What if We Nuke a City?
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As you may have noticed, we like to blow stuff up on this channel. So when the International Red Cross approached us to collaborate on a video about nuclear weapons, we were more than excited.
Until we did the research. It turned out we were a bit oblivious off the real impact of nuclear weapons in the real world, on a real city. And especially, how helpless even the most developed nations on earth would be if an attack occurred today.
So hopefully this video demonstrates how extremely non fun a real world nuclear attack would be, without being too gruesome. This collaboration was a blast (no pun intended) and we want to say a huge thank you to the International Red Cross!
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@scopex3592 3 роки тому
Woah, Kurzgesagt randomly conments in a random time. I just wanna say that I love your channel, and I enjoy watching your videos.
@thatoneguy4701 3 роки тому
Keep up the excellent work
@tanukee7908 3 роки тому
@@scopex3592 exactly what that guy said!
@CameronGethings 3 роки тому
@@tanukee7908 I agree
@onlinemathquiz3621 3 роки тому
INDIA BEST ALL COUNTRYS BELONG TO INDOA
@facefish1713 4 роки тому
Basically, being immediately evaporated is the best case
@badateverything8434 4 роки тому
Face Fish yup because in most Scenarios nuclear war would happen so it’s best that you just die immediately and not have to deal with radiation and fans of people trying to kill you every second
@Handleisn_tAvailable 4 роки тому
Face Fish That is one way to see it
@How_To_Play1 4 роки тому
or not being in the explosion radius in the first place
@JustABoyo 4 роки тому
Or being Switzerland
@linasayshush 4 роки тому
Hell yeah dude, if there's a nuclear war I want the very first bomb to fall directly on my head.
@Renrang 4 роки тому
"Eliminating all nuclear weapons an vowing to never build it again" Countries to each other: After you
@kaigunteitoku7281 4 роки тому
South Africa would like a word there
@thehotdogman9317 4 роки тому
Exactly...
@rachard 4 роки тому
no u
@edwardboatman4554 4 роки тому
thanks for pointing out the issue with this, there's probably going to be that one country that refuses, and so nobody does anything.
@davidknight9709 4 роки тому
“Cough cough” North Korea, Iran.…
@crithi1401 Рік тому
The power of the sun, forged into a weapon, in the hands of men. I can't think of anything that frightens me more.
@rhysmurch2479 Рік тому
the power of the sun, forged into a weapon, in the hands of politicians
@lastsamurai3662 Рік тому
and from here, the famous quote: "Now I am become Death, destroyer of worlds"
@MehernurCHOWDHURY 11 місяців тому
swiming in the pool with your sock on seems 𝙥𝙧𝙚𝙩𝙩𝙮 𝙨𝙘𝙖𝙧𝙮
@basedbear1605 11 місяців тому
Then you're an idiot who is easily misled. Nukes are fake.
@My_Lacrimosa 11 місяців тому
The friendzone
@Lalalasoar 7 місяців тому
As a Japanese, i was taught that the survivors (but dying) of HIroshima and Nagasaki were ringing like bells because of the lots of pieces of glass in their bodies and they had their peeled skins in their hands. it is just terrifying.
@bealet9357 7 місяців тому
I'm sorry to all the civilians in Japan who went through this, but it seems like there were no analogues without fewer casualties, right?
@mootssss 7 місяців тому
@@bealet9357 Japan was already at their limit and about to surrender before the nukes were dropped anyway
@bealet9357 7 місяців тому
@@mootssss Politics, everything to the end, meant that they would fight to the end, they were close to surrender, but most likely it would be followed by a month or more of war and there were over 200 thousand casualties, and the communists had to be shown that yes..
@nora5578 5 місяців тому
『はだしのゲン』見たけど本当に言葉が出ない。まるでゾンビだ
@PiperAtTheGatesOfYourMom 5 місяців тому
@@mootssss Incorrect, the leaders of the Japanese Military literally staged a coup to keep the war going Hiroshima. They were not even convinced it was nuclear and were going to fight till every last man. It was their written policy and doctrine. It wasn't until Nagasaki that the Emperor had to step in and agree to a total surrender. Every single documentation, account, and historian alligns with the fact that Japan was not going to surrender even after they had already been nuked once.
@anonrabbit9468 4 роки тому
"What if we nuke a city?" Everyone: "How about we don't."
@attacus7168 4 роки тому
no no i like this idea
@voice-less 4 роки тому
America: How about let nuke TWO cities!
@Ari-nw3qy 4 роки тому
North Korea: How bout I do anyway
@snap8626 4 роки тому
tel aviv
@dowjones5981 4 роки тому
How about we do!? Fucken pussy!! 👍
@jbtechcon7434 4 роки тому
"Let's get rid of all nukes!" "Okay, you first." "Noooooo!"
@notlogical4016 4 роки тому
But i dont want too unless you do!
@ArturoTorresSanchez 4 роки тому
That's kind of the issue, actually.
@8beef4u 4 роки тому
we are getting rid of them... the us and russia have been dismantling their arsenals slowly over the past 30 years. they just need to speed it up
@notlogical4016 4 роки тому
@@ArturoTorresSanchez thats what i was inferring, and it will never happen sadly. we should be dismantelling the bombs and use the uranium, plutonium and other recources used for nuclear reactors, and produce energy with them
@PropaneTreeFiddy 4 роки тому
@@8beef4u but are they really 🤔
@user-nb2mw1py1j 6 місяців тому
"We cannot change the fact that Hiroshima was the first atomic bombing site. However, it is up to us whether Nagasaki will be the last.'' As a Japanese citizen of Nagasaki, I will deliver these words to the world.
@PianistifiedForYT 6 місяців тому
I have a doubt. Chernobyl is now a wasteland which will not be inhabitable for over 4400 years. Why then are Hiroshima and Nagasaki not wastelands?
@user-nb2mw1py1j 6 місяців тому
That's an interesting question. The general theory is that because the bomb exploded high in the air, more nuclear contaminants were dispersed into the atmosphere. Another cause is water being washed away by rain or the ground being filled in. On the other hand, the soil at Chernobyl and Fukushima contains a lot of nuclear contaminants. That's because they exploded on the ground.
@PianistifiedForYT 6 місяців тому
@@user-nb2mw1py1j Apparently it was done to "maximise damage". It seems it only took a temporary toll I pray that no one has to witness nuclear bombings again, I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy.
@quest-cequecesttonvisage 5 місяців тому
@@PianistifiedForYT it also has to do with the amount of nuclear material present in a bomb vs in a nuclear power plant
@MatthijsvanDuin 5 місяців тому
@@PianistifiedForYT Little Boy contained 64 kg of uranium, Fat Man only 6.4 kg of plutonium, and due to being air bursts the radioactive fallout was extremely fine dust carried to high altitude and dispersed. Chernobyl vomited several *tonnes* of radioactive material into the environment, and a large amount of it was in the form of larger particles and fragments that were deposited onto the immediate surroundings.
@carbonas 8 місяців тому
After watching oppenhiemer this hits 4 times harder
@thatcrystalpie 3 роки тому
"It renders you blind for a few hours." So I'm blind for the rest of my life?
@acek2016 3 роки тому
True.
@andyl5941 3 роки тому
It’s hard to argue with his assessment
@CuriousQuasit 3 роки тому
No, actually. Depending on the ambient conditions - mainly how clear and/or bright it is outside when the attack happens - flash blindness can affect people up to about 85 km away.
@pmmarmarcusvarela6670 3 роки тому
I feel a whoooosh
@acek2016 3 роки тому
Nyann Cat I can feel it in the air...
@WiseOldBill 4 роки тому
Id like to take a moment to thank Stanislov Petrov, the soviet lieutenant who refused to launch nukes during the cold war when ordered to do so
@ddaaa6389 4 роки тому
yeah there was a warning that the us was sending nukes towards them but petrov thought it was just a miscommunication/error and left it alone when he was ordered to also fire nukes.
@alacastersoi8265 4 роки тому
holy, that man saved everyone
@connieleblanc6212 4 роки тому
Crazy to think about . Didn't they change guidelines because of it ?
@andersenzheng 4 роки тому
@@connieleblanc6212 my understanding is now all the people that dont need to know what action they are carrying out are blocked out by design. that includes the operators, the people at the lower chain of commands, they just press buttons on a schedule or occasionally do surprise drills which they would have no way of knowing that the specific button sequence they put in just launched a nuke, a light at some dude's desk or did nothing at all.
@khhnator 4 роки тому
don't forget about Vasily Alexandrovich Arkhipov too
@ANAAVGEKSYT6969 7 місяців тому
Greenland 🇬🇱: My capital is Nuuk. North Korea 🇰🇵: DID YOU SAY NUKE?!
@user-qx5eq8il4e Рік тому
My grandfather lost his right leg in the war and was transferred from a hospital in Hiroshima to another hospital far away. If my grandfather's hospital transfer had been delayed, I wouldn't be here now. So what is said in this video is not someone else's problem for me. I hope that today's politicians and military do not make wrong or terrible choices for the sake of those who are yet to be born.
@basedbear1605 11 місяців тому
Good grief, this is wrong on so many levels. Your grandfather escaped a fire bombing. Hiroshima wasn't even in the top 20 most destroyed Japanese cities. How could that have happened with "the most destructive bomb in history"?? Because it was a propagandized fake.
@bigbupbear 9 місяців тому
🤓
@MrCmon113 9 місяців тому
So what? If your grandmother had been prettier, your grandfather would have come earlier and a different sperm would have reached the eggcell.
@nibble2911 6 місяців тому
This is just rude.@@bigbupbear
@Mogoid 6 місяців тому
@@nibble2911some people are rude, just ignore em
@marcosvinicius-jk5bn 2 роки тому
coming back to these nuke videos doesn't seem so fun anymore
@-Luucy- 2 роки тому
yeah...
@czcrasto4301 2 роки тому
Nope it's even more scary now
@dp-ns9gi 2 роки тому
@@czcrasto4301 enjoy the adrenaline in your blood
@quelquun9011 2 роки тому
Well Putin just wants us to be more curious, that’s all
@aditiagrawal8750 2 роки тому
i know right, hearing the sounds of planes now scares me
@goldenhardt750 4 роки тому
“What if we nuke a city?” Short answer: *Don’t*
@Mettaworldj 4 роки тому
Golden Hardt America: Hold my beer 🍺
@kabob0077 4 роки тому
Why not two?
@AndyLowe-net 4 роки тому
Insightful
@HeadsetHatGuy 4 роки тому
@@Mettaworldj i think you mean *hold my hamburger*
@Logoritmic 4 роки тому
Sad thing is that certain humans did...
@dreamingto90s 8 місяців тому
"You're the man who gave them the power to destroy themselves...and the world is not prepared." The quote from the movie makes sense now...
@natiliee.s.5476 Рік тому
It is absolutely mind-boggling that mankind can invent something that is hotter than the sun.
@basedbear1605 11 місяців тому
Except that they didn't. It's easily provable that nukes are fake. Nagasaki and Heroshima weren't even in the top 15 most destroyed Japanese cities. It was a media/propaganda HOAX to scare the world into submission. And yes, the same people that control the USA control the rest of the world. Use some critical thinking, ffs.
@theerandomdude2375 11 місяців тому
Just the power of what makes a atom a atom
@jasonlee148 10 місяців тому
It is a miniature sun
@natiliee.s.5476 10 місяців тому
@jasonlee148 I totally understand that our sun is a small star compared to other's, but it's...STILL THE SUN!!! ☀️😳
@The_destroyer_of_doors 10 місяців тому
No only the surface
@imoqtz3332 4 роки тому
“What if we nuke a city” Japan: we know a thing or two because we’ve seen a thing or two
@Obnax 4 роки тому
Underated
@User-mj2sw 4 роки тому
DARK
@johndimal4867 4 роки тому
Zombie Hunter seen a thing or *2*
@JKazama182 4 роки тому
We are The U S, bum parum pum, pum pum pum!!!!
@antonioISoffLINE 4 роки тому
the word ''or'' makes it like they've not decided it yet
@dardan145 4 роки тому
Kurzgesagt last week: "Ants are cool aren't they?" Kurzgesagt this week: " let's nuke a city"
@cettechaineestcloture.1351 4 роки тому
Parkour
@zs9652 4 роки тому
It was the ants that set off the bomb.
@liquidpebbles7475 4 роки тому
@@zs9652 the fuckers were behind it all along
@bluehorse253 4 роки тому
Dardan Loshi stop making memes
@Itsshadowgod 4 роки тому
HxH fans: "We are no different from the ants... no we are far worse"
@seloranswivelton 11 місяців тому
In pretty much all atomic bomb videos, I see people who say the Japanese deserved it. My retort is that there’s a difference between individuals (eg Japanese civilians, military personnel, government officials etc) and a collective (eg the Japanese people, the nation of Japan etc). Most Japanese civilians either just minded their own business or at most supported the war efforts within their own country like civilians in other countries that engaged in the war did during a time when information was not as freely accessible as in uncensored areas today. Mostly only some government officials and military personnel decided on and carried out the attack on Pearl Harbor and other atrocities during WW2. Since the majority of the blame should be on some of the government officials and military personnel, it would generally be unfair to say the Japanese civilians or civilians of any country deserved being nuclear bombed or have other atrocities committed against them. For the purpose of these types of discussions, it is overly simplistic and sometimes even hateful to just group the individuals into collectives like the Japanese, the Americans etc.
@AU_TRL 9 місяців тому
Correct. These statements you are talking about really only mean anything in a world where there is only collective agency. I don’t endorse a lot of my own nation’s foreign policy, so why ought I be culpable for their decisions?
@pv6189 9 місяців тому
The entrance to the Atomic Bomb Dome in Hiroshima clearly states the historical fact that the Japanese military invaded China and other countries. In other words, Japan is not unconcerned about its own crimes. I am saddened by the fact that the world's worst weapon was dropped on the heads of the innocent people of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, regardless of what Japan did in the Pacific War.
@justsomeserpentwithinterne2953 8 місяців тому
Correction: the bombings of Pearl Harbor was not a simple act of war, since the bombings occurred mainly on weekends, the armed personnel were considered civilians as well. Hope this clears up any confusion about the Japanese civilians didn’t deserve this.
@justadummy8076 8 місяців тому
Except unless action was taken against the actual people, the government wasn’t going to stop, and there wasn’t any single government facility nuke site that would’ve convinced the Japanese to end the war, it’s of course heartless, but it saved thousands of American soldiers from going into a deadly ground war on enemy turf
@commanderkris93 8 місяців тому
The problem is, most of japanese military and gonverment personel died in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. And civilians were just another cost.
@thePeziie 9 місяців тому
Thank you for creating this educational video with such high quality and understandable script. It truly raises awareness of it, no matter how much or how little. I hope no one would launch any nuke ever again. 😢
@sstyle9335 4 роки тому
“What if we nuke a city” Japan: If?
@graylindblad1261 4 роки тому
This is worse. The little boy and fat man were sloppy and were literally just “We have big bomb we want test it”
@rubixia4077 4 роки тому
Gray Lindblad I mean not really. More like we don’t want to invade mainland Japan.
@budoumurasaki5856 4 роки тому
Rubixia I mean it is really. Then what is the point of using two different type of bombs? It is nothing but testing and showing how “strong” you are. Just use the same bomb you tested if it is not testing.
@xboxjunkie1931 4 роки тому
Japan: First time?
@arktheman3391 4 роки тому
Murasaki Budou Japan always fought till the end no matter what they do. That’s why you don’t want to invade main land Japan it was a test and yes it was to show how strong they are but the war would just go on if we didn’t do that.
@FullaEels 4 роки тому
Kurzgesagt last week: ants ants ants Kurzgesagt this week:
@dragonflies6793 4 роки тому
haha jacksfilms antsantsantsantsantsantsantsants
@mathBirb 4 роки тому
@@dragonflies6793 ah, i see you're a man of culture as well.
@jesseward4115 4 роки тому
Next week, Ants with nukes.
@mynameismmandimheretosay7979 4 роки тому
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@nadirnovruz 4 роки тому
I loved ant videos tho😂
@anshwadhwa3561 9 місяців тому
"I am become death, the destroyer of worlds"
@SarahBabe 25 днів тому
Came here to quote the same.
@quintenspannuth5400 9 місяців тому
After seeing Oppenheimer I can truely understand why he was so devastated
@phicamsi61 3 роки тому
Short answer: They die. Long answer: They all die.
@yourbigfan1777 3 роки тому
Short answer: death Long answer: deeeeeeaath
@alenationph 3 роки тому
Very long answer: They will friken dieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
@colin-campbell 3 роки тому
Longer answer: nuclear weapons have prevented WW3 due to MAD.
@Dunno_a_aname4dis 3 роки тому
Even longer answer, they’ll all die at some point
@mantasulcinas6634 3 роки тому
Longest answer: TTTTTTTTTHHHHHHHEEEEEEEYYYYYY AAAAAAARRRRRREEEE DDDDDDEEEEEAAAADDD
@TheOnlyIncognito 4 роки тому
I’m glad you included the idiots who’s first thoughts are to take photos
@PokeFan28 4 роки тому
What else am i gonna do? Save the city?
@alfonsmuhs144 4 роки тому
It is not stupid... That's ten best thing you can do for information etc... To show it to the rest of the world
@MW3G3rmany 4 роки тому
I mean it would be a historical event so why not
@Hybrid10Prime_Creative 4 роки тому
Death is inevitable. Why not record it for future generations?
@ilikepizza6826 4 роки тому
Yeah lol I would hide behind a concrete wall or anything sturdy
@KnowledgeCat 5 місяців тому
This was really well made, thank you for the great content!
@user-ep2oj2hd8s 6 місяців тому
I'm Japanese and a grandchild of atomic bomb victims. In Japan, all children learn about the real damage of nuclear weapons, but nowadays, atomic bomb victims are over 80 years old. So we are hard to know real voice of victim... I think this video can tell us the threat of nuclear weapons clearly. Thank you for making this video. I strongly want everyone in this world to know that nuclear weapons are not " just large bombs", they mean " literally the end of the world". I hope Nagasaki becomes the last place where was attacked by nuclear weapons.
@markell1882 4 роки тому
“What if we nuke a city” U.S. : “Funny story...”
@mr.vargas5648 4 роки тому
But todays nukes are much stronger than those used against Japan.
@alamsas2 4 роки тому
@@mr.vargas5648 and?? 😂 how does that disregard what happened to japan
@reichrunner1 4 роки тому
@@alamsas2 It doesn't. But it does make it non-applicable to the topic of this video.
@mr.vargas5648 4 роки тому
@@alamsas2 What do you mean disregard?
@alamsas2 4 роки тому
@@reichrunner1 non-applicable in what way? I'm certain the video exactly represents what happened with Japan back then (regardless of the strength)
@itzolie 4 роки тому
Living in a small town suddenly doesn’t sound so bad.
@stephaniehavoksen1761 4 роки тому
Ikr? Lmao I’m safe
@raulmejia6953 4 роки тому
I live in El Salvador, so i am safe xD
@jaykingston2171 4 роки тому
Small towns usually have steel factories that the enemy would likely target. Lol nowhere is safe!
@stephaniehavoksen1761 4 роки тому
Jay Kingston Oh noooo 😂💀
@borttorbbq2556 4 роки тому
@@raulmejia6953 no your not
@Hdbzhxxhxyxhx 6 місяців тому
My grandmother saw the light of the atomic bomb in Okayama, next to Hiroshima. It took two hours by car from the hypocenter in Hiroshima to my grandma's house, which is about 135Km if you search on Google map. For me, I had never really felt how powerful it was, even though I had heard and seen it in classes and anime. It is very frightening to hear my grandma's story and to think that today's nuclear bombs may be more powerful than they were back then.
@arnold3768 6 місяців тому
They are more powerful. Hiroshima's bomb power was 15 kilotons, an average US warhead nowadays is about 200 kilotons.
@bluemist333 Місяць тому
nope better try megatons and they are mutable warheads not single.@@arnold3768
@filmreviewer117 10 місяців тому
Brilliant video. Insightful and terrifying at the same time well done.
@davidnewland2556 9 місяців тому
the best thing to do when you get inside go lowest remember the fallout will plate out on the roof what you want to do stay aslow as you canin the base ment get against the basement wall gosh I wish I could draw a picture of a house, when your'e against the wall sit on the floorremember the fallout is possibly on the ground out side even with the actual ground level getting below ground level is best.move beds into the basement,maybe I should do a video on what to do next: it's too much in formation to type in a comment space.
@masonadams4640 4 роки тому
"one moment you're on your way to work, the next you're on fire" *Wow, that escalated quickly.*
@Kalanchoe1 4 роки тому
such is life
@rahuldhargalkar 4 роки тому
:'(
@HoucKSF 4 роки тому
Terrifying statement.
@ericsilva6787 4 роки тому
That's the point
@user00289 4 роки тому
Can you guys go on my yt and click on the video that says “get this video to 100k” it would really be appreciated
@WilhelmRillhelm 8 місяців тому
I Must say, the music really helps to show just how terrifying such a scenario is.
@kidsacct6892 9 місяців тому
"Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds." -Robert J. Oppenheimer
@Fluxx_edits 2 роки тому
"Hey, that cloud looks like a car" "That one looks like a dog" "And that one looks like a mushroo-"
@ahmetkeremcetin9284 2 роки тому
Actually that was pretty fun
@feelstoomuch37 2 роки тому
HAHAHAH
@zacksulics8021 2 роки тому
Thats a good comment.
@XnoobSpeakable 2 роки тому
More accurate version "Hey, that cloud looks like a car" "That one looks like a dog" "a- AAAA HELP I SAW A FLASH OF LIGHT NOW IM BLIND HELP HE- AAAAAAAAAA THE WINDOW SHATTERED THERES LOTS OF GLASS SHARDS STUCK IN MY BO- WAIT WHAT IM DEAF? I CANT HEAR ANYTHI- AAA ITS SO PAINFUL JESUS THERES A PUDDLE OF BLOOD UNDER ME IM GONNA DIE SOO- **passes out**" **dies moments after, later his body gets burned and turned into coal** **his friends that escaped start vomiting and die of radiation soon after their skin starts peeling away**
@blulemon7481 2 роки тому
Username checks out
@thenotflatearth2714 4 роки тому
“Bring a piece of sun to earth” “Explode all nuclear weapons in Amazon” Now this Are you planning something
@merrittanimation7721 4 роки тому
They’re totally not plotting a nuclear war so the birds can take over the planet or anything
@ImReign 4 роки тому
You know too much...
@adarshsridhar6051 4 роки тому
“I am god”-Kurzgesagt 2019
@benmoor7886 4 роки тому
@@ImReign quick, contact hq, he can't be left alive
@krakenking8763 4 роки тому
Is that why the Amazon is on fire?
@jatinbhosle4132 9 місяців тому
US government to Oppenheimer:
@DrkRatchet105Rides 8 місяців тому
"I believe we did"
@myttydohun4851 4 роки тому
“What if we nuked a city? lmao” Hiroshima: YEAH. WHAT IF?
@BBoySnakeDogG 4 роки тому
Nagasaki like the ignored step child
@alexmorales8751 4 роки тому
@@BBoySnakeDogG ikr
@travismccutchan3144 4 роки тому
Mytty Dohun well the nukes used on those cities are less than 1/1000 the power of the nukes we have now.
@quickters3851 4 роки тому
Travis McCutchan Oh s h I t
@ayuchanayuko 4 роки тому
Inb4 they were "atomized" not nuked xD
@AndroxVT 4 роки тому
How to survive a nuclear weapon: Be the cameraman
@kevintran6738 4 роки тому
Androx that’s a noice from me
@evan.5967 4 роки тому
Skeleton Masher agreed that’s godly
@sleepynerdola 4 роки тому
Stonks
@evan.5967 4 роки тому
SleepyBoy CS lol
@spacedog37 4 роки тому
Skeleton Masher r/wooosh
@auroratheicewingrainwinghy1665 2 місяці тому
Can't believe it's been 4 years since this gem... is it weird that that makes me feel old? XD (I'm soon to be 18 at the time of writing this)
@bsadewitz 2 місяці тому
Lol, old? No, it's not weird. 4 years is the length of HS. That is a long time for you. Now, at 43, 3-4 years feels like 1 used to. Seriously. You won't notice it much until about your mid 30s. Then ... ZANG!
@bsadewitz 2 місяці тому
Wow, I was older than u are now on 9/11. Sorry, I just can't sleep and was already ruminating about age and time, and your comment struck me as so innocent and sweet. You need not ever feel weird or defective or whatever over your own feelings. NEVER.
@TSMKJr 3 місяці тому
One of the best and important videos I have ever watched
@steveptrd8476 4 роки тому
“Mankind invented the atomic bomb, but no mouse would invent a mousetrap.” - Albert Einstein
@348joey 4 роки тому
If the mice were competing for food, you bet your ass they would want to make a mousetrap.
@ind4730 4 роки тому
@@348joey quite a gut u have to challenge Einstein....nice logic tho
@jackryan2612 4 роки тому
"I know not what weapons world war 3 will be fought with, but world war 4 will be fought with sticks and stones" -also einstein
@steveptrd8476 4 роки тому
@@348joey you wouldn't have anymore food after a nuclear blast 😂
@steveptrd8476 4 роки тому
@@jackryan2612 so true
@adyn315 3 роки тому
“What if we nuked a city?” 10 minutes later: “How to unpress charges against you”
@harrysox2815 3 роки тому
How to get off watchlist
@MP-vc4nu 3 роки тому
10 minutes later “What if FBI is on our channel?”
@MP-vc4nu 3 роки тому
First, a flash, everyone in this channel have a a massive bang from their door. Meaning everywhere your house is now filled with armoured men.
@xxxtakaji-kaixxx9016 3 роки тому
I guess that person is paying all the Insurance to $900,000,00
@adamadam-ey6mv 3 роки тому
Just by doing it
@limegrass 9 місяців тому
I'd be haunted if I was Oppenheimer
@edward2879 9 місяців тому
who is here after watching Cristopher Nolan's openheimer in imax 👇
@Jayko30 4 роки тому
using nukes follows a simple procedure... the one who shoots first dies second
@burnsZY85 4 роки тому
MAD.
@tama5380 4 роки тому
Underrated
@alixlegend7952 4 роки тому
r/i’mnot14butthat’sdeep
@HoangPham-wp9gu 4 роки тому
*USA and Japan have joined the chat*
@Jayko30 4 роки тому
@@HoangPham-wp9gu with modern nukes yes... the fallout dust and debrie would be big enough for global winter
@Tokito935 4 роки тому
"The Survivors lucky enough to be in metro tunnels" Artyom: Oh yeah, it's all coming together
@sorcikator993 4 роки тому
*cry in russian*
@Dizzle75 4 роки тому
Ahhh yes
@rabitita9005 4 роки тому
OH MY GOD YES
@randomspectator39 4 роки тому
I just started playing this game, a very good game
@rabitita9005 4 роки тому
just don't look at the kremlim
@RegularSizedRon64 8 місяців тому
I lost 30,000 men in a blink of an eye. And the world just fckn watched.
@littlechef4710 9 місяців тому
Decided to re-watch this after Oppenheimer
@bujuice2116 4 роки тому
Me: eating dinner Kurzgesagt: here is your daily dose of anxiety
@golexgames5094 4 роки тому
And fear
@nuclearwolf9306 4 роки тому
Thank you Kurzgesagt,Very cool!
@rachard 4 роки тому
+ depression
@Stoatshine 4 роки тому
I mentally read that in the voice and tone of the Kurzgesagt narrator. It's funny, but do not recommend directly after watching this.
@Mr_Freds_Studio 4 роки тому
same
@jcdenton6427 Рік тому
"few minutes later, those who survived will envy the dead" That's the scariest part for me. I'd rather evaporate in milliseconds than suffer next few hours.
@parsafarmanbar7987 Рік тому
If i survive , I will kill my self :/
@javajive9588 Рік тому
That profile picture makes you look like a pedophile.
@basedbear1605 11 місяців тому
This is nothing but fear propaganda nonsense. Nukes are fake af. If they were real, Nagasaki and Heroshima would be uninhabitable for 10,000 years.... THINK for yourself ffs.
@MrCmsch 10 місяців тому
Or days or weeks or months ugh this made me so sad
@FalconWindblader 10 місяців тому
Same. I'd consider myself luckiest in such a setting, when i'm caught in ground zero, as even being hundreds of kilometers away, free from whatever shit such an explosion would bring, there's still the fallout, radioactively, socially & politically, to deal with for years, if not decades, to come. Just about the entire world would be turned into a shithole within years, with the constant threat of yet another such explosion happening anywhere, anytime.
@Grigeral Рік тому
The problem here, is the threat of mutually assured destruction is enough to stave off some who would otherwise be more inclined to drop them in the first place. This is why simply saying "Nukes are bad, destroy all of them..." doesn't work. If everyone agreed to do it, but then some of the more notorious leaders didn't, but everyone else did, there's no threat to prevent them from using them. Removing your strongest weapons from the table without being able to ensure everyone else actually does it to won't help anyone, it will lead only to destruction of those who follow it.
@giantmutantbug 11 місяців тому
I think it's actually impossible to get rid of all nukes. people don't trust each other at all to not have them.
@vallahdsacretor4839 11 місяців тому
That's always been the issue among nations. Until nations put ink to paper for treaties and alliances, iron clad agreements of non-aggression, and work to maintain amicable relations, the threat of war is always there. It may be low in modern times, but it's a non-zero number. And given how tensions all across the world are rising, externally and internally, the idea of demilitarizing and denuclearizing is as unappealing as ever. We're on the cusp of a potential WWIII, everyone can see it. All it takes is that first spark. As the saying goes, it's better to have a weapon and not use it, than to need a weapon and not have it. And unfortunately, this is our best method of preventing WWIII.
@Grigeral 11 місяців тому
@@vallahdsacretor4839 "iron clad agreements of non-aggression" - Unfortunately, this is never going to be possible. Even if you 'had' a treaty that forbade any kind of aggression on a global scale, it doesn't actually 'prevent' those things from taking place. Russia/Ukraine is a classic example. Russia has breached numerous geneva conventions, including attacking civilian medical facilties. But how do you enforce that, beyond through military force?
@The_Lucent_Archangel 11 місяців тому
@@Grigeral You furthered your original point but likely not in the way you thought. The Ukrainians agreed to relinquish the Soviet-era warheads left on their soil after the USSR fell with the understanding that they would not face Russian aggression or have any chance of becoming a NATO signatory (to avoid encircling / threatening Russian territory). The West in the years since then actively screwed them over by continuing to make overtures and flirt with the idea of bringing them into the EU and/or NATO, and even had a hand in the 2014 coup that installed heavily anti-Russo politicians into power. While that doesn't excuse the invasion, it does show that giving up a potential nuclear deterrent paired with the manner of world policing statecraft that has become notorious over decades is a recipe for a nation caught in the middle to be at greater risk of attack.
@Grigeral 11 місяців тому
@@The_Lucent_Archangel it was more a hypothetical argument I was making on how you enforce something when you have nothing to back it up. What you're raising is a whole other argument. My stance on that, would be that Ukraine is not a part of Russia. As such, Russia have zero say over who Ukraine have dealings with, be it NATO or otherwise, whether they like it or not. It might justify the war in the eyes of Russian officials, but that's pretty much it. They have no control over them, so have don't have rights like they seem to believe.
@josephhuelbig 7 місяців тому
If you can get a propane tank filled with liquid hydrogen to stay cool with liquid nitrogen you can use a tattoo removal laser for a triggering mechanism and have an explosive that reaches nuclear sometimes; like a "sometimes nuke". Not a huge radius.
@nuyavang 3 роки тому
"What if we Nuke a City?" People watching this in 2020: [Softly] _Dont._
@squiddy9233 3 роки тому
Isn't this stolen? I dunno
@nuyavang 3 роки тому
@@squiddy9233 ?
@squiddy9233 3 роки тому
@@nuyavang I dunno I've seen like 16 of these comments So yeah I really dunno
@nuyavang 3 роки тому
@@squiddy9233 oh-
@pooppoop9912 3 роки тому
Wasn't there a explosion in a town in 2020?
@stevewaclo167 4 роки тому
To quote from the movie “War Games”, “The only way to win is not to play...”.
@pXnTilde 4 роки тому
You're already playing. Chess mate.
@donjon5442 4 роки тому
Andrew Rakos Check Mate
@Thlormby 4 роки тому
You can win a thermonuclear war, depending on what your goal is and who your enemy is.
@logam9954 4 роки тому
@@pXnTilde chess mate
@smileybones9172 4 роки тому
"Strange game...."
@liam3284 9 місяців тому
In Hiroshima, they did restore the railway and get in some supplies and help in 48 hours. But that is also because, there was some practice in responding to firebombing of cities. The problem is, if you survived the blast you need to get as far away as possible, as soon as possible. The radiation damage is cumulative.
@kedrednael 8 місяців тому
The bomb described here is a 100x more powerful than the ones dropped on Hiroshima.
@Graehaus Рік тому
Still scary 3 years later. I learnt years ago that my little coastal town had at one time, or maybe still has 4 missiles aimed at it. Hopefully if it happens, we go quick.
@Ocoro_ 11 місяців тому
Smh you really think they would aim 4 missiles at some random town instead of things like New York, London, Toronto, Istanbul or litterally any other large cities in the world
@FalconWindblader 10 місяців тому
@@Ocoro_Depends on the town really. & 4 missiles ain't nothing to militaries out to fight wars. They're looking to fire such things at least in the hundreds in just a single year after all.
@Graehaus 9 місяців тому
@@Ocoro_ we are a deep water harbour, so all those big US ships use to refuel at, so in the cold era. Pretty strategic to wipe a line like that. And also NYC, would only need one massive bomb to wipe out a chunk of the densely populated city like that. For example.
@Ocoro_ 9 місяців тому
@@Graehaus Fair enough, sorry if I seemed aggressive I had a really bad day I think
@DrEldersAnatomyChannel 8 місяців тому
Better to have 4 weapons aimed at your city than none.
@theexchipmunk 4 роки тому
Waiter: Sir, your serving of existential fear is ready. Me: Ahhh, finally.
@Nestoras_Zogopoulos 4 роки тому
mere seconds later : *Screaming sounds*
@magisterrleth3129 4 роки тому
Nothing like a discussion about the effects of a fatal dose of instant sunshine to make you bright and chipper in the morning.
@tajbidnawazkhan4051 4 роки тому
Replace easier with UKposts
@kosmickalamity7071 4 роки тому
Yeah kurzgesagt is good at that lol
@jacobesterson 4 роки тому
Look on the bright side, if it ever does happen and you're close enough to the blast zone it'll be the quickest death you could ever possibly hope for. I don't think you'd even have time to register the pain before you vaporise, let alone have the time to scream.
@7906jun 4 роки тому
“The nuclear arms race is like two sworn enemies standing waist deep in gasoline, one with three matches, the other with five.” ― Carl Sagan
@PvtIndi 4 роки тому
One of the better quotes of our time
@hedgie9823 4 роки тому
Thats a good quote
@neilwilson5785 4 роки тому
Had to go quite far down the comments for some rationality. Thanks.
@cheesecake667 4 роки тому
That is actually bullshit. America would survive a nuclear attack on russia if they don't return the favor
@e.eriksson8191 4 роки тому
@@cheesecake667 Both would survive, but the government, infrastructure and populations would be beyond repair. Tens to hundreds of millions will die on both sides, even in the best case scenario, it's a pyrrhic victory.
@Mr_smart_cat 3 місяці тому
‘Pressure’ - works good for democracy, but not so well for dictatorship
@Model_BT-7274 8 місяців тому
Can we talk a how great the animation is??
@paeratatahuriorangi498 4 роки тому
Kurzgesagt: “What if we...” Everyone not wanting an existential crisis: “ *N O* “
@Bltzflx 4 роки тому
Kurzgesagt is a German word
@fichcaksksks2704 4 роки тому
LETS NUKE ANIME FANBOYS SICK OF ANIME PFP AND AHEGAO SWEATERS, LETS NUKE WHO EVER MADE MANGA AND ANIME
@fichcaksksks2704 4 роки тому
LET USE ALL OUR NUKES TO NUKE JAPAN, ITS WHAT THEY DESERVE FOR MAKING ANIME
@5spec 4 роки тому
lol
@veritabletheropod 4 роки тому
@@fichcaksksks2704 Hot take incoming: Anime would never exist if Japan wasn't nuked in WW2.
@daffamumtaz2361 4 роки тому
Select weapon: Tank Airplane [ Extinction ball ]
@motivationallizard1906 4 роки тому
Pacific showdown
@JacksonSwitch 4 роки тому
Fatality
@thestudentofficial5483 4 роки тому
FINISH HIM
@dearleader6789 4 роки тому
Nagasaki- extinction ball 2: electric boogaloo
@Armuotas 4 роки тому
I see what you did there :)
@josevallez6064 9 місяців тому
In fact, Oppenheimer already did it.
@oweeyformallyknownasokok4752 3 місяці тому
Thank you! I am currently doing research for a novella I'm writing that takes place after a devastating nuclear war, but with a heavy focus on realism, no cut corners. I won't nuke anything, but I won't BS my way through it either.
@115islandscompass6 3 місяці тому
This is not well known in foreign countries, but the number of victims in Hiroshima and Nagasaki continues to increase year by year, and that has exceeded 520,000 so far. This is because deaths from diseases due to exposure are also counted.
@plushtank4280 3 роки тому
“One moment your on your way to work, the next moment your on fire.” Guess I’ll die.
@pinker4922 3 роки тому
Thats why im unemployed
@burdmate 3 роки тому
Solution: don't work.
@unbreakablefootage 3 роки тому
YOU ARE NOT YOUR
@vomix9370 3 роки тому
"This is Fine" -Dog
@pinker4922 3 роки тому
also, you're*
@cruye9633 4 роки тому
"You wouldn't die of anything, per se, you'd just stop being biology and start being physics."
@necr0danc3r29 4 роки тому
Chill out there Dr. Manhattan.
@darkcoffeebean7299 4 роки тому
felt that
@quantumhorizon7514 4 роки тому
Only if you are lucky enough to be close enough. Otherwise, you are for a slow-painful death.
@vbgvbg1133 4 роки тому
everybody gangsta until you start breaking down at the molecular level
@gabedarrett1301 4 роки тому
I see you know XKCD
@harsh4725 9 місяців тому
What an animation and your coverage 🥶
@zekevideos4real 2 місяці тому
Imagine you left that city with your family, days later, you turn on the TV and realize how *fucking insane* your luck was.
@Resi1ience 4 роки тому
"Why would you want to get rid of humanity's most powerful weapon?" "I just have a really deep, primal passion for existing."
@Resi1ience 4 роки тому
The best game to play is choosing where you are in the city when the blast happens, do you want to stop existing in a nanosecond, burn alive in several seconds, be annihilated by forceful winds, shattered infrastructure, and tornado expulsions, or slowly die in the outskirts after being abandoned
@shadowbanned4149 4 роки тому
sorry the 1 world Government which Burns California Australia has other ideas Tick Tock 2021
@GermanEistee2000 4 роки тому
cant relate
@Sergio6726 4 роки тому
Once you get rid of nuclear weapons it's back to having large standing armies so say goodbye to non mandatory military service. Nuclear weapons ironically made peace possible( because the leaders know they're also in the cross hairs now, or at least collateral if those start flying, unlike before when they could be sipping tea while your father/brother/husband/son would be bleeding to death in a ditch somewhere.
@Azraiel213 4 роки тому
"And I don't understand that the crazy people alluded to in this video won't be deterred by my better angels."
@dimitrialex6223 9 місяців тому
Can you let us know who composes your music? Absolutely loved it.
@deniseeulert2503 11 місяців тому
There was a TV movie about the explosion of a small nuke in Charleston SC. The mention in this video of the blizzard of sharp glass was seen later in the show, when a newswoman kneels down to pick glass out of the back of a coworker.
@fella9921 3 роки тому
“World leaders threatening each other with the destruction of civilian’s lives”
@Tomchatumadre 3 роки тому
A classic
@AaronShenghao 3 роки тому
I could only count 2, and gladly one is no longer "world leader"
@tejetski 3 роки тому
Why not just have them (the leaders themselves) fist fight?
@HumodHadi 3 роки тому
Well said
@mimicbox3 3 роки тому
USA did it. The only country that did it.
@nicholasvu9720 4 роки тому
"Imagine we nuke a city" US: yeah imagine hahaha o_O
@khaalidazeez2115 4 роки тому
💀💀😐
@kaibaing4288 4 роки тому
Today's nukes are even more dangerous And the damage caused will also be more in a globalised world.people from different countries are spread everywhere
@aceeder2 4 роки тому
Image if we nuked TWO cities
@omnical6135 4 роки тому
"what if we nuke a city? haha jk jk unless..."
@mildlyaggravated7066 4 роки тому
@@aceeder2 Wanna watch me nuke a city? Wanna see me do it again?
@hannekeboeijen1089 9 місяців тому
just watched oppenheimer, it makes me even sadder...
@srracing2764 9 місяців тому
Now I've become death the destroyer of worlds
@danshakulawrence983 4 роки тому
Kurzgesagt: The forces of man are laughable compared to the forces of nature. Also Kurzgesagt: A nuclear bomb is every natural disaster combined
@rajathapa87 4 роки тому
XDDDD
@altinturk 4 роки тому
... for a small surface on Earth. If the scale is Earth sized everything is microscopic
@LeviathanTechWiz 4 роки тому
I mean, you do realize that no matter what damage we cause to the earth it will never be enough to actually permanently damage the earth itself. Even a nuclear bomb is nothing compared to mother nature. Yeah we get to see the effects that are caused, and yes we can see the damage, but when we are all dead and the earth is still rotating, it will heal itself. You just won't see it. The way he said this statement is confusing, but only if you don't understand how the Earth's ecosystem works.
@BotonianGamingOfficial 4 роки тому
@@LeviathanTechWiz very well said
@LeviathanTechWiz 4 роки тому
@Oscar Burner I know right, I mean don't get me wrong I know that even though nuclear weapons are the "most destructive force on Earth" it's really only temporary. Humans always seem to find a way to make things "bigger" or "better" or even make new technologies but in actuality they just digging their graves even further down. I mean don't get me wrong having technologies that will keep our enemies at bay is nice, but when you notice that is just a veiled threat of safety due to "mutually assured destruction" but really millions will die just by one bomb being launched. Cascade effect. I know I am going on a tyrade, but if we could just focus our scientific knowledge on improving how to better our lives, not destroy them, then I'll be very happy.
@jubbaronny 3 роки тому
My city has just been nuked. Facebook friends be like - “Sending hugs hun”.
@justin8910 3 роки тому
Wouldn’t have happened if the city had a gun!
@rexandersen852 3 роки тому
Sending positive vibes
@jeffjr84 3 роки тому
Thoughts and prayers.
@jeffjr84 3 роки тому
@@justin8910 If that gun was a CIWS youre right :P
@samd2612 3 роки тому
Tik Tok would probably start a trend out of it
@giuseppecastellese1432 8 місяців тому
Removing nuclear weapons is like openings a gate where behind there are a lot of new conflicts
@Nemoawnz 5 місяців тому
We could be talking to good friends and family across the world, having a good time, trying to figure out our differences and healing pains and drama, connecting with other people, as people. Loved ones, friends, family, anybody... And suddenly never hear from them again. And not know anything until the world starts talking about it. People we knew and loved just gone... because people can't be trusted with these things.
@Handle4712 2 роки тому
Japan: we know a thing or two because we’ve seen a thing or two.
@nasaisawhore 2 роки тому
Firebomb?
@magnetarattractionsno9643 2 роки тому
the firebombing did much more devastation
@Soufriere84 2 роки тому
@@magnetarattractionsno9643 Truth. More people also died in the firebombing of Tokyo than died in Hiroshima.
@paulgibbon5991 2 роки тому
There was one Japanese man who was in BOTH cities when they got nuked and survived unscathed. Either the luckiest or unluckiest man in the world, depending on how you look at it.
@SirNobleIZH 2 роки тому
We are farmers Bum badum bum bum bum bum
@Bassywassy20 4 роки тому
I'm not worried, I own a fridge.
@meikelwupp7044 4 роки тому
Bas Waaijer Indiana Jones?
@Bassywassy20 4 роки тому
@@meikelwupp7044 Yes!
@Kdubz 4 роки тому
I thought this was a fallout 4 reference about billy the kid ghoul.
@vimos.9996 4 роки тому
ControllerLoner That stemmed from Indiana Jones
@glitchtalefrisk2957 4 роки тому
Bas Waaijer I also do
@user-ln4pe4lg7o 6 місяців тому
Don't forget that the radiation in the area is there for years. This means people in the area, even those that didn't experience the explosion(ex. doctors, volunteers sent for rescue) are poisoned by radiation causing medical conditions like hair loss leading to deaths ranging from the first 3days from exposure to radiation to 30yers later being diagnosed with laukemia. The effects are long lasting and terrible.
@tmilesffl 9 місяців тому
There are a number of variables not discussed here. The yield of the nuke is the biggest one and how many tall buildings, and how tall, are in the blast area is another big variable.
@MePeterNicholls 4 роки тому
The voice over is so matter of fact. “You’re on fire”.
@GravityGuava 4 роки тому
@@timothydorfman8425 @Ordackque The weirdest thing is I can hear that coming from the Narrator's voice perfectly.
@celty228 4 роки тому
You’ve got seconds to say goodbye to everyone and everything you’ve ever loved and worked for. You will never see them again, as you are already completely charred.
@jarrod752 4 роки тому
Statistically speaking, he's not wrong.
@twentytwentyoneishvkmemory7430 4 роки тому
@@GravityGuava ME TOO
@twentytwentyoneishvkmemory7430 4 роки тому
@@timothydorfman8425 oof
@francisii1679 3 роки тому
"hey ferb i know what we're gonna do today"
@TheMare1989 3 роки тому
*softly* _don't._
@Human_traain 3 роки тому
Haha I see funny mushro- OH MY GOD
@trishaann3489 3 роки тому
R/cursedcomment
@snakethesnek8598 3 роки тому
oh god no
@robyroberto102 3 роки тому
Yoo😂😂😂😂
@Ud1ve 9 місяців тому
30 Minutes ago i left the Cinema after watching Oppenheimer. Now i watch this video again.
@sonder9105 8 місяців тому
After watching Oppenheimer, I rewatched this video with another level of utmost horror.
@bhargavrokade9279 3 роки тому
Even if we nuke the city ,the cameraman will still survive
@MGSLurmey 3 роки тому
The cameraman *always survives.*
@ampe6464 3 роки тому
But not unless it’s a movie
@veetierkkila3737 3 роки тому
@@otokonara706 no there isnt
@GrizzleyBearington 3 роки тому
What an original joke. Haven’t heard this one before.
@rickastley4993 3 роки тому
bruhtastic give it a rest dude UKposts is full of unoriginal comments. People are just joking around
@issaphae9659 4 роки тому
“what if we nuke a city?” america: well lemme tell you
@chipsarc 4 роки тому
issa phae COWABUNGA IT IS
@G46s 4 роки тому
asia: oh shit here we go again
@QuintaFeira12 4 роки тому
"the hard part is choosing which"
@musa9371 4 роки тому
well said issa
@forsommyr4282 4 роки тому
“What happens when we nuke a city?” America: Sit down my child, as we talk about the true story of Japan in WWII.
@alexcrouse 7 місяців тому
The problem with eliminating nuclear weapons is there is no way to guarantee that the other guy has as well.
@creepysmileything1706 7 місяців тому
Great idea
@cheekybum1513 4 роки тому
“The survivors lucky enough to have been in metros” Ah yes, spartan.
@jackmara882 4 роки тому
The Metro is a lie!
@vorazmesias 4 роки тому
@@jackmara882 Hey! don't spoiler the book!
@strangeanimations2518 4 роки тому
Hi Cheeky Bum
@TouhouFan 4 роки тому
Its only us! Nothing else
@ceu160193 4 роки тому
@SpinazFou Metro 2033, I guess. I live close enough to Moscow subway system, so I may be one to experience such thing in the future.
@OneTwoFive0 2 роки тому
“Well Ferb, I know what we will be doing today”
@kintama3453 2 роки тому
When Pinheas is the quiet kid
@dfquartzidn6151 2 роки тому
@@kintama3453 I mean technically, Ferb is already the quiet kid, lmao. Phineas does the talking for him most of the time.
@madanbaij582 2 роки тому
Who is ferb
@HariTrolls 2 роки тому
@@madanbaij582 Oh my days
@dfquartzidn6151 2 роки тому
@@madanbaij582 Phineas’s brother
@kat.nicolette 6 місяців тому
I’m loving how this was narrated.
@wolfranium2199 8 місяців тому
This video is of worldwide use, it concerns each one of us, each human existing now and each future human not yet born. this video should be available in all countries and all languages.
@VenularSilver 4 роки тому
*“This item was too Overpowered to be in the game, so we removed it.”*
@felixir7368 4 роки тому
VenularSilver this comment right here officer
@cake7451 4 роки тому
Notch apples lul
@AmbeSwag 4 роки тому
R.I.P Fallout 76! The 76th game in the franchise. Died from script kitties and try hards nuking new players. OOF
@atacovideogamessciencemore4116 4 роки тому
tierzoo is that you?
@bmpk4954 4 роки тому
nice lol
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