A Tiny French Town, Elvis's Favorite Rollercoaster, and More | A Wikipedia Clickhole

🖱In this casual Wikipedia clickhole, we'll start in the tiny French commune of Saint-Jean-Saint-Nicolas and magically click our way to Elvis Presley's favorite rollercoaster, the Zippin Pippin. Along the way hopefully we'll learn something new, or at least some random trivia.

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🗓 Itinerary
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00:00 Welcome to Clickhole Wednesday!
00:37 Saint-Jean-Saint-Nicolas
00:53 Communes of the Haute-Alpes Departments
00:57 Chabestan
01:06 Communes of the Haute-Alpes Departments
01:19 Furmeyer
01:24 Communes of France
02:27 Louvemont-Cote-du-Poivre
03:13 Meuse
04:38 1930 Meuse Valley Fog
06:29 1939 St. Louis Smog
07:43 Jewel Box (St. Louis)
08:44 Bernard F. Dickmann
10:36 Mount Olive, MS
11:54 Mize, MS
12:54 Eugene Sims
13:17 Jones County Junior College
13:55 Red West
16:16 Sonny West (Actor)
16:56 Memphis Mafia
19:46 Zippin Pippin
22:10 Conclusion and summary

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🎵 Music (all licensed through Epidemic Sound)
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Intro and outro music: Kendwa by Jones Meadow
Background music: Blue Nights and Yellow Days (Matt Large); Fly Shroom (Giant's Nest); Ill Flava (Lax Superlatives); Open Market (JustNormal); NEAR (SINY); Thru The Wall (Matt Large); Corn Candy (Guustaav); Burgess Hill (ocean jams); Jay Troit (Lax Superlative)

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🎨 Resources
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Select images and other content licensed through Envato Elements, Pexels, Wikimedia Commons, and Pixabay. Memes are... well, memes.

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❤️ Special Thanks
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Big thanks to Wikipedia for the articles from which to make content. This video would be quite literally nowhere without it.