The Legacy of Unus Annus 

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Exactly!! There are always going to bits and pieces and the memories, but that doesn't change the fact that majority of it is gone.

And even though there are people out there posting full videos they will never know the true feeling of being there when it was going on

That’s why I’m okay with all of the compilations and stuff When people die there’s still pieces of them, photos and memories and sometimes even videos What’s special is that we were there for the whole thing and we’re not peering in through a foggy window, trying to piece the experience together from what’s still around now

It's like hearing about a family member that passed away before you were born, you might know their name and things about them, you might see videos and pictures, but you'll never really know them unless you were alive to be with them, you'll never get the full picture

Ironically, evidence of this exists all over the internet. The pictures taken before disaster? The videos of RU-vidrs that have long since died? The cases you always hear of the deceased who are no longer around to provide clarity to how they died? The fact of the matter is that you can no longer create new memories with someone after they're gone. Reupload or rewatch as many Unus Annus clips as you want, because that doesn't change the fact that there's no more coming. It ended, finished, completed, and nothing more under that name will exist again. Nothing will ever be as powerful as the genuine article, taken at the time it was around, being there to experience that memory firsthand.

That’s exactly how I felt throughout the whole thing! I obviously knew it was gonna end, (Thanks to the intro and outro to each video.) but during the last few hours, minutes, seconds, and especially seeing the blank spaces on the YT app where the videos were before refreshing it, And the silence of my own neon blue bedroom clock ticking on after the channel was Thanos’d... I had a very similar feeling to when my grandma died when I was in high school...my last year too... And at the top of this year before everything happened...my uncle, aka, my grandma’s son... passed away too... It was tragic then, and it still hurts now, but it is also oddly...empowering too? I don’t know why exactly, but like, I miss them, but I’m thankful for them being in my life, and I wanna do everything I can to make them proud!

Unus annus made me realize that I've wasted much of this year, and I'm choosing not to waste a single second more

Yeah. I was in the same boat. Its strange. I don't think I ever really felt like that before. Like I was sad and all after it was deleted, but it was this weird peaceful feeling as well. It was a great conclusion to a wonderful saga.

exactly the same with me

We will always enjoy our time we had with Unus Annus. As Mark quotes Dr. Seuss sorta, “It will Make Sense, when It Ends…”

:']

Same, man *sniff* The dance of Italy hoeoeoe- sob (also 69 :p)

same this whole video made me cry

dimidium annum. half a year.

I hope you guys enjoy your time together ❤️

you are lucky you can still hang out with them! atleast you wont loose them forever like i did... right?

@@EvanPapevan711 we will see i guess

Oh of course, why wouldn’t it be? It’s the best thing I’ve seen today

@@loyalpanda05 course*

@@CrimsonSkull thank u

@@loyalpanda05 np

i feel ya buddy; i only joined on 2 weeks before the channel ended so I ended up pulling a netflix and binged as much as I could

Same 😔

I never got to watch any of them, I’d heard about it before and kept telling myself I’d eventually watch them before they were deleted but never got the chance😭

@@spooks7548 that sucks

@@spooks7548 there are some highlights out there you should watch them

Most people don't know that I'm actually a huge Markiplier fan. I've been watching him since 2014, I'm just very quiet about it. 😂

@Davi Feitoza I think the reason they're quiet about it is because a lot of people think that people like Mark or Jack or Pewds dont desurve to be popular just because those people dont like them, these people usually being popular kids in school like jocks or bullies, the people in my school who do like Mark, Jack and Pewds are like the nerds and the geeks, I am a geek or whatever that's supposed to mean, I'm a gamer is what I mean, I love old music like Queen, Michael Jackson (I dont care about controversy so I will say that he DID NOT RAPE those kids and that IS A FACT), and Metallica, I also enjoy old tv shows and movies such as Looney Tunes, 101 Dalmations, and Tom & Jerry, I'm a kid in a teenaged emo goth body lol

i couldn't sleep either

oh fuck I didn't realise how much I was writing lmao sorry for everyone who's going to read the whole thing 👁👄👁

No. It's valid. Your feelings about the channel, and the time you spent watching Unus Annus, and your story... All of it is an important part of how that wonderful, bizarre, crazy-but-weirdly-heartfelt adventure truly was. Even now, reading your comment, I'm choosing to spend my time reassuring you of how you chose to spend yours, whether it involved speedy downloads of sneakiness or presenting a tiny piece of the chapter of your life story that was this year, or whatever else lies ahead of you. And thinking about it now, I'm pretty sure that's one of the most important things that Mark and Ethan and the gang gave the Unus Annus community. They let us see that when we give someone our time, that's unconditional love at its absolute most basic unit, if such a thing can be measured. We can't just say "Oh you're a jerk, so let me just take back the 2 months I spent trying to be friends with you." Life doesn't work that way. And despite how much we try and ignore it, it never has. Honestly, I spent most of this year fighting off depression, and I don't think that finding Unus Annus was coincidental. The community surrounding the channel that would eventually die became very quickly a fundamental part of what made the experience so raw and real and tangible. And for me, it gave me a new perspective on a lot of other pieces of the human experience that I personally never considered. Prime example is the concept of distance. My family is currently all over the place right now, and there are days when it's difficult to get together for something as simple as game night. It's usually a roughly 52 mi drive to get to my parents, and don't even ASK how many miles to reach my sister several states away. And it hit me, after being a part of the livestream, that my sister and I were sharing the experience together, even though we were so far apart. So now, any time I make a drive to visit anyone, no matter how far away they are, I don't measure the distance by miles anymore, I measure in minutes. And as those minutes become hours, I spend that time in eager anticipation of how I plan to spend the next portion of my future. The clock stops, sure, but until that final second comes, I want to use the time I have to myself to prepare for the exchange of time between myself and those who share this planet with me. And that's a pretty big commitment, considering I'm an introvert, but you have to start somewhere I guess. But you want to know the best part about all of this? For me, from that point on....I have no room for depression when the time I could be using to hate myself is being given to someone else. Whether that person of the future is a friend or enemy, whether I meet them irl or on the net, or even whether we agree on the same things or not, I have no clue! But I do know one thing!! The seconds we share together have a weight that will shape our path forward. So memento mortuis, but also memento viventem... Remember the living.

BOTH YOUR COMMENTS ARE MAKING ME CRY 😭🖤🤍 THIS COMMUNITY🖤🤍 Sending love to both of you!! 🖤😭🤍

This comment made me cry it hurts my head

Is it okay to ask for link to your drive? Id like watch them :(

Why do you guys say momento mori

@@lovegreen6366 You wouldn't get it.

🖤🤍💀

@@lovegreen6366 because they're typoing the actual slogan "Memento Mori"

@@lovegreen6366 Watch the video

skrittle.... sk- skittle, skittle? no...

To be fair, I knew someone in middle school who thought splinters were called sprintles their whole life. Sometimes our brains like to switch letters around. But yes, it was hilarious.

Memento vivere, my friend.

How do you only have 3 likes?

@@WESWANGKTA probably because I commented over a week after the video came out

I hope you are feeling better and are moving forward my friend, as she said: “remember you will die, but also keep living”

@@stingerjohnny9951 I’m doing much better,thank you.

Yeah,if unus annus wasn't made i wouldn't be here

Which ones did you watch?

I'm not a scatologist (look it up), but I over-analyze stuff all the time too. It's nice here.

Nice

I absolutely feel that. For me, it was so bad at one point I couldn’t watch unus annus or anything else even remotely related to death.

@@grinreaperoftrolls7528 yeah it's been that way recently... I just can't hear anyone talk about anything remotely close to death without having a panicattack...

yeah same,, i miss being in 6th grade and just,, living? idk how to describe it but now looking back it was a happier time goofing with friends, and being a messy classroom, there were some rough times in there too. i remember then that i _wished_ for the year to end and my mental health wasnt great then. but, oh man. i kind of miss being in 6th grade

Memento vivere.

that was astounding lol

Hey now don’t try it don’t you dare try it, you might die if you do this at home DO DO DO DO DO DO

I remember when there was 3 hours left and I was like “damn it’s ending soon luckily not too soon though, just a few more hours.” Then boom 10 mins, 5 mins, 3, mins, 1 min, 5 seconds, 3,2,1, gone. It just flew by

Awww 😭 Well in my heart, you are still part of it. If it impacted you, you have been a part of it in a way. It might have been post death, but to me that still counts 😭 (have to say though, I can’t speak for other Unus Annus fans unfortunately.) Memento mori friend 💕💕💕💕

I don't think it really matters that you weren't there for it as long as you understand and appreciate the message. Ofc you won't understand some of the jokes and you missed some great moments, but so did plenty of other people that were there for it. As long as you take unus annus' message to heart, memento mori, then I think you can call yourself a fan. ( And that's coming from someone who was there for unus annus)

I like to believe nothing is truly dead until the impact is gonna.... Unus Annus basically revived more so the message “memento mori” with their own wack twist added to it. I’d like to think that because you (and anyone else who has discovered it post death) are still impacted by it you are still part of it in a way. Still it is sad, and I wish that you were there because we would have loved to have you on that wack journey (that kinda sounded creepy, but Unus Annus was/is basically a “cult” so-) Lastly... If you don’t have the moment than you have the memories, if not the memories than the friends, if not the friends than the evidence, if not the evidence than the feelings and the message... if not the feelings than the impact.... Nothing ever truly dies but everything is still temporary. Time is always marching forward; it waits for no one. Memento mori friend :) Remember, you are loved 💕

We carry on. The invisible timer exists for everything. We carry on. We share our time. Memories are all that is left, but even they have an invisible timer. We carry on. We continue to share a piece of ourselves. Death is inevitable. Change is inevitable. Life is precious.

i can't stop tearing up, this video is absolutely amazing and i relate to you a lot. i have no idea how you could do this without crying 😅 i wouldn't be able to talk about it so calmly. not sad but happy tears, and tears of feeling.

Memento vivere.

yoooo this is kinda long lmao srry

I didn't have anything nice to wear but I wore black and white