There are well over 900 possible questions in the Final Round of Trivia Murder Party 2, meaning Chilled's chances of predicting the next question were less than 0.11%......damn Chilled
@@rengoku9029 actually the phrase "never go up against an Italian when death is on the line" work better for this. The script only works in Mario Party.
To be fair, they ask for water pokemon like once every couple games so they're bound to get that or something else they talk about getting eventually right?
@@dbeast03 The majestic thing about WoW classes is that Chilled has never in their memory asked for that specific question. It wasn't one of his regular bits. It was so magical. Chat went absolutely insane
43:12 Chilled: I don't think you can consume it. Kruz: Well you can... it's just not recommended. She's right! There's a saying "Everything is edible. Once." So yeah in theory you could drink sulfuric acid. It'd probably kill you but you could... once.
52:32 "Impi" is the Zulu word for "army". It's sometimes confused to mean "regiment", but it is actually used in reference to a Zulu army group. If you've played as Shaka in Civilization, Impis were your special unit.
If anyone's wondering, an "Impi" is a body of Zulu warriors. It's a word meaning war or combat, and by association any body of men gathered for war, for example "impi ya masosha" is a term referring to an army
9:30 Yes there is first submarine made in New York during Revolutionary War that can sneak attack against British, wasn't as successful but does work. (Cheesy is right, it's a metal tube) Then in Civil War, it's about first to sink Warship from east coast. Then WW1 is just variation of submarine types. Napoleons one is just escape pod to different country, don't have anything can attack with.
You are correct: On September 7, 1776, during the Revolutionary War, the American submersible craft Turtle attempts to attach a time bomb to the hull of British Admiral Richard Howe's flagship Eagle in New York Harbor. It was the first use of a submarine in warfare. They also found one from Civil War that sank for unknown reason after it tried to plant a bomb, one belief that it sunk because of the concussion from the underwater bomb.
Chilled replied to someone showing that Revolutionary War one and said he should've known since he saw it on the show Turn: Washington's Spies. I didn't know he'd seen that, it was a good show
The submarine question came up during one of my games a while back. I was the only one to get it right, all thanks to Liberty's Kids. Who knew a cartoon was actually educational.
9:49 That was the "Turtle" during the Revolutionary war. It was a sealed wooden vessel, described as looking closely like a large barrel with portholes, and was used to try and affix a barrel of explosives to a British ship that was guarding New York harbor. Due to strong currents, inability to pierce the ship's hull to place the charge, and pilot exhaustion, both attempts failed.
35:20 "watch it be "who are the members of the band Rag and Bones" again" 57:09 Quiplash , and whats coopatungis 57:40 think minds in the gutter , YOURDEPRRESSION 58:00 "how to live with a hugepenis -J UNK" 58:55 ... alright who watches smiling friends 1:00:23 full ninjasentence meme... with woman - Brallesswomen 1:01:01 tried doing the navyseal copypast 1:05:37 AH MY BODY!!!! body of christamen 1:06:11 Or shes a whaledammit , stay out of daddys CA - .... anyone gonna explain 1:07:03 hold down delete doesnt delete fastOHGODD 1:10:24 pretty sure behind chileld is Get Down With The Sickness for that question 1:12:30 moved to shadow for lyin 1:12:40 one of the pandering was mine.... AnD I DIDNT WIN 1:13:50 ambiengives visions.... of the future like WoW 1:16:49 Edward 45Hands ... and damncheesy that is good 1:19:28 platy cheer screm 1:20:04 really wanted someone to put Strawberry again 1:22:06 she unlocked her innercum
Spanners are a type of wrench that looks like this: 🔧 with that adjustable version being called a cresent wrench. There are many other wrenches including the large mokey wretch, pipe wrench, and tab wrench.
as an avid Percy Jackson book fan, I concur with cheesy. you just have to read them. If you only read one series in your life, let it be Percy Jackson.
If I am remembering correctly the revolutionary war sub was named the Turtle. It attacked a British war ship but did not succeed in sinking it but did survive. There was also a Sub used in the American civil war by the confederates. It did succeed in sinking its target but it’s crew ran out of oxygen and sunk afterwards.
Also depends on how you define submarine. "Diving boats" and proper submarines are often separated if you really go into the subject. The first "proper" submarine, as in primarily underwater, was the German type XXI. There's also been "civilian" submarine-esque contraptions even earlier in history.
i am surprise i am not the only one that was ware of the turtles exists but i cant blame chilled and the others and the comments on Thais it such a observer ship that with out delving in to history hared core
52:30 So, I got curious and searched up the word that Cheesy had used for his password... ...APPARENTLY an “Impi” is a like the word for a group of Zulu warriors. Another instance of Impi is an abbreviation for “Mexican Institute of Industrial Property” which would be “el Instituto Mexicano de la Propiedad Industrial” in Spanish, thus why the abbreviation is IMPI.
On the topic of the Santa Claus question, let me show my Dutchness real quick. Sinterklaas is our version of the original Saint Nickolas, which we have alongside Santa Claus as Americans know him. Sinterklaas comes from Spain on a steam boat with a white horse and chimney sweeper helpers, on the 5th of December he leaves gifts and candy. Children put their shoes by the fireplace to receive these rewards and fill them with carrots and hay for the horse. There are also mini cookies we call pepernoten and naughty kids get shoved in a jute bag to be taken to Spain. Also, how on Earth do you get "klaus" out of a double A? Seriously, I've heard bad pronunciations, but this one leaves me more confused than anything.
@@lovely_poekie Far from it indeed. One's a jolly fat guy with reindeer and elves, the other a slander saint with chimney sweepers and a horse. Same inspiration, different characters.
53:25 “Clayface that sounds like that would be a Batman villain!” Basil Karlo did not get a condition that allows him to change form to just be told that he sounds like he would be a Batman villain.
35:13 Sinterklaas is not Santa Claus. Sinterklaas lives in Spain during the year and comes to Belgium and The Netherlands in the beginning of December on a steamboat. He had never lived in the North Pole like Santa Claus (Kerstman in Dutch). So the question was wrong. Sorry for this but I needed it off my chest.
Strawberry 🍓 but also I find it very funny that they finally got a Pokémon question and Jeremy isn’t there to answer it and he always wants Pokémon questions 😂
Crazy as a person from cumberland maryland yall talked about my city. Nobody usually knows it's a city, and I definitely didnt know there was a pie named after it.
The first submarine attack was the revolutionary war.. the name of the submarine was the turtle. Loved that little history fact that stumped the teachers 😂
I laughed at the submarine one, only because I actually knew that one LOL. IIRC it was basically like barrels that guys would hide in and place mines of a sort on the side of ships. It wasn't super common but it did happen.
“On September 7, 1776, during the Revolutionary War, the American submersible craft Turtle attempts to attach a time bomb to the hull of British Admiral Richard Howe's flagship Eagle in New York Harbor. It was the first use of a submarine in warfare.” Wow The more you know
The album was in fact called Back in Black and the reason is because it was made to commemorate the death of lead singer Bon Scott who died that same year. Also another fun fact, AC/DC didn't win a grammy till 2008 for their song "War Machine".
That's question about names for santa claus was wrong. "Sinterklaas" refers to a different guy that brings candy on the 6th of december. Santa claus is literally called "Christmas man" in the netherlands and Belgium
Trivia Murder Party questions I got right: Who's real name is Norville Rogers? When was the first submarine attack? In Norse mythology, what will happen during Ragnarok? Beatles songs? Descriptions of The Grinch? Who wears a tunic? Where can I find some sulfuric acid? What design is on each Oreo? When were the first Academy Awards held? Which colorful book came first? Darkwing Duck villains? Punctuation Marks?
I know 2 year's late wrenches typically have an adjustable jaw, whilst spanners more often come in a range of fixed sizes. spanner is a borrowing from German. Etymons: German Spanner.
I was so convinced Ragnarok had a snake eating the Sun because I confused it with Egyptian mythology for a second forgetting the snake does something is the world snake in Norse Mythology and does something else
Chilled summoning the WoW classes question was nuts
My mind was blown
He had his water Pokémon moment
Tilly: "There's no way that's gonna show up here."
*0.2 seconds later*
shows up here
There are well over 900 possible questions in the Final Round of Trivia Murder Party 2, meaning Chilled's chances of predicting the next question were less than 0.11%......damn Chilled
you forget the power of the script lmaooo it only adds data for the theory
@@rengoku9029 actually the phrase "never go up against an Italian when death is on the line" work better for this. The script only works in Mario Party.
To be fair, they ask for water pokemon like once every couple games so they're bound to get that or something else they talk about getting eventually right?
@@dbeast03 The majestic thing about WoW classes is that Chilled has never in their memory asked for that specific question. It wasn't one of his regular bits. It was so magical. Chat went absolutely insane
@@matthewelliott7294 The line is "never go in against a Sicilian when death is on the line"
35:20 The stars aligned and bless chilled.
Half expected a Seananners Murder confession
@@TheBestcommentor I can already hear him cackling in the background. 🤣
even better how in the twitch chat like 5 seconds before in the chat
NullTalent:PREEMPTIVE RIGGED
what a quote to start with, "theres babysitters then there are face sitters"
I replayed that a few times since i thought i misheard.
Of course his foresight is WoW facts.
35:20 Watching this live on stream was insane.
I watched it live and opened the vod just to watch it again
@@fauna575 Same, I was just dumbfounded. I still am too
that was insane....... heart of the cards levels of insane
I've been replaying the moment since it showed up
I opened the stream the moment after it happened and chat was just popping off with chilled
One of my favorite moments when watching them play this game is when chilled joked about water type Pokémon being a question and it later came up
Jeremy felt a ripple in the Force when the question appeared.
My favorite line in the whole video "What the hell is a Kardashian?" LMAO
Is it a new type of vehicle? :)
Jk, lol.
The world may never know
Isn’t that an alien species in Star Trek?
@@Chicagocanine yes and Captain Kirk slept with all of them
43:12 Chilled: I don't think you can consume it.
Kruz: Well you can... it's just not recommended.
She's right! There's a saying "Everything is edible. Once." So yeah in theory you could drink sulfuric acid. It'd probably kill you but you could... once.
Same with Potassium Cyanide
The fact that Courtilly slowly gets devoured by EEEEEVILLL with her prompts 😂😂 one of us! One of us!
52:32 "Impi" is the Zulu word for "army". It's sometimes confused to mean "regiment", but it is actually used in reference to a Zulu army group. If you've played as Shaka in Civilization, Impis were your special unit.
Cheesy definitely button mashed his way to a Zulu word.
If anyone's wondering, an "Impi" is a body of Zulu warriors. It's a word meaning war or combat, and by association any body of men gathered for war, for example "impi ya masosha" is a term referring to an army
I believe there is a 90% chance Cheesy had no idea of that at the time.
9:30 Yes there is first submarine made in New York during Revolutionary War that can sneak attack against British, wasn't as successful but does work. (Cheesy is right, it's a metal tube)
Then in Civil War, it's about first to sink Warship from east coast.
Then WW1 is just variation of submarine types.
Napoleons one is just escape pod to different country, don't have anything can attack with.
You are correct: On September 7, 1776, during the Revolutionary War, the American submersible craft Turtle attempts to attach a time bomb to the hull of British Admiral Richard Howe's flagship Eagle in New York Harbor. It was the first use of a submarine in warfare. They also found one from Civil War that sank for unknown reason after it tried to plant a bomb, one belief that it sunk because of the concussion from the underwater bomb.
Chilled replied to someone showing that Revolutionary War one and said he should've known since he saw it on the show Turn: Washington's Spies. I didn't know he'd seen that, it was a good show
I only know this fact from watching the old PBS cartoon, Liberty Kids.
@@wahlflower3517 saaaaame
35:17 was absolutely amazing lmfao
i’ve had a rough day, so i’m incredibly thankful for a new video. especially because it’s one of my favorite games this group plays together
same same, hope all goes better tmr:)
I'm in the same boat. Sending you (and anyone who sees this, really) good vibes.
That WoW question was crazy... plus Cheesy popping off the next round was great!
Of course Cheesy gets huffing cat piss, it's called "cheesing" after all.
Chilled chaos is my comfort food
"I don't forget!" -Courtilly says menacingly
The submarine question came up during one of my games a while back. I was the only one to get it right, all thanks to Liberty's Kids. Who knew a cartoon was actually educational.
Um... Schoolhouse Rock.
@@samweaver9109 good point. Didn't consider that one.
Liberty Kids is lowkey a masterpiece.
2nd good starter quote "whats that one song about a guy like thirsting over his friends mom?"
9:49 That was the "Turtle" during the Revolutionary war. It was a sealed wooden vessel, described as looking closely like a large barrel with portholes, and was used to try and affix a barrel of explosives to a British ship that was guarding New York harbor. Due to strong currents, inability to pierce the ship's hull to place the charge, and pilot exhaustion, both attempts failed.
Chilled has been seeing the future in a LOT of the videos I've been watching of him lately... his sixth eye is opening 👁
35:20 "watch it be "who are the members of the band Rag and Bones" again" 57:09 Quiplash , and whats coopatungis 57:40 think minds in the gutter , YOURDEPRRESSION 58:00 "how to live with a hugepenis -J UNK" 58:55 ... alright who watches smiling friends 1:00:23 full ninjasentence meme... with woman - Brallesswomen 1:01:01 tried doing the navyseal copypast 1:05:37 AH MY BODY!!!! body of christamen 1:06:11 Or shes a whaledammit , stay out of daddys CA - .... anyone gonna explain 1:07:03 hold down delete doesnt delete fastOHGODD 1:10:24 pretty sure behind chileld is Get Down With The Sickness for that question 1:12:30 moved to shadow for lyin 1:12:40 one of the pandering was mine.... AnD I DIDNT WIN 1:13:50 ambiengives visions.... of the future like WoW 1:16:49 Edward 45Hands ... and damncheesy that is good 1:19:28 platy cheer screm 1:20:04 really wanted someone to put Strawberry again 1:22:06 she unlocked her innercum
I just started watching and already the video is worth the click. Love when you play with Kruz, she's always a riot
Spanners are a type of wrench that looks like this: 🔧 with that adjustable version being called a cresent wrench.
There are many other wrenches including the large mokey wretch, pipe wrench, and tab wrench.
"Back In Black is just a song, not an album"
And this is why Cheesy is too young for things.
@@MostlyLost some of their songs aren’t great but overall they are a amazing band.
I knew the title of the video and it still surprised me. That was awesome! Great job Chilled!
I always love how Kruz’s discord icon matches the noises she makes 🤣🤣
That first game should have gone to the audience, they had way more money than you, and just getting that far at all is an achievement for them!
Yeah... but you forget:
A.) The Audience needs at least 75% majority agreement, and
B.) everyone else needs to be wrong.
as an avid Percy Jackson book fan, I concur with cheesy. you just have to read them. If you only read one series in your life, let it be Percy Jackson.
Nobody did lust on the seven deadly sins question either. That’s what I would’ve wrote.
My immediate thought for the comic at the end, with "Any last words?" was "AnY lAsT wOrDs?"
I watched the part where he guessed the next question in the twitch vod and my mind was fucking blown
47:04 You know that if they were playing Mario Party, that would've been like 9, tops.
Me, nearly 40, hearing all of them complaining about Kylie Jenner's age: "Where did I put my medicine?"
*hugs and pats back*
Biologist here - starfish do NOT have exoskeletons. They have endoskeletons, like you and me, formed of ossicles.
If I am remembering correctly the revolutionary war sub was named the Turtle. It attacked a British war ship but did not succeed in sinking it but did survive.
There was also a Sub used in the American civil war by the confederates. It did succeed in sinking its target but it’s crew ran out of oxygen and sunk afterwards.
Yeah, the Turtle was really no more than a large wine cask.
@@ebonargamer1829 With a bomb strapped to it.
Also depends on how you define submarine. "Diving boats" and proper submarines are often separated if you really go into the subject. The first "proper" submarine, as in primarily underwater, was the German type XXI.
There's also been "civilian" submarine-esque contraptions even earlier in history.
i am surprise i am not the only one that was ware of the turtles exists but i cant blame chilled and the others and the comments on Thais it such a observer ship that with out delving in to history hared core
35:20 my favorite part is "is he hacking?"
9:47 If you played your Assassin's Creed you would know the correct answer is Da Vinci did it.
52:30
So, I got curious and searched up the word that Cheesy had used for his password...
...APPARENTLY an “Impi” is a like the word for a group of Zulu warriors. Another instance of Impi is an abbreviation for “Mexican Institute of Industrial Property” which would be “el Instituto Mexicano de la Propiedad Industrial” in Spanish, thus why the abbreviation is IMPI.
Chilled's friends, talking about pegging, Chilled, I love Price is Right!, fucking dying, love this man.
On the topic of the Santa Claus question, let me show my Dutchness real quick.
Sinterklaas is our version of the original Saint Nickolas, which we have alongside Santa Claus as Americans know him.
Sinterklaas comes from Spain on a steam boat with a white horse and chimney sweeper helpers, on the 5th of December he leaves gifts and candy.
Children put their shoes by the fireplace to receive these rewards and fill them with carrots and hay for the horse.
There are also mini cookies we call pepernoten and naughty kids get shoved in a jute bag to be taken to Spain.
Also, how on Earth do you get "klaus" out of a double A?
Seriously, I've heard bad pronunciations, but this one leaves me more confused than anything.
Came here looking for a fellow Dutchie! Indeed, Sinterklaas is definitely not the same as Santa Claus
@@lovely_poekie
Far from it indeed.
One's a jolly fat guy with reindeer and elves, the other a slander saint with chimney sweepers and a horse.
Same inspiration, different characters.
53:25 “Clayface that sounds like that would be a Batman villain!” Basil Karlo did not get a condition that allows him to change form to just be told that he sounds like he would be a Batman villain.
52:44 Zulu Warriors in battle formation were called Impi.
As a resident of South Texas I can confirm back in black is a album and a song on the album lol
As far as I know, beef boss is a Mii that was made to look like a burger
35:23 I CAN SEE THE FUTURE!!!!!!! Holy crap the chances of that!
Came back after this happened again.
Same
Damn, nostalgia.
Cheesy huffing at chilled asking which Pokémon was poison was the best “ I’m tired of your s***” ever!
35:13 Sinterklaas is not Santa Claus. Sinterklaas lives in Spain during the year and comes to Belgium and The Netherlands in the beginning of December on a steamboat. He had never lived in the North Pole like Santa Claus (Kerstman in Dutch). So the question was wrong.
Sorry for this but I needed it off my chest.
My first thought with the The captain announces "On the starboard side, you will see..." at 1:06:50 was "The water we're supposed to be in."
1:04:59 I would have gone with "Holy Watersports".
Strawberry 🍓 but also I find it very funny that they finally got a Pokémon question and Jeremy isn’t there to answer it and he always wants Pokémon questions 😂
Crazy as a person from cumberland maryland yall talked about my city. Nobody usually knows it's a city, and I definitely didnt know there was a pie named after it.
The first submarine attack was the revolutionary war.. the name of the submarine was the turtle. Loved that little history fact that stumped the teachers 😂
I laughed at the submarine one, only because I actually knew that one LOL. IIRC it was basically like barrels that guys would hide in and place mines of a sort on the side of ships. It wasn't super common but it did happen.
Chilled has super powers and no one will convince me otherwise.
"World of Warcraft classes! World of Warcraft classes!"
That was amazing!
Back in Black is a studio album by AC/DC, and a song, still isn’t back to black though
Gone with the Wind was a 2 VHS movie set, it's over 3 and a half hours long.
“On September 7, 1776, during the Revolutionary War, the American submersible craft Turtle attempts to attach a time bomb to the hull of British Admiral Richard Howe's flagship Eagle in New York Harbor. It was the first use of a submarine in warfare.”
Wow
The more you know
56:31 John Donne, Meditation 17, also famous for For Whom The Bell Tolls.
EARLY BIRD CATCHES THE WORM! Cheers for another video Chilly.
LMAO I knew there was a sub attack during the revo war
good ol' liberty kids lol
ChilledChaos is my comfort streamer.
8:18 That I know what a chess pie is because my aunt makes chess bars every family holiday dinner.
The one cheesy died on the first scratch his death title was Couldn’t Stop Scratching and honestly it makes it kinda funny
That was a crazy guess set of circumstances, lol.
Pretty sure I'm addicted to your gaming videos Mr chaos. :3
The fact that Courtilly said that there's no way that question will show up is incredible omg :D
With the comic lash in the end, I woulda went, "The Jester will see you in hell."
9:33
Eyy chalk one up for the Liberty Kids and what they taught us.
anyone else notice that the audience keeps coming close to winning lately?
Chilled is great at the Math, rule, and Dictation games.
Back in Black was the name of the album as well.
27:07 Showing my age here. Back in Black WAS the album's name.
The album was in fact called Back in Black and the reason is because it was made to commemorate the death of lead singer Bon Scott who died that same year. Also another fun fact, AC/DC didn't win a grammy till 2008 for their song "War Machine".
15:28 "vainglory" win every time.
we use spanner wrenches in the fire service for connecting hoses
1:16:00 "very wholesome"
Well definitely about some holes
I like the “surgery” answer because it’s funny whether you’re thinking the twin is the patient or the surgeon 😆
I knew Ragnarok is the Norse equivalent of Armageddon, but I forgot that it involves Fenris eating the sun.😂
That's question about names for santa claus was wrong. "Sinterklaas" refers to a different guy that brings candy on the 6th of december. Santa claus is literally called "Christmas man" in the netherlands and Belgium
I love it when Chilled wins
Trivia Murder Party questions I got right:
Who's real name is Norville Rogers?
When was the first submarine attack?
In Norse mythology, what will happen during Ragnarok?
Beatles songs?
Descriptions of The Grinch?
Who wears a tunic?
Where can I find some sulfuric acid?
What design is on each Oreo?
When were the first Academy Awards held?
Which colorful book came first?
Darkwing Duck villains?
Punctuation Marks?
36:53 Booking marking for self
i love how at the fortnite question beef boss was there poofesure would die of laughter
I always choose pride for Escanor
Cheesy was a little wrong about the ACDC thing, back in black is an ACDC song, but the album the song is on, is called Back in black
I know 2 year's late
wrenches typically have an adjustable jaw, whilst spanners more often come in a range of fixed sizes.
spanner is a borrowing from German. Etymons: German Spanner.
Now this is top gaming moments
To describe the Revolutionary War Submarine:
They modified a wine barrel for going under water.
hay Chilled did you guys ever googled the submarine trivia question in murder party
1:16:15 - Wholesome?... Well.. There definitely were some holes.
The submarine attack in the Revolutionary War was not exactly successful.
15:30 by the way there are two anime series called the seven sins
I was so convinced Ragnarok had a snake eating the Sun because I confused it with Egyptian mythology for a second forgetting the snake does something is the world snake in Norse Mythology and does something else
I looked up "ambien walrus" - I wasn't disappointed.