This is why cable TV is dying, when you have creators like neo who create professional amazing documentaries like this. Keep up the fantastic work bae.,

This video is being correctly praised for its quality but I want to highlight just how powerful the year transition sections are. The story feels so much more grounded when you're subjected to a montage of what happened at that time rather than just seeing a year number on screen.

This is so well produced. The snippets of headlines to mark the passing of time. The positioning of faces in a relational hierarchy, then faces highlighted as mentioned in the narrative? Damn dude. I was guided through this video and it was a f-ing pleasure. Excellent work.

The way you communicated the passing of time with flashes of pop culture references from that moment was incredible. Well, well done. Can't wait to watch more of your stuff. Cheers and keep up the remarkable work.

I was a little kid so I never quite grasped just how monumental it was finding this guy. I thought he lived in some underground hideout in the middle of nowhere, but he really was living in a luxurious home? And the Ibrahim guy unknowingly led the forces straight there, what a wild goose chase.

i loved the use of news clips to show the years progressing. such a fantastic stylistic choice.

This shit felt like a cod loading scene

Man seeing all those clips from the early 2000's brings back memories

Absolutely love the pop culture montages you use to indicate time. Totally places us in the right era and reminds us of so much.

This video makes a Netflix documentary feel like a middle-school short-film project. Great toning of the voice, the highlights, the structure really keeps you watching from beginning to the end. Keep up the great work neo!

Incredibly well made video. Where you got all that old footage and were able to line up all those iconic moments was very captivating. Great job. Keep it up. New sub.

i love how this video shows clips from each year an incident happens. it helps put the news of that year in context.

both of my parents learned to speak, read, and write Arabic in defense language school. my dad was picked up by a contracting company working with the government and spent half my childhood overseas. He’s talked about being able to speak with Sheikh Mohammed while he was in custody in 2003. he didn’t try to hide anything he had done, he was eager to talk about the lengths Al-Queda had taken to carry out the attacks. the men were fully funded and lived in the US for several months, even took flying lessons in Arizona, Florida, and Minnesota. People credit bin Laden with the attacks, but it was Sheikh Mohammed that orchestrated the whole thing. I’m glad that distinction was made in this video edit: Sheikh Mohammed had admitted that he was angry the towers had imploded rather than toppled over. he had given specific instructions to hit the top of the towers anticipating that they would fall sideways.

This was the best nebula ad I’ve ever seen

He’s actually hiding out in Admiral General Aladeen’s palace in Wadiya.

This is genuinely the best channel I have subscribed to

WOW! JUST.... WOW!!! That's is by far the most well done production that I've seen in a while. You guys are awesome!

i remember i was in elementary school when it was all happening and got really vague knowledge about everything rolling at the time, other than the impression of 'bin laden bin laden the terrorist bin laden, and obama'. Now getting to know the details is the feeling words can't explain. total chills. keep up the good work sir. you got yourself a new loyal sub.

As he was moving up in years and showing snippets of current events it gave me chills and made me feel right back where I was during those times

The year transition sections were A+, amazing stuff man. Your hard work doesn’t go unnoticed - dope ass video.