Finding the Lost Largest Pyramid in the World

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  @YesTheory · 7 years ago · pinned

  It took 7 days in the jungle of Guatemala, 8 weeks of editing with a whole team of editors and a community supporting us by purchasing the doc early to make this happen... (And then YouTube doesn't let us monetize it hah, great!). No but we feel so grateful for this wild adventure and couldn't be happier we finally uploaded this to YouTube. The amount of endless software problems, challenges in the story and brainstorms on how we could continue making films like this in the future has been wild. We're stoked to be in a place where we're happy to put this out for all of you guys to see. Thank you so all the creators for joining us and helping make this film possible. Thank you so Sam Kolder, Andreas Hem, Sorelle Amore, Johnny FPV, Chelsea Yamase, Max Rantz MacDonald and Perry Grone. There are links in the description for biosphere preservation, we highly encourage you to check it out and support in whatever capacity you can. MUCH LOVE!

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  @hereitszara1497 · 7 years ago

  those shots of the monkey were actually sick, that guy has some skill

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  @R0BIN_ · 7 years ago

  It’s actually insane that we can watch this for FREE when if this was made by anybody else it would be on youtube red and cost atleast 10 dollars.

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  @fatheadedbeanrat.8580 · 7 years ago

  Can we just appreciate the editing in this video?

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  @deannatrois1 · 10 months ago (edited)

  The video was shot six years ago.  I was brought up in a family that didn't have a clue who I was, so when I had sons of my own, and they had dreams different to mine, I knew I had to have faith in who they were, how I had brought them up and offer support to help them live their dreams, they were the ones whose life it was, I never owned them.  My older son who 'acheived' nothing (to many people) has just organised an amazing event thousands of people attended and enjoyed.  I am only glad because it has finally allowed him to see who he is.  I was always proud of him.  He has been through some terrible struggles, and judgement all his life. We are all autistic to varying degrees.  But I am so glad to see his dreams vindicated. I wish all parents could see this.

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  @emmanuelseyoum1655 · 6 years ago

  One of the most powerful lessons:<br>&quot;Discomfort is the greatest way to build friendships.&quot; - Thomas

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  @clauds4120 · 7 years ago

  when you prefer YesTheory over Netflix!!! Thanks so much!

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  @tala8514 · 7 years ago

  It’s kind of insane how you guys are living peoples life dreams

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  @Petti_Moe · 3 years ago

  The fact that a bunch of like minded people got together and did this without knowing each other just shows how unstoppable the human spirit really is. This was incredible to watch and very inspiring. Thank you all for this ❤

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  @sncr401 · 7 years ago

  This journey wasn’t for shits and giggles. It was for Ammar.

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  @Griffsweldingandfabrication · 7 years ago

  They basically formed a team of avengers of the film making world

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  @theexperiment8498 · 6 years ago

  Men who aren’t afraid to cry, while literally and figuratively embracing one another. That’s why I enjoy this channel. Salt of the earth kind of guys.

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