EpicLLOYD This is one of your best Epic Rap Battles of all time. If you ever can I would love a round 2 for this in LEGO again, but only if you can get Forrest back.
Norse and Greeks had very contrasting ideas of gods. Greeks believed that the gods should be feared and worshiped. Norse believed that the gods were allies of man and should be respected.
+craxnor The norse worshipped their gods in a completely different sense. The Greek believed the world was shaped by the whims of the gods, most notably Zeus random sexual encounters, and thus them ever being anything close to the gods was not in their hands as the Greek gods were fairly random in what they were doing. In contrast in Norse, as long as you fell bravely in battle, you would be accepted into the halls of Valhalla, waiting while battling and feasting each day for Ragnarok to aid the gods in a final battle at the end of the world. The norse essentially worshipped their gods in their actions more than prayers, and they usually had favourite gods that they aspired to follow, whether it be Odin's wisdom, Balder's beauty, Tor's strenght, or Frøya's fertility. Lack of worship or bravery in life resulted in punishment in afterlife, being denied access to Asgard and being forced to live in the eternal frozen realm of Helheim. In contrats, the Greeks were learned to fear the prospect of gaining the traits of gods, as they are muddled in stories where even trying to become as beautiful as Aphrodite results in her curse, or not offering Poseidon his bulls resulted in floods and disaster etc, and that no matter what you did in life, unless the gods grants you ambrosia on their whimsical nature, you'll end up in the underworld, with a select few (usually demigods) ending up in Elysium.
You know this actually sounds interesting. Any knowledge on how other ancient cultures viewed gods? The Egyptians valued them for Order over Chaos, right?
+OtomostheCrazy I'll be honest, Egyptian mythology eludes me a bit because I do not hold it in the same regard as Norse and Greek. I'm not saying it because I don't respect the Egyptian culture, but it's more that while Norse and Greek mythology was fairly amusing with rich vibrant stories similar to the Egyptian ones, the Norse and Greek were not as direct in using religion as a way to control the population. The Egyptians blatantly had a religion fit for the ruling class, pharaohs using their divine legacy as a reason to rule above all Egyptians while oppressing any others, they even had an antagonistic god Seth representing foreigners among many things. The thing is that I can't help but feel the Egyptian mythology is shaped around political agenda, for example many of the later depictions of the gods were shown worshiping or praising the pharaohs that ruled during that time. This is in stark contrast to Norse mythology where the gods pretty much lived in an entirely different plane of existence and hardly meddled in human affairs. On top of my personal uh... non interest with the Egyptian pantheon, it's another thing that Egyptian mythology is probably among the 3 ancient ones, the most "lost" in terms of information. Greek mythology was well preserved through both Roman mythology (basically a copy but with different names) and the preservation by the middle eastern nations through the middle ages with a major resurgence in knowledge during the renaissance, and Norse mythology was well kept through history through the sense that the scandinavian countries never had a cultural purge or devastation that made it forgotten history, despite Christianity rolling over them of course, but the folk tale nature of Norse mythology just kept it remembered through generations as stories told for entertainment, then of course we have the poetic Edda, a massive source of information for the norse. Egyptians? Well, you have a bunch of hieroglyphs that archeologists are still trying to agree the meaning on as the only proper source of translation we have is a rock slab (the Rosetta) meaning vast parts of Egyptian history is still a giant puzzle.
ToxicButFriendly I like the line "Who would ever worship someone as abusive as Zeus is, your ruthless to humans, you clan is like the clash of the douches" I like the speed rap. The speed rapping won it along with "I will drop you Greece's GDP" And "Now make like your daddy, and swallow my babies"
general domestic produce basically the income of the nation and at the time well Greece took a giant nosedive to nearly rock bottom so that is why the line is so amazing
Finally, a reaction where people actually get the clever rhymes. I hate reactions where people just sit there and nose exhales and i just wait for the reaction to the clever lines but never comes.
Milan Kekić Gross, Domestic, Product It's another way of Calculating how much money a country makes, and how wealthy it is! And because Zeus is from Greece, and Greece's G.D.P has significally dropped, Thor said "I will drop you like Greece's G.D.P" Hope that helps!
"Val-halla atcha boy and we'll flyte it out" Awesomely clever line. Flyte is a cognate of the Old English "Flitan," which is a contest of song, poetry, and clever insults. The Nords basically invented the rap battle (though the old Anglo-Saxons also carried the tradition).
Churchill was weak. He spent more time talking about battling than actually battling. "I'll fight you on the beaches.... I'll fight you and I'll beat you". "I may be battlin' you even though I'm toasted, tomorrow I'll be sober and you'll still be roasted" "Roosevelt, the dude's about to lose the bout to Churchill, if a bullet to the chest won't kill you, my words will". "I'll battle to the end and I will never surrender". Hardly any substance, and he has to resort to weird interjections to make a few key lines even rhyme.
I LOVE history, I'm an avid reader, and my favorite myths and legends from ancient times are Greek mythology, so I was pretty excited when this came out.
+Paul Richardson Yeah? well planets, solar systems and stars are named after Greek and Roman gods. And their culture laid the foundations for western culture including Scandinavian. Even the practice of runes is not native to Scandinavia they stole it from the Greeks/latins. Scandinavians barely even recorded their own history before they were christianised. Scandinavia was the most primitive part of Europe and it was relatively a poor region until the early 19th century. Greek mythology's influence is everywhere it even influenced the modern superhero and literature in general. Norse by comparison didn't have nearly as strong of am impact which is why it's not talked about as much and why we have 3893489438 movies based on Rome and Greece and not very many based on Scandinavia lol. The very English language is filled with latin and greek words.
actually if vikings didn't invade Britain, the whole English isles would have been nothing, and we all know how important great Britain was encompassing 23% of the population in 1913 and owning 13,700,000 square miles. Also without Great Britain what would things like the united states and Canada be like, probably much weaker. So much is derived from the vikings/Scandinavians that we don't think about so, next time you try to denounce the vikings, think about this, No industrialization in Britain, No U.S., and Probably no Russia
andi richards the Russia thing was accurate (Rus just means foreigner in the early local language) but your conclusion that Englaland wouldn’t have formed or been nothing is wrong. Alfred would still have been the last inheritor of the West Seaxe throne. He would likely have formed England in his lifetime without the interference of the Vikings instead of leaving it to Edward the Confessor. And since there would be no invasion from Harald Hardrada if we’re assuming the Vikings never invade England, William would never have won Hastings. The only reason William won was that Harold Godwinson’s forces were exhausted from fighting the battle of Stamford bridge and marching from Northumbria to Wessex in just two weeks. And even then if Harold’s brothers hadn’t disobeyed his orders, Harold would still have won. So there might have been a strong Anglo Saxon England instead of a Norman one.
Speaking of Disney's Hercules after the ERB, I think that if Disney tried to make Hercules more "authentic," the rating would skyrocket far beyond what is appropriate for children. So good on them for making something that would allow those same children look up Greek Mythology out of interest from that movie.
I don't know if anyone's mentioned yet, but... 7:15 They probably didn't mention the Disney's Hercules because the Legend of Hercules is not Greek, it is the Roman adaptation of the Greek tale of Heracles. While they seem to have left the story of Heracles largely unchanged, it would relate to the Roman version of Zeus, known as Jupiter.... ...I kinda feel I know a little too much about Greek Mythology.
The Disney version was actually wrong they used Hercules name incorrectly. The movie focuses on the Greek mythology (Zeus, Hera, Ares etc.) But Hercules Greek name is Heracles. Hercules is his roman name, So basically they used his roman name in a greek movie XD
The Vikings didn’t just discover America. Erik the Red’s father settled Greenland, and Erik settled in the north, calling it Vinland. They even developed their own word for Native Americans, calling them skraelings. They settled for about twenty years, then Erik the Red died, so his family was no longer exiled, so they all moved back to Scandinavia.
Now, THESE are people who get all the references! I've told alot of reactors and people to see you guys about erb battles because you guys are educated and smart and understand the references.
You guys are the best reactors simply from the fact that you are all educated in what they say and find way more jabs than others due simply to the fact that you got the references or history behind them.
The thing that I like about this reaction channel, is that it actually gives their reactions. Not like "OH DAYUM OH DAYUM OH DAYUM" and then end the video after the video you're watching ends. Good on ya.
I see the comment that it should be Zeus vs Odin a lot, but no, Zeus vs Thor is correct. They're both thunder and lightning gods, and Zeus is the son of Kronos, as is Thor to Odin. Or if you still want to keep the "head god versus" dynamic, Thor originally started out as the head god and Odin was a much later addition.
Well lets admit it, Thor had a lot more material to go off of than Zeus did, I mean we have all these stories of stuff Zeus has fucked up (both metaphorically and literally), we have so little information of Thor.
xNodus actually a lot of nordic people had (insert fathers name here)son as their name, such as the first guy to discover america(before columbus) was named Leif Ericson because he was the son of Eric
Although i am not trying to turn this into a debate, the Greeks did do some very significant advances early on. Fore example, Aristarchus was the first person to support a heliocentric solar system. Hipparchus who invented the astrolabe, calculated the size and distance to the moon and a lot more. So Greeks did indeed do a lot in the beginning. Of course, as we all know during the middle ages, astronomy reached an all time high in the middle east. The Greeks in the form of the Eastern Roman Empire and later just the Hellenic World could not work on scientific fields due to the Ottomans' occupation of modern Greece. So they do have a point in the rap battle. Greeks didn't invent astronomy, but they made some damn good advancements in the early phases.
Just a side note, Odin was indeed also a shapeshifting rapist. He borrowed Freyr's falcon skin in order to fly into Jotunheim to seduce and sleep with the daughter of Suttungr in order to steal the the mead of poetry. He did this by disgusing as a young farm hand offering to help Suttungr with the harvest, but went on lure the location of his mead and its protection out of Suttungr, then after the seducing of the daughter, he drank it all and flew back to Asgård and puking it up. At least that's the story in the Snorre's saga.
Every time i see anyone who understands these references for this rap battle and says in the comment section"I'm glad to see a RUclipsr who gets the references".. im all like "Go watch Renegades react.. they get it!"
ive watched almost all your erb reacts you guys are either very educated or learn your facts before the show either way its very entertaining keep it up
Fun fact: in mycenean Greece Poseidon was top dog on the fact that gods related to the Underworld were regarded as more powerfull, so his monocur of earthshaker gave him that connection.
Well, technically, Meg died... then came back... and a whole bunch of monsters died, including that very sentient Cyclops, if that means anything to you.
They also say that Columbis discovered America, but 1) the Vikings found it first. 2) he thought he was in India. Until Amerigo Vespucci figured out that this was na entirely new landmass
My school told the truth, in fact, they even said the vikings were not the first, but the ancient asians that crossed the land bridge were. Vikings came second, then Christopher Colombus. Not all schools are like the ones you describe, now that makes me feel a little better about my school.
A quick comment about the Disney hercules thing. People Did die in it, maybe not main main characters (save for Hercules love interest, who came back eventually anyway.) Still she was dead. :p
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love these!
EpicLLOYD IKR XD
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Lloyd! Make more dis raps for hire please! You are a great content creator
Damn straight sir. Damn straight
EpicLLOYD This is one of your best Epic Rap Battles of all time. If you ever can I would love a round 2 for this in LEGO again, but only if you can get Forrest back.
My favorite part:
"And we'll flyte it out"
A Flyte was a Norse competition of poetry and song. In other words, a rap battle.
I noticed it to
It was also created by Loki...so Zeus saying that Loki must have written Thor's lines was a bad idea....
Finally
Basically the ancient origin of rap battles
Holy shit!!!!
"I will drop you like Greece's GDP"
That won it for me.
"Now make like your daddy, and swallow my babies!" was my winning verse.
Thor was my winning verse.
GDP
thor is so savage
Badassloser lol Thor was savage af in this battle.
Norse and Greeks had very contrasting ideas of gods. Greeks believed that the gods should be feared and worshiped. Norse believed that the gods were allies of man and should be respected.
And what does that have to do with the battle?
Just gave some insight to the lyrics.
+craxnor The norse worshipped their gods in a completely different sense. The Greek believed the world was shaped by the whims of the gods, most notably Zeus random sexual encounters, and thus them ever being anything close to the gods was not in their hands as the Greek gods were fairly random in what they were doing. In contrast in Norse, as long as you fell bravely in battle, you would be accepted into the halls of Valhalla, waiting while battling and feasting each day for Ragnarok to aid the gods in a final battle at the end of the world. The norse essentially worshipped their gods in their actions more than prayers, and they usually had favourite gods that they aspired to follow, whether it be Odin's wisdom, Balder's beauty, Tor's strenght, or Frøya's fertility. Lack of worship or bravery in life resulted in punishment in afterlife, being denied access to Asgard and being forced to live in the eternal frozen realm of Helheim. In contrats, the Greeks were learned to fear the prospect of gaining the traits of gods, as they are muddled in stories where even trying to become as beautiful as Aphrodite results in her curse, or not offering Poseidon his bulls resulted in floods and disaster etc, and that no matter what you did in life, unless the gods grants you ambrosia on their whimsical nature, you'll end up in the underworld, with a select few (usually demigods) ending up in Elysium.
You know this actually sounds interesting. Any knowledge on how other ancient cultures viewed gods? The Egyptians valued them for Order over Chaos, right?
+OtomostheCrazy I'll be honest, Egyptian mythology eludes me a bit because I do not hold it in the same regard as Norse and Greek. I'm not saying it because I don't respect the Egyptian culture, but it's more that while Norse and Greek mythology was fairly amusing with rich vibrant stories similar to the Egyptian ones, the Norse and Greek were not as direct in using religion as a way to control the population. The Egyptians blatantly had a religion fit for the ruling class, pharaohs using their divine legacy as a reason to rule above all Egyptians while oppressing any others, they even had an antagonistic god Seth representing foreigners among many things. The thing is that I can't help but feel the Egyptian mythology is shaped around political agenda, for example many of the later depictions of the gods were shown worshiping or praising the pharaohs that ruled during that time. This is in stark contrast to Norse mythology where the gods pretty much lived in an entirely different plane of existence and hardly meddled in human affairs. On top of my personal uh... non interest with the Egyptian pantheon, it's another thing that Egyptian mythology is probably among the 3 ancient ones, the most "lost" in terms of information. Greek mythology was well preserved through both Roman mythology (basically a copy but with different names) and the preservation by the middle eastern nations through the middle ages with a major resurgence in knowledge during the renaissance, and Norse mythology was well kept through history through the sense that the scandinavian countries never had a cultural purge or devastation that made it forgotten history, despite Christianity rolling over them of course, but the folk tale nature of Norse mythology just kept it remembered through generations as stories told for entertainment, then of course we have the poetic Edda, a massive source of information for the norse. Egyptians? Well, you have a bunch of hieroglyphs that archeologists are still trying to agree the meaning on as the only proper source of translation we have is a rock slab (the Rosetta) meaning vast parts of Egyptian history is still a giant puzzle.
"I will drop you like Greece's GDP!"
Thor won with that one line.
+D. Dream The next best line: "Now make like your daddy and swallow my babies!" XD
RAP Battle not DEATH Battle bro
+Yao Amede Thor couldn't even beat Iron Man xD
ToxicButFriendly I like the line "Who would ever worship someone as abusive as Zeus is, your ruthless to humans, you clan is like the clash of the douches"
I like the speed rap. The speed rapping won it along with "I will drop you Greece's GDP" And "Now make like your daddy, and swallow my babies"
ToxicButFriendly VENOM approved.
Thor: "I will drop you like Greece's GDP!"
*gets up and walks away* Thor won right there.
ArakanEli
GDP?
general domestic produce basically the income of the nation and at the time well Greece took a giant nosedive to nearly rock bottom so that is why the line is so amazing
isn't it gross domestic product?
@@AwesomeNinjaXD yes
Valhalla-atcha boy
And we'll flyte it out
But keep your Asgard up
I Ragnarok the house.
That verse right there. *nods*
That won it for me
I love puns
more like... *nords*
Finally, a reaction where people actually get the clever rhymes. I hate reactions where people just sit there and nose exhales and i just wait for the reaction to the clever lines but never comes.
Best line
"I will drop you like Greece's G.D.P"
Samuel Appiah What is G.D.P??I want to know
Milan Kekić Gross, Domestic, Product
It's another way of Calculating how much money a country makes, and how wealthy it is! And because Zeus is from Greece, and Greece's G.D.P has significally dropped, Thor said "I will drop you like Greece's G.D.P"
Hope that helps!
Samuel Appiah HAHAHA, that was a dope line then, tnx buddy :-)
Milan Kekić Yes indeed lol! No problem bro!
+Samuel Appiah More like there isn't a GDP for them now. Greece has officially filed bankrupt.
"Val-halla atcha boy and we'll flyte it out"
Awesomely clever line. Flyte is a cognate of the Old English "Flitan," which is a contest of song, poetry, and clever insults. The Nords basically invented the rap battle (though the old Anglo-Saxons also carried the tradition).
This is still the best ERB. So well-written.
churchill vs roosevelt probably beat it
Churchill was weak. He spent more time talking about battling than actually battling.
"I'll fight you on the beaches.... I'll fight you and I'll beat you".
"I may be battlin' you even though I'm toasted, tomorrow I'll be sober and you'll still be roasted"
"Roosevelt, the dude's about to lose the bout to Churchill, if a bullet to the chest won't kill you, my words will".
"I'll battle to the end and I will never surrender".
Hardly any substance, and he has to resort to weird interjections to make a few key lines even rhyme.
John Lee and to think so many people bashed that battle cause the animation
John Lee agreed
Carmine Mocerino
You guys are the only reactions to understand how savage "I'll drop you like Greece's GDP" was
So, I guess Thor really...
...brought the thunder this time.
...*god damnit*
Alex Snitzer
He slammed down the hammer.
You could say Zeus was..... Thunderstruck
richard slater Or that he... stole Zeus’s thunder.
Before the lighting comes Thunder
5:09 they were Scandinavian settlers buried with weapons.
but women had a LOT more rights as norse than greek
depends what city state
In general on greek mitology women were disfigure man
Barack Obama women were what?
+J Briseño a mistake of a man
+Barack Obama a mistake of a man?
"Now make like your father and swallow my babies" OUCH! He went there... ... ... he went THERE!
I know more about Greek Mythology than Roman and Norse Mythology,
and what Thor said is Absolutely True
Thor won it when he talked about Greece's Economy.
Thor won with that line about Cronus
Isn't his name Kronos?
+CMDR_Kai Gaming It's spelled in many ways.
+Bellarino Okay.
ShaQuira McInnis true
CDMR_Kai Gaming It's Kronos in Greek and Cronus in Latin.
Now that I’m taking an Econ course I realized how much more sick the GDP burn was
This is without a doubt one of their best rap battles
I LOVE history, I'm an avid reader, and my favorite myths and legends from ancient times are Greek mythology, so I was pretty excited when this came out.
Thor has a day named after him, tuesday, wednesday thursday and friday all named after norse gods
+Paul Richardson Yeah? well planets, solar systems and stars are named after Greek and Roman gods. And their culture laid the foundations for western culture including Scandinavian. Even the practice of runes is not native to Scandinavia they stole it from the Greeks/latins. Scandinavians barely even recorded their own history before they were christianised. Scandinavia was the most primitive part of Europe and it was relatively a poor region until the early 19th century. Greek mythology's influence is everywhere it even influenced the modern superhero and literature in general. Norse by comparison didn't have nearly as strong of am impact which is why it's not talked about as much and why we have 3893489438 movies based on Rome and Greece and not very many based on Scandinavia lol. The very English language is filled with latin and greek words.
actually if vikings didn't invade Britain, the whole English isles would have been nothing, and we all know how important great Britain was encompassing 23% of the population in 1913 and owning 13,700,000 square miles. Also without Great Britain what would things like the united states and Canada be like, probably much weaker. So much is derived from the vikings/Scandinavians that we don't think about so, next time you try to denounce the vikings, think about this, No industrialization in Britain, No U.S., and Probably no Russia
andi richards the Russia thing was accurate (Rus just means foreigner in the early local language) but your conclusion that Englaland wouldn’t have formed or been nothing is wrong. Alfred would still have been the last inheritor of the West Seaxe throne. He would likely have formed England in his lifetime without the interference of the Vikings instead of leaving it to Edward the Confessor. And since there would be no invasion from Harald Hardrada if we’re assuming the Vikings never invade England, William would never have won Hastings. The only reason William won was that Harold Godwinson’s forces were exhausted from fighting the battle of Stamford bridge and marching from Northumbria to Wessex in just two weeks. And even then if Harold’s brothers hadn’t disobeyed his orders, Harold would still have won. So there might have been a strong Anglo Saxon England instead of a Norman one.
Most Western architecture is based on Greco Roman designs tho
In Spanish actually Zeus has a day named after him : jueves comes from Latin jovus like Jove/ Jupiter the Roman name for Zeus
they missed the bit with Loki near he end
;-;
One of the reason that this is my favorite reaction to this erb is the fact that you guys get the Greece GDP line
"Loki must have written your lines" ?? How is that a diss? Loki was one of the best flyters of Norse legend...
I think the crack was that Loki wrote bad lines for him to prank him, but the animation didn’t quite fit the diss.
AND ILL DROP YOU LIKE GREECE'S GDP
“I will drop you like Greece’s GDP!”
Checkmate! Thor wins!
fucking THANK YOU for calling out the people spelling it "Zues"
How would it be spelled right?
DiamondHeart Zeus
+OronkonPhoenix yeah..ummm...ok.
That GDP line is my favorite.
Speaking of Disney's Hercules after the ERB, I think that if Disney tried to make Hercules more "authentic," the rating would skyrocket far beyond what is appropriate for children. So good on them for making something that would allow those same children look up Greek Mythology out of interest from that movie.
Erb suggestion:
Mary I of England (Bloody Mary)
Vs
Vlad the impaler (Count Dracula)
Like if you agree
I was thinking Elizabeth Bathory, but this is good.
Mister EMann we got Vlad
most people argue about this one but Thor won hands down
The Cronus line won it for me LMAO
I guess Thor went a bet OPA the top.
I'll... just go sit my corner, now.
no no, its ok i like it
I don't know if anyone's mentioned yet, but...
7:15 They probably didn't mention the Disney's Hercules because the Legend of Hercules is not Greek, it is the Roman adaptation of the Greek tale of Heracles. While they seem to have left the story of Heracles largely unchanged, it would relate to the Roman version of Zeus, known as Jupiter....
...I kinda feel I know a little too much about Greek Mythology.
Ikr
The Disney version was actually wrong they used Hercules name incorrectly. The movie focuses on the Greek mythology (Zeus, Hera, Ares etc.) But Hercules Greek name is Heracles. Hercules is his roman name, So basically they used his roman name in a greek movie XD
If you guys don't know, these guys know their shit!
You're joking! Loki must have written your lines!
*+The Joker* Um... okay...
*+The Joker* Dude, what are you talking about?
*+The Joker* just........ what? What are you trying to say?
+The Joker I dont get it either what are you trying to say?
Loki is the god of tricksters, that's why
renegades are the only o es who get the references
yeah
One of them is a history major....
Devesh Pradhan Geekasuarus did too but her landlord put her channel to pasture
When I want to see erb reactions I come to the biggest nerds in the reaction game.
That Cronus line was sick!
The Vikings didn’t just discover America. Erik the Red’s father settled Greenland, and Erik settled in the north, calling it Vinland. They even developed their own word for Native Americans, calling them skraelings. They settled for about twenty years, then Erik the Red died, so his family was no longer exiled, so they all moved back to Scandinavia.
Na the Greece's GPD was just badass
"Greeces GDP" line was the greatest line in erb!
Now, THESE are people who get all the references! I've told alot of reactors and people to see you guys about erb battles because you guys are educated and smart and understand the references.
Man I am from Greece so the line with 'Opa' .. was so funny
Thor won, but:
"MC Hammer just got struck twice by Greece Lightning!" -Fuckin' legend
I always wondered why they didn't bring up Percy Jackson or something.
You guys are the best reactors simply from the fact that you are all educated in what they say and find way more jabs than others due simply to the fact that you got the references or history behind them.
This is mine favourite erb reaction on youtube...Because I loved your reactions on some of the greatest disses in a rap battle ever... :D
The thing that I like about this reaction channel, is that it actually gives their reactions. Not like "OH DAYUM OH DAYUM OH DAYUM" and then end the video after the video you're watching ends. Good on ya.
Hey, you guys should totally check out Thomas Edison vs Nikola Tesla. It's my personal favorite and I'm a big fan of yours! :)
I'm surprised that there aren't more salty Greeks in the comments section when it comes to the line about their GDP.
+zCuzzy im greek its true fucking welfare wasted all our money
sithersproductions Shit happens, man. No choice but to look forward now.
***** look forward to my country being reduced to a protectorate of foreign bankers and the EU no thanks im moving to singapore
sithersproductions k then lol. good luck and shit I guess.
+sithersproductions sucks for you. no offense
They laughed over some of Zues' really good lines
Ethan Little "Zues"
You should do Darth Vader vs Hitler 1,2,and 3
jeremy guy It's recorded and is being edited as we speak.
+Renegades React NORSE
+Renegades React react to George rr martin vs j r r Tolkien
fucking fire with fire er in this case lightning with lightning XD
I'm a Dane. thanks for speaking the truth, and giving my ancestors some credits for their work. my god's will accept any worrier who dies in battle.
+mikael hedegaard Edge-y.
+Travis Godfrey Evans How was that edgy?
The GDP line was so savage but no one gets it haha
I see the comment that it should be Zeus vs Odin a lot, but no, Zeus vs Thor is correct. They're both thunder and lightning gods, and Zeus is the son of Kronos, as is Thor to Odin. Or if you still want to keep the "head god versus" dynamic, Thor originally started out as the head god and Odin was a much later addition.
I liked the Hercules movie.
Mary Moore same. It was made for kids not adults so of course they’re not going to correctly portray the story
Well lets admit it, Thor had a lot more material to go off of than Zeus did, I mean we have all these stories of stuff Zeus has fucked up (both metaphorically and literally), we have so little information of Thor.
I thought zeus had This but Thor damn
1:11
you alive upload your vids bro :)
Jake Astl Technically 1:16
thanks caleb
Caleb thx
Jake Astl oh hi caleb! Thx btw.
I enjoyed the Disney version of "Hercules".
Bars: Thor
Raps: Zeus
The Winner: Kratos (when he done with them)
I rap for Odin and for Asgard!
Thor Odinson Really? Odinson? Oh my lord, this could be the most lamest name i have ever seen.
xNodus That actually is Thor's last name.
xNodus actually a lot of nordic people had (insert fathers name here)son as their name, such as the first guy to discover america(before columbus) was named Leif Ericson because he was the son of Eric
Gentleman Man Thank you for the facts. I never knew that and that's why i sounded like a dick earlier. xD
For the Allfather!
glad you picked Thor as the winner, but if there had been any contention, I think that "I don't get nice, I get Norse!" would have tipped the scales.
in smite loki will always win
yup.
Nocturnal infant lmao
Wins the the pot full of gay
Low tier play he wins but you see him gets beaten the living shit out of him in high tier
Although i am not trying to turn this into a debate, the Greeks did do some very significant advances early on. Fore example, Aristarchus was the first person to support a heliocentric solar system. Hipparchus who invented the astrolabe, calculated the size and distance to the moon and a lot more.
So Greeks did indeed do a lot in the beginning. Of course, as we all know during the middle ages, astronomy reached an all time high in the middle east. The Greeks in the form of the Eastern Roman Empire and later just the Hellenic World could not work on scientific fields due to the Ottomans' occupation of modern Greece.
So they do have a point in the rap battle. Greeks didn't invent astronomy, but they made some damn good advancements in the early phases.
Just a side note, Odin was indeed also a shapeshifting rapist. He borrowed Freyr's falcon skin in order to fly into Jotunheim to seduce and sleep with the daughter of Suttungr in order to steal the the mead of poetry. He did this by disgusing as a young farm hand offering to help Suttungr with the harvest, but went on lure the location of his mead and its protection out of Suttungr, then after the seducing of the daughter, he drank it all and flew back to Asgård and puking it up. At least that's the story in the Snorre's saga.
Those lines were massacre, but those crazy reactions were EXPLOSIVE 😹👏
Every time i see anyone who understands these references for this rap battle and says in the comment section"I'm glad to see a RUclipsr who gets the references".. im all like "Go watch Renegades react.. they get it!"
Loki wrote some good lines.
ive watched almost all your erb reacts you guys are either very educated or learn your facts before the show either way its very entertaining keep it up
You guys understand everything. I'm really glad.
did you just call them nerds
did you just call them nerds
+Jamal Taylor No, he just called them smart, you idiot. ;)
I hadn't seen this rap battle yet...I was not disappointed. :D
Omg why did I just now hear " ill put your cross dressing neck in a noose" that reference to the Thor marriage story!
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The winners are the fucking animators.
Thor went straight for the jugular, goddamn
But he should’ve gone for the head.
Supposedly the Knights Templar set up a community in Arizona around 300 years before the Vikings
I thought that Age of the Templars were after the Age of the Vikings, not before :/
Where did you hear that from?
Fun fact: in mycenean Greece Poseidon was top dog on the fact that gods related to the Underworld were regarded as more powerfull, so his monocur of earthshaker gave him that connection.
Still one of fav ERB reactions
This was the most brutal and disrespectful one by far.
Well, technically, Meg died... then came back... and a whole bunch of monsters died, including that very sentient Cyclops, if that means anything to you.
Both these two were pretty savage, but Thor was on a whole other level.
They also say that Columbis discovered America, but 1) the Vikings found it first. 2) he thought he was in India. Until Amerigo Vespucci figured out that this was na entirely new landmass
thor easily won with this Line i'll drop you like greece's GDP
You guys had great reactions XDXD
My school told the truth, in fact, they even said the vikings were not the first, but the ancient asians that crossed the land bridge were. Vikings came second, then Christopher Colombus. Not all schools are like the ones you describe, now that makes me feel a little better about my school.
This wrong but ok the Vikings had proof of being here first so therefore they are granted the founders
Well, the vikings found native americans when they landed there, right?
Handtomouth 8991 Yes, but we're talking about the first European discovery.
Lamaredia Well, in that case, then yes, the Vikings were the first Europeans to find North America.
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Really? "Zues"? That makes my everything hurt.
6:20
I, as a high schooler in Ohio, have been taught that Europeans knew the world was round before Columbus explored it by my teachers.
I'm guessing they no longer have a job thanks to the current system smh
One of the best raps battles
by the way Hercules is Roman.
Heracles is greek. Damn Roman Plagerists.
You guys should do the Hitler Vs Vader trilogy, all in one run.
This one was epic. wow :D
Bearded guy in the middle
is the big brains of the group.
A quick comment about the Disney hercules thing. People Did die in it, maybe not main main characters (save for Hercules love interest, who came back eventually anyway.) Still she was dead. :p
Your shirt reminds me of Brutus from Brute Force on Xbox, cool.
1:43 Another One Bites the Dust! 😅😅😅😅😅