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So, there's this really crazy topic that's trending right now, and it all starts with this video uploaded by Mia on May 1st. She says, "The water ain't safe no more." So, this is natural spring water that I got from. And look at this.
So, she posts this video where she finds something inside the water bottle that she's buying at a supermarket. Soon enough, the video goes viral and people are asking questions. What is this thing inside her water bottle? Is it supposed to happen? Is it normal or is it not?
On that same day on May 1st, Karissa posts this very strange video in which led a lot of people asking questions like, "What is going on with the fish?" In other words, what's going on with the water? Is it man in black out there? I don't know. I was wondering why my sushi was glowing.
So, maybe this is just a coincidence, but then I came across a third video. Hi, I noticed something really weird with the water that we purchased from. And it's not just the water.
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None of it is molded. Did you guys know that vanilla flavoring can be made out of plastic waste? They're doing this through genetically engineered bacteria and they're already adding it to some foods we eat. Rumor has it that the ice cream in these ice cream sandwiches doesn't melt. So, we're going to take these home and test it.
Just released their new steak nuggets and people think that the meat is something that we should not be eating. Apparently, there's something up with the water and the food that we're eating. But what exactly? Plastics? Nanotechnology? GMO? Fake food. What is going on here? Let's deep dive into this really bizarre rabbit hole and see what we can find.
And let's start with this video from May 1st. So, a couple of days ago, this account, Mia, she uploaded this video. Let's take a look at this. So, this is natural spring water that I got from Walmart. And look at this. Can somebody please tell me what this is? A never been open. Mind you, this is a fresh case of water that I just opened. I kid you not. Like, I am really concerned. Like, are these people? I don't see anything. Oh, okay. Wait, so what is that? Okay, I can see it now. I thought it was I thought they were water bubbles, but it's not. Look at that. Then over here. Yeah, that's it. So, what is that? Is that something that's supposed to be there? Is it not?
Let's see what people had to say. So, Lissy says it's actually tap water. This guy over here thinks it's probably microlastics. Nell says spring water, not filtered. Okay, so let's just say it's microlastics. Then what? Researchers discovered thousands of nanoplastic bits in bottles of drinking water. Huh? So microplastics in the human body can potentially lead to various issues including respiratory problems, neurological symptoms, digestive issues, and disruptions in the gut. So maybe this is one isolated case. But what if it isn't?
Hi, I noticed something really weird with the water that we purchased from. Uh, bought this many many times before. Never noticed this before. So this is why it's strange. Okay, let's show you that it's actually set on the highest, right? Freezer temperature control. Cold right there. Yep. Freezer is really cold. So, here's the bottled water that I put in here. And I noticed a few bottles haven't been freezing. All right. And there's there's a as you see them, they're not freezing. Some of them are frozen. Solid. It's a rock. I mean, you you expect it to, right? It's solid. It's completely solid. Look at these guys. These guys haven't frozen. And these bottles have been in here for about five or five days at least now. Wow.
Okay, so, can you show us how it looks? Transparent. It's not frozen. I take it out. I start squeezing it. Look what happened to it. Um, I'm going to open up this bottle. I'm going to show you something real quick. Look right. I've never seen water do this before. It was completely see-through. I mean, does this It doesn't really feel like water. It's I don't know. It feels kind of rubbery. Okay, so that's really weird. This is the oddest thing I've ever seen. I mean, how could it be? I mean, it's not slushy. It It's It's weird.
So, at this point, I'm thinking this can't be just a coincidence. Let's see if we can find anything else.
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So, on December last year, this account posted this video. Are you still drinking bottled or tap water? I have been distilling my water now for several years. Right. I swear to God, I've just got back from taking him for a walk. There the Evon bottled. I've not even poured it out yet. Are you [ __ ] serious? What's that? Wow.
So, few things to note. Last week, I did 4 L of tap water and I showed you what I got. I thought these were 2 L bottles, but they're 1 and 1/2. So, it was only 3 L, so 25% less. Less. That's what's in the glass, mate. That's much worse than last week. Thicker. It's It's [ __ ] vile. And I promise you what? I've never seen this. Look, you can literally scrape it. Oh my mate. Ming. That's all that stuff scraped in as well. Okay, so I understand in the distilling process he got that from bottled water. Microlastics or what? Apparently this guy isn't the only person trying to find out what's in the water that he's drinking. Five cups of water. And this is the end result. This is what's in my water. Can anybody tell me what all that is, please? I'd really appreciate it. It was 5 cups of water boiled down and it turned into this. This is crazy. I was going to put that in my body.
So, what's going on here? Calcium, minerals, hard water, or is it microlastics? Or possibly even something else entirely?
Rumor has it that the ice cream in these ice cream sandwiches doesn't melt. So, we're going to take these home and test it.
So, apparently, whatever is going on with the water, it's not just the water. There's something weird going on with the food. Check this out. Okay, we just got home. I put one of the ice cream sandwiches on a plate. I'm going to show you what time it is on the clock. It is 6:48 p.m. We're going to see how long it takes this thing to melt. We just got home from dinner. It is 10:33 p.m. And this has been sitting out since we left earlier. Look how gross that is. That has not melted at all. It's the next morning. I left this out all night last night on the counter. It is now 11:10 a.m. and as you guys can see, nothing has changed. This is not ice cream. If this was real ice cream, it would have been melted all over the plate. Look at this. What is this? That is not ice cream. It feels like icing. So, I actually left the whole box on the counter last night. And look at that. There's not any melted ice cream anywhere. This thing is not melting. It acts like plastic and it's a vanilla ice cream. Let me check this [Music] out.
So, get this. On May 10th, this was posted to Twitter. Corporations are now recycling plastic waste and turning it into vanilla flavoring and adding it into our food products. This can't be real, right? Did you guys know that vanilla flavoring can be made out of plastic waste? They're doing this through genetically engineered bacteria and they're already adding it to some foods we eat. So, they're trying to upcycle which foods? Ice cream, chocolate, baked goods, candies, beverages, and more. Wait a minute. I got to know the full list. So, they're trying to upcycle plastic bottles, specifically ones that use PET and TA. Okay, by the way, that engineered bacteria is actually E.coli. So, can somebody please explain to me why we know that microplastics, nanoplastics accumulate in the body and cause Alzheimer's, dementia, cognitive decline, stroke, plaque buildup, really bad for our health? Why are we intentionally adding it to our food? That's a great question.
So, recycling plastic waste and turning it into vanilla flavoring. So, going back to this video, I'm pretty sure it says vanilla ice cream. Has it that the ice cream in these ice cream sandwiches doesn't melt. So, we're going to take these home and test it. And it doesn't melt. So, could it be that this is actually made out of plastic? And is this the only thing?
When we at the grocery store, we got options of breads. This goes up quick. See that? Bread supposed to be squishy. It goes right up. You know what that means? It's not real bread. This is some real bread right here. See how it stays down? Try another one. Let's try uh beam boom. Try bam boom. Look at how it goes up. It's like phone. Reading phone. Plastic. Crazy, huh? So, there's this really crazy theory that bread, it's supposed to stay down if we squish it and it goes up really quick. It's most likely not bread or fake bread or this is what people are saying, but plastic. Let's take a look into this.
So, found this posted on December 3rd. This woman has been documenting different brands of bread she got from the grocery store. Three different companies, all expired bread. None of them have mold. We'll start with this one. August the 2nd, 2024. It literally was never used. Has the end piece. None of it is molded. Still soft. Now, this is the honeywheat. Steel soft. Yeah. And it goes back when she squishes it, it goes back really quick. So, this was originally posted by Southern Bama Mama on December 2024. And a lot of people are saying, they seem to agree bread doesn't taste the same anymore and our food is not food anymore. So, a lot of people seem to agree that there's something really strange with food. But is it just the bread?
So, 6 days ago, Ivan TV News uploaded this video and he says, "Dana's new steak nuggets are questionable. Just released their new steak nuggets and people think that the meat is something that we should not be eating." Hm. No. No. So, apparently without really announcing it, earlier this week started to introduce their new steak nuggets and people started posting pictures online of what it looked like when you actually buy them. And it does not look good at all. People are honestly questioning in this economy, is this even steak? Because it does not look that good. And well, I got to tell you that uh it actually looks like meat to me at least. It looks like barbecue, but a really raw barbecue. Wondering is this some other type of meat that maybe we should not be eating. Now, the person that posted it, people were asking her all kinds of questions if she actually ate it. She said no, she would never eat that. And this person here says, "I haven't seen a squirrel in 3 weeks, and all of a sudden, Arby's has steak nuggets." I don't know if people even still eat at Arby's, but if you do, please go try these steak nuggets and report back to me in the comments and let me know if they're worth getting.
So, there's a lot of people in the comments saying that this is fake steak nuggets, and there's all they're saying that it's regular barbecue. It looks like it to me, but when it comes to fake food, it doesn't stop with the steak nuggets. About to make a salsa. Look at this freaking onion. See-through clear. Look at that. Pull it out. That's weird. Look at that. What the hell, dude? Some fake ass onion. Look at that, bro. That's weird. Yeah, that's weird. But it's a coincidence, right?
So, on January this year, Katrina Rose bought some fruits at a supermarket and this is what she gets.
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Oh, disgusting. Banana is not supposed to bend that way. Yeah. I don't even know if this is organic. Wow. That is this. Yes. So, a lot of people say fake fruit. It's rubber. Sounds 3D printed. Some people say it could be frozen and thawed, but she says she just peeled it. So, that's not it.
So, apparently most of these videos are recent. Let's see if there's more. Alexis Wilcox posted this one in 2023. Check this out. Chicken sandwich from B. Be careful what you'll eat. What is that?
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Is that supposed to look like that?
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Okay. So, my mother was showing me that she opened the banana that she thinks that these are not real bananas. We got it from the supermarket, but when she opens it and she breaks it in half, it gets very tough and doesn't really break. And if when it pulls, it's like it's glue. It's very tight and doughy. Yeah. Apparently, a lot of people are noticing that. So, this is supposed to be a watermelon. Check this out. Yeah. What is that? That really looks like plastic, doesn't it? Look at that. Yeah. Never seen that before. So, this was posted by Lil Mess Enchanted and apparently a lot of people think this is a GMO watermelon. I mean, that really looks like plastic, even though I'm not sure it is. And then you got videos like this one posted just a few days ago by Sun Foreman. Take a look at this second video. Regular roast mock. We got mock tender steaks. Yo, that is wild. Got to keep your eyes out, people. They selling fake meat in the stores now and you wouldn't even be able to tell. Look at that side by side. You wouldn't be able to tell. Look at that side by side. You wouldn't be able to tell. Jesus. All right. Okay.
So, mock meat, also known as meat substitutes or plant-based meat, are food products designed to resemble meat in taste, texture, and appearance. So, apparently using plant-based ingredients. Okay, so that's plant-based, or at least it's what it said. Then you got this one posted just recently. Microlastics in the meat. This meat is being advertised as having 75% less plastic, yet it's wrapped in plastic. And we know this plastic is leeching into the meat. Yeah, that's the ridiculousness of the world we live in today. So, apparently plastic is actually a problem in our meat. Take a look at this. Sausage maker Johnsonville is recalling more than 42,000 lbs of sausage links because they may be contaminated with plastic fibers. The Wisconsin company is recalling some better with cheddar links after at least one person found thin strands of black plastic. So, apparently plastic and meat sausage.
But what about fish? Fake fish. Like, first of all, look at this. Regular fish. Regular fish. It doesn't really look normal to me though because I don't know. This doesn't look like fish to me. But look, look at the texture. My finger makes an indent like a sponge and then I did this. Squeeze. Squeeze. Squeeze. Squeeze. Squeeze. I squeeze it as hard as I could. And look, it gets smaller and smaller and smaller. Looks like a wet napkin part at all. And then watch this. Be careful with the food you buy. Wow. Absorbed the water and went back to original water and it reabsorbed everything and it's back to normal. That's not Well, this was posted by Kid Too Fantasy in 2023. Actually looks like the same thing we're seeing with the bread. Same thing we're seeing with that frozen water and many of the other foods that we just saw.
So, what is really going on? Is it possible that we have so much microlastics in our food that we can't discern? Is this actually food that we're eating or is it microlastics? In some countries, there are already apps that you can actually use in the supermarket to find out what exactly is in your food such as insects.
On May 1st, Karissa ordered sushi and this is what she gets. Freaking fire department and black black trucks and men in black out there. I know. I was wondering why my sushi was glowing. In the comments, people suggest bioluminescence or radiation. I'm leaning towards bioluminescence, but people are so freaked out about food that they actually considered radiation. And I wouldn't be surprised that if in the near future we order fish from the ocean, it could come radioactive or something like that. What's your opinion? Could it be that this is all just a coincidence, nonsense? Or is there actually something up with the water and the food that we're eating? Smash that like button, subscribe to channel with notifications on. I'll see you guys tomorrow.