African History be like

African History Time. Don't be mad at this history video this time guys/gals

If you have a good idea for a video let me know in the comments.

Song list:
Black Ops 2 Soundtrack Savimbi's Pride

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#history #meme #african

[MasterofRoflness]

Guys/gals Ill do other areas of Africa as well. I didnt mean to anger you by not calling this video "west African". Its just to survive aganist the algotherim.

[dzigayu]

Being so rich and philanthropic that you singlehandedly inflated a nation's economy is probably one of the top 5 flexes in history.

[expandedhistory]

To be fair, he did not cause inflation intentionally.

And when he found out about what his frivolous philanthropy had caused, he borrowed very high loans from the Egytians at 100% intetest rate, and paid it back immediately.

This makes Mansa Musa the only person to have both caused a gold crash through hyperinflation, and then bailed out those affected.

[mihneavoinic]

Pre-colonial African history is so underrated

[Golemoid]

African history: exists
Netflix: Let's turn a british queen black

[johnnymigouel]

Fun fact, Mansa Musa's older brother left the malian empire on an expedition aiming to cross the atlantic ocean to discover a theoretical land on the other side of said ocean. He obviously never came back from this massive expedition.

[UntoldHistoryAnimations]

I was so relieved that it was actual African history instead of about Colonialism, African history deserves so much more

[Cheezymane]

That’s just West African History, we need more, show us East Africa!!

[MrGeocidal]

Sub-Saharan has a history of great empires and rich cultures. Yet when Netflix wants to show black history, they just ignore all that and show a Greek lady called Cleopatra.

[expandedhistory]

Mamas Musa might be one of the greatest Giga Chads. He literally destabilized entire economies on his way to the Mecca.

[Darraya]

I just like how Mansa Musa had to go back and buy all of the gold that he donated in Egypt when he heard that he fucked up their economy.

[amuroray]

Has anybody ever noticed how every damn Empire plays out similarly across the world throughout history?
Always a schism with the King’s heirs

[chickenbones]

I wish African Americans identified and felt pride in the Mali Empire instead of trying to hijack Egyptian history.

[danielcarithers]

You should do British Empire history be like, and just repeat every single colony that was taken.

[Unidad]

You have to love how every great ruler in this series has Chad in his name.

[nickcara]

Modern African History be like:

“DEATH TO THE MPLA!!!”

[oomsou]

I feel like I’m detecting a pattern with history. Giga Chad ruler does awesome job, then he dies, then some dip shit takes his place and ruins everything for everyone. Then he dies then someone competent eventually appears. Repeat the process until we reach modern day.

[haven_lady]

It's so ironic that people only focused on Egypt when African history was brought up.

African history isn't just about the slave trade! It's also about what happened before that.

[xtremebanana]

Medieval Polish history be like:
>The land is weak and disunfied, ruled by the local nobility
>Duke Feelsimir does all the heavy shit of unification of the country in the face of a common enemy
>rules the unified country for a few months
>dies
>succeeded by his son Chadosław the Based
>he starts rebuilding the country
>gets a beautiful and smart wife from the neighbouring country, forming a strong alliance
>defeats the enemy in the battle of Szczechościbużyńsko
>can't be bothered to exploit the victory to the fullest extent
>rules for 25 years, golden age of Poland
>many great castles, churches and cities are built
>decades of peace
>dies
>succession crisis, his successors bicker for power
>constant state of chaos, shit, turmoil and civil war
>Soyjaksław turns to a foreign power for help
>gets it, but the foreigners arise in prominence to become a threat to the whole realm
>the nobles start supporting Duke Wojaczko the Ugly to lead them
>repeat

[jonathansteiner]

I learned more about black history from a greentext in 60 seconds than I did in school for 12 years