Brits are not that important

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Prod Haake

[Elsoulio]

Caesar is a real one for making my pizza $5

[Polska_Edits]

So Nikola Tesla didn't even make the list? 💀

[johnnypalmer]

'Let's talk about 20 influential people'
*immediately starts with 11*

[geeseinabucket]

I'm Irish so I have every right to despise the British, but Britain and certain British people (like king henry) are still insanely important considering Britain owned 25% of the world at one point

[vdogg]

DAMN! Someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed today.

[hyperzcg]

Never let time magazine make a list again!!! 🔥🔥🔥

[aryanjain]

"I hate brits"
Commonwealth : shut up and take my money

[JetBlazed]

Hermit not just spitting facts he’s SPITTING TEA, AT THE BRITS 😂😂

[lolno]

"I hate the Brits"
>is speaking English

Also that was Henry VIII (8th), Henry VII was kinda boring tbh and he looked like he was born in Birmingham

[animus]

Gengis khan was a badass you should make a vid on him

[ceilingfane]

My list (in no particular order)

Gengis khan

Alexander the Great

That nigga that wrote the Iliad (I forgot his name)

Shakespeare

Romulus, first king of Rome


Remember this is most influential not most popular or most power Shakespeare and that guy that wrote the Iliad influenced entertainment to such a great expanse and we all are entertained a lot nowadays your on shorts rn after all so therefore they are warranted to be put on this list I might have forgotten people

[munchycrusader]

Man learned history from MacDonald's

[sneakypeacock]

Coughs in industrial revolution. Hope the British empire doesn’t get it. standing alone against Germany during ww2 Definatley wasn’t that important

[nero]

"Number 11 is Henry the 7th" daaamn there's some bars right there

[zkcrisyee]

Colombus didn’t even discover the Americas, as many believe due to the myth. He did accidentally go there, in a failed quest to get to India.

But the Americas was discovered long ago, first by ancestors of today’s Native Americans and Incas and Mayas, who already established there more than a thousand years before Colombus ever reached the Caribbean. There were already *tens of millions* of native people in the americas before Colombus ever set foot on it. Where did they even come from? Asia, mostly, but that started a 15 000 years ago, a long time before Colombus.

Secondly, by Vikings and Nordic Europeans who went to Greenland and parts of North America in a conquest for more land, centuries before Colombus as well. The Vikings reached the Americas in the 10th century A.D., 5 centuries before Colombus. They called their settlements in Greenland and Canada: “Vinland”. Vinland means “land of wine”, since they discovered grapes in America (not native to their home part of Europe), and brought them back to Europe.

Then, even the Chinese reached the Americas in the 15th century, a tad bit before Colombus.

There were also the Polynesians, who are believed to have reached the Americas in 1200, by many historians and researchers.

[geoff]

"Brits are not that important" You're literally speaking English.

[flwrsforvaña]

Darwin literally produced the Theory of Evolution, which is based upon one of the most integral parts of human history.

[solomonbrobbey]

“I hate the Brits”
Me a Brit”what did I do to you “

[dvirnevo]

Victoria is a valid pici they name an entire era of history after her for a reson

[hello.hello_]

Hermit was feeling not aggressive this time💀