Creating a Woodland Stream Ecosphere (With PARASITE!)

This is a video of me creating a woodland stream ecosphere. I really look forward to seeing how this ecosystem progresses.
For substrate I used gravel from the stream, which contains organisms. I also used larger stones and sticks from the stream.
I was quite surprised to find an ecto-parasite growing on the chitin of the amphipods after building this ecosphere. I have collected amphipods from this stream several times over the years, but have never encountered anything like this before.

[@Jartopia]

The ecto-parasite turned out to be a colonial Vorticella. Thank you to my subscribers for the ID. I refer to it as a parasite as it's stealing food from the amphipods mouth without giving anything in return. EDIT: Yes I did release the larvae when they emerged. I found multiple winged insects on the lid of the jar over a period of months, which I released.

[@nnwhbnxnss8218]

U inspired me. Thanks!

[@ellevalh]

What is Zoothamnium

[@Yourlocalanglosaxon]

I put humans inside a giant gar with stuff in it but the humans keep trying to break out what should I do?

[@enthropassiveagressiveplai1309]

@Aiden Harjo A Gar is a Plant-Eater, it doesn’t consume Meat.

[@Yourlocalanglosaxon]

Enthro Passive Agressive PlainSmugCommentaryMachine I said humans not gar

[@Bigaletto]

My wife saw me watching this and rolled her eyes because she knows I'm going jar shopping today:) Great content.

[@luckyry9617]

lol

[@Bigaletto]

S B trying to😁

[@Kayaromochi]

*Please dont actually drink it with parasite*

[@Alberto-ny7kf]

@S B its just a lil dirt lmao

[@giudic9095]

Legend

[@Remington-wl7jp]

The ecosphere community has to be the most serene part of KZbin.

[@anonymousperson4620]

Agreed.

[@RealBelisariusCawl]

Also Leon the Lobster

[@LjrichardsYT]

@@RealBelisariusCawl the homie Leon

[@spritzz-1884]

Can't wait to see this one in 10 years

[@cilams1024]

If we can make it

[@hyphyjah5340]

Ramzil about to say the same thing

[@jhonoliverdejose2803]

Spritzz - See you at the afterlife when this man will be uploading there!

[@trippyfizzy9911]

Humans will start coming out from it in 10 years

[@tinncan]

Dissolved oxygen demands dictate this will be dead within a couple months... Taking swift water species and jamming them into a jar is kind of crap unless you just want to see what they do at the extremes of livability...

[@Ardeleus]

These videos make me truly understand the "Life finds a way" quote

[@nathanilemiller7750]

Please kiss me

[@jdisdetermined]

All the organisms are female??

[@DrTWG]

Maybe . What we see are the survivors of the evolutionary journey .

[@danraul9759]

I remember that quote from Jurassic park. The force of nature can never be contained by man

[@squidwardtentacles244]

@@nathanilemiller7750 Sheeesh at least take him to dinner first

[@tristan_sparks]

The parasite @ 6:20 could be “colonial Vorticella.” I collect fairy shrimp, and have dealt with these before. They aren’t a huge issue until they infest the crustacean, making moving/eating difficult.

[@Matt_Hill]

I've seen them on fairy shrimp too! Where are you collecting fairy shrimp? I'm in the northwest US.

[@tristan_sparks]

@@Matt_Hill I’m in Georgia- although I haven’t found any wild fairy shrimp (I purchase them online) I have found 3 wild species of Clam Shrimp out here! Still looking :)

[@Matt_Hill]

@@tristan_sparks Cool! There are several species of fairy shrimp down there. There's a really weird one, Eubranchipus stegosus, in Worth county.

[@tristan_sparks]

@@Matt_Hill guess I know where I’m going this spring! Haha thank you very much!

[@sin-jay733]

I'm not entirely sure what they are talking about but I can tell its wholesome.

[@Whitedogoverland]

You’ve got me inspired!

[@dyahmaryati]

Same here 👍🏼

[@warriorontop8159]

Same here

[@nnwhbnxnss8218]

Same I'll start tomorrow

[@funtimefoxyofficial8247]

Same XD

[@casucasueq4479]

I started saving all my poop in empty Gatorade bottles because of your videos!

[@itsjvck1]

Guy: Carefully crafts an ecosphere in a jar 5 Year Old: Ooooooo what’s this??? *shakes it*

[@gramfero]

How 2020 feels

[@mr.michael6983]

OOF 2020

[@xotic9290]

Yao put my fish outside in a kitty pool a kid jumped in and almost killed my fish which is a albino channel catfish the mom apologized and I became good friends with so mines sorta like that

[@kyo2730]

Then taste the water inside.

[@toointoxicatedtobescared6853]

@@xotic9290 did you stomp on the kid?

[@natepowell1914]

Flowing water, and the accompanying high oxygen content, is an important aspect for organisms that live in streams. As soon as the water turns stagnant, a whole different set of flora and fauna gain control of the environment. Pond floor ecosystems work better because they don’t change very much in the jar. But stream ecospheres will all eventually turn into pond ecosystems.

[@jollyjokress3852]

What I thought, too ;) it will be more of a stagnant pond in a rocky surrounding.

[@brendenpannell3110]

So what ur saying is the creatures are gonna have to evolve to a whole different ecosystem and might make new and unknown species/. Because there use to moving water how do u think the animals and plants will evolve

[@denisaussprung7287]

@@brendenpannell3110 They will die probably, I did the exact same ecospehere years ago, it also contained a cadisfly larvae, wich died a few days later, the clear water with the carefully arranged woodstream elements soon turned into a murky dark insanely nasty smelling 'soup' I may call it.

[@brendenpannell3110]

@@denisaussprung7287 thx

[@bastobasto4866]

@@brendenpannell3110 shit don't just "evolve"

[@gckbowers411]

All those insect larvae and nymphs are in for a real disappointment.

[@Memenado.]

They ain’t gonna be flying real soon

[@oneshotgaming3961]

How did they get in there? We’re they put in in the beginning or after?

[@elijahzuniga1528]

OneShot Gaming eggs were pry on the plants and rocks

[@theworthysoul]

gckbowers411 I usually open it specifically to let the adult flies out

[@FizzySugarStar]

@@oneshotgaming3961 the eggs were probably laid on the rocks or in the water

[@theocritus7215]

Man, I was super pissed off when I clicked on this video, but now I feel so peaceful.

[@jjguppy6]

Nice pfp

[@GungHoSourdough]

“This time on “Will it Jar?”

[@arlynnecumberbatch1056]

Lets talk about that

[@mistyreed271]

ahahaha underrated comment!

[@Yazinator3000]

*that* is the question

[@JoeSmith-sl9bq]

I like these ecospheres because they allow the small organisms within to return to a primordial age, before vertebrates ruled.

[@anonymousperson4620]

It truly simulates how life was in those early eons, while on a smaller scale and not completely accurate. It’s the closest we can get.

[@sophiajean15]

This kind of video will keep me sane during these year

[@17moners_12]

I’m just watching this in quarantine like: 👁👄👁

[@kasukeurahara2302]

It's something beatiful to witness.

[@bennymaestas1748]

I asked my dad to do a magic trick and get disappeared out my life

[@sophiajean15]

@@bennymaestas1748 cursedcomment

[@bennymaestas1748]

@@sophiajean15 why is it cursed?

[@spencerj4640]

i’m gonna start making these every time I go somewhere interesting. a great way to remember the scene

[@spencerj4640]

like think about it you could have hundreds of different ecosystems in one room. beaches, jungles, deserts, all types of stuff. if anyone has any tips for me please let me know?! :)

[@spencerj4640]

dead meme very true, id probably use separate rooms or maybe heating pads under the ones that need more heat.

[@spencerj4640]

dead meme basking lights may work as well

[@labaker4285]

Lmao, different temperatures had me thinking you would be getting one ecosphere from somewhere like Mexico and another from Alaska 😂 definitely couldn't handle the same room

[@spencerj4640]

Alexandria Baker definitely not 😂

[@annelloyd4849]

this youtube algorithm seems to know me better than I know myself, I love this

[@christineh4398]

I love how only on KZbin I can be a part of someone else's hobby I would've otherwise never learned anything about (or even know existed). I dont know why this was recommended to me, but I'm glad it was. It's so fascinating!

[@NoSe-jz9jw]

In 10 years when you future people get this in your recommended randomly out of no where remember me :(

[@ANTECAR6]

I will

[@vicjansebios9144]

Big papi (༎ຶ ෴ ༎ຶ)

[@AmalDevYT]

Yes

[@akboy47]

no

[@unkomaster4308]

Why

[@kiiiirbzzz]

I literally have no interest in doing this but watching you do it brings me at peace for some reason.

[@lavamanherovlo684]

Imagine if all life on earth stops, then one of these jars cracks and releases the remaining life in the jar, that would be a good sci-fi show lol.

[@leezigdes2306]

Hmm your onto something, like over time it creates a second cambrian explosion and life starts all over sorta thing

[@yuridelamanzana7754]

What if the world ends and there are no more humans left and these terrariums are the only thing that's left and they continue to thrive

[@dorianwaite5849]

*jar explodes* *earth restarts* Just kidding thats very very highly unlikely

[@Default012]

Dorian Waite unlikely but possible

[@dorianwaite5849]

@@Default012 yeah definitely. Anything is possible. I considered that as soon as that jar exploded then every variable that each of those organisms depended on would suddenly vanish. It would work if conditions were right.

[@ramas23877]

Life inside the terrarium must find a way for space fly and shields. One litle bug can survive now in space. Next World end @ 2036 ? ⌛

[@kdaakali7237]

@@dorianwaite5849 this remind me of Detroit: Become Human i was playing in my Ps4 pro where Connor said there's always a chance of unlikely things to happen

[@wliaputs]

Mayfly matured: it’s time to fly baby Jartopia: hold my beer

[@arbyyyyh]

Yeah, so like, what do you do when that happens? Do you have a fly that tries to get out of the water and drowns?

[@Rex-jw5ht]

@@arbyyyyh yesh

[@morriegama]

@@Rex-jw5ht he he ye boi 😖

[@titaiao]

Hold my JAR

[@VerticalSh0ck]

lmao!

[@bouncingseal9651]

6:05 "Bruh, I'm chilling" Flop flop..

[@jeffersonglenn4256]

It’s amazing how the passion of one person for something they love is enough to inspire millions to try it, too! Because of this video, one year later, I’m going to build an ecosphere. And, I’m going to share the idea with others!

[@istoleurcake]

did you end up building it?

[@SaberKittyZero]

I tried making an ecosphere a couple years ago. It failed hard and I have no clue why.. I love watching these even if I'm not good at making them.

[@melissasanchez5066]

Your videos are very interesting. The music and watching the ecosystems really calm my anxiety. It’s been tough at school but right before going to sleep, I like watching your videos because it calms me down. Thank you. Keep the great work!

[@goliathsteinbeisser3547]

Will it not be a problem for the ecoosystem that the water in the woodland stream is flowing water as opposed to being stagnant water in a jar?

[@Omega_Orion]

A lot of streams will have pockets of stagnant/slow rotating water along their banks. These are usually full of life. This likely shows off those species more than the ones found mid stream

[@arsonsnail]

As long as there is life in the water, it’s never stagnant

[@justin79811]

I am sure he will piss in the jar twice a day to simulate the flowing stream water.

[@manmoy4104]

@@justin79811 those dumb fly nymphs deserve piss water

[@observingeye9579]

@@manmoy4104 That's a messed up thing to say...

[@flipthisshit]

You really make me want to try this with my local river! Wow!

[@openyoureyesjoey3951]

We are almost like this life inna jar

[@yosefbenyah8732]

Absolutely

[@boogiemeister9581]

the Deus Ex pfc 😂

[@platinumred1855]

Walter yessir 👌🏽🙌🏽

[@platinumred1855]

Jason Lee “leave” 😂

[@clanker7890]

Wait a Minute, I seen u before but where._.

[@coopertown7867]

Cool stuff. Its almost as if nature doesn't even know its in an enclosed system......but continues to operate as normal! 😜👍

[@shogun9184]

Just like us in the universe

[@H8UAtropos07]

Just like you😜

[@coopertown7867]

@@H8UAtropos07 but i know....lol

[@907living6]

Oh jeremy.....

[@alexrowe7063]

@Walter cept for the occasional meteors

[@orang_bunian_]

I stumbled upon your channel on accident and it's soothing. I live in Florida so this kind of stuff is right around the corner for me. Thinking of making one of my own.

[@tinkudeejay]

Loved the video. This is something new for me and thank you for introducing it to me. Keep it coming..

[@mbbbb2]

Did you collect any of these organisms specifically or did they just appear from the collection process?

[@seifixnetwork4663]

My theory these were eggs or very small micro organism lived in those stones or water

[@someinternetbox168]

Yeah in the video it says he added substrate which most likely already had organisms naturally in it. So they just appeared

[@phoenixflame6048]

@@seifixnetwork4663 I think you mean hypothesis not theory, but I think you're correct.

[@Beanpolr]

@@phoenixflame6048 They both work the same in that sentence though.

[@vortex9755]

They spawned

[@JaredWared]

Definitely one of the best looking I have seen, maybe it’s the lighting? I can’t wait to see what it looks like in the future.

[@Jartopia]

Thanks for stopping by. A 5 Month update being uploaded tonight! Stay tuned

[@grass7130]

hey Jartopia thank you so much for making these vids and sharing them, it just looks like a other planet all in a jar, thanks!

[@sonofcarr]

So cool man. I’m not an ecosphere guy, but as someone schooled in biology I find this enthralling. What a wonderful pastime!

[@tiramisu6799]

A few weeks later... Parasite: why am i still here? Just to suffer.

[@kreatuur6533]

Like the formatting of your videos. Really cool Jarrarium. Keep making videos man.

[@Jartopia]

Thank you, so much more planned for the future! :)

[@GSazheniuk]

I love the music in your videos, its always very calming! And many thanks for the great(as usual) content!

[@soundshock628]

This is genuinely one of the coolest channels on KZbin, I could watch these all day and not get bored

[@sirjimmy]

I found caddis fly larvae with a piece of bamboo-like grass for it's home

[@mathughsyoutubeworld2655]

Mayfly nymphs look like sea scorpions

[@yodazen2451]

This is peace and happiness in a bottle. I can't wait to start creating my own terrariums.

[@kristinebovbjerg7959]

I really enjoy your videos, they are so interesting!

[@hunterking81734]

Okay, what's gonna happen to the nymphs and larvae when they metamorphose into their terrestrial forms?

[@aidan9880]

Hunter King this is what I thought too, maybe he releases them after the vid

[@daroux2_660]

They will probably drown or never transform

[@NickMorgan256]

Stone fly nymphs can remain in the larval stage for up to 4 years.

[@yvonrabanel5674]

@@NickMorgan256 so the larvae wouldn t be able to reproduce themselves if they can t become adults

[@zerogamer935]

They will probably die if he let them out

[@viereuro8166]

Why is this the best yt Chanel

[@JakesDailyShorts]

I want commentary so I dont have to look at the screen the whole time...

[@deez2554]

*because why not?*

[@FloppyCocHoppy]

These videos are super chill

[@woodfield9584]

Beautiful. I love these.

[@boogiemeister9581]

how does this guy just know what everything is??

[@yitan1991]

That's what studying provides

[@Upotrex]

he's just passionate (:

[@nandort5901]

It's a hobby that he loves.

[@randomcactus5615]

He's an intellectual

[@2.2.2.2.]

This is super coool, I love your channel.. Here in my country the Caddisfly larvae have a really different casing made out of sand..

[@calebproductions5970]

My god! You tube vid of the year! What a great vid👍

[@purplehaze2358]

Surprisingly calming videos...

[@joanneng9145]

So interesting, it's like playing god to a bunch of lower species.

[@observingeye9579]

"Lower species" in what way are they a lower species?

[@observingeye9579]

@Ryan Lee So, in other words, because they're different compared to humans. And they do feel sadness, you've obviously never seen an animal in your life to say they don't feel sadness. At least other species aren't destroying earth for green paper.

[@observingeye9579]

@Ryan Lee What does wanting to become a water insect have to do with _anything_ here?

[@observingeye9579]

@Slime Hank So i sound dumb for not believing that animals are a 'lesser species' because they don't do the things humanity does?

[@observingeye9579]

@Ryan Lee "Destroyed your post" doesn't even make sense, but i won't continue. (In other words i don't care what you say, there is no such thing as a lesser species. Just because they aren't like us doesn't mean they're a 'lesser species, they all evolved differently and just don't need the things we do.)

[@rolling_akam]

in 50 years he's gonna be recording the amphipod revolution over the bryozoans

[@paulagibbs9746]

I love all ur videos, but this is by far the most calming 1 out of them all,

[@skyrere]

this is beautiful. Well done.

[@2birdstwobirds]

Wonderful presentation ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Jartopia]

Thank you! I'm trying my best to improve my content with each video. I really appreciate your support! :D

[@2birdstwobirds]

Jartopia it’s my pleasure to watch all these miracles that can happen with much knowledge and a little of magic ❤️❤️❤️

[@its_lesser_known6331]

How long do you keep these bottles sealed for? I’m wondering about the various fly nymphs, seems like eventually they’ll need to be let free when they mature.

[@scaol9658]

You don't open them.

[@scaol9658]

@Walter well, i guess they become one with mother nature again, eh? A life in a bottle, literally.

[@frogrot]

S E F I I yes thank you someone finally said it

[@Struggler3831]

S E F I I ikr

[@lisantii]

@S E F I I , I never thought about it like that, wow.

[@robstevens9667]

Fantastic 👍 so inspirational. Thank you for sharing

[@pussinboots9983]

I love doing this when I was a child! Brings me a lot of memories. Now I'm going to do it again! Thank you, KZbin algorithm.

[@Patrick-zi5re]

I just want to ask some questions about ecosphere, 1. is the bottle be okay if i move it? 2. will it need light 24/7?

[@sethcarini7207]

Stain could you put it near a window ?

[@TheMidnightModder]

@@sethcarini7207 Yeah. Really just try to recreate it's natural setting. So you can put something like this in a medium to high light window and let the sun do all of the work. And remember, these aren't some exotic cave plant, if you got it in the wild then they're surviving great by themselves so just bottle it up and let it be

[@TheMidnightModder]

@Riccardo Spottl If you find a slightly shaded place then it should be all good

[@ramas23877]

Play Earth simulation and you can switch on earthquakes or try to add oxygen to make all biger. 👍 I like to see mine ants making rocket to break out...

[@davidshuttmedia373]

Man I just found these, they're possibly the only YT videos I will sit through the entire thing and not skip anything good job! With the nymph, since it's contained, would it just die before reaching maturity or does something else happen?

[@justafrostysilver1037]

Omg so relatable xD

[@spencerj4640]

I was wondering that too

[@kayaeki]

I never knew about these jar ecosystems, I've been binging these videos from evening, these are so interestingg!!!

[@bailey9504]

Wow this was so peaceful to watch

[@markb.45]

What if... The earth is an Ecosphere. and we are tiny bacteria living in a jar.

[@Mike-hw5jp]

And when we probe mars and outside our solar system we go "welp, nothin to see here, better turn around and head back into the jar" :)

[@culvert4258]

That would be one big ass jar

[@stewartgoodwin9488]

The earth totally is on a petrie dish... Or however you spell it

[@TylerL420]

I’ve always felt we are all just working portions of a cell, contained within a universe that in reality is just our cell wall. We look at mitochondria and DNA and admire its complexity, why can’t we be that for some greater organism?

[@bcrx5780]

Well...our planet is pretty much exactly that...an ecosphere with us roaming it like any insect or parasite inside a jar. 😅

[@paulkonig2680]

Wow, very nice, so there were eggs of all those animals in the soil you took from the stream?? How long did it take before it showed?

[@chrislahay7086]

Ya I was wondering do I gotta catch a bunch of bugs to throw in or will they somehow hatch idk

[@22lovejon]

I have just stumbled in this fantastic Chanel I would have never known such a channel existed, just amazing to see from a stream you gather some soil a few pebbles and then you have a prawn 🍤 sandwich nearly absolutely brilliant so interesting. Love it

[@DrTWG]

Very interesting , very cool . The music is perfect.

[@chooseyourownadventure8361]

These are great videos. Instantly hooked. Can you tell me which music you used for this one?

[@nicholasholt90]

its Eureka - Huma-Huma

[@rupert3k]

hope you consulted the residents prior to rotating their jar. can't be watching sphere dictator content, I ain't about that. Okay maybe I am.

[@1-upstudios969]

I’m sure their used to it as they lived in a river and all

[@BrouzerNL]

Love your videos!

[@k1ortia]

Well i know what i,ll be making over the weekend. Iv never even heard of this before. So simple and interesting.

[@cashdodson4860]

You should make a mosquito fish terrarium tank

[@platych9701]

Interesting it!

[@ryanmurphy5943]

Blows my mind this stuff great channel

[@DrDennisBusiness]

You sir, are my new hero. I will be making a paludarium ASAP. I'm so fn excited!!!

[@riot_baby2296]

But won’t the mayfly nymph turn into well a mayfly

[@InWitheNew]

In a couple years.

[@willsonjohn9179]

@@InWitheNew as long as the water won't contain iodine it won't cuz juvenile hormone is supressed by iodine to go metamorphosis

[@stvincent4506]

@@willsonjohn9179 English plz I ain't that smort

[@lyncharles4856]

@@stvincent4506 a s long as you don't add thing 1 than thing 2 won't happen

[@lyncharles4856]

@@stvincent4506 they're like reverse and evolution stones

[@tannercucinotta5072]

Imagine this stays sealed for thousands of years and the nymphs and such start evolving

[@rpop7911]

It takes more than a few thousand years for a species to evolve significantly!

[@vamosoracio170]

@@rpop7911 yeah! Maybe give them 1m years, then we'll see

[@Brootall13]

This lil video was cool AF!

[@albertontogtokh4668]

This video got recommended for me very randomly but I like it lol

[@nate3836]

Do you add the amphipods or did they hatch in the substrate?

[@lillyemerazuul589]

This was the question I was about to post.

[@spritzz-1884]

I want to know this aswell

[@Fl4v_]

Why is this s***t so relaxing and interesting to watch?!?!?

[@sonicblah96]

I never really knew you could do something like this I love your ecosphere videos though it's awesome

[@joshuaspector8182]

This channel is super underrated. I love these so much. FTR- it’s teeming. I want to make one these now haha

[@SevenInchesSoft]

Not gonna lie i really wanna try this, this is amazing:D

[@Cirkustanz]

Me too. I'm a bit paranoid though about the jar eventually opening. Perhaps from some form of eventual gas build up in the jar or something. One of these opening up or getting knocked off your shelf would SUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK

[@rabidrabbits9258]

Myself: ugh I cant stand parasites! So glad I dont know about any of the ones in me

[@plazma8679]

That's a very nice clean creek!

[@Timesend]

Life is so amazing, so diverse and will grow at any chance it gets

[@samuelmyles3102]

In ten years a viewer watches this video. He is at a rundown outpost, with meagerly sustained tech hardware. This is after the great nuclear war of 2029, and its resulting fallout. The corona virus is still a problem and continues to evolve quickly, so all survivors live quarantined in old underground bunkers to escape the hordes of infected which roam the above-ground wasteland. With access to videos like these, a group of hopeful persons, plan the underground biospheres where communities may gather subterranially to sustain life for future generations. I hope youve enjoyed my wild imagination.

[@feminico2613]

Yes I have enjoyed it Thank you

[@jovanijaimes6340]

Why this look like some thing that came before the dinosaurs

[@davidbarrios5624]

Thanks for sharing this video was amazing

[@smallsthetimelord4066]

These videos always feel like metroid prime and I love it.

[@aid3n099]

Alright Lads, See All Of Yall In Like 5 Years When We Get Recommended This ;(

[@brunamaria3734]

I won't drink river water. Never more.

[@cheddarbob5847]

Just be sure to filter and/or boil it!

[@SRNSHRDDY]

What a dumb ass drinking raw river water and realising its harmful now, wonder how many parasites have been removed by kidneys

[@brunamaria3734]

@@SRNSHRDDY When you drown accidentally while swimming DUH 🤣🤣🤣😅 dumbass

[@brunamaria3734]

@@SRNSHRDDY I'm from a tropical country, we usually swim in rivers and waterfalls, but you always drink some water accidentally, and grandma says "that's okay, it's pure water" 😅😅😅

[@danielloo1255]

@@brunamaria3734 high protein water :')

[@glorbojibbins2485]

Love this channel ❤️

[@thegoldenshibainu5292]

How can people not love this person

[@Bluefire42156]

i made one a year ago but it dried out😞

[@calllen]

what u gonna do when the caddis fly grows up and becomes terrestrial

[@mmoogl3547]

@CarpyIsdead or he might just let it die as part of the ecosphere

[@phoflex]

This is straight up dope

[@kennylenny9890]

The footage a lone is mesmerizing but that soundtrack . . . wow. It could put a cup of coffee to sleep.

[@jowo4324]

Not Heroin tho

[@kennylenny9890]

Jowo - LMAO. Yeah, heroin is a tad bit stronger than coffee (only by a little) which is why it wouldn't work. Still a great song though!