ZEUS, POSEIDON & HADES RAP | "MYTHOS" | RUSTAGE ft. Shwabadi & Connor Quest! | Reaction



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23 thoughts on “ZEUS, POSEIDON & HADES RAP | "MYTHOS" | RUSTAGE ft. Shwabadi & Connor Quest! | Reaction”

  1. Liked the video, first time hearing the mythos rap! First time seeing your reactions in a while, forgot how much I love your deep voice! Started watching you with the Home Free reactions! You are so awesome!!!!!

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  2. To clarify the Persephone bit, she is the goddess of Spring. She spends half of the year down in the underworld with Hades, which brings about Fall and Winter. I don't recall if she was tricked into eating or if she ate of her own volition, but she ate a pomegranate in the underworld, and once you eat there, you are bound to it. So she can only leave for so long before she has to return, which gives us our cycle of the season in the mythos.

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  3. 5:18 yeah…. Poseidon was kinda known for flooding entire kingdoms and whatnot when (i could be wrong about this tho) the leader didn't give him their kingdom or a woman in that kingdom refused his…."advances"

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  4. The story of persephone is that she is bound to the underworld. For 6 months of the year she returns to the surface and her mother, Demeter, is happy to see her daughter and makes it spring. Then, when she returns to her husband and her throne, her mother gets sad and it makes winter.
    Persephone isn't a goddess of Spring, she is Queen of the dead. The ultimate power couple.

    Fire collaboration.

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  5. Poseidon was known to “take” whoever he wanted one instance he took Medusa in the Temple of Athena which resulted in Athena turning her into the Gorgon we know today. So that’s at least one of his atrocities

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  6. Cool thing about hades. Hes usually described in pop-cukture as an evil guy ehile zues is a good guy(like disney Hercules) but hades actually usually did ehat was right. The worse he did was kidnap Persephone. Who actually fell for him because he was chivalrous and kind. And let her go to Olympus when she wanted to except for when she is tied to the underworld. He also is the most reserved of the brothers about having children on earth.

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  7. historically/mythology accurate Hercules did, in fact, wield a war club, besides the use of his bear hands and a bow, with poison arrows, he made from the hydra's venom that he slayed in his 12 labors.

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  8. It's also the case that Poseidon had a number of children similar to Zeus. not as many though, but he also had a son that was known as a pirate that grabbed many across the Aegean. and Poseidon wasn't just the god of the sea which he did cause a lot of flooding he was also the god of earthquakes and did have a number of sea beasts causing different heroes their own struggles.

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  9. Another thing Poseidon was known for was causing the Minotaur to exist, he gave the leader of Crete a bull to sacrifice to himself, when that didn't happen, he made Aphrodite make Crete's Queen fall in love with the bull

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  10. To learn more about the mythology of Hades and his wife, I'd recommend a YT channel called Jon Solo. He covers gods, mythical creatures and the dark history behind movies, books and nursery rhymes.

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