How One Hat Drove A Fandom Insane

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Stuff I Read For This Video:
The Archaeology of Indy’s Hat: mickeyblog.com/2020/06/27/the...
How Indiana Jones’s Fedora Became an Artifact With a Life of Its Own: www.theringer.com/movies/2020...
Fan sites: www.indyfan.com/forum/ www.indygear.com/igfedora.html
Concept Art: www.slashfilm.com/513048/orig...
Herbert Johnson Indy Hats: herbertjohnson.co.uk/collecti...
Bermans and Nathans History:
www.vam.ac.uk/content/articles... madeleinejude.co.uk/bermans-n...
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...
Adventurebilt Hats: www.adventurebilthats.com/subj...
Deborah Nadoolman Landis Interview: www.thefedoralounge.com/threa...
Why Harrison Ford Wasn’t the First Pick to be Indiana Jones: medium.com/knowledge-stew/why....
Indiana Jones Wiki: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiana....
Secret of the Incas Trailer: www.imdb.com/title/tt0047464/
Treasure of the Sierra Madre: www.imdb.com/title/tt0040897/
Knife Improv Scene: • Indiana Jones - Raider...
Every Indiana Jones Hat Roll Inspo: • Every Indiana Jones Ha...
Raiders of the Lost Ark Truck Dragging Scene: • Raiders of the Lost Ar...
Quentin Tarantino: www.vogue.com/article/quentin...
The Making of Raiders of the Lost Ark: • The Making of Raiders ...
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00:00 Indiana Jones and The Fedora
05:32 I'm too lazy to do the chapters I'm so sorry
06:22 I don't know why I have chapters default in the description and then never do them
08:01 haha... heyyyyy
12:46 sooo.......
16:00 wanna subscribe?? hehe thankx uwu ....... (uwu)
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@nakazoo4225 Год назад

gabi's dad needs to pick more video topics, this is gold

@tomacker5363 Год назад

I second this I've never clicked faster

@thoopsy Год назад

Just like when my mom remembers a weird-ass commercial and takes me down the wildest rabbit holes I can imagine. Except Gabi wrote a script and got paid.

@MikeB12800 Год назад

😂😂

@spartakip9507 Год назад

I'd sub his channel.

@Floris_VI Год назад

Real

@itsgabibelle Год назад

now i can go play tears of the kingdom goodbye

@cyn_cow3534 Год назад

GOODBYE

@ashtonwestrick9019 Год назад

Enjoy!!

@CO0L_CAT Год назад

Good luck

@mskelton07 Год назад

YESS!!!!

@vedoahgaming5549 Год назад

My job here is done she says

@rambbler Год назад

Your dad being so excited that he sent you the box set and 4 hats is just so wholesome.

@Curlyheart Год назад

Who's the girl in your pfp?

@noodlebanana7512 Год назад

Major dad move lol so sweet

@rambbler Год назад

@@Curlyheart sorry for the late reply, Lucy from Fairy Tail!

@Curlyheart Год назад

@@rambbler Thanks!

@EmiL_from_NieR Год назад

I can’t say shit about how crazed the fans are about the hat. I’m a cosplayer and used real wedding dress silk and spent over 30 hours just embroidering an obi sash just to cosplay as a demon from demon slayer. I even handcast my own beads out of epoxy because I couldn’t find beads like she had in her hair. I am only going to get more insane as I continue building my cosplays tbh 🤣

@itsgabibelle Год назад

thats insane attention to detail but i bet it came out so good 👌

@TornaitSuperBird Год назад

i want to cosplay but I can't find any characters that look like me

@zoerose3478 Год назад

@@TornaitSuperBird there is a database where you can search for anime characters by characteristics like gender, hair color, age, etc

@HooLeePhucingSheet 11 месяцев назад

@@TornaitSuperBird choose someone you can relate to! Everyone wears wigs and 10 bras!

@ZaHandle 11 месяцев назад

@@TornaitSuperBirdyou don’t have to look like the characters if your acting is close enough

@b2rad Год назад

I love that your dad calls it an episode like your RU-vid channel is a show on TV

@llumluella Год назад

i also call them episodes tbh

@Unfortunately_Mickey Год назад

I want more dad recommendations. Dad is doing a great job.

@ecogreen123 Год назад

i'd say it thematically makes sense.

@aguyontheinternet8436 Год назад

@@Unfortunately_Mickey o7 to gabi-dadi

@johntiter2825 Год назад

Kinda like a channel ye old Tube?

@notsteve5927 Год назад

This channel is slowly becoming a chronicle of very specific pop culture phenomena, presented as short documentaries. I love it.

@Jakepf Год назад

It's literally giving me good topics for my pop culture courses 😂

@ZzzDrained Год назад

its awesome i love funfacts😂

@ssnekky Год назад

Ikr, obscure pop culture phenomena/fandom history is one of my favorite things

@1kaz1 Год назад

This video gave me a feeling I hadn't had in a long while of "now THIS is a video I have to watch"

@1kaz1 Год назад

Oops I meant to comment that as a comment not a reply, well it's still on topic kinda

@victorrodrigues1442 Год назад

Hey Gabi, this video is SUPER relevant to me. I live literally next door to the abandoned Cury factory in Brazil, everybody here knows about this, it's a protected city building. There is even a documentary about the factory made by the granddaughter of the founder. I know way more than I should about this topic, and loved the video.

@BrunoFernandes-ty7mf Год назад

Essa fábrica fica aonde, mano? Estado e/ou cidade. Nem conhecia.

@victorrodrigues1442 Год назад

@@BrunoFernandes-ty7mf Campinas. A fachada do prédio é tombada, mas demoliram o meio e estão construindo um prédio.

@OLucasZanella Год назад

O documentário tá no RU-vid?

@victorrodrigues1442 Год назад

@@OLucasZanella Tem um no RU-vid chamado o chapeu do meu avô. Tem um outro chamado planeta fábrica, mas até onde sei não tem online. A mulher que fez chama Julia Zakia

@NeonNijahn Год назад

This video was made for you and gabis dad.

@swagromancer Год назад

Hot diggity damn, it finally happened. A video about a very obscure niche thing that actually concerns me. I remember the 8 years of research I did before daring to purchase my first Indy hat. And to this day I think that I might have been too hasty. Another fun rabbit hole concerns the second-most iconic item of Indy's gear: the whip. Trying to find the perfect whip to complement a full Indy ensemble did indeed result in me learning how to make quality whips from scratch. I started learning around 16 years ago, and I'm now at a point where I'm reasonably satisfied with the results. Plus, I got to do some fun custom orders for my friend who works as a dominatrix. Thanks for being so sympathetic towards us weirdos, Gabi. We love you back!

@WallebyDamned Год назад

I love how fandom fixations and fetish functions overlap.

@jacobsnelson1 10 месяцев назад

Ah, yes, the whip. Canonically one whip. Behind the scenes a hand full of different whips up to like a dozen different ones depending on which movie. Different lengths but all kangaroo hide, which costs an arm and a leg to get shipped to California, or else I would have made myself one.

@ahhamartin 7 месяцев назад

@@jacobsnelson1Decades ago, I saw a David Morgan interview where he also says they even made some with steel cable cores that were fastened to objects for swinging on.

@Pantheragem Год назад

I am one of those nerds. I actually own a hat made by Richard Swales, who shaped and trimmed Harrison's hat for "Raiders". I ordered it from him in 1999.

@itsgabibelle Год назад

hats off to you !!!!

@jedisalamander2457 Год назад

That's actually pretty cool!

@elizaleorowe8384 Год назад

My dad would sell is soul for that hat for sure

@Pantheragem Год назад

@ElizaLeo Rowe It's worth money, but not a soul. Hehe. I mean, it sits in the box it was shipped to me in on a shelf. One day I'll send it on down to a buyer I'm sure. I have a whole costume made by the original makers, and I'll have to do something with it. It's an interesting history that should be kept alive.

@lardass.m4v Год назад

@@Pantheragem you should post a video of the indy costume that you have, for the rest of us nerds!

@JamesonThomas24 Год назад

I used to work at Disney world merchandise next to the Indiana Jones show, and I sold these hats. All day. Lots of hats. Never even considered the lore of the hat. And I was the Indiana Jones hat guy. I needed this video

@darkninjafirefox Год назад

I'm sure they were helpful with dealing with the Florida sun

@pants4337 Год назад

i still have a hat from the indiana jones show lmao! its totally inaccurate but i love it

@ender7278 Год назад

My parents bought me one of those hates when we went there. I was around 7 years old so while I still have it, it doesn't fit me anymore.

@noodlebanana7512 Год назад

Full circle life moment

@itmeurdad Год назад

I was probably one of your patrons. I obsessed over this hat most my life, but my parents could never afford it... Getting to the kingdom was hard enough. Finally snagged one when I took my kids years ago. I never even wear it, save the occasional yardwork session, but I am pretty sure it's the object I'd grab while escaping a house fire. So funny you didn't put much thought into it, but a neat life lesson for how much you can miss when you're just busy doin life.

@oops6876 Год назад

“Tarantino later apologized” is way funnier than it should be

@camowarrior4230 Год назад

On god it is funny but its kind of unfair that she didn’t mention that 80% of hollywood also said the same shit.

@W4TSKY 3 месяца назад

The fact he sees nothing wrong with Polanski’s actions makes the subject of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood make so much more sense

@BajaBlast42 Год назад

Can we PLEASE have an “episode” with your dad. He seems so iconic!

@RighteousBrother Год назад

do you actually know what the word iconic even means?

@BajaBlast42 Год назад

@@RighteousBrother do you actually know what the word righteous means? Lmao

@guyintenn Год назад

@@BajaBlast42 Going to take a wild guess that RighteousBrother is using the word in the context of the definition "good or excellent" which is in The Oxford English Dictionary. They could possibly be a fan of the singing duo The Righteous Brothers.

@BajaBlast42 Год назад

@@guyintenn bro get a life

@chupawup4517 Год назад

@@BajaBlast42 they aren't wrong though "he seems iconic" doesn't make alot of sense, "he's an icon" or "he's exhibiting iconic behaviour" maybe 🤔

@greenhowie Год назад

I know a guy who makes leather bullwhips for shows and cosplayers, he said Indy fans are the worst because they want the whip to look exactly right, hurt themselves using it and try to get a refund. Happened three times.

@JvS1711 Год назад

Not surprised by this at all. I do a lot of axe and knife work as a wood carver and the amount of times I've had to stop people grabbing my tools and running a finger along an edge...

@goldensloth7 Месяц назад

lollllll oh my

@SnootyFarkleboob Год назад

As an archaeologist, I can confirm that Indie's perpetually sticky hat gave me deeply unrealistic expectations of hat performance in the field.

@zachlennon2948 Год назад

As a lifelong indiana jones nerd i can say you definitely did your research. Well done.

@dodg1123 Год назад

I am watching this wearing my replica Indiana Jones hat while sitting at my desk covered with my Indiana Jones action figures. This is my special interest. Thank you.

@avacadomangobanana2588 Год назад

Autistic people are fr my favorite fking people. Feel like I’ve found my tribe whenever y’all comment

@nixchelle Год назад

S/o to dad belle for knowing exactly kind of weird shit I’m interested in even though I’ve never seen an Indiana jones movie

@FB711_ Год назад

Same. I agree. Yes.

@ChristianJayTheCTrain Год назад

Bruh, at least watch Last Crusade. It's the best out of the trilogy

@natalie_the_ratalie Год назад

they’re my comfort movies. definitely would recommend the trilogy, or at least Raiders and Last Crusade

@combine161 11 месяцев назад

you definitely need to watch them then

@davidnotonstinnett Год назад

Harrison Ford has great comedic timing. The sword/gun fight and “no ticket” made me laugh as a little little kid.

@thatchick1205 Год назад

The end story is so awesome. Imagine loving something, so much you learn a very niche craftsmanship of hats. And then end up being the ones to make hats for said film franchise you love. He must of felt like his life was complete after that.

@KWBR1123 Год назад

He “felt”

@RedDeadSakharine Год назад

For real, that's the ultimate fandom come full circle moment. I'm honestly so happy for the guy!

@nimravus01 Год назад

Similar to the guys who built replica DeLorean time machines so detailed, that Universal Studios commissioned them restore the actual movie props.

@notdancooper923 Год назад

0:44 Fun fact! The classic neckbbeard fedora is actuall called a trilby, which is a specific type of fedora with a brim of 3" or less

@BirthQuakeRecords Год назад

*Petition for Gabi’s parents to dictate more of her video topics*

@peinbody84 6 месяцев назад

the Adventurebilt guy learning how to make the hat himself and then not price gouging his fellow fans is so wholesome. what a nice guy. to have his hats in the film reboot must've been a dream come true.

@LAN3SMUSIC Год назад

As someone who went through an entire “Indiana Jones is all I care about,” phase with my own replica fedora and everything… this was an absolutely FANTASTIC video. It made my whole week 😂

@danieljarvis3433 Год назад

I was talking with my mom one day about an old movie that I watched with my grandma, and I told her that the main character was “the boyfriend from friends” and my mom got mad at me because Tom Sellock was “a Hollywood star” before Friends and how ridiculous it was that I didn’t know him from anything other than friends. So I thought that bit was pretty funny

@noodlebanana7512 Год назад

So much same

@olicavannadaldin Год назад

No because gabi’s dad and her interaction is the most wholesome thing ever

@carloselias525 Год назад

Gabi's dad: I bet you can't make a video about this random obscure topic lol Gabi: Hold my hat

@craneoflores Год назад

I totally agree that what made Indiana's hat iconic was the cinematography - that scene where he grabs it under the door, all the shadows on the wall... I got excited just watching those scenes and now I want to do an Indiana Jones cosplay lol

@arizonaarkie Год назад

i once saw a rotating museum exhibit about famous costumes from movies, and they covered the story of Indy's hat! The one thing I remember was the actual cap/center part of the hat is taller than most fedoras so the signature dent on top can be seen even when shot from below the wide brim of the hat!

@tangimeme Год назад

Dad is such an icon for the low-key nagging support haha. It's so wholesome and he really does have an interesting and unique taste in topics. Him and Gabi are a power duo ❤️

@MrDrokkul Год назад

I seem to remember there being a behind the scenes bit during The Last Crusade where Harrison Ford jokes about the hat staying on and proceeds to take an empty staple gun and squeeze the trigger a few times while moving it about on the hat on his head.

@erosetol 10 месяцев назад

No, he actually stapled it to his head.

@jadejacobs2221 Год назад

"I'M CONVINCED HIS HAT IS JUST A VINTAGE CAPPY" Oh great, now I have an idea. This was a nice adventure into weird and obscure film-related topics! Thanks for the video!

@bigporkens5439 11 месяцев назад

There has not been a period in my life, where I have not been obsessed with Indiana jones. There are videos of me as a toddler singing the iconic main theme and jumping around the living room trying my best to imitate Indiana Jones. Since then, I have purchased many bull whips and hats through the years. But I have finally gotten a real replica of the hat. All of my friends say I'm crazy for buying a $250 replica of a hat that shaped my childhood. Thanks for covering a topic that is very deeply important to me!

@repulseiv Год назад

Came for Gabi, stayed for hat

@Michael_Perez Год назад

Hey just wanted to say amazing video! I’m unfortunately one of those fans who care way too much about the hat history. I did want to say that Indygear is a great resource but it hasn’t been fully updated in a little bit so some of the pages don’t have the most recent info. A couple years ago Herbert Johnson got a new hatter, Michelle, who spent a lot of time sourcing hats from Mr. Swales during the raiders era in order to recreate the perfect Raiders hat and match weight and color of the felt. So Herbert Johnson is now back on the map and now considered THE place to get a hat among most Indy fans again.

@IARESMART8 Год назад

I'm a huge Indy fan and I never even noticed the hat differences. Now you've got me questioning if I'm even a real fan or not. Anyway great video

@ourfamilyaccount Год назад

Great suggestion from your Dad. I liked how he knew you were covering a certain topic and he gave you merch relating to it. My Dad was the same way, I'd tell him that I was looking into an musical group and the next time I visit a CD from that group is in his hands.

@mrcoolman6843 Год назад

Her poor father, getting tortured by Gabi not making a video of Indiana’s hat

@unmemorablehero Год назад

As an enjoyer of Quentin Tarantino’s movies (not a “fan” but I’ve loved every movie I’ve seen from him). He’s definitely a weirdo. I don’t think anyone is denying that. But his film expertise is pretty unmatched for any famous director. Not just techniques, but knowledge of movies in general. He’ll pull some kind of style/editing/technique from some obscure 50’s Swedish B movie he saw as a kid and use it in a film he’s working on. Great director. Does not always mean great person.

@yannickgrignon2473 Год назад

I really agree, it's very easy to just say he's "the feet guy" or "the violence guy" or "the overlong self-indulgent movies guy". None of those are wrong, but it's a pretty reductive way of looking at a genuinely creative and artistic director.

@jankbunky4279 Год назад

Guy's weird as hell and from what I can gather, has done and said his fair share of shit that's simply out of line, but as a filmmaker he clearly knows what he's doing, and hearing him speak about cinema and art in general is quite interesting.

@vantomvandeopera6888 Год назад

I absolutely love the fact that your dad sent you a ton of stuff when you said you'd do the episode 😂 Send him the best greetings from random viewer 48651 ❤

@seppemestdagh6341 Год назад

Can't wait for Gabi to suddenly upload a 6 hour video essay on the youtube search bar

@elizabethdillon2162 Год назад

I loved this! I think costume design is so interesting. I am always fascinated by channels like Mina Le or Modern Girls which break down costume design or fashion concepts and it can be so much more than just an outfit.

@languist Год назад

Gabi is good at telling us cases we never knew were interested in 👀

@phototristan 3 месяца назад

At least his boots never changed. Always the Alden 405, still made in Massachusetts to this day, great boot. They were Harrison Ford's own boots from doing carpentry also.

@xXSPADEGG Год назад

I'd argue Clint Eastwood's hat he used in western movies like For a Fistful of Dollars is the second most iconic film hat.

@owu_uwo Год назад

I've never even watched Indiana Jones, but now I know way too much about his hat

@judahmoar2533 Год назад

Here’s your chance to become the mega nerd you were destined to be

@ninawth Год назад

Same

@J0Llamas036 Год назад

We must all agree to protect Gabi's dad at all cost

@lisahoshowsky4251 Год назад

I have the same DVD box set😅 Also, I loved this video and the fact the new movie hats are “fan made” just makes me indescribably happy! That’s so cool!

@joevictor53 Год назад

I remember at the Great Movie Ride at Disney World, there was a fact about Raiders that they purposely had Indy never lose his hat because the 1940s serials usually had heroes' hats stay on during any fight or action scene. There was also something about how it was considered to be poor taste for a gentlemen to be without his hat. Also respect to Gabi for being able to make a video about Indy and not resort to being one of those idiots that goes "hur dur there's only 3 films. What 4th film? We're so clever" KOTCS isn't that bad and the haters online are so annoying for trying to gatekeep the series

@SuperDeinVadda Год назад

What? She said she got the 3 films and tons of extra stuff showing the box with all 4 films. Isn't that exactly what you are talking about? *cough* simp *cough*

@sarahellis6703 Год назад

hat's off to you for making this video when nobody else would dare

@ArturGlass.C Год назад

Wholesome success story for that meganerd. We love to see it. Thanks for delving into obscure subjects. Hope your dad gives more recommendations like that.

@Liboo52 Год назад

I love stories about fans making stuff that become official parts of the thing they’re fans of so much

@lobachevscki Год назад

I have been an indie fan since the 90's and although i knew a lot of what you shared Im still in love with the fact you so randomly dropped this video. Please, continue making random stuff for us.

@Pantheragem Год назад

To be honest, you could do an episode on every part of that iconic costume. The whole costume is true in that at a glance, it appears like something you could find anywhere, but every article of clothing is not like anything you'll find in any store. There's even a story on why the boots wound up being the boots used. It's good that there's nerds and enthusiasts for genres of all kinds. Sometimes, those are the very people productions turn to when things would have otherwise had their history lost to time.

@Joselitty Год назад

As a huge Indy fan and plan on buying the fedora in preparation for the final movie.. I’m so happy I came across this video.

@katiarepublic7057 Год назад

This was a major nostalgia trip for me. Even though I'm just barely turning 20, I grew up watching these movies with my dad. We'd even go to summits that some people on the forum hosted. They were some of the nerds that knew a lot about the different materials and makers of the hats- even getting some of their own. Dad's still got an Indie costume put together somewhere with one of those hats.

@teleiosdawyz4044 11 месяцев назад

I had one of those Stetson's in the 90s. I macramed a rainbow band for it and wore it often One night I'm sitting on the front porch of a friend talking with their neighbor (fellow on spectrum) about how much I adored Tom Clancy's books, which turned to him mentioning that Ford was his favourite actor. This prompted me to run in, grab the hat, ahow him the Indy logo and give it to him. His face absolutely lit up as he put it in his head and rode off on his oversized tricycle to show it to his mom and sisters. He was so happy to have it and so proud to show it off.

@goochgoosh Год назад

You find and then make the weirdest information so fun and interesting. Love the unique niche deep dives. Also, loving the transition humming. it's very cute 😊

@fusionspace175 Год назад

The whole Indiana Jones fandom is rather unique. It spans generations, all nations, and all walks of life, and engenders a very deep love of the franchise, yet there isn't that much media to consume or that much merchandise compared to something like Star Wars, so you get people who are super into all of it and know everything about what little there is. These people often have high priced replicas (usually a collection of the artifacts) or real props displayed, they collect and replicate super detailed clothing from the films, and they have an encyclopedic knowledge of not just the films and their productions, but also all the novels, comics, the tv show, video games, and toy lines. They have the amount of love the most devoted fans of large franchises have, but it's focused on a much smaller area of culture. They also make a staggering amount of fan films, of varying quality. They train with whips in their backyards, just in case they ever have to swing across a canyon or disarm a gunman. They're dedicated, and I see hat specific posts almost every day.

@zez_gval Год назад

I showed the new film's trailer to my mom without saying anything. She didn't know they were making another one. When the silhouette of the hat appeared she immediately got up from her chair and screamed "INDIANA JONES???", and her eyes glued to the screen. I think she didn't even blink for two whole minutes lol. I'll be so mad if the movie ends up being bad... but there's hope. I trust James Mangold.

@AJR-zg2py 11 месяцев назад

James Mangold I trust. It's Disney/Lucasfilm and Kathleen Kennedy that I don't trust.

@bkzach Год назад

Who wouldn't want to wear a hat like Indy's, also "that's the dog's name Jr"

@AdrianChazz 11 месяцев назад

I love your dad. Mr. Dad, if you're reading this, great job. You deserve fortune and glory, sir, fortune and glory...

@footballstuf3787 Год назад

I need at least five subway surfers and family guy clips to stay stimulated, 0/10

@itsgabibelle Год назад

you're right, i'm so sorry

@BSUMultimedia 4 месяца назад

I am from Indiana and my last name is literally Jones. I have been obsessed for quite some time, with the franchise. I was lucky enough to live in Los Angeles from 2006 to 2009, where I stumbled across a shop the Iguana Vintage Shop, where I bought a Bailey brand Fedora. They had been in business since 1922. I had combed the Universal Studios shops and basic halloween shops for his hat. The only difference in my hat is a hemmed edge. I paid $40 for it in 2010, and it is still everything to my costume. I loved this episode, and was geeked to find out the super fans ended up making the hats for the movie. Stay nerdy my friends!! But for real if you are in LA visit the Iguana store as they get costumes off the Hollywood lots all the time. I wore my hat while watching this episode.

@benjaminsharples4266 Год назад

Great video! I'm one of those nerds too, and loved the mention of the site! Brilliant stuff! The hat for Dial of Destiny isn't AB sadly though, it's back at Herbert Johnson this last time out! And they did a really good job on it! Steve has retired and the director chose to take it back to the source, now that HJ have a superb block and a great hatter to nail the details! (She's a great person too!)

@jakecaetano Год назад

As a huge Indiana Jones fan, I loved this video so much. Another nice one, Gabi!

@djarenicz Год назад

Never miss the chance to bring up Ancient Aliens

@dadenwenzl573 Год назад

I was 5 or 6 when the kingdom of the crystal skull came out. Block busters had cheap Indy hats, and i bugged my mom so much about it, and i still own it. i love that hat

@ShellShock11C Год назад

I grew up on Dr. Jones! I remember my Dad having a box full of the VHS movies I watched all the time. I studied history and antyhropology in college because these movies sparked my interest! You got a new subscriber!

@xenosbreed Год назад

I love that fan story stuff, they love something so much they got into the field just to enjoy it and then get picked up by the IP. Something like that happened for someone they brought on to help with the Sonic movie redesign too. Really uplifting stuff

@MichaelJMayosky Год назад

This is a great video. I am a huge fan of the Indy films and have always noticed that the hat changed over the films. It made sense to me because hats wear out. He even had various whips for each film. However... you pointed out facts I had no idea. I am now subscribed and ALSO think your dad should suggest more vids for you. Thanks for the info.

@sad_ewhore Год назад

One could argue that the beginning of Last Crusade is more important to establishing the hat's lore than it is to establishing Indy's lore

@yetidex4829 Год назад

Great video! Every part of Indy's costume tells a story, but the fedora itself shines brightest. Fortune and glory, kid!

@WillieSimpson777 Год назад

No one talks about how Indiana Jones leaves the hat behind on the ship in Raiders, and has a different hat at the end of the movie.

@Jaytee. Год назад

I think the hat he wears on the steps of the government building at the end of the movie, is the grey travel hat that he wears earlier on the plane journey to Nepal. How he got that hat back from there is a mystery too. Perhaps he just gets people around the world to mail his stuff back to himself. 😃

@mickvanderham6846 Год назад

This is like when you work in a restaurant and then your parents come to eat. But the youtuber version. It's really cute you made a video for your dad!

@alanhigh8125 Год назад

If you'd like to have a very close copy of the Fedora, I recommend Miller hats. It's offered in several colors besides brown. Differing shaping is also available. The "poet" hats in the UK are $400-$600. If you look at photos from the '30s to the '50s, nearly all men wore Fedoras. If a man was seen without his hat, it was assumed he'd either lost his hat or his mind. Humphrey Bogart was probably best known for his Fedoras before Harrison Ford. Watch "Casablanca".

@Call-me-Al Год назад

Dirt/smog protection was important, especially when heavy styling paste was popular for hair.

@noahsryan Год назад

Can’t wait to learn about something that’s never crossed my mind next

@KarmaticBuggAdventures Год назад

I'm sorry but I've never clicked on a video faster! I once went on an adventure to aquire said hat when the ride 1st came to the park. I had to return years later for the whip also from Disneyland. You're dad is the best & so are you! ❤

@prodbyzaqq Год назад

Indiana Jones hat da 🐐 no 🧢

@itsgabibelle Год назад

so true zaqq

@TheAquabears Год назад

I had always thought that the gag of Indy's hat never falling off was a wink & a nod to the old Republic serials where, similarly, no matter what sort of fight was going on, nobody's hat ever fell off. And this was due to the fact that the hat was there to hide the stunt doubles being swapped in and out from shot to shot. They didn't have the time or money to find a stunt double the would resemble the actor being doubled, so.. put on the hat and keep your head down.

@indianniejones5 Год назад

His hat is literally a character, that's why it's so iconic

@joelman1989 Год назад

We the public demand more Gabis dad. This was too wholesome.

@treyden Год назад

"things probably weren't wondering but make you go 'huh'" is the best genre of youtube

@6lancmange Год назад

Or "wow, I hate Tommy Tallarico"

@worldwideinterests1 15 дней назад

Nice. As one of those guys who used to discuss the specifics of the hat on the forums with members like Delk, and have made and sold dozens of Indy's over the years I'm glad you explored this. Just a note, though, it has come out since the release of the movie that Herbert Johnson had once again supplied the hats for Dial of Destiny. Slightly different color, ribbon, and taper than previously, but you'd have to be insane to notice.

@pinniped1073 Год назад

I would suggest that one reason Indy's hat is so much more iconic than the earlier examples is that those movies were made in an era when men wearing that type of hat was not a big deal; looking at crowd photos from the 1940's and earlier, most men are wearing some type of hat when outdoors. It wasn't till the 50s that this started fading, and by the sixties where it became the exception. So when the character became a pop-culture icon in the 1980s it's not surprising that people immediately made the fedora emblematic of the character.

@nonyeVezi Год назад

I feel like it's also cosplay culture really going full steam. And like you said HF's charisma and also working in Star Wars put more eyes on it.

@hermosas_rosas Год назад

only true gatekeepers remember when this was called "The Incredibly Unnecessary History of Indiana Jones' Hat"

@bottledwaterprod 11 месяцев назад

Fun fact- The hat often used in the fedora wearing neckbeard "m'lady" memes isn't actually a fedora. It's called a trillby. Garbage-tier hats usually falsely sold as a fedora in places like Hot Topic, Buckle, JC Penny, or Wal-Mart. Similarly, people often refer to anything beyond a fedora in brim or crown size as a cowboy hat, when the person is actually wearing an outback hat or something. I'm not the type to correct people, but the urge is there. Words mean things!

@sharpshotefx Год назад

"have you ever thought about the history of Indiana Jones' hat?" Yes. Yes I have. A lot.

@DigitalVanquish Год назад

Goddamn love Indiana Jones. Thank you, Gabi's Dad.

@smiley4995 Год назад

Thank you Mr. Gabi's Dad.

@derekprice7229 Год назад

Whoever edits these videos has good taste in their love for Age of Mythology music.

@jayspeidell Месяц назад

Lore dumps on topics I've never thought of or heard about before is basically why I'm on RU-vid.

@Oilerpa Год назад

I lovehearing you talk. Your deep dives amaze me. Keep it up!

@mtrps_ Год назад

ah yes being alive is great, you can eat at Denny's, you can wear a hat whenever you want to, it's wonderful

@abigailmills2603 Год назад

thanks for this video. i’m going to school for archaeology and now i have to buy one of these hats for archaeological and aesthetic needs.

@Violetsong222 Месяц назад

wow. my mom is gonna be SHOOK when i tell her tom selick was gonna be indiana jones. so will my grandpa, as raiders of the lost ark is his favorite movie ever. he talks about how it's a masterpiece a lot. it so wholesome.

@Pomsuki Год назад

Gabi you can make a thing that’s so dull and boring interesting like MAGIC

@zen.9034 Год назад

are you calling this dull and boring...

@Pomsuki Год назад

No I’m saying it’s interesting

@skilletfingerz7380 Год назад

Thank you Gabi I’ve been thinking of Indiana jones and how it had a decent impact on my childhood and figured everyone forgot about it, till this video so truly I appreciate it.

@rga1026 Год назад

Great vid, and love hearing the breakdown of such crazy niche subjects! But what shocked me the most was the Age of Mythology music you used in the background. Subbed just for that 😁