I Combined Every INAUGURAL ADDRESS in U.S. History

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Mr. Beat takes some of his favorite parts of (almost) every single presidential inaugural address in American history and puts them together into one, SUPER inaugural address. Meanwhile, he tricks you into learning everything you ought to know about American presidential inaugurations. Ha! You fell for it!

Uh ok, so this is, like, the description of the video so keep reading. Produced by Matt Beat. Filmed by Matt Beat. Additional images used under fair use guidelines or found in the public domain. Music by @somethingandthewhatevers3233, Asher Fulero, Geographer, Cooper Cannell, Ester Abrami, and the United States Marine Band.

Here's an annotated script with footnotes

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In this video, I provide you with the best inaugural address of all time.Did I plagiarize it from American presidents? Of course I did. But while this is a mashup of sorts...I basically just took my favorite parts of presidential inaugural addresses...I hopefully turned them into a cohesive whole…hopefully meaning if you are listening to this instead of watching it hopefully you’ll barely be able to tell when I’m switching from president to president although you’ll likely be able to tell when I’m sharing my favorite parts of inaugural speeches that happened a long time ago. Look skibidi toilet, people just used to talk differently back in the day…get used to it. And despite some of these words coming from more than 200 years ago, I think they remain relevant- kind of sadly…but yeah they’re timeless!

Here is the best presidential inauguration address of all time.

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