'Flan' by Jake Chudnow [HD]

Song: Jake Chudnow - "Flan"
Album: Glow in the Dark Treasure Hunt (2011)

Video:

Derek Thomas - "Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women" (1967)
(Creative Commons)

Handy (Jam) Organization - "At the End of the Rainbow" (1946)
(Creative Commons)

American International Films - "Battle Beyond the Sun" (1960)
(Creative Commons)

Handy (Jam) Organization - "American Look" (1958)
(Creative Commons)

Handy (Jam) Organization - "Wonderful World" (1959)
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Thanks

[olcsohigany]

When I hear this at the background when Michael talking, I'm sadly realising, it's almost the end of the video

[FRISHR]

Makes me want to crush an NES game cartridge to liquid.

[Deutalios]

“And as always, thanks for watching.”

[liammiller]

This was the song that made you feel GOOD about understanding what he was saying

[hitch]

ever shed a tear at the end of a Vsauce video because of how beautiful a piece of information is?

[SiamHossain]

I always recall the end of the Cruel Bombs video.

"The Titan II missile is great for delivering lethal nuclear warheads,
But it also sent Gemini astronauts to space, preparing us for a mission to the Moon.
Science doesn't tell us how to use keys. It finds them, or predicts them. How we use keys, is up to us.

And as always,
thanks for watching."

[xgtvhls]

you know you had a satisfying ending with new knowledge when this starts playing

[puddycat]

I'm going to become a science teacher and at the end of the year I'm going to play this at the end of class and say "and as always... thanks for watching"

[BobTheBob]

"And as always, thanks for watching"

[snowycamel]

this was the booting up sound of the universe

[SpectrumHazard]

Flan'd always,
Jake's for Chudning

[Lemonator]

You are on your bed. Your loved ones surround you, expecting this to be their final moment with you. You close your eyes as you let out your last breath. In a brief second but what seems like forever for you, you see your entire life flash before you. You see a bright light and hear a familiar voice:

"And as always, thanks for watching."

[Brambrew]

(Translated into 21st century English)
The year is 17275
The surface of barren moon lies before me.
They tell us to dig.
My power tools are nearly exhausted.
The homeworld, Earth, is so far from here. I wish I could go home. Walk on the same soil which our ancestors first tilled when they first fashioned the makings of the cradle of civilization.
If the souls of my ancestors could see me now, would they be proud or horrified by how far humanity has come?
The lives of ancient humans seem so small yet so noble. It would be an honor to have walked among them.
Home is at least 300 light-years away; they don't tell us exact coordinates and distances.
My machinery has been depleted to 0% power.
Still, they demand we dig.
The surface of this barren moon stretches to a far, bleak horizon.
The year is 17275
_End of Log_

[NovaStorm]

Man this song really tickles my existential crisis gland

[hashbiasshate]

Vsauce one of the og youtubers that has stayed true to this day. Thank you

[scottbusse]

One thing has to be said about Vsauce he changed how I learned things and I’m sure he changed a lot of others through his videos. He made learning fun and I would literally ignore school assignments to watch his videos. He is truly one of the pioneers of YouTube. “And as always thanks for watching.”

[kugelblitzkrieg]

“The keys that open the gates of Heaven are the same keys to the gates of Hell. And as always, thanks for watching.” — Michael Stevens

[EthanBoBethan]

Legend has it that right before you die, this starts playing and you can hear Michael Stevens say “And as always, thanks for watching.”

[hundred]

17318, In what time will people stop listening to this and stop commenting? 11 years of people commenting everyday... and as always Thanks for watching

[luhdooce]

Science doesn't tell us how to use keys. It finds them, or predicts them. How we use keys is up to us.

And as always, thanks for watching.