Thanks for watching, SoloFam! This episode was a blast to make and I truly loved the story of Sinbad. Don't forget to comment your thoughts on the story down below and share this episode with your friends!
Sorry for replying before finishing the video, but PLEEEAAAASE watch the animated 2003 Sinbad movie, and never ever miss on watching a film because of a Rotten Tomatoes rating (not saying they don't make good points, but many movies that are poorly rated there are actually great, and as a Mythology freak I LOVED the 2003 animated film and thought the voice-acting was spot-on). Please please please watch and do a Revisited video!
I really love how diverse this channel is becoming. When I started watching Messed Up Origins it was mostly about Disney. Now we have so many different kinds of videos - the Arabian Nights, Greek Mythology and so on - he even made a video on a murder last week. I am really looking forward to seeing more stuff - especially stories which aren't very famous. Thanks to Jon I have learned more History than I ever did in school.
Shreyasi Mukherjee I was just thinking that the other day. I’m especially excited about the murder ones cause I think (and hope) he’ll talk about stories that aren’t very well known. Unlike the ones featured over and over and over on *EVERY* true crime channel on YT as well as constantly covered throughout A&D, Tru, Discovery, Oxygen, WE! and of course the ID channel (on regular ol’ fashion TV)
@@meursault7030 Yes! They are the Kings/Queens of dry humor. Are You Being Served? and Keeping Up Appearances were my fav shows to watch on PBS as a kid. The IT Crowd, The Inbetweeners, and Derry Girls are funny too.
“The fanciest foods, the most delicious clothes” Mom what are we having for dinner? Boots? Again? Damn. Hate being poor sometimes. Wanna try me some of them flannels.
I didn’t know it was rated so low, it was actually one of my favorites as a kid and was so different from all other movies I had seen at that point; Pirates, adventure, a goddess, monsters, love affairs, sword fights, near death executions. Kinda reminds me a bit like pirates of the Caribbean or the Odyssey in terms of the type of adventure
Yeah Sinbad and the legend of seven seas is one of my favorites , It's really an amazing movie and full of various mythologies too! . I wish If Jon Solo Gives it a try .. no body cares about the critics anyway
This week's video was a riot, I love how Sinbad never got deterred from going on adventures despite having a 100% crash and almost die rate. Also, I'm currently rereading the count of Monte Cristo and on the chapter called Sinbad the Sailor! What a cool coincidence!
You can just as easily say that Roronoa Zoro is never deterred from trying to become the world's best swordsman after taking a hit from Bartholomew Kuma at point blank range and then trying to pass it off as if nothing happened. This isn't even to mention his horrible sense of direction and always getting lost wherever he goes. Or better yet, Shanks got his arm ripped off and he is still an active emperor of the seas in the new world
I only found out about it this year and its already one of my dreamwork favorites might be because I’ve got a crush on the evil galaxy woman but whatever
You brought me nostalgia. My grandmother used to tell us those stories. Us being the messed up children we were enjoined them. Makes me rethink my values to be honest.
I've always been a Sinbad fan. I liked the majority of his representations, and The Adventures of Sinbad was my favorite show when it was airing. Yet this is the first time I've heard his original stories. Thank you.
Sinbad is one of my favorite movies as a kid and I hope Jon could do Messed Up Origins of The Prince of Egypt or Messed Up Origins of Joseph: King of Dreams
the first Sinbad film i discovered was The 7th Voyage of Sinbad by Ray Harryhausen. still one of my favorites along with The Golden Voyage and Sinbad and The Eye of the Tiger.
There are many incarnations of Sinbad or referencing Sinbad in different forms of media and tv shows. One that really sticks out to me is his portrayal in Magi.
Jon Solo: *Talking about how Sinbad has been in many forms of media. Time 1:09📱💻 Me, Thinking: He also been in anime and manga.👍🌊🏴☠️🦜 (P.S. I have read the Arabian Nights book.)
You have inspired me back into reading these old myths and fables. I look forward to your page every single time !! Thank you so much for making my quarantine more bearable! ~Jennifer
hey jon, i'm an indian, and i've been following your channel since you started! so amazed to see how far you've come, and now you've literally taken it to my childhood home with a story which i was strongly familiar with growing up in india in this part of the world! thank you! btw, you're always spot on man with the in depth research and precision you put in, so i actually feel bad pointing out this one little thing, but since it's something i know well, might as well i guess. i did let out a little chuckle with your pronounciation of the word "bhang" at 13:07, cause it's actually pronounced as "bhaang" (with the "aa" pronounced like "a" in father) keep coming with these man! no one explains these origins like you do!
Sinbad: Legends of the Seven Seas was always my favorite movie growing up. It was always at my grandparents house, and it was my first introduction to mythology. The way they showed Eris and her interactions with the mortal world while still keeping her out of it, and not just making it so she snapped her fingers... Yeah, it was my favorite intro to the world of mythology.
Me, trying to guess the next episode: He already did Hera, so...uhh... Mother Goose? I honestly didn't know she had a story to go with her but hey it's a good guess
I’m really glad to hear that I’m not the only hermit that is getting the itch to go out. As someone who suffers with agoraphobia; it’s a very odd feeling. I also want to say a great big thank you to all these videos. I love learning new things; and being able to go about my daily tasks with these playing in the background (I need to be doing at least two things at once lol) makes me feel like I’ve achieved something, by learning something I didn’t previously know; or a more in-depth view on things I have searched about. So 👍👍👍👍 cheers bub from the UK 👍👍👍👍
I love it how Sinbad the sailor basically gave Sinbad the Porter the means to start his own journey by generously tipping him and getting some food in him so the Porter has energy to do so.
Wow finally watching this a year later... sooooo much love for the Uncle Joey reference, bro u went up a notch in my book gotta thumbs up just for that. Keep up the good content
Sinbad also was in the anime Magi: the labyrinth of magic and had his own spin off of the show Magi: Sinbad's Adventure which is a prequel series. the main characters in Magi are Aladdin, Alibaba, and Morgana.
The thing I knew Sinbad from as a kid was from a 1973 live-action film called “The Golden Voyage of Sinbad”. I never actually saw the whole film, but I occasionally caught some of it on TV whenever it was on, without knowing anything about the plot or its Arabian Nights origins. I still haven’t seen the full film to this day.
I am arab (not Iraqi) but I basically grew up listening to stories and watching tv shows from a 1001 nights. But I didn’t realize how Pg people made it when they told it to kids so this is cool. Thankyou!
Jon, I adore your faith in and your active procuring of Original source material. It gives the foundation base of all your narratives a super strength.
In regards to your closing commentary: doing what you love is never easy, but once you've done it, you remember why you love it. I'm right there with ya 😎👌
If you have not yet, you need to watch the anime’s Magi and more importantly Adventure of Sinbad. In the anime’s the stories you share here are blended into crazy adventures, battles and challenges, and after seeing this it was cool to recollect the anime and how these stories actually happens in them but under different circumstances.
There's even an anime about Sinbad and goes into different adventures for him. Towards the end, it shows him starting his own country and you can see in the sequel that he thrives from it
I love the DreamWorks movie of Sinbad. I love most of of their older movies. One of my favorite characters is Eris The Goddess of Chaos, which I’m sure you can is the villain of the movie, because of her name and title. I think you should give the movie a try. Fun fact: “Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas” was the last hand - drawn animated film DreamWorks did, because of the little money their hand - drawn animations were making, with the exception of “The Prince of Egypt.”
Noooo I was asleep when Jon posted this 😭 I love Sinbad! And what better way to spend quarantine then watching messed up origins of our favorite fables. Y'all, we need to get this dude to a million subscribers, and quickfast 😂
Very nice! I really only knew Sinbad as a legendary sailor, and a handful of old movies, but not much else so THANKS A BUNCH FOR THIS! HAVE A GOOD WEEKEND!
Fun fact, in Hebrew the book is called “1000 nights and a night”. (אלף לילה ולילה) The addition of the extra night in the title helps both even out the number and add a romanization to the book
The king's wife, the one who told him all those stories, you can just call her shahrzad. I'm Persian that's how we pronounce it Also the giant bird that prays on elephants, we call it simorgh which translates to "thirty birds".
Salaam Zahra Heydari My favourite piece of classical music is Scheherazade o.p. 35 by Rimsky Korsakov. My favourite classical stories are Laila and Majnun and Khosrau and Shirin by Ganjavi Nizami. Also firm favourites are Heer and Ranjha by Syed Waris Shah and The Myna from Peacock Garden by Naiyer Masud. But I must say that the 'translation' of Scheherazade by Sir Richard Burton' has made my wish to get a copy of the original with another translation. One thing I have noted is that in no way is this translation suitable for children. It is definitely PGA. I am also a bit scandalized by the seemingly free use of holy quotes intermingled with pure lascivious content which goes absolutely contrary to the Sharia of Islam. So once again I would like to know the source for this work and what the original actually said. Do you know where I can acquire a copy of the original. If necessary I can ask my husband to translate it for me. My husband is fully literate in Punjabi, Farsi, Arabic, Urdu, Pushtu and Hindi.
God, I remember going to see one of two of the 70s Sinbad movies. One had Patrick Troughton (2nd Doctor of Doctor Who), another Tom Baker (4th Doctor) as a villainous sorcerer.
It still honestly surprises me based on your views and just how in depth and interesting your videos are that you haven’t reached 1M subscribers yet, this is an outrage
Nah, it was intentional. In fact, he forgot to mention that the clothes were not only tasty, they were juicy, too. Mmmmm.....pantaloons **gurgling noises**
There's a Anime that references the night of 1000 tales, and Sinbad is one of the main characters called Magi. Sinbad also gets his own show and i think they land alot of Sinbad characteristics in the show.
I didn't realize the animated movie had such a bad rap, I remember really loving it and was kind of excited for you to do a recap of it for this video. In any case, the first voyage IS referenced in the movie, in fact that kind of explains the island that turns out to be a giant fish…but the movie and this story have literally nothing else in common. Like, at all. Not even a little bit. In fact it's kind of weird… :\
It's got a bad rap becase it is only VERY LOOSELY based on the original Sinbad story. I'd have preferred to watch a more faithful retelling of those stories in animated form, though it might have been rather depressing, given how many people tend to die on the various voyages that Sinbad embarks upon.
as an arab i noticed that his name was translated to sinbad but his real name is sindibad ("sindi" refers to the indus river which we call the sindh river and "bad" means leader or lord ) his name means Lord of the Sindh River :)
You should check out Magi. The third season of the anime is about Sinbad. It's amazing! He makes an appearance in the second season, but the entire third series is about his story.
Hey Jon, there’s a Webtooon comic called “The Wrath and the Dawn” that has the same theme of a king killing each woman he married till meeting a woman who tells him stories to stay alive. I figure this would be something you would be interested in looking into and comparing it to the 1001 Arabian Nights.
OMG HI! I love these and Jon. He explains them so well and makes me want to watch more. He finds a way to make them so interesting. I can't wait for another murders explained tho. Because that was really interesting.
The animated movie was actually pretty damn good. The animation of the goddess was EXTREMELY gorgeous, and could be used as a character study for presence and movement because it's done so well!
I learned of sinbad through the movie and from the anime Magi where Sinbad is known has the High King of the Seven Seas, Sinbad of the Seven Seas and the Lady Killer of the Seven Seas, he also has seven generals
Fun fact the Sinbad you had in your thumbnail was based on the variation of Sinbad that takes place in Greek mythology and I love that movie because of it
"I had to earn this! I had a bunch of money and connections from birth to get me started, along with an education to help me speak properly to kings. But it was totally the gumption which mattered."
As a Muslim and hearing you pronounce words like "Allah and Islamic" correctly is very touching. It shows me that you really care about "US" your auditions.
And Allah is sometimes confused with the politeist pre islamic Allat. As a catholic interesting in the pre jewish and muslim politheism I saw some similarities of that gods with the Babilonian, Egiptian and Greek gods.
like any booky/movie enthusiast person i had seen sinbad the animated movie before, and aladin 1&2 and am curently reading a Webtune based on the 1001 arabian nights and didnt put it all together until this video. thanks for the life crisis moment but i love this content! please dont ever stop
I like the fact it actually counts the comments right - likes dislikes - and seems to "disappear" fewer. Wish they were still where they used to be though.
Thanks for watching, SoloFam! This episode was a blast to make and I truly loved the story of Sinbad. Don't forget to comment your thoughts on the story down below and share this episode with your friends!
Jon Solo 5:30 fanciest food delicious clothes😂
You should watch The Adventures of Sinbad
Sorry for replying before finishing the video, but PLEEEAAAASE watch the animated 2003 Sinbad movie, and never ever miss on watching a film because of a Rotten Tomatoes rating (not saying they don't make good points, but many movies that are poorly rated there are actually great, and as a Mythology freak I LOVED the 2003 animated film and thought the voice-acting was spot-on). Please please please watch and do a Revisited video!
That shirt looks fantastic on you.
Jon Solo I’ve been dying to see simbad 😆
I really love how diverse this channel is becoming. When I started watching Messed Up Origins it was mostly about Disney. Now we have so many different kinds of videos - the Arabian Nights, Greek Mythology and so on - he even made a video on a murder last week. I am really looking forward to seeing more stuff - especially stories which aren't very famous. Thanks to Jon I have learned more History than I ever did in school.
that’s some high praise! thanks for saying that! glad to hear you like the content :)
I want to like your comment but the likes are at 69 so......
Shreyasi Mukherjee I was just thinking that the other day. I’m especially excited about the murder ones cause I think (and hope) he’ll talk about stories that aren’t very well known. Unlike the ones featured over and over and over on *EVERY* true crime channel on YT as well as constantly covered throughout A&D, Tru, Discovery, Oxygen, WE! and of course the ID channel (on regular ol’ fashion TV)
I Love ur Comment and totally agree. ^_^
diversity is the friend of international Marxism and the enemy of identity
The 7th Voyage of Sinbad was one of my favorite movies growing up, and it still has a special place in my heart.
I loved that movie 🎥🍿!! There's another one but forgot what it's called 😊
I like how you can make jokes but with a straight face the whole time
imagine him telling the original fairy tales to little kids
You'd love England.
@@meursault7030 Yes! They are the Kings/Queens of dry humor. Are You Being Served? and Keeping Up Appearances were my fav shows to watch on PBS as a kid. The IT Crowd, The Inbetweeners, and Derry Girls are funny too.
@@MsWillowbayOrelse yep. My own personal humour is about that based of the fact I'm British
@@anarodriguez1966 no need to imagine,got a 9 year right here
“The fanciest foods, the most delicious clothes”
Mom what are we having for dinner? Boots? Again? Damn. Hate being poor sometimes. Wanna try me some of them flannels.
😆
That was a good one
glad to see that I wasn't the only one who caught that! lol
Lol.
I actually went back, to see if I had heard that correctly😂‼️❣️ Delicious clothes, uhmmmm - - now that’s an interesting idea. 👍👍
I didn’t know it was rated so low, it was actually one of my favorites as a kid and was so different from all other movies I had seen at that point; Pirates, adventure, a goddess, monsters, love affairs, sword fights, near death executions. Kinda reminds me a bit like pirates of the Caribbean or the Odyssey in terms of the type of adventure
Atlantis: the lost empire was my favorite Disney movie. It replaced the Iron Giant for me
I never got to see that one
Don’t rely on rotten tomatoes but your own opinion.
Yeah Sinbad and the legend of seven seas is one of my favorites , It's really an amazing movie and full of various mythologies too! . I wish If Jon Solo Gives it a try .. no body cares about the critics anyway
I'm late to the comments (just now been bingeing Jon's vids) but it was Treasure Planet for me ☺️
This week's video was a riot, I love how Sinbad never got deterred from going on adventures despite having a 100% crash and almost die rate. Also, I'm currently rereading the count of Monte Cristo and on the chapter called Sinbad the Sailor! What a cool coincidence!
Can I ask you What are you reading now?.3 years later
You can just as easily say that Roronoa Zoro is never deterred from trying to become the world's best swordsman after taking a hit from Bartholomew Kuma at point blank range and then trying to pass it off as if nothing happened. This isn't even to mention his horrible sense of direction and always getting lost wherever he goes. Or better yet, Shanks got his arm ripped off and he is still an active emperor of the seas in the new world
I liked the sinbad animated movie, it’s got a weird art style but I love the cgi used in it
Happibunni Art I bought the movie and I feel nostalgia from when I watched it as a kid! I loved it
Black WidowAlert same, it’s a shame it lost money because the animation was lovely
I enjoyed it too! It’s probably being rated by modern viewers who maybe don’t have our nostalgia.
Up there with road to el dorado for me 😌
I only found out about it this year and its already one of my dreamwork favorites
might be because I’ve got a crush on the evil galaxy woman but whatever
You brought me nostalgia. My grandmother used to tell us those stories. Us being the messed up children we were enjoined them.
Makes me rethink my values to be honest.
Whats wrong with enjoying them?
"The fanciest food, most delicious clothes"
Jon are you ok???
Mindyour fuckingbusiness i was about to comment this
I was wondering if anyone else caught that. I paused the video just to see if I wasn't the only one lol
It’s quarantine, no one is okay
@@YazzieMarie Lol, same here
@@YazzieMarie I'm taking a wild guess here and say it was intentional
I've always been a Sinbad fan. I liked the majority of his representations, and The Adventures of Sinbad was my favorite show when it was airing. Yet this is the first time I've heard his original stories. Thank you.
Sinbad is one of my favorite movies as a kid and I hope Jon could do Messed Up Origins of The Prince of Egypt or Messed Up Origins of Joseph: King of Dreams
Eric Young The Prince of Egypt would be a good idea
Yes! Omg
It might be a bit short since it comes down to Pharoh killing a year's worth of babies.
That would be a great video
those movies are so good
the first Sinbad film i discovered was The 7th Voyage of Sinbad by Ray Harryhausen. still one of my favorites along with The Golden Voyage and Sinbad and The Eye of the Tiger.
There are many incarnations of Sinbad or referencing Sinbad in different forms of media and tv shows. One that really sticks out to me is his portrayal in Magi.
Ooh boi remember when he almost did mass genocide?
I'm waiting for someone to mention magi
@@yandererikazikuta586 I do. And now I wanna go back and rewatch Magi lol
im currently reading the manga for magi
@@ladydiamondprisca sinbad basically stole the show though he ven got his own anime lmao
Jon Solo: *Talking about how Sinbad has been in many forms of media. Time 1:09📱💻
Me, Thinking: He also been in anime and manga.👍🌊🏴☠️🦜
(P.S. I have read the Arabian Nights book.)
Where can I read it online?(preferably for free)
1:04 Wait what the hell I loved the movie.
RIGHT?! Watch it before you knock it!
mystery man same one of my favorites growing up.
Same :D
Same
mystery man same.
You have inspired me back into reading these old myths and fables. I look forward to your page every single time !! Thank you so much for making my quarantine more bearable! ~Jennifer
Magi: Adventure of Sinbad.
I was looking for this comment.
OMG yes, he forgot to mention it tho😅
I was kinda disappointed he forgot this gem 😬
WHEN IS MAGI GONNA GET ANOTHER SEASON?!?!!?😭😭😭
Awesome anime/animation
There is also an anime with a Sinbad character and they actually use the gem collection with meat in one.
Magi: Adventure of Sinbad
Hey Jon! When this quarantine is over, can you do my school presentations for me? Thanks ✌
His presentations are the best XD
Yeah! They are so fun to listen to
Daniela Diaz hell yea lol
@@koryunee faxx
Your School is Gonna Certainly be . . . Suprised to say the least.
hey jon,
i'm an indian, and i've been following your channel since you started! so amazed to see how far you've come, and now you've literally taken it to my childhood home with a story which i was strongly familiar with growing up in india in this part of the world! thank you!
btw, you're always spot on man with the in depth research and precision you put in, so i actually feel bad pointing out this one little thing, but since it's something i know well, might as well i guess.
i did let out a little chuckle with your pronounciation of the word "bhang" at 13:07, cause it's actually pronounced as "bhaang" (with the "aa" pronounced like "a" in father)
keep coming with these man! no one explains these origins like you do!
Bro same Indian too
24:41 I couldn’t help but smile when Jon kissed his dog....awwww 🐶
Sinbad: Legends of the Seven Seas was always my favorite movie growing up. It was always at my grandparents house, and it was my first introduction to mythology. The way they showed Eris and her interactions with the mortal world while still keeping her out of it, and not just making it so she snapped her fingers... Yeah, it was my favorite intro to the world of mythology.
I remember watching the movie a long time ago in like the second grade and falling in love with it. I didn’t realize how bad the origin story was...
Same, and they really did change it quite a bit, it most like the first voyage I think
"The fanciest food, the most delicious clothes..."
Me, trying to guess the next episode: He already did Hera, so...uhh... Mother Goose? I honestly didn't know she had a story to go with her but hey it's a good guess
haha I was thinking that too, but maybe that's too obvious??
maybe another messed up murder like last week
I’m really glad to hear that I’m not the only hermit that is getting the itch to go out. As someone who suffers with agoraphobia; it’s a very odd feeling. I also want to say a great big thank you to all these videos. I love learning new things; and being able to go about my daily tasks with these playing in the background (I need to be doing at least two things at once lol) makes me feel like I’ve achieved something, by learning something I didn’t previously know; or a more in-depth view on things I have searched about. So 👍👍👍👍 cheers bub from the UK 👍👍👍👍
Fanciest foods.... Delicious clothes...
Yum, a sauteed shirt with a side of pant salad 👌
I caught that too lol
I had a plant salad yesterday, would recommend
@@devinwalker4161 Sir/ma'am/anything else, I believe you mean "pant salad"
Or "trouser salad" perhaps
LMAO i was like wait...am i the only one who got that?
Steamed panties with Clam Sauce. Springfield style
I love it how Sinbad the sailor basically gave Sinbad the Porter the means to start his own journey by generously tipping him and getting some food in him so the Porter has energy to do so.
People:how many you tubers are you sponsoring?
Raycon:YES
Wow finally watching this a year later... sooooo much love for the Uncle Joey reference, bro u went up a notch in my book gotta thumbs up just for that. Keep up the good content
Sinbad also was in the anime Magi: the labyrinth of magic and had his own spin off of the show Magi: Sinbad's Adventure which is a prequel series. the main characters in Magi are Aladdin, Alibaba, and Morgana.
Morgiana
The thing I knew Sinbad from as a kid was from a 1973 live-action film called “The Golden Voyage of Sinbad”. I never actually saw the whole film, but I occasionally caught some of it on TV whenever it was on, without knowing anything about the plot or its Arabian Nights origins. I still haven’t seen the full film to this day.
I am arab (not Iraqi) but I basically grew up listening to stories and watching tv shows from a 1001 nights. But I didn’t realize how Pg people made it when they told it to kids so this is cool. Thankyou!
The movie is actually so good. Great music, complex characters, amazing art (especially Aris). I 10/10 recommend
Me doesn't have post notifications also me watches video with in 2 minutes of it being on TH-cam
aj ruiz cool, but why don’t you turn on notifications? 😅🤔
@@marbed28 I thought I had them on but I didn't
Same
All I can think about is Magi's Sinbad. The specials which featured Sinbad's adventures before the canon resembles the original in some parts.
Nice to see the Fables Explained on a Saturday afternoon in quarentine!
(And that description of Zelda was super relatable)
Jon, I adore your faith in and your active procuring of Original source material. It gives the foundation base of all your narratives a super strength.
In regards to your closing commentary: doing what you love is never easy, but once you've done it, you remember why you love it.
I'm right there with ya 😎👌
If you have not yet, you need to watch the anime’s Magi and more importantly Adventure of Sinbad. In the anime’s the stories you share here are blended into crazy adventures, battles and challenges, and after seeing this it was cool to recollect the anime and how these stories actually happens in them but under different circumstances.
"Waking up 20 feet under water with salt in you eyes" No Thanks
There's even an anime about Sinbad and goes into different adventures for him. Towards the end, it shows him starting his own country and you can see in the sequel that he thrives from it
"he had the fanciest food and delicious clothing"
Jon you brighten up my Quarentine 😂
Jesus, i just made it through the entire video and hadn't even noticed, i'm slow.
I like how Sinbad isn't a physically strong hero. He's clever, cunning, & pragmatic.
Like odysseus or mwindo or loki. I prefer it to the brainless strong guys like Gilgamesh.
I was going to watch "The Ring" but then you posted so I abandoned Rachel and Aiden
Loved how you tied the theme back to your personal experience which led to an ad. Awesome!!!
I love the DreamWorks movie of Sinbad. I love most of of their older movies. One of my favorite characters is Eris The Goddess of Chaos, which I’m sure you can is the villain of the movie, because of her name and title. I think you should give the movie a try. Fun fact: “Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas” was the last hand - drawn animated film DreamWorks did, because of the little money their hand - drawn animations were making, with the exception of “The Prince of Egypt.”
I like how every one that watches this channel is supportive
"He had the fanciest foods and the most delicious clothes?!" 5:25 I noticed now stop that lol
This was a long journey for us. This has got to be the longest episode you've created. Great work man
Noooo I was asleep when Jon posted this 😭 I love Sinbad! And what better way to spend quarantine then watching messed up origins of our favorite fables. Y'all, we need to get this dude to a million subscribers, and quickfast 😂
Very nice!
I really only knew Sinbad as a legendary sailor, and a handful of old movies, but not much else so THANKS A BUNCH FOR THIS!
HAVE A GOOD WEEKEND!
Exactly what kind of recap video I was looking for. I'd always wondered about his Origins and this is an incredibly fun way to learn about it.
Thank you for making quarantine interesting
Thanks for all of the hard work!
My assignments can wait 😂😂😂
Najma Ali Sharif SAME😂
It's been a month. Did you do it?
Fun fact, in Hebrew the book is called “1000 nights and a night”. (אלף לילה ולילה)
The addition of the extra night in the title helps both even out the number and add a romanization to the book
Are you saying the book originally is Hebrew?
@@moonshadowsong no. I’m explaining the Hebrew translation
The king's wife, the one who told him all those stories, you can just call her shahrzad. I'm Persian that's how we pronounce it
Also the giant bird that prays on elephants, we call it simorgh which translates to "thirty birds".
Shahrzad (Shar-harzard): shar (evil) - hazard (dormant or potential danger).
Salaam Zahra Heydari My favourite piece of classical music is Scheherazade o.p. 35 by Rimsky Korsakov.
My favourite classical stories are Laila and Majnun and Khosrau and Shirin by Ganjavi Nizami. Also firm favourites are Heer and Ranjha by Syed Waris Shah and The Myna from Peacock Garden by Naiyer Masud.
But I must say that the 'translation' of Scheherazade by Sir Richard Burton' has made my wish to get a copy of the original with another translation. One thing I have noted is that in no way is this translation suitable for children. It is definitely PGA. I am also a bit scandalized by the seemingly free use of holy quotes intermingled with pure lascivious content which goes absolutely contrary to the Sharia of Islam. So once again I would like to know the source for this work and what the original actually said. Do you know where I can acquire a copy of the original. If necessary I can ask my husband to translate it for me. My husband is fully literate in Punjabi, Farsi, Arabic, Urdu, Pushtu and Hindi.
Is she the same person as Badroulbadour? Or is that someone else?
@@SMunro No Shahr means city(or beauty) and Zade means Born.
Magi had to use this reference too when Sinbad and his two friends were lost in that cavern. The meat, gems, birds.. hard to miss 🤣😂
God, I remember going to see one of two of the 70s Sinbad movies. One had Patrick Troughton (2nd Doctor of Doctor Who), another Tom Baker (4th Doctor) as a villainous sorcerer.
Scott McCowan Me too.
Tom Baker's performance was one of the reasons he was cast as the 4th Doctor.
@@laurahubbard6906 He would later go onto play Blalock in a Remington Steele episode.
"Far from the land beyond beyond...
From past the world of hope and fear...
...I bid you genie... Now appear!"
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It still honestly surprises me based on your views and just how in depth and interesting your videos are that you haven’t reached 1M subscribers yet, this is an outrage
5:25😐
I'm really bothered by u saying
"The most delicious clothes"....is it just me?
Lmao😂😂
“Fanciest food and most delicious clothes “ i think he mixed it up
Nah, it was intentional. In fact, he forgot to mention that the clothes were not only tasty, they were juicy, too. Mmmmm.....pantaloons **gurgling noises**
@@gandy4213 Sounds like something I'd say since I'm Dyslexic lol.
it's just a translation. no need to freak out
Who else just loves Jon’s voice and finds it soothing!?!!😌
*I'm Popeye the sailor man!*
*Toot! Toot!*
There's a Anime that references the night of 1000 tales, and Sinbad is one of the main characters called Magi. Sinbad also gets his own show and i think they land alot of Sinbad characteristics in the show.
I didn't realize the animated movie had such a bad rap, I remember really loving it and was kind of excited for you to do a recap of it for this video. In any case, the first voyage IS referenced in the movie, in fact that kind of explains the island that turns out to be a giant fish…but the movie and this story have literally nothing else in common. Like, at all. Not even a little bit. In fact it's kind of weird… :\
Especially since Sinbad is Middle-Eastern and deals with Eris, a Greek goddess lol
The movie isn't bad but it gets bad rap because is has nothing common with the story from the book
@@mckafi6686 i mean the Willy Wonka movie has nothing in common with the Book it came from but its lauded by alot of people
I dont think it was bad it just has a bad rep now. I doubt back then it wasnt a big deal because it had Brad voicing it.
It's got a bad rap becase it is only VERY LOOSELY based on the original Sinbad story. I'd have preferred to watch a more faithful retelling of those stories in animated form, though it might have been rather depressing, given how many people tend to die on the various voyages that Sinbad embarks upon.
as an arab i noticed that his name was translated to sinbad but his real name is sindibad ("sindi" refers to the indus river which we call the sindh river and "bad" means leader or lord ) his name means Lord of the Sindh River :)
Jon Solo: "...he had the fanciest food, the most delicious clothes."
Me: 😕 one minute later. 😂
I was looking for this comment
You should check out Magi. The third season of the anime is about Sinbad. It's amazing! He makes an appearance in the second season, but the entire third series is about his story.
Hey Jon, there’s a Webtooon comic called “The Wrath and the Dawn” that has the same theme of a king killing each woman he married till meeting a woman who tells him stories to stay alive. I figure this would be something you would be interested in looking into and comparing it to the 1001 Arabian Nights.
The Wrath of the Dawn is based on the story of Scheherazade.
Love your content! I’ll never look at the stories I grew up on the same again 🥰🤣
17:38 “the king of the island then hooks him up with some gifs...”
Well that was meme spirited.
Lol. I like that.
That Star Wars reference.... you absolute gem thats my favourite episode ever
So Sinbad's dad gave him a small loan of a million dollars and he used it to buy a ship and acquire more wealth?
Yep, classic riches to super riches story. Proving again that you can achieve whatever you want, as long as your parents are wealthy enough...
@@creativedesignation7880 I mean in all fairness some of those people had never been at risk of being eaten...least not yet.
It wasn't just a ship, it was a good ship, it was a really good ship
Yeah, just like Trump.
@@Brind-amour Thanks for explaining the joke, I didn't understand what was funny about my comment.
The fact the co.ored peoples lips are so bulbous had me dying
OMG HI! I love these and Jon. He explains them so well and makes me want to watch more. He finds a way to make them so interesting. I can't wait for another murders explained tho. Because that was really interesting.
I got a Sinbad comic issue #1 back in 1974 when I was 4 years old and I still have it. It's the only comic my parents ever bought me.
I love this channel and frequently use your jokes hope that’s okay😭❤️
The animated movie was actually pretty damn good. The animation of the goddess was EXTREMELY gorgeous, and could be used as a character study for presence and movement because it's done so well!
That transition to the sponsorship was hella smooth. I love it, made me laugh. 🤣
Your voice is really calm and its really easy to sleep while watching your videos
I really love how you deliver jokes in such a monotone voice, it makes them a thousand times better
The adventures of sin bad and Magi. Definitely better than anything else
Don’t diss the movie 😂 it was one of my favorites growing up
Mines too
Same😂
I really liked it I thought that it was simple but fun and had great animation
I learned of sinbad through the movie and from the anime Magi where Sinbad is known has the High King of the Seven Seas, Sinbad of the Seven Seas and the Lady Killer of the Seven Seas, he also has seven generals
5:24 "The most delicious clothes"🤣🤣🤣🤣
Fun fact the Sinbad you had in your thumbnail was based on the variation of Sinbad that takes place in Greek mythology and I love that movie because of it
"I had to earn this! I had a bunch of money and connections from birth to get me started, along with an education to help me speak properly to kings. But it was totally the gumption which mattered."
Check your privilege Sinbad 😅
and random boats kept sailing by right when i needed it so i could make tons of money and get home no problem. totally all me though.
Claymation skeletons. That's what sticks in my mind about Sinbad movies when I was a kid.
Its nice hearing the cross-over from the Magi: Sinbad anime
I've always found Sinbad kind of like Jason and the Argonauts.
Most cultures on the miediterranean shared stories. Its likely a good chunk of greek gods were adopted from other cultures
Finally!!! I have been waiting for a new video.
Lots of love and appreciation from Vietnam
I live in Baghdad and 1001 nights is very nostalgic
SINBAD LEGEND OF THE SEVEN SEAS WAS AN AMAZING MOVIE
Never understood why that movie and Treasure Planet were released poorly.
5:25 he says "most delicious clothes..." They're pretty darn good aren't they.
As a Muslim and hearing you pronounce words like "Allah and Islamic" correctly is very touching. It shows me that you really care about "US" your auditions.
And Allah is sometimes confused with the politeist pre islamic Allat. As a catholic interesting in the pre jewish and muslim politheism I saw some similarities of that gods with the Babilonian, Egiptian and Greek gods.
All three modern middle eastern religions are derivatives of Babylonian, Persian, and Sumerian deities.
like any booky/movie enthusiast person i had seen sinbad the animated movie before, and aladin 1&2 and am curently reading a Webtune based on the 1001 arabian nights and didnt put it all together until this video. thanks for the life crisis moment but i love this content! please dont ever stop
The new comments is so dumb, I keep scrolling down only to scroll back up to find the comments 😂
Dont Subscribe I hate it too. They should have left it alone 🤦🏾♀️. I hope they change it back.
Same!!
So true!
I like the fact it actually counts the comments right - likes dislikes - and seems to "disappear" fewer. Wish they were still where they used to be though.
Funny, I saw the movie yesterday. It's on Hulu and honestly, i loved it. Some scenes are beautifully made.