The realisation that they're both in the same room on opposite sides of a screen while Amy stands on the side observing the chaos brought me such a genuine smile.
Unus and Annus, side by side. When you just watch Memento or Mori on its own, it's like talking to someone that is gone, dead, just like the channel. It's only by putting them together that you get the full experience. When they are together. I watched almost every video when it came out. Difficult things happened in the year that Unus Annus came out, and I missed uploads. I regret it. But once the channel ended, I didn't try to re-watch the videos, only looked back and reminiced. It was an amazing experience while it lasted, and I feel like... in the spirit of the channel, we have to move on, and we have to just remember the good times we had while we had it. Memento Mori, and goodbye Unus Annus.
Yeah. I didn’t know about Unus Annus when it was still going, but I hear good things from my cousins who did and it sounds like it was a magical thing. Part of me really wants to try and find some old videos but I know that it would defeat the whole point of Unus Annus, which from what I gather was to remind everyone that everything must come to an end, so just enjoy it while it lasts. This was an amazing thing that happened, and even though it’s gone everyone can still remember the good times, just like it is with death. Hope everyone is having a good day and happy thanksgiving :D
Nothing dissapears from the internet. I'm pretty sure there's at least 3 places where you can find all the videos back. But for me, it's the principal. Some things are best left in the past.
I know that you'll likely never read this, but I figure I say it anyway. I lost my dad to suicide the February before Unus Annus started. I had refused to let myself heal from it for a long time. You guys came along and spoke very candidly about time and life being finite. I did a lot of healing watching the year progress, knowing I was learning a lesson: at the end of the year, it would be okay to just let go, because it would be over and gone. I have so many fond memories of Unus Annus, you helped me so much, and I love you both so much. Thank you.
Mark's words in the end "and if we were to do it every year, it will come one day where one chair will be empty." that hit me to my core. Momento Mori.
And teaching us how to feel left out after you learn about Unus Annus the day after it’s all deleted. Now you’re left with the scraps the internet could salvage to get an idea of what you missed but you know you’ll never have the opportunity to truly learn about it. Constantly launching you into a feeling of isolation by simply watching a Markiplier video and everyone talking about an event that you should’ve been there for and you desperately wanted to have been there for but you can’t. But in the end it’s a single channel on RU-vid, I still have access to a million other inside jokes… MORE LIKE BORE RAGNAROK
@@handleonafridge6828 That feeling of being left out is the exact same feeling I get whenever I think about Monty Oum, thinking about it. By the time I'd ever even heard of who he was, he'd been gone for at least a year. And I see all these people who knew him or knew of him grieving the loss of this person who was so important to them, and while I can't feel that same grief that they do, I can see the impact he left, the size of the hole in these people's lives that exists now because he's gone. It's almost beautiful in a way, despite the horrible pain of it, just thinking about how much these people, these things, mean to us.
@@Much_Ado This exact situation happened when I was gettin into Rwby. I was in grade school and I was just in season 3, but then I heard about Monty and the direction the show was going. I couldn't feel grief the same way others did that knew him, all I could do was enjoyed what he made.
@@Much_Ado know what we still have? all the work he had produced. can't say the same for Unus Annus, they actively ripped down reuploads, straight up trying to kill the archival of Unus Annus, WE TRIED to reupload, they said "copyright strike". when you grieve the life of one lost you still have what memories that were captured , Monty Oum, Edds Gould, Kitty0706 are gone, but we still have RWBY we still have EddsWorld, we still have Team Fabulous 2. The destruction of captured moments sucks. and the Anti archival mindset is upsetting.
@@cobaltblu4196 well, of course we don't have the Unus Annus channel and videos anymore. In this analogy, the channel and content *is* the Monty that we lost. There is no comparison to make with the content that Monty made because the channel Unus Annus as its own entity didn't make content on its own, Mark and Ethan and Amy (and everyone else involved) did. That _was_ Unus Annus. And it's unsurprising that reuploads and archive channels keep getting taken down. Again, with this analogy, the channels that get taken down are the equivalent of if someone tried to dig up Monty's grave and puppet his corpse around to pretend like he was still alive.
I adore the fact that watching both of these videos side by side, we can hear them echoing through the curtain. Amy in the background making sure they don't accidentally hurt themselves. The ease with which they just turned to doing dumb voices to make each other laugh. It felt like we were back during the original run of the channel. Dear sweet bouncing baby Buddha, I miss having these magnificent idiots on my feed every day.
I remember deliberately staying away when Unus Annus was going on. That was my mindset then. I couldn't lose it if I never had it to begin with, but now I see how misguided that was. You can't experience anything, much less life itself, if you're too terrified of losing to play. I really regret that I only ever got to see a few videos from then in their entirety. You guys did something truly tremendous here, and I'm thankful for it. Even if I missed it when it was happening, you still taught me a valuable lesson with this incredible thing the three of you made. Thank you so much. Mark and Amy, thank you.
I had that same mindset. And then it came down to the last month and a half of the channel and I realized how much I'd miss and how in denial I'd been. I went and binged every single video in that last 6 weeks, and I'm glad I got to experience it before it was gone, but it still wasn't the same as experiencing it all AS it happened, as counting down the year with everyone and taking the time to really let each video sink in.
@@loquez_133dg5 I'm pretty sure it's that everything ends, and that once something ends, you should simply move on because it will not come back. Don't remember if that's exactly it, though.
@@themustardman219 That's probably pretty close, considering "Memento mori" means "Remember death"... as in, "remember you will die / remember you are mortal" (it was something an aide whispered to victorious Roman generals so they didn't think too much of themselves).
Pretty cool how Mark and Ethan both have 25 minute and 25 second long videos and one is labeled Memento and the other Mori, with Unus in one seperate video and Annus in the other. They’re incomplete until they are formed together and putting the two vids side by side is like they’re having a conversation. Showing the unity and connection they have together and that one can’t really mean anything without the other. Absolutely brilliant.
Realizing with the otter pops that Ethan and Mark weren’t across from eachother - but back to back - was really cool. I cried while watching and loved every part of this.
@@jaylay17 He's reflecting on Unus Annus. Also, were only listening to half of the conversation. He's talking to Ethan in the video in the description.
I haven’t watched Mark in a little while, not for any particular reason, but goddamn it actually makes me nostalgic. I loved that era! I still miss it from time to time. Like Ethan said, it really does feel like a decade ago! So much shit just happens in 2 years.
Mark’s face when Ethan talks is just...ugh. Their friendship is something else. Watching them at the same time is something else. Mark is so accepting and free, so philosophical and he has talking points he so wants other people to know. He’s sensitive, and Mark’s patience for it.
I wasn't there for Unnus Annus. not in the way that most people were anyways. I knew Unnus Annus was a thing, and that it was happenning, I distinctly remember my friend telling me about it, and about how cool the concept was, and I remember him getting so connected to this idea, but I never watched a single video. My entire experience of Unnus Annus was through my friends, right up until the very end, where my friend and I sat down for the final countdown, and cried together, as we watched the death. Even never having personally seen it though, Unnus Annus meant a lot to me, and to everyone else who saw it, or saw the affect it had.
It meant a lot to you? You never watched a single video and only knew of the concept, I can't imagine it meant more than "thing is popular so I must like it"
@@cobypoole3839 The concept of having something that you know you'll lose is amazing. As said somewhere in YT You start to care for that thing when you know it has a lifespan, take life as an example, people cherish it because its a once in a lifetime opportunity, theres no redos, no restart, just one chance. If u havent been attatched to something that you think is unusual, then u might understand one day if u use this app daily
@@cobypoole3839 did you even watch it, it was a year of videos that were different from everything else on youtube, it got alot of us through quarantine... don't harp on people having fun with their lives
I really only caught the very last Unnus Annus video, the countdown, but can still feel the bittersweetness from these videos, you can feel the significance. I started watching just this one first but then realized he must be talking to someone went to the other video and it fit the void. Wonderful.
It breaks my heart how you have to watch them simultaneously on their separate channels to hear the full conversation again. Memento Mori. We'll never forget.
For those who don't know, you're supposed to play the videos at the same time on two different tabs because they're talking to eachother, but we can only hear one of their voices per video!
the fact you need to watch both videos at the same time to fully hear the conversation smoothly was such a cool concept and just shows why i love both of you guys so much as creators. youre both amazing and I cant wait to see the videos from each of you in the future :)
@@jc_art_ if you're on mobile or console i don't think you'd be able to do it, but on pc you just click play on both videos in their seperate tabs and try to get it to match up.
@@jc_art_ I opened up the link in Mark's description to Ethan's video, pulled the bars back to the beginning, and quickly pressed space bar to start the both of them.
Me, myself, I've never seen Unus Annus, but I regret not ever seeing it, what an experience it would have been seeing it from beginning until end, but that never happened. Seeing Mark where he is now brings a great smile to my face, I was just a fetus when he started RU-vid, he has brought me a long way since the 2010's. He brought me happiness and laughter through all the trauma and fear that life is, or seems to be to me. It scares me how time flies out the window.
I'm lucky I got to see it, and even luckier I got a hobune link from someone that archived all the videos. I was REALLY busy with my senior year of highschool from 2019-2020, dual enrolling full time at my current university, so I got to see what I missed after the fact. It's still up as a matter of fact! I admire anyone with enough willpower to respect the wishes of the channel, because my fear of losing things and need to keep everything I hold dear had me in a frenzy for two full days trying to save the channel. Made a spreadsheet of the entire channel's archive links too, though hobune made the usefulness of that a moot point. Not gonna link it, but it's simple to find. Time really does fly, I thought they meant 2 years like one year since it ended. But nope, 3 years Unus Annus has existed. Wow.
I love how Mark and Ethan's video are connected with their conversation and it's just so cool, they always know how to take a video and make it unique and not like anything else
He really said it's started to fade. I have the banner still hung up on my room. I have a 3s printed hour glass. I will never forget what the two did. Historic. Inspiring. Life changing. Meaningful. Impactful. And taught a very important lesson. Nothing lasts forever. And that really makes you see things very differently.
I feel like I didn't appreciate Unus Annus enough while it was here. I watched it, and was a fan, but I missed so many other videos of Unus Annus through the year. =S I'm happy for what I got, I feel like I didn't do enough to appreciate it though. But it was an amazing experience regardless, and I'm happy that you both made it. Memento Mori.
My grandma actually died during the livestream, and was in the hospital due to covid. And the series actually helped with the grieving period. Because you spent a whole year being reminded to appreciate the memories. Thank you for that gift. Memento Mori everyone
it‘s been so long, even though it feels like yesterday… i remember how much i laughed, cried and was on the edge of my seat during all episodes of unus annus. it‘s something that will always be remembered by us, the generation that was lucky enough to experience the whole ordeal. we love you, mark and ethan
In case you didn't realize it, all of Unus Annus is documented and will be on the internet until the end of time. Mark's arrogant gatekeeping and playing god has failed.
Watching these both at the same time is truly captivating, not many things like podcasts or stagnant pictures interest me often, but this. This is very creative, and brings back so many buried memories of unus annus, it felt like for me like the channel was deleted yesterday, that same pain came back. Crazy.
The fact that Mark and Ethan's video has to be played simultaneously to make the full conversation. Absolutely beautiful, and it helps unite the two people who made unus annus what it was.
I was so confused by the pauses in between his sentences. Then I realized it has to be played at the same time so I spend multiple times trying to perfectly match the start time
“I cannot equate the feeling of missing it to sadness.” Somehow I’ve been conflating the two. But mournful nostalgia isn’t the same as sadness. It’s quite the opposite. Momento Mori. Thank you Mark.
Man I feel like I missed out on a chapter in my life I never knew about. I'll never know what unnus annus is or what it was or what it meant to people. Just watching this video has made me feel just different in a way like something just isn't there now.
It was amazing. Literally the most funniest thing I have ever experience in my life and got millions through quarantine… the uploaded a video everyday. And- it was the best
Hey connor pugs, I just want to say, I love your story time videos. I binge watch them a lot, and in fact, I have watched about every video on your channel. Thanks for your amazing videos!!
I love how you can play the two videos together to make an amazing conversation. Unus Annus will always be an amazing experience to remember. Memento Mori.
It's hard to believe it's been 2 months and a year... You guys made something beautiful. I know you'll never forget that. Keep making beautiful work. You always have after all.
Two years later and Eef finally got his Otter Pops. I can't believe it's been so long. Thank you Mark, Ethan, Amy, and the editors, for Unus Annus. I'm so glad I was there.
I love how, separately, these videos feel empty and uncomfortable, like you're missing something, because you are. But together, it clicks with a whole different vibe
Seeing them all at the end together made me cry and I have no idea why, maybe it's seeing Amy who is the third part of Unnus Annus and I know isn't super keen on going on camera, seeing her and Mark together is always a treat because we know how much she inspires them both and how much they adore her. It was truly special to be there and to have their company over lockdown and I say this every year but the subreddit and community was just the most wholesome and joyous community to be a part of and I miss them as much as I miss the videos. I have now met friends who I didn't realise also were there during it and it's so fun to be able to belt out the disclaimer song and just having that knowing nod. Seeing someone in the street or on. Tik tok with a shirt or a badge just we were there.
It’s also Ethan that inspires Mark with his work ethic. Ethan worked for 3 years to get the amount of subscribers Mark got in a month or more and that inspires Mark to work harder.
the way that they’re meant to be watched side by side has my heart 😭 i think unus annus will always be in such a special place in my heart, this channel was something that changed the community with such a beautiful impacts, we love you mark and ethan 🤍🖤 happy two years my friends, memento mori 🖤🤍
Life got in the way where I wasn't able to watch Unus Annus at all. Listening to both videos at the same time with my eyes closed I feel like this: You stumble into a coffee shop with two friends having a conversation, it's a warm summer day. You don't know these two personally, however, you can tell based off the atmosphere how much they've enjoyed doing what they did. The more of the conversation you hear, something stirs in you, kinda like a small flickering flame you thought you lost a long time ago. It's nice. The way you make videos, the amount of creativity that is oozed out from you it's something beyond any words that can be described by human tongue. Please keep being you, no matter how comically chaotic this world can be. I can't remember to a T the videos I've watch on your channel growing up, I do know how they got me through ups and downs and still do. Thank You, from a dorky chick bumbling around life with a smile still XD
If this pneumonia kills me (it’s not from covid) I just wanted to say- and I know it may sound weird or silly- but Unus Annus actually helped me start doing what I do now: fiber artworks that feature traditional Alaska Native designs combined with motifs I designed to be complimentary to the traditional ones. I love knitting, beadwork, weaving, crochet- all that; and the idea had been skipping around in my mind for a while but I was not confident I could do the traditional art justice & I wanted to do them well because I want to keep the designs “alive” & use methods that’s modern and allows me to make multiple patterns very easily, rather than the difficult, painfully time-consuming (though still gorgeous) Tlingit weaving method for making Chilkat blankets. And Unus Annus helped by giving me a mental kick that I needed to stop letting fear of failing my heritage and ancestors & do the best I can- because the designs and artwork is much more important than my fears. LoL it is a huge relief that my designs & patterns are really liked. :)
I watched when you guys did this channel, cause I got the message and I just this year alone had this message sink in with memories. My Mom passed away in August a week after her Birthday. I watched this channel because I felt I knew having someone or something gone that isn't there anymore lives on through the memories. Time moves so fast but its true one day there won't be person in the other chair being able to talk back. All we will have is the memories. I'm glad I got to watch what this channel was and get the message behind it all. It helped me in many ways to help be prepare and in one way know that even when something ends memoires never die. I have my Dad with me, he too is getting to that end. Limited time he's got colon cancer and a lot of other medical issues and he is doing fine now but just anytime that fine could be the end. Life is fleeting most definitely hold on to the moments and memories you have because I know, I'm going to miss my Mom every day that I'm alive and its only been 4 months that she's been gone. When I have them both gone though is when I'm scared. Yet their memory in my heart and in my mind will help me keep going on. Make memories love those that are around because you never know when it will be that last time. Thank you guys. Memento Mori.
I put both videos on and got an urge to flip through my old high school yearbook… the last half hour went in a flash. I’m missing the good ole days right now. Memento Mori everybody, Memento Mori.
The first anniversary, it felt like Unus Annus had just ended, but this year it's really beginning to feel like it's in the past. It feels sad knowing that each year, it will fade more like this, but each year it will only add to the meaning, which is really a beautiful thing. Memento Mori everybody.
Yeah... And these ashes being slowly blown away in the wind makes it even more meaningful and beautiful, in my opinion. Only the most memorable things will last and the most amazing thing about this is that the remaining ashes will be different for everyone. Together, the channel lives on inside us. Memento Mori. 🖤🤍
I love the fact that Mark and Ethan always commemorate the passing of Unus Annus every year, and that final moment when it ended. I do miss being able to watch the videos, but the memories are what I will cherish - it was a very special time.
"Life is a beautiful lie and Death is the harsh truth" I know this quote from somewhere but I do not remember. Memento Mori, and have a nice day ahead.
"Even if we were to do this every year, there will come a year, someday, where one of these chairs will be empty. And then... both." Reality is always scarier than anything fictional could ever be. What Mark said is straight up a fact, and yet, it pains to no end and looms like a horror scenery that we would never want to experience. This is truly the pinnacle of Unus Annus message. Live every second to the fullest, because everything will pass eventually. Today, we are here reminiscing about this amazing journey that we were able to experience. Next year? Who knows, we could be 7 feet under, in eternal rest. We just have to make sure that our time was well spent. Memento Mori.
It's crazy scary... not knowing what happens to your conscious or what would be considered a 'soul' Leaving behind your vessel and transcending into a new reality or a new life. Seems like a dream. But in truth, nobody knows what happens after you die and stay dead. You could live in a paradise afterwards, or maybe reincarnate into something new or into a human again, or even nothing. Just a pitch black void perhaps or maybe we stay on earth living as just a conscious or if our conscious just ceases to exist. And us humans, are afraid of this. Are afraid of ceasing to exist, of being lonely. But in truth by nature human nature proves we deserve it. We fight against each other and destroy, as much as scientists would like to say that we adapt to life easily as it changes, is a lie. We fight against change and we don't adapt easily. Maybe we were like this at once but now, no. We've developed the ability to not accept change.
“Probably coz one of us e’ll be cancelled , like let’s just be honest let’s just be perfectly honest with each other here, I’m not talkin death, if we’re faffin about, about Unus Annus in twenty years, god help us” mark will be mark LOL
youve taught me so much and i love your voice, i loved watching your horror playthroughs and i love the people around me who've cared and taught me so many things keep it up
I've got both playing at one in different tabs You both have a special place in my heart and mind, especially because both of you made that year so much better during such a dark time. Two years past already and I have to admit I miss it, but because it was going to end no matter what, it made every video so much sweeter to watch and laugh too. I agree with Ethan like a friend that's gone away. (Third edit) Y'all got me crying now with all these feelings
hi! i’m hika and i make art videos!! :] i’m a small channel so any support would be appreciated- if not then i totally understand lol, thank you so much for reading!
I can truthfully say that I will always be thankful to you both and grateful for the channel. Not only was it a source of laughter during a dark time in my life (not just because of the pandemic but for personal reasons), but it was also the spark that finally pushed me from just toying with the idea of being a writer and eventually hopefully being published, to actually claiming that dream for myself and pushing myself to achieve it. Unus Annus showed me what could be accomplished with hard work and dedication and perseverance. This month, I finally completed my outline and notes for the epic fantasy series I've been working on off-and-on over the last decade. I've actually started writing. Thank you both! Forever.
My wife and I celebrated our 10th anniversary this year and she got us new wedding bands. We had them inscribed with the year we met and Unus on hers, Annus on mine. When they came in the mail they came with a thank you note from the person who made them and he included an extra message: Memento Mori. It's always something special connecting with someone else who was there. Unus Annus was a genuinely great thing. It was something to look forward to, a daily good thing in a very shit year. I'll never forget.
they even timed the videos perfectly, both the momento and mori are released on the same time and the same length and they are talking to each other across channels.They were great memories! Momento Mori.
@@i-exist-and-so-do-you5985 yup I’m talking about the creativity, like instead of recording it normally in one video they did something else, I just liked the idea.
I think it's such an amazing thing for Mark and Ethan to make a memorial video every year, because it is a yearly reminder for everyone to enjoy every little moment. I am close on finishing my university studies, and I'm just tired of everything about it, but with this video, I grew the motivation to enjoy my remaining days in that school with my peers, as if there was another Unus Annus clock everytime I walked into my classroom. I know that sooner or later, I will miss college and my classmates, so I should be grateful that is not over yet. Thank you for reminding me I should enjoy the present.
This is probably the most expressive I have ever seen of Markiplier. You can tell in the tone of his voice that Unnus Annus is Mark’s biggest way of becoming a very brave and thoughtful person on something he has loved for a very long time. Markiplier has truly come far on this journey and seeing him move on to more bigger things to come just truly makes my heart grow. Thank you for always being their for us Mark I hope you are still doing well after what has happened Memento Mori forever.
I guess I should've known that eventually, there'd come a year when no more would be said of the channel and we'd have to move on for good. I'll remember, though. I hope everyone else will too. Memento Mori 🖤🤍 EDIT: I LIED FELLAS THEY JUST UPLOADED LATE LMAOAOAO
Even if we keep moving, and have moments in life we forget... We always come back and remember. They'll be back next year, as will we all. Paying respects, and taking a moment to remember how fleeting this all is. Memento Mori, friend🖤🤍
It fills my heart seeing how much Unus Annus means to Ethan and Mark, even after all this time. It feels so far away, yet at the same time, it feels like it never went away ♥️
I love that this video has to be played in sync with Ethan's in order to hear the conversation as intended. What a neat idea, one kind of necessary for a channel that depended on each other's existence in order to thrive like it did. Having this and his video work together just is...right. Good thinking, guys.
Can you believe that theres about 1 million people who have seen marks video and not ethans so they probably watched this not knowing what was going on lmfaooo but very well said their bond is beautiful and unbreakable
@@turkeyhead411 I'm so mad that 2/3s of the audience didn't go to Ethan's channel. I saw Mori and immediately went "where's Memento? oh duh, Ethan's channel" like hell, it's so obvious why Mark's is Mori, the second half of the saying IT'S THE ONLY THING IN THE DESCRIPTION TOO
I know you probably won’t see this but thank you so the wonderful year of videos you guys created. I went through so much in that year but you really helped me and SO many other pull through and have us something to look forward to each day. But I will always have the memories, the faint feeling of happiness and distant laughter even 2 years on ❤
I remember i was in 7th grade and after school i always came back home and watched unnas annus everyday such a great experience I had!!...Thanks for the vods.
I cannot believe it’s been 2 years, that’s crazy and these 2 videos combined show the true power of these two to impact not only each other but also their fanbase. Memento Mori
Im so glad that i was around and was able to watch every single unus annus video. I can't even tell you how much it brought joy to me to get the notification on my phone that another episode was out. I know that I could rewatch the videos still because a lot of people have reposted them, but it was really a good experience to watch all the videos in the moment when the channel was up and the whole vibe felt so special to me. I think you and ethan make such a great duo, and amy included :) I've been watching you, sean, and wade since I was in middle school and you are really the one RU-vid that i still watch from my" childhood." I love how you make my favorite game growing up, fnaf, so funny and not as scary. and i rather watch you play the games then actually play them myself. Watching you out of the games is so refreshing and I'm glad your humor never changed. Unus Annus brought me so much joy in some of my darkest days, i would like to see something similar with you guys in the future. I hope you and ethan know how much you mean to fans, although we don't even know each other your still a big part of our lives. keep up the good work! :D
@@keiato-mu5yr Yeah, at first I thought this was some weird monologue then my boyfriend and I an “ah-ha” moment and we looked up Ethan. I’m just still fan girling over this.
Watching both videos at once, gave such a rush of memories. Like I genuinely forgot today was the deathaversary. Unus Annus will forever have a special place in my heart for as long as I remember it. Memento Mori everyone
When it first began it felt like nothing important. But as we went on and I followed it so monumentally with my brother, it took on a whole new meaning. Memento Mori, never forget
Unus Annus was such an incredibly special time. I know it's not there anymore but I can still feel its impact. To this day I know for certain that when I'm sad the one thing that never fails to cheer me up is watching a compilation of old video snippets. In a weird way, it helps me with mourning, too. My mum passed away a few days ago and I feel miserable. But remembering and watching Unus Annus still helps to make me happy again. Thank you.
At first I found and started watching only this video. It felt very sad and it felt like Mark was nearly depressed and grieving. Then I found the second one and suddenly the tone was completely different, a conversation and reminiscing about old memories. Just this itself is a piece of art.
Mark has always been quite melancholic with this :D he have had this tone. P.S. You have to play both videos simultaneously to make sense out of each video, because they are having conversation with each other, but only you hear one of them in each video, you do not hear the other.
@@false7095 Check out the video titled "Memento" on Crankgameplays channel. Keep both of them side-by-side and watch together at once. You will understand
It's crazy to me that this silly bunch of videos has left such a hole in my heart that I am literally teary eyed just from watching Ethan and Mark have this little chat about it. 🤍Memento Mori🖤
I truly am glad I was able to be here both the channels creation and ending. They gave me plenty of joy, laughs and giggles. As much as I want this to happen again just so I can see mark and Ethan being everything from goofy to serious. I really don't want it to return as a full thing and I'm glad its not. Just like life and death we don't really have control over when and we can only grasp what we can and its up to us to take our chances with it. this entire series has helped many times during lockdown and continues in do so with the lesson it teaches. Thank Mark and Thank you Ethan
Unus Annus really came about at the perfect time for a lot of people. I know it did for me. The amount of feeling that went into these videos and how they were filmed really brought me back to that feeling I had 2 years ago through it all. What a beautiful way to remember today, I hope we never forget. Memento Mori.
In all honesty, I didn't even get close to watching all of the Unus Annus videos, I probably didn't even watch half of them. However, that was my fault, and I'm not sad that I didn't watch the ones I didn't watch, I'm happy that I watched the ones I did, because while I'm sure the others would've been absolutely just as, if not more so, enjoyable, I feel no need to be remorseful of what technically never existed to me. I completely accept missing those ~200 or so videos and I'm glad I probably got a somewhat more unique experience out of it than most having not watched all of them but still watching a good amount compared to others. Thank you for teaching me acceptance, Unus and Annus, I will never forget either of you. And to Mark and Ethan, thank you for creating a gateway to accept and come to terms with possibly not "fun" situations.
It’s pretty cool having Ethan’s video playing on my phone and Marks video playing on my ipad at the same exact time and them talking to one another, such a brilliant idea. May the memory forever live on, Momento Mori Unas Annus.
I did the same thing on my desktop! i started them at the same time and its so interesting watch them speak to each other! Its so beautiful, Memento Mori
