This was one of the hardest videos I've ever made, but also one of my new favorites. I really hope y'all enjoyed! And I made a mistake: it's not a T-Rex 😭

am i watching nat geo or?

As a guy who likes history and Lego this video was awesome!

Dinosaur age 0:18 Cave man 0:45 Ancient Egypt 1:10 Ancient China 1:30 Ancient maya 1:59 Ancient India 2:15 Ancient Greece 2:25 Ancient Rome 2:36 Fall of Rome 2:49 Middle Ages 3:08 Castles 3:16 Vikings 3:44 Mozart 4:17 William shakespeare 4:25 Mona lisa 4:28 Discovering the americas 4:39 Pirates 4:51 Wild west 5:31 Invention of trains 6:13 Invention of cameras 6:18 Invention of dynamite Invention of the typewriter 6:30 Invention of the phone 6:33 Invention of the lightbulb 6:37 Invention of cars 6:41 Invention of planes 6:47 World war 1 & 2 6:52 The moon landing 7:25 Popular (modern) Music 7:35 Modern (popular movies & shows) TV 7:41 Invention of the internet 7:48 Invention of the microwave 7:54 Invention of robots 7:55 Invention of credit cards 7:55 Invention of skateboards 7:56 Invention of the printer 7:57 Invention of video games 7:58 Invention of Lego 7:58 Invention of the iPhone 7:59 Invention of social media 8:00 Invention of drones 8:01 Modern age 8:02 The future 8:13 Flight 8:18 Teleportation 8:20 Clones 8:22 Invisible 8:23 Never age 8:24 End of the world 8:26 (This comment took 10 mins to make so pls like not begging 👍 🙏🏿) I messed up on China it should be 1:36 Dynamite should be 6:25

The world will not end.

My boy finally on that stop motion grind. Let’s gooo!

This is the most educational yet entertaining video i have ever seen...

TD BRICKS calls carnosaurus a Trex💀

The internet was actually created as a military software to communicate in like the 70s or something

Bro just taught me an entire year worth of history lessons in like 10 minutes

6:13 Henry! :D

Bro just explained all my social study’s. I don’t need school, I got TD Bricks😂

This now makes up my entire recollection of history…

0:19 Prehistory 1:10 Ancient Era 2:58 Medieval Era 4:11 The Renaissance 6:08 The Industrial Revolution 6:56 The World War Era 7:23 The Modern Period 8:14 The Future

I can't believe td bricks forgot the American revolution, napolinonic wars, the American civil war, the crimen war and Vietnam but the video was still very entiertaning and injoyable.

As a history fan, I'd like to point out some things that were left out or inaccurate: 1. For the Greeks, you left out their achievements in philosophy, Democracy, and theater 2. Shakespeare and Mozart existed well after the Renaissance period 3. Aside from Pirates, there were the American and French Revolutions 4. You could've mentioned the pre-modern times movie industry evolution 5. Among the developed music, you left out disco.

6:13 aw heck nah! Henry joined TDs channel!

I am a videographer & designer as my primary living, and I have to say, THIS WAS EDITED BEAUTIFULLY. I don’t even want to see your timeline on premiere, I’m overwhelmed just watching this work of art! You’re awesome at what you do!

I LOVE 💕 ❤ HISTORY

0:47 OOGA BOOGA 4:34 Perfection 8:50 OOGA BOOGA Part2

bruh this man gave us a history lesson better than teachers could ever hope to give us

0:27 This a Carnotaurus

i want for this video to be in history classes. EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM.

1:53 I appreciate the attention to detail, as that is the actual starting "handshake" to start a duel or while sparring

6:28 that type writer looks really good at first I thought it was a custom piece

If only teachers made social studies this exciting

Did anyone notice the face that he put on the train was Henry from Thomas and friends?

"But at (blah blah blah) Rome had been attacked by Barbaric tribes" Barbarians was a pain in Rome's ass for a while

7:50 one two bucle my SHOOOUUUSS

Imagine if this guy became a history teacher and uses legos as a way to explain some events.

I'm watching from the future, it's 3000 these actually, it's pretty accurate. It's a one thing that we can't tell yet but for trying

1:10 MASTER WU!!!

Intro 0:00- 0:10 Dinosaurs 0:19- 0:43 Stone Age 0:48- 1:10 Ancient era 1:10- 2:54 Medieval era 2:59- 4:12 Rennisanse era 4:12- 6:08 Industrial Revolution 6:08- 6:56 WW1 and WW2 6:56 Modern period (new age) 7:23- 8:02 The future (emergent age)8:15 And ooga booga

The only history lesson I’ve ever payed attention too.

Dis man and sacred are the 🐐 fr like their vids are fire

I LOVE your Delorean model! It made my day how much detail there is.

As a time machine made of lego I can confirm this is true

8:00 lego was founded in 1939

Wow nice creation, also if you need to hide a body dig a hole that’s very deep then grow a tree on where the body was hidden and also don’t put a dead animal because a bear will dig it up.

0:19 5000BC - 4000BC ( Africa ) 1:10 3150BC - 476AD ( Egypt - China - Brazil - Greek Roman empire )

0:19 prehistory 1:10 ancient era (Egypt) 1:37 ancient era (China) 1:58 Mayan era 2:14 India 2:24 Greek 2:36 Rome 2:49 Rome collapsed (476 ad) 2:55 medieval era 3:08 medieval Europe 3:45 Vikings 4:02 renaissance era 4:44 North America 5:30 the Wild West 6:07 the Industrial Revolution 6:56 the world war era 7:22 the modern period 8:15 the future

Best video by far... the history, the builds, the comedy, the stop-motions, the editing. Its perfect

6:12 Henry's face got me XD 💀

Bro thought Columbus discovered north America The mayans:🗿 The Aztecs:🗿 The Incas:🗿

7:38 you could have put the Beatles because rock was calm back then

6:51 No, that was literally a slingshot that flew under favorable conditions. The most relevant invention is that of Santos Dumont, as it was the first to fly by itself, and was not even patented, thus leading to the emergence of aeronautics

All violinists know that is the MOST SACRILEGIOUS WAY TO HOLD YOUR VIOLIN Amazing vid btw

Rome never collapsed, it just disappeared. The Emperor either dropped the job or a similar group are still around today

0:22 any true dinosaur nerd at this exact moment would be triggered

1:10 it’s officially cannon that Master Wu existed during the ancient times

who needs the history teachers?? We have TD bricks!

as an inhabitant of the year 3079, I no cap can correct that we can indeed "fly"" tho we refer to it as hover travel. I can also confirm that we do not age as I have been 26 for 50 years. something you forgot to mention though is that we also invented time travel, but only to up to 1065 years in the past or future.

I love that td is now a history teacher and a Lego UKpostsr. Keep it up man

Your stop motion game is getting better and better!

If u added Pompeii, u can make a amphitheater for gladiators 🤕⚔️

3:32 Burger king didn't exict at that time💀💀💀

This dude just gave me a history lesson and made it fun? I swear, my history teacher needs to take a note Frome this GOAT.

7:17 N@zi's in 1945:

At the start, he ain't wrong. Triceratops was actually a vegetarian dinosaur. They only ate plants, and vegetables are plants.

Honorable mentions: First Real President of The United States, George Washington (1789) JFK’s Assassination (1963) 9/11 (2001) Like for more!

4:21 Mozart didn't reate in Renessaince but in enlighment era about 200 years later. Same goes for Shakespeare who was rather an baroque author

1:28 COBRA! my fav part of the whole video :)

0:27 carnotaurus ❌ 0:27 T-Rex✅

As a time traveler from the year 9243 i can confirm that you represented the future very accurately

6:10 The Industrial Revolution = The Inventing Age

0:19 Prehistory 1:10 Ancient Era 2:58 Medieval Era 4:11 The Renaissance 6:08 The Industrial Revolution 6:56 The World War Era 7:23 The Modern Period 8:14 The Future 8:26 the end of the world and 8:39 all of the above summarized and the destruction of the book

I am from 1000 years in the future. We have successfully colonized Mars and your primitive depiction was somewhat correct.

That was pretty accurate

“And the t rex” pulls out a carnotaur 😂😂

8:32 you did an acurate job

2:12 everybody gangsta until the chocolate starts melting

History is one of the greatest subject ngl

8:27 as someone watching 1000 years from now, this is very accurate.

8:14 Wii Music-

The best lesson of history 🙂

Bro just summed up my entire history curriculum in 10 minutes! Awesome video ❤ 😀

The "t-rex" is a Carnotaurus but it is okay, to the untrained eye, any large bipedal dinosaur might be confused with the famous Tyrannosaurus Rex (T-Rex). However, while both the Carnotaurus and T-Rex are indeed bipedal theropods from the Late Cretaceous period, they are distinctly different in several significant ways. From their geographical distribution and physical anatomy to their evolutionary lineage, understanding these differences sheds light on the vast and varied world of prehistoric life. Geographical Distribution First and foremost, these two dinosaurs inhabited different parts of the world. The T-Rex is primarily associated with North America, with fossils primarily found in the United States and Canada. In contrast, the Carnotaurus was discovered in South America, with the most famous specimens originating from Argentina. This geographical separation meant that these two giants likely never encountered each other in their lifetimes. Physical Anatomy and Appearance Upon closer examination, the physical differences between the Carnotaurus and the T-Rex become more apparent. One of the most notable differences is the presence of two large horns above the eyes of the Carnotaurus, a feature absent in the T-Rex. These horns give the Carnotaurus its name, which means "meat-eating bull." Moreover, the T-Rex, recognized for its massive head and powerful jaws, had a bite force that was among the strongest of any land animal. Its teeth were robust and banana-shaped, perfect for crushing bone. The Carnotaurus, on the other hand, had a more slender skull and its teeth were more suited for slicing than bone-crushing. The arms of the Carnotaurus are also noteworthy. While T-Rex's tiny arms have become the stuff of pop culture jokes, the arms of a Carnotaurus were even smaller in proportion to its body, with four-fingered hands, as opposed to the two-fingered hands of the T-Rex. Skin and Texture Recent discoveries have given us clues about the texture of these dinosaurs' skins. Impressions from Carnotaurus fossils suggest that it had a scaly skin with a mosaic of non-overlapping scales. In contrast, while the T-Rex might have had some scaly regions, there is evidence to suggest the presence of feathers, at least during some stages of its life, especially when younger. Behavioral Speculation While it's challenging to make concrete assertions about the behavior of animals extinct for millions of years, some paleontologists believe that due to their physical differences, the hunting and feeding behaviors of these two predators might have varied. T-Rex, with its bone-crushing bite, might have been more of an ambush predator, relying on its raw power. Carnotaurus, with its leaner build, might have been a faster runner, chasing down prey in short bursts. Evolutionary Lineage While both dinosaurs are theropods, they come from different branches of the theropod family tree. The T-Rex belongs to the coelurosaur group, which includes other notable members like the Velociraptor. In contrast, Carnotaurus is an abelisaurid, a group of theropods that were particularly prevalent in the southern continents during the Late Cretaceous. In conclusion, while both the Carnotaurus and the Tyrannosaurus Rex are awe-inspiring relics of a time long past, they are distinct in their own right. Their differences underscore the vast diversity of dinosaur species that once roamed our planet. So, the next time someone points to a Carnotaurus and calls it a T-Rex, you'll be equipped to share the fascinating tale of two very different, yet equally remarkable, prehistoric predators. I love your videos tho

6:40 I've been trying to make a car like that for months to go with the 19th century town I'm working on but I've never been sure how to go about making one. I'd be grateful if you would post a tutorial on how to build it! Amazing builds in this video!

i feel like you should’ve added the time when Christopher Columbus accidentally founded the Americas

People who can confirm that he destroyed the earth correctly one thousand years later 👇

I didn't think TD would turn a LEGO video into a history lesson, but I bet my World History teacher would love this video.

If you like the stop motion 👇

We now need this legend to do the whole US history lol

I think you did a pretty darn good accurate job 😂

This guy is better than most history teachers edit: how the fuck did this get 12 likes???

I would definitely want to fly in the future, let's just hope Ty doesn't throw the earth again before flying happens 😬.

If the history lesson was taught in LEGO

You did an excellent job TD bricks

Video was perfectly made. It includes accurate facts, lots of comedy and lots of Lego sets used in it. But something is definitely missed. Especially with Space. First animals, first human, first woman, first human in outer space - all were from USSR.

5:49 animan studio references

He did a 10/10 job of making the Earth look like it’s destroyed 🙂 We’re living the dream on Mars…

Can someone hire this Guy for my history class

1:51 great stop motion!

burger king at 3:32

I actually know exactly how the world is going to look like in 1000 years

He teaches History in a fun way

THE HISTORY TEACHERS HAVE TO SHOW THIS TO US

As someone who does history and geography I would like to inform you that the mayans are not south american but north american (more central america) on the yucatan

Who need school when you have this

4:28 *Leonardo da Vinci