To see more Titanic scandals, click here: ruclips.net/p/PLJTOm-WxzySlrsFX1TeN3-KAUdWm6mqgT To see the story about John Jacob Astor's wife that I mentioned at the end of this video, click here: ruclips.net/video/ODY-qiEn3ak/видео.html
I have never watched the Titanic movie.... But I worked in a nursing home back in New York,and I had been taking care of someone in my nursing home that was telling us that he was 14 years old when the Titanic went down, and he was on the boat that came to the rescue of the Titanic... Now those are the kind of stories I love to hear... He was a great man! 🥰
My goodness. Dorothy Gibson was a precursor for the celebrity behavior we see now: talentless , unintelligent people becoming famous because someone else says they are cool.
It was also one of actor David McCallum's earliest major film credits, appearing as one of the wireless operators. He passed away just recently after playing Duckie on NCIS.
As a former history teacher i am used to a dry, academic telling of history. But I find your story telling really compelling and satisfying, as well as fun. I am always happy to see a new video posted. Thanks for the videos.
Thank you so much, Bill! I think that history is fun, but like you pointed out, it's usually presented in a boring way that causes people to lose interest. I'm honored that another history teacher likes what I'm doing here. I get to see comments from a lot of you history teachers. I love it. Thank YOU for watching.
Greetings from Adelaide, South Australia. I grew up in PORT Adelaide ..in love with ships since a teenager ..my father gave me the book "A Night to Remember' in 1956 when I was 12.. so I will be 80 in December! I have been 'a Titanic freak' ever since ....and I THOUGHT I knew pretty well everything that there is to know about her. (My Titanic book collection is ridiculously large!) But I knew nothing about this woman and her story. THANK YOU for your research ..keep it up! Gordon Carter.
My son was born on Easter Sunday April 15, 1990. He came home from school one day, threw his books down on the kitchen table and said “Mom why did you have me on April 15?!?!” That’s Tax day, The Titanic sank, and President Lincoln died!!” (Like I had a choice in the matter) I replied “So you could Redeem The Day!!!” When he was little he thought his Birthday was on Easter Day, and on the 15th of April! We didn’t tell him any different.
My great grandma Easter was born on March 29th 1891, also Easter Sunday. Her legacy has been remembered for generations within not only our family but within the community as well. She was a grand lady known for her kindness strength and preservation despite her financial status. I would tell him that being born on such a day builds a lasting legacy not soon forgotten.
To be fair, the first few life boats went out half empty because people didn't really believe the ship was sinking. They were told this was just a precaution and they would be back on the boat by morning. So many didn't know the extent of the damage until latter on. It would great to know when she actually made the statement about the clothes. If it was after she got in the lifeboat? She probably didn't know the entire situation. If she made this statement after realizing the boat was sinking and many were still on it? Hearing all those horrific screams? She is truly a selfish, cold-hearted woman!
This is a great point, that is how my great grandfather Albert Horswill was ordered onto cutter lifeboat one by Officer Murdoch along with six other crewmen that were nearby, only 5 first class passengers were willing to board because many didn’t believe the ship was in danger. They needed to launch that boat because it was impeding the larger lifeboats. Murdoch decided to order the seven crewmen aboard since lowering it with 12 would be better than merely 5.
Very true. Also, but regrettably, they didn’t return to pick up others in the ocean because more than likely everyone knew that the boats would capsize leaving all involved dead especially when trying to help panicking people. It’s just horrible no matter how you look at it. It’s such a shame and waste.
@@HappyOne3 I don’t think my great grandfather had any plans on getting off the Titanic, he just happened to be nearby a cutter lifeboat that needed to be lowered and Officer Murdoch, a true hero, ordered him and the other crewmen aboard at the last minute. I think everyone in that lifeboat was a victim of circumstance. As for not returning to pickup passengers-I believe only 1 lifeboat even attempted that but for some reason those lifeboats are never criticized like the Duff Gordons lifeboat. We all think that if we were there we would have gone back but we weren’t so we will never know.
Yes, but if they believed the boat WASN'T sinking - and they'd eventually return to it - then she'd have no reason to lament leaving her items. The thought is congruent with realizing the items would go down with the ship.
What many people have seen as a minor footnote for decades, you unearthed quite a comprehensive story! This was such a great video you put together! Thank you!
Thank you so very much! I was nervous when I started because I didn't know if I'd be able to find enough information for a full video. I'm so glad that the TOTAL opposite was the truth. Thank you for watching!
My great grandfather Albert Horswill was a titanic crewman and survivor. He was in a lifeboat with the Duff Gordon’s who were accused of bribing him and 6 others to keep passengers out of their lifeboat, this was a lie but a large scandal nonetheless.
How cool! I'm familiar with your great grandfather's name. He retired in a town outside of Houston that I'm familiar with. I will cover that Duff Gordon scandal at some point.
@@donnix1192 it's good to know that what I learned was correct. Here in Texas, the "h" is silent in "Humble". Thank you for sharing that with us. Thank you so much for your compliment on my work.
That's really cool. To know your family's history is a blessing. @Ti if you decide to ever do personal research for ppl lol plz let me know. It's a weird as hell ask (I'm aware) but closed mouths don't get fed 😂. I'd love to find out how far back my tree goes, and I know it'll be hard to track non famous people but your skill is to great for me not to throw that lil bit up in the air🤪..... Js
Gotta love Ti's response recognizing the crewmember's name then nonchalantly naming the specific town in Texas that the man settled in 😂 That's some seriously impressive research skills
Beautiful delivery of a story I have never heard of even after watching numerous documentaries concerning the Titanic. The one blessing is, Dorothy did not age well; much like her Mother !!!
I enjoyed so much hearing about Dorothy Gibson! My foster mom was born in 1900 and used to talk about her own early life working in her parents’ general store. She said the Titanic story was huge news and she was only a teen then.
Inspired by these videos, I bought a book called " Women and Children First", which talks about the lives of some of Titanic's female passengers. The Titanic had more than a share of messed up people, but that book doesn't beat the storytelling in these videos. I hope this series continues!
Hey Eshi! How are you enjoying the book? Thank you for your VERY kind compliment. Do you think that I should order a copy of Women & Children First? It sounds interesting.
@@TisHotMessHistory Hi, Ms. Ti! Though it will never beat your narration, it's pretty interesting. It is just short vignettes, and covers people from all three classes. I found it on Thrift Books dirt cheap, but it would have been worth the full price (it has great photos, too). Can't wait for your next video! 😁😁
Thank you so much, Ruth! I have finally found my lane. FINALLY. LOL! I love doing these stories. Thank you so much for your kind words about my work, your very generous gift to the channel, and most of all...being a lot of fun when you come here and hang out with us. Blessing to you too!
Not only is the research good, and the copy interesting, but the voice narrating is... Human! I have had a belly full of computer generated voices narrating to me. How hard is it to simply readM. Now,bit seems that every third video is narrated by the very same AI voice, complete with a lack of any individuality in inflection and with so many mispronounced words 😖 I now immediately pause the video, hit the thumbs down and type my disgust at being talked to by a computer rather than a human
@@cwavt8849 I also find that AI voice annoying. I actually choose my audio files and books by whether I like the narration. I LOVE this storyteller… Great job, @TisHotMessHistory !!
@@enhancednh 🤣. I am glad to have found a kindred spirit. I bought a book on Audible because I liked both the author And the narrator. It was so enjoyable that I bought 2 more by the same author, in the same series. It was a totally different narrator and he was awful 😡. Even though I really like the series, I will simply wait until I have the time to read them myself
There have been cases where someone went back to try and rescue more people, and their boat ended up sinking too. In the White Ship disaster in the 1100s, the heir to the English throne goes back to try and save his half-sister from a sinking ship...people swarmed him, his small boat sank too, and almost everyone ended up drowning. Of 300 people on the boat only one (a butcher) survived. All of the rich people on that lifeboat probably learned that story in prep school and panicked that trying to help might lead to everyone dying instead. The White Ship was also a big deal - I can't remember if it was brand-new or remodeled but it was another ship no one expected to sink.
I have to agree. The boats should have been full in the first place (no question about it), but in this part of the video I was thinking “but if they turned around there’d be a big risk that people would be too desperate to get in and that boat would sink too… no?”. I like to think I’d do the right thing in these situations, but the Titanic is one of those cases where it’s hard to tell, you just “had to be there”. :(
Agreed. And the boat was already not in the best seaworthy condition without the plug. Also missing in the tale: the first lifeboats were not loaded to full capacity because the crew didn’t know if they could lower them safely due to the listing of the Titanic. And the lifeboats weren’t tested like in later years. First thing I learned in swimming classes: never ever go on your own to a drowning person your or a bigger size because they will drag you down under with them.
I can't believe I've never heard this story about this woman before, and I've been a Titanic nut for decades! Interesting that Dorothy and Jules died withjn months of eachother.
Yes! Yes! I would love to see more about the titanic passengers! I love anything to do with the titanic, but no one tells the stories as well or as honestly as you do! Thank you!
Awwwwe! Thank you so much, Sandi! I have plenty more Titanic stories to tell this year, and I will get to them. Right now I'm working on the story of another Great Depression heiress. I truly appreciate your kind words. Thank YOU.
I love your storytelling, too! And I can't believe I have never heard of this gal! James Cameron missed out by not adding her to his telling of Titanic! You rock---I look forward for ALL of your videos!!❤❤❤
I visited Ismay's grave in Putney. Very sad we should not judge him as we were not there and who knows what we would have done. Most people walking by have no idea who he is. There was broken glass there, which I picked up. As a side note, the discoverer of Tutankhamun's tomb Howard Carter is buried nearby.
A lady who was a little girl in 1912 was on the titanic with her mum and dad, both she and her mum survived unfortunately her dad didn't. Her name was Eva Hart she has a public house named after her in Chadwell Heath in East London UK
So, in the "good old days" it seems that people were awful as well. SHOCKER!!! Times have never been PERFECT and it is good to accept that. This was a well presented video with a delightful snarky edge when needed. Great job!
No times have never been perfect, but that doesnt mean we have to just accept it. We can try to keep our own morals and hope we lead others in doing the by learning where we go wrong through history.
Loved this show! I was enthralled by this woman’s shallow behavior and the overall craziness of the story. I can’t imagine how much research went pinto making this. Fabulous!,
I agree. Her life really was interesting. I plan on bringing you some more Titanic stories all throughout the year. I'm so glad that you enjoyed this one. Thank you for letting me know, Rosa!
Wow! This was amazing! We need more of us telling history! I absolutely loved the research sources. Many folks nowadays use generic resources for their videos! Thank you did this!
My grandmother's grandfather's first cousin was one that survived the Titanic by putting on a bonnet and pretending to be a woman because his wife refused to leave without him. I won't say his name simply because it's alleged but my grandmother's grandfather never respected him for surviving because so many women and children died. He was in fact first class.
Not William. My Grams grandfather Also accused his cousin of SA, another reason I would not share his name. Only adding that because there is the possibility his trauma had something to do with his stance.
@@emmikate this is interesting. I know of five men who were reported to have escaped dressed as women. It's only true about one of those five men. It sounds like this relative of yours is a completely different person. Thank you for sharing with us.
3rd class pasenger Daniel Buckley is shown in the '79 Titanic movie as hiding in the lifeboat, then the other women he was with in third class give him a scarf to wrap around his head. Seems like I've heard elsewhere that's who the notorious cross-dresser was.
@@TisHotMessHistory yeah I've never heard his name mentioned and I searched. He really isn't one I've seen mentioned. I just don't want to offend anyone. There was no love lost between em.
This channel showed up in my suggestions after watching an episode of Well I Never. Love it!!! Subscribed and Notified and searching channel for more episodes. Also, thank you for knowing how to use music as a background. Some channels have it so loud, that it is distracting.
Hi Sonja! Thank you so much for giving my channel a try! Thank you for subscribing. I hope that you continue to enjoy it here. I'm working on a story about a Great Depression heiress that I plan to release next week. Maybe until then, you'll like some of the videos in the playlist in the pinned comment of this video. You have no idea of how I am laughing at your background music comment. I am one of those people who used to have my background music WAY too loud. I'm still learning as I go along. And people complain on EVERY video about background music. Some people miss my old loud music. Other people don't want me to use any background music at all. I just have to laugh and keep trying to do my best.
@@TisHotMessHistory I watched the boy nobody wanted, also, after this Gibson one. He was a trip and a half. Can't wait to see the one on the Great Depression when it comes out. I think the music level is perfect. It doesn't give me auditory overload, where I have to really concentrate to block it out, and your audio is perfect, too. Keep up the great work!!!
Girl everytime you sighed whenever Dorothy became petty, I sighed and laughed with you. Like were fed up with this girls shit , but thats history for ya!
Yes. And, the thing that keeps me from hitting the thumbs down button within the first 20 seconds, us having a human voice telling me a good story. You use inflection that helps emote the events in the particular way that conveys the Exact scene that you are setting. Hate computer generated voices, live your narration. Good job, and it just earned you a thumbs up and a sub. Keep on giving us good stories with that human touch
Another gem. I have heard of Dorothy Gibson as even though I am not elderly I love black white movies especially from the silent era. I watched the movie Babylon and these people were crazy.
Me too! I love silent movies and black and white. My kids are like," why are you watching old black and white movies? Watch movies in color ". I love a great movie. My favorite silent movie is one ( I forgot the name of the movie) with Mary Pickford.
Not sure what the Mp film is, but will look it up. my Great Grandmother got me into these movies and my Mum. One day your children will apperciate brilliant films.@@oceansams5886
I'm also online looking up my "octoroon,molotto" Grandma..she was a rolling stone. My Dad met a sister when he was 48 that she dropped off in Baltimore (mind you they were born and raised in Rocky Mount, North Carolina.) She had a twin they passed to get along. But my gma was a slur. Lol 🤦🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️. She had kids dropped them off on her brother's 394 acre farm and hauled a**. My father and his brothers never had anything new until they all joined the army as they turned 17. The age was 17 back then fact checkers. My Dad was born in 1931. 2nd to youngest of like 7 or 8 kids. 🤷🏽♀️. My Gma had no explanation for the daughter she dropped off in Baltimore Aunt Ruby. It's so much. My cousin, when fb first started after we started a family group on fb. She told us her Dad my Uncle Andrew told them when they were growing up, when he was 16 some man in N.C. told him he was his Dad. So she felt she was never a Stephenson because of that lmao. Idk 😫 🤷🏽♀️ my Aunt Maggie was the oldest and raised my Dad and Uncles. She never left the "farm"..land. its so much more. Our family history is wild! And that's just my Dad's side. Whew! Haven't touched my Mom's side and how my uncle and brother both were killed by cops. Ughhh have a great night Ti thanks so much. 😊 *also I apologize ahead of time for any spelling or grammar errors! ♥️
Hi Tammy! I'll look into that lawsuit. If there's enough info for a full video, I'll make. Thank you so much for watching and thank you for your kind words.
Yep….that much money would have made me really happy because when my ex was having the final affair I found out about….he emptied our bank accounts and our 4 kids and I got basically nothing……I got to live in our house until our youngest was only 5 and I had to make half the house payments of $465 a month and pay all the utilities and the rest of the expenses when I was getting only $267.00 a month and had not worked in 15 years. My ex would send a check for his half of the house payment and then call his bank and put a stop payment on his check. This was in 1981. If it had not been for my sweet mom helping me and my 4 children…two teenage boys, with big old man size feet and two little girls who loved their daddy and could not understand him leaving them…it was no fun. Don’t worry…karma got him in the end.
Wow Nancy! How awful. I can't believe that he would put a stop payment on checks where his own children lived. I'm glad that you had your mother to help you get through it. I bet that kind of money would have been a BIG help back then.
Wery well researched. I appreciated that you displayed your sources at the end. I really enjoyed this video. I thought I was over it with all the Titanic stories, but yours was riveting and enlightening. THANK YOU
Thank you for this video, well researched and engaging presentation. I knew a lot about Titanic, Gibson girls, and scandals of the time but I learned a lot! Outstanding job!
@@JuliaShalomJordan thank you so much! I know that it's not everybody's cup of tea. But I think that the people who don't like my sense of humor are just not cool enough to hang out here. LOL!
I love everything historical and I've always had a fascination for the Titanic and her passengers. Loved your video!! You've got yourself a new subscriber 😊❤ As a side note, that Dorothy Gibson was a real piece of work wasn't she.. So self absorbed, and heartless. Not an ounce of empathy in that woman or her mother.
Hi InkDemon! Yes. Dorothy and her mother had no empathy from what I could see. I have more Titanic stories to give you this year. I'm working on a Great Depression heiress video right now. It should be ready for you next week. Thank you so much for watching and subscribing. I hope that you continue to enjoy it here!
Hey Ti, 🥰🥰🥰. I also thought it was ironic that a woman named Gibson become the Fisher Girl. Dorothy had a very ironic life, also being a survivor of The Titanic and starring in the first movie about the disaster. Was Dorothy the first Kim K? If so, you know who that made her mother.😂Ti, you don’t like cold temperatures. The lifeboats were a tragedy within a tragedy. Those nicknames are tripping me out.👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿💯as usual. Just goes to show that people were just as scandalous yesterday as they are today.
Hey Darnell! Yeah...I felt weird called Dorothy Gibson a Fisher girl. LOL. I see a lot of similarities in Dorothy and Kim K - mainly because of their mothers. I have to give Dorothy the edge because at least she could act. Ha! You are right. People haven't changed.
I recently discovered your channel and I really love the way you present everything! I would have a request for a future video regarding a Titanic passenger: Noël Leslie, Countess of Rothes. From little I learned about her, she seemed to have been a kind and strong minded woman that did a lot for her fellow passengers in the life boat she got into 😊
Hi Johanna! I do have plans to cover the Countess. I'm just not sure when I'll get to her story. I have so many that I want to tell. Thank you for giving my channel a try. I truly appreciate your kind words regarding my work.
@@TisHotMessHistory Thank you for answering and I'm glad you are going to make a video about her. It doesn't matter if it's gonna take a while for that video to come. Your other videos are also so interesting, which makes the waiting worth it 😊
well researched, a number of great quips, the commentary really pulled this together in a way that wouldn't be as enjoyable with the content alone. It feels like you're just hanging out with your hilarious friend reading about old historical figures and their gossip, except you have every bit of info you could possibly gather and the figures are pretty random. love it.
Ti this is such a great true story. I will never understand how selfish some people can be. Those boats should have all been filled period. There should have been enough life boats for everyone being such a massive ship. Thanks for sharing and researching 🥰💙🤗.
"Lifeboat number seven" should be the esoteric title of your tales about the individuals who made their way into this particular vessel from the sinking Titanic. Interesting stuff!!!!!
You never know how you’ll behave or what you’ll think in a traumatic situation. My friend got into bad accident right after eating a salad from McDonald’s. The only thing she thought was, “I shoulda had the BigMac!”
Thank you for being well-read and having a wonderful speaking voice. I can't make it through to the end on some podcasts due to the annoying voice of the narrator. 👍👍👍👍
I’m surprised you haven’t watched Citizen Kane, with how excellent your content is talking about back then. I had the luxury of watching it with my brother, who was a film major, so he talked to me about all the symbolism. It was such a big deal for it’s time. I can believe one of the characters was based off Gibson, but the MC was based off William Randolph Hearst. In real life, Hearst did a lot to try and stop the movie from being seen. There’s a whole interesting rabbit hole about that movie.
The way you narrate like “girl here’s the *TEA* is very much appreciated. The world needs to know about these scandalous h@e$. Hopefully we’ll learn from these accounts and make better choices… 😌
Hi Annii! I'm so glad that you like the way I narrate. Thank you for your kind words. I think that we can definitely learn from these stories and try our best to not be hoes. LOL! Thank you for your generous gift to the channel!
@@dollyascott-payne4379 I was just saying this to a friend! Told her we’re borderline boring and unimaginative with our scandals but back then! Much more time, energy and brainpower to devote to the debauchery. 🤭
You not only share wonderl (varitable) facts, the way that you share them is great! I am really glad that I found your channel online. I will be checing in oftren. Thank you so much for doing the work that must go into each epiode.
Hi Titti La Camp! Thank you so much for your compliments on my work. I'm so glad that you enjoyed it. And thank you for your generous gift to the channel!
Hi Cawilliams! Thank you for your kind words. I'm so glad that you enjoyed this video and I am THRILLED to know that you love my channel. You are right about the research. That's my favorite part of the process and I am so thankful to have viewers like you who appreciate the amount of work this takes. I'm done researching the next project. Finishing up the script so that I can bring you a story like this one, but about a Great Depression heiress. After that, I'll get back to Titanic. I REALLY enjoy the Titanic stories!
I believe the main characters in Citizen Kane are based on the famous newspaper publisher William Randolph Hearst and his side chick, the very talented actress, Marion Davies.
I absolutely loved this💕 The tea on Mrs. Dorothy was delicious ma’am!☕️Thank you so much for your hard work, research and dedication to this video. I would love to hear more about other passengers aboard the Titanic!!! 😊
Wow!! This was awesome! I'm looking forward to more... this is my first of your videos. Great work, excellent video, ....can't wait to see more. Thank you! 😊❤
I'm so glad that didn't bother you. When I was reading it, it didn't make sense to me. I was thinking that she would have needed to get in touch with her landlord so that she could get into her apartment. And it would have been after midnight. It's not like she could have just called a locksmith. LOL
"Citizen Kane" was a good movie. I always heard it was based on the life of William Randolph Hearst, the newspaper mogul, grandfather of Patty Hearst, American fugitive terrorist of the 1970s. I didn't know about Jules Brulatour, but I really enjoyed learning about him. This was a very well-delivered narrative and it was excellently scripted. I was glued to my chair and watched it in it's entirety. Child, you smart!!!!!!
Thank you so much Sarah! I really appreciate you for that. I'm working on a Great Depress heiress video right now. After I finish that, I'll get another Titanic passenger story ready for you.
I just came across your channel. I subscribed. I love history. And your awesome at story telling. Great voice for it.. THANK YOU!!! Looking forward to binging your videos. .
To see more Titanic scandals, click here:
ruclips.net/p/PLJTOm-WxzySlrsFX1TeN3-KAUdWm6mqgT
To see the story about John Jacob Astor's wife that I mentioned at the end of this video, click here:
ruclips.net/video/ODY-qiEn3ak/видео.html
I have never watched the Titanic movie.... But I worked in a nursing home back in New York,and I had been taking care of someone in my nursing home that was telling us that he was 14 years old when the Titanic went down, and he was on the boat that came to the rescue of the Titanic... Now those are the kind of stories I love to hear... He was a great man! 🥰
My goodness. Dorothy Gibson was a precursor for the celebrity behavior we see now: talentless , unintelligent people becoming famous because someone else says they are cool.
You are so right. Robin. Those thoughts crossed my mind as I was researching her.
She was a Kardashian before they were cool 🤣
So true
Don’t forget willingness to sleep with anybody and everybody that they need to be get what they want and where they want to be.
@@MeMe-nw9mq Yep. In my book, trading sex for money is hooking
A night to remember was a book first, and it was a movie that carefully studied the facts and the book. It was THE truth, very well done.
I love that movie
It was also one of actor David McCallum's earliest major film credits, appearing as one of the wireless operators. He passed away just recently after playing Duckie on NCIS.
A night to remember is my favorite movie. I bet the book is fabulous
None of the lifeboats were full none of the passengers had a say on that. No debate not going back to try to save others was morality wrong
@RealTechZen Yes, and he was most notably known for the 1960's Man from Uncle, series. He starred with Robert Vaugn. 👍🏾👌🏾💯
As a former history teacher i am used to a dry, academic telling of history. But I find your story telling really compelling and satisfying, as well as fun. I am always happy to see a new video posted. Thanks for the videos.
Thank you so much, Bill! I think that history is fun, but like you pointed out, it's usually presented in a boring way that causes people to lose interest. I'm honored that another history teacher likes what I'm doing here. I get to see comments from a lot of you history teachers. I love it. Thank YOU for watching.
Right??!! I normally drift off bc of the monotone old men who usually tell these stories!
@@nv7287 I will defer to you with your obviously higher level of intelligence and 27 subs.
@@nv7287 you need an English teacher. Try **you're**
@susanharris9383 thank you so much ❤️
Greetings from Adelaide, South Australia. I grew up in PORT Adelaide ..in love with ships since a teenager ..my father gave me the book "A Night to Remember' in 1956 when I was 12.. so I will be 80 in December! I have been 'a Titanic freak' ever since ....and I THOUGHT I knew pretty well everything that there is to know about her. (My Titanic book collection is ridiculously large!) But I knew nothing about this woman and her story. THANK YOU for your research ..keep it up! Gordon Carter.
My son was born on Easter Sunday April 15, 1990. He came home from school one day, threw his books down on the kitchen table and said “Mom why did you have me on April 15?!?!” That’s Tax day, The Titanic sank, and President Lincoln died!!” (Like I had a choice in the matter) I replied “So you could Redeem The Day!!!” When he was little he thought his Birthday was on Easter Day, and on the 15th of April! We didn’t tell him any different.
My daughter and my niece both born april 15th, they love to research the titanic because of the tragity.
It’s the day rapper young thug changed history and dropped his album “barter 6”
My great grandma Easter was born on March 29th 1891, also Easter Sunday. Her legacy has been remembered for generations within not only our family but within the community as well.
She was a grand lady known for her kindness strength and preservation despite her financial status. I would tell him that being born on such a day builds a lasting legacy not soon forgotten.
Don't tell your son but my dad passed April 15 2016.
one of my daughters was born april 12th 2001 just a few days before the annivesery of the titanic in australia
To be fair, the first few life boats went out half empty because people didn't really believe the ship was sinking. They were told this was just a precaution and they would be back on the boat by morning. So many didn't know the extent of the damage until latter on. It would great to know when she actually made the statement about the clothes. If it was after she got in the lifeboat? She probably didn't know the entire situation. If she made this statement after realizing the boat was sinking and many were still on it? Hearing all those horrific screams? She is truly a selfish, cold-hearted woman!
This is a great point, that is how my great grandfather Albert Horswill was ordered onto cutter lifeboat one by Officer Murdoch along with six other crewmen that were nearby, only 5 first class passengers were willing to board because many didn’t believe the ship was in danger. They needed to launch that boat because it was impeding the larger lifeboats. Murdoch decided to order the seven crewmen aboard since lowering it with 12 would be better than merely 5.
Very true. Also, but regrettably, they didn’t return to pick up others in the ocean because more than likely everyone knew that the boats would capsize leaving all involved dead especially when trying to help panicking people. It’s just horrible no matter how you look at it. It’s such a shame and waste.
@@HappyOne3 I don’t think my great grandfather had any plans on getting off the Titanic, he just happened to be nearby a cutter lifeboat that needed to be lowered and Officer Murdoch, a true hero, ordered him and the other crewmen aboard at the last minute. I think everyone in that lifeboat was a victim of circumstance. As for not returning to pickup passengers-I believe only 1 lifeboat even attempted that but for some reason those lifeboats are never criticized like the Duff Gordons lifeboat. We all think that if we were there we would have gone back but we weren’t so we will never know.
@@HappyOne3yes…😢😢
Yes, but if they believed the boat WASN'T sinking - and they'd eventually return to it - then she'd have no reason to lament leaving her items. The thought is congruent with realizing the items would go down with the ship.
What many people have seen as a minor footnote for decades, you unearthed quite a comprehensive story! This was such a great video you put together! Thank you!
Thank you so very much! I was nervous when I started because I didn't know if I'd be able to find enough information for a full video. I'm so glad that the TOTAL opposite was the truth. Thank you for watching!
My great grandfather Albert Horswill was a titanic crewman and survivor. He was in a lifeboat with the Duff Gordon’s who were accused of bribing him and 6 others to keep passengers out of their lifeboat, this was a lie but a large scandal nonetheless.
How cool! I'm familiar with your great grandfather's name. He retired in a town outside of Houston that I'm familiar with. I will cover that Duff Gordon scandal at some point.
@@TisHotMessHistory Yes, later in his life he moved from here in the Chicago area to the Houston area in Humble,Texas! Love your work!!
@@donnix1192 it's good to know that what I learned was correct. Here in Texas, the "h" is silent in "Humble". Thank you for sharing that with us. Thank you so much for your compliment on my work.
That's really cool. To know your family's history is a blessing. @Ti if you decide to ever do personal research for ppl lol plz let me know. It's a weird as hell ask (I'm aware) but closed mouths don't get fed 😂. I'd love to find out how far back my tree goes, and I know it'll be hard to track non famous people but your skill is to great for me not to throw that lil bit up in the air🤪..... Js
Gotta love Ti's response recognizing the crewmember's name then nonchalantly naming the specific town in Texas that the man settled in 😂
That's some seriously impressive research skills
Beautiful delivery of a story I have never heard of even after watching numerous documentaries concerning the Titanic. The one blessing is, Dorothy did not age well; much like her Mother !!!
LOL! You're right. She didn't age well at all. Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm so glad that I could share something new with you.
I enjoyed so much hearing about Dorothy Gibson! My foster mom was born in 1900 and used to talk about her own early life working in her parents’ general store. She said the Titanic story was huge news and she was only a teen then.
Inspired by these videos, I bought a book called " Women and Children First", which talks about the lives of some of Titanic's female passengers. The Titanic had more than a share of messed up people, but that book doesn't beat the storytelling in these videos. I hope this series continues!
Hey Eshi! How are you enjoying the book? Thank you for your VERY kind compliment. Do you think that I should order a copy of Women & Children First? It sounds interesting.
@@TisHotMessHistory Hi, Ms. Ti! Though it will never beat your narration, it's pretty interesting. It is just short vignettes, and covers people from all three classes. I found it on Thrift Books dirt cheap, but it would have been worth the full price (it has great photos, too). Can't wait for your next video! 😁😁
That was a tremendous amount of research. Your voice and delivery are of superb quality! Thank you Blessings 🙏🕊🙏
Thank you so much, Ruth! I have finally found my lane. FINALLY. LOL! I love doing these stories. Thank you so much for your kind words about my work, your very generous gift to the channel, and most of all...being a lot of fun when you come here and hang out with us. Blessing to you too!
@@TisHotMessHistory thanks for everything
Not only is the research good, and the copy interesting, but the voice narrating is... Human!
I have had a belly full of computer generated voices narrating to me.
How hard is it to simply readM. Now,bit seems that every third video is narrated by the very same AI voice, complete with a lack of any individuality in inflection and with so many mispronounced words 😖
I now immediately pause the video, hit the thumbs down and type my disgust at being talked to by a computer rather than a human
@@cwavt8849 I also find that AI voice annoying. I actually choose my audio files and books by whether I like the narration. I LOVE this storyteller… Great job, @TisHotMessHistory !!
@@enhancednh 🤣. I am glad to have found a kindred spirit. I bought a book on Audible because I liked both the author And the narrator.
It was so enjoyable that I bought 2 more by the same author, in the same series.
It was a totally different narrator and he was awful 😡. Even though I really like the series, I will simply wait until I have the time to read them myself
There have been cases where someone went back to try and rescue more people, and their boat ended up sinking too. In the White Ship disaster in the 1100s, the heir to the English throne goes back to try and save his half-sister from a sinking ship...people swarmed him, his small boat sank too, and almost everyone ended up drowning. Of 300 people on the boat only one (a butcher) survived. All of the rich people on that lifeboat probably learned that story in prep school and panicked that trying to help might lead to everyone dying instead. The White Ship was also a big deal - I can't remember if it was brand-new or remodeled but it was another ship no one expected to sink.
I have to agree. The boats should have been full in the first place (no question about it), but in this part of the video I was thinking “but if they turned around there’d be a big risk that people would be too desperate to get in and that boat would sink too… no?”.
I like to think I’d do the right thing in these situations, but the Titanic is one of those cases where it’s hard to tell, you just “had to be there”. :(
Agreed. And the boat was already not in the best seaworthy condition without the plug. Also missing in the tale: the first lifeboats were not loaded to full capacity because the crew didn’t know if they could lower them safely due to the listing of the Titanic. And the lifeboats weren’t tested like in later years. First thing I learned in swimming classes: never ever go on your own to a drowning person your or a bigger size because they will drag you down under with them.
Yes- I agree- People can be so judgemental without knowing the full story
I can't believe I've never heard this story about this woman before, and I've been a Titanic nut for decades! Interesting that Dorothy and Jules died withjn months of eachother.
Dorothy was average looking at best. The illustrator really improved her appearance. The mother was a ghoul.
The artist was good.
They were obviously men.
Right. Dorothy, herself, was even surprised that her average looks drew so much attention.
I noticed the same thing. She was plain, the mother was ugly.
Did they lop it off to pass as women? who knows or the tuck. @@dawnsites4232
For a history buff like myself your videos are pure gold.
Yes! Yes! I would love to see more about the titanic passengers! I love anything to do with the titanic, but no one tells the stories as well or as honestly as you do! Thank you!
Awwwwe! Thank you so much, Sandi! I have plenty more Titanic stories to tell this year, and I will get to them. Right now I'm working on the story of another Great Depression heiress. I truly appreciate your kind words. Thank YOU.
@@TisHotMessHistory Can't wait!
I love your storytelling, too! And I can't believe I have never heard of this gal! James Cameron missed out by not adding her to his telling of Titanic! You rock---I look forward for ALL of your videos!!❤❤❤
I visited Ismay's grave in Putney. Very sad we should not judge him as we were not there and who knows what we would have done. Most people walking by have no idea who he is. There was broken glass there, which I picked up. As a side note, the discoverer of Tutankhamun's tomb Howard Carter is buried nearby.
I'm really interested in anything about the Titanic. So yes please tell us more about the Titanic passengers❤
Hi Donna! I'm glad to know that you want more of these stories. I have so many more planned for this year!
A lady who was a little girl in 1912 was on the titanic with her mum and dad, both she and her mum survived unfortunately her dad didn't.
Her name was Eva Hart she has a public house named after her in Chadwell Heath in East London UK
I'm at the 56 minute mark clutching my pearl's! You are such a fantastic storyteller!!
This was quite a story. Keep giving us these deep, fascinating stories, Ti!
Hi My Big Woman Life! I will definitely keep these stories coming for you. Thank you so much for watching!
So, in the "good old days" it seems that people were awful as well. SHOCKER!!! Times have never been PERFECT and it is good to accept that. This was a well presented video with a delightful snarky edge when needed. Great job!
No times have never been perfect, but that doesnt mean we have to just accept it. We can try to keep our own morals and hope we lead others in doing the by learning where we go wrong through history.
The lifeboat held 65 but only had 25 in it 🤯
28
That is practically a distinction without a difference. @@memoryrinehart
They were still calling going for an abortion in Europe a European vacation when I was a kid in the 70s
Loved this show! I was enthralled by this woman’s shallow behavior and the overall craziness of the story. I can’t imagine how much research went pinto making this. Fabulous!,
Excellent storytelling, once again. And an extra long story at that. I really appreciate how you always state your sources. Ty!
Hi Cobb Mountain Girl! Thank you for your compliments and kind words. And thank you for giving me an hour and 15 minutes of your time!
I enjoyed this. Excellent job! I never knew the Titanic had so many stories! Well, this woman definitely had an interesting life!
I agree. Her life really was interesting. I plan on bringing you some more Titanic stories all throughout the year. I'm so glad that you enjoyed this one. Thank you for letting me know, Rosa!
@@TisHotMessHistory You're welcome!🙂❤️
Wow! This was amazing! We need more of us telling history! I absolutely loved the research sources. Many folks nowadays use generic resources for their videos! Thank you did this!
My grandmother's grandfather's first cousin was one that survived the Titanic by putting on a bonnet and pretending to be a woman because his wife refused to leave without him. I won't say his name simply because it's alleged but my grandmother's grandfather never respected him for surviving because so many women and children died. He was in fact first class.
Not William. My Grams grandfather Also accused his cousin of SA, another reason I would not share his name. Only adding that because there is the possibility his trauma had something to do with his stance.
I've talked to Titanic experts and he's not one that's been reported.
@@emmikate this is interesting. I know of five men who were reported to have escaped dressed as women. It's only true about one of those five men. It sounds like this relative of yours is a completely different person. Thank you for sharing with us.
3rd class pasenger Daniel Buckley is shown in the '79 Titanic movie as hiding in the lifeboat, then the other women he was with in third class give him a scarf to wrap around his head.
Seems like I've heard elsewhere that's who the notorious cross-dresser was.
@@TisHotMessHistory yeah I've never heard his name mentioned and I searched. He really isn't one I've seen mentioned. I just don't want to offend anyone. There was no love lost between em.
Im not a history buff but you have a talent in story telling that has made me a fan❤
Well, this was one story I hadn't heard. Thank you for doing this. Wow ! ❤ 🙏
This channel showed up in my suggestions after watching an episode of Well I Never. Love it!!! Subscribed and Notified and searching channel for more episodes. Also, thank you for knowing how to use music as a background. Some channels have it so loud, that it is distracting.
Hi Sonja! Thank you so much for giving my channel a try! Thank you for subscribing. I hope that you continue to enjoy it here. I'm working on a story about a Great Depression heiress that I plan to release next week. Maybe until then, you'll like some of the videos in the playlist in the pinned comment of this video.
You have no idea of how I am laughing at your background music comment. I am one of those people who used to have my background music WAY too loud. I'm still learning as I go along. And people complain on EVERY video about background music. Some people miss my old loud music. Other people don't want me to use any background music at all. I just have to laugh and keep trying to do my best.
@@TisHotMessHistory I watched the boy nobody wanted, also, after this Gibson one. He was a trip and a half. Can't wait to see the one on the Great Depression when it comes out. I think the music level is perfect. It doesn't give me auditory overload, where I have to really concentrate to block it out, and your audio is perfect, too. Keep up the great work!!!
Girl everytime you sighed whenever Dorothy became petty, I sighed and laughed with you.
Like were fed up with this girls shit , but thats history for ya!
Thank-You for this story. If this doesn't show "THE FRUIT DOESN'T FALL FAR FROM THE TREE", I don't know what would!!!!
Evil people show their children evil, even when they're spoiling them.
I'm really enjoying this channel.
Kudos for the fresh take on historicity.
Thank you so much for giving my channel a try, FearlessJoeBanzai! I'm so glad that you're liking it.
Yes. And, the thing that keeps me from hitting the thumbs down button within the first 20 seconds, us having a human voice telling me a good story.
You use inflection that helps emote the events in the particular way that conveys the Exact scene that you are setting.
Hate computer generated voices, live your narration.
Good job, and it just earned you a thumbs up and a sub. Keep on giving us good stories with that human touch
I enjoy it too!
Another gem. I have heard of Dorothy Gibson as even though I am not elderly I love black white movies especially from the silent era. I watched the movie Babylon and these people were crazy.
Me too! I love silent movies and black and white. My kids are like," why are you watching old black and white movies? Watch movies in color ". I love a great movie. My favorite silent movie is one ( I forgot the name of the movie) with Mary Pickford.
Not sure what the Mp film is, but will look it up. my Great Grandmother got me into these movies and my Mum. One day your children will apperciate brilliant films.@@oceansams5886
I am trying to think of the movie she was in, but she made quite a few.@@oceansams5886
As soon as I heard, "Guess who helped her into the life boat ?" I blurted out, "That's got to be Ismay." Talk about a good guess
Love, love love your channel. Great storytelling and wonderful research.
Her mother was the original Momager.
i thought that, too!! lol
I really really love these!!! Thank you Ti!!!!❤🎉
Thank YOU so much, Kami!
I'm binge watching now..AGAIN! On Riches to Ruin now.. ol Aston and Madeline lol ♥️♥️♥️
I'm also online looking up my "octoroon,molotto" Grandma..she was a rolling stone. My Dad met a sister when he was 48 that she dropped off in Baltimore (mind you they were born and raised in Rocky Mount, North Carolina.) She had a twin they passed to get along. But my gma was a slur. Lol 🤦🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️. She had kids dropped them off on her brother's 394 acre farm and hauled a**. My father and his brothers never had anything new until they all joined the army as they turned 17. The age was 17 back then fact checkers. My Dad was born in 1931. 2nd to youngest of like 7 or 8 kids. 🤷🏽♀️. My Gma had no explanation for the daughter she dropped off in Baltimore Aunt Ruby. It's so much. My cousin, when fb first started after we started a family group on fb. She told us her Dad my Uncle Andrew told them when they were growing up, when he was 16 some man in N.C. told him he was his Dad. So she felt she was never a Stephenson because of that lmao. Idk 😫 🤷🏽♀️ my Aunt Maggie was the oldest and raised my Dad and Uncles. She never left the "farm"..land. its so much more. Our family history is wild! And that's just my Dad's side. Whew! Haven't touched my Mom's side and how my uncle and brother both were killed by cops. Ughhh have a great night Ti thanks so much. 😊 *also I apologize ahead of time for any spelling or grammar errors! ♥️
I enjoyed your documentary!. Your research is amazing! It's very enlightening. Excellent job!😀
Hi Gwen! Thank you so much! I'm so glad that you enjoyed it.
Dang girl,this is good stuff! As always! I don't know about anyone else but I would like to know why Mr Gibson sued Jules!!!
Hi Tammy! I'll look into that lawsuit. If there's enough info for a full video, I'll make. Thank you so much for watching and thank you for your kind words.
Proof that narcissism is nothing new to rich people
thank you
Thankyou so kindly, an excellent story that I thought I might fall asleep to - but your narration was too interesting. 😊
Hi Mish! I'm SO glad that you didn't fall asleep to my story. That makes me feel good. Thank you for giving this video a try.
"Authorities sent Dorothy's stupid ass with a one-way ticket back to pairis'" 😂😂😂
LOL! I have to tell it like it happened, Linda.
You ALWAYS do an amazing job. Thanks!🇨🇦❤️
You are so kind. Thank YOU for watching!
Yep….that much money would have made me really happy because when my ex was having the final affair I found out about….he emptied our bank accounts and our 4 kids and I got basically nothing……I got to live in our house until our youngest was only 5 and I had to make half the house payments of $465 a month and pay all the utilities and the rest of the expenses when I was getting only $267.00 a month and had not worked in 15 years. My ex would send a check for his half of the house payment and then call his bank and put a stop payment on his check. This was in 1981. If it had not been for my sweet mom helping me and my 4 children…two teenage boys, with big old man size feet and two little girls who loved their daddy and could not understand him leaving them…it was no fun. Don’t worry…karma got him in the end.
Sorry, but what’s that got to do with this story????? And at least tell us what karma did to your ex!
Wow Nancy! How awful. I can't believe that he would put a stop payment on checks where his own children lived. I'm glad that you had your mother to help you get through it. I bet that kind of money would have been a BIG help back then.
@@lilablue4066 she's only answering the question that I asked in the video.
Bless you happy days ❤
I am so sorry that you went through that. In December 23, 1981 I was going through the same thing, so I can empathize with you.
Wery well researched. I appreciated that you displayed your sources at the end.
I really enjoyed this video. I thought I was over it with all the Titanic stories, but yours was riveting and enlightening. THANK YOU
Thank you for this video, well researched and engaging presentation. I knew a lot about Titanic, Gibson girls, and scandals of the time but I learned a lot! Outstanding job!
Hi AD Johnson! Thank YOU for watching this video and for your kind words. I'm so glad that you got something out of it!
Wonderful storytelling. Thank you.🤍
Hi Julia! Thank you for your compliment. And thank YOU for watching!
@@TisHotMessHistory love your sense of humor…it’s such a great, personal touch!😂🫶🏻
@@JuliaShalomJordan thank you so much! I know that it's not everybody's cup of tea. But I think that the people who don't like my sense of humor are just not cool enough to hang out here. LOL!
I love everything historical and I've always had a fascination for the Titanic and her passengers. Loved your video!! You've got yourself a new subscriber 😊❤
As a side note, that Dorothy Gibson was a real piece of work wasn't she.. So self absorbed, and heartless. Not an ounce of empathy in that woman or her mother.
Hi InkDemon! Yes. Dorothy and her mother had no empathy from what I could see. I have more Titanic stories to give you this year. I'm working on a Great Depression heiress video right now. It should be ready for you next week. Thank you so much for watching and subscribing. I hope that you continue to enjoy it here!
Hey Ti, 🥰🥰🥰. I also thought it was ironic that a woman named Gibson become the Fisher Girl. Dorothy had a very ironic life, also being a survivor of The Titanic and starring in the first movie about the disaster. Was Dorothy the first Kim K? If so, you know who that made her mother.😂Ti, you don’t like cold temperatures. The lifeboats were a tragedy within a tragedy. Those nicknames are tripping me out.👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿💯as usual. Just goes to show that people were just as scandalous yesterday as they are today.
Hey Darnell! Yeah...I felt weird called Dorothy Gibson a Fisher girl. LOL. I see a lot of similarities in Dorothy and Kim K - mainly because of their mothers. I have to give Dorothy the edge because at least she could act. Ha! You are right. People haven't changed.
@@TisHotMessHistory 💯
I recently discovered your channel and I really love the way you present everything!
I would have a request for a future video regarding a Titanic passenger: Noël Leslie, Countess of Rothes. From little I learned about her, she seemed to have been a kind and strong minded woman that did a lot for her fellow passengers in the life boat she got into 😊
Hi Johanna! I do have plans to cover the Countess. I'm just not sure when I'll get to her story. I have so many that I want to tell. Thank you for giving my channel a try. I truly appreciate your kind words regarding my work.
@@TisHotMessHistory Thank you for answering and I'm glad you are going to make a video about her. It doesn't matter if it's gonna take a while for that video to come. Your other videos are also so interesting, which makes the waiting worth it 😊
@@johannalehto9154 you are too kind. Thank you so much. I promise that I'll bring you more interesting stories until I get to her.
Her apartment building in New York likely had a doorman who would greet her, hold the door for her and let her into her apartment.
Wooohoo! Was hoping for a new messy mess that’s messy video! ❤️Happy Valentine’s Day Ti!
Happy Valentine's Day, Heather! I hope that this messy mess is messy enough for you!
haha Tis really a mess! Makes me feel so normal! @@TisHotMessHistory
She died from congestive heart failure where the heart doesn't get enough oxygen from the blood. What a piece of work.
This is an amazing project!!! Thank you for doing this!💙💙💙
Thank you for your compliment. Thank YOU for watching!
well researched, a number of great quips, the commentary really pulled this together in a way that wouldn't be as enjoyable with the content alone. It feels like you're just hanging out with your hilarious friend reading about old historical figures and their gossip, except you have every bit of info you could possibly gather and the figures are pretty random. love it.
Very interesting story. Thank you! ❤
Hi Teashia! Thank YOU for watching. I'm so glad that you found it interesting.
I can’t believe they didn’t go back and try to rescue more people.
Ti this is such a great true story. I will never understand how selfish some people can be. Those boats should have all been filled period. There should have been enough life boats for everyone being such a massive ship. Thanks for sharing and researching 🥰💙🤗.
"Lifeboat number seven" should be the esoteric title of your tales about the individuals who made their way into this particular vessel from the sinking Titanic. Interesting stuff!!!!!
That does make sense. Thank you so much, Noel!
I'm really enjoying these videos. Good work! 😊
Such a great channel! I did a huge paper on the Titanic when i was in university. So tragic and so accurate
Hi Tracy! Thank you so much for giving my channel a try. I'm curious. On what aspect of Titanic did your paper focus?
You never know how you’ll behave or what you’ll think in a traumatic situation. My friend got into bad accident right after eating a salad from McDonald’s. The only thing she thought was, “I shoulda had the BigMac!”
I hope your friend made a good recovery and got her Big Mac in the end 😁
Wow, what a story!
Thank you for doing all the work to get this story together.
Also, what a lovely voice you have; it's very warm and suiting.
Really like the way you tell the stories, easy to follow and very interesting. thanks
Hi Fay! Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm so glad that you like the way I tell these stories.
Wowza what a great video!!! Thank you❤
Hi Joan! Thank YOU so much for watching!
Thank you for being well-read and having a wonderful speaking voice. I can't make it through to the end on some podcasts due to the annoying voice of the narrator. 👍👍👍👍
I have been working on my ancestry chart, and found out I might be related to Molly Tobin Brown, who survived. Will advise.
Great video!
Interesting. Let us know when you find out!
I’m surprised you haven’t watched Citizen Kane, with how excellent your content is talking about back then. I had the luxury of watching it with my brother, who was a film major, so he talked to me about all the symbolism. It was such a big deal for it’s time.
I can believe one of the characters was based off Gibson, but the MC was based off William Randolph Hearst. In real life, Hearst did a lot to try and stop the movie from being seen. There’s a whole interesting rabbit hole about that movie.
The way you narrate like “girl here’s the *TEA* is very much appreciated.
The world needs to know about these scandalous h@e$.
Hopefully we’ll learn from these accounts and make better choices… 😌
Hi Annii! I'm so glad that you like the way I narrate. Thank you for your kind words. I think that we can definitely learn from these stories and try our best to not be hoes. LOL! Thank you for your generous gift to the channel!
@@TisHotMessHistory I Wonder If She Was In Mauthausen After She Survived The Sinking
Weren't they something? They're astounding because at their age and era, they were more cunning than the thots of today!
@@dollyascott-payne4379 I was just saying this to a friend! Told her we’re borderline boring and unimaginative with our scandals but back then!
Much more time, energy and brainpower to devote to the debauchery. 🤭
This was really good thanks
Hi MzJackson! Thank you so much!
You not only share wonderl (varitable) facts, the way that you share them is great! I am really glad that I found your channel online. I will be checing in oftren. Thank you so much for doing the work that must go into each epiode.
I just love your videos. You explain things so people can follow and they’re so interesting. Thank you.
wonderful narration and research. I really enjoyed this.
Hi Titti La Camp! Thank you so much for your compliments on my work. I'm so glad that you enjoyed it. And thank you for your generous gift to the channel!
This is just the channel ive been waiting for!!! The historical tea is piping hot!!
Awww yeah, more Titanic drama! Thank you, Ti!
Thank YOU! You know that I love these Titanic stories!
GREAT JOB! I know a lot of research must’ve gone into this. Thank you so much I love you/this channel!
Hi Cawilliams! Thank you for your kind words. I'm so glad that you enjoyed this video and I am THRILLED to know that you love my channel. You are right about the research. That's my favorite part of the process and I am so thankful to have viewers like you who appreciate the amount of work this takes. I'm done researching the next project. Finishing up the script so that I can bring you a story like this one, but about a Great Depression heiress. After that, I'll get back to Titanic. I REALLY enjoy the Titanic stories!
I believe the main characters in Citizen Kane are based on the famous newspaper publisher William Randolph Hearst and his side chick, the very talented actress, Marion Davies.
Yes! It also gives Florence Foster Jenkins' non-talent for singing.
It is Heard ruined Orson Wells career because of that film
I absolutely loved this💕 The tea on Mrs. Dorothy was delicious ma’am!☕️Thank you so much for your hard work, research and dedication to this video. I would love to hear more about other passengers aboard the Titanic!!! 😊
Wow!! This was awesome! I'm looking forward to more... this is my first of your videos. Great work, excellent video, ....can't wait to see more. Thank you! 😊❤
Great story telling. Some messy history is hotter than others - like this one! ~ Thx Ti. 😍
Thank you so much, Patricia! I only like history when it's messy. Anything else is boring to me.
Great documentary! Thank you. ❤😊.
Thanks, loved it!
Well worth the wait!❤
Thank you so much, Auntie Eva!
Thank you !
Thank YOU for watching!
Another job well done! Thank you, Ti!
Thank you so much, Dolly! I truly appreciate you!
🗝 Ti, your contemplation about the apartment and car keys is part of the reaso l love your hot mess history, you notice small details.
I'm so glad that didn't bother you. When I was reading it, it didn't make sense to me. I was thinking that she would have needed to get in touch with her landlord so that she could get into her apartment. And it would have been after midnight. It's not like she could have just called a locksmith. LOL
What a FABULOUS video! Such great info and storytelling! Thank you!
i been waiting for this episodee
Hi Neema! I hope that it was worth your wait. Thank you!
"Citizen Kane" was a good movie. I always heard it was based on the life of William Randolph Hearst, the newspaper mogul, grandfather of Patty Hearst, American fugitive terrorist of the 1970s. I didn't know about Jules Brulatour, but I really enjoyed learning about him. This was a very well-delivered narrative and it was excellently scripted. I was glued to my chair and watched it in it's entirety. Child, you smart!!!!!!
I will watch and enjoy every single Titanic Hot Mess video you choose to create!
Thank you so much Sarah! I really appreciate you for that. I'm working on a Great Depress heiress video right now. After I finish that, I'll get another Titanic passenger story ready for you.
This show is the bomb! I love Titanic stories! This also tells about the Gibson girl!
I just came across your channel. I subscribed. I love history. And your awesome at story telling. Great voice for it.. THANK YOU!!! Looking forward to binging your videos. .
Love love love the narrative!!!😂😂😂
Thank you so much, Terri! I really enjoy telling these stories.
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