day, can’t wait for the next one! ☺️
The best summary of Napoleon's career I have ever seen! Thank you for this. The recent movie was awful; when people ask me why I will direct them to this vid. I love the illustrations!
@@justinstewart3248 I'm sure you would have enjoyed it far more if it had been historically more accurate, and depicted the real Napoleon. And I don't mean historically accurate in a boring way: Check out the 1970 movie 'Waterloo' with Rod Steiger playing Napoleon, and assisted by 20'000 extras from the Soviet army, all trained in the tactics of the day.
As usual, your videos are awesome. I'm still laughing with Napoleón I Clapper Don of Europe, Father of Austrians. If some day you do one of this with José de San Martin I will be eternally gratefull
From hating the French to becoming their emperor - that alone is a conquest! Napoleone Buonaparte, son of an originally Tuscan family, updating his name to sound more French, joining the army and becoming the father of today's military Corps, Division, etc, using the Julius Caesar playbook to take over France, beat up Europe, and actually came close to winning Waterloo despite even the weather up against him. He even defeated himself which led to his downfall as it all went to his head. That's winning.
I DIDNT KNOW YOU DID NAPOLEON ALSO I came all the way from TikTok that’s how much I like these videos and I have ADHD. Mad respect thank you for making my inner nerd so happy please keep doing these we will give you ideas.
Also you were a bit off on Waterloo. His army was excellent (it was largely old veterans including the only time the Imperial Guard was beaten, he also had cavalry but Ney commanded them and Grouchy had them at Wavre too which was also Napoleon's fault), he was facing an inferior army initially but he and Ney made huge tactical errors prior to the battle at Ligny and Quatre Bras. He fought on Wellington's terms and could not break his line before Blucher arrived. Check out Clausewitz to read an "unbiased" (ie. not British) account of events.
@@Briefed_Mythology he has a wonderful way of telling a story in my personal opinion. I hope this comment reaches you well, and thank you for your time and effort that you put into this channel!
Dear Handsome, an excellent portrayal of the big picture and the deciding factors, flavoured with an apt dose of satire and insight. Thank you very much for the effort to create this video, we enjoyed it very much after watching the film by Ridley Scott. 10/10 Kind regards, Peter
stumbled across your Caesar video yesterday, and just like that..subscribed. keep up the good work my friend! you have a great way of telling stories, and i look forward to watching more
Enjoyed the presentation, but there were a few issues. Two examples: 1) Napoleon didn't defeat all royalists in France, just the royalist mob that tried to attack the National Convention (government) in Paris in 1795. He actually refused a command to put down some royalists, which caused him to be removed from the rolls of active officers, which is why he was in Paris without a command when the attack happened. He was tasked by the government with gathering available troops and cannon, which he did and repelled the royalists with, "A whiff of grapeshot." This act is what got him the appointment as the commander of the Army of Italy. 2) As for Trafalgar, Napoleon was planning to invade England and gathered his armies in northern France, but couldn't gather sufficient transport or gain naval superiority to make it happen. Trafalgar happened months later when Napoleon had already moved his army to fight Austria and Russia in the Austerlitz campaign. Trafalgar established complete British control of the seas, but wasn't the reason Napoleon didn't invade England as portrayed. All in all, not a bad presentation despite the discrepancies. You managed to cover in 32 minutes what Ridley Scott failed to do in 2 hours and 38 minutes.
It rlly is a good movie, more historically accurate than it’s given credit for and the things they get wrong are for the most part basic or understandable. Have heard a lot of complaints but not rlly a good argument as to why they think it’s a bad film or bad historical film
Dude they literally skipped his entire Italian Campaign, the entire Leipzig Campaign, the entire 6 day Campaign, the ENTIRE PENINSULAR WAR, and they showed extreme inaccuracy in nearly EVERYTHING. He wasn’t at Marie Antoinette’s execution, he wasn’t a scared wimp at Toulon, and he wasn’t a guy who would slap his wife or his servant. He just wasn’t that guy. They tried to destroy his reputation and it had largely succeeded in modern culture, showing him as a short bloodthirsty angry wimp. I also remind you, the director is British.
@@wyattcole5452it’s not that it was a bad film. It’s that it could have been a great film. Gladiator is a great film. This was just good. Napoleons story without Hollywood magic is so tragic it writes itself, the real life Caesar in the mold from Shakespeare, but yet the film is just good. Just my opinion
@@historyrepeat402I feel similarly but his full version isn’t released yet, and the director has put me to sleep with his more recent movies, but that’s just me. My expectations were fulfilled for the movie when it came to a lot though
@@wyattcole5452This movie was about as accurate as a blind parapelegic archer. The character of Napolean was the exact opposite of what Scott showed. This is a terrible film.
I am from Martinique, where Josephine his wife was born. We chopped her statue’s head and Napoleon is mostly regarded as a villain. He is incensed in France
I Love History and I have an off kilter sense of humour. So when I Just found your channel I thought what a treat for Christmas! I'm going to save your videos (my dirty secret is having an earbud in listening to History etc whilst doing house chores stuff 😆) for when I'm doing Christmassy stuff for the kids. Great content, merci beaucoup from Ireland 🇮🇪✋
Great overview of Napoleon! 😊 It also makes the recent Napoleon movie look so bad because the film is so inaccurate, most of it fabricated fiction, yet the truth is way more interesting than the fiction. Ridley Scott should've just stuck with the facts since the actual historical facts are already super fascinating.
it's very odd to me some of the creative choices he made... he deviated from the real story in ways that make no sense since the actual story is superior
Fantastic video. I have enjoyed your content for the past few days. Consumed a lot of it 😂. Could you do a video on Hannibal Barca, one of the mightiest generals of all time?
I love that Beethoven is playing in the backround, given how Beethoven hated Napoloeon, scratching his name off the Emperor Concerto. Nice touch :D
You are thinking of Sym #3. Dedicated to Napoleon then later he renamed Eroica.
I always thought I hated history as a kid, but as I grew older I realized it's because all but a handful of my teachers actually had any passion or flair for history. You good sir provide that passion and flair that keeps people like me interested and watching. Never stop.
thank you man, that makes me happy to hear. history is actually super interesting and it's a shame that is forgotten by many teachers and historians
As an American I have never had a history teacher who made American history interesting…what the fuck.
I have always loved history I'm a real history geek
That’s because most school teachers are overpaid borderline illiterate morons.
Always looked at history as a big ass soap opera it was actually one of my favorite classes in junior high and High School maybe that's why I always scored B's and A's sometimes C's
As usual history is much more interesting than fiction. Wish I had a teacher like you growing up.
You are right about Napoleons height. He died while being held by the Brits. The British and French used two different measuring systems. After his death, the Brits measured him at 5’2”-3. When his body was returned to the French, he was measured at the correct 5’6”-7”.
The way I always heard it was that the French Inch was bigger than the British Inch so when the French measurement system showed he was 5'-2" the British ran with the propaganda gold mine. It also didn't help that many of the portraits he himself commissioned had him with the Imperial Guard, the elite Infantry of the French army. To even qualify for consideration to joining the guard you had to be at LEAST 6' (British Inches) in height so an average-sized man among some of the biggest men France had to offer is going to look puny no matter what.
5ft 7. And slightly heightened in his riding boots to 5ft /8
A Silly Darkie American getting Napoleon soooo wrong. They always do. 😂
His height is really a moot point. The Army followed him because he proved over and over that he was a more capable leader than the Generals above him. His youth was spent reading about ancient warfare, strategy and logistics.He learned to study the land and choose the place of battle like the Greeks and Romans. He mastered the artillery, one of the most physically demanding and dangerous units to join.
When asked to end the French Royalist Uprising;
He warned: “Don’t ask me to do this”.
“When I draw my sword, I won’t sheath it until I have crushed the Rebellion”
“Supreme clapper Bonaparte” is the greatest title ever created 😂
Im obsessed with napoleon since the movie, so im watching a lot of history channels here. Yours is one of the best, for sure! Amazing work!
thank you Kevin. appreciate that
The movie was incredibly unsatisfying about napoleon.
@@ZeroOmega-vg8nq#thebookwasbetter
you are the main reason I know so much about history and mythology
Your story telling is top tier! Thank you for these videos
3:53 man, your comedic delivery on that one was absolute gold. And the Joker reference, wow. Keep up the good work, can't wait to see the Spartacus video!
The majority of his marshals were from humble beginnings, raised up by their merit. His opponents still gave leadership positions based on social position. Granted, he elevated family members to command and thrones, so not entirely egalitarian.
Interestingly the Royal Navy had a similar system which was one of the reasons why they were so effective
This is the movie we deserved. Not the crap they gave us
The best Napolean story i have ever heard. thank you for another amazing video.
thank you for watching 😊 I really hope the Napoleon movie doesn't disappoint. I'm so hyped
@@Briefed_Mythology i hope so too ☺
I found this channel less then a week ago and I’ve watched every video so I was super excited for this video.
Ok bet that. I had my doubts on this when I saw the title, because history youtubers be mad boring. But I'm feeling this one. The presentation has a unique flare.
thanks brother 🫡 might have to change the title to make it clear this is not one of the boring ones 😅
@@Briefed_Mythology It's fine if they've watched your other videos.
Clapper of checks bro that's fire. My wife and I enjoy your history and mythology story telling.
thank you thank you, both of you 😊
@@Briefed_Mythology it's my pleasure.
man your story telling is one of the best outhere.....napoleon is one of my favorite characters in history
Love the Video My G, I love the modern day references you added in haha. We need more of this
Your videos and way of telling history is so entertaining!
Brilliant. Loved every bit of it
You are absolutely awesome my dude!! Entertaining and very informative! Thee best.
thank you, thank you my guy. appreciate that
This is my third video of yours I've watched and man what a channel and style you have. Brava
thank you, thank you 🫡
You should DEFINITELY be a history teacher! My son would ACTUALLY pay attention 😅 Awesome vids. Thank you!!
Great script and great presentation, thanks. Found your channel by accident and I'm now a fan.
yay 😊 glad to have you on board Kath
I love this video!!! I’d love some more history, especially military history!!!
One of the best history lessons I've had the pleasure of attending. Thank you sire.
thank you for watching good sir
The best video on/about Napoleon Bonaparte I've ever seen. Bravo
9:07 we burst out laughing 😂😂not a "bad joke " at all
14:55 YES!!! IF YOU SMEEEEELLLL-LA-LA-LA-LA-LAH-LOWWW, lmao
19:08 although as I am a
Black guy, I get the metaphor you went with actually both made sense .
And again, brother....best Napoleon video I've ever. Thank you for the video and all the work you put into making it.
thank you for watching brother - glad y'all enjoyed it 😊
I have watched a few of your videos in the past few days and have to say, love them! As an avid reader of history, I enjoy the way you manage to distil dry history into something that both educates and entertain. Keep at it! 👏👏
thank you Andrew. means a lot coming from someone that knows history. appreciate it.
Quality video it was! Thank you so so much for doing this! You made the so fun and exciting and at the same time so informational that I’ve learnt so much! Don worry eh one video a week is insane already for the stuff you’re putting out! I truly respect that man and you will definitely have my support forever and ever! Love this series, love the videos you make, thank you so much for making my day, can’t wait for the next one! ☺️
The art work in your video is just gorgeous.
thanks man. you can actually get all my artwork on my patreon 😊 the link to it is in my bio and my video descriptions
I am dying of laughter but I’m learning so much!❤
Yes!!! I've been waiting all week for this!🔥🎉
hope it was worth the wait 😊
This video is so good. Cant wait to watch all the videos
enjoy matei 😊
The best summary of Napoleon's career I have ever seen! Thank you for this. The recent movie was awful; when people ask me why I will direct them to this vid. I love the illustrations!
really appreciate that - thank you. I had such high hopes for the Ridley Scott and Joaquin phoenix combo 🥹
Man I really enjoyed that movie. It was great.
@@Briefed_Mythology He may have lost Waterloo, but eventually all his ideas won out.
@@justinstewart3248 I'm sure you would have enjoyed it far more if it had been historically more accurate, and depicted the real Napoleon. And I don't mean historically accurate in a boring way: Check out the 1970 movie 'Waterloo' with Rod Steiger playing Napoleon, and assisted by 20'000 extras from the Soviet army, all trained in the tactics of the day.
That’s an awesome accent 👌 brings the story to life more than the film has
My man with another top tier video 🙌🏾
Brief you're G man, the way you infuse the video comments are so dope!
Love your works mate
As usual, your videos are awesome. I'm still laughing with Napoleón I Clapper Don of Europe, Father of Austrians. If some day you do one of this with José de San Martin I will be eternally gratefull
I'd love that too, I haven't found many videos about José de San Martín, so it would be cool if this channel makes one.
I too greatly enjoyed this as well as other GOT references in other videos .
Damn, this was great! Loved how you simplified a complicated life. I struggle to explain my love for Napoleon to them as he is difficult to summarize.
@18:12 Clapper Supreme! XD! I had to reach for the oxygen mask for that one.
Love your videos. History is truly alive with your narration of stories
From hating the French to becoming their emperor - that alone is a conquest! Napoleone Buonaparte, son of an originally Tuscan family, updating his name to sound more French, joining the army and becoming the father of today's military Corps, Division, etc, using the Julius Caesar playbook to take over France, beat up Europe, and actually came close to winning Waterloo despite even the weather up against him. He even defeated himself which led to his downfall as it all went to his head. That's winning.
great comment. beautiful addition. thanks
this video is amazing bro.
thank you you bro
Amazing work, great storytelling. Congrats.
I DIDNT KNOW YOU DID NAPOLEON ALSO I came all the way from TikTok that’s how much I like these videos and I have ADHD. Mad respect thank you for making my inner nerd so happy please keep doing these we will give you ideas.
Bro your videos are so dope! Historical accuracy on point too. Bravo
thank you bro 🫡
I Was Definitely Waiting For A Video On This Guy. You Never Disappoint Bro💯
Oh yeah couldn't wait for this one.
hope you enjoy brother 🫡
Been waiting for ur videos by the way will you do more videos after the 4 leaders videos
oh yeah I'm planning to do videos for a long, long time. definitely will do more after the conquerors - more on history, and more on mythology
That was an A+
Very informative and very funny.
I’m a new subscriber now.
yay 😊 love to hear it Christopher. happy to have you on board
Cheek clapping, thoroughly enjoyed 😊
Great video (and narration)! Maybe you should do a Suvorov or Duke of Wellington video too.
Also you were a bit off on Waterloo. His army was excellent (it was largely old veterans including the only time the Imperial Guard was beaten, he also had cavalry but Ney commanded them and Grouchy had them at Wavre too which was also Napoleon's fault), he was facing an inferior army initially but he and Ney made huge tactical errors prior to the battle at Ligny and Quatre Bras. He fought on Wellington's terms and could not break his line before Blucher arrived.
Check out Clausewitz to read an "unbiased" (ie. not British) account of events.
Man you are such a good story teller, instant subscribe!
Keep it up!
Love the longer videos
My guy... I missed you, buddy. I'll be watching every single video you'll upload. So entertaining
You and Dodford are my favorite TH-camrs, hands down!
I don't know dodford, but just checked out the channel and it looks super cool. gonna give it a go, 100% thanks
@@Briefed_Mythology he has a wonderful way of telling a story in my personal opinion.
I hope this comment reaches you well, and thank you for your time and effort that you put into this channel!
Great video! Can't wait to see your next one, on the true God of Cheek Clapping...Genghis Khan!
oh Genghis khan clapped plenty
@@Briefed_Mythology Metaphorically and literally.
Amazing video I definitely bought into the fact Napoleon short
Garsh darn my dude, you are an excellent orator! I will be subscribed from here on!
Great Vid bro! Hope to get a vid about Hannibal Barca one day. Keep it up
As always great video bro can you do a video on Alexander the Great next ??
Genghis khan is next in the conqueror series, and then it's on to Alexander 🫡
Love your way of making history, entertaining and informative.😄😄
If this man was my teacher i would probably pay more attention
I look forward to every new video 👏🏼 great start to the new series 😀
Dear Handsome, an excellent portrayal of the big picture and the deciding factors, flavoured with an apt dose of satire and insight. Thank you very much for the effort to create this video, we enjoyed it very much after watching the film by Ridley Scott. 10/10 Kind regards, Peter
thank you Peter. always appreciate a beautiful and kind comment like that. makes the work and effort all the more worth it 😊
stumbled across your Caesar video yesterday, and just like that..subscribed. keep up the good work my friend! you have a great way of telling stories, and i look forward to watching more
2:59 the little French flags 🤣💀
Love your videos
"Napoleon went to a sad mixtape phase..." hilarious.
Another great video can’t wait for my boy khan to get his video dude was a savage 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
This just made me realise how much I can’t wait for the movie
haven't watched the movie yet - probably gonna watch this weekend. really hope its good
@@Briefed_MythologyFYI. The movie is shit
AMAZING VIDEO! EXTREMELY INTERESTING STORY WITH GREAT COMMENTARY,STORY TELLING, AND HUMOR‼️ LOVED THE VIDEO DON’T STOP WITH THE AWESOME CONTENT‼️🙌
You have a great teaching style! Susbscribed!
yay 😊 thank you Douglas
Enjoyed the presentation, but there were a few issues. Two examples: 1) Napoleon didn't defeat all royalists in France, just the royalist mob that tried to attack the National Convention (government) in Paris in 1795. He actually refused a command to put down some royalists, which caused him to be removed from the rolls of active officers, which is why he was in Paris without a command when the attack happened. He was tasked by the government with gathering available troops and cannon, which he did and repelled the royalists with, "A whiff of grapeshot." This act is what got him the appointment as the commander of the Army of Italy. 2) As for Trafalgar, Napoleon was planning to invade England and gathered his armies in northern France, but couldn't gather sufficient transport or gain naval superiority to make it happen. Trafalgar happened months later when Napoleon had already moved his army to fight Austria and Russia in the Austerlitz campaign. Trafalgar established complete British control of the seas, but wasn't the reason Napoleon didn't invade England as portrayed. All in all, not a bad presentation despite the discrepancies. You managed to cover in 32 minutes what Ridley Scott failed to do in 2 hours and 38 minutes.
thanks for the insightful comment. really good addition. thank you 🫡
5'6 considered short nowadays. He stands with the short Kings, don't underestimate the short king rage.
Great video, as usual 😊👍🏼
this is your best video yet! i always enjoy your content but man this was IT. i learned and laughed so much
thank you, thank you. it's actually my personal favorite too haha
awesome video I just popped out of the movie theater and i was strangely amazed by the movie
It rlly is a good movie, more historically accurate than it’s given credit for and the things they get wrong are for the most part basic or understandable. Have heard a lot of complaints but not rlly a good argument as to why they think it’s a bad film or bad historical film
Dude they literally skipped his entire Italian Campaign, the entire Leipzig Campaign, the entire 6 day Campaign, the ENTIRE PENINSULAR WAR, and they showed extreme inaccuracy in nearly EVERYTHING. He wasn’t at Marie Antoinette’s execution, he wasn’t a scared wimp at Toulon, and he wasn’t a guy who would slap his wife or his servant. He just wasn’t that guy. They tried to destroy his reputation and it had largely succeeded in modern culture, showing him as a short bloodthirsty angry wimp.
I also remind you, the director is British.
@@wyattcole5452it’s not that it was a bad film. It’s that it could have been a great film. Gladiator is a great film. This was just good. Napoleons story without Hollywood magic is so tragic it writes itself, the real life Caesar in the mold from Shakespeare, but yet the film is just good. Just my opinion
@@historyrepeat402I feel similarly but his full version isn’t released yet, and the director has put me to sleep with his more recent movies, but that’s just me. My expectations were fulfilled for the movie when it came to a lot though
@@wyattcole5452This movie was about as accurate as a blind parapelegic archer. The character of Napolean was the exact opposite of what Scott showed. This is a terrible film.
Awesome video.
thanks Darold
Love your videos!
Loved the video!
"Alright, start up the propoganda machine, and make him even shorter." 😂😂😂😂
Cant wait next week for the Conqueror thank you sir 🥰
great video my friend
I am from Martinique, where Josephine his wife was born. We chopped her statue’s head and Napoleon is mostly regarded as a villain. He is incensed in France
Is that because he failed or is that because he was a power hungry autocrat?
@@ethancoster1324regarded as a villain as he reinstated slavery and lost against Haiti in 1804!!!
@@NathalieO Ah yes, the pitfalls of colonialism.
Thanks for the video!
Napoleon is my favorite historic person. The greatest general. As Wellington said it: 'In this age, in past ages, in any age, Napoleon'.
I Love History and I have an off kilter sense of humour. So when I Just found your channel I thought what a treat for Christmas! I'm going to save your videos (my dirty secret is having an earbud in listening to History etc whilst doing house chores stuff 😆) for when I'm doing Christmassy stuff for the kids. Great content, merci beaucoup from Ireland 🇮🇪✋
looooove it. glad you're enjoying the videos. I'm currently alternating history with mythology, so I hope you enjoy both 😊
Wow, this was freaking great!
Thank you dan. you the man.
I seriously wait for you to drop videos and Ive rewatched a ridiculous amount of times🤣
haha I love that. you're gonna have to rewatch a lot more now, because TH-cam will be 1 content piece a week going forward 😅
@@Briefed_Mythology As long as the quality is the same I absolutely will😇
Man I love your story telling, video editting, and jokes
Good morning from Philippines happy Sunday sir 🥰
good morning Arnie 😊
Better than my history classes haha
Great overview of Napoleon! 😊 It also makes the recent Napoleon movie look so bad because the film is so inaccurate, most of it fabricated fiction, yet the truth is way more interesting than the fiction. Ridley Scott should've just stuck with the facts since the actual historical facts are already super fascinating.
it's very odd to me some of the creative choices he made... he deviated from the real story in ways that make no sense since the actual story is superior
Dude great video and if school was like this I would of learnt something
no worries. we're all learning now. thanks bro
Love this thanks so much
This was epic thanks
"You think you're so great because you have books !!!😤😤😤" -- Ridley Scott
I see what you did there 😏 that connect made me laugh fr
Fantastic video. I have enjoyed your content for the past few days. Consumed a lot of it 😂. Could you do a video on Hannibal Barca, one of the mightiest generals of all time?
Hannibal is def planned at some point 🫡
@@Briefed_Mythology wonderful!
Does the dog just always chill in that spot? 😂
yup hahaha. he's the most chill dog ever
Incredible vid. 30mins flew by
love to hear that 😊 thank you, Hugh