I love it that they call it a spat... the war was so vicious that people thought the apocalypse was near and the war was called 'The Anarchy' because of the lack of leadership!
The Anarchy is an anachronistic term given to the war, the sources simply refer to it as the “Civil War”. The term “the anarchy” comes from Whig Historians.
@@Oodelally yes the term "anarchy" is misused so much. I'm interested in learning more about the influence of whig historians, do you have any good Wikipedia or other articles you can recommend? Thanks!
They included 9 ABBA songs in the lyrics! 1. Waterloo 2. Voulez-Vou 3. Dancing Queen 4. Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! 5. Take A Chance On Me 6. I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do 7. The Winner Takes It All 8. Mamma Mia 9. Knowing Me, Knowing You
@Huma Olatunde one of the last lines of the song is “knowing mom, knowing you,” and “A-ha” is a prominent adlib in that song (as well as in Voulez-Vous)
King Stephen was an absolute fool! He once gave Henry II (Matilda's son) money to get into England, under the guise that he was visiting his mumsy. Little did Stephen know Henry would launch a battle against him. Oh, and Steve's son, Eustace, choked to death on a piece of eel... and Henry I, Matilda's father, shat himself to death due to complications with eels. I love history, I really do!
Look at all the Habsburger rulers. Most of them died due to bowel related sicknesses. Half their family died while shitting their life out....almost literally.
best part of all of this is that the whole reason why the war of anarchy happened is because mathilda's brothers died on a boat party whilst crossing the sea.
@@PhilipJackson03 @Ki-Sean Excell as well as "Stuck in France not Waterloo" "and Steve without a vous Les vouz, took throne from me" "gimme gimme crown" "take a chance on me" "the winner takes it all" "knowing mum know you" as well as all the "uh huh" 's
BEST ABBA SONG EVER Its even filmed like an Abba video. These HH people are so talented, not only the performers but the ones behind the scenes who write and create it. Doncha think?
Emmy,my favs r when he does RIII & GIV.Could listen to those over & over.And I love it when More & Shakespeare have their incorrect, fictional papers snatched out of their hands!!
@@displacerkatsidhe Actually he isn't William count of Boulogne and second son of Stephen died childless in 1159. The only one of Stephens Children who ever had children of thier own was his daughter Marie who had two daughters Ida and yet another Matilda
@@martynnotman3467 my entire history class once spent an entire lesson just talking about how awful John was - but Charles I was also an awful king and that name continued
Ok, now I'm halfway through the song (this is the first time I've listened to it, ever), and I don't think it's any one song. The first eight seconds were Fernando, but now they are adding bits from every song in the ABBA Gold album
this is amazing and basically it has every abba song. I mean, they directly quote 9 or 10 in the lyrics and at least a couple more with the music. A-haaaa.
If Matilda succieded Henry VIII didn't have any reason why don't make Mary his heir so there would be no church of England. If there were no church of England constitutional monarchy would have not existed and house of hanover never would have come to power
Don’t forget with Henry VIII we were separated from Europe religiously speaking being neither catholic nor Protestant but episcopalian so we were brexited originally by Henry VIII ANOTHER SHIT KING
Great catch! I did not see that either until I read your comment and went looking. And while I was looking, I also saw that Laurence is playing a sword like a guitar!
Agnetha Faltskog, Bjorn Ulvaeus, Anni-Frid Lyngstad, and Benny Andersson were the members the famous Swedish pop band from the 1970's ABBA. They are the people the historical characters in this video seem to be representing. Stephen and Henry are obviously representing Bjorn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson respectively because Stephen is portrayed as beardless and playing his sword as if it were a guitar just as Bjorn did, and Henry is portrayed as bearded and playing the table as if it were a piano just like Benny. As for the two Matildas, it's probably safe to associate Stephen's wife Matilda with Anni-Frid Lyngstad because she is portrayed as a brunette just as Anni-Frid was(though she did dye her hair red often), and Henry's mother Matilda may very well be blonde because it'd help contrast between the two Matildas. Plus Henry's mother Empress Matilda's actress is blonde like Agnetha Faltskog.
Matilda's marriage to Geoffrey of Anjou meant that Henry II was related to the Kings of Jerusalem who were established after the First Crusade. Henry II's third eldest surviving son, Richard I, actually went on Third Crusade.
@@danieldelrosario7447 Yeah, and then Baldwin IV died at something like 23 and left a succession crisis with Guy of Lusignan taking over. Guy essentially lost important lands against Saladin and that's where Richard I of England and Philip II of France stepped in with the Third Crusade.
it was nice to finally hear laurence rickard singing for real (sort of) i agree that some of the songs this series haven't been as good, but the rosa parks, alexander and owain glendywr along with this one have been pretty catchy!
Wow, two awesome songs in a row! Gotta love a bit of ABBA - wonderful! :D And Benny!Jim on the table-piano! XD Although, has Larry been going through Ben Willbond's wardrobe? Seriously, watch the Blue Blooded Blues song and tell me that's not the exact same outfit! XD They even both play sword-guitar!
Very clever and funny. They did make one slight error, though. Since Stephen and Matilda were first cousins, Stephen would not have been the uncle of Henry II as stated here, they would have been first cousins, once removed.
They could have used "cousin Stephen" instead of "Uncle Stephen". Who knows what they were thinking. Since this is an educational show for kids I think they should try to be as accurate as possible.
Well, he's the same age as my mum, about 40 yrs older than me, so calling him 'cousin' would be super weird. I think it depends on the person, I don't think it's a regional thing...
Matilda was also the great-great-granddaughter of Edmund Ironside, making her the first descendant of the House of Wessex to make a bid for the throne since the Norman conquest
Has anyone else read "the pillars of the earth"? The events in the book take place within the context of this whole spat! One of the main characters is actually one of the knights that killed Thomas Beckett!
I read "When Christ and His Saints Slept" Sharon Kay Penman. All about Matilda and her fight for the throne. After reading this book and taking the author's artistic license into account, Stephen wasn't a bad man per se, he was just a bad king. If anyone should've ruled, it should've been Queen Matilda's half-brother, Robert
I recently read Pillars of the Earth. Fantastic book: anyone into Middle Ages history should check it out. I am SO thankful I watched this video before reading it because the book is about regular people whose lives get shaken around by these political events in the background and this sketch made it so much easier to understand. But I had to double check because in Pillars, it's Maud and Matilda, not Matilda and Matilda. Also, I kept picturing Larry and Martha when their respective characters were mentioned. lol
Lauren Conrad Me too, very fascinating book! In history lessons, we don't get to know how much the common folk suffers when the leaders play their game of thrones.
Lauren Conrad Maud was the Anglo-Saxon version of her name, Matilda the Norman or Latinized version. Methinks the author wisely tried to avoid confusion between Matilda and Matilda by doing this. For the record, I've only seen the TV version of Pillars of the Earth, but in the first episode alone I saw some major historical inaccuracies, i.e. Matilda wasn't in England when her father died, which was part of why Stephen was able to grab the throne. Still a good story though.
Yes. As they say. The rhythms of that song reminds me their various allusions. Mostly from songs and music videos of ABBA. Firstly the thumbnail which is like the thumbnail of the official music video of ABBA's Fernando. So i decide to watch for i thought it might the parody of ABBA's Fernando. When i watch it the first rhythm of that song is the same in ABBA's Fernando. Then afterwards i decide to sing the 1st verse of ABBA's Fernando in the rhythm of Norman Family song.
Guys check this out: Henry, Matilda's father, had a mother named Matilda (which was married to William the Counquerer sorry for bad spelling) and he called his daughter Matilda too! then, Matilda called her son after her father, Henry. So 2 Matildas and 2 Henries.
Big R No problem. If you watch it, you'll notice the somewhat cheap production values. It was filmed inside a studio to save money, no doubt, but it's more than compensated by wonderful acting and superb dialogue!
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I love it that they call it a spat... the war was so vicious that people thought the apocalypse was near and the war was called 'The Anarchy' because of the lack of leadership!
one historian quoted saying "It was a time when christ and his angles were asleep."
@@bezretmet jeez that’s actually crazy
The Anarchy is an anachronistic term given to the war, the sources simply refer to it as the “Civil War”. The term “the anarchy” comes from Whig Historians.
@@bezretmet The exact quote is ‘‘men said openly that Christ and his saints were asleep.’’
@@Oodelally yes the term "anarchy" is misused so much. I'm interested in learning more about the influence of whig historians, do you have any good Wikipedia or other articles you can recommend? Thanks!
They included 9 ABBA songs in the lyrics!
1. Waterloo
2. Voulez-Vou
3. Dancing Queen
4. Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!
5. Take A Chance On Me
6. I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do
7. The Winner Takes It All
8. Mamma Mia
9. Knowing Me, Knowing You
10. Fernando
@@lethy511 Fernando was more of the Intro, right?
11. A-ha
@@ombrenightcores4153 true
@Huma Olatunde one of the last lines of the song is “knowing mom, knowing you,” and “A-ha” is a prominent adlib in that song (as well as in Voulez-Vous)
King Stephen was an absolute fool! He once gave Henry II (Matilda's son) money to get into England, under the guise that he was visiting his mumsy. Little did Stephen know Henry would launch a battle against him. Oh, and Steve's son, Eustace, choked to death on a piece of eel... and Henry I, Matilda's father, shat himself to death due to complications with eels. I love history, I really do!
Stupid deaths, stupid deaths...
Look at all the Habsburger rulers. Most of them died due to bowel related sicknesses. Half their family died while shitting their life out....almost literally.
Zajin13 And inbreeding complications.
best part of all of this is that the whole reason why the war of anarchy happened is because mathilda's brothers died on a boat party whilst crossing the sea.
Sounds like he had a shitty problem.
Guess it was a real shitter
This song is as much a history of ABBA as it is a history of the Norman Family Tree
Ohhhh and that’s why they said “who should be ruler MAMA” “MIA!” Haha I just got that
@@PhilipJackson03
Followed by "here we go again" for good measure
"should be dancing queen'
@@PhilipJackson03 @Ki-Sean Excell as well as "Stuck in France not Waterloo" "and Steve without a vous Les vouz, took throne from me" "gimme gimme crown" "take a chance on me" "the winner takes it all" "knowing mum know you" as well as all the "uh huh" 's
I do I do I do
"How many ABBA refrences should we put in our ABBA parody"
"Yes."
BEST ABBA SONG EVER
Its even filmed like an Abba video.
These HH people are so talented, not only the performers but the ones behind the scenes who write and create it.
Doncha think?
That's how I realized that this was an ABBA hommage, before I recognized the song stuff: it looked like an ABBA video.
I love that just for the most part until his time to sing, Henry II is going full out in the background on his air piano.
Alice Lowe is really underrated, guys. She deserves more attention.
Fun fact: King Stephen's wife Matilda died in 1152, his eldest son and heir apparent Eustace IV died in 1153 and Stephen himself died in 1154.
2, 3, 4
That's... so sad
i 100% believe that larry put that wink in because of the innuendo at 0:57
If men come First, somethings gone wrong 🤣
@@YorkshireNuttein fairness Stephen here is absolutely being portrayed as the kind of f*ckboy who doesn't think of that.
This song really brings out the richness in Jim’s voice. They all have great voices but when Jim sings it catches my breath
Don't you mean Laurence?
Emmy,my favs r when he does RIII & GIV.Could listen to those over & over.And I love it when More & Shakespeare have their incorrect, fictional papers snatched out of their hands!!
jim just happily pretending to play piano most of the song really makes it
And Larry playing the sword like a guitar! I just love it so much.
the guy who's fake playing the piano kills me every time
U mean jim?
Yeah, that’s Jim for ya!
His voice is gorgeous...so rich
His name is not 'the guy'😭
Henry II or Jim, is who it was but at least try not to anger every fan by calling him “the guy”
They always forget Stephen's younger son who was like "yeah no. I'm good over here thanks."
Nope. He loved his cousin, and happily became a baron for his lord. He's a direct ancestor of Anne of Cleves and her family. So he survived.
@@displacerkatsidhe Actually he isn't William count of Boulogne and second son of Stephen died childless in 1159. The only one of Stephens Children who ever had children of thier own was his daughter Marie who had two daughters Ida and yet another Matilda
My man smart, to not get involved in this shit.
"Oh stop causing such a scene" that line gets me every time 😊.
The facial expressions are so great during that line too!
@@whatsanenigma Agreed.
That's sung to the tune of the beginning lyrics of Angel Eyes
Laughing so much at the table piano
SAME 😂😭
Empress Matilda would probably have made a better ruler - Stephen reckoned to be one of our worst kings.
Hetty Vaynance No monarch since has used the name Stephen, that says it all basically.
@@eddiet7228 yep you right there is no Stephan monarch since him.
Funny thing is my dads called Stephen
@@Whitneypyant or John!
@@martynnotman3467 my entire history class once spent an entire lesson just talking about how awful John was - but Charles I was also an awful king and that name continued
It really started when Henry I's son William, Matilda's brother, died when The White Ship sunk in 1120, putting the succession into doubt.
William III, Duke of Normandy
@@danieldelrosario7447 William III of normandy was the son of Robert duke of normandy, who was the brother of Henry I
@@melissareohorn7436 William I, Count of Flanders you mean
One of the best Horrible Histories songs. The production is quality.
Love Henry, just playing the table like a pro!
Love all the ABBA references. Not to mention, Martha Howe-Douglas does bear quite a striking resemblance to Agnatha Fältskog.
Great by Birth. Greater by Marriage. Greatest in her Offspring. Matilda, the Daughter, Wife and Mother of Henry. She really was a remarkable woman
Her first husband was Emperor Heinrich V, the last Salian.
daughter of Henry I but mother of Henry II
@@PrincessofEllabur And wife to another Henry
@@LMKgoddess thought Matilda married Geoffrey of Anjou aka Plantagenet..
@@newavedave77 He was her second husband
I think Stephen is the star of this, especially when he is imprisoned. I love his wig!
Too bad Laurence never had a solo song; good singer with a good voice range
That said, I'll never get over the screeches in the Aztec priests song. Or stop laughing at them.
He has a good bass in his voice...But he Jimmy's voice is breath taking and Martha has a great voice too....I like Larry and Martha as a pairing..
Ok, now I'm halfway through the song (this is the first time I've listened to it, ever), and I don't think it's any one song. The first eight seconds were Fernando, but now they are adding bits from every song in the ABBA Gold album
I think it's winner takes all too.
Zelnyair the plinky piano is straight out of Money Money Money also.
1:51 the sulky dancing in the bg gets me every time
this is amazing and basically it has every abba song. I mean, they directly quote 9 or 10 in the lyrics and at least a couple more with the music. A-haaaa.
Still my favourite song from Horrible Histories. This is like an ABBA fan’s dream.
We're not going to talk about that seamless WeLl I'm NoT from Matilda at 2:02 ?😂
I don't care what anyone says, this is THE best HH song.
Wonder how Brit history would be different if Matilda had won
The same 😭
It really would have... 😂. Her bloodline is still on the throne to this day.
If Matilda succieded Henry VIII didn't have any reason why don't make Mary his heir so there would be no church of England. If there were no church of England constitutional monarchy would have not existed and house of hanover never would have come to power
Which one though lol
Don’t forget with Henry VIII we were separated from Europe religiously speaking being neither catholic nor Protestant but episcopalian so we were brexited originally by Henry VIII ANOTHER SHIT KING
This is GENIUS! XD
This and the movie "Mamma Mia!" Got me into ABBA. I have absolutely loved them ever since
The "ah-haa" at 2:58 when Stephen dies makes me laugh everytime
2:32 “who should be ruler, MAMA? ME-A, HERE WE GO AGAIINNNNN” i love this song
im watching this for like the 50th time and this is the 1st time i realise jim is playing the desk like a piano ....
Great catch! I did not see that either until I read your comment and went looking. And while I was looking, I also saw that Laurence is playing a sword like a guitar!
Empress Matilda= Agnetha Faltskog
King Stephen=Bjorn Ulvaeus
Queen Matilda=Anni Frid Lyngstad
Prince Henry=Benny Andersson
What does that mean?
Agnetha Faltskog, Bjorn Ulvaeus, Anni-Frid Lyngstad, and Benny Andersson were the members the famous Swedish pop band from the 1970's ABBA. They are the people the historical characters in this video seem to be representing. Stephen and Henry are obviously representing Bjorn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson respectively because Stephen is portrayed as beardless and playing his sword as if it were a guitar just as Bjorn did, and Henry is portrayed as bearded and playing the table as if it were a piano just like Benny. As for the two Matildas, it's probably safe to associate Stephen's wife Matilda with Anni-Frid Lyngstad because she is portrayed as a brunette just as Anni-Frid was(though she did dye her hair red often), and Henry's mother Matilda may very well be blonde because it'd help contrast between the two Matildas. Plus Henry's mother Empress Matilda's actress is blonde like Agnetha Faltskog.
Omg totally
Maybe I would swap queen and empress
Martha is the blonde one...
"Are we happy? Good!" lol!
Literally all of abba, not complaining but this literally pops up on my home page every other day
Matilda's marriage to Geoffrey of Anjou meant that Henry II was related to the Kings of Jerusalem who were established after the First Crusade. Henry II's third eldest surviving son, Richard I, actually went on Third Crusade.
Baldwin IV, the leper king, was Henry II's cousin. Baldwin's dad, Amaury, was the half-brother of Geoffrey.
@@danieldelrosario7447 Yeah, and then Baldwin IV died at something like 23 and left a succession crisis with Guy of Lusignan taking over. Guy essentially lost important lands against Saladin and that's where Richard I of England and Philip II of France stepped in with the Third Crusade.
@@sophiecooke2839 yep..then Richard gave Guy Cyprus to be rid of him.
I love British history. It's sooo much longer and interesting.
Our history is amazing and couldn't be more proud ;)
it was nice to finally hear laurence rickard singing for real (sort of)
i agree that some of the songs this series haven't been as good, but the rosa parks, alexander and owain glendywr along with this one have been pretty catchy!
freaking "stephens" face when "henry" interrupts him OMFG hahaha
And Henry is so cheerful the whole time... LOL.
Wow, two awesome songs in a row! Gotta love a bit of ABBA - wonderful! :D And Benny!Jim on the table-piano! XD
Although, has Larry been going through Ben Willbond's wardrobe? Seriously, watch the Blue Blooded Blues song and tell me that's not the exact same outfit! XD They even both play sword-guitar!
Very clever and funny. They did make one slight error, though. Since Stephen and Matilda were first cousins, Stephen would not have been the uncle of Henry II as stated here, they would have been first cousins, once removed.
I don't think it's an error; "uncle Stephen" flows better than "first cousin once removed Stephen" for the sake of the song.
They could have used "cousin Stephen" instead of "Uncle Stephen". Who knows what they were thinking. Since this is an educational show for kids I think they should try to be as accurate as possible.
I call my mum's cousin (my first cousin once removed) 'uncle'. It's simpler.
That's interesting. Maybe that's a common practice in England, where this series is filmed.
Well, he's the same age as my mum, about 40 yrs older than me, so calling him 'cousin' would be super weird. I think it depends on the person, I don't think it's a regional thing...
I love horrible histories songs
They always include puns/song titles of the song they are parodying
Matilda was also the great-great-granddaughter of Edmund Ironside, making her the first descendant of the House of Wessex to make a bid for the throne since the Norman conquest
Basically house of the dragon summary
The fainting 😂😅😊.
I'm heir to the throne not you....AH-HAAAAAH
There is no way that the Dance of the Dragons wasn’t based off of this
It was
Has anyone else read "the pillars of the earth"? The events in the book take place within the context of this whole spat! One of the main characters is actually one of the knights that killed Thomas Beckett!
"The Idiot Knights".
Why do I suddenly feel compelled to listen through my ABBA collection again?
"Everybody happy?"
NO.
Oh, dear. Just like ABBA.
I love this song, Larry, Jim, Martha and Alice did a great job!
Love this oldie but goody. The dirty looks they give each other and the people keeling over dead make the video for me.
And the whole time, Henry 2 is just smiling away...
I love how unhinged he looks when he sings "Think you'll get it back? Now that I'd like to see!"
They're all really good singers
I read "When Christ and His Saints Slept" Sharon Kay Penman. All about Matilda and her fight for the throne. After reading this book and taking the author's artistic license into account, Stephen wasn't a bad man per se, he was just a bad king. If anyone should've ruled, it should've been Queen Matilda's half-brother, Robert
I love how they made this ABBA-esque hehe XD
Love English histories!
Alice Lowe is fucking gorgeous.
2:50, Henry II: Give me give me crown because next in line its me. Stephen: You can have it when i'm done! Lol
Se as vozes são dos atores, eles cantam muito bem. Sem falar nas atrizes que são lindas. Parabéns!
Yes, they sing all their songs themselves.
Genius.
The inspiration behind House of the Dragon, would love the cast of HOTD to sing this! 😂
I recently read Pillars of the Earth. Fantastic book: anyone into Middle Ages history should check it out. I am SO thankful I watched this video before reading it because the book is about regular people whose lives get shaken around by these political events in the background and this sketch made it so much easier to understand. But I had to double check because in Pillars, it's Maud and Matilda, not Matilda and Matilda. Also, I kept picturing Larry and Martha when their respective characters were mentioned. lol
Lauren Conrad Me too, very fascinating book! In history lessons, we don't get to know how much the common folk suffers when the leaders play their game of thrones.
Lauren Conrad Maud was the Anglo-Saxon version of her name, Matilda the Norman or Latinized version. Methinks the author wisely tried to avoid confusion between Matilda and Matilda by doing this. For the record, I've only seen the TV version of Pillars of the Earth, but in the first episode alone I saw some major historical inaccuracies, i.e. Matilda wasn't in England when her father died, which was part of why Stephen was able to grab the throne. Still a good story though.
Amy Mantravadi
Thanks Amy! I don't remember that scene in the book, actually.
This is really amazing. I watched it again and again.. 🙏♥️♥️
I do love the fact they got Alice Lowe back
The songs are awesome and educational. It perfect for me because I love history
I love this show
this shows I'm old, I'm catching all the ABBA references
I'm still cracking up at that invisible piano :)
*larry + actually he looks gorg all through the song
I love this show! My 11-year-old daughter laughed herself silly when she heard this one xD
Pure genius.
We definitely need a hotd version of this song 😅
YES
Matilda stephans wife was a a truly awesome woman
Quite a catchy song, great!
Cant stop watching it
Abba haha great song!
You need a life
My favorite Horrible Histories song.
things i learnt from this:
tables make excellent pianos
Well done BBC loyal to the Crown. 😚👸
I love this song!
Yes. As they say. The rhythms of that song reminds me their various allusions. Mostly from songs and music videos of ABBA. Firstly the thumbnail which is like the thumbnail of the official music video of ABBA's Fernando. So i decide to watch for i thought it might the parody of ABBA's Fernando. When i watch it the first rhythm of that song is the same in ABBA's Fernando. Then afterwards i decide to sing the 1st verse of ABBA's Fernando in the rhythm of Norman Family song.
Every time I watch this, I end up watching Mamma Mia straight after. Great song!
I LOVE THIS SONG
And no one remembers Stephen's older brothers 😂
Guys check this out: Henry, Matilda's father, had a mother named Matilda (which was married to William the Counquerer sorry for bad spelling) and he called his daughter Matilda too! then, Matilda called her son after her father, Henry.
So 2 Matildas and 2 Henries.
So basically this is house of the dragon the musical
I think this song is one of the best in HH songs proberbly cuz I really like Abba. LOL :D
You Can ALMOST Here Marty Feldman Saying, "ABBA 'something'... ABBA Nor-man!"
nice song
superb
HBO and the BBC need to make a series about this, or Ill never keep it all straight. Good song though.
Or netflix
Watch the "Devil's Crown". It's on youtube as well. Start with episode 1...you'll love it!
tnecklover Thank you...I appreciate the heads up. I will.
Big R No problem. If you watch it, you'll notice the somewhat cheap production values. It was filmed inside a studio to save money, no doubt, but it's more than compensated by wonderful acting and superb dialogue!
tnecklover Oooh I'll have to check it out...
My SCA persona is from this era.
The Cadfael Mysteries are also set in this era.
Love
matilda the wife of stephen was not a girls girl 😂
Am I the only one who's watching horrible histories since I was 7?
🏆This is historically'😅hilarious.
🤦🏻♀️However👆🏻their the reason I'm afraid to visit the🇬🇧UK.
I don't want to step on all the🩸bloody dead people and horses buried throughout the Islands because of all the❤️loving🏰Royals⚔️🛡Warring with each other!
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟