I Investigated if Aliens Built the Pyramids... 

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Imagine working so hard to build an ancient structure and thousands years later aliens took the credit for it.

'I really don't know...' The most honest man in this video.

He was really giving that poor tour guide a heart attack 😅

You look at castles, monasteries, churches etc built in the early to late medieval age and they are also hard to imagine how they built them because they have so much detail on the stone architecture these people must have been incredible to witness just like it would to be able to see how they built the Pyramids and the amount of people who must have died must be unbelievable.

“Aliens built the pyramids 💀“ “My parents built the pyramids 🗿 🍷 “

tyler is slowly going insane and im here for it

Guy at the end 😂😂😂😂😂 - "I tell you.................... I really don't know."

"but I see the power of the god." Tyler-"Okay, I see the power of the aliens."😂😂 1:55

Tyler is slowly turning into the History Channel and I'm here for it.

People forget that some ancient civilizations, like ancient Egypt, were pretty good with math. Our 24 hour day is based off their 24 hour day system. The Maya also used math the calculate the 365 day calendar year to near perfection. They were literally decimals off with their math.

"That dude is so delusional" to the guy spitting 100% truth lmao

New theory, all these pyramids were built in the future, and teleported back in time.

i cant tell if tyler is trolling everyone or actually thinks aliens built the pyramids lol

Tyler, can you please make a video investigating pedophilia and Satanism in Hollywood and politics? A big fan of your videos and you’re reaching a wide audience. This video regarding human sacrifice and your Epstein video do touch on these topics. There have been other investigative journalists that have touched on this topic, and I think a fresh look, and a deeper dive is needed!

This video is a banger, thanks man for being so real when almost no one else will

"I'll tell you... I really don't know" is the best response in this video

I like the guy who said "Technology has advanced". It's so true. Like we could absolutely create a pyramid, but no one would do that because it simply costs wayyy too much. With that funding we can do far greater things. It's just that we don't, or don't have to, plan ahead for thousands of years anymore.

Tyler said “That guy is so delusional” while arguing aliens built the pyramid is crraazzzyy 😂

_The Egyptian cops acting so sus is only helping your case lol_

The guy clapping and the echo it made was crazy.. I could get how that is done indoors but outdoors just seems mystical.

Tyler has by far one of the most interesting documentaries in RU-vid

tyler is going to have such crazy dad lore

You do such a great job, really enjoying the ride! The masses always believe the narrative and never ask questions. I think there is so much hidden from us...both from the past and the present.

Dopest dude award goes to the one different guy not only feeling the alien truths but traveling to pyramids solo to peep it ☮️ ❤️

I love the guy explaining a way that humans could have built this, Tyler counters with "But what if aliens" and then calls the other guy insane.

There's a retired construction worker in Michigan called Wally Wallington (yes, really) and he demonstrates various techniques to move, like, 20 tonne cement blocks all by himself in his backyard.

This channel is my new favorite

Its good to see Tyler took a well deserved vacation

I can tell you how humans could pull 5000 lbs stones but I’m not sure if they actually did it that way. So with a pulley system, you can reduce the weight of the stone to 1/4 of its actual weight, aka 1250 lbs. An average person can pull about 60 lbs so you would need about 21 people to pull one stone.

I'm a third generation stone mason. It's definitely possible that humans could have built them. They literally had nothing better to do.

This never gets old 💯💯💯. Keep it coming‼‼‼

These videos are comic relief. Thx for making them😂😂😂

What's most enlightening about this video is how differently 2 sets of humans can act towards ancient monuments on land they happen to currently live on/close to. So hectic in Egypt, so calm in Mexico..

When Tyler makes videos like this, he should make a counter video showing all the evidence on the other side

I love the clips you threw if of the random guys talking “no mummies have ever been found in a pyramid” great pyramid of Giza is where pharaoh Khufu was found inside of a hidden chamber

I found this dudes channel a week ago and I’m hooked.

“They don’t want the idea crossing other people’s mind.” What a beautiful and free country. I’m so glad they care so deeply about knowledge and communication

“There is no way humans could’ve built the pyramids, it would take thousands of people, non-stop work and decades of labor” Yes… that’s how they did it back then

Random Guy - "Stop" Tyler - "Hey" *Bribes* Random Guy - "How are you"

Props to the tour guide, he saved his ass 😂

Of the 10 largest pyramids in the world, 3 of them are in the US and one of them has a bass pro shop inside. The idea that we lost the technology to build something like this is ridiculous.

As an alien I can confirm we built the pyramids

Tyler scares twitter, he isn’t afraid of death, any kind of threats or torture

This video made me anxious 😂

Tyler, I heard there’s a pyramid in Tennessee that was built by unknown civilization. I heard there’s a hotel in there and there’s ancient artifacts such as fish poles and armaments. Sounds crazy right? You should probably check it out.

Tyler: I think aliens built the pyramids. Local: I think people were taller back then. Tyler: What a crazy theory!

This is the most american video I have ever seen ! 😂😂

People are so close minded it hurts. Why are they so defensive about the “possibility” of beings that are more advanced than us building the pyramids? I don’t understand.

The fact you asked if he’s religious and then counter check mater him got me dying 😂

At first, i think (and hope) he started doing this educational thing as a joke and for educational purposes but now I feel like it got his head and he actually believes in it😭 truly turning into ancient aliens

"That's why I'm here actually" you can tell that guy does what he wants 😂

The last guy left us on a cliff hanger and hit us with that

It’s interesting how in Mexico he can ask away but in Egypt he needs to be super cautious.

I think the idea that the pyramids were created by aliens is far more outlandish than the idea that pyramids were built through thousands of years of hard work and ingenuity

1:45 got him at his own game💀 genius🤣

Hell, I'd go if it was made by aliens

6:09 Tyler calling that guy delusional while believing that aliens built the pyramids is too funny

i love when he uses people's own logic against them, "i see the power of the aliens" 😂

Ancient aliens: let's build and teach humans. Modern aliens: let's put stuff up their butts.

Honestly, we dont know how somethings happened. All we can do is gaze and marvel at their beauty as they are culmination of different cultures, lives, and beliefs. And i think we can all appreciate these great accomplishments from our ancestors. Not that we dont care how they were made, but sometimes we simply just can't answer some questions yet

As someone who had a terrible time at the pyramids with the men hassling us (two women with no guide), I love that you caused some chaos. Thanks for that.

One of the few creators that’s keep me from leaving this platform, authentic and uncommon. Thanks Tyler

Someone just “said my parents build this” loll I laughed so hard😂😂

Lol bro took a Drone to the pyramids! 😂😂 Bro you knew better than that! I didn’t even bother taking my drone to Egypt period! lol

I'd be scared to make videos like you, that's why I admire your work! Love the videos. ❤

Your typical unbiased approach seems to have gone out the door here. I'm not opposed to any theories, but you're not letting the people tell the story for you anymore. Instead this time it seems you came to these places expecting more people to say what you wanted them to say and instead highlighted the handful of people who expressed doubt. It just felt like there was a lot more of an agenda here than normal. Still, love your videos man I hope you keep letting the people tell the story, even if it doesn't match the story you had originally.

the coordinates match the speed of light? oh hell nahhhh. i always thought the pyramids were strange but i did not know about the other 2 in the other locations or a lot of the other information in this video. WOW! my boyfriend just showed me your channel, i subscribed immediately

They diverted water from the Nile to make transportation of the rocks easier. Remains of pyramid builders also had perfectly cut limbs indicating great medical treatment such as precise clean ambitions that would allow a worker to live a long life still. They had towns built outside of these things with families and generations being apart of these pyramid building towns.

with this being a fairly controversial subject, it would’ve been nice to see both takes regarding these incredible structures!

The construction of the Egyptian pyramids, particularly the Great Pyramid of Giza, involved a combination of skilled labor, advanced engineering techniques, and organization. The workers who built the pyramids were not slaves, as previously believed, but rather a skilled and well-organized workforce. Here are some factors that contributed to the construction: 1. **Skilled Workforce:** The workers were skilled laborers who were likely organized into work crews. They had expertise in various aspects of construction, from quarrying and transporting stones to carving and placing them. 2. **Ramps:** The construction likely involved the use of straight or zigzagging ramps to transport the massive stones to the higher levels of the pyramid. These ramps could have been made of mudbrick, limestone chippings, or other materials. 3. **Leverage and Counterweights:** Simple machines, like levers and counterweights, could have been used to lift and position the stones. Levers, in particular, are efficient tools for moving heavy objects. 4. **Organization:** The construction process was likely well-organized, with different teams assigned to various tasks. Records suggest that workers were organized into labor units called "phyles" or "gangs," and they had defined roles. 5. **Technological Advances:** Ancient Egyptians had advanced knowledge of geometry and engineering. They used simple tools such as copper chisels, wooden sledges, and stone pounding balls, combined with their understanding of leverage and counterweights. While the physical strength of individual workers was important, the efficiency of the construction process came from the organization, skill, and ingenuity of the workforce. The construction of the pyramids remains a remarkable testament to the capabilities of ancient Egyptian civilization.

i feel like they knew a lot more about sound resonance and frequencies. With the right frequency you can make a solid matter levitate with the right sound frequency.

Someone thousands of years ago stacked millions of stones that came from hundredts of miles away in a mathematical almost impossible way. Biggest flex of all time.

“Are you religious, did you see god? Let’s not use that logic then” Tyler is a menace and I love it

tyler isnt considering the fact that acient egyptians had tens of thousands of workers and elephants to help bring this up, each stone probably taking 10-20 people

I love how you question everything and have a critical mind, you do not take anything mainstream media says as your absolute truth. That's very good nowadays, not being a sheep.

Tyler that guy w the black shirt You interviewed is a Colombian influencer 😭😭

I feel like the lady at 4:50 has the best pov on this whole thing imo just bc we can’t comprehend doesn’t mean the old Egyptian ppl couldn’t

Theres multiple videos of a middle aged north carolinian making a stonehenge by himself in his backyard with a pebble, wood and pullies. Moving his neighbors masive barn with a pebble and wood and counterbalance tehcniques. I used to think someone more advanced built them, and then I watched that and realized they could have just done this times however many 100s of thousands of slaves 24/7 in shifts and now its frankly silly in my mind to think we aren't capable of this in ancient times. Pebble, wood, rope, blammo crazy heavy structures. EDIT: because my point was not properly illustrated, it seems. The point using wally is if a middle aged man can show us a primitive way to move over 30 tons alone, then why is it ludicrous that 100s of thousands of humans laboring 24/7 built the pyramids using wallys methods?? You all want an explanation and example of how in ancient times it can be achieved, wally shows us and then you still come up with reasons why it's not possible. Unbelievable.

The music bangs unreasonably hard in this video for no reason

Well, if you payed attention in history class you would know that ancient egyptians were really good at math, the pyramids were built by thousands of men over decades. it is defineitly possible for humans to build the pyramids.

Wish I could do side quests like Tyler

Usually i’m with Tyler, but aliens building pyramids is wild 😭

You should go up or inside a pyramid. That would be the most awesome vid of the century

0:08 "Nah, we don't have Owen's here."

As a kid, I became interested in the pyramids when I learned that you can draw a line on a map from the pyramids in Egypt to the pyramids in Mexico. I've been fascinated ever since. Today, I believe that the answers are in India. In India, they have things 10x more perplexing than just pyramids

Words cannot express how happy I am when Tyler posts a video 😭😭😭

That bald dude had absolutely no idea what he was talking about whilst telling you that you had no idea 😂

It’s so wild to me that people get so offended by someone just asking questions. Whether it’s serious or for fun. If you have a strong and solid position, you should be able to receive questions about it and be able to respectfully defend your stance, and be okay with someone disagreeing with you. When people get offended and defensive about questions it’s reveals a state of insecurity and immaturity.

Auguste Mariette is a French archeologist that wrote a book in the 1800s explaining the measurements, how the rocks fit and how we are capable constructing the pyramids.

Hey tyler maybe you can make a video where you investigate places ufos have been seen and what the people think about aliens! Love your videos

Never lost it. Just studied it hid it. And created an alien scapegoat

I remember when Sonny went to Egypt and was hassles like you. After his video dropped, egypt promised to change and get rid of the tourism corruption. Glad to see they didnt at all

Making me want to go on a pyramid researching binge 😂

You seem to underestimate how much work tens of thousands of ppl can do, ether voluntarily or by force. We truly are amazing , also leverage is a huge part of pyramid building

the rabbit hole this sent me down is insane

there's a video on i think netflix explaining how these were built by humans.They found ramps around the inside outer edges where you can bring things up easily

When I went to Egypt I learnt that the general population was not keen on engaging in discussions or thoughts regarding Spiritual or Extraterrestrial things. I meditated at one of the sites and the guards got mad at me, My tour guide had told them that I was mentally handicapped in order to get me out of trouble. I was very shocked about that considering the history of the country. Regardless, from there on spent my time trying not to stand out from the other regular tourists.

I had no idea that the pyramids in the different countries matched perfectly with one another. A possible explanation I can come up with for that(if it's true) is maybe the different civilizations just simply liked the idea of matching their pyramid w/ the cardinal directions, sharing a similar idea. It's pretty simply to figure that out, and even if the ancient civilizations didnt know what to call the cardinal directions, its pretty simple to match the sides of the pyramids to where the sun rises and sets.

"Logic needs to be applied to this process and we need to free ourselves from the dogma of the academic mainstream". Couldn't of said it better for pretty much everything going on today