The Most Horrific Times Humanity Has Faced - You Won't Believe What We Survived!

In this video, we take a look at one of the deadliest pandemics in human history - the bubonic plague. Also known as the Black Death, this disease wiped out an estimated 75 to 200 million people across Eurasia in the 14th century.

Join us as we explore the harrowing experience of living during the bubonic plague, from the symptoms and transmission of the disease to the societal and economic consequences. We'll examine how the plague spread across continents, the impact it had on various regions and communities, and the efforts made to contain and treat it.

We'll also discuss the cultural and psychological impact of the bubonic plague, from the emergence of death-centric art and literature to the widespread fear and superstition that characterized the era.

Ultimately, this video offers a sobering reminder of the fragility of human life and the devastating consequences that can result from the outbreak of a deadly disease. So, join us as we travel back in time to explore one of the worst times to be alive in human history.

[rossbauer]

"any time before 1850" really, there all pretty bad

[Daily-Simpsons]

"worst times to be alive in history"

School: "Yes"

[wolftrooper]

We living in the best times rn
So many people take it for granted
It may not be perfect but it’s definitely better than anything back then

[aweshetdima]

Fun fact:
The famous image of the Grim Reaper with his black cloak and scythe was created during the Black Plague.
The black cloak was taken from the bird mask doctors which, if they showed up to your door, it meant that you likely had the Black Plague and were about to be condemned.
The scythe on the other hand was more of a peasant belief, being that so many died from it. Essentially, they saw the plague as Death literally cutting the grass, or people in this case, in one swing of his scythe.

[minecraftguy]

Meanwhile, millennials: "lol rn"

[aqeel]

"11, 347" damn 9000 years to go

[valkkyrriee]

next one should be about the year 357 or whatever it was, that was really serious and could have taken out humanity

[gigachad]

Poland closing their gates:
Their king: close the gates
Soldiers: ok
King: did it work?
Soldier:yes

[jakebloxsaveukraine]

I live in Weymouth in the UK and the history here is where the plague actually entered Europe🤯🤯🤯

[ehwhynot]

"Been spending on their lives, living in a gangster paradise"

[mitturocks]

My grandma: how did my mom survive that?

[SlizMaster]

Guess what? I'm Polish, and I would have lived in the part where I wouldn't die of the black plague!

[spezwik]

2019 is going to be on the list few years from now

[SirrCommander]

*Person born in 1347:* “🤷🏻‍♂️ guess I’ll die”

[МихаилКомелков]

Worst time to be alive in history:
During a final exam for a class you slept in all year.
Wish me luck in math today lmao

[Tronis]

Keep it up man this is good stuff good job🔥👍🏻

[OPspider]

Us in 2050: THE WORST TIME DO BE ALIVE IS 2020 MILLIONS DIED AND MILLIONS GOT SICK TO COVID-19

[capybara]

Black Death:Hey Covid mind holding my beer?

[xBPxHolistic]

I think its the worse time to be alive at any given time. lol 💀

[firefighting.responder]

2020 was bad too with the Corona pandemic...