Black Aristocrats of 18th Century Europe Brought To Life Using AI

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Explore the untold stories of Black aristocrats from 18th century Europe as they are brought to life through the use of AI technology. This captivating video reveals the forgotten narratives of these individuals who defied societal norms of their time. Witness the AI-generated recreations of their portraits and immerse yourself in the opulence of European courts. Discover the struggles and triumphs of these remarkable figures who left a lasting impact on art, music, and fashion. Through meticulous research and innovative AI algorithms, their historically accurate portrayals showcase their resilience and quest for social equality. Join this groundbreaking journey of rediscovery that sheds light on the diversity that shaped our world. Prepare to be captivated, educated, and inspired as the Black Aristocrats of 18th Century Europe are finally given the recognition they deserve with the help of artificial intelligence.

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@LurkerBae 11 месяцев назад

this is dope! love your channel, just found you.. I'm blown away

@frosmane9041 Год назад

1:28 that looks nothing like the painting what?

@branevans3705 Год назад

I thought the same. The others were really good to spot on.

@SoulFlexRelax Год назад

Add the critic of early Kant from Bavaria, nice video, I liked the language video very much as well

@kittysune1 Год назад

Just to add Miss Lala Fernando she was a Black and Polish trapeze artist around 1870's.

@CLSGL Год назад

18th century is the 1700s

@kittysune1 Год назад

@CLSGL I know that but I mentioned her since she is someone less known. Maybe someone will look her up and learn something new her story is fascinating.

@CLSGL Год назад

@@kittysune1 You should check out Madam CJ Walker. She’s Americas first female self made millionaire. African American woman born in 1867

@kittysune1 Год назад

@CLSGL Yes her story is awesome! I already know about her I did a small essay back in elementary. There is another African American girl who struck it rich named Sarah Rector in 1902. I know it's not 18th century but it's interesting to read about their stories.

@user-bj3lq9sy6r Год назад

Узнала своего сразу😊, Абрама Ганнибала!

@user-lm2wl9gd1h Год назад

Спасибо ✨✨✨

@amouritadi2142 Год назад

Thank you

@lqdlqd1385 Год назад

So where are the black aristocrats of 18th Century Europe? They seem to be missing on this movie.

@ioanna-elizabettapapamicha8604 Год назад

Very handsome people!.. Indeed!.

@KeikoKeepSmiling Год назад

❤❤❤

@out1302 Год назад

amazing work!

@ninanetanyahu Год назад

They aren't aristocrats...

@radthadd Год назад

Bro I'm crying. 😢

@NerdSplash5555 10 месяцев назад

This made me tear up so much I'm like what is this feeling I'm feeling?

@AKingdomCometh Месяц назад

You’re a broken and conquered people with no history, so you celebrate some obscure negro in 18th century Europe whom you have zero relation to!

@Kretek 8 месяцев назад

Why are you misleading people? Those are NOT aristocrats. Do you even understand what aristocrat mean?

@HabibPharmacy Год назад

So lovely 😍🌹 beautiful 🥰❤️💞💕🌹😊 information 😍

@MeanBeanComedy 11 месяцев назад

Those aren't aristocrats.

@therealignotus7549 Год назад

You seem to not understand what an Aristocrat is

@zaracbluebird7917 Год назад

Wauw. So beauty

@contrarian8870 11 месяцев назад

European nobility (aristocracy) descends from century-old families, which established themselves as noble in ancient times and maintained this status throughout history, via heredity. None of those European noble families were black, despite what BBC, this channel or other history-deniers may tell you, to make you feel better about yourself. The only option for a commoner to become noble was to 'marry into' nobility or be 'ennobled' by a monarch. I'm not aware of any blacks 'ennobled" until modern times. If there were any, they're not shown here. Shown here are extremely rare black commoners who lived in Europe in 18th cent. highlighted out of proportion, because it's currently "trendy"

@zealien 10 месяцев назад

Indeed. Looks like "Bourgeois" seems more appropriate.

@HamzaSayyid Год назад

Pretty liberal use of the word Aristocrat...

@kychka Год назад

True aristocratic VNATURE lets drink PITINKA FOR THIS

@Brother_Dre1900 Год назад

And yes, these people were aristocrats, despite what "anti-woke" warriors, full of hate, will want to admit to. Were they in the majority? Of course not. But they did exist. Get a grip and lighten up. Sheesh!

@MeanBeanComedy 11 месяцев назад

You don't seem to understand what aristocrat means either.

@Brother_Dre1900 11 месяцев назад

@@MeanBeanComedy No, I know what an aristocrat is. I also know that you resent these people being referred to as aristocrats for whatever perverse reason. But I know you will try and justify your hang-up.

@contrarian8870 11 месяцев назад

@@Brother_Dre1900 >"referred to as aristocrats for whatever perverse" That perverse reason is called "objective reality" or "actual history" by sane people, something you and this channel aren't familiar with, apparently. European nobility descends from old century-old families, which established themselves as noble in ancient times and maintained this status throughout history, via heredity or marriage. None of those European noble families were black, despite what BBC, this channel or other history -deniers may tell you to make you feel better about yourself. The only option for a commoner to become noble was to be 'ennobled' by the monarch. I'm not aware of any blacks 'ennobled" until modern times. If there were any, they're not shown here. Shown here are black commoners that lived in Europe.

@user-bj3lq9sy6r Год назад

Но наука сейчас говорит о том, что люди с черной кожей страдают в силу своей генетики на территориях северных широт.

@daisilyy Год назад

Where is your source?

@MeanBeanComedy 11 месяцев назад

@@daisilyyVitamin D deficiency in America by race.

@bensantos3882 Год назад

Snippets of random black people in European history does not make the majority or the pioneers of our history. Yes did they exist, of course as does most races somehow traveling around in some ways or others. Just remember these were the marginally few as in less than a hundred in the case of London England until the turn of the 20th century even. Still great cgi art to bring these people to life.

@branevans3705 Год назад

Ben, wtf? Really?

@bensantos3882 Год назад

@Bran Evans Name me one Sub-Saharan invention, book or works that we use everyday that shaped the modern world? The last serious thing was the bone tipped harpoon circa 38,000 b.c. Again I am not disproving these few exceptions like this artist brought forth. I repeat these people existed but they are the exceptions not the norm. Look at the modern Netflix Cleopatra though in how maddening this is trying to reshape our Western civilizations past with this nonsense black washing is all I am getting at.

@doxaforthesoul Год назад

Nobody asked Ben. There is no statement being made with this video. It's you who saw it and felt an immediate need to clarify. Please shut up.

@BaltimoresBerzerker Год назад

@@branevans3705yes really, nothing the OP said was historically inaccurate. They were numerically very small, a dozen people throughout hundreds of years, they weren't nobility, and left no genetic legacy with the indigenous European populations. Their cultural contributions wouldn't even be notable if they were Europeans.

@daisilyy Год назад

@@bensantos3882you're having a schizophrenic attack, ben. Please stop commenting nonsense and take your meds. 😊

@user-nd4uf5vp4m Год назад

А ещё втирают что они рабы были, это белые были рабами.

@ivan_matvichuk Год назад

Вообще то большенством рабов были действительно афроамериканцы, лишь не многим повезло быть не рабами, тоже самое про белых только там ситуация была кардинально другой, большенство не рабы, а меньшенство рабы

@BaltimoresBerzerker Год назад

@@ivan_matvichukI recommend you research slavery more. The word slave likely comes from the word Slav, because they were the predominant slave population in Europe, North Africa, and the middle east for centuries. Entire European towns were abducted into ottoman chattel slavery. In regards to European slaves in America, I recommend the book White Cargo.

@daisilyy Год назад

Literally every "race" and populations had slaves at some point in history. Some still do. So you are technically correct, but denying the african slave trade, which is literally the most documented instance of slavery, is beyond stupid. Please go back to school.

@daisilyy Год назад

Буквально у каждой «расы» и населения были рабы в какой-то момент истории. Некоторые все еще делают. Так что технически вы правы, но отрицать африканскую работорговлю, которая буквально является наиболее задокументированным примером рабства, более чем глупо. Пожалуйста, вернитесь в школу.

@user-nd4uf5vp4m Год назад

@@daisilyy что вам скажу, вы жертва школьной программы, мне вас жаль с вашими поддельными документами и учебниками, не вам меня учить на шестом десятке.

@DraxoShotta 5 месяцев назад

Very best video but these aren’t aristocratics on Europe, just very well dressed Black people

@patrickparsons2378 Год назад

These are not aristocrats and are rare exceptions rather than the norm in early modern Europe. Selectively picking odd individuals to make Wokey Dokey revisionist history is ridiculous and anachronistic. What next, claiming Kleopatra VII, Queen of Ptolemauc Egypt was a sub-Saharan black African? Oh, forgot, it's been tried and failed hilariously.

@Brother_Dre1900 Год назад

Man, you are a sick racist and are so full of hatred. Whoever stated that these folks were the norm? Is your sick hatred of Black people that severe and intense, to where you can't help yourself?