Most Evil Man - Attila The Hun

Today we bring you another one of the most evil men to have ever lived! In today's epic video we are talking about the savage warrior Attila the Hun! How did the ruler of the Huns become such an evil man? You'll have to watch today's insane new video to find out!

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[crystallxix]

Everybody gangsta until historians discover that Attila also failed art school

[jackhandma]

Romans: We're getting raided by these fierce nomadic horsemen. We need tp do something.
China: First time?

[ryanforster]

it's weird how many similarities there are between Atilla and Gengis Khan. Both used bows and horses, killed their brother, employed foreign siege technology, and died under suspicious circumstances.

[andrasilles]

as hungarian I can confirm, that this is a regular tuesday

[arielp]

2:10 Attila was so strong his horses could cross water

[antsinmyeyesjohnson]

the only huns you'd never want to come over to your place

[twocvbloke]

Kills half the world, dies of a nosebleed, what an end... :P

[aleksandarrotar]

Attila: Horse's dinner says 'what'!
Roman: What?

Horse: *N E I G H*

[NajwaLaylah]

A nosebleed on his wedding night? Actually a brain hemorrhage? She "ice-picked" him (stabbed him) with something thin, going up his nose.

[TacticalProjectGaming]

1:05 Pantheon of Gods? Wasn't Rome Christian by then?

[isaccs]

Nobody:
Atila on Balkans:"its free real estate"

[samkangal]

Only Asterix and Obelix have been more cruel to romans.

[atilladaglarbuken]

Attila was a master of war. He could have destroyed Rome, but due to the political atmosphere of the time, he did not. May our ancestor Atilla rest in peace.

[Cameron-toze]

Don't let this distract you from the fact that McDonald's raised its price on their McChicken sandwich by $0.39

[williamli]

Genghis Khan watching this video: Am I a joke to you?

[fluffyseal]

this is the first time i've seen ancient roman getting bullied so hard

[szabesz]

As a hungarian I think, you westerners have some misinformation about Attila. He was not evil. He was just like the other leaders back then.

[Zlacus]

Attila was the most successful leader of the time. His enemies could hardly pay their tributes, so it's not surprising that they pictured Attila as the "most evil man".

[Mr-.Facts.]

Imagine being so evil that The Infographics Show makes a video about you hundreds of years later.

[hngmn]

“Pray to your Pantheon of Gods” is a bit disingenuous, as the Romans had pretty much entirely outlawed Paganism by this time. That’s possibly one of the reasons why they were so scared of Attila’s “Sword of Mars” - a symbol of vengeance of the Gods the Romans had abandoned.