Woman Addicted To Tanning Can't Stop Won't Stop

[@Sirenbytheseas]

"you gotta flip your dog both ways" had me spitting out my cereal from laughing so hard😂

[@maxxlovesmilk6542]

Same

[@DogFish-NZ]

Don't flip it up, you'll end up with a weird shape above ya belt line if shirtless and gifted.

[@IttyBitty412]

@@DogFish-NZ that's hilarious I never though if that. So funny. D!ck shaped tan lines

[@amsterdam_budtender]

Right!

[@TMeiMei0021]

I didnt get it until that part in the video. Context makes all the difference

[@AsheeBree]

she could literally meditate in a sauna and get fake tan and be 100 times better than what she is currently doing.

[@emanuelvillarreal6783]

God I LOOOVE saunas we have so many of them where I’m from

[@avernion]

…Are you from Finland?

[@emanuelvillarreal6783]

@@avernion no Albania

[@pathofthetrickster]

Yuuup or even have a hot bath lol

[@jos-josradvanji6203]

I think she likes the bed because it’s a tight,closed spot that’s warm. It’s like a safe space for her to relax. Sadly it’s still dangerous though.

[@roreo1612]

Asia: bleaching obsession USA: Tanning obsession Both : SKIN CANCER

[@baeber]

ayo Asia likes to do the Michael Jackson? heehee

[@ripley528]

@@baeber he never bleached his skin he had vitiligo-

[@LegoTom-Productions]

@@ripley528 he bleached his skin to make it one consistent colour

[@amberg4131]

The laws that they have for Uv light are in place for the risk of cancer and crap. i was reading some history about radiation and didn’t even realize that we have laws against exposing people to a certain level of radiation. Smaller people naturally have higher levels then larger people surprisingly but it was the first time I seen the laws about these level..and learned that even cell phones give off radiation. Lots of things in our daily lives give off tiny amounts which are monitored by the government and it’s really interesting how they realized the importance of this.

[@ripley528]

@@LegoTom-Productions no he didn't that was a rumor

[@sukivampire]

I'm South Asian and let me tell you, everyone here is obsessed with looking as pale as a ghost. Fair/ "white" skin is the beauty standard here (its a common occurrence where girls who are tan can't get married easily). If you're fair, you're pretty. Seeing such a contrasting difference in beauty standards absolutely ASTOUNDS me and it always has. Makes me think what we even consider real beauty at this point. Everyone just wants what they don't have.

[@MultiGuyx]

Could not be better said

[@papatoni8993]

It's so sad to me that cultures with one complexion have made a whole other complexion that isn't natural to them as a beauty standard. White Americans want to be dark. Im a white American who is very pale and have been bullied for it a lot. But I will never subject myself to skin cancer. I say love the skin you're in. Just don't be a supremacist about it obviously. 😂😂

[@SashimiJo]

@@papatoni8993I’m from Southern Italy, directly on the Mediterranean Sea. I know people from my town who pay for tanning beds during winter. It’s the same people who bully me because I don’t feel the need to tan and change my “mozzarella” skin. I love the sun and the sea with all my heart, but I love my body’s largest organ and my health too.

[@partlycloudy4664]

Yeah as a light skinned Hispanic woman ppl tell me I’m lucky cuz I’m not darker skinned, but it makes me feel sad when they say that

[@kaytay238]

My mom got skin cancer from tanning every day from the time she was a teen & it got really bad. A lot of people think it’s a simple surgery but if it gets to your bones, it can easily kill you. It really is an addiction because you don’t feel like yourself when you’re not tan. She continued to tan & got cancer multiple more times until finally she realized it was a real problem. It took a long time for her to be happy with her looks, even to go out in public.

[@pratiiikkk2977]

Damn that's sad!! Hope your mom is doing better nowadays :)

[@carolehankinson4969]

@kaytay231 - it's so sad that your mum felt the need to tan. Celebritydom has caused so many people myself included to never think you look good enough. I'm 61 now and I'm only just realising that it's the person inside which really is important. I like imperfections, I like uniqueness, I like interesting, I like good people. I wish we all as a whole would appreciate the earth we live on because nature is the most beautiful natural thing that's important. Tell your mum she must be amazing as she raised a daughter who wrote a comment about her mum who she clearly loves and cares for. ❤️🇬🇧❤️

[@ekramer2478]

@@carolehankinson4969 When I was a kid (80s) and teen tanning was normal and desirable. I had a nice tan and went to Uni in Miami, but I also do not have terribly pale skin, and it seems so far so good which is good. I no longer tan.

[@masterchief5437]

Thanks for sharing :)

[@saitoh5424]

I'm surprised she's still even alive

[@Deathisdark05]

From what she describes, it really sounds like what she wants can easily be gained from many other things. She is effectively saying that she likes being disconnected from her phone, relaxing, and being able to spend time with just herself. I imagine whatever she is getting from tanning could easily be gained from something like yoga or meditation.

[@gravyz2cute4u]

I hope she realises this before it's too late!

[@BambiLena666]

Ive been to a tanning bed 3 times years ago, and thinking about it now, honestly the only time I can remember coming close to the feeling was a few times on vacation on a beach, evening, sitting in the shallow water.

[@jos-josradvanji6203]

none of that would give her the enclosed warm space though which is a major part why she likes it

[@Quintinsmith890]

This was my neighbor growing up. She had horrible self esteem issues because we grew up in a very rural area without much to do. The only thing you could do to stand out was things like this. She is normal now and not addicted to tanning anymore and a great mom. Only one of these stories that ended well

[@eyeofsauron2812]

Well that's good

[@Felidae-felicis]

That's good to hear.

[@artsybook]

that's nice to hear

[@Felidae-felicis]

@Patrick39 no one asked.

[@amberg4131]

My sisters and I all look alive. however my sister who’s closer to me in age,was born with a skin pigment from our grandpas side. He gave it to my uncle and my sister had it. It’s really a beautiful quality in skin. My oldest sister and I are very pale but it works for us. My sisters tan skin lead to a lot of insecurities for her and she began tanning and wearing a lot of makeup. She got bullied a lot in high school to. She also had larger um, girls then my other sister and I put together so she eventually realized that she was better off and got over that issue.

[@emidal05]

Someone please get this girl a heated, weighted blanket

[@sdrre1925]

Can't wait for Ken to school Felix on dad stuff once his baby is welcomed 💕 I think it's good he has a friend with so much experience who can offer some guidance

[@fairlysleepy]

@YeaMan bot

[@Igknighton]

@YeaMan every body report this guy as spam

[@kinley.-.]

We need a video of this!!

[@beautybard]

Felix... FELIX. RETURN THE DOGFOOD.

[@michaelrobinson300]

You mean the guy who left his best friend and moved to an authoritarian country based off of fear and lies.

[@katietheyerl5309]

I'm from the upper Midwest of the US... With Irish/Norwegian/German background. I've never understood the obsession with tanning. Just makes me have way more freckles that can become dangerous. My grandpa had melanoma. We're all born with a skin tone. We can't change that long term without hurting ourselves. Darker skin tones are gorgeous on people that were born with them. All skin tones are beautiful! The darkest skin tones are beautiful and so are the lightest, be the best person you can be with what you were born with!! Why do people do this stuff??

[@sophiaisabelle027]

Tanning can be quite dangerous. It's nice to see Pewds here. He surely lightens up the mood.

[@moxiemaxie3543]

Buff and Ken wouldn't? 😂 You just miss him 🧡

[@awwno]

Yeah I used to work at one while going to school. I knew I had to slow down when ppl who just met me would say”wow ur so tan” I was like oh no that’s not the first thing I want to hear

[@BB-TheCandleFairy]

Yeah, you can say the subject matter is kinda…dark

[@mrs.h2725]

For real. RIP Ashlyn and Ashley 🙏🔥👙🔥 iykyk 💀🎢

[@chilli-iceolive-abode2447]

​@YeaMan bwahaha pull the other one little fella

[@shangerdanger]

"you gotta flip your dong both ways" getting demonitzed any % speedrun

[@cloudcorey]

Bros got almost 5 mil subs and only 150 likes in 7 days

[@love2tinas]

​@@cloudcoreywhaa 😦 that's not...normal..right?

[@cateybug123]

Being almost 100% Irish, I would instantly get skin cancer the second I stepped foot in a tanning bed. This girl is out here rubbing vegetable oil on her skin 😭😭😭

[@_lil_lil]

Same (the pale part anyway, I'm only like 1/8 Irish). One time I went to a barbecue on a summer afternoon, it was only 2 hours but afterwards I was the one barbecued 💀 I had that "Sebastian from the Little Mermaid" glow for a bit after that. 🦀

[@joylynch5204]

I’m also part Irish but inherited the very pale skin and I would also burn in 5 min in a tanning bed so I stay away and stay pale.

[@shell6829]

Haha. Same! My ridiculously pale self got into a tanning bed ONCE years ago and turned cherry red. Never again! Aside from that my stupid self knew I wasn’t going to tan. I literally cannot tan at all no matter how much sun I get. Luck of the Irish, eh? So they say…but I wish I could get another shade on me besides pale white or cherry red. 🤦‍♀️ 😢

[@nomegustaperonoquieredecir3514]

They're soooo BAD for everyone. Even darker skinned people prone to hyperpigmentation are also pretty prone to melanoma. This sh*t should be pohibited!!! (like in australia) 🙈

[@Poopie_buttholelickeresquirejr]

@@nomegustaperonoquieredecir3514 too true 🙏

[@katink19]

Tanning beds/salons no longer exists in Australia. As someone who now resides in Australia, Ken, you could look into this. From memory (which could be wrong), I think a 26 year old female died from skin cancer, caused by tanning beds. More research was done to look into the health affects caused by the tanning beds, and the salons in Australia were all shut down. Possibly because we don’t need a higher risk of skin cancer, when we are the top country in the world for the rate of skin cancer already.

[@jo-jo8845]

I think your right. I remember it all over the news

[@219cem]

The US needs to do this too

[@Kravachi]

She will eventually reach Sun Bleached Spongebob status.

[@Random_Human_Person]

I love it when Pewds talks about Sweden. There's a subtle hint of pure nostalgic joy in his eyes. That's just not there when he's in Okinawa, or just talking about Japan in general.

[@_lil_lil]

True, he can't really have nostalgia for a place he only moved recently, though it's possible he had nostalgic from his previous trips there.

[@heathermcfarland6317]

First time I used a tanning bed I went completely naked, and I got the worst sunburn on my butt. It was so bad I could not sit down for days. I was so embarrassed I never went back.

[@mrs.h2725]

I’m sure your skin is thankful you learned your lesson. Tanning for us white folk makes you age like dried beaten old leather. My lil sis (a full on ginger) insisted on tanning every summer and now she looks a good 10 yrs older than me with my pale af well moisturized skin 😂☂️

[@anna.owo.]

You should never tan naked, tanning ingeneral is bad but essentially for your breast and genitals.

[@Adam_Antium115]

​​@@anna.owo. you have to tan naked with your balls towards the sunlight primals!

[@Adam_Antium115]

Always wear sunscreen and hydrate well as well as only being in the sun for 35-55 minutes max if you're fare skinned

[@Mindbonkya]

My first time was a girl who forgot what time I said so she gave me the max time. I was a human tomato for 2 weeks and I had crunchy skin!

[@peekaloo12]

I remember when I was little I'd occasionally tan in the sun, but that was because I thought it was so cool that a few minutes in the sun can cause you to change colors. The moment I read something about skin cancer at around 11, I panicked and thought that playing outside was gonna kill me. I was an extreme kid

[@kelsiecaswell9845]

straight after "at least I'm not addicted to drugs, alcohol etc etc" needed to be "honey, what's got you hurting so bad that you have an addiction in the first place?"

[@thethe4665]

I think she said it was an abusive relationship trauma

[@kelsiecaswell9845]

@@thethe4665 yeah I saw later in the video she is getting some help in therapy

[@_lil_lil]

With the amount she's spending on tanning salons, if it was drugs and alcohol she might save money.

[@DerpyGrump]

Ken done went and asked all the tanning bed questions I had lined up, and Felix’s answers made it all the better 😂

[@eZeebreeZe]

Ken always asking the questions I’d be too embarrassed to ask myself but 10000% need the answer to 👀😂

[@justbeeeb2061]

Quitting addictions can be a lot harder than just stopping.

[@h0rriphic]

It would have been funnier if when the daughter said “at least I’m not addicted to drugs, I’m addicted to tanning…” the parents had been like: “ we’d actually be a little less embarrassed if it were drugs…”

[@Stevie37]

I went to school with a girl that started tanning 3-5 times a week from age twelve. She's now 31 and looks older than her mother.

[@pappazmurf]

"people are like, you look so tan you look so good" even I learned from a young age because I watched mean girls that they're absolutely lying to her.

[@5050TM]

There are anorexics that have that told to them. Same thing.

[@Difficultureshock]

I've watched several of my family members battle skin cancer (including my dad). It is a long, painful, ugly process. For me that's enough to wear hats & SPF for life!

[@christiannataylor2735]

I'm black and even I know you don't want to cause that kind of damage to your skin when you don't have much melanin. Her skin is going to be awful and having a higher chance of skin cancer is not giving herself a good future. When she has to put on a cold cap and get chemo, she'll be talking a different story.

[@bunnyrabi]

And actually even if you are dark skin, you still need sun protection. Many black people got skin cancer thinking that we can take a lot more sun, but harmful uv rays or those beds can all be bad regardless skin tone.

[@slowlanegamer]

Yea it is sad. I’m imagining that like a lot of people addicted to plastic surgery she’s prolly got some self image issues or like body dysmorphia. I mean talking about being not tan enough when she missed the tanning days, but being literally as dark as physically possible still seems like a red flag on how she sees herself. My mom tanned some as a kid and has had skin cancer removed a bunch of times on her body, not to mention premature aging from damage like you reference! I think it’s easy as a kid to not understand or care about consequences of things like this and just thinking that those problems won’t happen to you. Or just over looking the bad stuff all together 😓

[@5050TM]

Even us black people need sun protection.

[@justinmcgough3958]

@@bunnyrabi I've heard that darker skin people also have an issue with not catching skin cancer as quickly too since it blends in more with their normal skin color. Not sure if that's right or not though.

[@K-7Maylis]

@@justinmcgough3958Yeah skin cancer is harder to detect on dark skin.

[@hgrey8725]

Finally After years of watching Ken on and off I finally remembered to watch one of his videos on my actual birthday, just so that I could get that "If today's your birthday, happy birthday" Feels good man Feels real good

[@demi4901]

*Dermatologist* : Well no skin cancer but you have the body of a 40-year-old and your risks are extremely high from dying of melanoma. *Girl*: haha no skin cancer 🎉

[@BB-TheCandleFairy]

*Samantha* : haha I told you so 🎉

[@notyourstationtrainwreckgo2317]

She’s such a moron. Just because she doesn’t have it yet doesn’t mean she won’t get it. We need some sun every day, but should still protect our skin.

[@michellehabets4568]

Just wait a couple of years from now. Skincancer can take years before it comes to the surfice of the skin.

[@jadeandblood]

I did write a paper about pros and cons of tanning. When I tell my professor there's almost no pros on tanning, he couldnt believe me. So I put, "Congratulations! You now have a higher chance of contracting skin cancer." He burst out laughing so hard in the class that day.

[@mikeespinoza5733]

a pathetically dubious assertion. But "cool story bro".

[@GearsAndGuns]

Congratulations Mr. Pie on the baby, it's great being a dad. You'll do great. Love the videos with you and ken

[@carterstoinis3397]

daddy pie 🤣😏

[@melodyconte]

9:11 the dermatologist might be Italian, Felix. Give him a break! 😆

[@kroanosm617]

That doctor was a little too happy about it while he's telling her. He has this little smirk like, "Yeah, you dead girl. Teehee."

[@HollzieDSL]

Girl doesn’t know that they invented tan Spray labelled “ extra dark” so she can rub it on her within 10 minutes and be ridiculously dark instead of going to 3 tanning sessions in a day 😂

[@samanthasawyer8960]

He didn't say she doesn't have cancer. He said he doesn't see any signs of cancer. They make light boxes to treat some types of depression.

[@kaitlinjenkins1073]

She was so happy to be able to say she doesn’t have skin cancer. Like yeah, you don’t have it now but you’re going to develop it…

[@_lil_lil]

That should have been a wakeup call for anyone else. This makes me think that this isn't just an extreme habit, she's truly an addict.

[@mda187]

I worked with a lady in high school at a grocery store, and she was addicted to tanning too. She was in her early 40s, and she looked 70. Her skin looked like a catcher's mitt in both color and wrinkles. I was told she was beautiful when she was younger, but you couldn't really tell anymore.

[@courtneyallison7328]

I’ve always been TERRIFIED of tanning beds but my grandmother had one when my senior prom rolled around. I used it a total of 3 times, 15 minutes each time bc she SWORE it would get rid of my “chicken skin” aka arm bumps. I was SO tan my foundation had to go up like 5 shades 😂 ended up not going to official prom but had a “nerd prom” aka we dressed fancy and went to see the new avengers movie that was just released and ate at a buffet. Grandmother was SO pissed.

[@fortheloveofcreepsx132]

Your nerd prom sounds like so much more fun!!!

[@Infodumptruck]

I think this girl is already doomed. There's no way she doesn't get skin cancer. She'll have to watch so closely to avoid it spreading when it inevitably shows up

[@ultraboombean]

Maybe she is lucky genetics dang.

[@oren1305]

​@@ultraboombean Genetics do play a huge role in cancer, but even good genetics won't necessarily save you from cancer caused by smoking, tanning, chemicals etc.

[@jimmyd6268]

She stopped

[@eye1158]

some guy commented - "This was my neighbor growing up. She had horrible self esteem issues because we grew up in a very rural area without much to do. The only thing you could do to stand out was things like this. She is normal now and not addicted to tanning anymore and a great mom. Only one of these stories that ended well"

[@KTMgang666]

@@oren1305 genetics do play a role in how prone you are to any cancer... smoking is not a guranteed cancer giver people smoke till they are 90 and never get it

[@CarParts08382]

I don't plan to artificially tan but it's nice to know that these dudes have the same questions I did about tanning your twig & berries.

[@kudzu_]

My best friend as a teen was addicted to tanning too, but not that extreme. She had to have skin cancer cut out of her face at 19.

[@jackson102881]

Hah

[@MisaelMatute76]

How do teens pay for so many tannings though... 🤔

[@imtoxicAF]

@@MisaelMatute76 Prob a buy one get one free tan or buy 7 get 3

[@_lil_lil]

​@@MisaelMatute76Parents have $$

[@TheHated0ne]

Ken's such a nice guy. Helping a small youtuber like this out with a feature on his channel

[@ray80082]

Finally, I got to hear him say happy birthday on my actual birthday! Great video, as always. Love when Ken and Felix both just start roasting someone. Makes for a good laugh.

[@HayleySpp]

Happy Birthday!! I hope it's a great one!

[@VanCo6]

Happy Birthday - though I'm pretty sure she roasted herself enough 😉🤣

[@ray80082]

@@HayleySpp Thank you! It's been a pretty good one.

[@ray80082]

@@VanCo6 Haha, that's a good one.

[@mp6732]

Felix and Ken are friendships goals

[@lonewanderer3292]

Well watching one full fledged father and one gonna be father talk about pee pee tanning methods 😂 is quite the experience

[@kidfrid5498]

I got made fun of for being pale in high school... but now I'm a month away from 37, and often get told I look like I'm in my early to mid 20s. So who's laughing now?!

[@britanica7539]

I went in a tanning bed three times. The third time I felt my skin burning and it freaked me out. I told the woman at the salon and she mocked me. I never did it again. This is when I was like 16 or so. The reason people do it is because you tan faster but you have to figure that "tanning faster" is not going to be healthy for the skin. They even say to take breaks from the sun and that is natural, tanning beds are not.

[@Beaneabean]

Holy shit what are teen girls doing in tanning beds?? Like when I was in high school (2013-17) no one even used tanning lotions.

[@britanica7539]

@@Beaneabean It was a thing here. Like 20% of the girls at my school did it. You had to be at least 15 years old and the salons were fine with it.

[@Midala87]

I only seeing tanning in a safe environment being a good idea is if you were planning on staying outside in a sunny location for prolonged periods at a time. Then again you could just forego the preconditioning and just protect yourself with sunscreen when you know you will be out.

[@Midala87]

@@Beaneabean Yeah then they get wicked bad sunburn from being outside in the pool all day.

[@Beaneabean]

@@Midala87 people just need to accept their skintone. This is ridiculous

[@ryubiskj]

i think its also that both fake and real sunrays release serotonin, which is why a lot of people enjoyed it so much. they get addicted to feeling a little happier

[@neekolezx]

MISSED THIS! Your videos will Felix always make me laugh so hard. The ''flipping your dog after 5mins'' absolutely sent me 😂

[@jessicaholscher4097]

"i'm not worried about premature aging because i'm just assuming it won't happen to me because i'm different and special."

[@D44RK_Iced_Yogs]

I’ve been rewatching this duo recently and I’m so glad he’s back for another video!

[@Mayhemsmom]

I tanned in high school but starting in my early 20s I worked for a dermatologist and she caused me to change my mind set. She showed me how fast and horribly it ages and damages your skin. I don't regret it at all. I had a questionable mole in my mid 20s that scared me as well.

[@missykurtz5552]

I'm sure no one tells her she looks good. I have a friend/coworker who tanned herself until she looked like an old piece of leather. A few years ago she had 3 melanomas removed from her back. Now she's very anti-tanning. I find it interesting because I don't think 25-35 year old her would've listened.

[@cs5384]

She's likely missing their sarcasm.Or they could be cruel people who actually derive pleasure from watching her slowly bake herself.

[@CoolCatDoingAKickflip]

2:03 The best strategy in this situation is to make sure that it's erect so that it can tan evenly.

[@lalayastill610]

Super curious if tanning addiction could be caused by depression, since the sun helps you with feel good hormones

[@thethe4665]

Definitely can. It’s proven scientifically, and I’ve had this experience. Now I never ever tan, work overnight shift and stay inside during the day, and have never felt better. The irony

[@_lil_lil]

This is why vitamin D supplements are a really good supplemental addition to antidepressant medication and therapy. It's a good idea in general to a health regimen if you live in a place that doesn't get a lot of sun during a good portion of the year (most places with "real winter" would qualify)

[@Sebastian-Draegon]

Tanning bed doesn't provide what the sun provides... Right?

[@jessicadabruzzo9819]

@@Sebastian-Draegon correct. Different uv spectrum and not the same as being in the sun. Does not create vitamin d. However I do tan and feel relaxed afterward? When I tan in the sun I notice how my body reacts differently and I do feel the anti depressant qualities. I believe you only need 15 minutes sun uv exposure in the morning and half hour later in the day can improve mental health. 6minutes in a tanning bed is close to an hour in the sun, and a lot of your body is exposed. With proper sunscreen and hydration.

[@neen42]

Light therapy box can really help too. Not with vitamin d, but the wavelength can really help with depression, especially seasonal depression. Just 10-15 minutes a day can make a difference.

[@nehfariious6315]

Kens “stay toasty” sign in the background for this episode is too good 😂

[@slinkywhippet]

Not to be a downer but my best friend died from Malignant Melanoma at 25 (genetic, not tanning/sunburn related) and it is a truly horrible way to go. So protect yourselves everyone and see your doctor about any new or changed moles/marks/lesions on your body. Take care of yourselves (unlike the idiot child here) ❤

[@bec7080]

I'm covered in flat moles and every time I go to the dermatologist he looks at my ENTIRE body. That's how serious it is

[@carafry4606]

I'm really sorry for the loss of your friend. I lost my dad to melanoma, as well and you're right - it is an absolutely horrible way to go.

[@CaseyAvalon]

Heck yes! I just had a mole removed that didn't look right.

[@danielab1924]

Agreed. My friend got a very rate form of ocular melanoma caused by genetics. She died slowly and painfully over the course of about 2 years. She was only 28 when she passed.

[@slinkywhippet]

@Bec I'm really glad you get checked on the regular 😊

[@imle9279]

I remember when all my friends went tanning when they turned 16 (you gotta be 16 to tan in my country), and everyone asked me why I didn't go, but they all laughed at me when I said I didn't want skin cancer. People are so ignorant sometimes, I can't

[@mikeespinoza5733]

thinking you can get skin cancer from one tanning session makes YOU the ignorant one. They were laughing because a clown told a joke, and thats how you treat clowns.

[@sdgturtle]

My aunt used to tan big time and her skin is pure leather now. She always says how she has back and chest pain and my family is like "well no wonder!"

[@TheGothicMother]

I have never been more concerned for anyone on this show than i am for her. She is SO young. She could get to 25 and wind up with melanoma (which is young!) and seriously regret this. Addiction in all its forms are just so so sad.

[@sortfaar3]

i experienced second degree burns on my entire back because of spending time in the sun. all the skin on my back eventually dried up, and sleeping at night felt like sleeping in a bag of chips. Remember sunscreen when you're outside in the sun peeps.

[@_lil_lil]

Only took one time where I didn't wear sunscreen while being a swim instructor's assistant at 14 and my entire back peeling off (the epidermis, anyway) to nope out of that. More painful than breaking my little toe.

[@girl4nietzsche]

i think to be clear in 8:49, the statistic meant that her chance of developing a melanoma has increased 75% from *what it already was*. if it used to be a 1% chance, it has now increased to a 1.75% chance (which is obviously still a significant increase, but far less than a 75% chance of developing a melanoma altogether). of course, she might have tanned so much that now she does have a 75% chance overall of developing a melanoma so 🤷‍♀️

[@artscrafts4685]

7:44 that’s got to be some kind of body dysmorphia too, not just an addiction to tanning

[@clau6972]

Definitely

[@_lil_lil]

It usually is. Oftentimes restrictive eating disorders are another way of saying "addicted to dieting", from experience (with getting a rush from not eating enough, not tanning, obviously from my pfp lol)

[@mikeespinoza5733]

uh oh we cant call body dismorphia a mental illness or insinuate it exists. unless its only a mental illness when it presents in normal, i mean "Cis" people.

[@PR-xm5zc]

Saying "I dont want to look ridiculous" while simultaneously making yourself as orange as a carrot is hilarious

[@momoflowers6333]

I actually had a subscription to my local tanning salon in the 90’s. It was such a thing to be tan all year round, especially in the harsh winter we have here in Canada. I loved it…. Until I went to the dermatologist and he gave me heck for using the tanning beds and removed about 10 moles on my back to have biopsied. Thankfully they were benign, but after that, I never tanned by the beds again. Occasionally I’ll use self tanning lotions, but will not sit in the sun either. I’m a lovely shade of pale now. 😅

[@pythonkatie1985]

I always liked being pale so I never did much in the way of tanning, and I still ended up with basal cell carcinoma on my face. She might be enjoying herself now, but I can state for a fact that having a quarter sized hole dug into your nose and closed up with a flap of skin from behind the year is no damn picnic.

[@_lil_lil]

Jesus. I'm going to see a dermatologist because the same pimple keeps coming back on my nose and it doesn't pop like a normal one (yes, I know that's also not great for your skin but I can't help it), and I'm nervous because I have gotten burnt bad way too many times not even trying to tan or anything.

[@berryman5145]

She: "I'm not worried about premature aging" Me: That's actually nice, most women over 40 are too focused on their age Dr: This signs shouldn't be showing until you are 40 Me. Wait, SHE ISN'T OVER 40 ALREADY??? Man, I really thought she was waaaaaay older. Now I get why her parents looked so young.

[@mars7786]

You thought she was that old really i was thinking 22 23

[@mike90317]

lol

[@berryman5145]

@@mars7786 Really? Wow. Guess my friends and I looking good at 37 then

[@CoLoJePa]

She said at beginning that she's 20

[@berryman5145]

@@CoLoJePa huh, I didn't catch that, had o rewatch. ty!

[@michaelsotomayor5001]

ken and pewds is always the best combo lol

[@lilys7431]

“Flip the dog both ways”. Will be laughing for hours.😂😅😂😅. Girl those hands are always going to give you away, no fix for that damage.

[@shanecrump7932]

It’s not a skin color, Brian. It’s a lifestyle.

[@neneninetails5803]

“FLIP YOUR DOG BOTH WAYS” 😂😂😂

[@sheisaMachine]

Tanning beds produce the same effects as being in the sun. It's supposed to improve your mood and wellbeing so I'm not surprised she goes there to feel better and does!

[@molliecamelia1377]

They need to open a tanning salon with fake tanning beds (just normal light) and not tell her

[@ProgressWithChristina]

“Maybe she’s addicted to taking naps” lol.

[@Dessamator]

You can see sun damage with a UV light. It's scary. They should have showed this to her.

[@dopesickdog]

I think she's had enough UV

[@AmbiCahira]

I remember that tanning hype in Sweden that he talked about. I never joined the trend but it was insanely popular for a while.

[@youneedtostop]

"I don't want to look ridiculous" ok lobster larry

[@alexthegr8estt]

I’m so glad Ken and Felix collab so often now bc they are hilarious together 😂 they are now dads

[@amandalupacchino6728]

I swear, these videos really help me get through a day at my desk job so much faster! Thanks Ken, Felix, and Buff 😊

[@stefaniec2708]

never stop making shit together! it brightens my day!! thank you

[@kendraanne1100]

Ken asking about flipping the pp in the tanning bed had me WHEEZING 😂😂😂💀

[@boopthefloof]

My best friend, who is 31, is dying of cancer. There is no way to save her life at this point. She is the one who works out, eats right and never smoked in her life and don't drink. But she has only months left. Life is not fair. So to take your's for granted and doing this to your body on purpose is just disgusting.

[@katietye3673]

I’m 2 minutes in and ken is asking all the right questions 😂

[@sanjaycool6915]

9:55 , the epitome of stupidity! Bruh 😂

[@katarzyna1251]

Thank you for summoning Felix's ghost for this collab 😥😆

[@PlayEuricide]

The men of my life, and I don't even know you!!! *Why do I feel good when I listen to you two guys?* Honestly, thank you!

[@Sammechu]

I was JUST thinking how I wanted more Ken and Felix content

[@lilgreentealeaf]

I used to work at a tanning salon and would get free tans. See with depression it felt nice to get UV rays, especially living in the pacific northwest. But I did stop because I felt like I looked ridiculous and I didn't want skin cancer.

[@zetsuki4207]

My grandmother got skincancer on her face, she was born in the 1920's and worked outside most her life. She had to get the cancerspots BURNED off! They were small, but it was painful and left scars... And she had to do this twice...

[@MaximumDiver]

@9:20 I really thought for a second that the dermatologist was Tom Cruise :P

[@Zym3_]

this girl has clearly never seen that one tanning bed scene in final destination.

[@KawaiiUsagi2]

Ikr?! That scene made me have a little bit of fear for tanning beds and booths.

[@Morbid_Freyja27]

🤣

[@julienicholson4878]

I can't help but wonder aside from the body dismorphia that she may have, I wonder if she also had a vitamin D deficiency and maybe with all the tanning she's feeling the positive effects of more vitamin D and she's associating tanning with physically feeling better.

[@mikeespinoza5733]

oh yeah you think so armchair psychologist? I love how body dismorphia is only a mental illness when straight people have it.

[@coriweaver4343]

2 minutes and on my lunch break. This is hardest I’ve laughed today. It’s gonna be a good day at work

[@ProfessionalJerry]

We need more of these come on!! We love Pewdiepie!!!

[@ashantimoon5771]

I thought this was an old video then realized it was just uploaded🤣I've been watching Ken and Pewdiepie for days.

[@DittyDitto]

Same 😂

[@jangarbred]

2:47 I work at a tanning facility and someone literally admitted to me that she has 2 tanning memberships at 2 separate places just so she can get around the “you’re only allowed to tan once a day” rule.

[@audiocoffee]

She's angling for the 1970's leather sofa look. 😆 Meanwhile, if I don't cover up in the sun, I look like I've been rubbing nettles on me. Inside of five minutes. She's tanning for people like me 🤣

[@RedPandaAnime]

"It gets kinda toasty down there" 😂😂😂

[@littlehonu]

As someone in their 30s, I can confirm this was a big trend in high school lol. People gotta know this episode is from back in those times. Being dark brown from tanning used to be the “thing” back then lol

[@thethe4665]

Can confirm, you’d get bullied if you DIDN’T tan. At least we’ve evolved from those days

[@littlehonu]

@@thethe4665 id like to think we have but I still know people who are 37 and live by Gym Tan Laundry and it’s so bad lmao

[@_lil_lil]

​@@thethe4665 can confirm, was bullied for it. 🙍🏻‍♀️

[@Scandalnb0825]

Tanning beds were so popular when I was in high school. That was around the time people were putting those cut out shapes on their hips or other areas to have a certain tan line. I think the most common one was a palm tree 😂😂 so many girls were looking leathery in high school. I tried it once and hated it.