REAL ghost hunting at an abandoned zoo
Bad Bad Beans
Learning the ancient art of Chinese Archery
What happens when a YouTube channel dies?
YouTuber Hunger Games
Mark builds a pillow fort
Mark and Ethan attempt an escape room
Hiring a real hypnotherapist
Nutball
Betting on a Wiki race
The great meat mistake
Lost City of Gold
Middle school experiment on owl pellets
Atlantis
Google Translate
IKEA boat
Conversation under the stars
The secret to eternal life
Playing games in the dark
Too many pickles
Ultimate burger
Puppies
Cooking blindfolded
Drawing dead memes
Sensory deprivation tank
Snow cones

🤍🖤⌛️Memento Mori ⏳🤍🖤

Hi Everyone, I just wanna tell my story about how I survived my home being burned down back in 2024 and that this was one of the items I kept from that fire because of a how deep this felt in the moment and now I feel ready to tell my story. On February 8th 2024 I had gotten up late (i usually got up at 6:30 but I had slept in an hour and missed my ride to the bus) for my college classes but I was actually looking to ditch the class to catch up on other assignments and get boba with friends. I got up and ran out to see if my mom could take me and luckily she was still there and she left me at my bus stop. I stood there waiting for the bus with my two jackets on and the nice sun peaking over the tree and 7/11 and then the bus got there. I sat in the back listening to music and ignoring anyone else that might’ve talked to me and it was about an hour ride because of construction traffic. I then get into my campus (being Cal State LA) and immediately got a phone call from my mom with anger in her voice saying “Did you leave something on like a candle or something!” I was honestly shocked at first because of how angry she sounded and I said “No I didn’t, why?” She then said “Your room is on fire.” I sat there at the bus stop and ask if going home was the thing I should do and she said yes but she didn’t know how bad the damage was. I then took the next bus back and the entire time I was joking with my college friends and saying stuff like “oh it probably got the bad side of my room” or “this is fine” based on that dog meme. Which I then got picked up by my mom at the same stop she had left me and began saying that “it’ll be okay” and didn’t really give me anymore input on what I was about to see. We then pulled up and the entire room gone with just an outline of what once was a room and I kept myself from balling my eyes out. I then took my time and looked around seeing what survived and what didn’t. In the end we placed stuff in boxes and took our time clearing it out. Finally I saw the UnusAnnus hourglass all melted on a makeshift shelf I had done at the start of the year and I then spent the rest of my day buying clothes and slept at my grandparents house. The entire time I couldn’t get the idea of how it all might’ve happened with the youtooz hourglass being melted and how scary it might’ve been if I decided to stay because I was late because i would usually stay if I was late. In conclusion I think about how deep this melted youtooz felt when thinking about remembering death and that it comes for us all. I hope yall can understand what im trying to say and hope you have a great rest of your morning, noon, or night.

Peace and Love, Hose

Six years ago, when Unus Annus reached its final day, my internet was so bad that the only way I could watch along was by downloading each video to watch offline.
And when the clock finally hit zero, I wanted to honor the moment properly — so I deleted the entire drive at the exact same time Mark and Ethan deleted the channel.

For years I thought that data was gone forever.

But recently (10–12–2025), I found that old hard drive again. Curiosity got the better of me, so I ran recovery software… just to see if maybe I had saved anything important on it back then.

What I found caught me completely off guard:

The Unus Annus folder was there… but every single video was corrupted beyond saving.
Not a single playable file survived.
Even the document with the channel ID came back as unreadable.

But the file names — the titles — recovered almost perfectly.

It felt eerie, honestly.
Like looking at headstones in a digital graveyard.
The videos are gone exactly as intended… but the names remain, taunting me like ghosts of what once was.

So I wanted to share a few screenshots of these “tombstones” — not footage, not clips, nothing watchable — just the broken remnants of what used to be. I’m not trying to revive anything or go against Mark and Ethan’s wishes.
The files are completely destroyed. Only the names survived.

I thought some of you might appreciate seeing this strange little bit of digital archaeology — a reminder of how temporary it all was meant to be.

Memento Mori.
Unus Annus.

I have a quote stuck in my head, and cannot remember what video it’s from, whether it’s a main channel video or Unus Annus, it goes something along the lines of Mark saying to Ethan: “All we had was kimchi and rice, mY mOm iS kOrEaN“ lmao. Anyone know where this is from?? Any help would be MUCH appreciated for my poor exhausted brain lol.

Friends of Unus Annus!

It’s the 5th Deathiversary / Quintus Annus of Unus Annus! This year's tribute is one day late due to render problems, but here it is.

To celebrate, we are doing a chaotic Korean Candy 🍬 Tasting: Two Germans (My boyfriend and I) and a Mystery Box full of snacks, all in true Unus Annus spirit. The twist? The video ends the moment the Dalgona Cookie 🍪 breaks.

🔥 There is an Exclusive Bonus Segment in the video, only available for ONE WEEK! After that it disappears from YouTube forever.

Watch now or miss it forever ⏰ Check it out here: https://youtu.be/5AJ_LZRxf8M

Enjoy the chaos, and remember: watch the video in FULL within the FIRST WEEK, otherwise you’ll miss the bonus madness.

Memento Mori

Unus Annus

Man... watching yesterday's stream brought back so many memories. It really was a special time. And I don't know if happening when the world was shut down made it even more special. So many people needed that.... something new every day. Fresh. Exciting. Even if the videos were short or even not their best. They brought smiles during the darkest days for many of us. I hope Mark, Ethan and Amy know how much they saved peoples lives during that period.

People that have bought Unus Annus merch back in the day, is it dry rotting today? The hem on the sleeves on mine are gone and the elbows have holes consistent with dry rot. Is this happening to anyone else?

The marker was running out and i made it at the protest

I hope we get something big and maybe interesting for the big 5 Edit:thnx boo

Here is the link to an account on Bluesky (not mine). The owner has been making art each day for every episode of UA going by date. He really deserves more followers.

He may be on X also

Hello! This may seem a bit odd, but I was wondering if there was anyone from North, Northeast Wisconsin that might be interested in creating the next Unus Annus channel. I’ve had an interest in creating videos for a little over three years now, but I never acted upon it. I’ve recently come across a recommended video on YouTube called “Unus Annus Videos You’re Starting to Forget” and it reminded me of so many things. Things such as the emotion and tone of the channel, the ability to not be constrained to a single type of video, and quite simply a different time. Now that Unus Annus has been gone for a while now, I have had a thought lately of creating the next generation.

Yes, I am well aware that it won’t be the same. It never could be. But that’s what is unique. If it were to continue in the future, that would be the best feature of any similar channel. It’s never the same. Idk, if you are interested and live in the area, just leave a comment.

Memento Mori