What Killed Every World Leader

1:25 he also had the hit single "Take Me Out" in 2003. It was a pretty catchy song, considering the fact it was released by a guy who had been dead for like 80 years.

10:07 "She's dead, too" Bro, WAHT 😂😂 that phrasing, though.

I think it would be more accurate to say Churchill died at the age of 90 despite his life habits.

Say 34 year-old adult who struggled in school because of the ways that I liked learning versus the way that I was taught. This is how I like to learn now. I like pictures. I’m a visual learner and I like shorter videos with lots of facts.

“Taylor & Travis of the ancient world” lol 🤣

Here are some fun facts everyone likely knows: France still executed people by Guillotine until 1977, Kathrine Howard was related to Anne Boleyn, Anne Boleyn was accused of having extra marital relations with several different men including Henry Percy, Mark Smeton and even her own brother George, there were about 4 or 5 different attempts on Franz Ferdinand's life that day by The Black Hand and that his wife Sophie was of a lower class and conditions that he had imposed on him by the monarchy was that none of their children were in line to the Throne, There were approximately only 6 recorded deaths in The Great Fire of London and a cabbage lasted longer than Liz Truss as British Prime Minister(these are only some of what I know)

It’s crazy that no one really talks about king leopold. He’s definitely one of the worst people but often overlooked

Fun fact: The Mandela effect was named after Nelson Mandela after many people remember Nelson getting executed.

5:51 "Such a diva" this made me cackle I say this all the time 😭

Fun fact about Marie Antoinette: While her most famous quote was "Let them eat cake", her final words were actually an apology to her executioner. On the day of her death, she accidently stepped on his shoe and told him "I didn't do it on purpose", right before the blade dropped.

So you are telling me, that if I die because of a vasovagal syncope my enemies will say I died boinking a horse? Honestly, iconic.

Marie Antoinnette 356 BC - 323 BC is crazy

Never gonna get over how clearly Romeo and Juliet was inspired by the deaths of Cleopatra and Mark Antony. I don't know why this isn't talked about more.