I believe a lot of conflict in the Wild West could have been avoided completely if architects in those days had just made their towns big enough for everyone
Fashions of the Wild West generally followed fashion of Europeans except it took about a year to cross the pond, then a couple of years to travel to the west in the beginning.
@ And customers know it. I believe Republicans more so, and it is my speculation that no Congressmen or Senator will ever become Republican President again if they can't shake this stigma, only governor and outsiders now.
I'd be curious to hear about the fringe groups of the Wild West: freedmen settlements; former Confederate's colonies; Chinese communities; the attempted Mormon state of Deseret and its conflicts with other settlers and the Army.
Ah, dating in the mid 18th century. Saddle your steed, pick up your paramour. Take her to the local watering hole for a fare of beans, bacon, eggs and coffee. Then take in a living picture show. Then finish the evening with a sunset picnic, while taking in the local hangings. Simply marvellous!
Right?! I was laughing my ass off so much when I first saw it that I actually timestamped the part into a link and sent it as a text to my best friend. 😅 It’s at 9:51 if anyone wants to re-see it lol.
Those folk liked to see plays, too, put on by traveling theatrical companies. They enjoyed Shakespeare. Edwin Booth, brother of the notorious John Wilkes Booth, headed a traveling acting company of professionals. And guys like writer Oscar Wilde travelled the USA giving literary readings and commentary to appreciative audiences. The people of those times did enjoy some culture when they had a chance to experience it.
I'm shocked that you didn't include going to church and revival meetings. Those were VERY popular activities in the Wild West. Every town had a church and most folks went to church. Traveling preaching under tents or under the stars was extremely common and very popular. People would load up wagons and head for it.
Maybe they thought they'd offend some religious people given they're talking about entertainment 🤷🏻♀️ (Edit: I know it's not exactly that in the title, but it's implied.)
Suggestion: Wild West cuisine, from campfire cookery to fancy restaurant fare. Suggestion: Badass Women Of The West. Suggestion: Wild West dating, courtship and marriage. Suggestion: Wild West education.
Stew. Saloon stew. Sadie. Abigail. Find a book for Jack or steal a book for Hosea, near Saint Denis, so Hosea can teach Jack. I'm literally the only person hunting so our camp can eat and Pearson the whinger. Not helping.
Did pan-frying and grilling not reach The Wild West until the frontier was closed around 1890's hence stew and open fire barbecue were the norm? And how long before most household in the West have oven? 20th century?
Thank you for the Wild West content! Could you make a video about how murderers were found in the Old West? Were there any forensic practices that were used?
In the old photo at 7:07 we see Wyatt Earp himself as the dealer at a game of Faro. To his side sits a hatless John Henry "Doc" Holliday looking on with one leg resting on the back of Wyatt's chair. This picture has been authenticated and is said to have been taken in Tombstone Arizona sometime prior to the shootout at the O.K. Corral.
Today, I went to the UPS store, had a sandwich, attended a telephonic court trial, and listened to a woodpecker peck my satellite dish. That's how we in the Wild West do it in 2021. It will get more "wild" in August with dust storms, gardening, and monsoons because it will be 110 & we will wish we were anywhere BUT the West.
@@Stalkergames916 blackface is already being repeated by some artists in some movies... just without the exagurated lip make up. Look it up. Its still a thing
10:20 This year Pete Ricketts (Nebraska's former governor), Jim Pillen (Nebraska's current governor), and John Cook (Nebraska's volleyball coach that won all those national championships) all came to Nebraska's Big Rodeo (my hometown rodeo).
11:30 Hey look, it's my home town! We folks in Prescott, AZ (or "Press-kit" as it's pronounced around here) take some pride in having what is possibly the oldest standing rodeo grounds in the world. That and Whiskey Row, which is an entire block of historic saloons that only burns to the ground once or twice a century.
Have you ever considered doing a show about the Rivermen on the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers during the Wild West period? The river captains were innovative to say the least. Mark Twain had some wonderful things to say about this mode of life. Men like Miche Phinck, Manuel Lisa, Pierre Chouteau, Jr., and Henry Boller among others, would make a very lively program. Love your channel. You do GREAT work!
That would've been an appropriate response by a Coke employee, huh ? To show up in blackface the next day....lol. "Just following the mandate, sir. Or ma'am. Or whatever your preferred pronoun is...."🚬😎
It's a real tribe (or rather, there are currently 3 federally recognized tribes along with smaller bands in various states) but yeah that was some irony...
Patent medicine at the time also contained a fair amount of opium. Women at the time would abuse the pain medication Laudlum, since drinking alcohol was considered "unseemly" for women. Laudlum was tincture of opium (opium and alcohol ) Drs were quite liberal when prescribing laudlum, and in some towns you could buy it over the counterr.
Ok I am just so effing impressed that you used Circus Circus as your image of hair metal. Talk about an effing reach way back to the back of the vault.
It goes against popular impressions but, among people born and raised in America, the literacy rate was actually higher in 1900 than in 2000. A big part of that was because reading was a major form of entertainment in the 1800's. Books, newspapers and magazines were the only option if you were home alone. Modern day (between television, video games, radio, etc.) there are so many options that reading isn't as essential.
This by definition doesn’t exactly have anything to do with the “Wild West”... at least by this channel and most people’s definitions. But my great great grandfather was a bare knuckle boxer back in the old logging camps of Northern Ontario and Quebec during the late 1800’s. He apparently would ride the railroads and steam ships, and wagons to the camps and make his money by winning, and apparently loosing fights all over.
Everytime I have this romanticized notion of how cool it would have been to live in the Wild West (especially when I'm playing Red Dead Redemption lol) I always have to remind myself, wait... You're a Black woman. Life would have sucked beyond imagining for you. But I just continue to play pretend when I play RD2 lol
Its also been said there were over 11 million Californios and Asians living happily in California when we arrived. The Californios are now Mexicans. Now thats weird history you wont hear about.
Learned about how China was a big reason for the Pacific Northwest fur trade from the book "The Beautiful Country and the Middle Kingdom" this past year. Furs and ginseng were products that the early US tried to trade with China before having to focus on silver and opium.
@@Geopoliticstoday2 Can't be help that neither whites nor Asians can sustain the rate of populating the land, so Mexicans move in to fill the gap. Maybe California is fated to become just a watering stop for immigrants moving inland and not a destination in 21st century?
Buffallo Bill s show and such a like is the reason for me being alive.. Lol--- and having Native American great grandparents. I Live in Norway and my dad looked very N.A .but we never knew why - his dad was blond and his brother as well.. When he died 20 years ago the truth came out. His mother had a relationship before she met my "granfather" and she got pregnant. That man was travelling with one of these shows - ..Brazil jack western show - came to Norway in 1933 - Bringing native Americans and artists from all over the world. After taking a DNA test we finally found out more. So now i know i am part Mohawk and Lakota Sioux..
Do a video about what life was really like living in Hell on Wheels! Was there a real life Al Swearengen just being verbally savage all the time? Were the lawmen really as handsome as Timothy Olyphant? What were the living conditions like? How often did the move (or how quickly were they able to build the railroads?) how dangerous was it?
Rodeo's my Dad rode when Slim Pickens was a Rodeo Clown. My Dad also Raced horses and was a stunt rider for Gary Cooper in Across The Wide Missouri, after that he switched to Race Car's. Awesome trading one Horse for another.💖💕
:) Maybe you have mad a video about it but I would LOVE to see a video about The California Gold Rush!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I saw the elephant, meaning, it hurts, but it was worth it. If you don't know, the story of the circus, coming to the California gold country, marched from the railway to the gold towns. On the way the elephants would walk with their trainers either riding or walking alongside. Going to Sacramento, a miner on horseback with his mule behind him encountered one of these, his horse spooked from the sight or smell of the elephants, bucked and threw the miner to the ground before running off with the mule into the woods. The elephant trainer ran to the man and asked if he was hurt, to which he said, "I may have cracked my wrist, but I saw the elephant!"
I've seen some of Jesse James' teeth and jaw parts at the Patee house in St. Joseph, MO. You can also see the hole in the wall where he was shot by Bob Ford. It is definitely worth seeing
I am not in any way trying to condone minstrel shows, but they did have a small positive impact in that they were one of the first bridges between black and white culture. They presented black people in a way that wasn't threatening, compared to the "wild beast" stereotypes of black men that were common in the post-Civil War period. I'm not saying these things were a beacon of civil rights, but maybe they edged us all an inch closer to that goal.
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I believe a lot of conflict in the Wild West could have been avoided completely
if architects in those days had just made their towns big enough for everyone
Hey man I watch your channel> Nice to see you here
love your videos man
My man
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Or if the townsfolk were as brave as me, I see a cliff and I dont even flinch 🐢😏
A recent study has shown that people nowadays eat more beans than cowboys. It must be true because I've never eaten a cowboy.
Fair point
*LORD BOWSER APPROVES*
Dad, I thought you were getting cigarettes :( come home
I have
That you know of. Ever watch Alfred Hitchcock?
🤠
Doing a video about wild west clothing or their fashion in general would be cool
Look up the channel "Arizona ghostriders" they cover a bunch of old west stuff
Fashions of the Wild West generally followed fashion of Europeans except it took about a year to cross the pond, then a couple of years to travel to the west in the beginning.
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@@kielwilson9408 ?
I’d say they focused on utility when it came to clothing rather than fashion ultimately
We still have snake oil salesmen. Most of them buy ad space on TH-cam.
What did they evolved into before they become As Seen on TV guys then get rich/be successful gurus on TH-cam?
@ "Hypocrisy is the personal lubricant of political intercourse"
@
And customers know it. I believe Republicans more so, and it is my speculation that no Congressmen or Senator will ever become Republican President again if they can't shake this stigma, only governor and outsiders now.
And they have a D by their name.
Still plenty of them in the medical community
"Run for fun? What the hell kind of fun is that?"
Back To The Future
I'd be curious to hear about the fringe groups of the Wild West: freedmen settlements; former Confederate's colonies; Chinese communities; the attempted Mormon state of Deseret and its conflicts with other settlers and the Army.
So much fascinating history has took place in NA in the past few hundred years.
Ah, dating in the mid 18th century.
Saddle your steed, pick up your paramour. Take her to the local watering hole for a fare of beans, bacon, eggs and coffee. Then take in a living picture show. Then finish the evening with a sunset picnic, while taking in the local hangings.
Simply marvellous!
People from the wild west played red dead redemption in their free time
😂😂😂 I know I do
@@roseyred72 😂😂😂
@@roseyred72 same here
i love red dead sm XD
Hehehe true that
Seeing the dude swinging the other guy around was pretty funny. Lmao
Right?! I was laughing my ass off so much when I first saw it that I actually timestamped the part into a link and sent it as a text to my best friend. 😅 It’s at 9:51 if anyone wants to re-see it lol.
Those folk liked to see plays, too, put on by traveling theatrical companies. They enjoyed Shakespeare. Edwin Booth, brother of the notorious John Wilkes Booth, headed a traveling acting company of professionals. And guys like writer Oscar Wilde travelled the USA giving literary readings and commentary to appreciative audiences. The people of those times did enjoy some culture when they had a chance to experience it.
Yes yes! A decent chunk of the Wild West existed during the “Romantic Era” is art and literature and I think that’s so cool
I'm shocked that you didn't include going to church and revival meetings. Those were VERY popular activities in the Wild West. Every town had a church and most folks went to church. Traveling preaching under tents or under the stars was extremely common and very popular. People would load up wagons and head for it.
Maybe they thought they'd offend some religious people given they're talking about entertainment 🤷🏻♀️
(Edit: I know it's not exactly that in the title, but it's implied.)
I imagine 3 of the top 5 would be, “at the brothel.”
The other 2 being, “bar or church.”
Yes
Well, does the barber count as the bar?
I like playing black jack, poker, robbing banks and trains ... and insulting Micah Bell.
-Arthur
The damn snicht micah Mother...... 😁😁😁😁 why didnt rockstar gave u the option to kill him after the ol driscolls got u ? -.-
Suggestion: Wild West cuisine, from campfire cookery to fancy restaurant fare.
Suggestion: Badass Women Of The West.
Suggestion: Wild West dating, courtship and marriage.
Suggestion: Wild West education.
Stew. Saloon stew.
Sadie.
Abigail.
Find a book for Jack or steal a book for Hosea, near Saint Denis, so Hosea can teach Jack.
I'm literally the only person hunting so our camp can eat and Pearson the whinger.
Not helping.
3R’s + penmanship topped out at the 5th grade level at most for kids that went to school mid 1800s. Like your suggestions...
Did pan-frying and grilling not reach The Wild West until the frontier was closed around 1890's hence stew and open fire barbecue were the norm?
And how long before most household in the West have oven? 20th century?
That very first picture looks exactly like Robert Pattinson
Probably a leaked photo of his next good A24 film
Tom Hiddleston
I thought so too
Thought the same
This all sums up in Red Dead Redemption story
I spend my free time watching Weird History, whose narrator makes it doubly entertaining. Triply, even. 🎉
Much respect to Gwyneth Paltrow for keeping the snake oil business alive.
lol..who needs a thousand dollar jade insert..only a thousand
Thank you for the Wild West content! Could you make a video about how murderers were found in the Old West? Were there any forensic practices that were used?
In the old photo at 7:07 we see Wyatt Earp himself as the dealer at a game of Faro. To his side sits a hatless John Henry "Doc" Holliday looking on with one leg resting on the back of Wyatt's chair. This picture has been authenticated and is said to have been taken in Tombstone Arizona sometime prior to the shootout at the O.K. Corral.
So train robbing was more of a niche pursuit, I guess...
No that was a career...
@@barbararoca6847 it was more then a career. It was a lifestyle.
Hold up. How come have I been seeing you every I go lately
@@brianisme6498 Trolls think alike?
This is going to be brilliant, I'm conveniently playing red dead as this was uploaded
Yeah I'm on my way to play right now.. lol
I still need to finish 2 😩
Lol I was gonna say another fun thing to do in the wild west is antagonize Uncle
@@thenothing2931 do it man the ending is amazing
@@jevinday haha damn drunk 😁😁
Today, I went to the UPS store, had a sandwich, attended a telephonic court trial, and listened to a woodpecker peck my satellite dish. That's how we in the Wild West do it in 2021.
It will get more "wild" in August with dust storms, gardening, and monsoons because it will be 110 & we will wish we were anywhere BUT the West.
“9.5 on the racist Richter scale” 😂
Make it 10.0
) ISNT IT NICE )
Can’t say it’s right but it’s history people don’t want to remember the bad things but we may repeat it if we don’t remember it
@@Stalkergames916 blackface is already being repeated by some artists in some movies... just without the exagurated lip make up. Look it up. Its still a thing
"The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford" is a masterpiece of a film tho
10:20 This year Pete Ricketts (Nebraska's former governor), Jim Pillen (Nebraska's current governor), and John Cook (Nebraska's volleyball coach that won all those national championships) all came to Nebraska's Big Rodeo (my hometown rodeo).
11:30 Hey look, it's my home town! We folks in Prescott, AZ (or "Press-kit" as it's pronounced around here) take some pride in having what is possibly the oldest standing rodeo grounds in the world. That and Whiskey Row, which is an entire block of historic saloons that only burns to the ground once or twice a century.
Have you ever considered doing a show about the Rivermen on the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers during the Wild West period? The river captains were innovative to say the least. Mark Twain had some wonderful things to say about this mode of life. Men like Miche Phinck, Manuel Lisa, Pierre Chouteau, Jr., and Henry Boller among others, would make a very lively program. Love your channel. You do GREAT work!
They weren't doing blackface, they were just trying to be less white.
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That was good
You said blaceface first, and that made me laugh.
That would've been an appropriate response by a Coke employee, huh ? To show up in blackface the next day....lol.
"Just following the mandate, sir. Or ma'am. Or whatever your preferred pronoun is...."🚬😎
@@Tshanholtz1991 as much as I dislike cokes descions Pepsi taste like hot ass
@@Tshanholtz1991 all tastes the same when mixed with Kentucky bourbon.
So the women hated the living art because the women were dressed scantily while the men thought it to be "educational".🤣
It's the proto I-read-it-for-the-articles.
@@raggedyanarchist 🤣👏👏
I always spend my free time watching weird history😌
The origins of vintage smut...🧐💯🗿🎭
Shit ima collector I'm tryna get some
@@darealist690 Great grandma was a Western Bukake star.
@@Geopoliticstoday2 nice
@@darealist690 😆💦💦👵
Traditional boxing I loved that the popularity grew. The Irish always dominate bare knuckles lol
9:08 - Something about the way he says "...And dwarves."
I would like to see you do a video about the Pinkerton Detective Agency
Great idea for a video!
"We never sleep"
Me too. Great subject!
Surprisingly it’s still around. Just significantly less present in the US.
A powerful laxative named KICK A POO.
Man, just when you think you've heard everything...
It's a real tribe (or rather, there are currently 3 federally recognized tribes along with smaller bands in various states) but yeah that was some irony...
Bubba, this brought tears to my eyes.. Bless your heart.
Very excited to learn about the the wild west very interesting 🤔 very excited for for sure indeed ❤❤❤❤ keep it up
A+ video!
LOVE IT! Awesome to see what they did in their free time!
I am simply amazed by the amount of informations you give, it’s impressive, this is professionalism
I enjoy the wild west videos on this channel
Patent medicine at the time also contained a fair amount of opium. Women at the time would abuse the pain medication Laudlum, since drinking alcohol was considered "unseemly" for women. Laudlum was tincture of opium (opium and alcohol ) Drs were quite liberal when prescribing laudlum, and in some towns you could buy it over the counterr.
Ok I am just so effing impressed that you used Circus Circus as your image of hair metal. Talk about an effing reach way back to the back of the vault.
It goes against popular impressions but, among people born and raised in America, the literacy rate was actually higher in 1900 than in 2000. A big part of that was because reading was a major form of entertainment in the 1800's. Books, newspapers and magazines were the only option if you were home alone. Modern day (between television, video games, radio, etc.) there are so many options that reading isn't as essential.
RDR2 players like:: U don’t even wanna know what I do in the Wild West on my free time
*plays cards for 20 hours straight* 👀
@@drakefriel5721 poker party in valentine 😁
This by definition doesn’t exactly have anything to do with the “Wild West”... at least by this channel and most people’s definitions. But my great great grandfather was a bare knuckle boxer back in the old logging camps of Northern Ontario and Quebec during the late 1800’s. He apparently would ride the railroads and steam ships, and wagons to the camps and make his money by winning, and apparently loosing fights all over.
They made'm tough in those days. Guys would bareknuckle box if they were bored .....
please do a video on the life of Grigori Rasputin & what lead to his death! (:
If you're curious about Rasputin i recommend Rasputin by author Douglas Smith, the book is massive and if you have the patience a very good read.
Great Video Weird History and thank you for acknowledging my comment about Billy the Kid, can't wait to watch about his facts. 😁
I think a video around Little Bighorn / Wounded Knee Massacre or other fundamental Native American topics would be fantastic :)
4:34 I remember Joseph Donnelly (played by Tom Cruise) boxing in competitions like that in the movie Far and Away.
Everytime I have this romanticized notion of how cool it would have been to live in the Wild West (especially when I'm playing Red Dead Redemption lol) I always have to remind myself, wait... You're a Black woman. Life would have sucked beyond imagining for you. But I just continue to play pretend when I play RD2 lol
There were more than a few black sheriffs and Cowboys back then and there were even places where black people were considered free or a normal citizen
It has been said that one of the original goals for westward expansion was to open up the east coast for a faster passage to China for trade.
If you look at the Wild West you can see the "Made in China" label on the back
And a faster passage for communicable viruses
Its also been said there were over 11 million Californios and Asians living happily in California when we arrived. The Californios are now Mexicans.
Now thats weird history you wont hear about.
Learned about how China was a big reason for the Pacific Northwest fur trade from the book "The Beautiful Country and the Middle Kingdom" this past year. Furs and ginseng were products that the early US tried to trade with China before having to focus on silver and opium.
@@Geopoliticstoday2
Can't be help that neither whites nor Asians can sustain the rate of populating the land, so Mexicans move in to fill the gap.
Maybe California is fated to become just a watering stop for immigrants moving inland and not a destination in 21st century?
Life’s short and hard, like a bodybuilding dwarf
Or a horny homunculus
Lee Priest wants to know your location.
Of course the irish were the best boxers we invented and perfected whiskey so you know wed be great at pub brawling..lol
I love the joke that the Irish would've ruled the world had it not been for whiskey
@@Spongebrain97 I thought they ruled the world because of whiskey
@@Bluebelle51 Are you drrrunk too dah?
@@SuperSuperman1976 I wish!!!
Buffallo Bill s show and such a like is the reason for me being alive.. Lol--- and having Native American great grandparents. I Live in Norway and my dad looked very N.A .but we never knew why - his dad was blond and his brother as well.. When he died 20 years ago the truth came out. His mother had a relationship before she met my "granfather" and she got pregnant. That man was travelling with one of these shows - ..Brazil jack western show - came to Norway in 1933 - Bringing native Americans and artists from all over the world. After taking a DNA test we finally found out more. So now i know i am part Mohawk and Lakota Sioux..
Love the random W.A.S.P reference hair metal rules
Can we all admire the edit on the old video at 9:50 where the guy is wrestling and it cuts and the other guy just gets swung around and thrown lol
Do a video about what life was really like living in Hell on Wheels! Was there a real life Al Swearengen just being verbally savage all the time? Were the lawmen really as handsome as Timothy Olyphant? What were the living conditions like? How often did the move (or how quickly were they able to build the railroads?) how dangerous was it?
Could make a video about what parents were like in the wild west I do enjoy your videos every factual 😊☺️
This channel is keeping me alive
I think it would be interesting to see other countries more often in the videos. For example the Portuguese "Estado Novo"
Omg! How about doing the history of Barnum and Bailey!!!!! That would be awesome!
This video definitely reminded me a bit of RD2. Now I want to play.
Rodeo's my Dad rode when Slim Pickens was a Rodeo Clown. My Dad also Raced horses and was a stunt rider for Gary Cooper in Across The Wide Missouri, after that he switched to Race Car's. Awesome trading one Horse for another.💖💕
the best episode, humor + facts
If you played rdr2 you everything about the Wild West
:) Maybe you have mad a video about it but I would LOVE to see a video about The California Gold Rush!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Make a video about James Dean and his cursed car
My grandmas got pictures of him in cloth diapers. Crazyness
4:04 thanks for the completely random cc 👍🏼
Video Idea: more food videos. Or what ppl did for entertainment
You mean they didn't just spend all their time waiting to report Arthur Morgan for a crime? I'm shocked!
Great video ............ the Rodeo
Do Polynesian culture! Like Tonga, or Tahiti
Can you cover the imperial harem in the qing dynasty? (at qianlong times) luv you! ❤️
You left out the biggest sideshows of them all, the evangelist holy-rollers.
And evolutionist.
So televangelist are their descendants, only using TV instead of traveling there in person?
@@thanakonpraepanich4284 Yep.
@@thanakonpraepanich4284 Or watch them on TH-cam. Great preachers.
Singing, walking, sewing, reading, playing music, cooking, concerts, and drinking or smoking
Nice use of W.A.S.P. at 3:00. They were actually one of the targeted bands by the PMRC.
Total missed opportunity for a BTTF3 cameo:
“Run fer fun? What da hell kinda fun is ‘at?!”
My great great grandfather knew this man @ 5:40 legend has it, he was also known as Jerry Jelly Bone'd
Teaching John Marston to be a damn cattle rancher
😁
I saw the elephant, meaning, it hurts, but it was worth it.
If you don't know, the story of the circus, coming to the California gold country, marched from the railway to the gold towns. On the way the elephants would walk with their trainers either riding or walking alongside. Going to Sacramento, a miner on horseback with his mule behind him encountered one of these, his horse spooked from the sight or smell of the elephants, bucked and threw the miner to the ground before running off with the mule into the woods.
The elephant trainer ran to the man and asked if he was hurt, to which he said, "I may have cracked my wrist, but I saw the elephant!"
I wish that I would have been alive in the 1800s. Sure life was dangerous and a hell of a lot harder, but life was also exciting and rewarding.
Not exciting if you live within it. Your opinion is based on living outside of that skin
Yeah
I've seen some of Jesse James' teeth and jaw parts at the Patee house in St. Joseph, MO. You can also see the hole in the wall where he was shot by Bob Ford. It is definitely worth seeing
Magnifico
ARTHUR, WE NEED MOAR MONEH!
Just one more big score and we can go to Tahiti to farm mangos
For the first step, I think that matching Joe Pesci with Pepsi works because Pesci and Pepsi sound so similar.
No way this video just said: they spent their time being racist 😭😭 loving the honesty guys keep it up
Shhoosh woman
@@chunkz1187 Don’t speak to me 💖
@@maurajadian1533 shhhhhhhhhhhh
please do "what life was like immediately after Volstead act was passed"
Make a video about the origins and evolution of American sports i.e. football, baseball, basketball, golf, etc.
My mum used to take me to the Barnum and Bailey circus back home in Massachusetts
I saw them once in Oakland, when I was 11 years old.
Do you like your mum ever heard of a mum is your mum here hey mum what are we having for supper mum
I am not in any way trying to condone minstrel shows, but they did have a small positive impact in that they were one of the first bridges between black and white culture. They presented black people in a way that wasn't threatening, compared to the "wild beast" stereotypes of black men that were common in the post-Civil War period. I'm not saying these things were a beacon of civil rights, but maybe they edged us all an inch closer to that goal.
I see what you mean
watched from Bryan,tx
Calgary Stampede, the greatest outdoor show in the world! (since the 1912)YEEHAW🐎
The way of life in that era is really wild
This should have included mentions of Shakespearean and other plays, lecturers, and light opera.
Fun Fact: They don’t pronounce it press-scot, they pronounce it Pres-cut. They will formally tell you if you set foot in their town. No joke.
These Old West cure-alls remind me of the ads I see on youtube today. "The cure for [insert ailment here] that doctors dont want you to know about..."
I love this channel!!!
You really need to do an entire episode on Minstrel Shows.
A neat show idea: freak shows, circus and fairs.