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Fun fact: Cholera is also a Polish curse word.

@_ermwhattheflip

2 ай бұрын

czy to Freddy fazbear

@Spaceyguy_animates

2 ай бұрын

Imagine your polish and your physicist just says "you are diagnosed with sh[t." I'm pretty sure that's the word, correct me if I'm wrong.

@Xkbtbox

2 ай бұрын

O cholera czy to Freddy fazbear

@matt.w

2 ай бұрын

@@Spaceyguy_animates No, shit in Polish is "gówno", Cholera is just a swear made form the name of the disease. But if it ment shit it would be a lot funnier. If you want to know anything else about Polish swears, you can just ask in this comment section.

@realradiantrei

2 ай бұрын

kinda reminds me of how dutch people use cancer as a curse word

Thanks this video made me realize i have all of these diseases

@trhvids

2 ай бұрын

ur f*cked 💀💀💀

@haifidelity

2 ай бұрын

congrats!!!

@m_tothe_z

2 ай бұрын

@@haifidelity LMAO

@carameleoncookieee

2 ай бұрын

Don't get well soon ❤

@__julia___749

2 ай бұрын

Do you want a reward or something

Dance till your dead taken to a new level

@They_CallMeYahios

2 ай бұрын

lol

@VasiliosAirlines

2 ай бұрын

dAnCe tHe NiGhT aWwwWaYaYyYyYyY😂

@sausageIsAnAbomination

Ай бұрын

off, off with your headddd dance dance til you're deaddd (i love this song)

@Das_Laurinchen

Ай бұрын

@@sausageIsAnAbomination Heads will roll, Heads will rooooooll, Heads will roll on the floor!

@Rose-mt9uj

20 күн бұрын

did they make that song just for the dancing plague

Ergotism be like: "Holy shit im blasting out of both ends, my hearts a seizin, my lungs are wheezing, the fucking walls are melting. I can hear satans voice, hes telling me to invest in apple, what does that mean, why does he want me to buy apples"

@wobbler-dw9fi

2 ай бұрын

I THOGHT THE SAME BAHAHAHAA-

@CallMeMimi27

2 ай бұрын

Sam: the academy did its work, and my students know the lesson to the letter

@Great_TOAST

22 күн бұрын

"Apples takes the doctor away"

The Sam O'Nella references in the comment section became inevitable as soon as ergotism had been brought up

@kfchero2

23 күн бұрын

MY HEART'S A SEIZIN', MY LUNGS ARE WHEEZING, THE FUCKIN' WALLS ARE MELTING. I CAN HEAR SATAN'S VOICE. HE'S TELLING ME TO...INVEST IN APPLE? WHY DOES HE WANT ME TO BUY APPLES?

Damn dude, I just *love* your characterisations. You really have a great sense of cartoon illustration and body language!

@japanesesupplier

2 ай бұрын

I also love how they illustrate their segments . Makes me understand every topic more easily

@koriw1701

2 ай бұрын

@@japanesesupplier agreed!

I had to read yellow fever in 5th grade, they made us read it over spring break. I still remember 6 years later

Hi my Brothers, here is the timestamp 0:00 dancing plague 2:17 cholera 3:48 typhoid fever 4:59 Yellow fever 7:10 river blindness 09:42 desentery 11:02 scurvy 11:43 Guinea worm disease 13:00 Gout

@isufferfromOBCD

3 күн бұрын

ty

This guy's videos are so awesome. Filled with interesting info to the brim

"Fingers, toes, ears and nose" Get this man a spotify this instant.

These vids are so interesting! I love how every disease has a sort of profile picture that helps describe it. Keep it up!

The moral of the story? Modern medicine is a miracle.

10:29 the reddy face

I love this channel so much, keep up the good work!

@TheEvaluat0r

2 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoy it!

One of my new favorite channels keep up the good work buddy! Try not to get burnt out like others do because i enjoy these videos

2:43 WOOOOOOO WALES MENTION!!!!!! CHOLERA!!!!!!! WALES!!!!! YAAAAAAAYYYYY!!!!!

I have a stomach ache once and think i have all these diseases

It's pretty mind boggling to think that if we didn't learn how to treat and filter water, we all would have likely died of cholera and dysentery a long time ago. The way the world is now, though, maybe we should have.

Sadly enough, some of these diseases are still very much a threat. Often linked to poverty. Ancient does not equal extinct (which the narrator does not state) Cholera outbreaks for example are rightfully so feared in regions where there have been floods or other catastrophes and water supply infrastructures are destroyed. Also, special "cholera beds" have been designed to help dealing with the heavy, uncontrollable diarrhea patients suffer from. They have a whole in patients butt region, so the ill can stay in bed. More hygienic and safe than other options. "Fun" fact: my sister named a couple of pet rats "Cholera" (the female) and "Typhus" (the male). And later two males "Morbus" and "Lupus" to stay with the diseases. Sad fact: many diseases mostly touching poorer regions of the world might be treatable better with some more research into it (take Malaria for example). But sadly, such research is expensive as is the finding and creating of new medecines. And as regions touched by poverty are not exactly a promising market, big pharma concerns most of the time have little or no interest of working on these illnesses. Because they would hardly make big money with it even if they developped cures. I bet as some of these tropical illnesses will continue spreading to more western regions due to climate change (vectors the mosquitoes expanding their repartition into "warmed up" zones), pharma concerns' interest on finding cures will magically increase.

Great work sir!❤❤❤

Ive seen 3 videos from this dude and his voice sounds exactly like mainlyfact(some reddit story reader, his latest videos have been mid but the old ones are good)

@CuteNarpNarpPlush

2 ай бұрын

Oh yea that's the youtuber I thought of what they sounded like

@scyfinn7866

2 ай бұрын

It is him! He confirmed in a comment on another video on this channel (I don't remember which, but it was among the first videos). I love his work on mainlyfact and am so glad to have found this channel!

@heytheresport

2 ай бұрын

i was JUST thinking that!!

@Duolingo_horse_official

2 ай бұрын

Yeah I think he is

This channel teaches more helpful and interesting stuff than 6 years of school could teach.

Some years ago before the Covid we had yellow fever outbreaks here on Brazil. I remember seeing news about it in the TV.

Dancing Plague: If you want to dance to death, join me! People: I don't see why not.

Fun fact, a part of the London Cholera outbreak was people drinking poo like water. And when people pooped in London. It ended up in the river. And people drank that river water and got cholera. This was called the grate stink.

@4sh35_12c

2 ай бұрын

Fact too: there was an outbreak in Baguio city too and I was infected but only vomiting and diarrhea

@ishu4227

2 ай бұрын

The great sink

@jordanferrazza8700

2 ай бұрын

Apparently there was also a small epidemic which ended up being caused by a breached well

@MelsCakes

2 ай бұрын

Also I learned this in 4th grade

@LunarisTheMagnificent

2 ай бұрын

Yeah Britain and London in those times didn’t have proper sewage systems. So when people were pooping into holes in the ground, the poop just went into the rivers and people were drinking out of these rivers from pumps and wells. As he said in the video there was ALOT of overcrowding in these houses, often a family of 10 would try sleep on one bed, and not having much knowledge on how bacteria and how to stop it spreading. It just spread out of control

Broh gout is the worst. I got unlucky and got it when I was 20 instead of my 50s like you're supposed to. I'm in my 30s now and my bones have become dust because I was a dipshit and chose not to fix my diet and regulate alcohol intake.

Fun fact: right after i was born, i got yellow fever. So im in the hospital for a longer time. Don't worry, im not dead.

@TinfoilCult

Ай бұрын

💀

@professionalpookie

29 күн бұрын

NO ONE CARES

@TinfoilCult

29 күн бұрын

@@professionalpookie that was sarcasm

@professionalpookie

29 күн бұрын

@@TinfoilCult quiet, you fool

@Relandty

25 күн бұрын

@@professionalpookiewhat is wrong with you

Could you do every eating disorder explained please

In Dutch, the word typhoid is tiefus. Tiefus is used as a curse word in Dutch, but it is not frowned upon, being more comparable to stuff like darn. This is likely because the disease basically doesn't exist anymore

Imagine you just accidentally started a plague just because you dance. 😂

These are my comfort videos

Thanks for listening to my comment on that other video! Hopefully we can cover the rest! 😄

The bg music sounds so familar. Would this happen to be from an old wii game?

@parmsnik

Ай бұрын

it sounds familiar to me too! But I remember it in a mobile game rather than Wii-

Yes! More

Okay so basically I just watched a 13 min video describing a bunch of horrible ways to die and/or suffer

Oh my god I think I had dysentery before. I had all the symptoms😭 maybe it was food poisoning but omg

@Youraverageanimalfriend

Ай бұрын

Hope your alr now

Fact: It was either MPI or ergotism for the dancing plague

The anime and manga of either Hataraku saibou or Hataraku saibou black tackles the gout topic nicely

As somebody who studies the Scandinavian Emigration Era, I can comfirm that im very scared of Cholera

really informative video! This really helps with thinking up fantasy diseases, but to be fair the real world is weird enough as is.

@teamok1025

2 ай бұрын

Seems like you're an plague inc player

@Art.and.Hamsters

2 ай бұрын

Pfp

12:49 Nice Video♥♥♥

Now we need common diseases explained

Great content

New fear unlocked: ✨ E V E R Y T H I N G ✨

First one could just be an Scp or sum

Make a video of every stage of life explained in 14 minutes

Jay Foreman did a great video on cholera

@Ren-as

2 ай бұрын

Map men map men map map map men

do every psychology school of thought explained

yellow fever is crazy my gosh

There is a mistake at 8:08

Wolves of the Beyond is a book series by Kathryn Laskey. I have been listening to it to sleep since I was around six years old. Spoilers, ahead, btw. In the fourth book, there is a dancing plague during a famine that happens due to a prophet saying that a god will come down and take them and deliver them to heaven. There are also wolves separate from the dancing who start eating the fallen dancers (almost all characters are wolves in this book). When I learned that the dancing plague was an actual thing that happened in real life, I was literally FLABBERGASTED.

The river blindness ball is hard ngl

Looks like people took the song “dance till you’re dead” too literally

I guess river blindness is why we don't see Naked and Afraid challenges in northern Africa. Gout can affect women although it is extremely rare. My mother gets flare ups of gout, it is extremely painful for her.

@Youraverageanimalfriend

Ай бұрын

Your poor mother :

So be sure to go to Africa, hug everyone, drink from rivers, play weird games like throw the poop or catch as many insect bites as possible, eat moldly bread and never wash your hands.

You sound like the guy from Be Amazed

@sausageIsAnAbomination

Ай бұрын

wait a minute-

@josiahd4073

Ай бұрын

EXACTLY

bro made the ancient edition of Diseaseballs

River blindness tho 🤢🤢🤢🤢

You forgot about smallpox

@JosephVargas-dj7ul

2 ай бұрын

True

Another fact about Gout not mentioned: it's often misdiagnosed.

Why is gout happy?

I looked straight at the toes when it showed up

I have ergotism without the R.

Bubonic plague, polio, and tuberculosis could have been included on this list

why do i keep seeing your thumbnails everywhere

8:06 I don’t think that’s a musket

I was actually born with JAUNDICE and because me and my mother had different blood types in my blood is blood got into my blood, and it caused an infection my JAUNDICE infectio wouldn’t get better we’re cutting off the umbilical cord. Of course a little bit of the mothers blood enters the child and if the child and mom don’t have the same blood type, they will get jaundice and it’s hard to cure is

0:22 POV mesmerizer music video

*7 new fears unlocked*

Thank you for treating England and Wales as separate countries

'Fingers, toes, ears and nose' Check it check it check it! You named it!!

even the narrator seems appauled about the effects of cholera.

Who said it’s hard to be recommended as a new KZreadr?

@peanutgamez

2 ай бұрын

i did.

Since typhoid is on this I'm going to tell my cured typhoid fever. So one day I wasn't feeling so well I couldn't eat I tried to take a stool, I couldn't go to school on Monday since I was sick on Sunday as my parents grow concerned about my health as they take me to the ER as they accounce my parents I have to stay in my hospital room for a week so I don't get others sick I asked my mom to get me some food but when I took a bite I gagged it felted as my tastebuds are weird as a few days pass I can eat more food meaning I am getting better I get out the hospital on Saturday

Technically these aren’t ‘ancient’ since the term ancient refers to any time before 0 AD. The first one is literally from 1518 AD.

Cells at work: code black tonight me about Gout!

Why is no one talking abt how horrifying the river blindness is ??

Pun at 1:07

NO!!! There were more than one outbreak of the dancing plague. It was famous because the town had a printing press. Also it is known that the dancing plague was mass psychogenic illness, which still has outbreaks today. ❤

10:30 bro that face 💀💀💀💀

I dont think religon was the cause of that dancing one. I dont know any beliefs that say "dance until you die"

Forgot about bubonic plage...

When you say "Damn!" but they keep talking:

is it just me or is the tinted red from pausing real

why am i watching this while eating

My Civics teacher has gout

scurvy: hehe you cant sail anymore u food suck

Dysentery is not ancient depending on where you live, my dad visited my family in India and I don't know how but he brought it home. When I tell you it was a nightmare

Why did you post as I just found your channel that's crazy

@grungeyfella

2 ай бұрын

Same thing happend to me

Rip my beloved uk 😭

it was probably a cult on the first one

me casually watching this while drinking cola and eating:

I had typhoid

Oh cholera chito freddy fazbear

Im glad these stayed in the past.. or did they?

1:03 salmonella explained this already

4:57 juandice

This guy sounds like Matimi0

yeahh!!!