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2009 - Michael Jackson's death threw the whole world into a frenzy for months, facebook google bing Microsoft youtube and countless other major platforms crashed due to the amount of traffic, the number of tributes he had gotten and the countless articles and stories even going on for the other half of the year was insane
Yeah honestly I’m sure it was a tough decision to choose for 2008 and 2009. The recession really changed things and Michael Jackson’s death was the only thing talked about for the rest of 2009. I know obama getting elected was very significant but when I was a kid, all everyone talked about in 2009 was Michael Jackson.
I absolutely agree with you on this. So far it’s looking like the Russian invasion of Ukraine is the biggest event of 2022 by far. Unless of course it turns for the worst which hopefully it won’t.
I’ll never forget the stock market crash of 2008. My dad lost his job of 21 years (1988-2009) & we lived off his unemployment & under-the-table construction work. It was the most depressing time of my childhood. I was born in 1993 & I was about to get my license. It was supposed to be a happy time of my life, but I was so so sad for my dad but we eventually got back on our feet. It took a couple years, but dad got back on his feet. But I’ll never ever forget that time in my life. We almost lost our home, but didn’t because dad was being paid under-the-table by his construction boss, who offered him that job out of pure pity. My dad was not one to break laws & work/get paid illegally (off the books) but desperate times called for desperate measures. It is still to this day the only time I can think of my dad breaking his moral code as an honest hardworking man.
I'm from Chile and the thing most people here still remember from 2010 is the earthquake that hit us in February 27th, because unlike the miners rescue, it was something that affected to all of us and not just something we saw on television
Yeah mate but it's an American site, so they don't think of anyone else but themselves, like my country mate, urs isn't a thought in their head, they've probs never heard of urs or my countries 😉
@@Tully_23_32 to be fair it's news that affected the majority of the world. Around 2010 Chile only had a population of 17 million (less than 1 percent of the global population and around 1/4th of 1 percent I think) so their suffering is just a blur in the timeline.
I'm a Connecticut resident. Working nights in 2012 and waking up to news about the sandy hook shooting was absolutely shocking and really hit me. Little kids losing their lives at the hand of a psycho brought me to tears
I am also a Connecticut resident (born and raised here) and I lived in Newtown as a young kid 1994 -1996. My mother had just gotten divorced from my dad and was dating a man who had a daughter my same age. I only have one biological brother, so it was cool having a sister for that period of time. We lived together for a year and half, but we lost touch after our parents broke up. When the Sandy Hook tragedy happened (I went to the other elementary called Middlegate) I went on Facebook and found my "sister". We chatted for a while, and then decided that we should reunite and bring some good vibes/karma to Newtown. It was a wonderful reunion, and we both paid our respects and prayed for the children.
Congrats on yet another American list - once again you prove an immense amount of closedness to the world outside North America. As an example in 2018 the wildfires was at the end of news shows here in Europe, while the Saudi murder of system critic Jamal Kashoggi was by far the bigger story. The same could be said for many of the years.
Well 2020, remember the Australian bush fires, then bombing of the Iranian general and then Covid 19 pandemic, bruh all within January. What a month to remember.
@@chayden153 That one was a horrible tragedy that came out of nowhere, triggered by ammonium nitrate being stored in one of the warehouses in the port of Beirut since Lebanon went in the state of financial debt, and that stuff stored in the warehouse in the port of Beirut was only lit with firework by negligence and accident, and such accident triggered chaos in the Lebanese government and a series of protests by the Lebanese people.
2009 Barack Obama's Election? What about the time when Michael Jackson died in 2009? That was huge on the news as well and it was very shocking for millions of fans around the world.
@@havanadaurcy1321 no buddy...he died because of many factors...you can't just cluster all of that and blame it on his ignorance...he loved his life, he didn't want to die...he only had to take drugs because of his injuries and intense pressure he was subjected to in his final years...what the hell does ignorance has to do with all these!?
Michael Jackson death was big… but Barack Obama becoming the first African American U.S. president will be remembered FOREVER, and taught about in HISTORY BOOKS FOREVER… Michael Jackson isn’t being taught in school in major subjects… maybe in music class, but that’s it? so with that being said Barack Obama becoming president holds more historical significance than MJ death. r.i.p. to that legend though
@@ronaldogee3 I just don't see why it matters. I was only 15 at the time. I didn't look at it as being significant. I didn't see race until people kept bringing it up.
Fun Fact: Seth MacFarlane was actually supposed to be on Flight 93 on Sept. 11, 2001. But missed his flight because of a hangover. The one time someone was actually grateful for a hangover.
@@parkerfleischman1852he then went to the airport bar, where the bartender gave him a drink on the house. Can’t imagine what his feeling was for a while after that
And then it hits you this was something our great grandparents and kids went through on a weekly back between 1929 and 1950s, even till the 60s/70s depending on nationality and race
Looking back on all these headlines makes me realize: we’ve been through so much since the turn of the millennium… and this is all just the breaking news stuff. There’s probably thousands of untold stories that were unfolding simultaneously to all these events.
2009, Michael Jackson died. It was one of the biggest celebrity deaths in the world people were devastated especially since he was two weeks away from performing THIS IS IT. His funeral was viewed by many and it’s still upsetting remembering his death to this day. No matter what anyone says, he will always be the king of pop.
I agree. His death completely shook the freaking earth to its core. It was the most shocking and cruel celebrity death of them all! I will always love Michael Jackson forever!
Watching documentaries about 9/11 during High School and the plane crashing into the South Tower struck me in the core like a tank. R.I.P to all of the innocent people, including Policemen and Firefighters who died during 9/11. May they rest in peace. 😔
I was in the 8th grade when the Twin Towers fell but I didn't see the footage until I got home that day. CNN show the image of the plane hitting multiple times to the point I had to shut the TV off
I had just arrived in Hawaii for my undergraduate degree. It was a Tuesday morning, I didn't have any classes on Tuesday. My neighbor came in and said the US was under attack. When the airports were closed, the thought hit me that I'm stranded on an island in the middle of the ocean. I had to find someone who had a phone (cell phones weren't common then) to call my parents to find out what was going on on the mainland. I was in the commons with the rest of the campus watching in horror for the next 10 hours. Unreal. Unreal.
I’ll never forget September 11th. I was in 3rd grade my mom picked me up at 3 pm from school. I had no clue what had happen until I got home and we had the news on all night.
I remember every single one of these. One of personal note was 2008. I had JUST started working as a secretary for a financial advisor that June; a few months later I thought that I would have to look for another job, as we were a very small company (just my boss and me); but I watched in awe as my boss kept his cool and consoled our clients. While, yes, they lost some money, due to my boss' quick thinking they didn't lose as much as they could have. I still work for him, and I'll always remember that. Once, recently, it came up in conversation, and he confessed to me that he was scared spitless at the time!
I was 15 when the crash happend. I had just got and started my first job in a boating business. My dad was lucky he did not lose his job but he went from full time to part time. He got a new job one year later.
Pluto's demotion in 2006 doesn't seem nearly as big as North Korea's nuclear testing. They fired missiles over the Sea of Japan, and detonated a nuclear device in their mountains! I remember everyone in the world being on edge.
In my community we lost a local high school graduate on the Virginia Tech campus that day. She was a wonderful girl and in memory of her life, our schools sent each child home with a small tree to plant. It was a very sad time for our community.
As a Brit, I'd say this list is a bit too focused on American news. The 7/7 bombings in London in 2005 should really be up there, they're only not because this list is valuing American news more than anywhere else
As a dude born in 1995, it always made me sad that we JUST missed remembering a pre 9/11 world when I talk to older family members about what society was like before it…
That is a very good point. A lot of stereotyping has occurred from wars and bad days in the world. Even right now, Ukraine and Russian citizens (not government/political people) are getting stereotyped and ridiculed by a lot of people. The governments/political people are the ones that should be stereotyped because they are encouraging violence/attacks
@@TheMail518 I know I haven't faced any of this racism because I'm from Pakistan but I've learned how not to judge anyone on basis of where they're from I just wish peace and happiness for everyone
Barack Obama 2009 presidential inauguration, still fills my eyes with tears and my heart with love. I was proud to witness the biggest event in my life time so far!
I was 7 years old when 9/11 happened. Saw that footage on our tv while eating a piece because that was my birthday. I include the victims of 9/11 tragedy to my prayers every year i celebrate my birthday.
I think it's fair to say that the Russian invasion of Ukraine is the biggest news story of 2022. On BBC News in the UK, for a month after the attack, the news didn't show anything else
9/11 will always be the biggest for me. I was only 6 and I still remember everything that day. The way the teachers were reacting and how school just stopped.
@@CollectorsCorner777 it still bothers me that people still blame the federal government for so many things that could have been avoided by the local mayor alone . Just the arrogance to not allow bus's to be used to evacuate alone was a travesty.
The list was decent. But I think certain things should have been added over others. 2009- *Michael Jackson's death.* Michael was a worldwide phenomenon that influenced millions of people so much that when he passed, they had to do a televised version of his funeral. I understand them going with Obama in 2009 and the financial crash in 2008. 2010: *The Earthquake in Haiti.* The earthquake completely destroyed infastructure to the point that the country fell into chaos. What made it worse is the fact that when they send the U.N. troops to help bring in orders, a number of troops have contributed to the chaos by sexually assaulting women and children. Let not forget the entire drama of the Clinton foundation stopping the *billions* of dollars in funds that were raised for Haiti to be released to them. I understand that the oil spill was pretty big news, but what happened in Haiti was huge as well and shouldn't be overlooked. 2012: *Sandy Hook School shooting.* That was the 1st time in amercan history where there was a shooting at an elementary school, which resulted in numerous students and teachers dead. The blowback led to many changes in federal and state gun laws to reduce the chances of something like this happening again. This was huge news. Why Mojo go with what they went with, God know.
I live in Southern California, and we've been dealing with wildfires for a while. The sad thing is is that they always come around in the late Summer/Fall, and it's fueled by all this greenery that finally comes around in the Spring/early Summer. Once we finally start to get rid of all the dead shrubbery, it comes back because of wildfires and what they do.
I was 3 years old when the Space Shuttle thing happened. I remember watching that unfold on TV from the barstools in my kitchen. My sister fell off of a barstool and had to get stitches.
Braxton Pass yeah billions in damages and numerous deaths shit was crazy to see, ngl the first day of the riots I was tripping snd seeing all the news coverage was not good for me during that time 🤣
I still remember hearing about 911 here in the uk, it must have happened around 1:45pm uk time. I was at school in my last lesson of the day in music, I didn't hear about it until my mum said when she picked me up, I couldn't believe it. When we got home it was on every news channel from all the American news channels to bbc, sky, itv, seeing those towers fall on live tv was awful
September 11, 2001 is honestly one of the saddest stories in existence. Edit: Stop trying to correct me by saying stuff like "well the Holocaust was sadder" and "Have you forgot about the..." I'm not ranking anything here, I'm simply saying that September 11 is sad. Get over yourselves.
i wouldn't go that far unless you are solely counting just in the U.S. If not I'm guessing you forgot about the Holocaust, pretty sure that one takes the cake or WW2 as a whole.
I thought Kobe dying at the beginning of 2020 was the worst it could get. Because hello, it was KOBE. The GOAT of all GOATS. Then Australia caught on fire. Then COVID made itself known. Then George Floyd was killed. Then the nightmare that was the 2020 election happened. What a decade that year was.
Seeing just how difficult this decades have been almost makes my cry. And the video doesnt talk about a lot that happened, Georgia in 2008, the Islamic State, Yemen, the drug war victims in mexico, the peace talks in colombia, worldwide protests in late 2019... A lot of shit happened
@@benjaminmetzger6858 absolutely nothing on the terrorist attacks in europe and the refugee crisis of 2015-16 surprised me, those 2 years on the list were indeed very usa centered
I wasn’t born yet when 9/11 struck, but that doesn’t make it any less horrifying and tragic to me, of course. Both of my parents were alive, though, when it happened. My dad was working in China when it hit and heard about it on TV. Also, I think 2020 could get a list of its own. COVID was undoubtedly the main news, but there were other big ones, like Kobe Bryant’s passing and the Beirut explosion in Beirut, Lebanon.
9/11 was the day all tv networks were focused on one event that changed forever the U.S. and the world. I was in 3rd grade when the next door teacher told my teacher to turn on the tv and I saw the first tower with smoke coming out. I remember it very clearly. This event was on every single channel. Also in 2005 was also the year Pope John Paul II died. At that time I didn't have cable tv, but the signal that I got in the antenna of my tv showed every network interrupting their broadcasts to announce the breaking news of the pope's death.
Well I was born in 2001, I was only a couple months old when 9/11 happened. I wasn’t in Manhattan but I was in a close borough with my mom. My mom remembers my grandma frantically calling her from Mexico and asking if we were okay. Thankfully we were fine but you can see how much 9/11 still impacts New York and it’s people. Years later one of my moms bosses had a son who was a fire fighter working on 9/11 who had died because of the toxic dust. Today as a college student, I walk past the 9/11 memorial every time I go to school and there’s not a day where there’s not at least one person there. To this day we have a moment of silence every September 11th. I was only a baby when it happened but hearing all the stories from people around me really makes me feel what they went through. I also recently went to watch the Broadway show “Come From Away” which is based around 9/11 and it is beautiful, I definitely sobbed while watching it.
damn this brings back memories, I turn 25 this year and this just bring back all those moments that were so big as child but are often forgotten as time goes by.
The most memorable news event since 2000 for me was COVID-19 pandemic. Seriously it was a major outbreak from China that spread everywhere in the world that led millions of people died.🤒☠️
This clip brings back memories. I was born in 1998 so I was just 4 when 9/11 happened. I remember my dad telling me that planes flew into buildings and getting mad at me when I said that was cool. I also remember the columbia space crash. That was the first time I learned about air friction with solid bodies .
@@tay2944 You do realize that scientifically 3 years of age is when on average people start building cognitive ability, correct? This has been proven by the American Physiological Association and Child Development Organization. Also, your memory must be pathetic. I know many people who could remember stuff when they were three, such as a 1959 Boomer remembering the JFK assassination. I'm born in 1992 and I can tell you that I have a 1998 sister who does remember 911.
I have a theory that when David Bowie died at the start of 2016, that's when everything went downhill super fast. The Starman took everything good with him to the far beyond.
I really appreciate the fact you chose the earthquake in Japan over the death of an evil monster. May he be lost in history as the insignificance that he is.
@@debashismishra6765 it’s not about the death toll. My comment is more on the fact that the tragedy and lose of the people in Japan is highlighted over the mere mention of a monster, as it should.
I really enjoyed this list please do more like this also this ladies my fav commentator and she give you just the right amount of info without droning on and on
Me too I was in Middle School as well but I didn't see the planes actually hit the building I only saw the aftermath in 7th period. I remember crying about how many casualties there might have been which was undetermined at the time of course
So in 06, we get a train bombing in Mumbai that kills over 200, a stampede during a festival in Mecca that kills well over 300, and the biggest breaking news is……Pluto being demoted? Pretty sure they just waited for the regular broadcast to announce that. (Also I grew up learning that there were nine planets in OUR solar system, but an unknown number of other planets outside of it.)
Chile’s 2010 earthquake was also huge, no one expected a big earthquake only 6 years after 2004’s Indonesia earthquake, but it’s true that the incident in the Gulf of Mexico incident was also huge. Good video
It really didnt mean anything tbh. They got in and realized they cant do anything and just goofed around like the idiots they are. It wasnt a “danger to democracy”.
Pluto IS a planet, and I'll defend it until I'm dead and buried in the ground. Saying Pluto isn't a planet is like saying diminutive people are not the same as tall people. We're all brothers and sisters on a cosmological scale, and Pluto is our cold, distant godparent. I respect you, Pluto. You're not just a pebble to me.
Pluto is not a planet, if you go by the aggrandise conclusive of each particle of the solar system, it doesn't have the same velocity or magnitude any other planet has in our solar system. Therefore it's not conclusive anachronistic data.
My top ones were September 11th, 2001 when Al-Qaeda attacked the United States, and May 1, 2011 when Seal Team Six killed Osama Bin Laden. Everything came full circle.
Not to forget that the US millitary didn’t want to show any DNA test of the body nor any photos… there’s a chance that He paid his way out, so he could hide somewhere on the planet for the rest of his life
Protests with a face mask in 2020 will always be stained in my mind. 2 situations simultaneously happening in the same year. Unreal. 2020 one of the worst years of all time. So much uncertainty
If the attacks of 9/11 wasn’t featured on this list for 2001, idk what would’ve made the list. The deaths of so many innocent people in Twin Towers and the buildings collapsing from airplane collision was literally devastating! RIP to them all 🙏🙏
Bin Laden thought that was what eye for an eye is having lost a pupil to the CIA who was not Al Qaeda but a student wishing to learn more about the religion
I’d change the topic for 2012 to Hurricane “Superstorm” Sandy. Y’all also need to add an honorable mention of the New Horizon flyby of Pluto in 2015. As for 2021, a mention of the Afghanistan withdrawal would also be important.
September 11th will undoubtedly be the worst in my lifetime. I remember it all to well and I watch a lot of footage now in my adult years. It still is fresh in my mind. I hope that no generations to come will ever have to experience anything like that.
i think this is a very white american perspective… these tragedies have surely affected the world on unimaginable scales. but just a generation ago many black people still dealt with excruciating segregation, and in other areas like the middle east for example it’s a consensus that millennials and gen Z had it the easiest because any generation before us grew up in constant civil and international wars.
Im not kidding when I say this. About a year into Trump’s Presidency I had a dream/ premonition that Pence would be the downfall of Trump entirely because of Trump’s actions. I’m honestly to this day am still surprised that this dream somewhat came true.
Pence refused to overturn the election results when they were certifying Biden’s win, Trump claimed that Pence had the power to do that as Vice President (which he technically can’t do) Trump was & still is to this day furious with him . It also didn’t help that the mob was planning on capturing on hanging Mike Pence for his so called “traitorous” actions that Trump encouraged and surely enjoyed watching this unfold at the White House.
@@priyanshubagga3650 2009: Mickael Jackson death 2010: Arab spring starts 2013: Mandella death 2015: ISIS Terrorists attacks on three continents 2017: North Korean launches a ballistic missile over Japan or Hurricane Maria 2019: Amazon rainforests wildfire 2021 : The taliban return to power. Can't tell for the years before 2007 and i might have forgoten bigger events but i think the events i posted would be considered as more major events worldwide compared to the one depicted in the video as there isn't a focus on a specific country,
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GOOD VIDEO
Trump becoming president in 2016
the 9/11 in 2001
the hurricane katrina and the hurricane sandy
WatchMojo has become nothing but shills
2020 deserves to have a list of its own.
They did! Titled, 10 things proves 2020 is the worst year
Yeah we'll still have
2020...3
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2020...5
2020...6
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2020...8
2020..9
Multiple sequels coming your way
2020 ain’t that bad because I didn’t get covid haha and never did
@@Zaiden. Same
@@Piripiao_YT same
2009 - Michael Jackson's death threw the whole world into a frenzy for months, facebook google bing Microsoft youtube and countless other major platforms crashed due to the amount of traffic, the number of tributes he had gotten and the countless articles and stories even going on for the other half of the year was insane
100%
Yeah
@@greyeyedb8012 uhm idk if you know this einstein but Bing was released june 3rd, 22 days before Jackson died 😆
Yeah honestly I’m sure it was a tough decision to choose for 2008 and 2009. The recession really changed things and Michael Jackson’s death was the only thing talked about for the rest of 2009. I know obama getting elected was very significant but when I was a kid, all everyone talked about in 2009 was Michael Jackson.
Yeah the crashes because of MJ should have been the biggest thing to happen to that year
When I was a child I thought that by the year 2000 I would be dead… and here I am… at 63, being a witness of all those events.
Why did u think you’d be dead by then?
Dead at 41, that's not something good to think about.
Due to nuclear annihilation or self-destruction?
I really like this list. A lot of lists talks about the 80s and 90s and now it’s time to highlight the 2000s and the 2010s
I absolutely agree with you on this.
So far it’s looking like the Russian invasion of Ukraine is the biggest event of 2022 by far.
Unless of course it turns for the worst which hopefully it won’t.
Stop making me feel old please.
Ready for #46 president?😄😆
I feel old
@@tianapitesr8553 do you mean 47th?
Gentle reminder that the US is only 1 in 193 countries. WatchMojo seems to forget.
Also when they say about 9/11 it was the deadliest attack in history. Yeah thats just american history 💀
Agreed
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Gentle reminder that WatchMojo is American
I’ll never forget the stock market crash of 2008. My dad lost his job of 21 years (1988-2009) & we lived off his unemployment & under-the-table construction work. It was the most depressing time of my childhood. I was born in 1993 & I was about to get my license. It was supposed to be a happy time of my life, but I was so so sad for my dad but we eventually got back on our feet. It took a couple years, but dad got back on his feet. But I’ll never ever forget that time in my life. We almost lost our home, but didn’t because dad was being paid under-the-table by his construction boss, who offered him that job out of pure pity. My dad was not one to break laws & work/get paid illegally (off the books) but desperate times called for desperate measures. It is still to this day the only time I can think of my dad breaking his moral code as an honest hardworking man.
Fed post
my dad got fired from his job of almost 20 years immediately after his mom died, they fired him because he was depressed that his mom died 🙁
I'm from Chile and the thing most people here still remember from 2010 is the earthquake that hit us in February 27th, because unlike the miners rescue, it was something that affected to all of us and not just something we saw on television
Yeah mate but it's an American site, so they don't think of anyone else but themselves, like my country mate, urs isn't a thought in their head, they've probs never heard of urs or my countries 😉
@@Tully_23_32 They're Canadian also not all americans are that stupid I can nearly name every country and almost every capital city
@@grimmy4260 good one!! Thanks for the tip
@@Tully_23_32 to be fair it's news that affected the majority of the world. Around 2010 Chile only had a population of 17 million (less than 1 percent of the global population and around 1/4th of 1 percent I think) so their suffering is just a blur in the timeline.
@@Tully_23_32 Yeah - how *dare* a US based channel focus on the US. The fucking *nerve* of them >_>
I was born in 2000. So this describes the world in my lifetime.
How's it feel to be younger than Google ha you loser 😝😝😝
I’m also born in 2000. It’s crazy to think about
@@dsr1124 ikr?
I was born in 1999
Same here.
Michael Jackson, Kobe Bryant, Prince, Bill Clinton
All worthy of a mention
What happened with Bill Clinton
Michael Jackson passing in 2009 was HUGE! That should have been on thr list but I can understand why they went with Obama.
The title should be "Biggest Breaking News Stories from the US with a few from other countries"
Agreed, like every change of president is in there. It’s so biased
@@adamcoombs6404 ask yourself, do you pay more attention to US presidential elections and politics, rather than your own country's.
I rest my case.
@@betacuck3145 my own country’s 😂
@@betacuck3145 no I couldn’t care less about America’s politics compared to my own
@@betacuck3145 No?? Lol
I'm a Connecticut resident. Working nights in 2012 and waking up to news about the sandy hook shooting was absolutely shocking and really hit me. Little kids losing their lives at the hand of a psycho brought me to tears
And here we have another contender for the biggest news story of 2012. Thank you, I actually forgot about that one.
I am also a Connecticut resident (born and raised here) and I lived in Newtown as a young kid 1994 -1996. My mother had just gotten divorced from my dad and was dating a man who had a daughter my same age. I only have one biological brother, so it was cool having a sister for that period of time. We lived together for a year and half, but we lost touch after our parents broke up. When the Sandy Hook tragedy happened (I went to the other elementary called Middlegate) I went on Facebook and found my "sister". We chatted for a while, and then decided that we should reunite and bring some good vibes/karma to Newtown. It was a wonderful reunion, and we both paid our respects and prayed for the children.
Shooting in texas is a repeat 😢😢
History repeated itself 😔
I remember that, I was 12. So heartbreaking.
Congrats on yet another American list - once again you prove an immense amount of closedness to the world outside North America. As an example in 2018 the wildfires was at the end of news shows here in Europe, while the Saudi murder of system critic Jamal Kashoggi was by far the bigger story. The same could be said for many of the years.
You must have fallen asleep during 2010 & 2011. Both are not American.
Nobody cares 🙄
@@PrecariousPorcupine I tend to agree...
Well said
@@PrecariousPorcupine
I care
Well 2020, remember the Australian bush fires, then bombing of the Iranian general and then Covid 19 pandemic, bruh all within January. What a month to remember.
Don't forget as well in 2020 that horrible explosion in Beirut also happened that year.
@@ajpat9620 I genuinely forgot that happened in 2020
Yeah and everyone thought we were going to have World War 3 and all that died down as soon as covid hit the world
@@chayden153 That one was a horrible tragedy that came out of nowhere, triggered by ammonium nitrate being stored in one of the warehouses in the port of Beirut since Lebanon went in the state of financial debt, and that stuff stored in the warehouse in the port of Beirut was only lit with firework by negligence and accident, and such accident triggered chaos in the Lebanese government and a series of protests by the Lebanese people.
January 2020 seemed too too long of a month
2009 Barack Obama's Election? What about the time when Michael Jackson died in 2009? That was huge on the news as well and it was very shocking for millions of fans around the world.
Michael Jackson was repeatedly told no, millions of fans cried due to him dying from his own ignorance.
@@havanadaurcy1321 no buddy...he died because of many factors...you can't just cluster all of that and blame it on his ignorance...he loved his life, he didn't want to die...he only had to take drugs because of his injuries and intense pressure he was subjected to in his final years...what the hell does ignorance has to do with all these!?
Michael Jackson death was big… but Barack Obama becoming the first African American U.S. president will be remembered FOREVER, and taught about in HISTORY BOOKS FOREVER… Michael Jackson isn’t being taught in school in major subjects… maybe in music class, but that’s it? so with that being said Barack Obama becoming president holds more historical significance than MJ death. r.i.p. to that legend though
@@havanadaurcy1321 he didn't die from his own ignorance bru tf are you talking about
@@ronaldogee3 I just don't see why it matters. I was only 15 at the time. I didn't look at it as being significant. I didn't see race until people kept bringing it up.
Fun Fact: Seth MacFarlane was actually supposed to be on Flight 93 on Sept. 11, 2001. But missed his flight because of a hangover. The one time someone was actually grateful for a hangover.
It was actually AA flight 11 and missed the departure time by 10 minutes when he arrived at Logan but your point still stands.
Mark Walhberg as well
@@parkerfleischman1852he then went to the airport bar, where the bartender gave him a drink on the house. Can’t imagine what his feeling was for a while after that
Remembering all these events that I was alive for makes me realize that I’ve been through so much and I’m not even 30 yet
You haven't been through 'so much'; you've witnessed a lot of tragedy. There's a difference.
@@stefuhni a distinction without a difference. I’m from New York so I definitely “went through” 9/11
And then it hits you this was something our great grandparents and kids went through on a weekly back between 1929 and 1950s, even till the 60s/70s depending on nationality and race
Blast off
you've only witnessed most of these, you haven't experienced the 2011 earthquake for example.
Replace 2003 with the Iraq War, and replace 2015 with the Paris terrorist attacks
Agreed - those were far more important. This list is far too Americentric.
Also, since they already used the Indian Ocean Tsunami in 2004, replace that with the Norway attacks on July 22 for 2011
I don't think this list was too American. Yes, I do agree the Norway attacks and the Paris attacks we're very memorable
Replace 2021 with the conclusion to the Afghanistan war and the fall of Kabul
They said the war on terror which is pretty much the Iraq war
Looking back on all these headlines makes me realize: we’ve been through so much since the turn of the millennium… and this is all just the breaking news stuff. There’s probably thousands of untold stories that were unfolding simultaneously to all these events.
2009, Michael Jackson died. It was one of the biggest celebrity deaths in the world people were devastated especially since he was two weeks away from performing THIS IS IT. His funeral was viewed by many and it’s still upsetting remembering his death to this day. No matter what anyone says, he will always be the king of pop.
Agreed!
I agree. His death completely shook the freaking earth to its core. It was the most shocking and cruel celebrity death of them all! I will always love Michael Jackson forever!
Most celebrity deaths come and go, but Michael Jackson's death was a day that shook the world.
AMEN TO THAT!
Oh yeah they got 2009 wrong. I mean don’t get me wrong Obamas inauguration was big…but MJ’s death was TOP HEADLINE NEWS!!
Watching documentaries about 9/11 during High School and the plane crashing into the South Tower struck me in the core like a tank. R.I.P to all of the innocent people, including Policemen and Firefighters who died during 9/11. May they rest in peace. 😔
I was in the 8th grade when the Twin Towers fell but I didn't see the footage until I got home that day. CNN show the image of the plane hitting multiple times to the point I had to shut the TV off
@@SexyButCurious Dang! I'm sorry you have to experience that.
@SavagePhantoms 9000 Yeah it was the worst.
I was in 9th grade when it happened. We watched it in every class at school that day and did nothing else.
I had just arrived in Hawaii for my undergraduate degree. It was a Tuesday morning, I didn't have any classes on Tuesday. My neighbor came in and said the US was under attack. When the airports were closed, the thought hit me that I'm stranded on an island in the middle of the ocean. I had to find someone who had a phone (cell phones weren't common then) to call my parents to find out what was going on on the mainland. I was in the commons with the rest of the campus watching in horror for the next 10 hours. Unreal. Unreal.
I’ll never forget September 11th. I was in 3rd grade my mom picked me up at 3 pm from school. I had no clue what had happen until I got home and we had the news on all night.
Agreed… I was 4 and I watched the entire thing I’ll never forget 9/11 or Katrina
I remember every single one of these. One of personal note was 2008. I had JUST started working as a secretary for a financial advisor that June; a few months later I thought that I would have to look for another job, as we were a very small company (just my boss and me); but I watched in awe as my boss kept his cool and consoled our clients. While, yes, they lost some money, due to my boss' quick thinking they didn't lose as much as they could have. I still work for him, and I'll always remember that. Once, recently, it came up in conversation, and he confessed to me that he was scared spitless at the time!
I was 15 when the crash happend. I had just got and started my first job in a boating business. My dad was lucky he did not lose his job but he went from full time to part time. He got a new job one year later.
@@johnnygunzfilmbuff7821 You are 29
@@nukacolacompany2534 in August
@@johnnygunzfilmbuff7821 Oh my bad
@@nukacolacompany2534 Thats k you were close enough I'll give you some credit.
R.I.P. to the victims who passed away in 9/11
#NeverForget
No one cares
Name one victim without searching it tHat what I thought
@SamoaVsEverybody_814 cap not all black peoples are your cousin sit down clown 🤡
Every person who died 9/11 didn’t deserve it so no one cares
Pluto's demotion in 2006 doesn't seem nearly as big as North Korea's nuclear testing. They fired missiles over the Sea of Japan, and detonated a nuclear device in their mountains! I remember everyone in the world being on edge.
She’s got an awesome storytelling voice.
Shes the best, I’ll be devastated when she leaves watchmojo
@@AssassinsCreedMan621 watchmojo will never be the same ever again if that happens
Pretty much only watch the video the does the audio for 🙌🏼
She does*
She literally snubbed 2013 himalayan floods
2020 is in a league of it's own
Seriously though
Yeah for the 21st century it was are real first big historical event felt by pretty much all of the world.
@@Walker-ow7vj 911 shook the world
Me before this video:
“Well I know what 2001 and 2020 are gonna be.”
In my community we lost a local high school graduate on the Virginia Tech campus that day. She was a wonderful girl and in memory of her life, our schools sent each child home with a small tree to plant. It was a very sad time for our community.
@Tony Gallegos Caitlin Hammaren
@@DawnAYoung-vk4on my condolences
As a Brit, I'd say this list is a bit too focused on American news. The 7/7 bombings in London in 2005 should really be up there, they're only not because this list is valuing American news more than anywhere else
As a kid born in 1995, this is literally my childhood. Crazy.
As a dude born in 1995, it always made me sad that we JUST missed remembering a pre 9/11 world when I talk to older family members about what society was like before it…
As a Muslim
I feel relieved we're pased that dark time now people are just getting out of their shells and realizing Muslim are humans too
That is a very good point. A lot of stereotyping has occurred from wars and bad days in the world. Even right now, Ukraine and Russian citizens (not government/political people) are getting stereotyped and ridiculed by a lot of people.
The governments/political people are the ones that should be stereotyped because they are encouraging violence/attacks
@@TheMail518 I know
I haven't faced any of this racism because I'm from Pakistan but I've learned how not to judge anyone on basis of where they're from
I just wish peace and happiness for everyone
@@muneebahmad4378 exactly!!
@@jasonmason6910 and it's actually refreshing and great to seeing people agree and no negativity
I agree but people will always sterotype no matter what because they have nothing else better to do .
2010: First time the FIFA World Cup was hosted in Africa. South Africa, to be specific. History. USA did so well in that tournament.
And that song man... RUclips got popularity by that song
Sorry man, I think this was a list for American people
@@debashismishra6765 really
Thank you for that reminder, Africa's first ever world cup
I do remember this well
Barack Obama 2009 presidential inauguration, still fills my eyes with tears and my heart with love. I was proud to witness the biggest event in my life time so far!
Obama was a mid tier president he didn’t even keep any of his main campaign promises ie leaving iraq, closing Guantanamo bay ect
He literally got voted in because he was black, not because of his policies >.
Pop culture is great and all, but WM really nails it when they tackle the real world. Congrats!
They have really large view of the world😉
Top 22 biggest breaking news ACCORDING TO AMERICANS
Finally someone said it
Their Canadians idiot
So, what would be YOUR list?
Wrong
Presented by Canadians
I was 7 years old when 9/11 happened. Saw that footage on our tv while eating a piece because that was my birthday. I include the victims of 9/11 tragedy to my prayers every year i celebrate my birthday.
When they talked about Russia invading Creama in 2014, it just immediately reminded me of the terrible situation in Ukraine right now
I think it's fair to say that the Russian invasion of Ukraine is the biggest news story of 2022. On BBC News in the UK, for a month after the attack, the news didn't show anything else
@@samheath886 Wow that's crazy
I know eh? With Trump gone, dictators are taking advantage of the US.
9/11 will always be the biggest for me. I was only 6 and I still remember everything that day. The way the teachers were reacting and how school just stopped.
Nice
Most of these are the biggest news in America during that particular year
@spawnerist but not storm Katrina or Obamas Election
Hurricane Katrina...I'll never forget how the people of New Orleans were treated & The US Government's Absolutely Pathetic Response. 💢
The federal government was actually prepared. Do a little research and you'll find that.
@@CollectorsCorner777 it still bothers me that people still blame the federal government for so many things that could have been avoided by the local mayor alone . Just the arrogance to not allow bus's to be used to evacuate alone was a travesty.
@@feck2594 Latoya is horrible too
The list was decent. But I think certain things should have been added over others.
2009- *Michael Jackson's death.* Michael was a worldwide phenomenon that influenced millions of people so much that when he passed, they had to do a televised version of his funeral.
I understand them going with Obama in 2009 and the financial crash in 2008.
2010: *The Earthquake in Haiti.* The earthquake completely destroyed infastructure to the point that the country fell into chaos. What made it worse is the fact that when they send the U.N. troops to help bring in orders, a number of troops have contributed to the chaos by sexually assaulting women and children. Let not forget the entire drama of the Clinton foundation stopping the *billions* of dollars in funds that were raised for Haiti to be released to them.
I understand that the oil spill was pretty big news, but what happened in Haiti was huge as well and shouldn't be overlooked.
2012: *Sandy Hook School shooting.* That was the 1st time in amercan history where there was a shooting at an elementary school, which resulted in numerous students and teachers dead.
The blowback led to many changes in federal and state gun laws to reduce the chances of something like this happening again. This was huge news.
Why Mojo go with what they went with, God know.
I’m not sure if 2012 is accurate. The talks of the Mayan calendar and end of the world were pretty high 😂
XD and there's even a movie about it. I keep joking around to my younger cousins that I survived 2012 since they were born after
This needs to be pinned
I agree 100% plus sandy hook
9/11 will always be the most shocking & impactive in my lifetime.
I live in Southern California, and we've been dealing with wildfires for a while. The sad thing is is that they always come around in the late Summer/Fall, and it's fueled by all this greenery that finally comes around in the Spring/early Summer. Once we finally start to get rid of all the dead shrubbery, it comes back because of wildfires and what they do.
I just moved to California in January 2022, and find your comment pretty alarming. I knew of the wildfires, but damn.
I was 3 years old when the Space Shuttle thing happened. I remember watching that unfold on TV from the barstools in my kitchen. My sister fell off of a barstool and had to get stitches.
My mom is 100 years old. I asked her this question for her entire life. It was Pearl Harbor by a wide margin.
I remember watching the George Floyd riots on tv and my mom telling me this was exactly how it was when the LA riots happened only this was worse
Honestly a terrible thing that they did
@@braxtonpass5052 Yes, thankfully the cops that did that terrible thing have been rightfully convicted (at least in the Chauvin case).
@@kevinth66 yeah the riots were horrible to
Braxton Pass yeah billions in damages and numerous deaths shit was crazy to see, ngl the first day of the riots I was tripping snd seeing all the news coverage was not good for me during that time 🤣
I still remember hearing about 911 here in the uk, it must have happened around 1:45pm uk time. I was at school in my last lesson of the day in music, I didn't hear about it until my mum said when she picked me up, I couldn't believe it. When we got home it was on every news channel from all the American news channels to bbc, sky, itv, seeing those towers fall on live tv was awful
Please keep the year on top right corner so that we don't miss which year it is.... But great work 👍
2009 The Death of Michael Jackson
You can’t tell me that wasn’t a huge news media moment
It was, so was Obama winning. They can only choose one
It was but choosing between 2008 and 2009 was hard.
Suggestion: Top 20 most intelligent cartoon characters in 2000s & 2010s.
Oh thats a though one
Gotta be Homer Simpson
2020 should go to Kobe tbh
And 2009 to Michael Jackson
2020 as a year should just have a list on its own
I'm hoping for a future one day where breaking news cover more positive news than negative.
Good luck with that, you'd have to live in a world where terrible things never happen.
September 11, 2001 is honestly one of the saddest stories in existence.
Edit: Stop trying to correct me by saying stuff like "well the Holocaust was sadder" and "Have you forgot about the..."
I'm not ranking anything here, I'm simply saying that September 11 is sad. Get over yourselves.
i wouldn't go that far unless you are solely counting just in the U.S. If not I'm guessing you forgot about the Holocaust, pretty sure that one takes the cake or WW2 as a whole.
Lol funny as
@@vixxxenfoxxx3660 or ww1 lol
@@Zaiden. that can definitely be added to the long list. Maybe OP was talking about saddest story to have taken place during their lifetime.
@@vixxxenfoxxx3660 I hate politics
I thought Kobe dying at the beginning of 2020 was the worst it could get. Because hello, it was KOBE. The GOAT of all GOATS.
Then Australia caught on fire.
Then COVID made itself known.
Then George Floyd was killed.
Then the nightmare that was the 2020 election happened.
What a decade that year was.
Seeing just how difficult this decades have been almost makes my cry. And the video doesnt talk about a lot that happened, Georgia in 2008, the Islamic State, Yemen, the drug war victims in mexico, the peace talks in colombia, worldwide protests in late 2019... A lot of shit happened
Yes...26/11 attacks on Mumbai were happened in 2008
You forgot american invasions, killing of millions of civilians and them funding terrorism in many countries
Sometimes because of the list they pick the biggest event.
@@johnnygunzfilmbuff7821 some of the events they picked were so minor to non-Americans compared to some of the stuff that was happening worldwide
@@benjaminmetzger6858 absolutely nothing on the terrorist attacks in europe and the refugee crisis of 2015-16 surprised me, those 2 years on the list were indeed very usa centered
As Indonesian, We are happy to be recognize and famous in 2004
Of course we are helping Aceh fixing the country (we even end the conflict)
I wasn’t born yet when 9/11 struck, but that doesn’t make it any less horrifying and tragic to me, of course. Both of my parents were alive, though, when it happened. My dad was working in China when it hit and heard about it on TV. Also, I think 2020 could get a list of its own. COVID was undoubtedly the main news, but there were other big ones, like Kobe Bryant’s passing and the Beirut explosion in Beirut, Lebanon.
Wow
@@manuelbello5806I know, it’s crazy.
Also in 2009 Michael Jackson died and everyone including the new generation started to listen to his music
2020 deserves a video of it’s own, you can probably name 22 big things that happened in 2020 easily
Name em then.
Yeah name them
I’d like you to name all 22 of those big things.
9/11 was the day all tv networks were focused on one event that changed forever the U.S. and the world. I was in 3rd grade when the next door teacher told my teacher to turn on the tv and I saw the first tower with smoke coming out. I remember it very clearly. This event was on every single channel. Also in 2005 was also the year Pope John Paul II died. At that time I didn't have cable tv, but the signal that I got in the antenna of my tv showed every network interrupting their broadcasts to announce the breaking news of the pope's death.
Well I was born in 2001, I was only a couple months old when 9/11 happened. I wasn’t in Manhattan but I was in a close borough with my mom. My mom remembers my grandma frantically calling her from Mexico and asking if we were okay. Thankfully we were fine but you can see how much 9/11 still impacts New York and it’s people. Years later one of my moms bosses had a son who was a fire fighter working on 9/11 who had died because of the toxic dust. Today as a college student, I walk past the 9/11 memorial every time I go to school and there’s not a day where there’s not at least one person there. To this day we have a moment of silence every September 11th. I was only a baby when it happened but hearing all the stories from people around me really makes me feel what they went through. I also recently went to watch the Broadway show “Come From Away” which is based around 9/11 and it is beautiful, I definitely sobbed while watching it.
I feel old, I was 21 when 9/11 occurred.
I was 3 when it happened. I remember I was in pre k at the time getting picked up by my parents.
damn this brings back memories, I turn 25 this year and this just bring back all those moments that were so big as child but are often forgotten as time goes by.
2016 ..,,, The greatest year in modern history of our nation
These kind of videos have taught me a lot of English.
The most memorable news event since 2000 for me was COVID-19 pandemic. Seriously it was a major outbreak from China that spread everywhere in the world that led millions of people died.🤒☠️
And all of the ridiculous bullshit that came along with it
Millions also died due to hunger, major unemployment, sky rising prices.💔
@@rcdune7132 What bullshit?
@@afbocc all the bs that came with it. Don’t act like you don’t know
afbocc “we only need two weeks to flatten the curve” 🤦🏻♂️
Michael Jackson's death will never be forgotten even though it didn't make the list
What a great idea!
This clip brings back memories. I was born in 1998 so I was just 4 when 9/11 happened. I remember my dad telling me that planes flew into buildings and getting mad at me when I said that was cool. I also remember the columbia space crash. That was the first time I learned about air friction with solid bodies .
Soliddd gold
You would’ve been 3 at most. Idek how you remember any of that since I was also born in 1998 and so were all my classmates and none of us remembered
@@tay2944 You do realize that scientifically 3 years of age is when on average people start building cognitive ability, correct? This has been proven by the American Physiological Association and Child Development Organization. Also, your memory must be pathetic. I know many people who could remember stuff when they were three, such as a 1959 Boomer remembering the JFK assassination. I'm born in 1992 and I can tell you that I have a 1998 sister who does remember 911.
I have a theory that when David Bowie died at the start of 2016, that's when everything went downhill super fast. The Starman took everything good with him to the far beyond.
I really appreciate the fact you chose the earthquake in Japan over the death of an evil monster. May he be lost in history as the insignificance that he is.
That earth quake created a nuclear blast level event...after Chernobyl... Nuclear blast is bigger than any terrorism activity
@@debashismishra6765 it’s not about the death toll. My comment is more on the fact that the tragedy and lose of the people in Japan is highlighted over the mere mention of a monster, as it should.
I personally would have gone with the Norway attacks, since they already used a tsunami for 2004
what
Over 20 years, we will never forget 9/11.
I really enjoyed this list please do more like this also this ladies my fav commentator and she give you just the right amount of info without droning on and on
Ah I remember I was in 8th grade during the 9/11 attacks every class we got to watch the news all day
Me too I was in Middle School as well but I didn't see the planes actually hit the building I only saw the aftermath in 7th period. I remember crying about how many casualties there might have been which was undetermined at the time of course
So in 06, we get a train bombing in Mumbai that kills over 200, a stampede during a festival in Mecca that kills well over 300, and the biggest breaking news is……Pluto being demoted? Pretty sure they just waited for the regular broadcast to announce that. (Also I grew up learning that there were nine planets in OUR solar system, but an unknown number of other planets outside of it.)
tbh it isnt the biggest news because of pluto, but because this changed astrological and space science for years to come!
Chile’s 2010 earthquake was also huge, no one expected a big earthquake only 6 years after 2004’s Indonesia earthquake, but it’s true that the incident in the Gulf of Mexico incident was also huge.
Good video
Man I miss the 90s even more after watching this!
There's been ton of tragic events in the 90s bud, This was just based on the 21st Century
Jan 6th was just unfortunate…like there’s really nothing else to say🤷🏾♀️
Bunch of idiots
It was more than unfortunate it was treason
It really didnt mean anything tbh. They got in and realized they cant do anything and just goofed around like the idiots they are. It wasnt a “danger to democracy”.
@@anthonymort5202 hardly
@@dantowns4870 it was the definition of treason
Honestly for me it was the 2011 terrorist attacks in New York and Washington D.C
Pluto IS a planet, and I'll defend it until I'm dead and buried in the ground. Saying Pluto isn't a planet is like saying diminutive people are not the same as tall people. We're all brothers and sisters on a cosmological scale, and Pluto is our cold, distant godparent. I respect you, Pluto. You're not just a pebble to me.
Pluto is not a planet, if you go by the aggrandise conclusive of each particle of the solar system, it doesn't have the same velocity or magnitude any other planet has in our solar system. Therefore it's not conclusive anachronistic data.
Uhm...ok.
My top ones were September 11th, 2001 when Al-Qaeda attacked the United States, and May 1, 2011 when Seal Team Six killed Osama Bin Laden. Everything came full circle.
The US attacked the US💀🤣they just used pawns
allen henderson uh huh bro what proof you got
Osama Bin Laden worked with the US government… he’s most likely dead, that’s What they Said tho…
Not to forget that the US millitary didn’t want to show any DNA test of the body nor any photos… there’s a chance that He paid his way out, so he could hide somewhere on the planet for the rest of his life
I really enjoyed watching this video with the current hindsight. I’m going to watch it a second time.
Protests with a face mask in 2020 will always be stained in my mind. 2 situations simultaneously happening in the same year. Unreal. 2020 one of the worst years of all time. So much uncertainty
Unpopular opinion, one of my most favorite years for so many reasons
If the attacks of 9/11 wasn’t featured on this list for 2001, idk what would’ve made the list. The deaths of so many innocent people in Twin Towers and the buildings collapsing from airplane collision was literally devastating! RIP to them all 🙏🙏
Bin Laden thought that was what eye for an eye is having lost a pupil to the CIA who was not Al Qaeda but a student wishing to learn more about the religion
2022: Russia invaded Ukraine
2021: ISAF forces evacuated from Afghanistan
2015: terrorist attacks in Paris
2003: US invasion in Iraq
good 'ol 2006, when the biggest story was a small planet being re classified lol
take me back. life was simpler
Totally amazing video watch mojo of the most memorable news throughout 2000 to 2021,fantastic job.
Do one of The Biggest stories from 1980-1999 next.
As someone who was born in 2000 this is very helpful 💯.
It would be more interesting to do a list of major global disasters outside the US that didn't make this list.
We watched the Columbia on live TV in 5th grade. That was.... jarring
I’d change the topic for 2012 to Hurricane “Superstorm” Sandy.
Y’all also need to add an honorable mention of the New Horizon flyby of Pluto in 2015.
As for 2021, a mention of the Afghanistan withdrawal would also be important.
September 11th will undoubtedly be the worst in my lifetime. I remember it all to well and I watch a lot of footage now in my adult years. It still is fresh in my mind. I hope that no generations to come will ever have to experience anything like that.
The fact that I remember all these moments, and I'm only 31, is crazy. Millennials have really been through it.
I'm the same age as you and I can't even remember most of these stuff 🤷🏾♀️ But yeah I remember a little.
@@BBBVVV86 I make it a point to remember important things. No real reason, I just do. My dad was the same way, so I'm sure I got it from him.
i think this is a very white american perspective… these tragedies have surely affected the world on unimaginable scales. but just a generation ago many black people still dealt with excruciating segregation, and in other areas like the middle east for example it’s a consensus that millennials and gen Z had it the easiest because any generation before us grew up in constant civil and international wars.
Im not kidding when I say this. About a year into Trump’s Presidency I had a dream/ premonition that Pence would be the downfall of Trump entirely because of Trump’s actions.
I’m honestly to this day am still surprised that this dream somewhat came true.
I don't see how Mike Pence was in any way the downfall of trump.
Pence refused to overturn the election results when they were certifying Biden’s win, Trump claimed that Pence had the power to do that as Vice President (which he technically can’t do)
Trump was & still is to this day furious with him . It also didn’t help that the mob was planning on capturing on hanging Mike Pence for his so called “traitorous” actions that Trump encouraged and surely enjoyed watching this unfold at the White House.
2022: The slap heard around the world
Thanks for being able to cover Controversial topics well not being biased.
I learnt a long time ago that when Americans use "in the world" it normally means "in the US"...& this confirms it.
Would love to read some alternate biggest stories if you would like to mention some.
@@priyanshubagga3650
2009: Mickael Jackson death
2010: Arab spring starts
2013: Mandella death
2015: ISIS Terrorists attacks on three continents
2017: North Korean launches a ballistic missile over Japan or Hurricane Maria
2019: Amazon rainforests wildfire
2021 : The taliban return to power.
Can't tell for the years before 2007 and i might have forgoten bigger events but i think the events i posted would be considered as more major events worldwide compared to the one depicted in the video as there isn't a focus on a specific country,