Brandon Fisichella
Brandon Fisichella
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The REAL Problem with YouTube Rewind: The FARBERY!

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December 12, 2018

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We've all heard of the absolute trainwreck that is the YouTube Rewind 2018 video. And if you've not, you're not missing much, and quite frankly I envy you. But despite the countless 'reaction' videos and reviews of what exactly made it so soulless, I have yet to see a single video discuss what is oh-so-clearly the most important and significant problem with it: the farby portrayal of the Household Cavalry!

So I decided to yell for a few minutes about everything they got wrong, in a hope that some of the information sticks.

If you are interested in learning more about the uniforms of the Household Cavalry, I do have a (now quite old) video on the subject:

You can also find some footage of events involving the Household Cavalry here:

A review of the Cavalry:

Changing of the Guard at Horse Guards

Dismounted Parade:

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