History of the Entire World, I Guess

This 20-minute animated video explains the entire history of the world — and the internet is obsessed with it.

A few months back, the reclusive vlogger Bill Wurtz returned from a 10-month absence from YouTube to present his magnum opus.

In 20 minutes, densely packed with jokes and surrealist graphics, “history of the entire world, i guess” is a story that covers the beginning of time until the world today.

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