A Boy Sprayed Deodorant Instead of Showering, This Is What Happened to His Heart

[@Brew]

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[@chrisgaming9567]

can we get another video on creepy sea creatures, like in the first part of that "why squids are terrifying" video?

[@gelo_san1744]

noice ⌓‿⌓

[@BruceBanner]

Solution: Just stay clean and/or use soap.

[@raytrox2358]

Bruh german is not the language of love, It's probably the most fare away from that😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@unmanaged]

You are absolutely WRONG about the cans of compressed air... "This type of product is most often packaged as a can that, when a trigger is pressed, blasts a stream of compressed gas through a nozzle at the top. Despite the names "canned air" or "compressed air", the cans do not actually contain air (i.e. do not contain O2 or N2 gases) but rather contain other gases that are compressible into liquids. True liquid air is not practical, as it cannot be stored in metal spray cans due to extreme pressure and temperature requirements. Common duster gases include hydrocarbon alkanes, like butane, propane, and isobutane, and fluorocarbons like 1,1-difluoroethane, 1,1,1-trifluoroethane, or 1,1,1,2-tetrafluoroethane which are used because of their lower flammability." The can would have to be as thick as a diving cylinder ... I worked with the cans of air doing repair work and turning them upside down releases the compressed liquid refrigerant

[@cinnamonsugarcourtney6073]

My brother's friend almost died from inhalation of deodorant right in front of me. We made sure he went to the hospital and he was fine.

[@zombies.in.space.]

i’m really glad you guys made the right decision and were smart, glad they’re okay

[@elextroblaze]

He's prolly never gonna use deodorant ever again

[@silvermoons7539]

@@elextroblaze probably just not the spray kind

[@zoyadulzura7490]

I'm of the mind that schools should cover this sort of thing in health classes. Even when not used in deadly amounts, using too much deodorant isn't healthy. Kids (well, all people) are bombarded by messages in advertising every day and are still figuring out what messages are trustworthy, and to a young mind, those Axe commercials tell a pretty vivid story.

[@justaspy5605]

Man this is like a cliff hanger "Friends brother almost died" like okay Where is the rest of the stories We need details was kind if interesting Where was he when it happened How did it happen just questions left unanswered

[@jaeger3647]

I used to be one of those boys. Like I'd shower, but afterwards, I douse myself in Old Spice like it was the end of the world. Poor guy, hope the family is doing okay.

[@harveyweinstein349]

We’re doing okay thanks

[@opfu1237]

Excuse me, you showered AFTER using the spray???

[@sen5627]

@@opfu1237 i think he meant that after showering, he would spray himself.

[@Memento_Mori_Morals]

...what made you finally stop the overuse of smell chemicals?

[@wordforger]

lol. Remember the old Axe body spray commercials where a guy put it on and suddenly had women all over him? I used to point out that this wouldn't happen in real life because women like being able to breathe. (Most dudes I knew overdid it.)

[@SWISS-1337]

I teared up when you spoke about the boy, just wanting to smell nice. It's something my son has said, but I also know how dangerous it can be, as well as many other "harmless" everyday objects. This is one I will drum into both my children.

[@bskull3232]

Also don't forget raid sprays and all other sprays. Local news said a few years ago a housewife sprayed a can of raid to get rid of some bugs in a confined toilet. Long short story, a spark ignited the butane, and she was badly burnt. She went through a few skin grafts just to have a human-look face again.

[@l0lan00b3]

Nah the stuff definitely isn't harmless. It's full of cheap chemicals that will mess with you.

[@isamuddin1]

Have he ever try lemon fruit bath?

[@astertataricus.]

@ProgressivelyMe yeah why not just, you know, shower?

[@annaesmaili4867]

You teared up omg 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@citizenerased7746]

If you can smell it from 5 metres away it’s too much

[@MissxLariz]

If someone walks past you and smells like a parfum store is brutal.

[@xNyxOnPawsx]

Meters*

[@xNyxOnPawsx]

@@MissxLarizperfume*

[@Unfunniestvesselonearth]

@@xNyxOnPawsx Metres is still correct

[@chrisbartolini1508]

Stinking from 16 feet is crazy

[@dangamez1230]

when will people realize that smelling nice does not equal being clean

[@archerediting]

They probably had some nasal disorder. They probably couldn't smell the deodorant so sprayed more

[@samcooper1761]

When will people realize that axe and other chemical perfumes don't smell nice.

[@Harleopet]

My little brother also did this stuff when he was around 14-15 years old. But since it was producing so much "smell" in the whole house, we all told him to stop. It worked a little, he now only uses the rolling type of deodorant, and not the spray option. The main reason we were against using the spray option was because me and my father would get major headaches from it, so that helped persuade him from continuing. Update: He is now 20 years old have started using strong perfume instead, that is just as bad as the spray deodorant, goddamit. Update again: Me and my brother both got a set of strong smelling spray deodorant and soap as a Christmas present (you can smell it trough the sealed box) gonna give it to someone else instead.

[@Poodleinacan]

Stick deodorant can also work.

[@raptunoc787]

I rarely use spray as I'm used to gel now

[@Ratseeker]

@@Poodleinacan roll on is way better. It doesn't cake on you. You don't feel like you need to scrub it off later.

[@MusicLover-kz6rc]

Stick deodorant? Lol you mean antiperspirant deodorant.

[@SillyRamen]

@@MusicLover-kz6rc Not all stick deodorants are antiperspirant as well

[@strawberrykiwisuki]

Had a guy in the military dorms that wouldn't wash and just use this, we knew when he was up because the whole dorm could smell it. His nick name was the axe murderer. We tried explaining to him that it could hurt him or us, but he didn't want to listen to us. A higher up finally got it into him about how to take care of himself in the right ways.

[@MoonShocked]

I love this story just for the nickname Axe Murderer.

[@jty9631]

That's one of the nice thing about militaries is they do teach young men about proper hygiene

[@Sonworshipper]

This is too much

[@Chilling_Chilling]

Axe Murderer😂🤣💀 I'm dead, bro! No pun intended

[@BlankPhot]

@@kmdn1 I mean if water is PAINFUL for you, then you should be aware and do your best to find alternative ways to wash yourself as best you can. While SMELLING someone isn’t the most pleasant experience, I wouldn’t have someone “just do it” if it causes them pain…what a cruel thing to say.

[@shadowkirby3763]

That one person in the locker room using axe body spray:

[@SimulatedGoat]

They should play this in middle/highschool locker rooms.

[@ali_m_]

"F*ck, you know what! I don't even care."

[@SimulatedGoat]

@@ali_m_ *everyone in locker room explodes*

[@gelo_san1744]

dude i have some axe body spray on my locker but its not for my body. its my make shift flame thrower in a can 🤣

[@miningway7912]

Affogato go brrrrr

[@valentina1219]

A few months ago, at my part time job we had to call authorities on two twin sisters of about 13 years of age. They were stealing massive amounts of deodorant, and by talking to them we learned that they actually got high off the stuff. Learning about the fact abuse of these products can actually bring about severe health issues makes this story even more depressing. After they left, the entire office smelled like a deodorant factory had exploded, too.

[@FriendofMineralTown]

I remember as a kid in the US this was talked about but it always seemed like a myth. By high school the spray was out of fashion for my school. But nonetheless I remember being at a party and some people were in a car and a small fireball burst from the car. Someone over sprayed and someone else used a lighter. Everyone’s hair got messed up but they were fine.

[@raven4k998]

just goes to show that a good shower always is healthier then deodorant every time🤣

[@arthas640]

my school nearly banned it a few times because of kids doing that on purpose. wish they had because the lockers were so thick with Axe it was legit hard to breath

[@strawberrysundae_megan]

@@raven4k998 but I was always told to put it on after a shower (tho I hated the spray)

[@ItsPronouncedShawna]

This is why we need to both start teaching people how to bathe thoroughly, and working with neurodivergent kids on finding alternative ways to wash up since many go into sensory overload or feel pain when water touches them or if water is coming down onto them. We'd have less of this if more people knew about body wipes, dry bathing and the like imo.

[@derboe_thebeast6869]

Yeah!

[@kosherre6243]

Yes!

[@derboe_thebeast6869]

@@knie1172 true also its mentally depriving and painful

[@nickyblue4866]

Just throw them into a pool.

[@weekendnomad5038]

I can take an hour shower, use deodorant and still have stinky pits by morning.. so it’s not always about hygiene ..

[@boofloof1996]

I'm shocked I managed to survive middle school locker rooms. People would spray Axe excessively. I remember kids using it to set fire to the seats on the bus. There was no getting away from the stuff.

[@solarmoth4628]

The started fires on the bus? terrifying lil pyromaniacs.

[@LathropLdST]

What sort of ghetto did you spurt out of?

[@magk2524]

^ it's not that big of a deal, sounds like normal middle schoolers

[@Poodleinacan]

What? That's crazy! The most the people were doing where I live is poking holes in seats with a lighter.

[@PyrrhusBrin]

I remember in middle school some kids held me down and sprayed an entire can in my mouth and all over my face. I pretty much was never able to wear Axe again.

[@Mephitinae]

I'm glad I have only used roll-on deodorant. Sprays had a bad rep in my country when I was in school, and I don't think most grocery stores even sold them.

[@zerooskil7161]

Welll there is always skin absorption and etc

[@tomatocultivator6475]

@@zerooskil7161 haha nowhere to run

[@Mephitinae]

@@zerooskil7161 Absorption of what? There's no butane or propane in bottled deodorants. Those are propellants used in sprays only.

[@nunyabiznes33]

Roll-on is horrible though, it need to be dried first. Thank goodness stick came around. For a time creme was also a thing but that wasn't any better.

[@phoebe2562]

what country out of curiosity?

[@frogprincess412]

I won't let my son use that stuff because it triggers my migraines so badly. After watching this I'm glad. I don't think my kiddo would go overboard but it is still scary. My prayers go out to this family.

[@katherineludwig5694]

People who do this: “I want to smell nice” ✨ Everyone around them: literally choking

[@DiscordedSoul]

Since high school, I've always hated the smell of Axe. When the boys left the locker room after gym class, it would release the smell of all the axe they over sprayed on themselves. Ir smelled awful and was overwhelming. I would always have trouble breathing around it too. Never cared for old spice too, in general. I also never cared for aerosol sprays of any kind, even hairspray.

[@foxbuns]

cool story

[@basketguitar9768]

U must be smelly

[@g3tsiak547]

Axe is for kids. Old Spice is for men.

[@DiamondDepthYT]

I too never cared about aerosol sprays of any kind. The only aerosol spray I use every now and then is the dusting stuff for my keyboard.

[@stasiagoro8720]

Our junior high created a rule about spray deodorants, colognes, and after shaves. The boys were just dousing themselves in that stuff and the hallways reeked of it. Some kids were getting bad headaches too. So they had to tell the boys to minimize using it or don’t use it at all. Some of them weren’t regularly bathing and used these things to try to mask the funk.

[@shelas1]

Imagine your heart telling you to take a shower.

[@coffeebeean.]

takes 'listen to your heart' to a new level

[@JPSimen]

Water supplies are now usually recycled reclaimed and toxic now. So good luck.

[@maniacmetallix]

Always follow your heart

[@sigsin1]

And to shave your armpits. I don’t know why all guys don’t do this. That hair collects and holds the stench and you just feel “swampy.” It’s probably why they keep reapplying antiperspirant/deodorant. Yeah, women are supposed to shave their legs…for what purpose? But men don’t shave their armpits. Yuck.

[@DragonSlayerCommentariesHQ]

​@@sigsin1 not all men shave their armpits because they don't much body hair there. Also, there's extremely good deodorants that can make even the hairiests sweaty pits not smell at all. Lume is one of those surprisingly.

[@lukasandrysik3666]

"Compressed air" DOES NOT contain CO2!! CO2 has way too high pressure for those thin walled containers. "compressed air" is actually usually propane/butane or (much more expensive) non-flammable versions use 1,3,3,3-Tetrafluoropropene

[@thewelderdude]

exactly! I'm glad someone noticed that. 1,1,1-Trifluoroethane (r134a) is another one I've seen before. Either way, the vapor pressure of all of these are all at a manageable pressure ~80-150 ish psi vs 800psi for co2.

[@saradeanna]

The ones I have here are difluoroethane aka HFC-R152 refrigerant

[@jeffhurckes190]

@@thewelderdude R134a is 1,1,1,2 tetrafluoroethane

[@dekjet]

The cans I know use literal compressed air but not liquified air. You can use these can upside down with no liquid sputtering out.

[@lukasandrysik3666]

@@dekjet Can you provide name of these? I highly doubt they contain regular air - to get any reasonable volume of gas (air) out the can means the internal pressure would be enormous! Have you seen how heavy and thick are scuba diving cylinders? THAT is compressed air. I would say your containers use just some clever mechanism that won't allow the liquid to flow out (like the paint spray cans that work even upside down, just reversed)

[@AsherCool29]

Bro he ‘’ how did he go from spray to pray’’ was the coldest line i have ever heard🥶

[@kaicooper9421]

I'm really loving these mini-documentary youtubers

[@JoanWhack]

I can't remember who said it, but I remember this case coming up and a point made was he, Jonathan, probably had some form of undiagnosed OCD or OCPD and that makes it even more tragic.

[@AlwaysKDawg]

It kinda sounds like it if he had a ritual with 3 different products and was overly concerned with how he smelled. Definitely possible. I have OCD tendencies with my ADHD and one of my tendencies is focused on how I smell, but I just use stick deodorant and perfume(I don't go overboard though) 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@microwave8931]

I read about this case, he did have OCD. This caused him to obsessively spray the deodorant.

[@iguessso1010]

i have ocd and i have done this kind of thing many times but thank god it was the shampoo bottle and nothing else

[@lukecohen9833]

@@iguessso1010 I have a friend who has OCD tho they are not obeesed with being clean it still sucks for her

[@ashraff_khan]

I'm lucky my OCD's is about locking doors

[@KKSGCKW]

This brings back nightmares of walking passed the boy's locker room in high school, I always avoided certain hallways too. Teenage boys just spray the Axe like crazy with no control. It was terrible

[@maggiepaul5911]

🤣🤣🤣💀

[@justaspy5605]

Even more of a nightmare having to be in the same locker room as 5 guys are simultanously spraying themselves down at once

[@terryperez7615]

And females do the same

[@amethyst_cat9532]

Once in sixth grade I caught an awful smell in the hallway and asked what it was. One of my male classmates had brought a can of Axe to school. Two years later he brought three containers of hair gel on a three-day school trip, so I guess he was just concerned about being presentable

[@PharaohMan007]

I wonder if this boy was just getting high in the room instead of actually just being obsessed with smelling good. I remember when sniffing the butane in lighters was an extremely dangerous, but high school fad of getting high. (A neighborhood girl died doing this when I was young, so that's how I know. Don't do this!)

[@trix9803]

I was thinking the same exact thing

[@dopodhtc]

F

[@Chopper140]

Yeah that’s what was going on. I used huff axe when I was in middle school. I died one time and went to purgatory

[@marmaladetoast2431]

Also idiots hazing people in the changerooms -- my brother has a friend who was bullied and sent to emergency because of one such incident, not to mention he was allergic.

[@MarrisaPlays]

this should be a required watch for all teens

[@DarkButz]

Oh man, this reminds me when I accidentally sprayed some air freshener in my face. Had some of the worst cases of diarrhea of my life and felt as if I had the flu for a week because of that.

[@deki9827]

JC was found suffering from Hyperdeoemia, hyper meaning high, deo being a contraction of deodorant, a nice smelling product used by many people and emia meaning presence in blood. High deodorant presence in blood.

[@FroggyMosh]

We both know what you did thar! I'm not sorry. Neither should you

[@MarcelaElviraTimis]

😂

[@trix9803]

“They went to the hospital where we are now”

[@bencesarik8270]

"Presenting to the emergency room"👆

[@iagreewithyoubut4110]

Fatostrich moment

[@steel8231]

Kids at my high school used entire cans in 1 sitting sometimes. It was noxious in the locker room.

[@gothica3605]

I remember a kid doing that on the bus. Even worse since you can’t leave

[@bshrdxxl]

@@gothica3605 even worse when we can't open the window 😭

[@heliosdelsol]

I don't know about in other countries but here in the US the "canned air" products use trifluoroethane, not just CO2, which is why when people huff "duster" it basically acts as an anesthetic and gives you the "WA-WAs" before just knocking you out. Now of course inhaling pure CO2 is definitely dangerous, trifluoroethane has an extra danger in that it is cardio-toxic and can cause sudden death from cardiac arrest.

[@MODElAIRPLANE100]

@@baronvonslambert trifluoroethane intoxication is definitely partially due to oxygen deprivation, but definitely not completely, look into it

[@Ultamami]

No, you're describing NO2

[@nickyblue4866]

IM WaLkINg oN SuNSHiNe

[@alexia3552]

o

[@escapetherace1943]

ah yes, a high caused by your braincells quite literally permanently dying.... fastest way to become a hillbilly.

[@codymills3381]

Dude was huffing that. He didn't accidentally do it. He was getting high

[@Chopper140]

Exactly

[@denniscraftgamer4561]

A youtuber gets outside for the first time in his life, this is what happened to his brain and heart.

[@trashtalkterry2133]

Nice

[@adityairawan1843]

B, 25 years old. Presenting to the emergency room, unconscious.

[@Ilostbestgirltoacar]

I grew up in the early 2000's and like you'd smell the axe body spray from a mile away, all the teenage boys wore it, it always gave me a migraine, like they had to ban it at my school since it got so bad, like the smell was overwhelming

[@_JL82]

Phoenix was absolutely disrespectfully disgusting 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Sonworshipper]

All I could think was thank goodness Sweet Pea and Cucumber Mellon weren’t aerosol sprays 💀💀💀

[@erised-san]

Like like like

[@jakeboehm5267]

You say like, like a lot

[@Ilostbestgirltoacar]

@@jakeboehm5267 bad habit, English isn't my first language

[@sct913]

Deodorants (spray or stick) are only truly effective if applied after you've showered - or have at least washed the vital areas with a wet cloth. Otherwise, it only masks the smell in the short term, which may explain why these boys got into the habit of using so much of it.

[@M4t_P4tGT]

Mhm, I only really use deodorant after showers and I can still smell it the next day

[@JJceo]

I’m allergic to basically everything that has “fragrance” or “perfume” in the label, axe body spray is the bane of my existence.

[@maggiepaul5911]

😂😂😂🤣 yeah I'll stick to my generic stick of deodorant.

[@Ozzianman]

@@maggiepaul5911 same, spray is overrated.

[@joshuamidgette4846]

I'm allergic to whatever makes a stick of deodorant an antiperspirant. So I stick to standard stick deodorant with no issues.

[@justindunlap1235]

Is that axe I smell, here comes the headaches.

[@D-Mod]

I'm allergic to Axe products myself. I break out in a rash!

[@humbdedumb6009]

That's a mighty impressive list of resourceful links.

[@Quandale_dinglefromlibya]

Who is just binging him rn

[@shirogcne]

Thank you brew for making everyone's days. Keep up the great content!

[@eleazarcano8948]

@@BlackGuy8450 ?

[@DinahAmaniMohammedIrwanJunyuan]

@@BlackGuy8450 Bro what

[@CoolAsFreya]

Small correction, "canned air" as is sold for computer cleaning is usually not CO2, as this would require much thicker cans to contain the pressure. Instead they're often filled with the very same flammable propellants like propane or butane as deodorant or even more worrying some still contain ozone depleting refrigerants like difluroethane and tetrafluroethane!

[@sc1338]

CFCs have been banned for a long time in consumer products

[@MoonstoneFoxy]

There isn't an ozone layer way up in the atmosphere though. There is a closed dome over the earth. (Research operation high jump, fish bowl and dominic from the US gov.) So we don't need to worry about "poking holes in the ozone layer". Although, it is not good to use these sprays, worrying about the ozone layer is definitely NOT one of the reasons to discontinue the use of body sprays.

[@Mushromeow]

@@MoonstoneFoxy this is the dumbest thing I have ever seen.

[@mrbanana6464]

No one listen to this person ^

[@FLPhotoCatcher]

Body sprays are bad, not just because of the propellant. The odorants in them can often effect people's hormones.

[@justinallenlindley9796]

I've always thought spray deodorant was nasty, now I have proof.

[@Anonymous-bz8sd]

Good instinct

[@NYD666]

I just noticed they didn't work as well

[@cr0p718]

Same

[@sarathomas8499]

I always forget that a lot of people like 99% of people don't know anybody in this but to me it's perfectly logical because I grew up with my mom warning me up all the dangers of all these things. For example she always be like don't get that deodorant don't get spray deodorants, ones with aluminum, a bunch of weird ingredients, try to get the aluminum free natural deodorant she would tell me. Now I just use coconut oil and baking soda and it works great so... But she would tell me this about like foods, other products, vitamins that I need, vitamins that I lack, etc... So I'm used to being safe and healthy and I wish everybody knew what I did :(

[@Da_gamer13]

Shoutout to KZbinrs who put the sponsorship either in the front or back of their vids my heart goes out to them

[@kaddiddlehopper]

I remember the Axe fad. You'd know if there were teenage kids present as soon as you walked into any public building just from the stench that horrid product sent wafting through the air, like the smell of teenage hormones and angst. I hated that stuff! It smells like cutting the mufflers off your car sounds.

[@skaldlouiscyphre2453]

Would you say it smells like teen spirit?

[@PhoenixArtz000]

@@skaldlouiscyphre2453 get out /j

[@justindunlap1235]

That analogy is beautiful, the rusted muffler of fragrances.

[@Jixsurez]

@@skaldlouiscyphre2453 at least teen spirit deodorant smells like candy

[@oooh19]

well tbf young men won't usually want to use "girly" floral scents and stuff but the masculine scents can be OD but sometimes theyre really good though

[@peekaloo12]

The craziest thing in this episode is the implication that Brew works out

[@fmusopp]

i thought that was just a hyped up self image. lol

[@twointegerreal]

he’s bulked 😭

[@katie15732]

Hypo meaning low Glycemia meaning presence of glucose in the blood

[@sophierobinson2738]

Hyper meaning high. NA meaning sodium. Emia, meaning blood. Your blood is too salty.

[@TechTchno]

@@sophierobinson2738 reminds me of a video i saw where the guy talking was like... "her brain was too salty" or smth like that. it was about a woman who ate a BUNCH of pickles for a mukbang video.

[@sunshinefine1886]

Emia is presence in blood.

[@piggypoo]

Imagine he has an open casket funeral and you can still smell the axe on him.

[@zerooskil7161]

So if some amount always gets breathed in and goes to the brain even in ppt amounts, what is the half-life or does it permanently sit there slowly collecting for the people who spray even in well ventilated areas small amounts etc? Would like to have this question addressed, super curious.

[@Derekzparty]

The "halflife" is very short. The most important thing to do is to get out of a room with a high concentration of butane/propane and into an area of normal/fresh air. Also don't forget that butane/propane have no smell and so without the correct tools all you have to go off is the smell of the added fragrance which varies between models and manufacturer. In the long term this doesn't build up in your body and is absorbed and used readily. In the short term if the air you breathing is 1% butane/propane then the body is forced to breathe it in and accumulated in the blood stream until you hopefully breathe in fresh air and replace the butane/propane in your blood with oxygen. Being in a large area like a gym also drastically reduces the danger from a single can being emptied as compared to a 100 square foot room with the windows closed.

[@n3cr0ss46]

thats what i want to know

[@regentwaynekerr]

gorndo freman

[@maidenless1156]

Forever chemicals

[@sethdoeslegalmeth3162]

@@Derekzparty propane and butane do smell. Smells like farts. (Uses propane and butane torches all the time)

[@MissSpaz]

When I was in middle school from ages 2001 to 2004, boys would shake up cans of Axe in the hallway and would do something or other that would cause it to spray the whole can, then run. It caused so many kids, including me, to have coughing fits and asthma attacks. Now I know why. Plus I just recently bought my first spray deodorant to help with after workout underboob sweat. I think I'll just stick with the solid form.

[@AmamiHisamatsu]

You can also use baby powder! I have a job where I work outside and have to camp for long periods of time. It’s a life savior for sweat! 😊

[@dr.altoclef9255]

I've seemingly had a sort of sensitivity to Axe/Lynx body spray. Someone came in wearing it and I suddenly turned into a sniffling teary-eyed congestion machine. If I left that room it seemed to get better, but just getting too close caused my eyes to spray out water. I never thought about the gasses in it being dangerous.

[@ItsSchwifty]

I used to watch you so much in combination with death note every morning before school while drinking coffee, thanks for being there with me.

[@ZenThruAnger]

Lack of proper knowledge in hygiene and product usage was the indirect source of the cause, rare as it is. Basic knowledge skills like this needs to be addressed early in a person's life which is just as important as any academic skills a child learns. Certainly, this is not the parent's fault, but often minor skills and knowledge can save a person from making fatal errors in judgment and should be taken seriously, like don't play with and electrical socket or look both ways before crossing the street, and to understand why. Even in these cases, it was mentioned to the victims but not corrected or stopped. Very unfortunate.

[@cocoisadog]

The parents could have absolutely done something however chose not to and that cost them their child.

[@SoCalJellybean]

I think I speak for everyone when I scream, “LEAVE THOSE POOR BEAGLES ALONE!!”

[@LathropLdST]

Really no, I detest dogs.

[@justindunlap1235]

Isn't there some prisoners we could be experimenting on?

[@justaspy5605]

They should of did it on cats They act like the pharoah of egypt

[@darcieclements4880]

If it's any consolation, all of the lab beagles I have met get really good care and have better quality of life than most pets with fairly limited time in the danger zone. Yes, some of them have poor outcomes, but no one is ever happy about it when that happens and they contribute a lot to advancing veterinary and medical care. Can't speak for all of them in history, but gone are the days of beagle abuse at least. An ethic board now ensures that. The ones I met were used to test treatments for medical conditions they are themselves prone to and everyone babied the heck out of them, lol. They also got full run of their own dog park.

[@animefan1047]

@@justindunlap1235 I definitely think we need to move from testing stuff of animals to testing it on humans. I always had the thought of "just because it works or doesn't work on that animal, doesn't mean it'll be the same for us" and I always wondered why they can't just take volunteers.

[@tailsdblack463]

I remember in my last year of elementary ( Canadian grade 7) there was four individuals that poured on the axe so hard in the school locker areas that alot of students and myself could barely breathe, I remember days when i had to hold my breath and scurry into the class room, thank God im not having to go through that again in my current health. Without a doubt id have asthma by the end of the year.

[@user-0r67h2wdhu]

7th grade is middle

[@user-0r67h2wdhu]

Not elementary

[@alexisdominey6487]

I had a teacher who was allergic to perfumes. She's even had and allergic reaction mid-day and had to go to the hospital, scared her class at the time, some even cried.

[@Duckquackswim4onroblox-h3b]

3:20 is the real start of the video

[@bellgium19]

Yay

[@andyspark5192]

Is it too difficult for some companies to make pump spray deodorants? I guess they love to put more chemicals in it not less, to make it more expensive. The pump sprays don't require extra gases and easier to produce and less wastefulness.

[@sweetpeach3293]

@@baronvonslambert consumers need to stop being lazy

[@PhoenixArtz000]

is it too difficult to just stop making any kind of spray deodorant

[@billynomates920]

you sound like a communist.

[@becca53444]

I’ve always used stick deodorant, and I think I’m gonna keep using that kind forever.

[@itsmxtwist]

Same I’ve always preferred stick and gel deodorant and antiperspirant.

[@unreal3240]

Ive used stick deodorant for so long i forgot spray deodorany existed

[@Delifine]

Next video: The girl used a roll-on deodorant and this is what happened to her…

[@MasterNexus-d1c]

Same

[@rora9553]

I remember watching an episode of ‘I Shouldn’t Be Alive’. I don’t remember if the survivor had hair spray or spray deodorant but the point is it was an aerosol can. They used it with a lighter to make a “flame thrower” to scare off a jaguar.

[@kmdn1]

That show is a panic attack and I love it

[@CitiesTurnedToDust]

I'm wondering if some of these kids were getting high off the fumes without explicitly huffing them...and that reinforced this behavior of over-using these products on themselves.

[@Topdoggie7]

Due to pica I have ate several deodorants and I feel like people need to be more careful, both of these chemicals and of taking pics seriously (my docs haven't been). And no, I was not aware I was doing it. If it's nearby I will eat it while working and not notice (or I'll sleepwalk and eat it. I once chugged bottles of NyQuil in my sleep and got addicted).

[@lady_k5588]

I just love how Lil' Brew is totally swole 😂so cute!! Also - THANK YOU for adding noses to your characters! ❤

[@alastairward2774]

At the very least portraying actual real people without noses was a bit disturbing.

[@justaspy5605]

Krillin from dragon ball

[@lady_k5588]

@@justaspy5605 😂

[@Ceci_et_Cela]

Deodorants are always being recalled. They keep learning new things about the common ingredients in most deodorants. The reason that this can be such a dangerous thing to use, is because most things we apply topically, are absorbed by our skin. 100% of what is absorbed through our armpits goes into our blood stream. Our skin has no defense against toxic ingredients.

[@pollypurree1834]

When you wash with soap under your arms, you also wash away the good bacteria and that causes BO. With the good bacteria intact, the armpits are completely odorless. It takes around a month for the good bacteria to come back.

[@Ceci_et_Cela]

@@pollypurree1834 agreed!

[@AfaqueAhmed_]

14:57 I know the whole video was about this but still this particular line breaks your heart .

[@SepsisWarrior]

I became allergic to most scents (natural included) about 7 years ago. Our house is mainly fragrance free which really irritates my 4 young teenagers who would love to douse themselves with Lynx or impulse. I came to a compromise and they get one spray of aftershave or perfume outside the front door on the way to school. No aerosols allowed though. Only roll on.

[@awesomeness7117]

I love how everything is poisonous that's released to the public, it's getting to the point where our food isn't even safe

[@simplicitylost]

Even food can be poisonous. Anything can be. Too much of anything can be deadly. Also, don’t be fooled by something being marketed as “natural.” Arsenic is natural but it’s dangerous. Natural ≠ good and man-made ≠ bad.

[@DraconicCitadel]

our food was never good since corporatisation

[@lorenzolyleabadia1669]

There is a thing call moderation. Too much of everything can lead to Poison.

[@enzoqueijao]

@@lorenzolyleabadia1669 Your honour, it's not my fault the people died after I poisoned their water supply, they should've just uzed moderation!

[@Rieky22]

@@enzoqueijao you know that’s not what he meant 🫤🫤

[@TheKIDmotovlogs]

When I was younger kids used to tape the top of cans and throw them into a room as a body spray grenade. Glad no one died.

[@LucidLuci666]

Someone that wasn't me did that lit the thing on fire and then threw it in someone's bin that then caught fire and melted haha good times I swear it wasn't me

[@lens_hunter]

I've never used body spray, always had roll on deodorant. Also, I love showers. Literally one of my favorite things to do.

[@allisond.46]

Same on both accounts.

[@ilymitski]

Same

[@Iclipdoesstuff]

Same

[@Highsen]

Kid was huffing it. Doctor just didn't want the parents to have that on their conscience.

[@My_Name_Here420]

"a boy drank water, this is how he died a slow and painful death"

[@JonesLucero]

the last time I used spray deodorants I didn't liked it because it feels like burning my armpit, and it was back in my college days in 2002. I always use roll ons and deo sticks. now, by some miraculous interventions, my armpits doesn't sweat and doesn't smell. and I am not kidding.

[@zombies.in.space.]

i’ve never used a spray, only deodorant. i’ve literally never had any issues with smell and i think it’s just cause the deodorant works really well tbh, so yeah i’m really lucky to have never had a problem with it! if I ever use a spray it’ll be strictly just for extra added smell, deodorant has always been reliable

[@JonesLucero]

@@zombies.in.space. I still use deo sometimes when I don't feel like spraying perfumes, I live in tropical area so sometimes the heat affect the scent, it smells even stronger. when I use deodorant I sometimes feels embarrassed when other people smell it hehehe

[@bg357wg]

@@JonesLucero wait…you’re embarrassed because you smell even better when it’s hot?

[@JonesLucero]

@@bg357wg stronger meaning pungent not much better smelling 😁. And i get embarrassed by the smell of deo because I use a very common brand of deodorant here in my country hehe

[@misham6547]

Just be careful, you might have just gotten used to the smell. I know I stink, but I really can't smell it at all

[@bolt-y4122]

SpongeBob really influenced the invention of shower in a can. What a revolutionary show.

[@darklgd5940]

This brings a new meaning to spray and pray

[@justaspy5605]

Lol why people keep spelling prey wrong like what is the issue here

[@darklgd5940]

I spelt it right

[@darklgd5940]

Its pray as in praying

[@NoxAtlas]

Someone should show this video to the kids who are doing the aerosol challenge

[@knvssthefirst]

from spray to pray is wild

[@ian020881]

Sorry another science error @7:24. The cooling at point of use is due to the pressurised gas expanding which requires energy to push out into the atmosphere. This energy is scavenged from the local environment as heat, hence it gets cold and heat energy flow into it. This cooling has no impact inside the bottle where the liquid is boiling as the pressure drops, and it continues until either the pressure rises (valve shuts), or the can empties. This boiling* process also takes energy, so the can scavenges heat from the surrounding (usually your hand), but the two are not thermally linked. As the system absorbs heat it's not Adiabatic, but if you include the expansion work it may be Isentropic. (*It's boiling, not evaporating, because bubbles are formed which rise to the surface)

[@darcieclements4880]

Just putting this out there for anyone panicking over what to replace the spray with, you can buy skin probiotics that will massively reduce bo production if you use after a shower. That should make non propellent deodorants and scents more than sufficient. Heck, over the pandemic I pushed the limits just to see and I can go 7 days before ... Actually I just couldn't take it any more, I didn't actually smell, lol. But like seriously, probiotics help a lot, as does leaving arm pit hair intact. I used a brand called mother dirt, but there are probably others just as good so even if you shower every day and still struggle with bo, I definitely recommend skin probiotics.

[@jojogobbo8795]

Used to wear axe in middle school. Never used to put a lot, but it was always so strong

[@rebeccacrouse1949]

I have subscribed. Thank you for helping me cope with my anxiety.

[@DogiMetal]

German here: In Germany Lynx is called Axe😂 Let me make an educated guess here: The renamed it maybe because of the fact that „arm pit“ in German is called „Achsel“, pronounced like „Excel“ but with the emphasis on the first syllable and an „ah“ instead of „eh“. „Ah-xcel“. And of this german word „Achsel“ they took the first few letters („Achs“) and made it sound English-pronunced -> „Axe“😅

[@ranpatoamami7048]

7:06 There is NO pipe that sucks from the bottom in a compressed air can. If that was the case, you'd spray liquid compressed air. Besides, the gas in a compressed air can is not CO²

[@ElPsyKongroo]

Yo it is irritating tf out of me that I can't find a cross section of a simple inside of an air can online. Why tf is there none???

[@jerry3790]

JC is a 16 year old boy☝️presenting to the emergency room☝️unconscious

[@stubstunner]

For a location that buys the most Axe… the men still smell funky.

[@Hollownugget]

Man i could've spent my whole life not being scared of deodorant but i just had to watch this

[@catsithgaming]

He used spray deodorant in place of showering/bathing. He must of reeked. I lived in a eastern European country where they do not bathe everyday and in some cases after several days, and they tried to mask it with perfume/cologne. I could always detect the smell of unwashed bodies, through the overabundant use of either.

[@chrisgaming9567]

can we get another video on creepy sea creatures, like in the first part of that "why squids are terrifying" video?

[@Unknown_Ooh]

No sea creatures are nowhere as interesting as medical mysteries

[@ultvio9965]

@@Unknown_Ooh idk most of the ocean is unmapped and unexplored, you can’t really compare the two lol

[@ducksongfans]

@@ultvio9965 unexplored? Sure unmapped? No

[@chrisgaming9567]

@@ducksongfans Technically only about 20% has been mapped in detail, but over 95% of marine megafauna is already known

[@lenaelisabeth]

Dang, Brew is ripped 😳

[@mistychemist]

"He was able to make a recovery"

[@TheCasualSubculturist]

Not enough deodorant, he thought.

[@warpdrive9229]

@@TheCasualSubculturist Why be a subculturist if you can be a multiculturist?

[@thecrow9820]

JC, is a 16 year old boy, presenting to the emergency room with severe suffocation and difficulty to talk.

[@visualknightmare6662]

I still remember my highschool banning spray because teachers were afraid of people huffing cans to get high.

[@corrupted5311]

This man deserves more subs

[@silverstarmoon5802]

I feel sorry for the family and this is why some people have to force to stop the person of their dangerous or unhealthy habits (or on this case obession) . The parents might feel regret for not stopped their son for his unhealthy obession of "smelling fresh".

[@abscichemclasses]

Nobody should use sprays ,just taking showers works well

[@iyanubanks100]

Man that’s just terrible that those two gentlemen suffered a horrible ordeal due to this💔😞

[@RazzTheTwistedName]

"Even german, the language of love!" A *VERY* wise quote

[@Im-BAD-at-satire]

Japanese would be the language of logic in comparison, although textbooks, even at academic levels, don't teach Japanese neither correctly nor accurately so it's extremely difficult to notice.

[@paulskiye6930]

Ironic isn't it 🤣

[@caroljo420]

I prefer gel deodorant. I don't like any kind of spray deodorant. It's hard to tell when a spray can is almost empty, and deodorant is something I NEVER want to run out of!

[@LottieLovesKitties]

I prefer the roller kind because you just roll n go!

[@Untitled442]

Jit makes harmless looking objects harmful

[@ChaosKat90]

Good to know. I believe this is also why I try not to spray as much perfume. My nose is super sensitive to certain smells, so even certain perfume smells actually gives me a headache and can make me cough. So I can understand the moderation.

[@phreakli]

Cue flashback to school locker rooms with a dozen teenagers armed with deodorant 😖

[@haskenvonbern5404]

It’s a tragic incident, but a shower is super relaxing and comfortable, I’d choose a shower over daily deodorant any day

[@MelB868]

Deodorant is not meant for your whole body

[@steezy7460]

Schools need to teach about hygiene and grooming

[@patriciatoomingtheplantpar2558]

My husband had to stop using spray anything in his hygiene routine, it was giving the dog seizures. I was curious to see if that was going to be one of the symptoms, but it wasn't, nonetheless, the symptom of seizures went away with the sprays.

[@sanjeethmahendrakar]

Lol I've never used spray on deodorants. Rather I went with the roll on one's.

[@thisisme3238]

Same here, much safer

[@TekkenGirl4Lyfe]

I've never liked spray deodorants. I've always used the roll-on ones. This just gives me one more reason to stick with that.

[@free_money1945]

"stick with that"