Little Dark Age - ROME 

“How does it feel, fighting for a dying empire, roman?” “Euphoric”

"Roma fell? When? Tell me, dont you see the roads we walk on? Tell me, dont you talk a language as similar to latin as you are similar to your parents? Tell me, don't you feel an invicible feeling watching these statues two millennials old and still just as beautiful as the day the marble was taken from the heart of the Earth? Tell me, aren't you...Roman?"

"What separates humans from animals?" Rome: "THE RHINE"

That masculine feeling of wanting to reunite the Empire. I have it

I like that the netflix series "barbarians" tried to make the romans look evil but, ironically made them look more badass.

Do your 100 daily push ups for rome, do it for your ancestors, do it for your children. be based

Not only was Rome a city and a civilization. It was an idea, a dream, a purpose that all of mankind wishes to achieve.

Remember, pain is temporary, but the glory of Rome is eternal.

Rome Is civilization! Rome Is order! Rome... is... POWER!! And out here,WE! ARE! ROME!!!

Ancient European history attracts many people, including myself. Although I am not European, Roman, Greeks and more have given us this beautiful culture. and they deserve great respect

I think one of the reasons everyone loves Rome is it just awakens a sense of purpose but now living in this world lacks that

Eternal glory to Rome

Rome was peak humanity

A small town, almost at the center of the world (the center is the Verona meridian, just opposite the Bering Strait) did what nobody else did, conquered the Mediterranean. And even falling, first in the West and then in the East, he left the main thing: his language, his culture and his politics. His sons succeeded him and spread their influence to the four corners of the world. That little town is Rome, and all roads lead there.

This song increases your testosterone by 750%

What many fail to understand is that being Roman was more than an ethnic pride, romanitas was mostly linked to your education, way of life and principles. Celtic people were conquered and later integrated into Roman society, their gods added into the Roman pantheon and Celtic laws integrated into the Iure Gentium, their villages expanded into proper cities and their young man payed to serve into the Roman military. This same process was repeated for every conquered population, including Germans, Greeks, Egyptians and so on. Rome lasted this long because it was able to not only expand its borders but also develop a cosmopolitan society meaning that a "Syrian" and an "Egyptian" had the same pride and will to defend the empire from any foe as any other Roman citizen. That's how you build an empire.

Based! ROMA INVICTA! ROMA AETERNA!

The time when the West actually was The Most based place on earth. Love from India 🇮🇳

As a Spartan, I salute the most epic Empire ever passed from this planet. Roman Empire was advanced af. They figured out that in order to establish a "global" organised system you need "communications" and in order to achieve that they built a dense road network + their bureuacratic establishment. Amazing, just amazing.

Back when the west had some balls

For some reason the ending brings tears to my eyes. The outro fits seamlessly as it zooms out and showing the expansion of Roman power. The reason why I love the Empire is because people came together, they built and fought for a common goal (i.e., ideally speaking for the Empire), something we don't see anymore nowadays...

It’s weird to think that as an ethnic Polynesian I am in some way connected to Ancient Rome because of France (I’m from Tahiti therefore French). Here we speak French, a Latin language and the most beautiful buildings here were made with either Greco-Roman aesthetics or French Colonial aesthetics. They ween’t joking when they said that all roads lead to Rome.

from one great civilisation to another (Greece) i love the Romans and their history just as much as the Romans loved the Greeks. we are the foundation of Europe and civilisation and am proud to share this title 🇬🇷 🇮🇹

Don't lose hope boys, there will be a day, maybe not tomorrow, maybe not in 10 years, maybe not in a hundread, but one day Rome will raise from the ashes and we will all call proudly the Mediterranean with his real name: MARE NOSTRUM.

Rome as an empire may did fall, but Rome as a city has stood the test of time. ROMA INVICTA.

Fiero di avere questa storia nel sangue🇮🇹

As someone who grew up in the UK near hadrians wall to think how far the empire stretched. From there all the way to the sands of Africa. The main roads of the UK were former Roman roads and you can tell. They are straight and stretch for miles. Roads traveled by thousands a day. Underneath remains the touch of the Roman Empire.

I'm Polish but Roman Empire is I think one thing that we all can relate too it's the main base of the European culture since hundreds of years and it shows what once Europe was I hope that in the future our countries cooperate and experience the golden age of Europe once again

well done i am proud to be a son of Roma, a descendant of the strongest kind of men, those who give their lives and dedication to accomplish such a great republic and empire as Rome. I’ve been learning classical latin to connect with my ancestors even more, it’s truly amazing i hope the rest of my nation wakes up and rebuild italy.

Orgulho de ser latino! 🇵🇹 ¡Orgulloso de ser latino!🇪🇸/🇦🇩 Fier d'être latino !🇫🇷 Mândră că sunt latino!🇷🇴/🇦🇩 Orgoglioso di essere latino!🇸🇲/🇻🇦/🇮🇹 Superbum esse Latinum!🇻🇦 🇵🇹🤝🇪🇸🤝🇫🇷🤝🇷🇴🤝🇮🇹🤝🇻🇦🤝🇦🇩🤝🇲🇩🤝🇸🇲

Children of Rome, Italians, Hellenes, Spaniards, Portuguese, Don't be sad of what happened. The Roman empire still lives on from the culture of each one of us. The Roman empire lives on! 🇮🇹🇬🇷🇪🇸🇵🇹

I think of Rome EVERYDAY. We will ride again boys.

I've been thinking, why are " Little Dark Age" memes/art so popular and... strangely powerful? I think it's because people are tired. Tired of the monotonous sludge that is modern life. The Modern man yearns not for more wealth, but for more meaning. They yearn for purpose. And so they look back, to when things weren't necessarily better, but to a time when things had purpose and meaning and a dream. A time when things were based on family and community. Not on "acceptance" or "tolerance" of strangers from half the world away. They yearn for brotherhood, for a time when Men forged ahead and build civilization.

"a bad peace is worst than war" Julius Caesar

Guys i m from Rome and i swear that when you see those ancient buildings they always give a sene of extreme beauty and greatness.

the Romans and Roman Empire is gone but they still live in our hearts.

For me Rome is one of the few things that can make me cry, but not cry from the sadness, but from the joy, and maybe Rome as an empire no longer exists, but it lives on in our hearts. ROMA AETERNA INVICTA (sorry for my bad english cuz i'm from Poland)

I watch this every day sometimes multiple times a day to honor Roma’s glory

Many of my ancestors were probably on the wrong side of a Legionary's sword. But Rome will forever live on in my heart.

As a proud italian, not only did we create the gratest civilization that ever was, we discovered America twice. Frist with Cristoforo colombo, then with Amerigo Vespucci, and yes, the entire continent is named after one of us. I am so proud of our ancient past.

I think about Roman Empire often

Rome was the closest thing to a united Europe

How ofter do i think of the Roman Empire? ALL the time bro

As an Italian, I am damn proud of my ancestors

The sun may have set upon the Roman empire, yet its glory will shine without end forever and ever.

As a German i feel Like we only now see the end of rome. What a great Empire it was.

Rome was unique no matter how hard we try we can't seem to recapture it's beauty

And there it goes...... the best empire ever😢

"I found Rome a city of bricks and left it a city of marble" - Augustus THAT IS THE MOST IMPACTFUL THING I'VE EVER HEARD! Imagine the pride of being the guy revolutionised Rome?

I've legit watched this over hundreds of times tysm for making this master piece

Remember, what we do in life echos through eternity

I love how the beginning starts with representing Rome in our modern culture. Hollywood actors and expensive film production. Then it ends with how our culture depicted Rome in their day. Large magnificent paintings and expensive art production. This video not only gave due to the present but also our past and I love it. Good job.

I think of Rome daily. How can i not think about Rome when my first name is literally Roman

if it weren't for Rome, we wouldn't have evolved as Nations, we wouldn't have the Art, Culture, Philosophy and Current Technology. If it weren't for Rome, Italy, United Kingdom, France, Portugal, Turkey, Netherlands and several other countries would be Completely Different... I Always say is I will go on Saying: "Rome was an Idea That became a City and Later the Greatest Empire of All. We can put all the European Languages: English, Spanish, Italian, German, Portuguese and even others, they all came from the Same Language, Latin. What is the biggest power in the world? USA? CHINA? RUSSIA? No, the greatest Power in the World is Rome, because Rome doesn't have to have territory, but the People's Mind. THE ROMAN EMPIRE DID NOT FALL AND NEVER WILL FALL!

One day we will see the Glory of Rome once again, Rebuild the Eternal City!

I listened to this while walking through the forum it was fucking magical

I've just been to Rome and had this song going in my mind for everything I saw, visit it, totally worth it

A man is watching a video and starts crying. Another notices him and walks up to him to console him. He notices he’s watching a reject modernity, embrace masculinity video and tells him, “don’t cry brah, we’ll make it through this!”. The man crying tearfully looks up at him and says, “ I’m not crying for me, I’m crying for the people who hate men. The people so hurt and mislead that they can’t see the truth. I cry for the fact that they believe what they preach. I wish only for them to understand.”

Rome never die 🇮🇹👑father 🌍👶son

Glad to have all of my family being Italian ✝️🇮🇹

They say Rome fell....but it still lives. Like physically. For those who say it doesn't, tell me, what is the capital of Italy? *Rome*

"They say great men and women lead Rome to greatness, I say Rome lead great men and women to strive for greatness"

Grazie dalla Francia per quello che ci hai insegnato!🇨🇵 🇮🇹

This genuinely made me tear up

When you realise the fall of Constantinople and Roman Empire was at the hands of the Ottoman Empire, only for the Ottoman Empire to fall at the hands of the British Empire, a former Roman province *The Empire Strikes Back*

🇮🇶🇮🇹كل الحب والحترام لليطالين من العراق❤💗

Estudemos latim para nunca deixá-la cair em esquecimento! 🇧🇷

"War was always here. Before man was, war waited for him. The ultimate trade awaiting its ultimate practitioner." - Cormac McCarthy, Blood Meridian

This music is so beautiful

VIVA A ROMA ETERNA,INVICTA E VITORIOSA POR SUAS GLÓRIAS.

02:15 even as a non italian or even european it gave me goosebump Roman history is not just Italian history but it is world history they set foundation for every coming superpowers till this day

It's really sad that today a lot of people don't pay attention to history of our civilization. Roman Empire will always be in our hearts, hope one day I'll visit Rome. Thank you for so based video ❤️

Rome is civilization. Rome is order. Rome is power. And out here we are *ROME!!*

As a german who had family serve from Barbarian time to ww2. Salute

Humanity at its peak

This was much cooler then I expected.

this masterpiece makes me cry everytime i watch.

This is what Peak Western Civilization looks like, proud to be your Descendant

Rewatching this masterpiece after a couple years...

Orgulho de ter essa história em meu sangue 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹 Roma vive! ✝️

This is great!! 👏👏🟥🟨🟥

whilst their empire may have fallen, Roman civilisation lives as the beating heart of the world

Я обожаю древнеримскую культуру и то что сейчас происходит кроме стыда ничего не вызывает

Greece: we have the most beautiful culture, great mythology, strong army and progressive science Roman Empire: *draws steal card*

Those paintings are so beautiful they brought tears to my eyes.

To think such an empire existed thousands of years ago and now we live in a world where women flashing their tits and uploading pictures of their feet earn more than paramedics and firefighters.

I've read a couple stories of rome and its quite glorious.

I can't think of too many places where a man can go from slave to shop keeper to lord other than Roma

I'm a Indian but I love Roman emperor's and empire

When you look at a map of the Mediterranean when Rome was only a city. You would most likely never bet on them becoming the future dominant power that would conquer everyone else.

your edit is crisp my guy

There once was a dream, a dream called Rome...

Rome never fell. The empire is eternal.

People dont realize how far rome could have gone. they literally theorized the steam engine almost 2000 years before its invention. steam engine invention year: 1786 AD year it was theorized/proposed by Heron, the great inventor of Alexandria: 100 CE

Rome isn’t gone, it lives on in those that remember, and preserve its legacy. Roma Invictus.

Women today ask, how often do you think about Rome, and the Roman Empire? They are asking the wrong question. It should be why do you think so often of the Roman Empire? Men love bringing Order to Chaos.

legio aeterna victrix! 🦅

I'm italian and i would not fight for italy, i would fight for Rome. Ave patriae nostra, Roma aeterna

Gloire a ROME ! Merci aux Romains d'avoir envahis les Gaules ! Grace a vous, nous sommes devenus Français

Almost every infrastructure in the world was originated from the greek and the romans (most romans but they took something from the greek). The Roman empire may be gone but the Roman ideology still lives.