Yo, Roanoke we should co-stream sometime. Or just game together. Biology has always been one of my favorite subjects and I would love to collaborate with you.
“Dutch lets out a yell-“ Yell is an understatement. Dutch bellows a barbarian like roar into the jungle as a challenge to the predator. And if he didn’t accept he’d probably be the biggest bitch of all Yautja :P
Predator the best 'Subvert your expectations' movie. Since at the time a lot of movies were all about strong action heroes doing impossible feats. While this movie introduced the Yautja that can easily kill those action heroes.
Some parts were also directed by a second unit director so some early action scenes were spot on with emulating 80s pulp action. Once the head director is behind shot, the scenes are easier to follow.
It starts as cheesiest action ever and turns into a slasher. What kind of thing makes action heroes bulging with muscles and dick jokes helpless victims?
They (yautja) literally never survive their own movie. The action hero survives every time, it's not a subversion of expectations, it plays into it. I still love this movie, its really fun. I just wish that they would make the predator the main character for once.
@@sadgirlhours4088 it follows the slasher structure to a tee. People hunted down one by one in a place with a deep history until one stands victorious and defeats the killer.
The one thing that's always fascinated me about the Predator franchise is their willingness to go above and beyond to make this cool ass alien design, give it these dope ass weapons, and really interesting warrior / cult like culture - but the movies are almost always showing them fighting humans. I'd like to see a movie with the Predators fighting on alien worlds. They went in the right direction with Predators in 2010 in exploring their game worlds and the different species and also acknowledging the Bad Bloods, but then decided that wasn't good enough and thought super autism was a better plot device.
still cant believe that someone thought yautja hunting an autistic kid cause its a rare type of human was a good idea past an snl sketch. the yautja just having their own movie hunting other creatures and dealing with inter tribal conflict would be a perfect premise for a film, especially since it'd basically be all cg so the cg cant look out of place unless they made it
Yeah pretty stupid to assume that entire species has the same values. In my head Canon regular mature predators blush at dinner and are a little embarrassed about what their adolescent child is doing with the family space craft on the weekends.
Actually its just autism. "The Predator LoL everything is funny and nothing matters." Showed us that predators just wanna be autistic and super big CGI abomination which doesn't hold up better than the suit in the first movie.
@@zerial4000 The Deergasm ain't the problem, son. The problem is the fact that she believes that ALL Gamers are white-supremacists, and she flaunts her authority on Twitch in a flamboyantly arrogant mannor. She is a jerk, that is the problem, not OwO-ing on a stream.
JakeSpacePirate E keep in mind that you are basing an entire community of individual humans who happen to share a specific common trait on the actions of one conceded idiot. I'd also like to mention I have a friend who is a trans-man who is a big gamer type HIMself. HE also very much these kinds of channels HIMself.
Fun fact: Yautja blood has benifits for the human biology as it can prolong the human life span by centuries and has medical properties the best example I recall is Hunter Borgia from predator the concrete jungle game: around the 1930's he was born from his gangster family and his father George Borgia (the god of all gangtsers) practicly ran the city till he was killed by a elite predator named scarface, when scarface took off his mask and showed the head/spine of George Borgia to Isabella (sorry for the misspellings) and newborn son she shot scarface in the left eye at point blank range with a .44 magnum and his blood spattered on her and his son, the blood healed the stunted infant while prolonging his life and to quote Isabella : "Hunter Borgia was born a stunted weakling but you made him strong"
@@CainTheOverlord besides which the .44 Magnum was developed in the 1950's, not the '30s. Plus the whole idea is silly, I'd imagine it'd more likely be toxic than beneficial, lol.
@@CainTheOverlord but the comics which inspired that game are canon and in the comics human and yautja dna are REALLY compatible like suprsingly they can infact have healthy hybrid children with humans. and these hybrids where what inspired hunter borgia appearnce in the game as a artifical hybrid as that is what they look like yautja sized absolutley ripped humans with human skin tons predator scale skin and hair and a odd lower jaw that looks as if you fused a predator jaw spike to each side of the human lower jaw and it isnt split. i belive the implication in the comics is this was only possible due to both species realtion to the engineers both being there creations along side the xenomorphs
Fun fact: blood is not only red or blue. It's also purple, green, yellow, and (apparently) clear. Really depends on what the animal is. I can't believe I never realized that we can't understand billions of years.
In additon, I have to notify that the Yautja show great differentiation in sub-species and between clans For example; the common city myth was about the Yautja being Matriarchal and Females being more stronger and dominant than males - the *reality* however; has shown that both males and females are roughly equalavilent in terms of strenght, as shown by the Example of Big Mama - the first cannon predator huntress
This is actually present in the films. In AVP the mandibles of the predators are noticably smaller, which means that the clan's physical differentiation might just be that.
Well it depends some clans might have females that are larger and stronger than the males and in other clans, the opposite may be true. But yes usually they are the same.
The "canon" at this point is completely fucked up, as pointed out by other people. There is no official canon, only what makes sense. Even their original weight was changed, which is why I only refer to my original knowledge of the lore. You'll notice though that several of the 90s AVP comics were full of ridiculous fanfic-tier stupid shit that was not compatible with the concept of the species, like constant cooperation and even submissive attitude to humans, specifically only female humans being respected like some feminist power fantasy. It was really cringy. Its stuff like that which make a very clear message that only fan works that make sense and *fit* with the concept of the species, the story and atmosphere/setting should be accepted.
i think there matriarchal for the traditonal no female no children mean dead clan line of thought as in females or females who have children have a natural higher status of respect though the hunting tradition still takes prime spot in importance
I mean, i can understand that some people have issues pronouncing names like Yautja or Xenomorph. That being said, I still wince internally when someone says them wrong. Or things like Sangheli, Uungoi, or Lek-Golo.
A long time ago I read somewhere that Yautja actually have the four pronged mandibles because they originated from the same planet as Xenomorphs, and these served as a defense mechanism to the Xenos' retractable inner mouth. Don't know if it's canon but it sure sounds cool.
@@WiseSageBum I only saw the movies, but I always thought that the Yautja found the xenomorphs and then started moving the eggs to other places rather than outright creating them.
@@nekoprankster2184 I guess it depends where you're reading lore I remember there being a voice over in AVP saying that xenos were created by the Yautja, but other lore places wrote it as the Yautja cultivating the xenos from an existing species so it makes sense with what the Alien franchise has done
@@WiseSageBum its both right if i remember correctly xenos were found by yautja not created but the breeds we are familiar with are the results of them introducing them into specific ecosystems. Also Avp is cannon to predator universe but not to the aliens universe
When the plot revolves around a Predator hunting an autistic kid so he can weaponize it, you know it's failed. "The Predator (2018)" will never be canon. Change my mind. (Fantastic video btw.)
The ideas in The Predator are not essentially bad, it is the execution that is bad. We have Yautja who is supposedly here to help humans slaughtering humans left and right. He is anti-splicing genes yet he possesses human genes. Also autism being the next step of evolution and Yautja wanting to adapt to a planet via our genes although it is said that humans will go extinct on this planet. It is kinda sad because I can see parts that could've been changed and the movie could've been salvaged but alas, we got this shit...
The common assumption Yautja are scientifically illiterate makes no sense. We see them out manver trained soldiers, use there advanced technology with practiced ease and reaper it. Why wouldn't a species with this level of skill, tactical thinking and tec not be adept in the sciences?
I'm not well versed in all the lore around them, but considering their culture and tribe-like way of doing things ... You could expect some of them being litterate in science, while the others are warriors using the tools the nerds made for theim to keep on with their hunt traditions ...
@@crysosisback7115 similar to humans really, do you know the fine workings of your smart phone but are still able to make great use of it regardless, the people who build it in the factory probably doesn't know either and are just following instructions
Well the fact of how they are treating their technology and of how their society is structured leads more to the conclusion that they did not invent their tech. They are very protective of their gear and most of it is millenias old and given from one generation to the next with great honors and only for the worthy members of the clans. that is an indication of the scarcity of the tech or on how complex the production is. Their technology also seems a little too clean and stylish for such a barbaric race, further supporting the argument that it isnt their invention. For the sake of the consistency we ignore Predator 4 here because that movie was utter shit written by 2 three year old infants with down syndrome. The counter argument against them beeing scientifically illiterate is basically meaningless. A medieval cratsman also did teach his aprentice everything by show and tell and not by written word and yet the aprentice some day reached the rank of master and knew all there is to know about his craft. Doesnt mean he knows anything about the science behind his work. he just does what he knows what works. We never see the Yautja do anything else that isnt in some form hunt/travel/coms related. So we cant know if their tech is not just doing the necessary stuff for them. They just push some buttons with minimalistic runes on them. The small predator in Pred3 clicks three buttons and his ship is instantly put on autopilot for earth. Doesnt seem like he did much science there. more like an app menu he just has to click on where he wants to go. Very VERY well thought out interface there. My ideas are: - The Yautja are intelligent enough to make that stuff themselfes, they just dont like to make new of it. (true eco friendly) - They trade with another race for that tech (boooring) - They steal it. (hate that one because dishonor on them) - The Yautja employ slave races making the stuff for them. (a good possibility ) - The original owners of the tech are long dead, maybe killed by the Yautja themselves. (my personal favorite) I like to think that they arent perfect in that regard. because it makes them feel more real and less made up to be super space aryans we cant match up to.
@@eisenbesenlp6446 LOL Yes let us never speak of Predator 4. I can't disagree with what you say so I won't. Them inheriting there tec is a new one for me (like the Guard from StarGate). I always saw their hunting with archaic tec as a test of manhood and skill part of a logger social pressure (attracting a mate or self imposed eugenics like the Nietzschean in Andromeda). In the same way there are people who hunt with bows doesn't mean the bow in height of your technology.
@@eisenbesenlp6446 I think yautja were slave race, they killed the masters and took their tech, I don't remember in what comic but I liked it Also yautja wearing mask is in honor of first yautja that killed a master as he weared master skull as a mask (Sorry for the shitty english)
In some of the books, it's actually described that their dreadlocks are hair, which is then twisted into their shape. The hair is twisted so tightly that the fibers stick together on their own, and the scalp around the base of each lock is removed via a ceremonial knife, essentially scalped into permanence. If the individual so much as whimpers during this process, the locks are undone and they have to do this process all over again. However, this was older material and may have been retconned. Though I prefer this idea, as it suggests that A. they are in fact proto-mammals, similar to synapsids, and B. they perform ritual scarification as a right of passage, like many primitive societies.
The problem with that, is at least all movie versions, show the dreads as “tentacles”. Like, they even have gaps in the skull (in Pred 2), that seem like they are attached to the brain.
Not hair, similar to hair but flexible enough to be plaited together. Like you see on other parts of their body like eyebrows, etc. But as they grow the plaits would grow together to form one thick cord from being bound so tightly. And they are sensory organs with blood supply. I think they're more like a horn than hair minus the hardened layer of keratin so the blood supply is exposed to the air allowing them to cool off or warm up as needed since they're probably also "cold blooded" and since they're essentially braiding together fibers of flesh not only would it hurt but eventually it would grow together into one thick tentacle like cord
@@aliahpersonous2893 When I say they scalp, I mean, they SCALP. As in, they remove all of the hair follicles and skin, then bind the remaining hairs so tightly that they actually malform the bone over time. This process likely takes place decades before their first hunt, while their bones are still growing.
The Bio-mask of the Predator also allows its eyes to change to our vision as well as their default and thermo-vision. AvP cannon also gives the mask a vision like their default but modified to highlight a Xenomorph either a green colour or blueish (depending on the version of Bio-mask). AvP cannon also gives them a kind of photo-negative like vision used to track other brethren, commonly given to new hunters called youngbloods.
The yautja existed before the formation of earth as they were battling xenos in deep space at that time. They're not from earth. Read some of the dark horse comics or any of the novels and you'll see.
There are several comics that do have different canons. In one, it’s theorized in universe that they might’ve evolved from relocated Earth therapsids. In another, it’s that the Engineers created them.
There's multiple sources about the Yautja and their origin, it's never been made super clear which source is truly cannon. According to Ridley Scott the dark horse comics aren't cannon and neither is AVP. My point is that there's plenty of room for speculation and fan theories..
That part when the Yautja starts laughing madly at him especially is chilling because they are mimics more than actual speaking creatures. Which begs the question of where/from who did it pick up that sound from? A classic movie, one of the best of the 80's! I saw it in summer of '87 (the year I graduated high school!) for dirt cheap at a matinee--it rocked then and it rocks now!
Additionally; there was also another race of reptilian-esque beings called; Hish-qu-Ten they; imitate the Yautja behaviore; but they were extremely diffetentiated from them, especially by their biology.
I'm pretty sure the Hish-Que-Ten was a writer trying to rewrite established Predator lore and renamed the species. As far as I'm aware most people really dislike this and just go by the established name Yautja. But if you can source me to where it shows that they were similar species I'd actually appreciate that. I love reading Predator lore.
@@ItsNorthernStar Not the most reliable source but the Hish are getting an action figure and a character in hunting grounds. Apparently they're the predator's ancestor now.
I would like to watch a Predator movie that stars a Female Predator, but at the same time, I don’t think I should because Hollywood at times screws things up.
That time has passed. If not then wait a while. With them being so tribal maybe the females do the invading of planets and things? They’d have to be just as clever in everything in order to be able to deal with the males and their moments of asshatery. 😂😂
I have a feeling if we were to get a movie featuring a female Yautja she would end up being way too humanized/sexualized. In the new game, Predator Hunting Grounds, the females are tiny and skinny compared to the males, even though it is canon that the females are bigger and stronger than the males. I'm 99% sure that design choice, which so blatantly disregarded the canon, was just to be more appealing to their audience (men) which was VERY disappointing. Anyway, knowing that, I feel like Hollywood would probably do something similar.
The Yautja has to be one of the most original and iconic creatures to ever grace the big screen! Predators are badass galactic assassins that have interesting and believable backstories that are grounded in science which adds to their cool factor. I want you guys to name three monsters/aliens from either film, games or comics with one being your favourite and three being your third favourite. 1. Yautja (Predator) 2. Xenomorph (Alien) 3. Sangheili (Halo)
1: Protoss from StarCraft series 2: Space Marine Primarchs from 40k, not the regular Marines, the Primarchs specifically 3: the leaders of the aliens from xcom enemy Union If you can't tell I rather like the concept of psychic creatures
1. Yautja (a radical meritocracy). Your reputation is based on your last achievement/challenge. 2. Xenomorph. The word is just Greek for Strange shape. The real name of the creature is unknown, but I am pretty sure is a biomechanical weapon. 3. The thing. A shapeshifting parasite. Only motivation is absorb anything. 4. The Gravemind (a hivemind). Unlike the Thing, this one is a centralized intelligence, with complex motivations and higher intellect.
I love how people have broken down why an aliens/Predators blood is green based on the elements in the atmosphere with the most scientific precision. But in the 80s a director just said "yeah and it's gonna have green blood cos it's an alien"
I am loving your content! The Predator franchise is one of my all-time favorites, and I have never found them delved into so deeply. I thought that I knew virtually everything about them--read all the books, most of the comics, etc. but I had never heard the theory that they are from a primordial Earth! If you haven't done one already...could you do one about the Xenomorphs from the Alien franchise?
It would be really great to see a Master Chief versus Predator video breakdown or him going against a xenomorph or something. Your videos are just so great.
What if due to the harsh environment of the yautja, their early ancestors carried subdued prey with there mandibles before evolving to be bipedal. This could also lead to an early rise of pack mentality and help start civilization faster than humanity.
The Silurian theory is fascinating. It's so cool how you added that to this video. It always struck me as odd how a species with the ideology of the predators could reach space travel. Maybe the ones we see in the movies are the tribal post-apocalyptic descendants of an advanced species and are just turning military gear into hunting gear and barely creating new inventions like The Imperium Of Man in 40K.
I see you may, or may not be a heretic. I am sure the inquisition will be pleased with this discovery. Anyways the Yautja are actually a very advanced species, they live in a society where they no longer have to worry about scarcity of resources, so they dedicate themselves to find the most worthy pray of there to satisfy their superiority complex as a species. Think of it as ore fall elder. A species so advanced in a technological standpoint that they developed a culture to satisfy their needs for the next millennium if not more. The exception is the bloody orgies, instead they go around kidnapping all kinds of species to put them in their "game worlds" to satisfy their hunt. Now they are more like the Dark Eldar except that they don't fear their soul getting sucked away. I am sorry for this late comment, I just saw someone who knew about 40k, so I geeked out for a bit.
Wow! You got a lot from analyzing the first movie alone! A lot of points you make actually remind me of a bunch of expanded universe content with the predators! Theres even one where a human who had a close encounter with a predator speculates that they may actually be from earth. For the mandables, those might be a means of vocalizing, threat display, trapping prey within the mouth, expressing mood, etc. i think i remember hearing somewhere they might actually use their mandibles to press buttons on the interior of the mask which does sound a little silly but fun.
Man the practical effects of the OG Predator are STILL amazing looking. I'm also a huge Predator fan and have read much of the comics, books and watched all the movies so love the video!
The predator didn’t self-destruct purely out of being beaten. The predators want to die honorably in battle, and Dutch was going to kill it but stopped, and so the predator believed it wouldn’t get its honorable death so (kinda like seppuku) it’s takes its own life for honor AND to keep its technology out of our hands. TLDR: predator didn’t get an honorable death so it took its own life.
10:49-11:44 To add on to Yautja vision, I always believed they had a form of echo location along with thermal vision. In an environment where everything is hotter than you, as a prey animal it would be really useful to have the ability to actively raise your own body temperature as a form of camouflage to hide from a predator. To counter this, a predator would need another form of sight to make out their prey. It would explain why the Predator does the clicking noise every so often and that's probably what the mandibles are for.
Now I want to see Master Chief Vs Predator. One of my favorite Predator stories was Batman Vs Predator. It’s not as campy as you think. It’s dark and really well done. Gritty it starts as a detective story where B-man is working with Gordon to track down a serial killer. Batman then becomes the target of said killer which turns out to be a Predator. It would make a great limited streaming series.
Upsetting that I still never get notifications of your uploads, but I digress. Great video. Personally I wanna know where you get your constant good content from and how you can study it so quickly 🤔
The way I understood is that the biomask essentially filters out ambient heat to allow the yautja to see body heat better. This is most pronounced during the scene in Predators after the berserker kills the normal predator.
Fun Fact: There was a predator that (briefly) fought side by side with a pirate captain who's crew attempted a mutiny. After the battle, the pirate gave the Predator a flintlock pistol as a trophy before they parted ways.
Actually according to the lore the mandibles of the Yautja have function, they use them for communication during mating, plus they control the biomask with their mandibles
Predator was easily one of my favorite films as a kid. I find myself kinda leaning towards the ancient Earth origin but I think more concrete lore is needed on that subject. Hollywood's current representation of them is a bit of a mess and it's unfortunate that Ridley Scott won't except them into his Alien lore because I think we could do great work with them. Maybe the "Alphas" had something to do with it...*wink*
all i'm saying is i liked the predators before now, but with your entire scientific explanation which btw is amazing i'm even more in love with them and their origins and culture
Interesting analysis. What I was also expecting to see and I didn’t, was the size of Yautja Prime and its way bigger gravity, which might explain Predator’s ability to leap on Earth the same way Armstrong was on the Moon
The physical capabilities of the Yautja also support the idea that they are actual aliens. If Yautja Prime has a higher mass than Earth this would quiet easily explain the Predator's strength and speed. Earth gravity is simply much lower than what they are used to on their home. This could also be the reason why they love to hunt here: it's just way more fun in low gravity.
I was pretty into the game Wildlands a few years ago and they came out with a predator mission where you go into the forest for whatever reason and you become the yautja’s prey. Once you kill it it sets off a timer just like in the movie, first time my crew finally beat it we were not ready for the explosion and we infuriatingly didn’t make it. Super fun and challenging mission if you’re a predator fan.
First time watcher great video you did a great job on it and may I say no shit your damn right it was a hell of impression of the Governator I haven’t heard one that good in a 🤔 well, I can’t remember when it’s been that freaking long of a time ago 👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks for watching guys! heres the link for that channel if you are interested! www.twitch.tv/roanokegames
Yo, Roanoke we should co-stream sometime. Or just game together. Biology has always been one of my favorite subjects and I would love to collaborate with you.
Wait Roanoke you’re leaving RUclips forever?
Hey Roanoke my man would you do a physiology and biology explored on The Xenomorphs or Godzilla?
If and when you talk about predators again are you going to reference the new predator movie? I ask because the movie changed a bunch of stuff
I love Your Stream. Its very relaxing and a nice hang out and chill feeling.
you're going to have a field day when you start looking at the Xenomorph
Oh man
Which one?
i suggest a collab with Alien Theory
The Xenomorph may have to become a series like the Space Marine Gene-seed.
Dick-headed aliens. Hehehe.
“Dutch lets out a yell-“
Yell is an understatement. Dutch bellows a barbarian like roar into the jungle as a challenge to the predator. And if he didn’t accept he’d probably be the biggest bitch of all Yautja :P
exactly!!!!!!! hahaaa
Man if any other yautja saw him abandon this challenge they would literally throw him out of their society
exactly true
@Meme Core My man went like "If I'm gonna die here might as well try to take that guy with me"
Man’s turned into Tarzan for a second
Predator the best 'Subvert your expectations' movie. Since at the time a lot of movies were all about strong action heroes doing impossible feats. While this movie introduced the Yautja that can easily kill those action heroes.
Some parts were also directed by a second unit director so some early action scenes were spot on with emulating 80s pulp action. Once the head director is behind shot, the scenes are easier to follow.
It starts as cheesiest action ever and turns into a slasher. What kind of thing makes action heroes bulging with muscles and dick jokes helpless victims?
They (yautja) literally never survive their own movie. The action hero survives every time, it's not a subversion of expectations, it plays into it. I still love this movie, its really fun. I just wish that they would make the predator the main character for once.
@@sadgirlhours4088 it follows the slasher structure to a tee. People hunted down one by one in a place with a deep history until one stands victorious and defeats the killer.
The one thing that's always fascinated me about the Predator franchise is their willingness to go above and beyond to make this cool ass alien design, give it these dope ass weapons, and really interesting warrior / cult like culture - but the movies are almost always showing them fighting humans. I'd like to see a movie with the Predators fighting on alien worlds. They went in the right direction with Predators in 2010 in exploring their game worlds and the different species and also acknowledging the Bad Bloods, but then decided that wasn't good enough and thought super autism was a better plot device.
couldn't agree more with that statement. There is so much they could do with predator film, and yet choose BS.
still cant believe that someone thought yautja hunting an autistic kid cause its a rare type of human was a good idea past an snl sketch. the yautja just having their own movie hunting other creatures and dealing with inter tribal conflict would be a perfect premise for a film, especially since it'd basically be all cg so the cg cant look out of place unless they made it
Comics and games: "Predators fighting badass creatures and warriors"
Movies: "Predators getting killed by kids"
I honestly liked the movie the only thing wrong is they need to continue it
MAN!
“ha ha rock and club go smash”
"how do you do fellow kids?"
One of his best lines
Hell Slayer04 agreed
Toothy thing go splat-splat. Eat much meat!
The original boomers
I swear to god when he said "per usual", i thought he was gonna start talking about feet.
FEET
Same 😂
Plot twist: They actually have a similar culture to ours, these are just dentists LARPing.
Yeah pretty stupid to assume that entire species has the same values.
In my head Canon regular mature predators blush at dinner and are a little embarrassed about what their adolescent child is doing with the family space craft on the weekends.
Actually its just autism. "The Predator LoL everything is funny and nothing matters." Showed us that predators just wanna be autistic and super big CGI abomination which doesn't hold up better than the suit in the first movie.
As a student working towards becoming a dentist, I can confirm.
@@dr.calibrations7984 Why? Why is autism conflated with stupidity?
@@MarioPerez-ng9it He didn't even mention Autism being conflated with stupidity. Why are you making that assumption?
"...as long as I don't get banned by a deer human."
Got me laughing in the first 10 seconds cause I know exactly who you talking about.
Can you explain the situation?
@@tylerbaldwin3269 public safety committee member of twitch has a trans-man larping as a deer and thinks all gamers are white supremacists iirc
@@zerial4000 The Deergasm ain't the problem, son. The problem is the fact that she believes that ALL Gamers are white-supremacists, and she flaunts her authority on Twitch in a flamboyantly arrogant mannor. She is a jerk, that is the problem, not OwO-ing on a stream.
JakeSpacePirate E keep in mind that you are basing an entire community of individual humans who happen to share a specific common trait on the actions of one conceded idiot. I'd also like to mention I have a friend who is a trans-man who is a big gamer type HIMself. HE also very much these kinds of channels HIMself.
@@jakespacepiratee3740 "her"
Fun fact: Yautja blood has benifits for the human biology as it can prolong the human life span by centuries and has medical properties the best example I recall is Hunter Borgia from predator the concrete jungle game: around the 1930's he was born from his gangster family and his father George Borgia (the god of all gangtsers) practicly ran the city till he was killed by a elite predator named scarface, when scarface took off his mask and showed the head/spine of George Borgia to Isabella (sorry for the misspellings) and newborn son she shot scarface in the left eye at point blank range with a .44 magnum and his blood spattered on her and his son, the blood healed the stunted infant while prolonging his life and to quote Isabella : "Hunter Borgia was born a stunted weakling but you made him strong"
the game is not cannon, none of them are.
@@CainTheOverlord besides which the .44 Magnum was developed in the 1950's, not the '30s.
Plus the whole idea is silly, I'd imagine it'd more likely be toxic than beneficial, lol.
@@CainTheOverlord but the comics which inspired that game are canon and in the comics human and yautja dna are REALLY compatible like suprsingly they can infact have healthy hybrid children with humans.
and these hybrids where what inspired hunter borgia appearnce in the game as a artifical hybrid as that is what they look like yautja sized absolutley ripped humans with human skin tons predator scale skin and hair and a odd lower jaw that looks as if you fused a predator jaw spike to each side of the human lower jaw and it isnt split.
i belive the implication in the comics is this was only possible due to both species realtion to the engineers both being there creations along side the xenomorphs
Woah, really? In that case the yautja race just doomed themselves... no power in the universe can stop humanity's greed...
Maybe that's what Ra'as Ghul keeps bathing in.
"Females of this species actually produce milk"
I miss ten seconds ago when I didn't know about this
Welcome to the show bro
Now imagine a mother feeding a baby with those teeth
How old are you. People been making predators porn for at least a decade
Do you think it would taste like cow milk?
@@LakesideWoes Hell no
Fun fact: blood is not only red or blue. It's also purple, green, yellow, and (apparently) clear. Really depends on what the animal is.
I can't believe I never realized that we can't understand billions of years.
........do they glow though?
@@elone4567 Only of it's a govt agent
@@theloweffortchannel7211 RIP King Terry
Hemolymph (the insect equivalent of blood) is clear
This may be a year old, but would you kindly explain the other colors of blood or show me where I may educate myself on this topic?
"He basically rage quits." Sounds like the ultimate alt+f4 but also managing to crash the opponents internet.
It's basically an AOE DDOS attack, except instead of denying internet services. It's denying life services.
I laughed so damn hard when he said this.
In additon, I have to notify that the Yautja show great differentiation in sub-species and between clans
For example; the common city myth was about the Yautja being Matriarchal and Females being more stronger and dominant than males - the *reality* however; has shown that both males and females are roughly equalavilent in terms of strenght, as shown by the Example of Big Mama - the first cannon predator huntress
This is actually present in the films. In AVP the mandibles of the predators are noticably smaller, which means that the clan's physical differentiation might just be that.
@@deadlyattacker Additionally the AvP clan Operates on Colder climate, as well as having more dreadlocks and 'hair-like' appendices
Well it depends some clans might have females that are larger and stronger than the males and in other clans, the opposite may be true. But yes usually they are the same.
The "canon" at this point is completely fucked up, as pointed out by other people. There is no official canon, only what makes sense. Even their original weight was changed, which is why I only refer to my original knowledge of the lore. You'll notice though that several of the 90s AVP comics were full of ridiculous fanfic-tier stupid shit that was not compatible with the concept of the species, like constant cooperation and even submissive attitude to humans, specifically only female humans being respected like some feminist power fantasy. It was really cringy. Its stuff like that which make a very clear message that only fan works that make sense and *fit* with the concept of the species, the story and atmosphere/setting should be accepted.
i think there matriarchal for the traditonal no female no children mean dead clan line of thought as in females or females who have children have a natural higher status of respect though the hunting tradition still takes prime spot in importance
2:39
"Sexual tyranosaurus" so true and I love it 😂
How it's spelled: Yautja
How it's pronounced: Ye-out-ja
How Roanoke says it: Yotcha
Ok cool I wasn't the only one losing their mind
I mean, i can understand that some people have issues pronouncing names like Yautja or Xenomorph. That being said, I still wince internally when someone says them wrong. Or things like Sangheli, Uungoi, or Lek-Golo.
@@sethseth916 Unggoy*
Ya-oot-ja*
to be fair, its kinda hard to spell
here in germany some say Jautja and it sounds kinda disturbing
A long time ago I read somewhere that Yautja actually have the four pronged mandibles because they originated from the same planet as Xenomorphs, and these served as a defense mechanism to the Xenos' retractable inner mouth. Don't know if it's canon but it sure sounds cool.
If AVP is considered at all Canon, xenos were created by Yautja as the ultimate hunt... but lore is complex depending on where you look
@@WiseSageBum I only saw the movies, but I always thought that the Yautja found the xenomorphs and then started moving the eggs to other places rather than outright creating them.
@@nekoprankster2184
I guess it depends where you're reading lore
I remember there being a voice over in AVP saying that xenos were created by the Yautja, but other lore places wrote it as the Yautja cultivating the xenos from an existing species so it makes sense with what the Alien franchise has done
@@WiseSageBum its both right if i remember correctly xenos were found by yautja not created but the breeds we are familiar with are the results of them introducing them into specific ecosystems. Also Avp is cannon to predator universe but not to the aliens universe
No.
Gotta do the xenomorph so it's even stevens
So we can have Alien vs Predator crossover.
I agree solely on the use of even stevens as a viable point of argument.
WHO SUMMONED ME
When the plot revolves around a Predator hunting an autistic kid so he can weaponize it, you know it's failed. "The Predator (2018)" will never be canon. Change my mind. (Fantastic video btw.)
that movie is D0G $#!+
But meh the kid smart good movie you trash you nobady🤬
The ideas in The Predator are not essentially bad, it is the execution that is bad.
We have Yautja who is supposedly here to help humans slaughtering humans left and right.
He is anti-splicing genes yet he possesses human genes.
Also autism being the next step of evolution and Yautja wanting to adapt to a planet via our genes although it is said that humans will go extinct on this planet.
It is kinda sad because I can see parts that could've been changed and the movie could've been salvaged but alas, we got this shit...
Well good thing 1 or few ppl don't have the right to say wht cannon or nah
@@Modernhabitus Please learn to write properly before trying to diss someone. It just makes you look stupider
The common assumption Yautja are scientifically illiterate makes no sense. We see them out manver trained soldiers, use there advanced technology with practiced ease and reaper it. Why wouldn't a species with this level of skill, tactical thinking and tec not be adept in the sciences?
I'm not well versed in all the lore around them, but considering their culture and tribe-like way of doing things ... You could expect some of them being litterate in science, while the others are warriors using the tools the nerds made for theim to keep on with their hunt traditions ...
@@crysosisback7115 similar to humans really, do you know the fine workings of your smart phone but are still able to make great use of it regardless, the people who build it in the factory probably doesn't know either and are just following instructions
Well the fact of how they are treating their technology and of how their society is structured leads more to the conclusion that they did not invent their tech.
They are very protective of their gear and most of it is millenias old and given from one generation to the next with great honors and only for the worthy members of the clans. that is an indication of the scarcity of the tech or on how complex the production is. Their technology also seems a little too clean and stylish for such a barbaric race, further supporting the argument that it isnt their invention.
For the sake of the consistency we ignore Predator 4 here because that movie was utter shit written by 2 three year old infants with down syndrome.
The counter argument against them beeing scientifically illiterate is basically meaningless. A medieval cratsman also did teach his aprentice everything by show and tell and not by written word and yet the aprentice some day reached the rank of master and knew all there is to know about his craft. Doesnt mean he knows anything about the science behind his work. he just does what he knows what works.
We never see the Yautja do anything else that isnt in some form hunt/travel/coms related. So we cant know if their tech is not just doing the necessary stuff for them. They just push some buttons with minimalistic runes on them.
The small predator in Pred3 clicks three buttons and his ship is instantly put on autopilot for earth. Doesnt seem like he did much science there. more like an app menu he just has to click on where he wants to go. Very VERY well thought out interface there.
My ideas are:
- The Yautja are intelligent enough to make that stuff themselfes, they just dont like to make new of it. (true eco friendly)
- They trade with another race for that tech (boooring)
- They steal it. (hate that one because dishonor on them)
- The Yautja employ slave races making the stuff for them. (a good possibility )
- The original owners of the tech are long dead, maybe killed by the Yautja themselves. (my personal favorite)
I like to think that they arent perfect in that regard. because it makes them feel more real and less made up to be super space aryans we cant match up to.
@@eisenbesenlp6446 LOL Yes let us never speak of Predator 4.
I can't disagree with what you say so I won't. Them inheriting there tec is a new one for me (like the Guard from StarGate).
I always saw their hunting with archaic tec as a test of manhood and skill part of a logger social pressure (attracting a mate or self imposed eugenics like the Nietzschean in Andromeda). In the same way there are people who hunt with bows doesn't mean the bow in height of your technology.
@@eisenbesenlp6446 I think yautja were slave race, they killed the masters and took their tech, I don't remember in what comic but I liked it
Also yautja wearing mask is in honor of first yautja that killed a master as he weared master skull as a mask
(Sorry for the shitty english)
In some of the books, it's actually described that their dreadlocks are hair, which is then twisted into their shape. The hair is twisted so tightly that the fibers stick together on their own, and the scalp around the base of each lock is removed via a ceremonial knife, essentially scalped into permanence. If the individual so much as whimpers during this process, the locks are undone and they have to do this process all over again.
However, this was older material and may have been retconned. Though I prefer this idea, as it suggests that A. they are in fact proto-mammals, similar to synapsids, and B. they perform ritual scarification as a right of passage, like many primitive societies.
The problem with that, is at least all movie versions, show the dreads as “tentacles”. Like, they even have gaps in the skull (in Pred 2), that seem like they are attached to the brain.
What would they do about a bald predator?
@@dipanjanghosal1662 Fakes maybe?
Not hair, similar to hair but flexible enough to be plaited together. Like you see on other parts of their body like eyebrows, etc. But as they grow the plaits would grow together to form one thick cord from being bound so tightly. And they are sensory organs with blood supply. I think they're more like a horn than hair minus the hardened layer of keratin so the blood supply is exposed to the air allowing them to cool off or warm up as needed since they're probably also "cold blooded" and since they're essentially braiding together fibers of flesh not only would it hurt but eventually it would grow together into one thick tentacle like cord
@@aliahpersonous2893 When I say they scalp, I mean, they SCALP. As in, they remove all of the hair follicles and skin, then bind the remaining hairs so tightly that they actually malform the bone over time. This process likely takes place decades before their first hunt, while their bones are still growing.
I will now officially start the Ahnold favorite lines thread with: "if it bleeds, we can kill it." xD
My personal favorite because of how he said it
“jesus christ marge what the fuck”
"You're fired" (launches a missile with a terrorist strapped to it)
“Stick around”
The Bio-mask of the Predator also allows its eyes to change to our vision as well as their default and thermo-vision. AvP cannon also gives the mask a vision like their default but modified to highlight a Xenomorph either a green colour or blueish (depending on the version of Bio-mask). AvP cannon also gives them a kind of photo-negative like vision used to track other brethren, commonly given to new hunters called youngbloods.
The yautja existed before the formation of earth as they were battling xenos in deep space at that time. They're not from earth. Read some of the dark horse comics or any of the novels and you'll see.
Yes the predator home world are called yautja prime
There are several comics that do have different canons. In one, it’s theorized in universe that they might’ve evolved from relocated Earth therapsids.
In another, it’s that the Engineers created them.
There's multiple sources about the Yautja and their origin, it's never been made super clear which source is truly cannon. According to Ridley Scott the dark horse comics aren't cannon and neither is AVP.
My point is that there's plenty of room for speculation and fan theories..
I love the blending of all the movie genres: sci-fi, 80s action, military thriller, slasher horror
I thought snake only had heat sensing pits in their faces, didn't think they could actually SEE int the infrared spectrum.
Depends on the phylogeny of the snake.
Some do have heat pits. Others don’t. Some are egg laying. Others give birth to live young.
That part when the Yautja starts laughing madly at him especially is chilling because they are mimics more than actual speaking creatures. Which begs the question of where/from who did it pick up that sound from? A classic movie, one of the best of the 80's! I saw it in summer of '87 (the year I graduated high school!) for dirt cheap at a matinee--it rocked then and it rocks now!
Additionally; there was also another race of reptilian-esque beings called; Hish-qu-Ten they; imitate the Yautja behaviore; but they were extremely diffetentiated from them, especially by their biology.
I'm pretty sure the Hish-Que-Ten was a writer trying to rewrite established Predator lore and renamed the species. As far as I'm aware most people really dislike this and just go by the established name Yautja. But if you can source me to where it shows that they were similar species I'd actually appreciate that. I love reading Predator lore.
@@ItsNorthernStar you're completely right.
They also used the yautja as gladiators
Yautja lore is always fascinating and enjoyable to read
@@ItsNorthernStar Not the most reliable source but the Hish are getting an action figure and a character in hunting grounds. Apparently they're the predator's ancestor now.
I would like to watch a Predator movie that stars a Female Predator, but at the same time, I don’t think I should because Hollywood at times screws things up.
That time has passed. If not then wait a while. With them being so tribal maybe the females do the invading of planets and things? They’d have to be just as clever in everything in order to be able to deal with the males and their moments of asshatery. 😂😂
While we don't have a movie, we do have a comic with a female Yautja called Big Mama.
If you feel like looking at comics, you can find one about a human woman who joins the Yautja as a clan member. It’s good stuff.
@@canadiancanucklehead8310 Machiko Noguchi
I have a feeling if we were to get a movie featuring a female Yautja she would end up being way too humanized/sexualized. In the new game, Predator Hunting Grounds, the females are tiny and skinny compared to the males, even though it is canon that the females are bigger and stronger than the males. I'm 99% sure that design choice, which so blatantly disregarded the canon, was just to be more appealing to their audience (men) which was VERY disappointing. Anyway, knowing that, I feel like Hollywood would probably do something similar.
Well you definetly need to do a video about the xenomorphs or maybe the engineers.
The Yautja has to be one of the most original and iconic creatures to ever grace the big screen! Predators are badass galactic assassins that have interesting and believable backstories that are grounded in science which adds to their cool factor. I want you guys to name three monsters/aliens from either film, games or comics with one being your favourite and three being your third favourite.
1. Yautja (Predator)
2. Xenomorph (Alien)
3. Sangheili (Halo)
1: Protoss from StarCraft series
2: Space Marine Primarchs from 40k, not the regular Marines, the Primarchs specifically
3: the leaders of the aliens from xcom enemy Union
If you can't tell I rather like the concept of psychic creatures
Hmmm
1. Cyberdemon (Doom)
2. Godzilla (2014)
3. Rayquaza (Pokémon)
1. Yautja (a radical meritocracy). Your reputation is based on your last achievement/challenge.
2. Xenomorph. The word is just Greek for Strange shape. The real name of the creature is unknown, but I am pretty sure is a biomechanical weapon.
3. The thing. A shapeshifting parasite. Only motivation is absorb anything.
4. The Gravemind (a hivemind). Unlike the Thing, this one is a centralized intelligence, with complex motivations and higher intellect.
I'm looking forward to seeing this franchise further in depth especially the aliens. Keep up the good work 👌
I love how people have broken down why an aliens/Predators blood is green based on the elements in the atmosphere with the most scientific precision. But in the 80s a director just said "yeah and it's gonna have green blood cos it's an alien"
About time you did the Yautja!! Thanks bro!
I like this man's content man you have a lot of content and it's just not on movies man you even cover games holy hell lol
I am loving your content! The Predator franchise is one of my all-time favorites, and I have never found them delved into so deeply. I thought that I knew virtually everything about them--read all the books, most of the comics, etc. but I had never heard the theory that they are from a primordial Earth!
If you haven't done one already...could you do one about the Xenomorphs from the Alien franchise?
Damn... I thought I was a Predator fan. Thanks to your wonderful channel, I know now that they're Yautja.
Thanks!!!
You didn’t even cover the creature’s feet? DISAPPOINTED!
not me vibing to halo 2 ost while learning about yautja. this video was made specifically for me and i thank you
This was a great video, I love the Predators man! I hope you do the Xenomorph soon!
Man, this channel is just so rad. I've been subscribed since the first doom vids came out and every morphology video is just so damn good
Marines : we're the deadliest fighting force
Yautja:hold my alien blood coffee
It would be really great to see a Master Chief versus Predator video breakdown or him going against a xenomorph or something. Your videos are just so great.
“...basically just rage quits...”
lmao 😂😂😂
Excellent Video. Great info and I like your Theory on their origins.
I know its a difficult one, but can you do an analysis of tyranid bioforms(one or several) from warhammer40k?
i like how this dude just explains a 1-2 hour movie in like, 8 minutes
What if due to the harsh environment of the yautja, their early ancestors carried subdued prey with there mandibles before evolving to be bipedal. This could also lead to an early rise of pack mentality and help start civilization faster than humanity.
Sounds plausible. I was thinking that they could be a mating thing, or maybe could help in vocalization.
Thank u for this my dear friend :) I looooove yautja so much
The bigger question is do you consider the movie “The Predators” canon. Because that pretty much ruins everything.
That movie gave actual Yajutas cancer. Not Canon 🔥
The Predator isn't canon and it never will be.
I like the comic better
Should've just made a sequel to predators
your video here was awesome man ... it should have 5 million likes
Human history according to my history teacher: long, boring, and typically slept through.
Human history according to Roanoke: Rock super effective.
The Silurian theory is fascinating. It's so cool how you added that to this video.
It always struck me as odd how a species with the ideology of the predators could reach space travel. Maybe the ones we see in the movies are the tribal post-apocalyptic descendants of an advanced species and are just turning military gear into hunting gear and barely creating new inventions like The Imperium Of Man in 40K.
I see you may, or may not be a heretic. I am sure the inquisition will be pleased with this discovery.
Anyways the Yautja are actually a very advanced species, they live in a society where they no longer have to worry about scarcity of resources, so they dedicate themselves to find the most worthy pray of there to satisfy their superiority complex as a species.
Think of it as ore fall elder. A species so advanced in a technological standpoint that they developed a culture to satisfy their needs for the next millennium if not more. The exception is the bloody orgies, instead they go around kidnapping all kinds of species to put them in their "game worlds" to satisfy their hunt. Now they are more like the Dark Eldar except that they don't fear their soul getting sucked away.
I am sorry for this late comment, I just saw someone who knew about 40k, so I geeked out for a bit.
Wow! You got a lot from analyzing the first movie alone! A lot of points you make actually remind me of a bunch of expanded universe content with the predators! Theres even one where a human who had a close encounter with a predator speculates that they may actually be from earth.
For the mandables, those might be a means of vocalizing, threat display, trapping prey within the mouth, expressing mood, etc. i think i remember hearing somewhere they might actually use their mandibles to press buttons on the interior of the mask which does sound a little silly but fun.
There was scientist in a predator book of comic that did speculate that yautja were descended from earth’s therapsids.
Hmmm
1. Cyberdemon (Doom)
2. King Ghidorah (2019)
3. Rayquaza (Pokémon)
The funny thing about your videos is that I don't even need to see them to give them a thumbs up all I need is the tittle
I appreciate the support man!
0:08 ah roanoke...this is why we love ya man.
Man the practical effects of the OG Predator are STILL amazing looking.
I'm also a huge Predator fan and have read much of the comics, books and watched all the movies so love the video!
🤣🤣🤣 "rock and club go smash" fucking love that
This was great. I can’t wait to see more predator and possibly eventually xenomorph videos from you
In Predator 2.......Danny Glover killed a Predator also.......With its own weapon!
10:28 that moment when Roanoke used a slur meant for Sangheili to refer to a Predator lmao
"Strongest and most intelligent to survive"
Eh, If only it was same in our case
Yo that get to the choppa was on point not gonna lie my man
The predator didn’t self-destruct purely out of being beaten.
The predators want to die honorably in battle, and Dutch was going to kill it but stopped, and so the predator believed it wouldn’t get its honorable death so (kinda like seppuku) it’s takes its own life for honor AND to keep its technology out of our hands.
TLDR: predator didn’t get an honorable death so it took its own life.
AWESOME review bro!
10:49-11:44 To add on to Yautja vision, I always believed they had a form of echo location along with thermal vision. In an environment where everything is hotter than you, as a prey animal it would be really useful to have the ability to actively raise your own body temperature as a form of camouflage to hide from a predator. To counter this, a predator would need another form of sight to make out their prey. It would explain why the Predator does the clicking noise every so often and that's probably what the mandibles are for.
Now I want to see Master Chief Vs Predator. One of my favorite Predator stories was Batman Vs Predator. It’s not as campy as you think. It’s dark and really well done. Gritty it starts as a detective story where B-man is working with Gordon to track down a serial killer. Batman then becomes the target of said killer which turns out to be a Predator. It would make a great limited streaming series.
Upsetting that I still never get notifications of your uploads, but I digress. Great video. Personally I wanna know where you get your constant good content from and how you can study it so quickly 🤔
Yes Roanoke, your Arnold Schwarzenegger impression is on point
If I remember correctly the infra red sight is a feature of the mask and not their eyes
It's their eyes as well!
They can see in infrared with out the mask, but the mask has other spectrum of infrared and other vision modes to see other light and heat signals
The way I understood is that the biomask essentially filters out ambient heat to allow the yautja to see body heat better. This is most pronounced during the scene in Predators after the berserker kills the normal predator.
Just stumbled across a badass channel, subbed 😎
Xenomorph explained next? I hope so. Gotta talk about those acid blood silicon-based space cockroaches, my man.
Dutch: "It ain't Tahiti, but it'll do"
Also Dutch: *proceeds to get his entire gang killed.... again*
Hey Roanke, can you make a video on the rest of Half-Life's fauna using their Black Mesa versions and footage?
I agree, please do this my friend.
"I thought you had skills, squid-face." -A Marine taunting an Elite in Halo 2
Fun Fact: There was a predator that (briefly) fought side by side with a pirate captain who's crew attempted a mutiny. After the battle, the pirate gave the Predator a flintlock pistol as a trophy before they parted ways.
Fun fact the new predator movie says otherwise
Dude, your "get to the chopper" line was the best line in the video, only matched by your recognition of your Arnold accent.
Actually according to the lore the mandibles of the Yautja have function, they use them for communication during mating, plus they control the biomask with their mandibles
spartans vs yautja now you've done it now you've hyped me
Predator was easily one of my favorite films as a kid. I find myself kinda leaning towards the ancient Earth origin but I think more concrete lore is needed on that subject.
Hollywood's current representation of them is a bit of a mess and it's unfortunate that Ridley Scott won't except them into his Alien lore because I think we could do great work with them. Maybe the "Alphas" had something to do with it...*wink*
all i'm saying is i liked the predators before now, but with your entire scientific explanation which btw is amazing i'm even more in love with them and their origins and culture
And remember, folks; if you you wanna live for more than a century, all you have to do are either consume Yautja flesh, or do a blood transfusion.
Btw, I know most of the subjects you talk about in your videos; but, I still watch the explanations because I enjoy hearing your input.
Love the jab at the untrustworthy "Trust And Safety" person.
Interesting analysis. What I was also expecting to see and I didn’t, was the size of Yautja Prime and its way bigger gravity, which might explain Predator’s ability to leap on Earth the same way Armstrong was on the Moon
The physical capabilities of the Yautja also support the idea that they are actual aliens. If Yautja Prime has a higher mass than Earth this would quiet easily explain the Predator's strength and speed. Earth gravity is simply much lower than what they are used to on their home.
This could also be the reason why they love to hunt here: it's just way more fun in low gravity.
THANK YOU for putting "EXPLORED" and not "EXPLAINED"..... Finally someone who's not pretending to be a expert on RUclips.
Loved your imitation of Arnold! ;)
😎😎
« Haha rock and club go smash » is a legendary quote
Predator: You beat me, hacker!!!!, im out!
The Yautja has left the match
Dutch: He rage quit?... what a noobish muthaf***er
I was pretty into the game Wildlands a few years ago and they came out with a predator mission where you go into the forest for whatever reason and you become the yautja’s prey. Once you kill it it sets off a timer just like in the movie, first time my crew finally beat it we were not ready for the explosion and we infuriatingly didn’t make it. Super fun and challenging mission if you’re a predator fan.
Haha FOURTH time!! 😁😁
Pls do a video on either the vampyre or lycans (werewolves) from the Underworld movie franchise.
Might be able to do that in the future!
I'm learning more about biology then what I did in school.
Maybe because Roanoke is using awesome movies and games!
Hey! It's the Predator's 33rd birthday! ^w^ Happy birthday, Predator.
Sick video bro, keep it up!👌🔥
Really appreciate the effort u put in these
Roanoke talks like that one really likable boomer teacher
Just today found your channel amazing,can you do review on The Mist (2007) ? Would really be interesting :)
YES, HE FINALLY MADE THIS VIDEO!!!!
First time watcher great video you did a great job on it and may I say no shit your damn right it was a hell of impression of the Governator I haven’t heard one that good in a 🤔 well, I can’t remember when it’s been that freaking long of a time ago 👍🏽👍🏽
Dutch: Im going to finish you, Bastard
Predator: JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJ
*Predator has left the server*