I didn’t pay much attention to history when I was in high school. Later, I realized that knowledge of history enriches and enhances you and anything you watch or experience. Hindsight.
You discovered the importance of learning about history in hindsight while basically the whole point in studying history is to avoid making the same mistakes made by others in hindsight. Man, how much I love irony. And yes, hindsight is always 20/20.
@@mikitz well, I, for one, didn’t like school too well when I was going… and there isn’t a cap on learning, or what age you learn things either…call it irony or whatever, but I call it pretty cool when anybody who wants to know more about history does find time to study it at any age…
@@UnchainedMelodie92 I make sure I learn at least one thing every day, regardless of how "important" it is. A day without learning is a day wasted IMHO.
The most famous family feud in American history is obviously the Hatfields and McCoys, but their feud was not the deadliest. The most violent and devastating feud in US history took place in Tonto Basin, Arizona between the Graham Family and the Tewksbury Family. These two ranching families engaged in a brutal range war that lasted for 10 years between 1882 and 1892 and is believed to have resulted in the deaths of over 40 people, including nearly all the men in each family plus ranch hands, hired guns, and lawmen. It's a fascinating subject that should get more attention.
3:21 Robert De Niro played Al Capone in the 1987 film The Untouchables. For the film, Sean Connery won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for playing Agent James "Jim" Malone, making him the first Scottish actor to win the Academy Award for acting.
The Pazzi family were also referenced in the sequel to Silence of The Lambs (Hannibal). Detective Rinaldo Pazzi was disemboweled and hung from a palace wall too as a nod to his ancestors. 😂
True funny story: I was talking to a friend about another friend whose last name was McCoy. I accidentally referred to him as Mr. Hatfield then my friend started laughing hysterically. I was remembering his name based on the infamous Hatfield vs. McCoy feud when I got the names inverted in my haste during that conversation. Fortunately, Mr. McCoy was not present when I accidentally referred to him as Mr. Hatfield. Lol 😜
3:07 Cicero's book De Officiis (On Duties) was the third book printed on the Gutenberg printing press, only after Donatus's Ars Minor and the Gutenberg Bible.
I am 16 hours too late seeing tis video, but I said the same thing. I think Hatfield and McCoy fued is not only more famous (or infamous) than anythig else. That fued went on for many many years
Not sure it's the right niche but Schwerpunkt made a video about the Cerchi and Buondelmonti that is pretty much in tune with the topic of harshest feuds and the vendetta. It's a mini-treaty on Medieval politics that I hotly recommend
5:30 Fomula One fans know this little town VERY well, because it’s home to the Infamous Imola Circuit, which is where Formula One drivers Roland Ratzenberger and Ayrton Senna (regarded as the greatest driver the sport has ever known) tragically lost their lives at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix.
3:07 In his book De Inventione (a handbook for orators), is "the first recorded use of the term "liberal arts" or artes liberales, though whether Cicero coined the term is unclear." (wikipedia).
Another really old one still going is bayer pharmiceuticals, they made alot of chemicals for the nazis during ww2. Theyre now one of the biggest chemical companys going.
9:03 There is a county called York only one county over from one called Lancaster in Nebraska. York's county seat is the town of York and Lancaster's is Lincoln (which was originally named Lancaster).
One of the big American feuds was the Sutton/Taylor feud in Texas. It started as the War Between The States ended and lasted maybe 10 years. Dozens were killed.
I want to know more about the feud between Andrew Jackson and Henry Clay if you find it interesting. Especially their views on slavery and maybe the Trail of Tears
Ha! Very well observed😂 I KNEW he hadn't said that cos I'd have noticed immediately - which indeed he didn't - it was just in small letters under his name William III🙂 I think "Italian Cardinal" had been used as an explanation for one of the characters in the Medici v Pazzi Florentine caper😂. In fact, I don't know if you have ever seen Silence of the Lambs, but when the Italian policeman comes to see Dr Lecter in Florence, Lecter notices his name is Inspector Pazzi and describes how his predecessor, the Archbishop, had not just been "strung up" from the tower, but thrown out of the window while being stabbed such that his entire front was sliced open and all his guts fell out when he reached the bottom of the rope.😄😎 No need to explain what then happened to the policeman!
2:51 Cicero was decapitated on December 7, 43 BC, a day that would later become my birthday. For a search on wikipedia for December 7th, this event is the first one listed.
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My grandma Trudy's maiden name was Fields or so we thought. She admitted to me she was related to the Hatfields of the terrible and violent feuding Hatfields and McCoys. The only thing that stopped that feud was when the women in her family turned their male family members in. That was the way it stopped. She was always embarrassed about her heritage because of this.
Hatfield vs McCoy, Aldi's vs Trader Joe's come to mind as rivals. Also the Dallas Cowboys vs the NFL, because it seems Dallas is always at war some other team
I use to think that too. But it'sa little more complicated. It's not really a hard C or K sound either. It sort of sounds like a hard C or K. But at the same time it also makes kind of a soft G sound. I watched a video by a guy who speaks Latin. It's very difficult to pronounce Cicero for English speakers. The "hard" C is said very subtle and soft. It's hard to explain. You have to hear how he does it.
When I got my first teaching job, I moved into one classroom and another girl who was hired at the same time as me, Miss MacDonald, took the room next to mine. I'll never forget walking in with her, boxes in both our hands, when we were jumped by the math teacher shrieking, "Uh oh! A MacDonald across the hall from a Campbell? What? Uh oh!" SMH Old world feuds lingering into the present day and awkwardly manifesting in professional situations are really weird.
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Fun fact, it was fairly common in ancient Rome - and apparently afterwards in Itally - to properly name your first son only, then name your following sons, literally, 'Second, Third, Fourth, etc. Additionally, the those sons weren't going to inherit much, if anything, so the military or clergy (after Christianity came and fucked everything up for everyone everywhere forever) were their usual preferred career paths. Now without looking into it, this all suggests that Sixtus may have been the 6th son/child of his father lol.
My grandma was a MacDonald born in Scotland, and apparently she still held a bit of a grudge against Campbells and Argyles for the Glencoe massacre. I jokingly keep the feud going in the new world, though I'm friends with various American Campbells and Argyles 😝
Looking up my family history, I came to the realization that Im a product of the feud between Wales and England's ruling families. They married one of Llywelyn's decendants to one of Edward's. It didnt... end well and thats how my banished Welsh ancestors ended up in the "New World"! 😂 The ones who didnt lose their heads on Tower Green that is. This all makes sense if youve ever met my relatives, contant infighting.
11:50 Michael Jackson turns into a black puma/panther at the end of the awesome music video "Black or White". The music video "premiered simultaneously in 27 countries, with an audience of 500 million viewers, the most-ever for a music video." (wikipedia).
I think the Hatfield vs. McCoy feud is arguably the most infamous in American history, I'm surprised it didn't make the list. I must admit I am biased as I am a McCoy descendant, and still live in Appalachia where it is still relevant to this day.
I didn’t pay much attention to history when I was in high school.
Later, I realized that knowledge of history enriches and enhances you and anything you watch or experience.
Hindsight.
So true!!
You discovered the importance of learning about history in hindsight while basically the whole point in studying history is to avoid making the same mistakes made by others in hindsight.
Man, how much I love irony. And yes, hindsight is always 20/20.
@@mikitz well, I, for one, didn’t like school too well when I was going… and there isn’t a cap on learning, or what age you learn things either…call it irony or whatever, but I call it pretty cool when anybody who wants to know more about history does find time to study it at any age…
@@brenbabeI agree with you 100%! Better late than never. There shouldn't be a period when one should have to learn everything!
@@UnchainedMelodie92 I make sure I learn at least one thing every day, regardless of how "important" it is. A day without learning is a day wasted IMHO.
The most famous family feud in American history is obviously the Hatfields and McCoys, but their feud was not the deadliest.
The most violent and devastating feud in US history took place in Tonto Basin, Arizona between the Graham Family and the Tewksbury Family. These two ranching families engaged in a brutal range war that lasted for 10 years between 1882 and 1892 and is believed to have resulted in the deaths of over 40 people, including nearly all the men in each family plus ranch hands, hired guns, and lawmen.
It's a fascinating subject that should get more attention.
3:07 Cicero is considered by many to be one of the greatest public speakers (orators) in history.
3:21 Robert De Niro played Al Capone in the 1987 film The Untouchables.
For the film, Sean Connery won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for playing Agent James "Jim" Malone, making him the first Scottish actor to win the Academy Award for acting.
It was "The Chicago Way"
The Pazzi family were also referenced in the sequel to Silence of The Lambs (Hannibal). Detective Rinaldo Pazzi was disemboweled and hung from a palace wall too as a nod to his ancestors. 😂
happened in season 3 of the tv show as well
A+ video!
Fascinating feuds, it's such a fascinating topic!
Thanks Weird History, this was awesome! Have a great day and don't start any feuds😉
Yeah and it's good to learn about feuds other than the Hatfields and McCoys
I will never say no to videos about the feud between Bette Davis & Joan Crawford
True funny story: I was talking to a friend about another friend whose last name was McCoy. I accidentally referred to him as Mr. Hatfield then my friend started laughing hysterically. I was remembering his name based on the infamous Hatfield vs. McCoy feud when I got the names inverted in my haste during that conversation. Fortunately, Mr. McCoy was not present when I accidentally referred to him as Mr. Hatfield. Lol 😜
He's the REAL McCoy
Thought u made a funny huh?
@@pillcosby6569My friend laughed hysterically. I guess you had to be there to see what I mean. Unfortunately, it wasn't caught on video.
This isn't funny
@@corywilson2007you’re right, it’s hilarious.
3:07 Cicero's book De Officiis (On Duties) was the third book printed on the Gutenberg printing press, only after Donatus's Ars Minor and the Gutenberg Bible.
McDonald's and Campbell's story is what inspired the Red Wedding in GOT. The Campbell's were invited, and they attacked McDonald's in their sleep.
but why is there a fued? hamburgers and soup work well together.... it is ok.. I will show myself out
Talk about beef.
How did the Hatfields and McCoys not make this list? That's weird.
I am 16 hours too late seeing tis video, but I said the same thing. I think Hatfield and McCoy fued is not only more famous (or infamous) than anythig else. That fued went on for many many years
Because their story has been beaten to death.
I could be mistaken but I could’ve sworn that they already did a video on the Hatfields and McCoys on here before.
Not sure it's the right niche but Schwerpunkt made a video about the Cerchi and Buondelmonti that is pretty much in tune with the topic of harshest feuds and the vendetta. It's a mini-treaty on Medieval politics that I hotly recommend
5:30 Fomula One fans know this little town VERY well, because it’s home to the Infamous Imola Circuit, which is where Formula One drivers Roland Ratzenberger and Ayrton Senna (regarded as the greatest driver the sport has ever known) tragically lost their lives at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix.
Senna was the best, hands down. I took his death personally.
My dad and me didn't make the list....
The bust you showed of mark Antony was actually Augustus Caesar
Love this channel! But I wish the backround music were a teensy bit quieter. 🤙
3:07 In his book De Inventione (a handbook for orators), is "the first recorded use of the term "liberal arts" or artes liberales, though whether Cicero coined the term is unclear." (wikipedia).
Wow. I had no idea adidas and puma were such old companies. That’s actually really interesting.
Another really old one still going is bayer pharmiceuticals, they made alot of chemicals for the nazis during ww2. Theyre now one of the biggest chemical companys going.
4:05 Lincoln Park reminds me of Linkin Park and the St. Valentine's Day Massacre reminds me of My Bloody Valentine!
Sounds like a Battle of The Bands!
6:56 - “so which is it, inspector Pazzi? Bowels in or bowels out?”
Bugs Moran was never there. He didn't "get away," he didn't arrive when expected, but they took care of the rest of the gang anyway
9:03 There is a county called York only one county over from one called Lancaster in Nebraska.
York's county seat is the town of York and Lancaster's is Lincoln (which was originally named Lancaster).
4:47 My older brother works for an online banking company, he travels around to a lot of banks.
One of the big American feuds was the Sutton/Taylor feud in Texas. It started as the War Between The States ended and lasted maybe 10 years. Dozens were killed.
This is the last straw, Weird History!
* throws down his hat *
This ain't over!
"You tell 'im I'm comin'! And Hell's comin' with me!"
Love your content bro ♥️
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You could make an entire video (or even a career) about the feuds between England and France.
And yet they are all related. So manyFrench and Brits have cousins and other related family membwrs
Playing the Navy Hymn in the beginning story is so odd, but beautiful
Will we be seeing any more timeline videos?
I want to know more about the feud between Andrew Jackson and Henry Clay if you find it interesting. Especially their views on slavery and maybe the Trail of Tears
Uh, slight correction at 7:21 - Wlliam III of Orange wasn't an Italian Cardinal, or Catholic at all.
Ha! Very well observed😂 I KNEW he hadn't said that cos I'd have noticed immediately - which indeed he didn't - it was just in small letters under his name William III🙂 I think "Italian Cardinal" had been used as an explanation for one of the characters in the Medici v Pazzi Florentine caper😂. In fact, I don't know if you have ever seen Silence of the Lambs, but when the Italian policeman comes to see Dr Lecter in Florence, Lecter notices his name is Inspector Pazzi and describes how his predecessor, the Archbishop, had not just been "strung up" from the tower, but thrown out of the window while being stabbed such that his entire front was sliced open and all his guts fell out when he reached the bottom of the rope.😄😎 No need to explain what then happened to the policeman!
Even I know that.
I thought it was Spock vs. McCoy.
Fantastic Beefs and Where to Find Them
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Was hoping to see the Hatfields and McCoys on here, but these were great choices too.
Surprised you didn’t include the graymanes and battleborns
12:26 I graduated nursing school on June 12th, which is also Red Rose Day.
2:51 Cicero was decapitated on December 7, 43 BC, a day that would later become my birthday.
For a search on wikipedia for December 7th, this event is the first one listed.
most people move their birthday to be younger
Phillipa Gregory wrote about the Yorks and Lancasters and those books are excellent!
She's not historically accurate AT ALL.
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This time eating SPAGHETTIOS* with basil and cheese melted on top and drinking a Wild Cherry Capri Sun...while watching this Weird History video!
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You should have included the Montagues & the Capulets.
The first idea for Peacetime Tea is realizing whether true peace can be reasonably achieved through the sit down.
6:23
Saved by Ezio Auditore da Firenze. 😂😂😂😂
It would be a cool story if it was true.
This is the drama that makes me pay attention than the drama these days 😂
The Glencoe Massacre was also an inspiration for GRRM with ASoIaF, just like the War of the Roses was. Also the Black Dinner.
2:00 There is a recipe for Marc Anthony's Scampi Salad by Rachel Ray, which include anchovies from the tin to put in the salad.
I think you should cover the rivalry between the Hatfields & McCoys.
I was waiting for you to mention the Hatfields and McCoys. 😂
Im kinda surprised that the Hatfield and McCoy feud wasn't mentioned in the video.
Nothing like a good feud.
That synch over Nickelson's line was ehhh pretty good
You forgot the feud between the Vanderbilts and the Astors! I was waiting and waiting 😂
Is that "Eternal Father, strong to save" playing in the background?
6:17 As awesomely portrayed in Assassin's Creed II!
Was looking for this comment!
My grandma Trudy's maiden name was Fields or so we thought. She admitted to me she was related to the Hatfields of the terrible and violent feuding Hatfields and McCoys. The only thing that stopped that feud was when the women in her family turned their male family members in. That was the way it stopped. She was always embarrassed about her heritage because of this.
You forgot the Hatfields and McCoys...... The biggest feud that's still long lasting to this day
Hatfield vs McCoy, Aldi's vs Trader Joe's come to mind as rivals. Also the Dallas Cowboys vs the NFL, because it seems Dallas is always at war some other team
These family feuds are deadly but which one was more impactful? SURVEY SAYS...
Knew about the Adidas feud but didn't know how intense it was
I remember as a kid we joked that 'Adidas' was an acronym for, "All Day I Dream About Sex."
... and the Gallagher Brothers?
Did I miss the Hatfields & McCoys?
Biggie and Tupac beef was bigger then any of these.
In Roman Latin the C has a hard k name so his name would have been pronounced kee-ker-o not cis-er-o
I use to think that too. But it'sa little more complicated. It's not really a hard C or K sound either. It sort of sounds like a hard C or K. But at the same time it also makes kind of a soft G sound. I watched a video by a guy who speaks Latin. It's very difficult to pronounce Cicero for English speakers. The "hard" C is said very subtle and soft. It's hard to explain. You have to hear how he does it.
I did not know the heated history between Adidas and Puma.
I think Hatfield and McCoys were covered on its own video some time back.
The feud on how to say Adidas is probably the most infuriating to be fair…
When I got my first teaching job, I moved into one classroom and another girl who was hired at the same time as me, Miss MacDonald, took the room next to mine. I'll never forget walking in with her, boxes in both our hands, when we were jumped by the math teacher shrieking, "Uh oh! A MacDonald across the hall from a Campbell? What? Uh oh!" SMH Old world feuds lingering into the present day and awkwardly manifesting in professional situations are really weird.
Starting a Weird History Tea Sequence!
Thinking about ideas for Peacetime Tea*†...while watching this Weird History video!
* Inspired by the Weird History videos about historical feuds.
† It's Tea Time!
What about Mark Antony and Octavion?
The one I guessed immediately from the intro was Adidas vs Puma.
10:30 that is Edward III, not Edward IV
Hatfields and McCoys should have made the list
Well, this is quite a list. Family feud, Mom's favorite.
Fun fact, it was fairly common in ancient Rome - and apparently afterwards in Itally - to properly name your first son only, then name your following sons, literally, 'Second, Third, Fourth, etc. Additionally, the those sons weren't going to inherit much, if anything, so the military or clergy (after Christianity came and fucked everything up for everyone everywhere forever) were their usual preferred career paths. Now without looking into it, this all suggests that Sixtus may have been the 6th son/child of his father lol.
Wow Robert Campbell he's my ancestor😊
7:43 Kim Kardashian eats her Chicken McNuggets with only honey as a dipping sauce.
Now i want an updated Romeo and Juliet set in war-torn Germany between the son of an Adidas employee and a Puma-makers daughter.
Potsie as in warren "Potsie" webber?
One that you missed was Cleopatra vs her siblings
So McDonald's and Campbell's soup had beef since the 1700s interesting
What about the Hatfield and McCoy feud?
My grandma was a MacDonald born in Scotland, and apparently she still held a bit of a grudge against Campbells and Argyles for the Glencoe massacre. I jokingly keep the feud going in the new world, though I'm friends with various American Campbells and Argyles 😝
This Campbell honors that decision…….but we will still fight your clan! 😂
Looking up my family history, I came to the realization that Im a product of the feud between Wales and England's ruling families. They married one of Llywelyn's decendants to one of Edward's. It didnt... end well and thats how my banished Welsh ancestors ended up in the "New World"! 😂 The ones who didnt lose their heads on Tower Green that is.
This all makes sense if youve ever met my relatives, contant infighting.
Thinking of unique animals like pumas...the best mascot would be Finnegan Fox (from the TH-cam channel Save A Fox).
Everyone loves Finnegan Fox!
What about the Hatfields and McCoys?
That last picture of “Edward IV” is actually Edward III
How about the Hatfield and McCoy feud? That one lasted a few decades.
How about the lifelong feud between the Hollywood actress sisters Olivia de Havilland and Joan Fontaine?
I had to pause when you ironically said multi hypenate James II. James Ii-James II of Scotland-England.
Lamborghini and Ferrari is a funny one
You forgot the Hattfields & McCoys, probably the most famous feud in American history. God job.
Chatham’s Library in Manchester
You showed a picture of Edward iii when you mentioned Edward iv🤦♀️
11:50 Michael Jackson turns into a black puma/panther at the end of the awesome music video "Black or White".
The music video "premiered simultaneously in 27 countries, with an audience of 500 million viewers, the most-ever for a music video." (wikipedia).
Great rivalries don't have to be built on hatred. They're built on respect, on a respect for excellence.
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I think the Hatfield vs. McCoy feud is arguably the most infamous in American history, I'm surprised it didn't make the list. I must admit I am biased as I am a McCoy descendant, and still live in Appalachia where it is still relevant to this day.