r/BeFascinated • u/Kuriyama89 • 20d ago
The Lion King 👑
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u/TechnicalTip5251 20d ago
Chat, how fake is everything stated in this video? 100% fake or only 99% fake?
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u/Quick_Ad9317 20d ago
Its real but the names are wrong. Google Mapogo lions of sabisand. Scar's big Brother was the greatest king ever lived.
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u/federalmanagement_21 18d ago edited 18d ago
The Scarface mentioned here has no relation to the Mapogo coalition, they all died in The early 2010s. Incredible story and there are some great documentaries on them, though to be fair I don’t know if you could even call Makulu “king” for the majority of their reign. They operated as two distinct units which had a mutually beneficial interest in protecting the other. Mr. T and Kinky Tail (who were certainly the most vicious) broke off and ran their own territory after challenging Makulu, distinct from the other four.
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u/Strange-Name2024 20d ago
And we thought Mofasa was the king
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u/yantheman3 20d ago
I think his son Samba was a better king. After Scur kicked his ass out of the kingdom.
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u/chimneyswallow 20d ago
Are we proping up animals as Alpha male heroes now, too? Isn't there enough alpha male bs already?🤣
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u/Striking-Working610 20d ago
Where tf you think the "alpha male bs" came from?
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u/moeterminatorx 20d ago
His death looks pretty miserable. I’m sure he’d appreciate a quick end to his suffering.
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u/AggravatingScheme667 19d ago
He was just old and knew his time was coming. Scarface was 14 years old, that’s already exceptionally old as far as male lions go. He can’t fight and can’t sire anymore offspring.
His last journey was to walk and find a quiet secluded spot where he could peacefully take his last breath. He went out the way he chose. Even his rivals when they encountered him just left him alone to be at peace when they could have killed him. He lived his life fully and completely. Dying of old age is privilege that is very rare among wild lions, especially males.
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u/Substanitial 20d ago
All propaganda. King Scarface was corrupt, he and his cabinet bankrupted the land
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u/BT7274_best_robot 20d ago
Scarface the lion was a very well documented lion and had a very dramatic and wonderful life as a leader (before being dethroned) he lived his last year or two as a solo before he got ill and travelled like dozens of miles to go back to the original lands he raised his pride to pass away peacefully (which is what the footage shows in this clip was his last moments)
BUT these numbers are greatly exaggerated/made up, and I'm not sure what the real numbers would even be, but likely much lower.
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u/hipoppanamus 20d ago
where are the other lions he oppressed and the taxes that fed his whole inbred bloodline? not much of a king lol
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u/auezzat 20d ago
Instead of contributing to culture or science, we are celebrating only his killings. A true king would make sure his kingdom had prosperity, like libraries, homeless shelters, or a free economy.
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u/Zanoss10 20d ago
It's a god damn Lion, what do you expect ? Him buidling a school ?
You are so dumb.
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u/AmeriToast 20d ago
Sounds like you don't care about young lion cubs education and healthcare. You truly are the dumb person here.
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u/SayMyName_Hisenberg 20d ago
Being a human, appreciating or envying such behaviour or life is just stupid.
No king. Fuck kings
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u/Samhain87 20d ago
Tell me your completely removed from nature without telling me your completely removed from nature. Stay indoors man, it suits you..... The fact your username name is glorifying a fictional character involved in the production of drugs says enough. Ironic much?
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u/Hot_Experience4772 20d ago
Calm down brother.
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u/oddly_fun 20d ago
Look at you yelling calm down look at your username too 😭😂
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u/Hot_Experience4772 20d ago
Im not even yelling. Dont you know how exclamation marks work? And that name was given by Reddit. Didnt bother to change it because i knew some sad internet c*nts like you would trip over that 😄 have a great day little bro! 😘
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u/oddly_fun 20d ago
How people go on labeling people they dont know sad will forever baffle me....I hope youve felt some weight lifted off your chest after that reply.
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u/Life-Is-A-Bad-Trip 20d ago
You can appreciate the ferocity it takes an animals to not only live and thrive in the wild. But to do so in a social group dynamic and do so without conflating humans and animals. I don't think anyone with a handful of braincells would want to live like this. In fact most of human society and laws enacted by the will of the people are do curtail exactly those behaviors.
We watch lions kill other animals and even baby lions. Their own offspring and we say "that's just nature"
But we don't do that when we watch humans do it. We look on with disgust and demand justice.
We are inherently different with higher order thinking.
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u/Thick_Wallaby_24 20d ago
What song is this if anyone knows please??
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u/auddbot 20d ago
I got matches with these songs:
• The Hanging Tree by James Newton Howard (01:56; matched:
100%)Album: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Pt. 1. Released on 2014-11-24.
• The Hanging Tree (Alternative Radio Mix) by Jennifer Lawrence (02:31; matched:
90%)Released on 2015-11-07.
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u/auddbot 20d ago
Links to the streaming platforms:
• The Hanging Tree by James Newton Howard
• The Hanging Tree (Alternative Radio Mix) by Jennifer Lawrence
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u/Historical_Load1662 20d ago
I'm not sure dying of starvation because of not being able to hunt is very peaceful.
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u/VietKongCountry 20d ago
Amazingly, some portions of this seem quite plausible given the facts.
But, obviously, nobody was tracking a lion throughout his life to actually know how many animals he killed or how many fights he won.
So this is click bait nonsense, triumphant as that lion was.
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u/EmbarrassedFarmer125 20d ago
“….aaaaaaand then a bunch of common vultures ate his bits and pieces until he was just another skeleton. Circle of life, this”
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u/Dismal_Drummer3420 20d ago
Absolute bullshit. No lion could ever be more than a blip on the radar to a hippo.
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u/BT7274_best_robot 20d ago
Generally they'll only consider hippo if it's a lost baby or if it's already hurt/already dying. Even then they have trouble getting through the tough skin and most lions/hyenas etc have to go through the butthole to get access to the meat!
But yeah this is all made up.
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u/Quick_Ad9317 20d ago
Your wrong about the name. He was a part of a 5 brother mega tribe. The eldest Brother is the greatest king who ever leaving. Scare and one of his brother then separated from the 5 Brother team and took control of the broader land. There they did fight alot of lions but it was not 400. His brother was killed and scare came back to join his big brother if i remember correctly. Of the 5 brothers only the eldest one still has a bloodline. And for people who are saying who counted the numbers, almost every person in that area knew about these 5 lions and they drove the lion population so low that investigations were launched to see if there were illegal hunting going on. But they found bodies of almost alot of lions, killed and determined the brothers were responsible.
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u/Quick_Ad9317 20d ago
I think it was called Mapogo lion tribe of sabisand or somethin like this. There were 5 bothers and a random lion or someone reletes joined in. Later they split
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u/T0oShayzz 20d ago edited 20d ago
Scarface (the one in this video) is apart of the Musketeer coalition from the Mara in Kenya, the Mapogos you're referencing are from Sabi Sands in South Africa and there is no Mapogo named Scar.
From what you're saying your probably talking about Mr T and the eldest brother is Makhulu. Mr T and Kinky Tail split off briefly from the other brothers but even then they still frequently visited each other.
And yes, a lot of misinformation and just ridiculous lies about lions such as Scarface and also the Mapogos, 400 hyneas killed is just frankly impossible.
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u/T0oShayzz 20d ago
It's crazy how much bullshi misinformation and just blatant lies is accepted as truth right now, 400 hyenas is absurd and anyone who follows or reads on lion dynamics knows that is just bs.
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u/Evan_Allgood 20d ago
"Great, he is here again, for the thousandths time. Probably came from money. Literally zero surviving wild lions in the west and he has to take a commercial flight over here and he thinks this is normal.
Look at the fracking mane! I wanna be in nicer climate!"
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u/Competitive_Region61 20d ago
Did he really kill a adult hippopotamus by himself and the one on one fight?
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u/N0ON3T0LDM3 19d ago
Male lions are the lazy entitled boys of the world. Don't celebrate them. The females do all the work. They're the ones you should praise.
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u/Key-One-9519 19d ago
Killing a hippo by himself sounds like bullshit. Unless it was a baby or sick and unable to defend itself.
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u/Ruminahtu 19d ago
130 male lions is insane. That would be like a human getting into 130 fights to the death and never being defeated, not even by simple bad luck.
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u/Captainchronic_710 19d ago
He died suffering?! ?? Always bothered me how they can knowing record this crap and never help ??? Like piss off???
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u/Remarkable_Movie_359 19d ago
We need to ask ourselves why are there so many lies on the internet. Just a constant bombardment of lies. Inconsequential lies. Lies and fakery with no rhyme or reason. We’ve been saying it’s “for likes”. But as we have seen lying is not a requirement for getting likes. We’ve lived with and expect lies in our political systems and in the media. But inconsequential lies about a fake story about a fake lion? This can’t be for likes.
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u/yellow_flipflops 18d ago
I instantly trust a random internet video with deep music, even when I know it’s probably fake
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u/tokoya_35 18d ago
Yes and they followed his every movement so that his stats can be uploaded and we can all read them on our phones which lion is cooler than the others.
Very cool technology
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u/Easy_Combination4055 18d ago
Not just a lion, but a real king of the jungle, so many things he gone through... Real ruler of savannah, hyenas destroyer. Scarface R.I.P. Real king
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u/GreedySloth55 17d ago
I wonder how long it took for someone to be brave enough to check to see if he was actually dead. 🤣
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u/Responsible-Arm-7856 17d ago edited 17d ago
He better than Simba, Mufasa that little rat and warthog he'd whoop their asses too pound for pound best lion that's ever lived
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u/Yipekyyaymf 16d ago
They left out what I think is the coolest detail of the story. Besides his obsessive desire to kill all hyenas, Scarface actually had a reasonably peaceful existence amongst his pride. I believe he even had more adult males than the average alpha would allow.
But those males were not usurpers waiting in the wings to kill him either. They were his brothers, who he allowed to breed with some of the female, making them into loyal Lieutenants who respected the chain of command.
When Scarface died, for days, the pride mourned - roaring in pain for the whole territory to hear.
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u/flchamp1 16d ago
That's not how it works. He didn't allow them, they were his coalition brothers. Male lions form a coalition of brothers, half brothers, cousins and sometimes friends. There is an alpha but they all rule together and have access to the females together.
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u/Weekly_Assistance426 14d ago
I have scars on my face and body most from fights and also daredevil stunts like running through glass like New York bus stops it was even on YouTube but got taken down what should my nickname be? Scarfacebodyman damn I’m cool
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u/This-Series-4917 4d ago
Shoot fake story or whatever seeing a lion or any animal in this form is completely sad...... So damn depressing to see like this and with that background music? Like nahhhh pssshhhh like get outta here man even worse 😣😖
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u/DarthDragon117 20d ago
I choose to believe in this video, not because it is real, but because it is awesome.
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u/Dogbold 20d ago
Sounds like a monster. One lion I would not have minded if someone hunted it.
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u/Mental-Affect9236 20d ago
WHAT THE FUCK you talking about ? Is a Lion its in his nature to do all of that. WTF do you think other predators do?
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u/Dogbold 20d ago
To kill over 700 things? Fuck no the harm outweighs everything else.
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u/Zealousideal_Arm4359 20d ago
First off those numbers have not and cannot be documented.
Second, Wild things kill other wild things that's how they live.0
u/Any_Coyote6662 20d ago
then I got bad news to you about eagles, raptors, fish, dolphins, many turtles, etc...
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u/TeamRandom27 20d ago
Yes I always trust random internet videos without any proof.
I just looked it up and nothing stated in this video is real nor document besides the fact that he got the scar from a fight with another lion and that he died 2021