The Cost of Concordia
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Ship-a go sink.
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Q&A: • Costa Concordia Q&A
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(Down with this ship scene)
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Exec Producer Mitch Duffy missed the credits list so he's down here.
Q&A: th-cam.com/video/U6Crdz7Uo7c/w-d-xo.html
cool
thank you mr historian
Thank you Mr Zuckerburg
thanks, chief
Noice
hand reveal
that is true boris
holy shit
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Ey, Boris has come to see us!
Why are you everywhere
interesting how the random lady on the ship who called her daughter did more to save lives than the captain
Ye captain speggeti brain was doing it for the money not for the job let alone Alvaro g abt his passengers
Right? Always think for yourself, especially in such situations, they don't want to cause panic, but that doesn't mean they have your best interest at heart, as in this case. Don't do drastic crazy shit though, but don't just listen like a sheep if your instinct tells you something's wrong, like a "blackout" causing a ship to tilt. I would have been standing with a life vest next to a life boat if they told me to go back to the cabins
false.
@Nobody comments are not funny you troglodyte she didn't do more to save lives. its that simple.
@@Triantalex she informed the coast guard. Which allowed them to start preperations for an evacuation before the captain even bothered reporting the ship was taking on water.
I love how everyone is either a stock image or a sims character.
I can’t even imagine his search history
honestly whats the difference
Nah that’s actually how it was didn’t you know everyone in Italy are either Sims characters or Stock images?
Exactly how things should be.
Give some credit to the Oblivion guard judge at 41:27 as well
I got fired as a teenager for being late to food lion after high school too many times. This guy wrecked that many cruise ships and kept his job before this. The world is unfair.
The world is and always has been unfair
Food Lion bastards!
Amen brethren, that's a crucial realisation. Adjust and act accordingly.
When you have positions of authority rules don't apply to you.
You both deserved to be fired 🤷♀️
"Who steals a big fuckoff bell?" From what I understand, the ship's bell is the ultimate souvenir for wreck divers.
If I dive on a wreck, I want the bell if it's still there.
Yep, just look at the Edmund Fitzgerald
@@hallamhal Not exactly a souvenir, though. It was recovered to go in a museum, reportedly at the behest of the families of those lost with the ship.
Than just go to a minecraft village and steal the bell from there and not from a fuckin' ship wreck
@@Exoterminally ... why don't the shipwrecks in Minecraft have bells? Maybe that's where the villagers got theirs...
It seems like the only people that actually knew wtf they were doing were the mechanic and the magician
Fr those below deck crew are some of the real heroes
Yeah the magician disappeared
The safety officer seemed pretty on the ball.
I'm still wondering if that woman is still in the box.
@@justz00t48 The magician opened the latch before he ran away 12:54
The captain was trying to do that Han Solo "everything's fine here, how are you" bit for like two hours.
btw "Schettino" in English does sound wierdly alike with the Russian word "scotina" which means "a filthy stupid animal"
That's the ship that made the drive-by-salute in 0.35 mils.
*Scrrrraattccchhh* "A boring cruise, anyways. CHEWIE!?"
Situation NoRmAl.
@@RedboRF Well, fate is a strange thing isn't it?
It’s gotta take some serious balls to say “I died twice” while you’re at a hearing for a tragedy where 30 or so people *literally* died.
moreso just not having a good grasp of English
And she is STILL allowed free despite having been a stowaway AND involved in the fatal shipwreck
@@Littledog0808she wasn't in charge of the ship in any way bumble fuck
She’s quite unlucky when quite many other people had the luxury of only dying once
add to that, her social media bio currently reads: "Domnica Cemortan Costa Concordia Survivor / Human rights activist"
People often question the intelligence/competence of fictional characters, like in horror or crime. Saying "they couldn't possibly be that stupid!" and the like, and yet here is the perfect example of human stupidity in real life. This sounds like an episode of Archer ffs.
the more we succeed the more sloppy we get, and then we tumble apart
There is a difference tho. Unlike real life , in fiction there is allways someone to answer for the actions of the characters while IRL there is none , which means that its the author's duty to leave little up for interpretation if he can . Charater actions need to be excused by motivations, personality and so on.
Seccondly , the author is GOD as far as the book is concerned so he cant explain things by chance since there is no chance when you are GOD .
Thirdly realism is not necesarily good . Plausibility is what is good .
@@shadowpriest2574 im talking about irl :)
@@devonesq.7533 my comment was refering to the original post.
The thing is when Archer crashes a ship he's usually drunk and it's funny. This guy was sober and it was a tragedy.
"Vada a Bordo Cazzo!" was iconic, but it wasn't the best part of their dialogue during the sinking.
"Schettino lei si sarà salvato dalla furia del mare, ma io le faccio passare l'anima di guai"
-"Schettino you might have escaped the fury of the sea, but I'll make sure you have a miserable life" was the best one
In other words, JUSTICE WILL PREVAIL ONE WAY OR ANOTHER
I saw it translated as, “You may have escaped the sea today, but I will really hurt you”. Either way, POWERFUL
@@stealthlock6634 there's no direct translation that sounds good, closest would be 'I'll make your life a living hell'
"You may have escaped the fury of the sea, but I'll make sure you won't escape the fury of me!"?
that's too long to get tattooed but it fuckin owns
The captain’s mistress telling that random guy he isn’t allowed to record really sent me
I would've been like "Bitch, we just survived a shipwreck. You can't fucking stop me."
I would follow her shouting "who tf are you to tell me what what to do? This is a public place and the law doesn't prohibit recording in a public place" I bet she wouldn't be so bossy after that.
See I initially assumed that she was the Captain's mistress AND ALSO had like, some kind of legitimate position of authority on the ship?
But no, she was literally just the Captain's side piece, and a god damn stowaway at that, and yet she really had the audacity to just be like "Ummmm who said you could film this???"
@@bluef1sh926 cringe
“Who say you allow?”
“Me.”
My heart goes out to the poor souls that died in the elevator. What a horrible way to go.
The saddest part was that NOONE from the staff went to check the lifts during that half hour between the crash and the general emergency call!
The thought of that haunts me
What I learned from 9/11 and this. Never trust elevators.
@@Cbd_7ohm Got that right!
I thought people were stuck in elevators too but I read an article that said this - "Three Electricians testified that all lifts reached their scheduled deck after the blackout however one elevator was found by the speleologist divers with the doors opened, and bodies were found on the bottom of the shaft. This suggests that the doors were opened on this lift when the emergency switchboard was connected in the forced mode at around 22.15. "
Passengers: The ship is sinking.
Crew: They're delusional. Send them to the lounge.
You didn't see water in the engine room because it's not there!
3,6 compartments flooded. Not great not terrible
Apparently our ship sunk. Tell me, how does a Concordia-class cruise ship sink?
Now I WANT a Chernobyl breakdown
@@Kremit_the_Forg 1912 had the second sister of the class sink while 2012 had the lead sister sink. (you are right; she's a Costa Concordia-class cruise ship)
The captain: “we just killed 32 people!”
The helmsman: “42?”
Crew master: 33
@@IcExHeCz Chef: 53
23!
69
6,000,000
Love how none of the passengers trusted the staff and they were completly right.
I mean they aren't dumb, a big screech followed by everything going tits up and the crew saying its another field day in Denmark? Yeah idk I'd be busy inventing a way to be Moses
Movies and real-life situations like this have taught me not to trust those in power in times of crisis.
@@adventurerretro3766 ....NYC twin tower 9/11, "everything is fine report back to your office
Well, the ship was listing. People could feel and literally see the effects of it, so no wonder they wanted to abandon ship.
Who knows; if most people had believed what the staff initially told them more might have died, since they wouldn't have been able to get out in time. If they had returned to their cabins and taken off their life vests.
Scary thought 😐
@@adventurerretro3766 At that point, those who were supposed to be in power have already lost theirs, making them worse than useless. You're better off on your own.
An excellent, subtle addition at 23:49 to say “People still on board: 32” when the last survivor is rescued. It’s a wonderful, yet soft recognition of those that never made it off the ship.
Really makes you wonder who he stole the idea from.
@@ziggle5000 ahh one of that guy minion. Still attacking even though barely anybody beside your side cares eh?
@@ziggle5000 I have seen you cry in multiple comments now 😢
@@theunknowman12 context?
@@godzillakaijuboyih plagiarised the man in cave video, and when any fan brings it up, they get attacked by other fans even tho its a very valid criticism to make
On one hand, the fact that less than three dozen died out of several thousand aboard would normally be considered fortunate. On the other hand, it confirms that if the captain hadn't lied for so long and actually taken action, no one would have died at all.
It wasn't too much of a disaster tbh and the majority of people who died did so because they were asleep, it being right at the coast and there being no storm also helped a lot
@@victorkreig6089 The sinking and abandonment of a several million dollar vessel even with nobody aboard could still be called a disaster
@@keicorsac no it isn't, that's just financially irresponsible
@@victorkreig6089 It can be both, an earthquake with 0 casualties would still be called a natural disaster
Yeah, the mistress should watch the mother who lost her son, the ship's violinist describe her loss (along w/all the other lost souls aboard) while she's whining away about how she died twice! It's heartbreaking to watch that poor mother.
No wonder this little tart ended up w/such an over-bloated ham. One woman gushed over sitting at the table next to Schettino at dinner like he was a rock star! (Omg, she could have reached out & touched him - a regular stud muffin)!
“No more 45 minute videos on the main channel”
I like that because that probably means more videos more often, but I’m also kinda sad because these long ass videos are such a joy to watch
Nah... More 46 minute 48 second videos is what he meant
I like the long videos :(
slide 2: internet historian: incognito mode
@@voodoo2006 I wonder what the secret channels are, tho...
More or less
There is something even more IRONIC and outrageous that has never been mentioned in the video: The "captain" Schettino has been invited by the University of Sapienza to hold a lecture about, I shit you not, panic management.
*muffled screaming*
What a good way to tarnish your reputation.
Is it supposed to be a lesson in what not to do?
This probably isn’t the case but i’d like to imagine it as a “don’t do what i did” type of thing
or just a professor saying: “look at this pathetic worm. He isn’t worthy to be captain of the guard. He might as well be off to jail with his goods now forfeit or he pays with his blood. Even the Coast Guard Captain said ‘what’s the matter? Getting tired?’”
@@obijuanquenobi1911 Maybe they'll let him present and then the professor will tell the class to ignore everything he said.
Did anyone miss the fact that the only reason the harbor master even found out about the incident is that a passenger called her daughter, who called the police and then the police called the harbor master. That is about as fucked up as it gets
Self-preservation above all else
"Captain get back on board for fuck sake"
As an italian I am greatful that you shed light on this tragedy
Why are you every where?
@@redzeitgeist854 because I am eternal
I’m shocked this wasn’t more internationally covered this whole thing is a huge deal!
is italy nice
a normal name
Like all places it depends on where you go but yes Italy is a very lovely place Venice would be a good recommendation
She has some nerve saying she "died twice" when real people lost their actual lives
i understand what shes saying but it is pretty tasteless
"i died twice as hard because i got caught cheating with a cowardly "captain" :'(( the pain those that lost family members feel means nothing compared to MY lost pride!!!"
If the dead could speak they would be some salty motherfuckers.
I believe the word she was looking for was "embarrassed." I can understand the confusion since I'm sure her shameless, skanky ass must be unfamiliar with the feeling.
hooker is as hooker does
It was kind of messed up of the media to try to shift the blame to the mistress "distracting the captain" as if he wasn't the one in charge of this disaster, but imagine having the absolute audacity to say "today I die for the second time" to the camera when people actually died on that ship...
I was prepared to feel bad for her until that bullshit
I mean I'd be distracted by her
Agreed. Although I guarantee that she did indeed distract him, that was entirely his fault for bringing her there in the first place, and then not having the self-discipline to do his damn job, regardless of her presence.
as far as I remember he even blamed her for touching his hair when traces of cocaine were found in a hair analysis. I'd really like to know how or why he got away with this excuse.
well i guess it takes a lot for them to ever blame a man for his own actions
That korean couple jeez. Sounds like an absolute nightmare waking up to that
If they were north Korean, they'd be like this is still an improvement
@@JK-gm6kkThey couldn't have been North Koreans. North Koreans are basically prisoner citizens who aren't allowed to leave their "country"
@@Deneberus Some are and do, to China/Russia. Usually North Koreans that are deemed very committed to the NK regime, and are sent off to China/Russia to do cheap labour to earn money to send back home for the regime.
Some North Koreans also become disillusioned and defect to another country that doesn't have an extradition agreement with NK (generally Mongolia, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand or Vietnam), when they reach these countries they turn themselves into the authorities there intentionally because those countries will extradite them to South Korea. There's been a reported minimum of 34000 North Koreans who have escaped North Korea by defecting in one way or another since 1998.
So generally speaking, yes you are right in the sense that it is unlikely they would be North Koreans, but it isn't absolutely implausible. And that statistic that I mentioned exclusively applies to defectors, there are thousands more North Koreans that live and work in China, Russia and Poland as slave/cheap labour. High ranking members of the DPRK are occasionally permitted to travel abroad for recreational stuff, sometimes their children are permitted to live abroad in the West for education.
@@gyrthez246 - Their families would typically be held back as collateral.
@@DeneberusYou totally missed the point of the comment. It's just a joke.
"Who is the best captain for this new ship?"
"Sir, we have a captain that has wrecked a couple of ships."
"Perfect!"
"Do you have any experience as a ship captain?"
"Well, I've crashed a few ships in my time, so you tell me."
Well, he DOES have experience with ships...
@@letsBrn what's funny is they could be experienced because many pilot tried to recreate the Pentagon plane hit but failed to do it because they say its impossible, or it could be not a plane at all
And who used to be just the head of security, but within a couple of years managed to become a captain. That guy clearly had some massive connections with important political figures. That wouldn't only explain the fact that he was hired despite being incredibly underqualified, but also his multiple affairs with relatively good looking women, while himself looked like a melting piece of ham with pubic hair on top.
worst captain ever.
The crewman who died evacuating people was the real hero. May he rest in peace.
And it took this video for me to hear about him, everyone talks about the coward captain smh
@@cyberbird451 for real. His story deserves to be told.
People usually hate villains more than they love heroes.
I know and also what sucks most is that his body was the last body recovered.
@Adrian Ciurea and maybe he's not!
I'm Italian, this is a god-tier documentary, not even the journalists are this good at reconstruct the events.
Hell, I've learned more about the event by watching this video than from the actual media.
Indeed
This was like the HBO Chernobyl documental
A perfect balance of information, memes, and godlike editing
Yeah, also from italy, not expecting such a masterpiece
@@DavidRamirez-lq2co except without the scarenongering and mysticism
videos like this is why cable tv is failing. one of the most well done deep dives I've ever seen. masterfully made and held 100% of my attention the entire time.
I regularly rewatch this and the other vids. They are a masterpiece
Not to mention how funny some parts are like the line where he says “dude is determined to abandon his wife as well”
unfortunately he stole most of this video from a vanity fair article and didn't bother crediting the person who wrote his video for him where he profited well over $100k in ad revenue.
@@soupstoreclothingnot really, man in cave video yes he got the copyright strike, no this one is fair use.
@@RaNc0R This one was from a different article, apparently. If you're so blatant as to do an entire article, you've done it before.
Kind of funny that the entire fiasco started just because they wanted to troll the island residents by blasting the horns in the middle of the night.
We do a little trolling
@@ZhenRizen and we get fucked over-
And troll them they did
@@ZhenRizen literally was about to comment that
I'd say "karma", but I don't want the souls of those who died because of these morons to drag me to a watery grave
the fact the dude called him on his cell phone to keep frying him up... LEGEND
It could've been worse. They could've offered 500 atoms in in-game currency as compensation
Fuck compensation!
Light wood laminate! Light wood laminate!
@@airbournestrike Discount off the ticket when the Concordia sails again under its very same captain... LEL
Ironically that was a better deal, cause the money that was offered was only enough to cover the expenses for a trip home, So after getting home you’d be back to square one minus the stuff you lost. So the 76 customers got off better XD
I don’t know where that’s from..
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
The absolute fucking commitment of making a big fucking pot of spaghetti with all the fixins just to pull it out by hand and reveal THE DEETS in the bottom for 10 second transition is just fucking incredible
Kinda made me sad
That spaghetti looked so fucking good 😢😢😢
@@I_dcd It looked like noodles in canned sauce.
What a waste of spaghetti.
come on it takes like 5 minutes to make spaghetti haha
I honestly don't know what was the bigger red flag: the dude who managed to become captain in two years, or the helmsmen with a massive language barrier.
Por que no los dos
It’s like the plot to a cruise liner sitcom but actually not funny because dead people
The fucker that hired them both!
The captain had already wrecked ships beforehand. How do you get a job as a captain if you've left behind wrecks everywhere?
Kinda racist tbh
@@unnecessaryapostrophe4047 how is that racist?
Whoever decided to play " my heart will go on" in the restaurant as the ship was going down was a real one
They should've played “Nearer My God to Thee” 😂
I feel like the first thing you should never do while working on a cruise ship is do _anything_ that thousands of people would associate with a sinking cruise ship, _especially_ if the ship is literally sinking at the time lmao
Madlad. They probably thought F it we playin a meme song
😂😂😂
fuckin legend
The deputy mayor actually getting on the ship and helping with the evacuation is a pretty badass move
People here used to say that those events showcased the doublefaced nature of Italy. Noble heroes on one side, incompetent corrupt cowards on the other.
Not even the mayor. The DEPUTY mayor!
That man better have gotten an award or im suing the entire nation
@@navaryn2938 in the usa our officals dont have that first side
@@navaryn2938 It reminds me of that Greek crewed cruise ship off South Africa--the captain and crew abandoned the ship with it's passengers as the ship began to sink. The shipboard Band that was entertaining the passengers actually did the job of organizing the evacuation and contacting authorities on shore for the rescue.
When Costa Concordia happened, I thought--FINALLY A captain even more cowardly and incompetent than that Greek Captain.
This was the last video I watched with my dad before he died.. he loved it. Thank you, you made him laugh hard in his last days which he badly needed.
I’m so sorry for you loss. I lost my dad last year too. I’m so glad he had a chance to see this video and now it has such a special meaning. Makes me wish I would’ve had my dad watch this too he would’ve thought it was hilarious too 🫶🏾🫶🏾
Live a long good life, he'll be waiting for ya in whatever lies beyond this world, make sure ya tell him you lived a good life when you find him ❤
After seeing the Fyre Festival, I didn't think the Internet Historian could recite a more jaw-droppingly disastrous event than that... boy was I wrong.
Incompetence: water edition lmao
Even though Fyre sucked, this one caused actual deaths.
Yeah people need to do and be better
...Did I watch that one?
Gotta make sure later!
XD
"Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." -Some Guy
That's pretty ballsy for the mayor to just get on a lifeboat and start rescuing people personally when he's not even a sailor or crewman. Incredible how so many people stepped up and took initiative when they saw that the crew (some of them) wasn't.
Yeah, kinda surprised the ship didn't abruptly sink when he entered it, consider his massive steel balls.
Nah, he wrapped a huge chain around his waist and jumped onto the rocks so he could anchor the ship and prevent it from sinking any further.
I heard he had experience as a sailor, but I have no sources for that.
it's ironic for Schettino as he had to pull strings to get a job where you can direct, lead and save people and couldn't really do it and was a coward meanwhile others untrained did their best and stayed courageous in the face of this disaster.
@@brookhall8957 What's more ironic is that had he done his job he'd probably be better off now because there's a good chance that many, if not all of the deaths, could have been prevented if he just issued an evacuation order once he knew the ship was fucked. Yeah, he'd still be in deep shit, but at least people would see him as someone who owned up to what he did instead of being a laughing stock featured in an Internet Historian video.
This is why you don't leave Sims unattended.
Unless you're GrayStillPlays. Then let Florida Man take the helm, and watch the fireworks, lol
@@tachyon8317 lets game it out also playing. And its post-anthony josh
@@user-oy8vu3xb2y ahh, Igot Demshoulders terror of people and pets everywhere
@@redmoon383 i just remembered rtgames sims playthru. Oh god no
Internet historian did a mistake.. its 24:06 FALSE 1990's sinking of Estonia was way bigger catastrophe. Hundreds of people died.
Genuinely wondering what Schettino expected to gain from lying to the coast guard. I can't imagine a single scenario where doing so could possibly have a better outcome for him than just telling the truth and calling for a rescue.
He was just trying to delay the inevitable and was in huge denial. There wouldnt be a good scenario where that would be helpful but he had a pride to preserve I guess lol
It's wild but I notice this a lot more often with people 'like him.' Like murderers who know they're caught, or when ppl know their partner will find out they're cheating but keep lying until the very end. It's like they're hoping for a miracle to keep them in the clear or they can't handle having to say it out loud or something. They do seem to be people who are used to getting away with stuff that is insane to get away with tbf (like this captain or in general ppl who never had to face the consequences for their actions bc their parents would step in or something) so that makes sense. Like they think as long as I don't admit it I can get away with it.
Most likely he didn't wanna "look bad" or some bull.
Pride. Most definitely pride.
Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall.
I like how the people without any known photos are made from The Sims 4
@@gh1h3 yep, IH would probably get restricted if he used private information, including photos which aren't widely publicized. Even says so on every disclaimer
This Pilon guy is an unsung hero. He tried his best to salvage the situation with just a screwdriver.
Meanwhile Cpt:
I go fall off now
A real life Dr who.
@@Catterjeeo trying to save the day with a screwdriver
It wasn’t the captain?
My thoughts, exactly
I don't think people give this deputy mayor enough credit. He literally ran onto a sinking ship to help people, thats not his responsibility nobody would expect him to do that. He just did that because he's a good person
Other officials should take note.
It may have also been due to his experience from his position. I'm not exactly privy to the resposibilities of an Italian deputy mayor but his role could have provided him with experience in leadership, coordination of large groups of people or calmly handling stressful situations under pressure. These are critical and life-saving skills to have in an emergency situation and he could have recognised his ability to help, especially with so many useless important crew onboard. Whether he did or not, still massive props to him for being a good person and a hero who likely saved one or more lives.
Yeah, pretty Chad move honestly.
Yeah, pretty Chad move honestly.
Could also be good for publicity too, my guess is he did it for both reasons
The transitions between segments with the asset of the Costa Concordia exploding just become progressively more hilarious each time
"you're not allowed to make film movie"
"I'm allowed"
Legend
"who say you are allow?" Like whos gonna stop them from filming
@@novaspartan7656 The best answer to that is: "Bitch, I am on land"
Most Italian exchange ever
No, it's ok. I'm just taking a video.
that was bloodboiling
The storytelling abilities, the segments with the png images moving around, this channel resurrects all the mortal souls every time it uploads.
how tf did you invent time travel
Didn’t think I’d see Hoovy Tube here, but I’m not complaining
Drip or down am I right 😎
Omg the png images..omg those cut out png images are so resourceful and unique aren't they? I love PNG IMAGES. PNG IMAGES. PNG IMAGES
@@alexsozansky Are you having a stroke?
Those engineers and mechanics are the real mvps. Putting aside the clown show on the bridge, they did their goddamn jobs down there to the absolute best of their ability under the circumstances and under immense pressure. I hope they got the recognition they deserved and weren’t lumped in with “the crew was incompetent/at fault”.
They should have even more credit for putting themselves in harms way and even risking the fact of drowning with no chance of survival (because water-tight bulkheads or blocked exits) just to try and keep a sinking ship afloat long enough for as many people to get off as possible is heroic as hell.
I hate to say it, but if it weren't for people like this, we'd be in one hell of a wasteland.
Let's just say that your local drainage systems take approximately 72 hours to turn into epidemic distribution system, repairs can't be performed properly because funds for real needs are cut so the management could get another Lamborghini, system as whole is 10+ years overdue for full-blown overhaul and all this cardhouse holds together on a dude in rebreather chanting that he is quitting this g-ass job while literally duct-taping the pieces.
Engineers are the reason most of the stuff you have isn't broken or killing you, from the tapwater to the electricity. They don't get paid enough.
Why blaspheme the Lord? You are sinning!
@@gigiis526 You do know we probably don't care, right? I don't care. Believe what you want to believe, but don't try to drag me down because your religion or culture finds something I or someone else did bad in their eyes and bring them down because of your unique values.
I'm from Savona, my family and others helped the survivors after they arrived in Savona's city port, I'll never forget it. Thank you for talking about this tragedy❤
“This isn’t like any electrical problem she’s ever seen.” With the footage of plates sliding across the floor had me in tears.
I think there’s a scene just like that in Titanic.
I would believe the bridge if I was a passanger and they said a blackout was causing the leaning of the ship. If I didn't know much about how the boats worked, I might assume the gyroscope that controled the ship's left and right water pressure stability systems was out. Would seem perfectly probable to me.
Electric problem with plates sliding... Could the blates being pulled by an bizarre magnetic field?
@@agbottan maybe the ballasts aren't working properly? IDK I'm not an engineer.
Sometimes we need a Karen.
This really shows how “connections” can get you jobs you don’t deserve.
Also, the corruption of Italy...
Dude, Italy it s old school, like you said connections, it s all about favors, it s all doddggy. In a State where the anti mafia leader is involved deeply with mafia and has no remorse is done for me.
ozymandias
Raccomandato 💯
Almost there. The companies that work through "connections" usually end up sinking like this ship
Internet Historian has gone from making quick TH-cam documentaries to making...actual documentaries. It’s a perfect blend of shitpost, art, and education
Living proof that some of the most aware among us are, more often than not, the shitposters. That's why the MSM started attacking "trolls" years back. The establishment fears the meme.
Internet Historian should join Nebula
Art...
🎨🎭🗿 *A R T* 🗿🎭🎨
@@rezandrarizkyirianto-1933 Is THIS /\/\/\/\/\/\ an art?
@@tachyon8317 More importantly, whem is ART, and when is dinner? And where are my pants, and where am I, and have you seen my mom? Please I'm lost
On the principle of reaching equilibrium, Titanic was rated to survive flooding for the first 4 compartments, not 2. 6 compartments were breached, although the 6th compartment (Boiler Room 5) breach was small enough for the pumps to keep under control. The 5th compartment ahead (Boiler Room 6) was far too heavily breached meaning her doom.
As an Italian I'm amused by the amount of pasta and coffee that flew around the rooms during the impact 10/10
And wine... dont forget the wine
I just love the fact that all Italians in the video drive Italian sports cars. (Except for the cabbie, who drives, well, a cab).
Watching this video makes me hate italy and I'm not even italian .
@@playerxz6485 bruh thats kinda rude
I felt guilty for laughing, so I'm glad to read your comment.
Fun fact: Schettino taught a course on panic and crisis management in Rome in 2014, *two years after he nope'd the fuck out of managing the crisis he caused*
He finally mend his ways.
Those who can’t do, teach. Perfect example
@@rainmanhart2809 no
@@maniaclaugh is Rome that corrupt???
No way
"Captain, do you even know where we're going?!??!"
Schettino: "Off-course."
ha-ha :}
You did good
“Captain are you cheating on your wife with that woman”?
“Of Course”!
I used to work on tugboats and the scrutiny of captains and pilots ESPECIALLY when passengers are present on the boat is very freaking high. I always assumed it would be 10 times as scrutinized when it comes to cruise ships but I guess I was entirely wrong
The question is though, did you work in Italy? Cause nepotism is king there it's all about "who you know."
The real hero of this story is the Australian trying to sell the ship on eBay, truly, more people should aspire to be like that guy
"Used condition. Some minor scuffs."
_Certainement mon Capitaine!!_
"Buyer to collect"
He's the man that sold the world
An entire continent/country of shitposters. I love Australians so much 😂
Jesus, it's like they did every single thing wrong. He is without a doubt the worst pirate I've ever seen.
So it would seem.
But you heared of him 🤷🏻♂️
It's unfair to pirates to call him a pirate. What pirate ever sank his own ship? Maybe a few, but we know of them only by their absence from history as they had the good grace to go down with their ships.
Have you heard the tale of the Gentlmen Pirate? 😆
@@josephburnett1514 The gentleman pirate was an excellent pirate.
imagine living through this and then being recommended this masterpiece of a TH-cam content
Whole life has lead to this moment
"52 seconds ago"
granted I already watched like 20 minutes
I imagine a Costa Concordia survivor watching this.
Imagine if the convicted and that Moldovan Karen saw it.
Imagine if they saw this comment...
"Yes, exactly like this."
"Hey that's me!"
44:03 i think its pretty funny that getting the ship to float again costed more than double that of the ship itself
The only person that seemed competent was the repair engineer. That guy was jury rigging that fan with a screwdriver to buy more time. Time the captain wasted. Glad someone told him to evacuate despite the captain.
Tbh the repair engineer, the security officer who disobeyed the captain, the Indian waiter, all were lions led by 1 fucking donkey
@@dragonstormdipro1013 a donkey who served little time in jail, welcome to Italy
@@karandras2854 meanwhile China.
Tigers led by mice
@@karandras2854 he is still in jail. What do you mean?
@@dragonstormdipro1013 mad respect for them.
Really sad the waiter died saving people.
It's almost as if a language barrier existing in something as important as the bridge of the ship is a bad thing.
He was only the pilot though, don't see the problem
Shhhhhhhhhhhh twitter will get mad!
@@bi7630 Ye they’ll cancel you
And I'm confused at how he became a helmsman with his previous jobs of being a housekeeper and a house painter, those are one of the lowest jobs in Indonesia and require no education whatsoever
@@07_danishwistara29 Affirmative Action
This is the luxury equivalent of Jurassic Park.
Spared no expense with the attraction, spared every expense with manpower and safety.
And then Dennis Nedry turns the navigation systems off.
All it took was 1 corrupt man to not do a thing they knew better off.
"When they opened Disneyland in 1956, nothing worked"
"Yeah, but, John, if The Pirates of the Caribbean breaks down, the pirates don't eat the tourists"
Well, they didn't spare any safety expenses, just the person in charge was comedically incompetent.
@@gearyt2355 Spared expanses both on the crew, and the maintenance of safety equipment
Water tight doors failed, emergency generator failed, black box failed.
Schettino treated this situation like a trustfund fratboy who got a yacht for his 21st birthday
That's probably exactly what happened on his 21st birthday
“Not content with abandoning his ship, this dude is determined to abandon his wife as well”
How do you consistently come up with absolute bangers like this IH? Had me laughing nonstop for a good while there.
There's a reason why his videos take so long to make
I left them ... I left them all...and not just the passengers but the wife and the children too.
You take your time to perfectly cook a fine meal my friend, it's an art on itself.
It’s not hard for him since he is a celestial being
Tbh that engineer in the engine room was truly incredible and was a first class engineer turning the fan on and off and staying down there even though it was flooded
Even scarier when doing so puts him at risk of electrocution.
In the behind the scenes version, he reveals that pilon kept basically the entire emergency generator system online using a rag and a screwdriver. Now that's a real engineer.
@@KeremMeteOzdemir Damn, he was not lying at all on his resume
@@KeremMeteOzdemir that's "Das Boot" level on engineering. Top man
What a hero. If it wasn't for him, that situation would've been way worse and with way more casualties
The whole "lie to prevent a panic" thing always pisses me off. How the hell do you think that's going to help the situation at all, especially since people are just going to panic harder once they realize they've been lied to?
That only works if you can fix the situation and do something about it, the problem here is that they can't fix it and the Captain was in denial of what happened.
is perfect to control the crowd WHEN THE DISASTER CAN BE SOLVED BEFORE they all realize...
in those cases works perfectly.
This was not one of those cases obviously
Why lie? It's better to tell everyone what is actually happening when a situation mean LIVES ARE ON THE LINE!!!!! because then you will cause more panic in the crowd if you lie about the F'ING SHIP SINKING!!!!
@@galladesamurai2380 yes no ones denying the captain should have been honest here, he knew the ship was cooked and was dishonest which cost lives. But in the event of a resolvable situation (ie the ships not sinking but may have a flooded compartment) you lie to avoid panic because people scare easily and now you’re trying to solve a problem with the ship AND deal with people running around like headless chickens
@@redbear8974 lmao Headless chickens
LOL the Italian comment at 31:49 says exactly "For god's sake leave piloting cabins alone"
Wise words considering she screwed up the 1st time she was in one
Playing my Heart Will Go On on a cruise ship should be against the law
It’s like having Final Destination 1 as an in-flight movie, it’s just asking for trouble
Play the shitty flute version
@@ghivifahmi4252 you mean recorder?
@@GoldenGamingPhoenix Final Destination movies had that John Denver song
Like that scene from Airplane in which they're shown playing a movie with aerial disasters XD
"You are not allowed to make film movie" "I'm allow." Good for that person... they aren't on the ship anymore so they can film whatever they want.
"You are not allow to sink ship"
@@stevenyoung9738 I'm allow. Actually kind of surprised that dude seemed to have gotten off the hook.
@@jamieohjamie Tf were they gonna do lol the police don't give a fuck
@@Jayden-df7go I'm italian and you're right.
Am allow. Who say u is allow? 🤦🏼♂️
it's kind of insane that the passengers had to be like "You're lying to me, I'm going to figure out how to get off this fucking ship", there is lying to protect passengers and then there is just denial of observable reality.
@@iwantsexseemyvideo3336 no.
This was definitely the most exciting narration I've ever heard on TH-cam. I was honestly winding yarn into a ball while listening, and I kept on going faster and faster because this was just so exciting!
Higher quality than a Netflix documentary.
that's possibly a low standard.
More trustworthy too
@@jaypeterman9721 ye, cause Internet historian isn't a pedo
Fucking weeb
for real tho, lmfao
Let’s not forget the real hero of the day Pillon, who at 16:30 manually stoped the ship from going up in flames.
With only* a frickin screwdriver. What a legend.
@@dondemitri3760 meanwhile Cpt : stupid me heh
@@APersonOnTH-camX hahaha ship go brrrrrr
the guy sounds like a fucking badass
@@notoriouswreck3237 ikr
Internet Historian is a shining example of quality over quantity.
Problem is, he can do both
He’s the kind of famous this world needs
He just puts all the garbage in incognito channel.
Facts i can rewatch his videos all the time
@@matthewsuttinger4179 he’s now more reliable than the news
Everything that could go wrong went wrong. The captain's incompetence is mind-blowing.
You forgot when a prestigious university gave him the chance to give lessons on "panic management". After the disaster.
He never responded because of “communication issues“
"alright kids, this is what you shouldnt do"
A Doctor of Disasterology.
which one?
He is kinda a textbook case... in what not to do.
Don't freeze up. Don't go into denial. Don't lose situational awareness. Don't lie. Don't abandon responsibility. DO take command and communicate orders clearly.
"Is there water coming in?"
"Yes"
"Not great but not terrible"
Hmmm?
It's just 100 liters
“The core is gone”
“No it isn’t, he’s delusional”
@@aestheticaero55 I want water in my bloody reactor
The Harbormaster: "The ship is taking on too much water. You need to declare a state of emergency and start a rescue operation immediately."
The Captain: "No, really, there's no need to. It's a *_completely normal phenomenon."_*
You didn't see water in the engine room because IT'S NOT THERE.
Man tried tokyo drifting a whole ass cruise ship
That is how they move, all cruise ships.
DEJA VU. I've been on this place befo- oh, shit, that's a lot of water.
Wind did most of the work, he was just along for the ride
This made me laugh thx
Holy shit, that's fucking funny.
It really takes tact and writing skill to make a documentary about a disaster like this funny while still being respectful to those who died
Shame he doesn't credit writers.
@@ziggle5000dilate
The sad part is that if they'd just said "Yes we ran aground, the coastguard are coming to relieve us" from the very beginning, panic would have probably been avoided all together
And the number of casualties wouldve been 0*
Maybe one or two, at most
Or if they just told truth in the beginning and just cold blank took it. Instead of stretching it out, now the company behind the catastrophe just got away with it.
Exactly - telling people "nothing's wrong" when their instincts are screaming at them that they're in danger: just makes them feel you're not taking it seriously.
Will it? Seen this in another timeline?
How did so many people die ?
The ship was so near to the shore and the there we're Life boats.
Im Sure its messy and people panick, but i still Wonder why so many died.
Does someone knows sth ? :D
The worst thing to say after 30 or so people died has got to be saying you've died twice while you're standing there alive
You gotta understand. She took a psychological hit to the brain.
People can feel dead inside without being literally dead you know.
@@loveitftw Thanks, appreciate that insight. However when you were part of a tragedy where people actually died, best to just not use that language.
@@brandonwhite4992 yeah I understand that and I agree with you. But let's not forget that English isn't her first language and her English skills seemed to be on a just-above-the-novice level. I think she simply couldn't really express her feelings in the best way or to the full extent because of that. I'm fairly sure I'd guess that she didn't intend to sound so tone-deaf and insensitive to the whole thing. I don't think anyone would do that intentionally.
@@loveitftw i don't think it's worth giving her the benefit of the doubt given how she acted at trial, and uh... 31:17.
"who steals a big fuck off bell" wiser words have never been spoken.
Me suspiciously having gained 300 lbs: Idk but we should be on the lookout.
It’s one of the few times IH breaks character and I love it lmao
Who DOESNT take the big fuck off bell?
Lee Doyle
People that can’t lift it.
2nd to the verse in the Bible “Jesus wept”
Real quick note about the cocaine in the captains hair sample; I believe its not literally to say theres cocaine powder on the hair, but rather that it was in his system
I feel like playing My Heart Will Go On on a giant cruise ship is like tempting God.
And yknow... setting off on a Friday the 13th on the 100th anniversary of the Titanic....
And playing My Heart Will Go On- like at that point is it even an accident? 😅
@@MadeOfConfusion ... is there WikiRituals, by any chance??
XD
Or the biggest bad omen ever
Yeah, play that while the ship is sinking, that's a great idea XD
@@MadeOfConfusion u forgot the failed champagne bottle smash
Damn, props to the lady and her daughter who called the police, they probably saved lives that day.
There was a similar situation in New Zealand when the Mikhail Lermontov went down- the local farmers saw the wreck and radioed the authorities and the local fishing village, who sent basically every boat out to pick up survivors. I think the wife got an ONZM or something a few years back.
@@lewisirwin5363 ONZM?
@@engineergaming1537 NZ Order of Merit, a sort of knighthood or just below, like Britain's OBE.
@@engineergaming1537 only New Zealander medal
@@lewisirwin5363 Oh okay
Captain of the Titanic: "The Captain goes down with the ship."
Captain of the Costa Concordia: "So long, gay Costa!"
"So long, gay Costa!" LMAOOOOO nice
captain of the Titanic: *THAT'S MY BOY*
lmao
@Arsham Sobbi bye bi
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I really appreciate all of your content. Always well-researched, well-produced and just the right combination of fact, humor, and social commentary. Bravo!
I have ONE nitpick on this video that really doesn't change the epic win that is "The Cost of Concordia", but I've rewatched this video a dozen times since it was released and I want to get it out there in case you ever do a reupload like you did with "Man in Cave"-
"Civitavecchia", the port city mentioned at the start and midway of the video is pronounced "Chiv-uh-tuh-veck-e-a" and not "siv-uh-tuh-veck-e-a" -- But really, GREAT content!
Let's hope this video never requires such a reupload... 😢
Man in cave got reuploaded because they plagiarized the entire thing
@@Ruckalyeah who cares
@@MentholBreeze most people not in Internet Historians parasocial circle. Open those blinds champ, there's so many other people out there.
@@MentholBreezePeople with a basic sense of respect
How the hell someone shipwrecks TWO vessels under his command and is allowed to get near anything bigger than a kayak is beyond me.
Drug smugglers need someone without integrity, and someone without integrity will probably be a shitty captain.
@@davidlazerz8564 it was not confirmed that this ship was smuggling drugs
@@davidlazerz8564 it was not confirmed,the mistress gave confusing statements
@JKLaaptop that's a older thing, mob style crime isn't really sustainable in modern society. Too many ways to track and moniter these groups and take down their most prominent members effectively dismantling the whole organization. The only reason we still have groups like the South American and Mexican Cartels is because they operate out of reigons that are 3rd and 2nd world level, where gathering the information neccessary to take out these Cartels is much harder.
@@oshel5793 Italian mafia is still a thing by this day. Police and internal forces are actively trying to fight them.
Dominica: "you're not allowed to film"
Passenger: *death by sheer irony*
*film movie
lmao
This is Michael from boat suport. Hello, your boat has virus.
He's allow
@@JoaoPereira-jo7jv please let's forget about that shit
Crazy how, if the people actually listened to the captain and the crew's lies, way more people would have died. The real tragedy was only avoided because the people sensed there was a real problem at hand and acted accordingly.
Yup. Always trust your gut. Not "authority"
@@lennybrewster4673 No. You dont trust your digestive system for rational decisions.
That's what happened in the Sewol Ferry incident, unfortunately
Humans have the rat's eye. We know when shits going down
@@lennybrewster4673 trust your gut?
Trust your mind*
"I will cause you a BOATLOAD of trouble!"
This line hits hard.
These documentaries are nothing more than watching Historian’s gradual increase in editing skills.
facts man
@@KaptainKommissar Storytelling as well! He balances tension and humour so well.
Nothing less*
While I see what you're going for, these documentaries are intrinsically SO MUCH MORE than that lmao
Lol he doesn't do it himself, he pays an animator
Playing My heart will go on on a cruise is like playing Pumped up kicks at a school
Also another passenger who had also heard the "my heart goes on" song at the restaurant/ship music radio was a descendant of a real titanic survivor
@@disunityholychaos7523 that's a crazy coincidence.
Some years ago in Brazil, a loaded ferry started sinking due to mechanical failure and they had to call the navy to rescue them. During the whole time, their absolute bastard of a captain played My Heart Will go On. nobody onboard the fucking ship could keep a straight face during the whole affair, but at least morale was increased
@@riograndedosulball248 what a fucking madlad
Fun fact two girls sang Pumped Up Kicks during a pep rally at my high school
I just want to say that somebody calculated that the failed game Concord also cost about the same as this ship to make 😂😂😂
He could make a video on it and the title could be the same 💀
Lol I would watch that video
@@johnairhart769The Cost of Concord(ia)
Ships bells are basically the identity of the ship and are expensive and kept in immaculate condition. I work on a tugboat and even our bell was stolen recently
Aren't the bells fairly heavy? Must be hard to steal
it must take… big bells
But still to quote the vid "who steals a big fuck of bell"
@@des4929 crackheads who use the metal to buy drugs
@@des4929 quite a few people i guess😅
The passengers are more prepared than the entire bridge staff
And that’s really sad.
That's thanks to the SOLAS regulations that you can find in every cabin, the golden rule is to check the emergency plan the moment you get onboard, but yeah the navigation team was shocked and unable to give instructions rapidly.
"Either they allowed him to divert course, or they didn't know where their billion dollar ship was"
Damn, that dude just won the lawsuit in one sentence.
It’s actually disgusting how lenient they where with their employees
@@bigpigeon2384 if you feel that is bad look into the Sewol sinking, there were 325 high school students onboard, 245 of them died. The first emergency call was made by a student on board whilst everyone was being told to stay put (even when water was filling in, many students listened to stay in their cabins) the student who made the emergency call, he was amongst those that perished, many more would likely have died if he hadn't reported it.
Chonghaejin's (the company) budget for crew safety training was only $2 (USD) which wss used to buy certificates 🙃. The usual captain for the ferry (he wasn't the one sailing that day) had made complaints and recommendations for the ship to be safer, they threatened to fire him if he continued. They ignored his request for things like steering to be fixed.
The allowed the ship to be overloaded (carrying roughly 2,100 tons of cargo even tho it should only have been carrying around 980 tons, the cargo was also not properly secured.
@@bigpigeon2384
They weren’t just lenient, they actually unofficially encouraged that kind of deviations because passing so close to the island impressed the passengers,. So they couldn’t officially tell the commanders to do it because it was completely illegal, not only for safety reasons but also for a,nient’altro reasons that prevents cruise ships to came too close to the coast, but they just “didn’t look to close if they were following the officially planned track or not” and unofficially encouraged them to exactly do it. They expected that at worst the commander would have been caught, they would had plausible deniability, would give all the fault to the commander and at worst just have to pay a fine not too big. They basically made the same error done by the communist party at Chernobyl: secretly used an unsafe condition because “if the people in charge of it follow the rules, there is no actual risk anyway”, forgetting that exactly as they decided to cheat the rules lowering the safety of the situation, so there is an high chance that their underlings will take example and do the same. And where one break of the rules wouldn’t have caused a problem, two, or an additional unpredictable complication that happen in the wrong moment, would be a recupero for disaster. It’s for this reason that usually the safety rules are so strict: they aren’t supposed to for it just the behaviors that immediately would be dangerous, ma also the ones that individually aren’t but coupled together would be.
The "Today is the second time I die" speech makes me feel ill.