I watched Togo and Balto and I love them both. Togo is more grounded in reality while Balto is more kid friendly. I would like to add that I hated that both dogs weren't even shown in each other's movies but they were mentioned so that's a plus
I did my own research a long time ago and found that 1. Seppalas daughter was sick with the disease that's why he pushed for the run 2. He didn't make it back on the ice, he threw Togo into the water to swim ashore and pull the team back 3. Several dogs died of burst lungs, meaning they ran themselves to death. I love that you made this video! I didn't know Baltos team was sold off and treated bad 😞
Those dogs were all heros. Dogs are so in tune with their handlers and I am sure they all sensed that this was a more important trip than they had ever undertaken before. They may not have understood the concept of disease and medicine, but they could all tell their handlers were more anxious and being more reckless than normal.
I can imagine the Behind-the-scenes story of the Togo film. A Disney executive wanted to make a Balto live-action remake, just to be told that Balto wasn't a Disney film to begin with.
Both dogs were extraordinary. I have sympathy for Baltic tho considering after he wasn’t seen as “useful” he was sold for a quick buck. Togo earned the life he was given when he retired, and rightfully so. RIP to two national treasures.🐕🐺🐶❤️
My great grandma was one of the children being saved and she loved to tell me about the dogs, especially as she got to see them at the parade. When I saw the movie I remember how great granny said that it's very inaccurate and she was sad that Togo didn't get any kind of praise but the movie gave me a nice representation of what happened. Nowadays I like to watch it for nostalgia and still cry, even if it's not what happened. I love you great granny
Fun fact: I watched the movie Balto as a kid and cried like a newborn when I thought he died. My cousins had to pause the movie, and they never let me live it down. 😅
My childhood best friend and I were OBSESSED with balto. We are from the Cleveland area and LOVED that exhibit as kids. I have a photo of us on the Cleveland zoo's balto statue's back somewhere
You should do another updated one on Togo. Most people don’t know the whole story. I’m glad that you mentioned him here. Also there was a partner dog that ran next to Balto who also didn’t get credit.
Yeah I think his name was Fritz but I’m not too sure. I read a book on Togo a while ago so I can’t remember but I think his name was Fritz. It was part of a series called Dog Diaries that covers lots of famous dogs accurately
@@Pixanxious what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Puppy in my pocket adventures in Pocketville, My Little Pony Friendship is Magic, Pokemon and Digimon
I saw the Balto statue in Central Park. It definitely brought up a lot of nostalgia from the opening of the movie. It's just so tragic that some of those hero dogs were sent to a freak show. They deserved the life that Togo got.
I only just learned about Togo a couple of months ago from Disney plus and have decided that 1) my entire life is a lie. 2) Togo was too pure for this world. Just the goodest of all good boys.
Togo actually got a statue put up in a New York park within the past few years. Much smaller, but someone was consciously trying to correct that mistake
@@JonSolo That's actually nice. But the thing, as you said in the video, each and every dog deserved equal praise and attention. It's unfortunate that it didn't work out that way.
@@vikramprasanna8908 I always seen praising Balto and Kaasen as symbolic way to praise all dogs and mushers that was involved. Not mentioning them is not like disavowing their contribution to the cause. In this case, a guy and a dog took the spotlight for all the others. It was a little by accident, a little because it's more feeseble remember 2 names instead of several dozen
The emotion, the raw style, the originality...so many feels!!! I don't care how inaccurate the film Balto is. It's still an unforgettable gem for its heart alone damnit.
I think all the dogs were heroes! And I don't really mind which one got more attention, sense it seems they all got some, and I don't think the dogs really cared lol
Still think that Togo should get more praise for leading his fellow sled dogs and master through broken ice during a storm in pitch black But Balto was the one who was there when the medicine arrived so I can let it sorta slide
I'm 37 now. My 11 yo daughter and I have watched all 3 movies together several times. The story still hits my heart. But Thank You Jon for shedding light on the true story. Now we know that those men and dogs were real heros.
This is like a firefighter going into a burning house to find a missing person, carrying them back to the window through smoke and fire, handing them off to someone at the window who carries them down the ladder, and crediting the one who carried them down the ladder.
As a home-sewer, The Red Shoes is one of my favorites stories. I personally think it shows how an artist can never feel complete when they've been given an expensive substitute for something they made themselves _for themself_ (or at least that's how I saw it).
I actually knew about Togo's retirement due to my sister's Siberian Husky obsession as a teen. His descendants have become champions in quite a few areas, but there's some genetic "fun." His littermate was born with dwarfism, and occasionally, it still crops up in a pup carrying Togo's genes. Little big-headed stubby-legged huskies...
You really do be ugly crying during Togo. I watched it when it was first released and as soon as is showed flashback I knew I would spend most of the movie crying and I did.
I’m glad Togo is getting more attention after the animated movie absolutely stepped over him. I loved the movie until I read a book on Togo which turned the movie almost toxic to me from inaccuracies. He is one of my favorite dogs to ever exist, so I’m glad you were able to cover his story properly.
Sweet, I knew that Mess-Up Origins Story of Balto have come to this. I needed to be honest that I NEVER know that Togo was the real hero, then not Balto (When I was Little). Then I still loved the animated childhood movie, and I enjoy Disney Plus movie of Togo. Great job on the Origins Story.
Jon didn't touch on how horribly Balto and the other dogs were treated. They were tied to a sled in a dimly lit room for months where they were neglected and reportedly even abused. George Kimble raised $2,000 the price for the dog's freedom. It was a big deal in Cleveland with even school children working to raise the funds. There has always been a little dispute about sending Balto's remains back to Alaska but he belongs to Cleveland they were the ones who truly valued him and gave him a peaceful retirement.
I read this book called "Togo" it's his life and about the serum run. It's written by Kate Kilimo. Totally recommend it. It's super short but really good.
Mad respect to everyone and all the pups who accomplished conquering this journey. All of them are heroes deserving of gratitude and praise. Thank you for sharing this story.
@@englishatheart All the teams are heroes. Not just Togo and Balto. But the reason why Togo is a bit more the hero then Balto is bc Togo was already to old and he never suppose to be a sled dog bc he was to small to be one. But he proved himself to be a real sled dog so that’s why he was one. (Srry bad English)
@@LadySamurai88 I feel like attributing the hero title to just one dog is very insulting to every single dog and musher than ran that relay. Togo and Balto were not the only dogs there and there is no singular hero. No one dog is more heroic than the other. They all did their jobs as they were suppose to and saved lives and all deserve equal recognition.
I always knew Balto wasn't accurate (though reality is stranger than fiction), but I loved the message about overcoming being an outcast and accomplishing something important. And all the cute dog characters of course :3
I always knew that not everything was true in the movie but I still love Balto. Even though the sequels sucks. But it's interesting to know the true story. Heart goes out to all those brave men and dogs who saved all those people back then.
5:21 he ain't wrong tho, he ain't wrong.😭💁🏾♀️🐺🐶 This wasn't messed up, this was heroically sweet. I'm glad Togo had SOME acknowledgement and had movies about them.😊
Omg I screamed I love this story Togo and Balto are the reason I wanted huskies. Balto has a sad past after the sirum run. Togo is under rated because he was like 13. I'm so happy even though I haven't watched this video yet.
Because it's RUclips they only care about money anything that doesn't look like money isn't nothing, if it can make money then it's worthy of recommendation
For messed up murders Jon should do Jonbenét Ramsey. Today in class we watched part of a documentary about her, and it was the first time anyone in class had heard about her. I had only ever seen pictures of her in magazines but never really knew who she was. I’m really curious to know who Jon thinks the murderer(s) is/are. Just a thought.
When you automatically like it in the beginning and then watch it.. And think to yourself wow that was a good video ima like it and realize you already did haha
The story of Togo is taught here in my home state of Alaska as part of our Alaska History classes. I still love the Balto movie but its funny to see peoples reactions when they find out Balto was not the hero.
Now I want to know more about Hachi: A Dog's Tale, Call of the Wild nd White Fang, well actually any dog story if it has truth to it. Lassie, Rin tin tin, whatever.
@@annied1827 It was friars Bobby's day off. j/k but honestly I never heard of it. was there movie? thanks for adding it. but when I say "and whatever" that includes all dogs i missed.
i went to see call of the wild having never read the book and sobbed so hard. I cried the entire 30 minute drive home, too. expected it to be a fun movie about harrison ford and a dog. wrecked me.
You explaining it almost brought a tear to my eye as I realised how fricking wholesome this is!! Men that could have minded their own business and choose not to risk their LIVES for random strangers tackled this feat. As a _team_ who have never met... what a story!
I know it's goofy but I teared up several times watching this. First when the nostalgia hit from seeing the clips of the cartoon movie from the childhood, and again hearing about the selflessness of the brave mushers who risked their lives to do what needed to be done. The dogs were absolutely amazing too, my favorite animals on earth are dogs. Nothing on earth compares to the loyalty of a dog.
I don't know about everyone else, but in my opinion, all the dogs and the mushers are heroes! I hope that the person back then took down notes on everyone's dog's names and the musher's names too. They should all be remembered for their bravery. I certainly cannot image driving through -79.8° F (-62° C) freezing condition to get to the destination. Jon, please make another episode explaining/giving us more details into back what happened afterwards. Thanks!
I went through a Balto faze when I was a kid, still love the movie even though it isn’t accurate at all. When I watched a documentary about what actually happened I was heartbroken to see what happened to Balto after the race. Although I’m glad to see Togo and his master lived long happy lives.
I'm from Alaska originally and grew up hearing these stories, even went to the races. It makes me so happy to know that it earned its place here and that people are truly interested. Great job!
I just watched the trailer for Togo and OMG I don't even want to watch any further. Balto's storyline is crazy enough. I probably will watch Togo, however, just because now I have to, and I'll have nightmares about it - but not really. So, thanks for that.
Awesome! PLEASE do the origin of "la Diablesse". I first heard this story almost 20 years ago as a radio Halloween special on CBC (I'm Canadian). Creeped me the hell out and I've never forgotten. It's Trinidadian I believe🤔. Keep up the stories! I found your channel last week and have been binge watching ever since lol!
Just watched Togo on Disneyplus. This is a good explanation and I remembered watchin Balto as a kid. Didn't know the real history behind it until this video you have uploaded. Thank you for this.. keep up the good work!
@@dayanaraportillo7059 Zoro has been my favorite character since his first appearance on the show but I have a list lmao. How far are you in One Piece?
@@eyebrows1719 Oh i have finished it in the anime. Need to catch up on the manga. Took me a while to finish it up because of the mama Ark. It was so draining. And same!! Zoro is one of my favorites 👏👏 Hby how far are you?
This is my favorite channel and balto used to be my favorite movie and I have probably seen it 1000+ times throughout my childhood so this was the perfect video
Really fantastic vid on my all time favorite childhood underrated animated movie balto and yeah this was a pretty interesting messed up origin i have ever heard and i still don't care what other people think or say at all i love balto no matter what and it will forever stay in my heart ❤
I've never seen the movies but I am familiar with the true story of this incredible journey. I appreciate the effort you put into the research and retelling of their tale. Thank you. Big love from Manchester UK xXx
I saw Togo and I don’t own a dog and everyone was crying ugly tears and I didn’t finish watching bc a got a vertigo episode while we were cry our hearts out On a positive note, how’s life going Jon? And I have a question: where did u get the Jon shot first? I’m a Star Wars fan and that only reminds me of the “Greedo shot first, no Han Solo did” like in different versions of the movie.
I'm the person that knows it's inaccurate, but still holds this movie close to my heart.
Just like Anastasia.
Same lol
Same here.
Same for me. I know that Balto and Anastasia are both inaccurate, but I still love them.
And you think that makes you special? Gfto
Jon: My name’s Jon Solo-
Me: and you’re watching Disney channel
Disney Channel WISHES that it could be this cool, informative, and interesting.
LOL I actually say that sometimes when I'm testing my audio levels
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I’d love to see that in your bloopers!!! 😂
@@JonSolo do not pray for an easy life my friend pray to be a better man
I watched Togo and Balto and I love them both. Togo is more grounded in reality while Balto is more kid friendly. I would like to add that I hated that both dogs weren't even shown in each other's movies but they were mentioned so that's a plus
Balto does at least get mentioned in the movie about Togo when they told Seppela how Balto’s team got the credit for the medicine run near the climax
@@LucyLioness100 oh yeah. I rewatchwd it and I forgot about that! Thanks!
You can google the dogs who took part in the run and it’s sad what happened to most of those dogs
@@cubbi2789 I'm sure it is sad I can't even imagine 😢
Both those dogs are precious and deserve credit for their bravery. Just in different ways.
I did my own research a long time ago and found that 1. Seppalas daughter was sick with the disease that's why he pushed for the run 2. He didn't make it back on the ice, he threw Togo into the water to swim ashore and pull the team back 3. Several dogs died of burst lungs, meaning they ran themselves to death. I love that you made this video! I didn't know Baltos team was sold off and treated bad 😞
All those dogs are hero, dogs deserve love but most people now are cruel😢
Those dogs were all heros. Dogs are so in tune with their handlers and I am sure they all sensed that this was a more important trip than they had ever undertaken before. They may not have understood the concept of disease and medicine, but they could all tell their handlers were more anxious and being more reckless than normal.
NOO THE SECOND AND THIRD ONE 😭
Some day there will be a movie about how a truly heroic endeavor that was accomplished successfully STILL ended up as a media fiaso
@@loveyourdogs6035correction, people can be cruel.
I can imagine the Behind-the-scenes story of the Togo film. A Disney executive wanted to make a Balto live-action remake, just to be told that Balto wasn't a Disney film to begin with.
@Tony Gallegos Thanks. We all know that, but the hypothetical Disney producer didn't.
They still should make a live action Balto movie either of the cartoon or the real life Balto like Togo.
@@sammyhiggs4202 Wouldn't it be too similar to the Togo film? Unless of course the dogs can talk in the film.
@@Alejandroigarabide I did not know about Amblimation
@@sammyhiggs4202 Please no.
Both dogs were extraordinary. I have sympathy for Baltic tho considering after he wasn’t seen as “useful” he was sold for a quick buck. Togo earned the life he was given when he retired, and rightfully so. RIP to two national treasures.🐕🐺🐶❤️
Haven’t seen Balto in years.
This hits some nostalgia points.
Same
same
Balto and balto 2 are my favorites so nostalgic 😊
@Bladiria L. Rosario Caraballo. what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Puppy in my pocket adventures in Pocketville
I agree Balto is a beautiful movie oh and i like your pfp
My great grandma was one of the children being saved and she loved to tell me about the dogs, especially as she got to see them at the parade. When I saw the movie I remember how great granny said that it's very inaccurate and she was sad that Togo didn't get any kind of praise but the movie gave me a nice representation of what happened. Nowadays I like to watch it for nostalgia and still cry, even if it's not what happened. I love you great granny
Fun fact: I watched the movie Balto as a kid and cried like a newborn when I thought he died. My cousins had to pause the movie, and they never let me live it down. 😅
same
As someone who's been to the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, yes, all that's true and there's a nice section for Balto there.
They also have a statue of him near the wolf exhibit at the Cleveland Zoo.
@@momadogy I admit it's been a long time since I visited the zoo so I'll have to give that a look as well.
My childhood best friend and I were OBSESSED with balto. We are from the Cleveland area and LOVED that exhibit as kids. I have a photo of us on the Cleveland zoo's balto statue's back somewhere
@@perpetualsunshine6035 that sounds really nice :333
You should do another updated one on Togo. Most people don’t know the whole story. I’m glad that you mentioned him here. Also there was a partner dog that ran next to Balto who also didn’t get credit.
Yeah I think his name was Fritz but I’m not too sure. I read a book on Togo a while ago so I can’t remember but I think his name was Fritz. It was part of a series called Dog Diaries that covers lots of famous dogs accurately
@@Pixanxious what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Puppy in my pocket adventures in Pocketville, My Little Pony Friendship is Magic, Pokemon and Digimon
@@Pixanxious No I think the dog next to Balto on his team was named Fox
@@hbomb0417 I’m talking about Togo
@@Pixanxious That was in the togo movie about fox and balto and yes fritz and togo didn't get the credit they deserved
This is not messed up, is inspiring and beautiful. And makes me love Togo and Balto a lot more.
Actually it's the cartoon movie, *Balto (1995)* that's messed-up. Jon says that at 5:13. Also to state, I requested Jon to _this_ video for it.
@@Elysia63 Oh, I meant, is not messed up in a horror, creepy way. The movie Balto is just inaccurate.
@@mariaesthervillanueva729 Oh ok. I see what you're saying
Look at the bright side, at least Togo got the movie Jon Solo mentioned
I saw the Balto statue in Central Park. It definitely brought up a lot of nostalgia from the opening of the movie. It's just so tragic that some of those hero dogs were sent to a freak show. They deserved the life that Togo got.
If only both of them could be honored equally. They both had the strength and heroic actions. Balto and Togo both deserve it.
Gunther is upstaging you. They say never compete with puppies and kids.
Facts
You're right... the channel will now be converted to "Gunther's Toy Reviews"
@@JonSolo Hell yeah! (btw I love your videos!)
@@JonSolo I think we're on to something now.🤔
@@JonSolo ha !!!!
These amazing doggos deserve so much more credit. They’ve gone way past the the point of just being good boys.🥺
I’m from Alaska so every time I here someone talk about anything related to Alaska I get excited 😂 happy you talked about this story👍🏽
*hear
Like the midnight sun killer
Were any of your ancestors saved by the medicine run?
I only just learned about Togo a couple of months ago from Disney plus and have decided that 1) my entire life is a lie. 2) Togo was too pure for this world. Just the goodest of all good boys.
Balto was my mother, you need to understand that
How ya doing Jon? Everything okay?
Doing great! 2021's got me motivated to level up the channel and produce some dope content for you guys!
@@JonSolo wen did you get a beard dude?
@@JonSolo Great to hear you look a lot better, I hope you continue your recovery. Look forward to more content.
@@JonSolo we all that you have a great year
@@JonSolo that’s good
I always felt sorry for Balto the way he ended up. all the dogs and handlers that did the run are heros.
Balto is such an underrated movie in my opinion
It is underrated
same
Balto got a freakin statue man. No matter how much attention Togo got, that's still no match to a statue.
The sad thing tho... they both got stuffed and set up for display 😒
That’s just wrong to me
Edit: Their bodies I mean
Togo actually got a statue put up in a New York park within the past few years. Much smaller, but someone was consciously trying to correct that mistake
@@JonSolo
That's actually nice. But the thing, as you said in the video, each and every dog deserved equal praise and attention. It's unfortunate that it didn't work out that way.
@@vikramprasanna8908 I always seen praising Balto and Kaasen as symbolic way to praise all dogs and mushers that was involved. Not mentioning them is not like disavowing their contribution to the cause. In this case, a guy and a dog took the spotlight for all the others. It was a little by accident, a little because it's more feeseble remember 2 names instead of several dozen
There's a Camp Togo in Wasilla. I think it's a Girl Scout camp.
Never clicked so fast. I LOVE BALTO!
Lol me too! Plus you tube rarely gives prompt notifications it seems.
A cultured man, you are.
@@baonemogomotsi7138 what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Gravity Falls
The emotion, the raw style, the originality...so many feels!!! I don't care how inaccurate the film Balto is. It's still an unforgettable gem for its heart alone damnit.
@@MadiRoss91 YYYEEESSSSS YOU GET IT!
A salute to all the mushers & the heroic dogs involved in BOTH those sledruns! 💕🇵🇭
Thank you for using the right term on the men 😉
I think all the dogs were heroes! And I don't really mind which one got more attention, sense it seems they all got some, and I don't think the dogs really cared lol
I think the whole teams, including the men, were all heroes.
@@tiajoseph7309 YES the men should also be talked about!! Good boys also lol
Yeah, it's more of people wanting " who's the hero!?
Still think that Togo should get more praise for leading his fellow sled dogs and master through broken ice during a storm in pitch black
But Balto was the one who was there when the medicine arrived so I can let it sorta slide
I'm 37 now. My 11 yo daughter and I have watched all 3 movies together several times. The story still hits my heart. But Thank You Jon for shedding light on the true story. Now we know that those men and dogs were real heros.
Without those brave people and dogs the town would’ve been lost forever.
*The Messed Up Origins of Sonic The Hedgehog*
OH NO! I DON'T THINK WE WANNA GO INTO THAT TERRITORY! 😥
I don't Sonic to be ruined for me.....
@@Help_Im_On_Fire Started off just fine, but then, in 2006...
@@FFVison NO PLEASE DON'T REMIND ME OF ELISE
I wasn’t aware that was a thing? How is there a bad back story etc., for Sonic the Hedgehog? I’m super curious now...
@@MusicLoverMN Sonic 2006 is a horribly bug ridden game that is notoriously bad.
This is like a firefighter going into a burning house to find a missing person, carrying them back to the window through smoke and fire, handing them off to someone at the window who carries them down the ladder, and crediting the one who carried them down the ladder.
Hi, Jon Solo, can you please do the messed up origins of The Red Shoes in a future Messed Up Origins episode?
deal!
Would that mean watching/analyzing Michael Powell’s film too?
As a home-sewer, The Red Shoes is one of my favorites stories. I personally think it shows how an artist can never feel complete when they've been given an expensive substitute for something they made themselves _for themself_ (or at least that's how I saw it).
@@TheRealNormanBates Are you talking about the 1948 film of the same name?
@@JonSolo I hope that you would also do the messed up origins of The Wizard of Oz and Through The Looking-Glass in the future?
Togo is my dog's ancestor. She is a seppala husky. FYI Togo was 12 years old when he did this heroic deed.
We love Gunther too. The little cutie
I actually knew about Togo's retirement due to my sister's Siberian Husky obsession as a teen. His descendants have become champions in quite a few areas, but there's some genetic "fun." His littermate was born with dwarfism, and occasionally, it still crops up in a pup carrying Togo's genes. Little big-headed stubby-legged huskies...
You really do be ugly crying during Togo. I watched it when it was first released and as soon as is showed flashback I knew I would spend most of the movie crying and I did.
I’m glad Togo is getting more attention after the animated movie absolutely stepped over him. I loved the movie until I read a book on Togo which turned the movie almost toxic to me from inaccuracies. He is one of my favorite dogs to ever exist, so I’m glad you were able to cover his story properly.
Sweet, I knew that Mess-Up Origins Story of Balto have come to this. I needed to be honest that I NEVER know that Togo was the real hero, then not Balto (When I was Little). Then I still loved the animated childhood movie, and I enjoy Disney Plus movie of Togo. Great job on the Origins Story.
Same here Richard and funny seeing you here
@@PhoenixReaper04 what do you think about The Messed Up Origins of Zootopia
Jon didn't touch on how horribly Balto and the other dogs were treated. They were tied to a sled in a dimly lit room for months where they were neglected and reportedly even abused. George Kimble raised $2,000 the price for the dog's freedom. It was a big deal in Cleveland with even school children working to raise the funds. There has always been a little dispute about sending Balto's remains back to Alaska but he belongs to Cleveland they were the ones who truly valued him and gave him a peaceful retirement.
I read this book called "Togo" it's his life and about the serum run. It's written by Kate Kilimo. Totally recommend it. It's super short but really good.
Mad respect to everyone and all the pups who accomplished conquering this journey. All of them are heroes deserving of gratitude and praise. Thank you for sharing this story.
Even tho i know that movie “Balto” is not completely true and Togo is the real hero the movie still has a special place in my heart.
Both Balto and Togo are the heroes, not either/or.
@@englishatheart All the teams are heroes. Not just Togo and Balto. But the reason why Togo is a bit more the hero then Balto is bc Togo was already to old and he never suppose to be a sled dog bc he was to small to be one. But he proved himself to be a real sled dog so that’s why he was one. (Srry bad English)
@@LadySamurai88 I feel like attributing the hero title to just one dog is very insulting to every single dog and musher than ran that relay. Togo and Balto were not the only dogs there and there is no singular hero. No one dog is more heroic than the other. They all did their jobs as they were suppose to and saved lives and all deserve equal recognition.
I always knew Balto wasn't accurate (though reality is stranger than fiction), but I loved the message about overcoming being an outcast and accomplishing something important.
And all the cute dog characters of course :3
Oliver Twist and Black Beauty for the Classics section!
EDIT: Holy shit, I was NOT expecting that many likes! THX guys!
40 likes?
I always knew that not everything was true in the movie but I still love Balto. Even though the sequels sucks. But it's interesting to know the true story. Heart goes out to all those brave men and dogs who saved all those people back then.
YEA
BALTO
One of my favorite movies and wolf-dogs!
THANK YOU JON SOLO
I’m on both teams. You can’t help but love one of your fav childhood films & be aware to know the truth too.
Aww I used to rewatch this movie so many times as a kid🥺
5:21 he ain't wrong tho, he ain't wrong.😭💁🏾♀️🐺🐶 This wasn't messed up, this was heroically sweet. I'm glad Togo had SOME acknowledgement and had movies about them.😊
Yes Balto! I always wanted a video of Balto! I love the movie despite its inaccuracies and the true history fascinates me
My wife’s great-great uncle was the Togo guy and she loved that he finally got a movie for him and his team
Wow!!! That's amazing!!!! You must be very, very lucky to have someone who's related to Togo's owner!!
Okay why does Jon not have a 1mil+ subscribers at this point?
Because he is EXTREMELY underrated... I hope he reaches 1mil this year 🤞🏽
he does have 1m
Omg I screamed I love this story Togo and Balto are the reason I wanted huskies. Balto has a sad past after the sirum run. Togo is under rated because he was like 13. I'm so happy even though I haven't watched this video yet.
Freaking loved this movie as a kid!!!! As I got older I learned the full story about Togo and Balto, yet I still hold the movie close in my heart
Love this I always heard Togo was the real hero but never knew what happened after
When the recommended is faster than the notifications
I know right!?
Because it's RUclips they only care about money anything that doesn't look like money isn't nothing, if it can make money then it's worthy of recommendation
XxSxssy QxeenxX lmfao ALWAYS!!
For messed up murders Jon should do Jonbenét Ramsey. Today in class we watched part of a documentary about her, and it was the first time anyone in class had heard about her. I had only ever seen pictures of her in magazines but never really knew who she was. I’m really curious to know who Jon thinks the murderer(s) is/are. Just a thought.
So many kids are killed (unfortunately) every year. I never understood why her case got so much more press.
Her dad def knew something look up body language reader and her name this guy makes RUclips videos
Then there's the crazy conspiracy theory about Katy Perry being her lol.
The brother did it
Hey, Jon. Hachiko would be a good dog to cover
Expect it's not really messed up what happened to hachi. Heart breaking yes but not messed up.
Togo is a *FANTASTIC* movie!!! My hubby and I love it :D I cried ugly tears too.
When you automatically like it in the beginning and then watch it.. And think to yourself wow that was a good video ima like it and realize you already did haha
I agree with you at the end of your video. Stand together not apart helping each other out is way better then separating us
I got so excited when I saw Balto in the title. I Love that Movie!!
Now I'm happy this is a classic of my childhood and wasn't even expecting the good ole papa solo to do it well done
Smashed through that play immediately!!!
The story of Togo is taught here in my home state of Alaska as part of our Alaska History classes. I still love the Balto movie but its funny to see peoples reactions when they find out Balto was not the hero.
Now I want to know more about Hachi: A Dog's Tale, Call of the Wild nd White Fang, well actually any dog story if it has truth to it. Lassie, Rin tin tin, whatever.
I saw an animated movie about White Fang on Netflix.
I'D LOVE TO SEE AN ORIGINS ON HACHIKO OMG
You missed greyfriars bobby from the list
@@annied1827 It was friars Bobby's day off. j/k but honestly I never heard of it. was there movie? thanks for adding it. but when I say "and whatever" that includes all dogs i missed.
i went to see call of the wild having never read the book and sobbed so hard. I cried the entire 30 minute drive home, too. expected it to be a fun movie about harrison ford and a dog. wrecked me.
You explaining it almost brought a tear to my eye as I realised how fricking wholesome this is!! Men that could have minded their own business and choose not to risk their LIVES for random strangers tackled this feat. As a _team_ who have never met... what a story!
How ironic is it that i'm watching this in the middle of the night when the neighborhood dogs are barking and keeping me awake.
I know it's goofy but I teared up several times watching this. First when the nostalgia hit from seeing the clips of the cartoon movie from the childhood, and again hearing about the selflessness of the brave mushers who risked their lives to do what needed to be done. The dogs were absolutely amazing too, my favorite animals on earth are dogs. Nothing on earth compares to the loyalty of a dog.
It's amazing how dogs will work so hard for an extra tummy rub
I don't know about everyone else, but in my opinion, all the dogs and the mushers are heroes! I hope that the person back then took down notes on everyone's dog's names and the musher's names too. They should all be remembered for their bravery. I certainly cannot image driving through -79.8° F (-62° C) freezing condition to get to the destination. Jon, please make another episode explaining/giving us more details into back what happened afterwards. Thanks!
I went through a Balto faze when I was a kid, still love the movie even though it isn’t accurate at all. When I watched a documentary about what actually happened I was heartbroken to see what happened to Balto after the race. Although I’m glad to see Togo and his master lived long happy lives.
Balto was the movie I borrowed from the library on constant repeat as a kid - so excited for this one!!
that scene going across the broken ice and water awakened my biggest fear
I'm from Alaska originally and grew up hearing these stories, even went to the races. It makes me so happy to know that it earned its place here and that people are truly interested. Great job!
It’s the perfect note to end on and one we all need to follow
Togo did something absolutely extraordinary, Such a hero ❤️ and so is the other sled dogs for making that run possible 👏 amazing
Kinda reminds me of “the call of the wild”
Same, but I think that's because I've read/watched those, and can't say the same for Balto/Togo (though I've heard of the story behind it)
@@Baiswith ya tbh i think call od the wild is sadder
Yeah, but CALL OF THE WILD is fiction. Balto is real.
Call of the wild is an incredible story even if it’s fiction. I love it
I just watched the trailer for Togo and OMG I don't even want to watch any further. Balto's storyline is crazy enough. I probably will watch Togo, however, just because now I have to, and I'll have nightmares about it - but not really. So, thanks for that.
Wow! I never knew the true story of Balto and I've never heard of Togo before. This was fascinating! Thank you!
As a Siberian Husky dog owner this just hit that place of appreciation, man good video 💯👌
Well, even though Togo didn't win the limelight, you can say he won in life.
So Glad you Covered Togo & Balto !!
I watched the Togo movie, cried my eyes out 💕
The origin alone makes me want to cry and you're giving the easiest essay.
Awesome! PLEASE do the origin of "la Diablesse". I first heard this story almost 20 years ago as a radio Halloween special on CBC (I'm Canadian). Creeped me the hell out and I've never forgotten. It's Trinidadian I believe🤔. Keep up the stories! I found your channel last week and have been binge watching ever since lol!
It is!!! Such an amazing story we would hear about it all the time back home
Can you give a one line description of what the story is about?
Just watched Togo on Disneyplus. This is a good explanation and I remembered watchin Balto as a kid. Didn't know the real history behind it until this video you have uploaded. Thank you for this.. keep up the good work!
I wanna watch Togo now since I've never seen it but I just know I'm gonna cry like a fucking wimp
I cried the ugly cry and was depressed of losing a dog I never had for a whole week.
@@dayanaraportillo7059 omg you watch One Piece
@@eyebrows1719 YES 💕 Grew up with it however I watched it in 4kids tv as a kid😂 But omg who is your fav character?
@@dayanaraportillo7059 Zoro has been my favorite character since his first appearance on the show but I have a list lmao. How far are you in One Piece?
@@eyebrows1719 Oh i have finished it in the anime. Need to catch up on the manga. Took me a while to finish it up because of the mama Ark. It was so draining. And same!! Zoro is one of my favorites 👏👏 Hby how far are you?
This is my favorite channel and balto used to be my favorite movie and I have probably seen it 1000+ times throughout my childhood so this was the perfect video
I love the Togo movie my dad sisters and I all watched it last year on Christmas!😁
John solo,your mustache is looking good and im glad you keep posting. Thank you. You're an awesome guy.
Really fantastic vid on my all time favorite childhood underrated animated movie balto and yeah this was a pretty interesting messed up origin i have ever heard and i still don't care what other people think or say at all i love balto no matter what and it will forever stay in my heart ❤
I've never seen the movies but I am familiar with the true story of this incredible journey. I appreciate the effort you put into the research and retelling of their tale. Thank you. Big love from Manchester UK xXx
ASPCA and animal rights activists would have been all over their butts over what happened to Balto
@Allison Hoff i think they mean about what happend after save the kids
Can I just say that the sled dogs are so FREAKING CUTE!!!!!!
Do a messed up origins of Animal Farm by George Orwell.
Just wanted to mention that every time your intro song comes on I am physically compelled to whistle along.
I saw Togo and I don’t own a dog and everyone was crying ugly tears and I didn’t finish watching bc a got a vertigo episode while we were cry our hearts out
On a positive note, how’s life going Jon?
And I have a question: where did u get the Jon shot first?
I’m a Star Wars fan and that only reminds me of the “Greedo shot first, no Han Solo did” like in different versions of the movie.
I knew there were various people who made the ride, not just one, but I never read the full story! This was sooooo EPIC! Thanks Jon!
Do one of The Epic of Gilgamesh
That I'd like to see. Or the Monkey King.
@@LuinTathren journey to the west!
I read a book on Bolto before we saw the movie when I was a kid. I love both the book and movie
Such amazing heroes. Can't imagine how difficult it was to complete this task.
Hearing how the dogs passed away at the end finna make me cry i love this story and the movies 😭