what would you say if they were the MCs? Jaadugar: A Witch's Life in Mongol Episode 3 Reaction

[00:00:05][applause] Hour of the Dragon. Hey, what is going on folks? Uh, so we're going to jump into Jadagar. Uh, we're going to jump into episode three. Uh, if you guys are new to the channel, I always remind you guys, consider subscribing. Does a lot to help this channel and post some more content. Uh, especially I use my subscriptions and my view counts and my comments to determine which shows people actually want to see the reactions for the most. Um, if my tone is No, I'll get to that diff. I'll get to that when the time is appropriate. All right, so we're going to jump right into it. Much love to you guys. Uh, episode three.

[00:00:45]>> Get the book back, girl.

[00:00:48]I didn't even think that'd be a plot point. the universal ruler.

[00:00:57]I have been reading the comments, so people have been letting me know this is based on a true story. Um, with the Genghaskhan aspect, I greatly will assume so. Uh before I delve into this further, you know, one one one of my patron uh comments that stood out to me was that you know I have grown up with the thought process that Genghaskhan was a conqueror and not really a hero but he is painted in a noble attribute. He's conquered so much 17th of the world has his genes you know that's what they say 17th 1/8 nth it's something like that.

[00:01:31]So he he is somebody to like kind of look up to. Uh especially even like in the hip-hop rap community, that kind of thing. No, I shouldn't say I've heard a couple lyrics where where it's genus.

[00:01:41]So, forget about the hip-hop rap community. I should not say that. What I should say is pop culture. That's what I should have said. In pop culture, Genghaskhan in my [music] view is more of a positive light, but I now know in different parts of the world um that may not be the case because he was literally conquering uh y'all territories. So, you may not have the same viewpoint. Um, people compared him to Hman. I'm like, whoa, that sets things in perspective.

[00:02:12]I like how such a small tribe start off that way.

[00:02:18]>> Brothers.

[00:02:20]Oh, I'm thinking that these might all be Genghaskhan's sons. Like, seriously.

[00:02:25]>> Third prince. It just told me and I I was I was looking at the bottom. Second prince. Welcome back. Okay, that's why I went back. I was like, "Wait, [snorts] >> is there a smell I'm missing?" Yo, hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up. Yeah, sniffing was a traditional I found it. Yeah, sniffing was a traditional Mongolian greeting known as smell sniff. It was practiced by Gangaskkan and his sons across the Mongol Empire to express deep affection, respect. Oh, yo, to me, that's kind of rude. Now, it's kind of interesting how different cultures are. If if I you smell me, I'm like, "Yo, [snorts] I mean, I might have good clones, so I guess you should." I just think that's interesting. By the way, I'm not judging it. It caught my eyes. And it just shows you how one thing is a is a great gesture in another culture, and in your culture, it could be uh rude, like burping. Some people like that means the meal is good. Other people like, "Oh, you don't have table manners."

[00:03:23]Fascinating. Let me know if looking things up bother you guys because I could remain in ignorance or rely on the comment section or since I'm doing a solo reaction with the internet right in front of me, I can also look it up and then other people are learning with me.

[00:03:36]If you guys don't know this stuff, let me know what you guys prefer.

[00:03:40]My wife asked me for this book as a Oh, that's why he was looking for the book.

[00:03:51]He don't know.

[00:03:57][laughter] >> So you have a scholar who can Nope.

[00:04:02]>> I knew it. Nope. I don't think so. Is that easy? [laughter] Wow.

[00:04:11]So, so first of all, first of all, I don't know. I'm just going to react normally. These guys have great personalities from a viewer perspective and they could easily have been the protagonist in another story line. Um [laughter] they're the guy's fun. He's a loving husband from Lee's perspective and war is nothing especially if he's a son of Ganga Scott. So I can only imagine how he's raised or what their thought process was how their culture the whole mentality was. He's like yo my wife sent me out there somewhere a couple people GOT THE BOOK. I DON'T KNOW WHAT IT SAID.

[00:04:41]IT COULD have been jewelry. It could have been this BUT ALL SHE WANTED was a book. Easy. I did it TO MAKE MY WIFE HAPPY, [laughter] MAN.

[00:04:51]>> It's crazy.

[00:04:54]>> You don't even want to know.

[00:04:57]>> I thought he nope.

[00:05:02]>> Nope.

[00:05:04]>> He'd rather die. I feel you.

[00:05:08]>> We lost Fatima over this. I'm sorry. See the perspective difference? good husband. But we lost my Fatima for this.

[00:05:18]Unfortunate. Unfortunate.

[00:05:25]We don't want to hear that.

[00:05:32]Oh, the amount of perspectives you have to have based on merit.

[00:05:45]Wow. She's going to fake it. She's going to do it. She's going to do it.

[00:05:54]She's going to do it.

[00:06:01]Scary.

[00:06:06]This is episode one girl. She's going to fool him.

[00:06:11]Sitar well born gets too long.

[00:06:22]Oh, >> so I I actually feel a little emotional.

[00:06:32]It's actually crazy the contrast. It depends. Like I said, Genghaskhan's sons could have been a protagonist in another story. So when I was watching it from their side, um I definitely felt, you know, it was fun. Haha, whatever. And I was like, "Yo, he did all this. Yo, he's a good husband." There was jokes to be said. But from her perspective, it was like, "So, let me get this straight." I was like, "Yeah, yeah, you're right.

[00:06:56]Yeah, you're right, girl. Yeah, that's that's exactly what happened." And and then it's crazy. And then, you know, you know, looking at this part of the world, it's like it's like they still got to deal with it. You know what I mean? It's it's somebody attacked this nation and then their thought process is and now things are going to be great because now it's going to be a merit-based system, but look how many people died, you know, as you're trying to sell her this. You can't sell her this while her while her while someone important to her died. So, of course, she's going to have resentment and dislike you guys. And that's that's going to last for generations. And I'm looking at things that happened today. And I'm like, yeah, that that's why I got emotional because I was like, there is somebody who is still going through what this girl is going through in a different capacity, a different way. And it it it sucks, man.

[00:07:41]It sucks.

[00:08:04]Not Fatima.

[00:08:06]>> What?

[00:08:10]She carries on the name.

[00:08:14]Oh.

[00:08:22]I mean, everyone's dead. Maybe except for Muhammad, who she says she'll never see again.

[00:08:29]>> Take that book back.

[00:08:34]Goed character.

[00:08:38]Goed character.

[00:08:43]She don't look happy either, man.

[00:08:46]What if she don't want to be his wife?

[00:08:48]>> [laughter] >> Oh, this is a random woman.

[00:09:00]Can't even imagine. That's crazy.

[00:09:03]You learn know thy enemy.

[00:09:07]Know thy enemy.

[00:09:12]Reminds me of my goat Kushida from the classroom of the elite.

[00:09:16]a noble opponent or pro protagonist.

[00:09:20]Everyone here is my enemy. See how how come y'all couldn't give Kushida the same grace?

[00:09:35]She don't want nothing to do with y'all.

[00:09:38]Ah.

[00:09:43]Oh.

[00:09:45]Oh, there's two women thinking the same thing kind of. Boy, so these two ladies could be allies if they knew what each other's thinking.

[00:10:01]Tump that gal.

[00:10:08]Mongol home camp.

[00:10:11]Oh my gosh. They said a half a year.

[00:10:17]We're learning just like her.

[00:10:23]Always face south.

[00:10:28]Rigorous.

[00:10:32]Oh, if they follow a rigidous daily schedule, they got a way to keep track.

[00:10:38]The sun, that's why it always faces south.

[00:10:45]Oh, that's cool.

[00:10:47]Yeah, [laughter] [gasps] that's funny.

[00:10:57]That's interesting.

[00:10:58]The tent gives you the information that you need. Ah, >> that was an immortal creepy. What perspective am I missing on this one?

[00:11:17]She put a watermelon. She can't be faking it. Look at her.

[00:11:27]She got a little too close.

[00:11:33]It's kind of interesting how much Rome these other people have. They know they're not going to act out.

[00:11:44]This is the immortal or he knows a secret to immortal. [crying] >> What is it?

[00:11:54]Oh, don't drop it. Don't drop it.

[00:12:00]No, I don't believe he said anything.

[00:12:06]>> The solar eclipse.

[00:12:10]Uh-huh. Sometimes these are omens.

[00:12:18]>> What language you speaking to him?

[00:12:22]>> Uh, she's very educated.

[00:12:25]Oh, she's a six tense.

[00:12:28]Oh, she like she used a reflection to figure that out. Other people are looking directly at it.

[00:12:39]They didn't know the exact time.

[00:12:43]Oh, she went to go figure it out.

[00:12:50][applause] Hour of the Dragon later here.

[00:12:58]Different time.

[00:13:00]Uhhuh.

[00:13:07]Yeah.

[00:13:12]I mean, I know this. I'm like, what what's what's the end point going to be?

[00:13:18]Yeah.

[00:13:20]Yes.

[00:13:23]Yes. And what do you get out of that?

[00:13:25]Different angles to see things. Even even even something like that, looking at cultures and and stuff, different angles. I don't know if the show is going to go there, but I'm like, yo, different angles, different parts of the world. We're seeing things from a different place. The world is such a vast uh uh ocean.

[00:13:46]I'm something of a scholar.

[00:13:51]A healthy and natural death. A healthy and natural death to spread your jeans.

[00:14:03]Spread your genes so that you'll be around forever.

[00:14:07]Conquer.

[00:14:14]What?

[00:14:21]Still young.

[00:14:24]Interesting.

[00:14:28]What?

[00:14:29]Interesting. really is based on merit.

[00:14:41]>> Not who you know, what your name was, who your daddy was, what what can you do?

[00:14:51]>> I too like a merit-based society to some degree.

[00:14:55]Oh, we're passing a lot of time. Six months have gone by. Several months have gone by. Eight years from episode one.

[00:15:03]Neat.

[00:15:07][snorts] >> The world map.

[00:15:17]Oh yeah, because the world the world is flat. Even she knows that. Good on her.

[00:15:23]Right here at the edge. There's nothing after that.

[00:15:27]>> Despite what people want to tell us.

[00:15:32]our highness.

[00:15:34]Nice. Yo, folks is cold.

[00:15:39]Jeez.

[00:15:41]Oh, they've heard about you. Fatma, the book.

[00:15:58]Dang.

[00:16:02][laughter] Yo, she got far. She got far.

[00:16:05]She went through all that and finally reached her goal.

[00:16:08]>> Yep. Yep. Yeah. Yeah. It's interesting, man. I think there was things to take.

[00:16:15]You You see things differently based on where you are. Fatima has a lot to learn. To know thy enemy. To destroy thy enemy means to know thy enemy. She's getting to do that. And I I just think it's different. It's interesting how they try to prop how they propose that there are good things about the scenario but in order to have those good things like people had to die like and and and I don't know how I feel about that. I can imagine I'm going use the US. It is crazy to conceive it cuz I never I I never did by the way I have I I like that history. Let me just say what I have to say. North versus South right.

[00:16:51]So in order to free the slaves you have to we there was war. Not saying it was to free the slaves. So war was for different reasons, but the point is part of it ended up including freeing slaves.

[00:17:00]So anyways, doesn't matter why it started, but freeing slaves became a part of it. So like somebody goes there and kills your master and now you're free. You're a free slave. And the slave is looking at the north like, "Yo, I got to get the get back from my master in the south." That's just that's just a crazy concept to me. Shout out to the homies in Django because that's what Fatima is doing. And in one breath, she's been liberated, but another breath she liked her her mistress and her mistress treated her well. It would have been different if Fatima or Sati had an abusive uh master, but she didn't. And that was key. She loved them. That was family. She was a daughter to them. And that's what makes this such a compelling story. Every every person in this country or in this area has a different story or a different perspective. So, we'll see what we do with that. All right. Anyways, I thought this was a good episode. Thanks for watching, guys.

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