19:00 it’s a recreation after the fact, that a stupidly skilled artist drew with literally no reference besides accounts via word of mouth. Crazy stuff honestly.
How they do the paintings is either an artist hears about what happens and imagines what it was like, is told about the event and then paints it, or a combination of both. The painting is basically how the artist envisioned the event so not super accurate… very cool paintings come from stuff like it though.
I’ve been onboard one of the ships built for this. The USS Constitution. I also got a flag from the ship. It’s really a cool thing to check out if you are in the Boston area.
This is why I like seeing young people watch history vids. For not just the educational value. But for you to understand why we do not deal with terrorists. For our Four Fathers understood. Give them an inch they will take more. But also it shows how our Military Started and why other nations should respect our Military. We as Americans should respect the Military and shame the ones that try to shame our Military, sorry got off topic.
As far as the paintings go, many people back then learned at the very least to sketch so after the sailors would schetch what they saw and comple scetches later on to paint a scene.
Here before 2k subs and bro you will make it your content is 🔥🔥 glad your loving the fat electrician his videos are how history should've been taught to everyone continue down the rabbit hole I'm begging and your reactions are funny asf I've seen all your fat electrician reactions all within the last like 2-3 hours
been a fine artist my whole life, and other commenters are right. most of the time the scenes were created based on what they were told, the better ones are those events the artists experienced themselves. I'm in the middle of a painting depicting a battle during the war of 1812, and I have only 200 year old portraits and historical record to go on. it aint easy when you weren't there yourself lol.
thats fired id love to see your work when your done! An yea for the people who made paints like that back then have amazing key to detail and imagination.
@NoCodeLive It was commissioned as a surprise gift for a naval museum, so I'm not allowed to say more than that or display it online, even in-progress, until after it's been presented to the museum. personally, I cant wait to be done with it LOL.
@@NoCodeLive you're going down the TFE rabbit hole and there's a lot to see from animals like the Polish Bear in WW-1 , bats rats and pigeons in WW-2 and Sergeant Reckless America's war horse in the Korean war ( this one is my favorite animal story ) he has stories about a tree in Korea and cheese in America and many other great stories
Also the best part about fat electrician is he encourages reaction content because he believes this more important that the information actually gets out there and gets taught and the reason why he's going to school to be a historian and so he can try to do away with this anti-American mind set that's that's so many modern people have today because they're ignorant of the good and bad things in America done majority of them only no bad stuff that amarican has done. That's why I recommend the next video you check out is the "Berlin AirLift"
Nick tells this story very well. The only detail he missed is that America didn't fight the Barbary pirates completely alone. Exactly ONE European nation was fighting with us at that time: Sweden, of all people.
Actually a more correct way to put it is the United States joined the Barbary war because Sweden had been fighting the tripoli's long before the US ever jumped in
Think of the paintings like really talented police sketch artists. They read or hear the story and recreate it. Amazingly talented people who can do that. My art teacher watched me draw one stick figure and decided it was in everyone's best interests to allow me to trace all future projects. Provided I never took another art class. Lol
You (6:16) : *"I know how to read. I'm educated..."* -- -- > We're outside people in my family, and I'd always referred to the detritus, the stuff on the ground when we were hiking through a forest or on a hillside -- *NOT* a paved or maintained walkway -- as DEE-try-tus. Well, my daughter went off to college. On a visit home, she said she'd referred to it in one of her classes the way I'd always pronounced it. Her teacher said something like, "Oh! You mean dee-TREE-us?" So, dude, you're definitely not alone. I always take such errors to mean a person reads a lot. Right? 😉
Good deal bro! Im watching your channel everyday now. Here's some of the best Eager beavers Dan daily Ghost of batan Lewis millet (fix bayonets) bad ass! World war tree
@co Definitely Lewis Millet bro, as far as video endings go, that one has the absolute best. Though, I can't think of a Fat Electrician video that isn't a quality one to watch/react to.
LOL...yeah...you did say barbarian...but it happens to all of us, and you realized later on, so I don't think anyone is gonna hold it against you. I have issues with lysdexia too...all the time...and I am not reacting to a video in real time...s'all good. And yes please...more Fat Electrician. LOL
That’s called normality bias and it’s a understandable mistake considering barbarian is Greek word that the Arabs and Europeans used to describe the North African territory’s the Arabs conquered, the Barbary states
As far as supporting characters go, Mrs Electrician is the most savage.
It does beg the question as to which of them is actually coming up with these bits they do lol.
Right that’s a extremely valid question! 🤔
Go down this rabbit hole! He encourages people to do reactions
They should start calling him the based electrician eventually😂
Don't be embarrassed, it is obvious that you're educated & can read!
Thank you 🤞🏽❤️
Respect to you for not clipping the “Barbarian” mis-speak young man. Earned a sub today😉
Just trynna show I’m human too 🤣🤣🤣🤞🏽❤️
19:00 it’s a recreation after the fact, that a stupidly skilled artist drew with literally no reference besides accounts via word of mouth. Crazy stuff honestly.
That’s fire like mind blowing talent
The paintings are artists depiction of real events. They based the depictions on people’s testimony
I love those kinda of artists.
US history.... The USS Constitution still exists today, in Boston Harbor! It is a go see, while in Boston.
One of the things I gotta have in my itinerary when I go to Boston
I dated a Naval Man stationed on the USS Constitution. I spent a lot of late nights on that ship! It's beautiful!
How they do the paintings is either an artist hears about what happens and imagines what it was like, is told about the event and then paints it, or a combination of both. The painting is basically how the artist envisioned the event so not super accurate… very cool paintings come from stuff like it though.
The mind to be able to not only imagine it but then to put it to paper is amazing
I’ve been onboard one of the ships built for this. The USS Constitution. I also got a flag from the ship. It’s really a cool thing to check out if you are in the Boston area.
love watching people discovering TFE! He is the history teacher we all wish we had!!!!
also..... DON'T TOUCH OUR BOATS lmaoooooo
Facts !
@@MemesOfProduction69" It's not a war crime the first time" Quack Bang Out
This is why I like seeing young people watch history vids. For not just the educational value. But for you to understand why we do not deal with terrorists. For our Four Fathers understood. Give them an inch they will take more. But also it shows how our Military Started and why other nations should respect our Military. We as Americans should respect the Military and shame the ones that try to shame our Military, sorry got off topic.
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As far as the paintings go, many people back then learned at the very least to sketch so after the sailors would schetch what they saw and comple scetches later on to paint a scene.
That’s dope art was different different back then in a dope way
We have forgotten so much… or never heard it. Having a blast learning with you brother ✌️
…Now where’s the damn movies about all this?!
Here before 2k subs and bro you will make it your content is 🔥🔥 glad your loving the fat electrician his videos are how history should've been taught to everyone continue down the rabbit hole I'm begging and your reactions are funny asf I've seen all your fat electrician reactions all within the last like 2-3 hours
I really do believe I can make it thank you for believing in me too 🤞🏽❤️
"Because they really really need the cannon".
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been a fine artist my whole life, and other commenters are right. most of the time the scenes were created based on what they were told, the better ones are those events the artists experienced themselves. I'm in the middle of a painting depicting a battle during the war of 1812, and I have only 200 year old portraits and historical record to go on. it aint easy when you weren't there yourself lol.
thats fired id love to see your work when your done! An yea for the people who made paints like that back then have amazing key to detail and imagination.
@NoCodeLive It was commissioned as a surprise gift for a naval museum, so I'm not allowed to say more than that or display it online, even in-progress, until after it's been presented to the museum. personally, I cant wait to be done with it LOL.
The Green Berets are the special forces we use to overthrow governments, TFE has a lot of short videos one of them is about the Green Berets
thats wild that a group of people came together to make that happen especially when it was needed to be done to help people out.
@@NoCodeLive you're going down the TFE rabbit hole and there's a lot to see from animals like the Polish Bear in WW-1 , bats rats and pigeons in WW-2 and Sergeant Reckless America's war horse in the Korean war ( this one is my favorite animal story ) he has stories about a tree in Korea and cheese in America and many other great stories
@@NoCodeLiveoh I subbed to help you out 👍
Wu-Tang always endorses the protection of said neck.
Also the best part about fat electrician is he encourages reaction content because he believes this more important that the information actually gets out there and gets taught and the reason why he's going to school to be a historian and so he can try to do away with this anti-American mind set that's that's so many modern people have today because they're ignorant of the good and bad things in America done majority of them only no bad stuff that amarican has done. That's why I recommend the next video you check out is the "Berlin AirLift"
Sound like that be my next video by him then...
Nick tells this story very well. The only detail he missed is that America didn't fight the Barbary pirates completely alone.
Exactly ONE European nation was fighting with us at that time: Sweden, of all people.
Actually a more correct way to put it is the United States joined the Barbary war because Sweden had been fighting the tripoli's long before the US ever jumped in
@@davegray3049 Oh! Didn't know that. Learned something new today!😊
Love the energy my comments have. My guy learned something new is 🔥
Think of the paintings like really talented police sketch artists. They read or hear the story and recreate it. Amazingly talented people who can do that. My art teacher watched me draw one stick figure and decided it was in everyone's best interests to allow me to trace all future projects. Provided I never took another art class. Lol
That is a very special talent
You (6:16) : *"I know how to read. I'm educated..."*
-- -- > We're outside people in my family, and I'd always referred to the detritus, the stuff on the ground when we were hiking through a forest or on a hillside -- *NOT* a paved or maintained walkway -- as DEE-try-tus.
Well, my daughter went off to college.
On a visit home, she said she'd referred to it in one of her classes the way I'd always pronounced it.
Her teacher said something like, "Oh! You mean dee-TREE-us?"
So, dude, you're definitely not alone. I always take such errors to mean a person reads a lot. Right? 😉
🤣🤣 you see I’m trying an always try to do better 🤣🤣
Love when nick's wife roast him in an ad, oh some of his has some 1st person source material or bloopers in the credits.
They hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
Fun fact: There is a University in the US that has Leathernecks as its nickname. Western Illinois University.
17 cities in the USA are named Decatur.
Hahah I realize that now ... lol
Real life raiders!
That thing about the painting I've been wondering too
Good deal bro! Im watching your channel everyday now. Here's some of the best
Eager beavers
Dan daily
Ghost of batan
Lewis millet (fix bayonets) bad ass!
World war tree
W mans !! Imma check those channels out thatnks for some oops
@co Definitely Lewis Millet bro, as far as video endings go, that one has the absolute best. Though, I can't think of a Fat Electrician video that isn't a quality one to watch/react to.
@demonicrebellion6903 all of them are amazing stories. When I write a recommendation list I'm always like, which stories do I recomend? Lol
LOL...yeah...you did say barbarian...but it happens to all of us, and you realized later on, so I don't think anyone is gonna hold it against you. I have issues with lysdexia too...all the time...and I am not reacting to a video in real time...s'all good.
And yes please...more Fat Electrician. LOL
that's love bro thank you.
Do the "US sinks half of Iran's navy in 8 hours"
It's hilarious!
You a mind reader?! That video is posting tonight at 7:30 pm est
O christ man, welcome to the party. Fat electron guy is dope. 🥳
An it’s a mf party ! More content otw
Would have loved this guy as my history teacher?
Dont we all!
Comment for the algorithm 😊
Actually tag TFE, he regularly responds to other content creators.
Didn't even mention marines yet... oops!
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Nick is awesome.
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That’s called normality bias and it’s a understandable mistake considering barbarian is Greek word that the Arabs and Europeans used to describe the North African territory’s the Arabs conquered, the Barbary states
Check out ANGEL FLIGHT....Radney Foster.... Tower remix.
I’ll be sure to add it to the list .
Hey Man. Hv u watched Fat Electrician "The Great Seabee Train Robbery?" As a former Navy Seabee, wld be cool if you'd watch it.
Adding it to the list for ya 🤞🏽❤️
12:52 Rah
Super bad asss 🔥
@@NoCodeLive Big Time! I was a Tank Driver/Gunner in the USMC. It was one wild ride... But easily the best time of my life.
Respect to you for not clipping the “Barbarian” mis-speak young man. Earned a sub today😉
Straight raw footage gotta let yall know im still human too 🤣🤣