Not in a million years, so to speak, would Seti 1 have imagined that in 3,000 years thousands of people would be looking at his mummy and seeing how he might have looked like through the magic of photoshopping. Incredible work, thank you. BTW he does look regal 👑.
I live in Egypt and i can say that I saw this man many many times before 😂 ha looks like a lot of men here i was surprised when i saw his real face i feel like yeah I know you, i saw you before😂 this is so crazy I'm so proud to be Egyptian
This is Seti I mummy, and I've always believed that his mummified face looked nice, meaning he should have been a handsome man...well, you've shown that it may be true... 😘 GREAT JOB!
@@onatarabandrui8375 No that was Ramses III. Seti's head was unfortunately separated from his body post mortem when tomb raiders robbed his tomb (he probably had a golden mask like TutAnkhAmun's one and as thieves tried to take it off they broke his neck)
@@onatarabandrui8375 The assassination happened to king Ramses III not Seti I. There is no signs of violence on Seti's mummy and his death is most likely thought to be due to heart disease.
Not only impeccable Photoshop skills, as per usual, but also incredibly fascinating! Sure, some of it is subject to your interpretation, but that's what makes art, art. Well done, PS!! 👏👏
@@sheluvssmokedupeyes1 Ramses is an indigenous Egyptian. Just like what you call "Arab Egyptians" who are infact indigenous Egyptians that converted to Islam.
This is the best art of this century bringing back from sands of time people that were buried, to restoring digitally realistic faces of the pass. Handsome face.
I see ppl would rather accept the lie over the truth as they continue to steal black history. The drawing was to appease the arabs who has invaded Egypt arabs don't have a history linked to ancient egypt.
Ec something wrong west African? No one is stealing your west African history or culture here ya kalabalaaaa do you see him sticking a bone through his nose here or scratching his at staring at flies???😅
What a beautiful strong chiseled man Setis 1st is.. you’re absolutely gifted! ….many years back I learned between embalming /decomp & the outcome of mummification configured correctly. The ears bottom lobe meets jawline alines up strait to the bottom center nose to face, above lip. And are always pulled back further through mummification than you would think to find marker for, depending ones face structure & jaw line.. a quarter inch mostly males, sometimes up to a half an inch females. Gawd he’s beautiful !
@@michaelrizea3108 Egypt is in Africa or not? Cush (Ethiopians), Cannaan and Nimrod (firt peoples of Middle East), Mizraim (Egyptians) and puth (Other Africans). are sons of Ham. All were sons of Ham. So why Mizraim couldn't be black or had blood of black in his veins ? First Egyptians are black! I imagine people with white or fair skin, 40 ° under the sun and dressed in fine fabrics or shirtless for men! The first cause of death at that time must surely be skin cancer.
@@michaelrizea3108 Egypt is in Africa. First Egyptians were black. 100% black. White skin has only existed for 8000 years, and it appeared in the steppes of the northern Black Sea! If North Africa has become white, it is because of the successive invasions of populations from Europe and Asia. So it is quite normal that you have genes from the ancient Egyptians! Is it difficult to understand that? But, the ancient Egyptians did not look like you. They were black, just black.
@@esclavedeyehoshuahamashia6161 bull shit .... Egypt is close to the Middle East and genetics mixed with the Arabs making a lighter skin tone.... humans may have started out being black but as humans started expanding and spreading across the globe they adapted to their surroundings and became what they are now.... built for their particular environment some genetics do not change for thousands of years because the environment has not changed so for a modern Egyptian to look exactly like an ancient Egyptian is sign that they have adapted..... ethnically speaking modern Vikings look the same as they did in the old days.... Evolution forced humans to adapt to their particular surroundings for survival... most Africans are black because their environment has not changed...... humans have already adapted those that did not adapt... died ... adapt or die
@Kipper Knickerz Lol no such thing as "real Egyptians" vs Arab Egyptians. Only sIaves were black in ancient Egypt. Your black washing history revisionism is no longer fooling people anymore. Everyone knows you are jealous history stealers nowadays.
@Kipper Knickerz Genetic studies disprove your claims. About 80% of modern day Egyptian share the same DNA as ancient Egyptians. Most Egyptians are brown skinned especially in southern Egypt. You can look at the faces of southern Egyptians nowadays to see how Pharoah's looked like. Some royal people came from Nubia and Sudan but that doesn't mean that all Egyptians were black. You can take a look at Ramses ii drawing in which he holds three enemies by the head to see clearly how ancient Egyptians knew about the difference in races.
@Kipper Knickerz Also it's not only genes that connect us to ancient Egyptians but also culture and inherent customs. If you visit Egypt you'd notice that from north to south people share an almost homogeneous culture and customs which if you follow back in time you could find their roots in ancient Egypt. Even those who are known to be descendants from non Egypt origins (like Armenians for example) who spent most of their lives in Egypt have adopted the Egyptian culture and soul and we consider them Egyptian regardless of their origins so our culture plays a very important role in what we consider to be "Egyptian"
Its hard to fathom looking into the face of someone born over three thousand years ago! Even though his world was completely different from mine, what people basically look like hasn't changed. Its makes me question how much of what we are depends on when we are.
I have seen some other videos from this channel, but this one has one of the best facial reconstruction jobs, looks quite natural and not as "digital" as others
We don’t know exactly how old he was when he died. Probably more like 50. He had very good bones, facially and was very athletic so his good looks could have been someone around fifty. His son Rameses II came to the throne in his early twenties so dad could have been near 50. Whatever his age, he died before his time. His son died around 97.
What I love about these reconstructions is how little people have changed if at all looks-wise is 3000 years or more. Anyone seeing this reconstruction without knowing it was one would think this was some up and coming Hollywood actor auditioning for the role of Seti I. Outstanding work!!!
Really? Didn’t they all only have oval faces back then? I don’t think sexual dimorphism as we know it today evolved in our species until very recently…
Thank you for doing these. These people were never meant to be unwrapped and exposed. I always thought it was wrong to dismantle and disregard their burial customs. Thank you for humanizing them.
Pretty cool but the only thing you can infer from the mummy is the bone structure, feature spacing and size but not the shape. I can do in photoshop using the same parameters to fit the exact same mummy. There is a lot of creative leeway.
He was a very attractive man in life. IMO He resembles the actor Billy Zane. How amazing what technology can do. Perhaps one day it can restore Life to one of these mummies. Would that be awesome or frightening?
The problem with this reconstruction is that the royal family had red hair which also means fair skin and blue eyes. Recent scientific research has determined that the red haired mummies got their red hair not through chemical interaction with surrounding materials as so many have long thought, but from true genetics. the darker skin and brown eyes of Egypt today is reflective of the migration into that area since the extremely recent 1800's.
He was darker in complexion because they chose colors that complimented their complexion just as we do today and he would never have chose those colors with skin that complexion. He also had an expert wardrobe person to help him. No expert would risk their job and priviledged position by chosing those colors for a skin tone that light.
You know white people have got to whitewash everything. And they won't find out until the afterlife and find that these people were actually black. It's a useless cause trying to get them to admit that the ancient Egyptians were actually black
He, looks so Modern Egyptian, maybe slighter skin tone, an😢 4:08 d perhaps Reddish Hair and Hazel eyes 😢as his Family were from upper Egypt 🇪🇬. But his face looked right , and looked Handsome, Ramesess II, although ,you see the Family , he didn't inherit his Grand Father's good looks.
@@Bubastis415kemet that is not true at 80% they have the same characteristics features similar to ancients !! The only thing that makes the difference is modern egyptians got different way of thinking ! Different religion different rulers , they living under the new order of state !!!
@@ΧρυσοβαλαντηςΤασιοπουλος yes it is true,I know what yall look like,I worked with a whole team of modern Egyptians,and they look nothing like my Ancestors. And they act Racist to dark skinned people, When I was working at the Gaylord Opryland Resort. It was only a few I was kool with. The rest of them try to treat my people like shit. Today's Egypt is whitewashed like it ain't nothin. The darker ones are in the poor part of Egypt where yall new age light/part Whitman blood are taking over the remaining parts of Egypt, while the darker ones stay in poverty and excluded out of the census all just cuz they dark skin. I'm very well educated spiritually and physically as far as how we living in black genocide all over the planet.
why do so many people think that conquest automatically means that the entire people just died and barely left a genetic footprint? Britain was invaded several times and you could see how celtic DNA and Saxon DNA is still in modern-day british people's genetic makeup. Egypt has gone through no major genocides or anything to suggest that the original people were actually black. Romans conquered Egypt yet the genetic makeup didn't change that much. Spain was conquered by the moors pretty recently (lasted about 800 years) but the genetic makeup is still majority caucasian with little North African DNA and very little sub-suharan. What I'm trying to say is that conquer does not mean the original population was displaced or changed all that much.
@@الواثقةبالله-ن7ع He was a person, and he does have a Spirit, so I’m letting him know He must to have been a handsome man a, for his Spirit to Rest In Peace. What’s wrong with that Amal?
Hopefully this will teach African Americans that Egyptians aren't not the same as West and Central Africans... I'm tired of seeing African Americans thinking this is our bloodline.... it's not...great video..
This is not very likely. These Pharaos had injured DNA by generational incest. They had kids with mothers, brothers, sisters, fathers, uncles, aunties and cousins. Tut-Ank-Ammon was so crippled with deformed legs, he could not walk without a crutch due to being a result of heavy incest. These people were ugly too. Incest makes you very uggly.
@@serafinagracias1367 Seti I was the representative of the new dynasty. His ancestors were not pharaohs, but soldiers. They did not marry their sisters. Seti's mummy proves that he had no genetic defects.
@@mysteriesinvintagestyle5754 Hello, perhaps you know more than me in this particular case. But generally the Pharohs were incestuous, which is well-documented.
@@serafinagracias1367 Yes, there was incest in the pharaoh family out of the need to preserve the royal blood. But the pharaohs also married outside women, and did not have children with them who became kings after their father. Nefertiti and Tije were not of a royal family, and were probably not even Egyptian.
Hands down an excellent recreation. You stuck closely to the subject and did not interpose your own idea as to what he “should” look like, as others in this field do.
Have you ever thought of doing this for Jane/John Does? I've heard of artists doing something similar for unidentified bodies to help try and identify them. Thanks for posting.
OOOOOO MY FREAKING MAN YOU NAILED IT WITH THE BGM my name is the name of a GREAT EGYPTIAN MAN !!!JOSEPH!!! I LOVE EGYPTIAN THINGS IF IT IS A SAFETY PIN THOUGH you NAILED it 👌👏🙌👍❤ you deserve a HATS OFF 👒👏❤🙌😉♥👒👏
@@katesims2346 but he was selled to EGYPT as a slave by his brothers and god made him the second king in Egypt so technically he is a EGYPTIAN citizen and a Hebrew citizen😁😁👍😇😇😇😇👍👍👍👍👍👍
Definitely not arabians as depicted in the sketch drawing and arabs don't even hold such ancient rich culture. I glad those ancient egyptians left behind much evidence in the land to tell ppl now days of the black Egyptian culture.
@@Liz-yj6iy Of course they would although the land with it history tell otherwise because what you see is what is called over stayed there welcome. So, as years passed the foreigners offspring know no other place. I look at Egypt and noticed the offspring of arabs, europeans,,etc but little aboriginals (black egyptians) isolated from the majority.
But but but, why doesn't he look like Michael Jordan! Hehehe kidding. From all of the historical evidence, and also this mummy, I would say that this is an excellent job that you have done to bring him back to life!
Not in a million years, so to speak, would Seti 1 have imagined that in 3,000 years thousands of people would be looking at his mummy and seeing how he might have looked like through the magic of photoshopping. Incredible work, thank you. BTW he does look regal 👑.
Agreed!
Incredible! Handsome, bone structure amazing!
Easy on the eyes,isn't he.?
WOW.What a hunk he was!
@@deloreswilson1798 lol stop simping over a mummy
Egyptian here.
You got the best reimagination of Seti i have ever seen.
Looks like someone i could meet in the streets. 👍👍👌
الله عليك يسطا
عاش يسطا
Jeeez hahahahaha
@@bepatient2403 🤔🤔
@@GORO911 i didnt think it was that similar my egyptian friends look different maybe lol
What a handsome man … no wonder he wanted his body preserved forever
When you learn about their cruelty, then you know handsome means nothing.
Not from crurity amm... They were be Cruer but the talk dosent came from he's handsome 😵
Gay
Editing was so good but he was not handsome !!!
@@kishuroffixial3891 location: Malaysia Kappa
I'm crushing on a man who lived thousands of years ago
Well he was really fine.
Nothing wrong with that. I've heard Helen of Troy was a bit of a looker.
I live in Egypt and i can say that I saw this man many many times before 😂 ha looks like a lot of men here i was surprised when i saw his real face i feel like yeah I know you, i saw you before😂 this is so crazy I'm so proud to be Egyptian
Yeah look alike my x.pheonsy🤔😁
😂😂
You should be proud. Your bloodline is sacred.
Do Egyptian men have hollowed out, square faces as they are often portrayed as having in popular culture?
Your ancestors. World famous.
I actually can’t believe how much he looks like Arnold Vosloo in The Mummy
Good call.
Christopher Lee?
@@andrewfrankovic6821 🤣🤣
I thought the same, is incredible the resemblance
Indeed
This is Seti I mummy, and I've always believed that his mummified face looked nice, meaning he should have been a handsome man...well, you've shown that it may be true... 😘 GREAT JOB!
He was murdered by having his throat cut.
According to Omm Sety, he was very nice.
@@onatarabandrui8375 No that was Ramses III.
Seti's head was unfortunately separated from his body post mortem when tomb raiders robbed his tomb (he probably had a golden mask like TutAnkhAmun's one and as thieves tried to take it off they broke his neck)
@@A.Dash30 So, you are nor aware of the plot and assassination.
@@onatarabandrui8375 The assassination happened to king Ramses III not Seti I. There is no signs of violence on Seti's mummy and his death is most likely thought to be due to heart disease.
Not only impeccable Photoshop skills, as per usual, but also incredibly fascinating! Sure, some of it is subject to your interpretation, but that's what makes art, art. Well done, PS!! 👏👏
My opinion...You made him brought back to life exactly how he looked. Eye color?? We will never know. But awesome what you present to us!! Thank you.
Wonderful. Thank you! He was a very handsome man! It is a big pleasure to see that you can give this people a face again. ❤️
Well, I am Egyptian and I can assure you this is a face of an Egyptian man.
Excellent work keep going 👍
سامو عليكوووووا
No u not u like a Rome or a greek
But wasn’t Ramses an indigenous Egyptian not an Arab Egyptian
@@sheluvssmokedupeyes1 yes you are rigjt ancient egyptians are not arab.
@@sheluvssmokedupeyes1
Ramses is an indigenous Egyptian.
Just like what you call "Arab Egyptians" who are infact indigenous Egyptians that converted to Islam.
Plot twist : this editor actually went back to that time
Plot twist: he is the mummy
@Barely why do you care that they listen to kpop?
@@selenajarv8763 its cringe lol
Plot twist : I'm from Pluto and I'm on my vacation on earth ha-ha
@@rocky-jy5nx so????
Was handsome! Thanks for this video.
With the skull intact, this is as perfect approximation of how he looks like in his time. Amazing.
This is the best art of this century bringing back from sands of time people that were buried, to restoring digitally realistic faces of the pass. Handsome face.
Perfection. He was handsome, even his mummy is attractive considering the time and processes.
What are you saying 😶🤨
@@cavitiorism9133 🤣🤣🤣
I see ppl would rather accept the lie over the truth as they continue to steal black history. The drawing was to appease the arabs who has invaded Egypt arabs don't have a history linked to ancient egypt.
@@ec021pgo2 First of all, you should learn how to spell, before you post anything.
Ec something wrong west African? No one is stealing your west African history or culture here ya kalabalaaaa do you see him sticking a bone through his nose here or scratching his at staring at flies???😅
Wow! He was so handsome.
Wow, this is absolutely incredible. A face transformed in a matter of seconds- at least to us watching anyway. Thank you for bringing hi to life ❤️
What a beautiful strong chiseled man Setis 1st is..
you’re absolutely gifted!
….many years back I learned between embalming /decomp & the outcome of mummification configured correctly.
The ears bottom lobe meets jawline alines up strait to the bottom center nose to face, above lip. And are always pulled back further through mummification than you would think to find marker for, depending ones face structure & jaw line.. a quarter inch mostly males, sometimes up to a half an inch females.
Gawd he’s beautiful !
Those Egyptians had some mad embalming skills
Amazing how he looks exactly like the Egyptians of today though he lived thousands of years ago.
Genetics .... They have not changed
@@michaelrizea3108 Egypt is in Africa or not?
Cush (Ethiopians), Cannaan and Nimrod (firt peoples of Middle East), Mizraim (Egyptians) and puth (Other Africans). are sons of Ham.
All were sons of Ham.
So why Mizraim couldn't be black or had blood of black in his veins ?
First Egyptians are black!
I imagine people with white or fair skin, 40 ° under the sun and dressed in fine fabrics or shirtless for men! The first cause of death at that time must surely be skin cancer.
@@esclavedeyehoshuahamashia6161 ya ... It's north east Africa
@@michaelrizea3108 Egypt is in Africa. First Egyptians were black. 100% black.
White skin has only existed for 8000 years, and it appeared in the steppes of the northern Black Sea!
If North Africa has become white, it is because of the successive invasions of populations from Europe and Asia. So it is quite normal that you have genes from the ancient Egyptians!
Is it difficult to understand that?
But, the ancient Egyptians did not look like you. They were black, just black.
@@esclavedeyehoshuahamashia6161 bull shit .... Egypt is close to the Middle East and genetics mixed with the Arabs making a lighter skin tone.... humans may have started out being black but as humans started expanding and spreading across the globe they adapted to their surroundings and became what they are now.... built for their particular environment some genetics do not change for thousands of years because the environment has not changed so for a modern Egyptian to look exactly like an ancient Egyptian is sign that they have adapted..... ethnically speaking modern Vikings look the same as they did in the old days.... Evolution forced humans to adapt to their particular surroundings for survival... most Africans are black because their environment has not changed...... humans have already adapted those that did not adapt... died ... adapt or die
OMG he looks identical to egyptians of today, amazing artistic work...bless & kisses from senegal to all egyptians.
Tank you😁
@Kipper Knickerz
Lol no such thing as "real Egyptians" vs Arab Egyptians.
Only sIaves were black in ancient Egypt.
Your black washing history revisionism is no longer fooling people anymore.
Everyone knows you are jealous history stealers nowadays.
@Kipper Knickerz
Modern Egyptians are indigenous Egyptians.
Blacks were only sIaves in ancient Egypt.
@Kipper Knickerz Genetic studies disprove your claims. About 80% of modern day Egyptian share the same DNA as ancient Egyptians. Most Egyptians are brown skinned especially in southern Egypt. You can look at the faces of southern Egyptians nowadays to see how Pharoah's looked like.
Some royal people came from Nubia and Sudan but that doesn't mean that all Egyptians were black.
You can take a look at Ramses ii drawing in which he holds three enemies by the head to see clearly how ancient Egyptians knew about the difference in races.
@Kipper Knickerz Also it's not only genes that connect us to ancient Egyptians but also culture and inherent customs. If you visit Egypt you'd notice that from north to south people share an almost homogeneous culture and customs which if you follow back in time you could find their roots in ancient Egypt. Even those who are known to be descendants from non Egypt origins (like Armenians for example) who spent most of their lives in Egypt have adopted the Egyptian culture and soul and we consider them Egyptian regardless of their origins so our culture plays a very important role in what we consider to be "Egyptian"
Its hard to fathom looking into the face of someone born over three thousand years ago! Even though his world was completely different from mine, what people basically look like hasn't changed.
Its makes me question how much of what we are depends on when we are.
I have seen some other videos from this channel, but this one has one of the best facial reconstruction jobs, looks quite natural and not as "digital" as others
Looks good but the perspective is off. The mummy has been lying down so the skin will naturally spread out. Great job!!!
Do it yourself, no complain
@@irfanhamzah8731 i mean he does have a point
@@irfanhamzah8731 There is nothing bad with giving a opinion yo
It was dried up , not spread out
@@irfanhamzah8731
+"Uh, chef, I think the chicken is a bit too spicy"
-"oH dO iT yOuRsElF nO cOmPlAiN"
Looks like Kaká and Cristiano Ronaldo with The Rock and Superman
Is ugly Cristiano ronaldo
I could see the rock in him
Momie Grecque Leucoderme, rien à voir avec le vrai Ramsès 2 qui était Africain et Noire
Seti I was forty years old or less when he died and it has been suggested he had a disease that affected him for years possibly related to his heart.
huh
what??
Some of us need to pay attention in history class or read the wiki 😂
I-
We don’t know exactly how old he was when he died. Probably more like 50. He had very good bones, facially and was very athletic so his good looks could have been someone around fifty. His son Rameses II came to the throne in his early twenties so dad could have been near 50. Whatever his age, he died before his time. His son died around 97.
What I love about these reconstructions is how little people have changed if at all looks-wise is 3000 years or more. Anyone seeing this reconstruction without knowing it was one would think this was some up and coming Hollywood actor auditioning for the role of Seti I. Outstanding work!!!
Really? Didn’t they all only have oval faces back then? I don’t think sexual dimorphism as we know it today evolved in our species until very recently…
He was a very attractive man. We are looking at the face of a Pharaoh!
Wow! Seti I was handsome! One can see it in the bone structure of the mummy. Good job!
lovely work! you should upload more, plenty of mummies around and you have talent.
Thank you for doing these. These people were never meant to be unwrapped and exposed. I always thought it was wrong to dismantle and disregard their burial customs. Thank you for humanizing them.
Makes me sad sometimes too but then I remembered the re-birth they wanted into the next world….and maybe this is part of it …I don’t know 🤷🏻♀️
Literally
The final comparison is the best, the similitude can be appreciated when it is set side-by-side and overlaid. Great work!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Egyptian children don't know that there father is going to be mummy one day.
How Amazing and beautiful! This was a very handsome man. I’m sure he would love the fact he can be seen in this day in age, in his glory.
Seti The first was also the Greatest Pharaoh of Egypt, Ramses the Second , father.
He made freely mercury without a mustache
Lmfao what the hell
Freddy mercury was Persian. So not far off an Egyptian.
They were beautiful people. I learned photoshop, but then forgot everything because I wasn’t using everyday. There’s just so much to learn!
Pretty cool but the only thing you can infer from the mummy is the bone structure, feature spacing and size but not the shape. I can do in photoshop using the same parameters to fit the exact same mummy. There is a lot of creative leeway.
You can tell from his mummy that he was an attractive man in life.
Truly amazing.I was waiting for him to smile and say hello or similar.Great work and video.👍👍
Looks so Egyptian, looks like my dad when he was younger. Really love these type of things, they are so clever. Excellent work 👍🌟☮️🇬🇧
You' re best than many "specialists" in the area. You 're amazing! thank you.
I love the mummy transformations, really interesting to see how they would of look. Great job :-)
Such beautiful work! Thank you for bringing these people back to life, as it were, for us.
This mummy resembles my dad so much. What a handsome man he was.
Amazing! I'm hooked on these transformations.
Day 35 of asking photoshopsurgeon to make, “Is Fanboy and Chum Chum perfect?”
omg yes
God please no
nope
Yes!
Ew
You're reconstruction is fantastic. You brought the great man back to life.
This dude had one hell of a jaw. Even in his mummified form.
Very handsome, he looks regal. 👑
Loving the music too!
He was a very attractive man in life. IMO He resembles the actor Billy Zane. How amazing what technology can do. Perhaps one day it can restore Life to one of these mummies. Would that be awesome or frightening?
lol I thought the same thing! Or Arnold Vosloo who played in the Mummy movies how crazy. I used to mix those guys up .
I looooooove Billy Zane!!! I always thought he looked ethnic
Good looking mummy. Good looking man.
Egyptions where right , with mummy fying their bodys and name they are still alive , and not forgotten.
Wow he had a great jawline. Good work
Maybe he's born with it...maybe it's Maybelline lol that eyeliner on point
Wow I'm speechless with his skills. Really impressive
The problem with this reconstruction is that the royal family had red hair which also means fair skin and blue eyes. Recent scientific research has determined that the red haired mummies got their red hair not through chemical interaction with surrounding materials as so many have long thought, but from true genetics. the darker skin and brown eyes of Egypt today is reflective of the migration into that area since the extremely recent 1800's.
This is fantastic work. This man had a very strong chin.
He was darker in complexion because they chose colors that complimented their complexion just as we do today and he would never have chose those colors with skin that complexion. He also had an expert wardrobe person to help him. No expert would risk their job and priviledged position by chosing those colors for a skin tone that light.
Actually I saw him in the lucid, his skin tone is a bit lighter..
You know white people have got to whitewash everything. And they won't find out until the afterlife and find that these people were actually black. It's a useless cause trying to get them to admit that the ancient Egyptians were actually black
He, looks so Modern Egyptian, maybe slighter skin tone, an😢 4:08 d perhaps Reddish Hair and Hazel eyes 😢as his Family were from upper Egypt 🇪🇬. But his face looked right , and looked Handsome, Ramesess II, although ,you see the Family , he didn't inherit his Grand Father's good looks.
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As an Egyptian ... I approve 👌
The man was the great mighty narmer the first pharaoh who established and united all egypt in one kingdom , also known as scorpion king!!!
Egyptian and Ancient Egyptian are not the same.
@@Bubastis415kemet that is not true at 80% they have the same characteristics features similar to ancients !! The only thing that makes the difference is modern egyptians got different way of thinking ! Different religion different rulers , they living under the new order of state !!!
@@ΧρυσοβαλαντηςΤασιοπουλος yes it is true,I know what yall look like,I worked with a whole team of modern Egyptians,and they look nothing like my Ancestors. And they act Racist to dark skinned people, When I was working at the Gaylord Opryland Resort. It was only a few I was kool with. The rest of them try to treat my people like shit. Today's Egypt is whitewashed like it ain't nothin. The darker ones are in the poor part of Egypt where yall new age light/part Whitman blood are taking over the remaining parts of Egypt, while the darker ones stay in poverty and excluded out of the census all just cuz they dark skin. I'm very well educated spiritually and physically as far as how we living in black genocide all over the planet.
@@Bubastis415kemetthey are the same enough
Quite handsome young man!😉Well done!👍
why do so many people think that conquest automatically means that the entire people just died and barely left a genetic footprint? Britain was invaded several times and you could see how celtic DNA and Saxon DNA is still in modern-day british people's genetic makeup. Egypt has gone through no major genocides or anything to suggest that the original people were actually black. Romans conquered Egypt yet the genetic makeup didn't change that much. Spain was conquered by the moors pretty recently (lasted about 800 years) but the genetic makeup is still majority caucasian with little North African DNA and very little sub-suharan. What I'm trying to say is that conquer does not mean the original population was displaced or changed all that much.
North africans are caucasoïds too
The crazy things is theres probably people who look exactly like him alive today. This could literally just be some dude walking down the street.
What an artist!
Some serious mad skills. Thank you.
You have great skill I recommend something more than TH-cam
like what? he's already making so much money off of youtube
This was an amazingly high tech society. Building amazing pyramids, huge trade routes, irrigation of crops, embalming the dead, the list goes on.
Great job bringing back the face from ages 👏
Very handsome, Rest In Peace his soul.
🔥 rest in peace
How???? in the hell???
@@الواثقةبالله-ن7ع He was a person, and he does have a Spirit, so I’m letting him know He must to have been a handsome man a, for his Spirit to Rest In Peace. What’s wrong with that Amal?
@@yanf525 His spirit is in hellfire because he harmed Moses and his people
Who agree that the mummy be lookin' a bit like ''The Rock'' Dwayne J ?
See you in another month when he starts uploading again!
Good watch you bring mommies is back to life all day long. Thank you.
Hopefully this will teach African Americans that Egyptians aren't not the same as West and Central Africans... I'm tired of seeing African Americans thinking this is our bloodline.... it's not...great video..
This is beautiful!
He literally used to look good when alive.
This is not very likely. These Pharaos had injured DNA by generational incest. They had kids with mothers, brothers, sisters, fathers, uncles, aunties and cousins. Tut-Ank-Ammon was so crippled with deformed legs, he could not walk without a crutch due to being a result of heavy incest. These people were ugly too. Incest makes you very uggly.
@@serafinagracias1367 is this the following of Muslims then?? Just changed culture and religion? That makes sense now.
@@serafinagracias1367 Seti I was the representative of the new dynasty. His ancestors were not pharaohs, but soldiers. They did not marry their sisters. Seti's mummy proves that he had no genetic defects.
@@mysteriesinvintagestyle5754 Hello, perhaps you know more than me in this particular case. But generally the Pharohs were incestuous, which is well-documented.
@@serafinagracias1367 Yes, there was incest in the pharaoh family out of the need to preserve the royal blood. But the pharaohs also married outside women, and did not have children with them who became kings after their father. Nefertiti and Tije were not of a royal family, and were probably not even Egyptian.
I think he is the rock in a thinner form 😂
Hands down an excellent recreation. You stuck closely to the subject and did not interpose your own idea as to what he “should” look like, as others in this field do.
Holy shit you also added the eye shadows, now that looks authentic. Also that gigachad jawline
Damn! This man was freaking handsome 😍
Have you ever thought of doing this for Jane/John Does? I've heard of artists doing something similar for unidentified bodies to help try and identify them. Thanks for posting.
Everyone fascinated by Seti should read the book 'The Search for Om Seti' - the story of him is one of the most wondrous ever told.
I’d definitely do that, thanks.
And there u go, the eye line did the job perfectly!
Wow - You are absolutely amazing. What incredible artistic skills you have.
OOOOOO MY FREAKING MAN YOU NAILED IT WITH THE BGM my name is the name of a GREAT EGYPTIAN MAN
!!!JOSEPH!!! I LOVE EGYPTIAN THINGS IF IT IS A SAFETY PIN THOUGH you NAILED it 👌👏🙌👍❤ you deserve a HATS OFF 👒👏❤🙌😉♥👒👏
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Joseph was a Hebrew.
@@katesims2346 but he was selled to EGYPT as a slave by his brothers and god made him the second king in Egypt so technically he is a EGYPTIAN citizen and a Hebrew citizen😁😁👍😇😇😇😇👍👍👍👍👍👍
He didn't nail it you are believing in false information.
The ancient Egyptian were Black Africans.
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incroyable, un travail magnifique, fallait y penser, bravo a vous et merci de partager cet magie et votre talent
Having been to Egyptian museum and seeing the group of Pharaoh's family mummies i always wondered how they would look like if they are alive...
Definitely not arabians as depicted in the sketch drawing and arabs don't even hold such ancient rich culture. I glad those ancient egyptians left behind much evidence in the land to tell ppl now days of the black Egyptian culture.
@@ec021pgo2 they left plenty of proof showing us and the world how they despised the blacks the foreigners from Sub Sahara Africa and Nubians! 😂
btw he sure does look a bit like Barack Obama here...😂
@@Liz-yj6iy Of course they would although the land with it history tell otherwise because what you see is what is called over stayed there welcome. So, as years passed the foreigners offspring know no other place. I look at Egypt and noticed the offspring of arabs, europeans,,etc but little aboriginals (black egyptians) isolated from the majority.
Amazing!❤
WAO THATS AMAZING ...YOU ACTUALLY SEE THE PHARAOH ...REALLY LIKE THAT. THANKYOU AND MANY BLESSINGS🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👏👏👏👏💗💗💗💗💗🙋
I would think that he would be much darker skin toned. Ancient Kemit or Egypt the tone of skin was referred to as dark skinned people during his life
But but but, why doesn't he look like Michael Jordan! Hehehe kidding.
From all of the historical evidence, and also this mummy, I would say that this is an excellent job that you have done to bring him back to life!
Where are the " we were kingas and sheit" ?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.....
Fantastic!
Impressive , he really does have Egyptian features.
Buen trabajo, era un hombre guapísimo!!!!! Sencillamente Hermoso!
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He looks like ARJUN RAMPAL’s great great great great grandfather
Correct observation , I also think he looks like him.
I think I would fall in love with him if we're in the same era. he's really my type. Physically.
Mine too.
Que Homem muito bonito😊
Wowwww!!! Fascinating!!! And great work. ❤️
Incredible technological makeup. What he needs now is a pair of "Gene" a top and some trainers. LOL!
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