I remade HISTORY using LEGO...

This was one of the hardest videos I've ever made, but also one of my new favorites. I really hope y'all enjoyed! And I made a mistake: it's not a T-Rex 😭

am i watching nat geo or?

Dinosaur age 0:18 Cave man 0:45 Ancient Egypt 1:10 Ancient China 1:30 Ancient maya 1:59 Ancient India 2:15 Ancient Greece 2:25 Ancient Rome 2:36 Fall of Rome 2:49 Middle Ages 3:08 Castles 3:16 Vikings 3:44 Mozart 4:17 William shakespeare 4:25 Mona lisa 4:28 Discovering the americas 4:39 Pirates 4:51 Wild west 5:31 Invention of trains 6:13 Invention of cameras 6:18 Invention of dynamite Invention of the typewriter 6:30 Invention of the phone 6:33 Invention of the lightbulb 6:37 Invention of cars 6:41 Invention of planes 6:47 World war 1 & 2 6:52 The moon landing 7:25 Popular (modern) Music 7:35 Modern (popular movies & shows) TV 7:41 Invention of the internet 7:48 Invention of the microwave 7:54 Invention of robots 7:55 Invention of credit cards 7:55 Invention of skateboards 7:56 Invention of the printer 7:57 Invention of video games 7:58 Invention of Lego 7:58 Invention of the iPhone 7:59 Invention of social media 8:00 Invention of drones 8:01 Modern age 8:02 The future 8:13 Flight 8:18 Teleportation 8:20 Clones 8:22 Invisible 8:23 Never age 8:24 End of the world 8:26 (This comment took 10 mins to make so pls like not begging 👍 🙏🏿) I messed up on China it should be 1:36 Dynamite should be 6:25

"But at (blah blah blah) Rome had been attacked by Barbaric tribes" Barbarians was a pain in Rome's ass for a while

As a guy who likes history and Lego this video was awesome!

Bro just taught me an entire year worth of history lessons in like 10 minutes

u forgot titanic

As a history fan, I'd like to point out some things that were left out or inaccurate: 1. For the Greeks, you left out their achievements in philosophy, Democracy, and theater 2. Shakespeare and Mozart existed well after the Renaissance period 3. Aside from Pirates, there were the American and French Revolutions 4. You could've mentioned the pre-modern times movie industry evolution 5. Among the developed music, you left out disco.

2000 - 2024 Present 1912 - 1945 Worldwars 1865 - 1895 Wild West 1850 - Pre-Industrial 1837 - 1901 Victorian Era 1760 - 1839 Industrial starting revolution 1750 - 1820 Classical Period 1714 - 1837 Georgian Era 1660 - 1714 Restoration Era 1650 - 1730 Piracy Evolution 1649 - 1660 Puritan Era 1485 - 1603 Tudors 1445 - 1623 Medieveal Age 1400 - 1650 Renaissance 1277 - 1342 Rome Age 1185 - 1868 Samurian Period 1185 - 1603 Feudal Japan 1154 - 1485 Plantagenet Period 972 - 1026 Antique Era 794 - 1185 Heian Period 793 - 1066 Viking Era 710 - 784 Nara Period 538 - 710 Asuka Period 476 - 1500 Medieval Age 452 - 673 Anicent Age 250 - 538 Kofun Period 0 - 224 Religious Age 0 - 33 Lord's Life 31 BC - 476 BC Roman Era 300 BC - 250 Yayoi Period 321 BC - 185 BC Indian Age 500 - 700 Archaic Period 900 BC - 300 BC Etruscan Age 2700 bc - 456 Chinese Evolution Era 3250 bc - 1200 bc Mestropolician Era 5200 bc - 2357 bc Eygptian Era 7500 bc - 3455 bc Aztecs 12567 bc - 5671 bc African Era 13,000 BC - 300 Jomon Culture 330000 bc - 310000 bc Human Evolution Era 450000 bc - 275000 Judaism Ruling 731123 bc - 125179 bc - First Humans 123m bc - 65m bc Prehstoric Age 324m bc - 72m bc Jurassic Age 724m bc - 23m bc Primates 926m bc - 826 bc The Nephilims Era 1b bc - 981m bc Ice Age 3b bc - 1b Creation Era 4.24b - 4.112b - Earth formed Periods of time what I know Cambrian Ordovician Silurian Devonian Carbinferous Permian Triassic Jurassic Cretaceous Palocene epoch Eocene epoch Oligecene epoch Miocene epoch Plisocene epoch Plestiocene epoch Holocene epoch UPDATED

My boy finally on that stop motion grind. Let’s gooo!

The internet was actually created as a military software to communicate in like the 70s or something

6:13 Henry! :D

6:28 that type writer looks really good at first I thought it was a custom piece

This now makes up my entire recollection of history…

just a note, Vikings actually didn't do as much warring and stealing as they're made out to have done -- they were actually relatively peaceful, and traded with the locals of whatever landmass they ended up on. We actually got a lot of English words from Viking expeditioners; some of these include steak, window, law, cake, ball, bag, want and happy!

1:53 I appreciate the attention to detail, as that is the actual starting "handshake" to start a duel or while sparring

0:19 prehistory 1:10 ancient era (Egypt) 1:37 ancient era (China) 1:58 Mayan era 2:14 India 2:24 Greek 2:36 Rome 2:49 Rome collapsed (476 ad) 2:55 medieval era 3:08 medieval Europe 3:45 Vikings 4:02 renaissance era 4:44 North America 5:30 the Wild West 6:07 the Industrial Revolution 6:56 the world war era 7:22 the modern period 8:15 the future

I am a videographer & designer as my primary living, and I have to say, THIS WAS EDITED BEAUTIFULLY. I don’t even want to see your timeline on premiere, I’m overwhelmed just watching this work of art! You’re awesome at what you do!

Did anyone notice the face that he put on the train was Henry from Thomas and friends?

Bro just explained all my social study’s. I don’t need school, I got TD Bricks😂