And nilegreen for forbidden knowledge

FBI would like to know your location​@@Howtoeatrocks

and nilegray for dumb shorts

​@PoorWorldwithoutgod On the off chance you're not a bot, just use your phone. Trust me dude the more important thing is audio quality. If your audio is tin can doodoo no one will watch even if it's some sort of 8K content. Learn how to clean up your audio, worry about video after.

😂😂😂😂

That's what I figured, was that it was discovered by accident.

@PoorWorldwithoutgod be quiet bot

joe: *sprays bird stop on the apples* joe's dad a couple of days later: "hey joe, did you remember to wipe of the bird stop after you brought the apples inside?" joe: "uuuh sure... why..?"

@PoorWorldwithoutgodPLEASE THE ALGORITHM WONT SEE MY REPOSTED SHORTS IF YOU DONT

@PoorWorldwithoutgodThe fuck do you need a professional camera for kid?! Just use your phone.

634 comments and no likes? Lemme fix that

Cringe😭​@@dheerandoesstuff2793

@@I.FUSION it was a joke 💀

He’s been exposed to way too many potentially harmful things for us to nail down the cause to something from just one video.

Does the grapple really contained birdstop?

You could argue that there's something in the evaporation process (or given plenty of time after) that makes the propblems of drinking the slop intert. So it would be "safe" to do so in a controlled setting. But you also have to count for the lowest common denominator, because suppose someone out there loves it too much and eats 24 per meal with a glass of water that might also reactivate the process. Unless, of course, they did something so shady the FDA shut them down and everyone was legally gagged in the ensuing lawsuit or something.

Then how the heck is it food safe💀💀💀

​@@Ruinatiorfood grade and food safe are not the same

​@@Ruinatior"food grade" is a classification for chemicals' _purity._ It means that it is sufficiently clean of _contaminants_ that it is safe for use in foodstuffs (and personal care products, etc.). But the chemical itself can still be toxic or dangerous if ingested/used in sufficiently large amounts or high concentrations.

@@mnxs ok thank you

something tells me that someone found that out and thats why they went out of business

@@RDSk0 apple grape was ahead of its time

But his bird stop had "other ingredients"

​@@fluffsquirrelwell ofc it did, you can't get 100% of 26.4%

yeah, this is definitely a product that happened from a orchard farmer discovering it by accident "after spraying birdstop on my apples to stop the crows from eating them, they all taste like grape... i can work with this" (Damn never had a reply blow up like this lol)

will you wonder less if this solution was called "bird go" ? the only thing that matters is edible it or not. what it used for says nothing.

@@vasyapupken in package it says call poison control if swallowed 😭😭😭😭

@@alnarkokombist689because if you swallow 26.4%, instead of 0.5%, you might not feel so good.

@@Bruno-cb5gkOr you'll develop an intense grape flavor.

@@alnarkokombist689 yeah because its concentrated, the apple dilutes it

now all you need is birdstop and you got an infinite supply

I mean they arent great aples.... but grape apples are good enough i gues...

I want grapes that taste like pineapples but have the texture of apples.

he's gonna end up like Vsauce, swallowing the wrong silica gel packet

He tasted the diluted version, not the concentrate. Lots of things are dangerous when concentrated, but harmless when diluted.

I wonder if the safety data sheet has the rest of the ingredients. Edit: Methyl anthranilate is the only toxic chemical listed on the sds.

And it also says "food grade" on the same label 😂 giving me mixed signals

@@get.sassyxd They use it in gum and sodas but even after he diluted it he said it burned. So food grade is accurate but high concentrations is bad.

Yes😂😂😂

nah nuclear reactor guy be like youtuber chemist nileblue ate a apple soaked with birdstop here is why you should not do that

N.R is a 36 year old man presenting to the emergency room, unconscious." (lifts finger)

That's not how UKpostsrs should collaborate...

@@cutecutebethoventhis is why you have to be careful……lick when working with a nuclear reactor!

Oh my god you’re right, I absolutely remember the grape flavor fading the more you bit into the apple

The taste fading just adds to the thought they were soaking apples in dangerous chemicals that you really shouldn’t ingest

@@pissum420 No, the taste fading is because the chemical doesn't soak into the core of the apple. The farther in you eat, the less of it there is.

@@GGigabiteM my comment vanished I don’t even remember what I said but I feel like that was implied

It's never too late for a career change.

what poison? no where on the label does it say poison... granted it mentioned the poison controll center if it was swallowed but in the same sentence it mentions to give the person a glass of water and nile diluted the solution by ALOT but lets be honest, that label is there for liability reasons also a poison would have worse results then a repellent in this case, an orchard is under the open sky, killing a couple of birds will achieve nothing, scarring the ever loving bird shit out of them with a strong burning after taste will achieve alot more because that bird will stay away from the orchard and its offspring will too!

*FOOD GRADE poison (:

It clearly says bird stop and he's no bird. Totally safe.

@@vhaelen326 yapper

Somebody doesn’t understand science 😂

Good catch

Just did a little research. The Bird Stop container has the Bird-X branding on it.

@@kylewitter2806oh yeah, it even says so on the bottle at 2:18

@@the_sad_wallet1553 from the patent: "For the below listed examples, the preferred admixture included an “off-the-shelf" 26.4% solution of methyl anthra nilate, as manufactured by Bird-X, Inc. of Chicago, Ill., U.S.A., and marketed under the names of “Bird ShieldTM Bird Repellent” and “Fruit Shield Repellent.” This standard, con centrated form of methyl anthranilate includes a small amount of alcohol, which apparently acts as a surfactant and emulsifier"

He definitely read all the patent and knew that but thought it would be funny to play dumb for the video

Yeah, and I would doubt that product called "bird stop" is actually good for the birds XD

Before he transformed into a bird

@@andrew-vl7gu luckily humans arent birds. chocolat kills dogs, cats and some other animals but humans are fine so technically you could sell nutella as "food grade cat and dog poison" thats entirely safe for humans

​@PoorWorldwithoutgod i liked ur premier vid, fingers crossed!

looking for some science guy to tell us that this is either perfectly safe or this is nileblues final video

ay nile is a science master not no highschooler

LMAO it does give off high schoolers having fun in a chem lab vibes.

Same lol

Yes,me too I am dissapointed ..

@@Bezabella21 He’s a chemist, not a biologist or genetic engineer.

Interesting

Do yo think they closed down possibly because of that and maybe because they weren't selling well?

i graped your apple

Don't replace the a in grape with an o

put my finger over the g

@@Alph_From_Pikmin_3 grupe

a grape

I wonder if the guy who came up with the patent had to use the product for whatever reason, figured out it was safe to consume in small amounts, and proceeded to dunk his apples into it.

According to some sleuths it might be another very similar product, called Bird Shield. But by all reason they might be equivalent. I think 26.4% might well be due to fundamental properties of this grape flavour chemical, such as its solubility in... Bird-X Bird Stop doesn't specify, Bird Shield specifies as "inert ingredients". Inert. So it's not alcohol. Water, should be water? It is water soluble. The MSDS of these two products disagree on the safety of the product. Bird Stop claims to be a Category 5 Acute Toxin, while Bird Shield says it's "generally recognised as safe" but irritating to skin and eyes. Table salt is Category 5 Acute Toxin, so make of that what you will, with estimated lethal toxicity several times higher. Just in case, i'm not convinced i would want to use Bird Stop, but i think they're likely doing the same exact thing as Bird Shield, they're just being overly cautious, or just uncertain of the purity of their raw ingredients. Maybe their water is an Acute Toxin. Hold your Wee for a Wii.

Company got out of the game before internet articles came out that the company was giving people apples dipped in Bird Stop (or other similar product with "Keep out of reach of children" printed on it)

That can't be healthy xD

@@pottingsoil723 If it's healthy enough for birds it's healthy enough for me

Uhhh

When did it say that?

​@@EvanG5292:15

I think that's is for the pure thing, the not only diluted it but ate if from an apple, every chemical is dangerous in concentrated or high dosis

​@@yoo571 Still have no idea what the other 76% is

make nile see this spam like

nile see this

NILE PERFORATE YOUR APPLE

Dude you ate bird repellant!

There were multiple formulas iirc, maybe nile did the other one

Do birds still fly away from you?

Underrated comment.

@@HankFacepunch underrated comment

@@nurajannattaslima9853 underrated comment

​@@nurajannattaslima9853 underrated comment

Bro TY for the comment - for everyone else ukposts.info/have/v-deo/cXeHYaiFcJukzIE.html

Well the apple is soaked in bird stop so he's potentially telling the truth.

At least it doesn't say DEAD DOVE DO NOT EAT.

Weird snow white remake but alright

Average fridge experience

@@mendozakoby If the Evil Queen left a note saying "DO NOT EAT", then it's Snow White's fault.

Me too! I was in 3rd or 4th grade and a rep from the company came by our school (the same city that the company was based in), and I was disappointed that the grape flavor was not like actual grape

Try real concord grapes they taste like the grape candies atleast the ones i grow at my house

@@mrmolasses5366They taste great!!

I think osmosis is going on

Nah cos bird stop actually comes from grape seeds which is also where the flavoring is from so it’s not the direct grape itself

Its like he has a death wish

Tasting chemicals was a really common thing among chemists 100 years ago. It was how the first artificial sweeteners were discovered.

it probably kills him a bit, too

@@TheBackyardChemist And also the last.

If the videos come out, he probably survived. Probably

Wait really?

Stop the video at 01:30 and read the text block to the left of Example 3. Then check the brand on the bird repellant bottle at 02:16. That’s proof that they literally used bird repellant to make grapples 😂

@@toms169 Thats actually insane

@@toms169 good grab, good old bird X XD

Ahaha, Nile is idea-grabber)

damn... they definitely read that, which makes their shock about the bird stop being the perfect amount feel really scripted now :/

Omg that's insane. I'm surprised they didn't notice that while pointing to the paper patent 💀😂

@@JDNboy12bruh ofc the video is scripted for entertainment? Stupid comment lol

The conspiracy is even bigger. BirdStop CREATED Graples and immediately discontinued them when they got popular to sell more BirdStop to UKposts viewers. The deep state destroyed the evidence, but just connect the dots 🧠💯

Yeah it talks about it using bird stop and bird feed in the paper it's no coincidence lmao

Me too

the joke is that there is none

today for april fools: i made a cancer apple!

Me too lol

i bet that website is going to recieve more traffic then it ever saw before because of this video.

gacor rek🤣🤣

Go to comment section to make sure I'm not the only one :))

The fact it's Indonesian specifically is the best part.

​@@KeranMacetgacor kang 😂

I wonder if you could make grapples with grape soda instead of bird stop

@@bibasik7 the soda may have a lower concentration of it than diluted grape stop would. Potentially meaning that it doesn't have a high enough of a concentration to make a difference. As well as the fact that if that is the case then if it diffuses into the apple it will only have a part of the percentage of concentration as the soda hence possibly making zero difference. It may also be that such a low concentration would struggle to penetrate the skin causing this to either not work or take a much longer time to work than simply dipping it in diluted grapestop

While it might be great at repelling birds, I have a feeling that many bugs and insects would reeeeeally be quite fond of it.

Very much wish I could see this professor I'd gladly sit through his entire lecture this is the type of weird niche shit I crave💔

The camera man said it tasted like Kool-aid. Why not use concentrated Kool-aid instead?! Also, wouldn't MSDS show what the other ingredients?!

Spraying the trees with bird repellent, you mean.

​@@azrobbins01 Actually dipped. Even the patent states that.

@@daklhs6460 I am sure that for the purposes of the patent, they dip them and hold them at certain temperatures for specific times. When they first discovered it, it was just farmers spraying bird repellant on their trees, and they can't patent that.

@@azrobbins01 probably that happened when they discovered. But their process to make grapples is/was dipping the apple.

Damn it I can't believe I bought and ate some 🤦‍♂️

I thought this stuff was genetically modified with grape genes for years lol

The vice story is titled "An Apple That Tastes Like a Grape: The Politics of Food" if anyone was interested

I had one as a kid when my school gave out a free fruit every day for a year as a trial program. I thought these were made by soaking the apple in grape juice.

So they had a bunch of weird fuckin apples they needed to sell... in comes the marketing team!

Exactly, I know for a fact that there's food-grade silicone rubber (like for baking molds), but that doesn't mean you can just chow down on silicone straight from the caulk.

Nice try, fed. I know you're trying to prevent us from knowing how delicious the product is. You can't stop me from drinking it

Yup. Food grade just means "safe for use in food prep". I have "food grade" sodium hydroxide in my kitchen cabinet for making pretzels.

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if anyone wants the full text "For the below listed examples, the preferred admixture included an “off-the-shelf” 26.4% solution of methyl anthranilate, as manufactured by Bird-X, Inc. of Chicago, Ill., U.S.A., and marketed under the names of “Bird Shield™ Bird Repellent” and “Fruit Shield Repellent.” This standard, concentrated form of methyl anthranilate includes a small amount of alcohol, which apparently acts as a surfactant and emulsifier. For the following examples, the solution concentrations refer to and include percentages that approximate the actual concentration of methyl anthranilate active ingredient in the admixture. Alternatively, a pure methyl anthranilate could be employed for the purposes of the present invention, diluted to the required concentration and most preferably with small quantities of an emulsifier, as typically employed to those skilled in the art of solution preparation."

Cool. Molecules are just molecules after all

@@ludvig3242 yea nilered/blue has proven that time and time again

Good spot! A bit of youtube deception from Nile when the answer is right there. "Had some trouble making this ourselves when we stumbled upon", you didn't stumble on anything, the answer was literally on the same page.

@@W4TH3JE5U5 they lied for dramatic effect. UKposts is no different than reality tv

kid named finger:

That kid let the intrusive thoughts win.

Dude I cannot count the number of times we used a Bunsen burner to cook something in the back.

​@@Kazrel_VOi eat toxic chemicals for breakfast and their fumes for dinner

Yeah this is what I thought too, just make a sort of flavor agent birds don't like and they'll learn not to come around real fast, same goes for most animals honestly, some are just harder to find the right flavor for.

But again, the problem is we have no idea what else is in there to dilute the active ingredient. Safe for use around children still does not mean good to eat in larger quantities.

"It is a violation of federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling" - makes a video useing it as flavoiring on the heath side, it says its fine to spray it on fruits after dilution, and handle them after drying, but sais 1% dilution and "5-8 days or when no odor" to eat... so the recipe was 1 minute in 10% to make it an overkill, so if you eat it 1-2weeks later its still grapy... he just ate it fresh...

@@falxonPSN Example: Toothpaste is completely safe and harmless to use as toothpaste, but if you start eating tubes of toothpaste, you will die.

@@falxonPSNmeh, he diluted the Bird Stop by a factor of 50 and only held the apple in the solution for a few seconds longer than one minute. Taking a bite out of that apple after it has dried and aged for 48 hours is a far cry from eating large quantities.

Honestly I think he posted it before April fools day so we wouldn’t take it as a joke (though considering his content, we shouldn’t be surprised by this. After all he’s done stuff like this before, making cinnamon candy out of styrofoam, hot sauce out of plastic, cotton candy out of cotton, etc)

Jk​@@madelineong5134

This is not even that outrageous of a video 😂 it’s pretty mild

It's 29-March so it's SAFE!!!! 🕊️🕊️🕊️

illegal indonesian betting site got into nileblue video, no indonesian ready for that jumpscare.

For sure, yea.

sumpah i had to pause the video to process the sudden indo flashed on my screen

This is the unproudest Indonesian reference of all time.

lol i had to double check it and was like "hah..?"

underrated comment (unless this is just made up)

@@MadContendery honestly it does make sense

@@MadContendery 1 Liter = 0.264 gallon that's for sure, problem is my reasoning only makes sense for the Bird Stop. Those apples were made in US that's a start, maybe the production units also used the gallon system for the bath procedure and it was something like " mix 1 dose of creamy flavor with X amount of water ".

Good point

@@secrettaco5027could be the grapple was accidentally discovered by a farmer using bird stop to keep birds off their trees. Then they thought it could be marketable and said 26.4% works, let’s run with it.

At least we still got nilered left

@@daniocampo1992but no more war crimes :(

@@daniocampo1992 He looks like the same person.

​@@aleksitjvladica. Wooosh

​@@aleksitjvladica.R/woosh

Those mfs really went "hey dude lets put apples in bird stop and sell that shit" and then went away without eleborating

​@@cpikl2003shows up. Grapes your apple. Leaves without elaborating.

@@cpikl2003prob why they went away

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​@@cpikl2003bro it tastes like grapes🗿

tastes like grape tho! mmmm... but burns a bit lol

@@joshd79 Methyl anthranilate with a teeny bit of hydrofluoric acid for that extra kick

I am in total agreement except for the fact that it doesn't actually say that. It instead says: "For the below listed examples, the preferred admixture included an "off-the-shelf" 26.4% solution of methyl anthranilate as manufactured by Bird-X, Inc. of Chicago, Ill., U.S.A., and marketed under the names of 'Bird Shield™Bird Repellent' and 'Fruit Shield Repellent.'" It may not actually say "bird stop" anywhere, but yeah. Probably close enough for him to guess. (This wasn't written to argue against your point so much as to save someone from having to pause and find it for themselves.)

Thanks for the grape upload.

And at 1:42 it says only to dip the apple for 1 second, but he does it for 1 minute. This may have been a different part than the section where he was reading from because it does seem like his process was slightly different so this may have been a typo in the summarized section.

Clearly, Lucas Film was involved. I only wish Hans Zimmer did the sound effects. 😂

😂😂😂😂

it's only been a month the last upload gap was 6 months what are you talking about 😭😭😭😭

Yep💀

​@@psych0pup yeah plus there was an upload on the main channel in the last month lol

​@@psych0pupDead internet theory.

ive seen this exact comment on like 4 different channels now

Yeah I was severely disappointed it was only the skin. I wanted my crunchy grape.

Yeah, I thought they smelled of grape but still tasted of apple. Was sorta disappointed.

I was wondering how they were gonna get the flavor INTO it. that was the main technical obstacle I was interested in and im very disappointed to hear its not solved.

Yeah they were not very good at all

Glad you lived to tell the tale. Sounds like our boy Nile isn’t going to die yet

I remember thinking Gapples smelled like Grape Kool-Aid

I've had grapple multiple times way back when they were sold. It's literally apple with artificial grape flavor. You get a little fake koolaid grape taste on the peel of the apple but the flavor was NOT present in the flesh of the apple. I can swear by this, because that's what I wanted and that is not what is was.

I hate this. take my like.

>:(

Well, not since they went out of business, anyway.

Food-safe emulsifiers because pure methyl anthranilate is not very water soluble.

@@JamesChurchill fair enough, it was more than a little bit worrying when 'other ingredients' was ignored even though it's most of the solution.

Underrated comment. I was looking for this comment.

Just more food grade ingredients. Nothing to worry, not in this amount.

@@JamesChurchill plant emulsifiers are not very good for animals

Nigel's Kitchen, like a lab science version of Nigella

@@deyesed NIGEL'S KITCHEN

I am completely on board with this. Might I suggest the channel name, "NileBread?" Edit: Ooooh, or mabe "NileFed"

It should follow the naming scheme he currently has, and be called NileYellow! Since the colour yellow is often associated with food

nile green

hello pigeon :)

Scary

@@nyancat8828 do I know u? (Sorry try that sounds rude)

@ColumbidaeKing lol nah I just love pigeons 😂

@@nyancat8828 OMG SAME. Pigeons & Doves are my Favorite animal and have been my Favorite for 7 years! ❤️🕊️🐦

lol true

Essentially

its probably the exact thing they used in the patent, the percentage is just to much of a coincidence and the fact the patent doesnt list what the other ingredients are is most likely because it doesnt say on the bird stop, also the fact that its bird stop makes me think this is an accidental discovery rather then on purpose, it would also explain why the original grapple's arent around anymore because people somewhere learned of it or the farmers figured out "huh, maybe this would be REALLY BAD if it became public"

Some things are just too perfect to resist...

@PoorWorldwithoutgod good lord stop posting that on every comment that has more than a hundred likes

@@vhaelen326 "probably the same" is kind of a gamble when the MSDS says the other stuff in it is acutely toxic and to wear viton gloves as it can penetrate the skin

@@unfunnycesiumyoure argueing with a bot...

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I dunno. I come to NileBlue for the chemistry and stay to be shocked and horrified with his shenanigans. Maybe an addendum to the end of the video.

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Isn’t castor oil a laxative? 🤣

So can I get alot of grape juice from this? Can I mix it with water and then alcohol to make wine?

it also said "give the person a glass of water" so that warning label is probably just there for liability reasons, ive made the same answer a couple of times: the fact that its bird STOP rather then bird POISON makes me think its safe, a solution that smells and tastes fruity but with a potent burning sensation will deterr birds and over a couple of generations the birds will avoid those trees instinctively, if it was actual poison you wouldnt want it to taste/smell like anything except fruit and it wouldnt solve the problem, if you kill the birds that eat your fruit birds wont give a shit and keep eating the fruit because no bird survives to "tell" about the experience, if you make something harmless but very painfull it will give that information to the next generation

Poison control would probably say "well how are you feeling? Any symptoms? Stomach cramps? Excessive salivation? No? Okay call back if anything happens, have a nice day"

Tons of non toxic products have this on the label. It isn't to warn anyone, it is to avoid lawsuits.

Dosage makes the poison. Could be toxic if you drank directly from the jug, but spraying some on an apple and cleaning it off later leaves less than 1% of that kind of dose.

@@Sotanaht01 "Dosage makes the poison" Yep, loads of things that we consume daily that is "poison" (if enough is consumed). :p Water poisoning is a thing for example, too much water in a short time span can lead to very severe issues, including death~