Think your boss is bad? At least they didn’t brag about skinning people, blow a third of the national budget pretending to be Napoleon, or charge into battle completely butt naked because they thought it made them bulletproof. These warlords weren’t just villains, they were the DLC final bosses of history. Watch The Most Evil […]
Ready to meet the real-life legends behind your favorite monster hunter? This video dives deep into how Van Helsing evolved from a Victorian academic into the ultimate supernatural action hero, and reveals the hardcore truth about actual monster hunters through history. They weren’t just slaying beasts; they were battling society’s fears with garlic, stakes, and […]
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For centuries, people laughed off stories of gorillas, rogue waves, Amazons, and even the city of Troy as pure fantasy… until science, shovels, and sheer stubbornness proved them real! This video dives into some of history’s biggest “yeah, right” moments that turned out to be true, from glowing ball lightning to Viking settlements in North […]
If you grew up in the 80s and 90s, here is a collection of memes that should get you a little nostalgic.
Plot twist! According to the fine word nerds at Merriam-Webster, internet “trolling” doesn’t come from grumpy bridge trolls demanding riddles, it comes from fishing! Yep, trolling is a fishing technique where you drag bait behind a moving boat hoping something bites. Online trolls do the same thing, except instead of catching fish, they’re hoping to […]
Tired of forgetting vocabulary right when you need it? You’re not alone, and you’re not broken! In this video, language expert Olly Richards explains why memorizing flashcards isn’t the answer and what actually does work. He shares 5 practical, brain-friendly ways to learn thousands of words without endless drilling. From watching bingeable TV shows to […]
To mark 10 years on YouTube, Laurence Brown, British by birth and baffled by “realty” signs ever since he moved to America, decided to celebrate the best way he knows: by getting hilariously confused by American English. Why do Americans say “gotten,” and why does “sherbet” involve dairy over here? From “zipper” to “jaywalking,” “grifter” […]