MASSIVE Hornets Nest Inside Trunk! | Pandora's Box Full of Hornets| Wasp Nest Removals

[@samjryan9348]

First, you see a hardcore, fearless, wasp terminator and then this is followed by a soft-hearted guy who spoils his chickens with the chicken equivalent of caviar. But seriously, I may be terrified of wasps, but I still find your videos entertaining.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Haha so true! Thanks for watching!

[@cliff4695]

Hard-core? Fearless? I swear I just watched guy in a very specific wasp suit and glove. Hell the hard-core Fearless you speak of, was still in while feeding those yard buzzards. You sure about that fearless statement? 😂😂😂😂

[@sellingthewind]

i always think the same, Im not too religious or spiritual but this dudes got a badass soul

[@fzfazz]

Same! I’m horrified of bees, hornets, and wasps, but I love your videos! Keep up the good work!

[@This_is_weird]

@@cliff4695 you tried

[@GingerSnape46]

You may find this interesting: There was a house on our block that had a car in the backyard. The guy who lived there was an amature mechanic. One day, my dad and I were walking our dogs when we see an exterminator van in his driveway, and him standing on his porch. My dad asked him what was going on, and he told us that the car he was working on became a "big ass hornet nest". A few days later, we were walking our dogs when we saw the car was gone. The guy asked us if we wanted to see some pictures that the exterminator took of the nest. Big ass hornet nest didn't even begin to describe what was in that car. The entire dashboard, steering wheel and foot wells were nothing but one big nest. When my dad asked why he hadn't seen them before, he said with a shrug that he never saw the interior, he was concentrating on the engine. It wasn't until he got stung several times that he called the exterminator. That exterminator probably got some duplicates to show customers how good he was.

[@tomtheplummer7322]

Too late to spray em with brake cleaner and a lighter I’m guessing 🤷‍♂️😏

[@Glibzer]

@@tomtheplummer7322 wasp delete

[@davidspivak9800]

Sounds like a Southern Yellow Jacket's nest.

[@alan30189]

Was the car an old “Dodge Hornet?” LOL! 😂🤣

[@macinfloydvolk]

@@tomtheplummer7322 a guy uses just enough to get the job done. Nope. Way too much.

[@Swarmstead]

The size of those nests never ceases to amaze me.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

For sure!

[@michellesmith3516]

Me either! I’m just like 😮😮😮😮😮😮❤️❤️❤️

[@Allison_Leigh]

These are MASSIVE. They're lucky they kept to that box and didn't start eating their house. There is so many treats in this one for the chickens/other friends too! They were singing more than usual. So cute.

[@LorenHelgeson]

Yeah, seeing how they were chewing their way through that box, they may have spread onto the house itself if they started their nest early enough in the season.

[@SekiberiusWelkesh]

What I want to know is how they let the nest grow that big, I simply can't believe that they didn't notice dozens of them coming and going out of there for months on end.

[@REgamerPRO]

I thought the same, my parents have garden and every year there is at least one yellow jacket nest, but they are never bigger than my fist because we spot it fast and deal with it

[@toomanymarys7355]

They probably go in and out the back door!

[@WilliamBeasley]

Could be a summer home left unattended for many months

[@Everynamestaken69]

I watched this channel for a long time and always felt the same way but just the other day I looked up in my trees and I have 2 decent sized bald faced hornet nests up in my tree

[@fernandobernardo6324]

@@Nunya9876 Hornet killer you mean

[@michaelphillips7750]

Wasp: hello police, I'd like to report my house being stolen. Police: by whom?. Wasp: some guy in a white suit.

[@Mrsakris]

Right after a black tornado sucked up all my kids!

[@lechking941]

@@Mrsakris police: im sorry but we can not help you, as thats a exterminator and sadly we cant do jack.

[@TheNewMichiganRepublic]

You made a funny

[@martinedeards5424]

were sorry, youll have to call a social worker

[@dfdemt]

Police: sorry, there’s nothing we can do.

[@ringbling420]

Glad to see at least one more with Ginger and her song.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks! There are plenty of Ginger videos coming out. I have dozens of removals from over the summer to release.

[@trinity2145]

@@HornetKingOfficial oh that’s good.

[@Kluleess]

@@HornetKingOfficial sweet!

[@bequakynskagroupie3751]

True!

[@flashee23]

@@HornetKingOfficial sadddddd😩im sooo sorry for your loss!! Can you tell us what happened to her?

[@AB-ye4vq]

Nice to see Ginger for one last time enjoying her meal. I will miss her in your future videos. RIP Ginger. You are now reunited with Angel in heaven.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Shell be in many more videos. I have lots of content to share with her in it, yet! Thanks for the love

[@kaitlando636]

He lost ginger?

[@OddMeterMusic]

@@kaitlando636 he made a post about it on KZbin. Very sad news, but alas, animals don’t live forever.

[@anonymousnlonely3315]

Geez I’m SO late! I didn’t know at all! I’m so sorry :’(

[@graveyardoperations7407]

I love how even during the removal you're still answering their questions and informing them on how wasps work.

[@little1942]

I can’t tell you how nice it was to see Ginger in at least one more video! I have to admit, she was one my favorites. Always first to come running to eat and she was so beautiful! She really stood out in a crowd with those gorgeous flame feathers. I’m truly sorry for your loss. She’s always been the Star but now she will shine even brighter in heaven. Well done, Ginger. You were one in a million.

[@staceytroffer8287]

What happened to ginger!? She is my favorite!

[@CapricornNJ]

damn, that nest was MASSIVE! If I saw that on my front porch, my first thought would be: "Oh, look! It's time to burn the house down."

[@michaelwhalen2442]

Nuke it from orbit...

[@lowtdave]

@@michaelwhalen2442 it's the only way to be certain.

[@aliviawunderlich-howell8230]

Agreed. I'd be pulling a Scooby-Doo to get away from those things!

[@IceLuigiStarPictures]

When I read the title, I legit thought you were removing the nest from the trunk of a car. Lol

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Maybe some day!

[@blackrbx6259]

@@HornetKingOfficial maybe

[@mermpydermpy2047]

Me too lol

[@tommysilva9804]

Lol...that's what I thought...

[@The_ZeroLine]

It’s happened in real life. Search for it.

[@liz-js7xc]

I love how around 15:00 your audio is so crisp that you can hear the scuffling of their little hooked feet as they climb around the comb. So cool (and good asmr!!)

[@zombiehuntgaming1743]

I like how he was so calm when he had all those hornets swarming around his face @ around 5:35. If he where me, I'd be scared as fuck.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Another day at the office! lol

[@therockstar17]

The way you talk to the animals is so funny 😆 the amount of “sludge” from a nest like that is remarkable and gross especially with the maggots!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Haha thanks!

[@imbra]

@@HornetKingOfficial But wouldn't the hornets just eat the magots?

[@eleanorcooke7136]

​@@imbra they might be referring to the larvae.

[@sluj49]

10:43 quick bathroom break in the middle of the end times. relatable wasp.

[@corbfisher]

With your knowledge, you ought to be on TV. This is so much better than half of the drivel that's on the discovery channel.

[@mathewmclean9128]

If only that neighborhood had a problem with porch pirates and packaged thieves... You could put a sign on the front of the box that reads "Place packages here for delivery" And then watched from the window as the porch pirate got attacked by wasps.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Right!! Lol!

[@sausagequeen]

what about the actual delivery ppl? won’t they get attacked for no reason?

[@mathewmclean9128]

@@sausagequeen unfortunately that would be the one downside of this plan LOL

[@lechking941]

@@mathewmclean9128 just requite hand off at delivory and make shure you or some other is some when it arives, or signing

[@staceytroffer8287]

Omg love this idea

[@FLOWERSANDSUNSHINE22]

What amazes me is that the European Hornet is SO darn big...then you get the Queen and she's the size of a BIRD! lol

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Exactly!

[@curbozerboomer1773]

These European hornets ain't nothing compared to the HUGE Giant Asian Hornets, that are just being discovered near the Canadian border that my state of Washington shares...the queens are up to 2 inches long!...and their stings are very painful...so far, the authorities have destroyed four nests in the last six months or so...but it is questionable as to these foreign invaders can be stopped before spreading down into the western states. In Asia, dozens of unfortunate people die from being stung by these monsters every year. the hornets specialize in raiding Honeybee nests, killing the bees, and feeding their bodies to their larvae!

[@SnugglesPlays]

@@curbozerboomer1773 And an interesting fact about Japanese Giant Hornets is that their massive size is also their weakness when it comes to Japanese honey bees. Japanese honey bees know that Giant hornets cannot cope with temperatures over a certain level (I forget now what that specific level is), and so when a foraging scout discovers a Japanese honey bee hive, the bees wait until the scout enters the hive and then they all suddenly descend on to the scout, completely covering it in a massive "bee ball". The temp inside the bee ball, from all the writhing, buzzing bodies of the bees, increases to above the level that the Giant hornet can cope with, and so the hornet scout is killed, thereby preventing it from releasing pheremones to alert the rest of the colony to come and attack the hive. The Japanese honey bees can tolerate a temp only 1 or 2 degrees higher than the hornet can, which is why they are able to do this and survive. European honey bees have not learnt this method, and so are powerless against Giant hornets, which leads to entire hives being slaughtered by an army of only 30 Giant hornets. Fascinating stuff!

[@Glibzer]

@@SnugglesPlays lets cross breed africanized bees with the japanese ones

[@madworm]

@@SnugglesPlays The European bees defends themself the same way, my grandpa is a beekeeper and he throws cooked hornets out from the bee hive every so often :D

[@628DirtRooster]

They kind of look like humming birds floating around you.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

They felt like humming birds smacking into my veil, too! 😆😅

[@earthcat]

Lottsa little Muhammad Ali (s)...floating like butterflies and stinging like ____.

[@LITTLE1994]

Just looking at the trunk in the beginning, it's already clear this nest is a giant. Incredible removal!

[@kylesmith6277]

i love how well you treat your chickens, they really are thankful for the lives they have on your property

[@badenwheeler6890]

I love how he films with his phone. This guy is just someone doing the job he loves and filming it

[@brockdarock8092]

Your videos never get old. Keep up the good work!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Glad you like them!

[@Ash__1991]

I always imagine some scavenger wasp out getting food or something for the nest and comes back AFTER the removal and his home is gone and he's like "DUDE WTF!? WHERES MY HOME AND FAMILY!?" and it brings a smile to my face

[@mikecannonie9345]

One thing I've learned from watching these videos is how effective a vacuum cleaner is in dealing with insects. I had a cucumber beetle infestation and used a shop vac to suck them up. Just like hornets, when they fly when the vacuum hose comes near down they do. I typically get southern yellow jackets all over my purple hull peas in the fall in Texas. I'm going to try the vacuum on them. I don't think I'll take on any Yellow jacket nest though even if I had a bee suit. I figure in the huge numbers they have s few would find a way in. Love watching these videos.

[@Cowboyjuggernaut]

You'll appreciate this one: I was going to check out this 68 Firebird. Engine and trans was shot but the body was in great shape, but it was in the middle of a field. But, I drive out to see it and the main and it was exactly as the guy described. Then I made the mistake of crawling underneath to check the frame. Just then I felt the whole car start to vibrate and a massive buzzing sound. I look up and realize my face is about 5 inches from a HUGE paper wasp nest. I jump out and just start running and apparently it was something out of a cartoon because as i was running away from the car, this cloud of wasps was chasing me

[@tinydancer7426]

Did you outrun them?

[@Cowboyjuggernaut]

@@tinydancer7426 Barely

[@tinydancer7426]

@@Cowboyjuggernaut Guess it was a case of feet don't fail me now.

[@mister_damian]

jesus christ

[@staceytroffer8287]

Nightmare

[@bigslimm7]

Idk why these videos are so satisfying, but they are

[@alan30189]

Loved the reactions of the homeowner: “Bitches gotta go!” LMAO! Where’s squirrelly squirrel 🐿 and skunky skunk? 🦨

[@kimkimpa5150]

Wait, he has a skunk now too?

[@alan30189]

@@kimkimpa5150 He leaves some of the larvae out with a night cam, to film the skunk come to eat. 🦨😳

[@X2-801]

This man has so much determination I love watching these

[@eddiesmith5618]

Your hens must lay some awesome eggs after all of that high quality feed! Awesome vid, thank you.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

That they do! Thanks!

[@stacyrussell460]

Another successful nest removal. And so sweet seeing Ginger & the others at the end. She will definitely be missed.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you! Shes my girl..

[@BubbaFett9]

Just recently discovered your channel and I’m loving it! Please keep them coming 🙌🏽💯

[@95Civictuner]

Man, the things a guy puts himself through to entertain another guy! 😎

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Wasp deletes keeps a guy happy and healthy.

[@rubetz528]

Probably the only nest that had an actual door at the entrance.

[@billboyer1244]

I love the way you and the chickens talk to each other.

[@lwhite530]

Rest In Peace Ginger!!! That nest was gnarly!!!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you!🥰

[@SilkyCrow]

The wire for my earphones brushed my arm and I instinctively squeaked and flicked my arm outwards as if it was something crawling on my arm. Which meant that I yanked my earphones from my ears and the phone port while simultaneously throwing my phone across the room. Only for me to register a few seconds later it was just the wire. These videos are fascinating but make me so paranoid lmao...

[@dataanalyst5704]

I do this for a living in the UK. That went very smooth and it’s a beautiful nest.

[@fabianhernandez1823]

Oh man, those endings with the chickens are just wonderful. Love those pollos too much.

[@sandyaw3057]

I’m so very sorry for the loss of your sweet Ginger…may she RIP

[@peforster6725]

I want to a wasp terminator when I grow up! You have the coolest job!! Thanks for the vacuuming & how much you love your feathered babies!

[@bbyjscx]

Wow they are big, I seriously would love to see a time lapse of them building the nest, I always wonder how they get all the material and where from and how they make the comb shape so neatly its truly amazing

[@skylerduckworth907]

He has a video on his channel of him taking videos of a European wasps nest being built over the course of months next to a window so you can see inside the nest

[@awright119021]

The way this species just floats around is creepy 😳 10:42 we got a sprayer lol

[@P.W.N.ed_9000]

When I saw the nest my first thought was the birds will eat well tonight. I have officially seen way to many of these videos.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

I think that when Im removing nests too! lol

[@shadowpersonoftheunknown6245]

R.I.P. young Ginger

[@earthcat]

Poor frightened little monsters...they are just trying to get along like everyone else 🐝 There's that pretty, red girl 💖

[@T00Nyce17]

Love the intro only a matter of time before A&E or TLC come calling 😂🤣

[@HornetKingOfficial]

They can call all they want. I like my freedom to make what I want. Thank you for the compliment though!

[@andresdelalamo2461]

It is very nice to watch a person that loves his job. Thank you for your videos!

[@nkhazov]

What a shocker to see a European hornet nest there. I’d love to see them in Moscow Russia. I’m glad I still got to hear the buzzing a little bit. Best regards Nikita.K

[@MCMaou]

The fast forward on the vacuuming is crazy, it's like playing a scratch-off for wasps and you always win a jackpot

[@privatename5788]

I can't understand how people let these things get that out of control, especially so close to the house. The door, even! I patrol the outside of my house at least once a week, and kill the hell out of anything even flying in the area. Raid wasp and hornet killer is one of the greatest inventions in all of human history.

[@darrylvanholton9056]

I DONT GET IT EITHER!

[@arcticelectric]

yup! i keep a can with me on the mower too, and there is a can in my garage, beside my back door, my front door.... My house is old and does not have screens on the windows (yet) so I like to keep everything good and dead around my place...

[@staceytroffer8287]

Same. I’m on flying insect patrol ALL spring, summer and fall. In spring I’m looking for new queens starting nests, summer I’m looking to destroy existing nests before queens start hatching, and fall I’m looking for queens who are searching for a place to winter, And then I destroy them.

[@rockydee7499]

Home owners: oh he is taking down a giant hornet nest, le me open my window real quick so they could swarm inside my house.

[@duross101]

At some point I would love to see the enormous compost pile you make after piling all the full vacuums of bugs on top of it

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Its in this video ;-)

[@duross101]

@@HornetKingOfficial I saw you dumping the contents of the vacuum but I swore I could only see the lower part of your compost pile, I'll look harder this time 😂

[@wyavern1381]

when i see the front porch with all the wasps flying about. i think of the tennis racket fly zappers and how fun, slightly nasty if would be to just turn it on and lazily swipe back and forth. i remember a few years ago on my moms farm. we had an infestation of hornets in a old 50gal wine barrel we had. i took care of it at night with a combo of fire and poison spray. took me 4 nights to get them all. i remember i set a flashlight up the first night, and when i first went at them they swarmed the flashlight. i was so glad that i had set it up and was not holding the flashlight. love your videos. cute animals.

[@markpettis2896]

Oh ginger oh ginger sweet ginger I miss you and I’ll miss bret’s ginger song Again my condolences to you Bret and your family😥

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you, Mark!

[@davebancos]

5:30 idk why but I thought it was hilarious how you’re just sitting there trying to suck up all the wasps like “yeah this is my life” 😭

[@georgeloveless4176]

You do a great job on your channel and I truly think that you need your own TV show. Anyway, how did you get into this field? Were you trained by someone or did you learn as you went?? Excellent videos from start to finish!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you! I am self taught. Came up with my own method and style of removals and just branched out. I left Nursing to do this 😉😁

[@richberryhill4179]

Those hornets are HUGE!!!!! That’s a beautiful nest. Biggest one I have ever seen. Nice job!!!!

[@Everything_Multi-tool]

these are the happiest chicken on the planet

[@aaronvela969]

First time watching and I'm hooked! Something so mesmerizing about watching wasp get sucked up by a vacuum 😂👍

[@TheTWEEK95]

During the end when you had their nest apart did they just give up and realize that they have been defeated? They didnt seem hostile at all.

[@MuDkipzCHancelLOr]

I'd like an answer to this as well

[@thisguy0192]

Most of what is left in these removals are new drones (males), queens, and workers. They are pretty much harmless as they still don't have the ability to fly or stay airborne for an extended period of time.

[@DrFeelgood2.0]

You know what time it is! The King is back! ❤❤🙌🏻❤❤

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Yay!!

[@amymorrison6826]

I love what you do. Keep up the great work and plzzz be safe.

[@B1GK1NG]

I admit it’s very fascinating

[@s.p.e.2696]

Idk how this channel ended up on my recommendations, but I'm glad it did. I've been binge watching your videos like a Netflix series.

[@MetalElephant]

I am curious how much you charge for a removal. Is it a flat rate? Does it depend on the size of the nest or the type of species? Does how far you have to travel come into account?

[@ohno7582]

1 dollar per hornet

[@MetalElephant]

@@ohno7582 That is a lot of dollars.

[@toneloke7048]

One of your best captures 👍🤓

[@JogBird]

the feedings are my fav part, i could watch that frovere

[@rockysmith6105]

Love Ginger, Pigeon, Giblet, and Henny too. Chickens are both adorable and absolutely histerically comical.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks!

[@roberttrebor1929]

first scout the enemy -> invade -> pacify -> victory -> bring home the spoils of war -> hornet king -> chicken feeder.. LOL. what an entertainning video to watch.. the best moment out of it is the battle and how big is the nest.. then finish it with watching bunch of cute chicken eating.. keep doing the video.. everytime you open a nest its like opening a new present..

[@ShroobInvader]

European hornets are always the scariest to me just because of how big they are, also idk why they just look scary lol

[@dizzy_foxx]

So cool how they fan their wins to cool down the nest. Had so much fun watching one of our huge nests grow over our driveway last year and I could watch it and know what’s going on because of you teaching us

[@anitasmith4559]

These hornets are huge! You were smart not to open the cabinet right away. They had literally built a high rise skyscraper. Why do some of them, left on the hive, beat their wings so fast? Personal air conditioning?

[@Akumarb26]

Bees do the same It’s to cool the nest/hive down

[@sorrenblitz805]

That and some of them are probably new adults so their wings aren't fully capable of sustainable flight yet.

[@johnniewelbornjr.8940]

I've watched several of your vids recently sharing different nest removals and enjoyed them thoroughly. Some folks have phobias about snakes and spiders (I love to shoot stills of both, with a healthy respect, of course) but mine is "flying stingers" lol... I've shot wasps and bees in various flowers, etc. but really have to will myself to be calm around them. The nests fascinate me, though, and I enjoy the disections you share before the happy clucking begins. Thanks for sharing this!

[@ForestOfEmeralds]

I was outside yesterday, and there happened to be a hornet on a fallen leaf in the garden. If I was the same person I was before I found your channel I would have walked away from it, but I fed it honey and it was the most adorable thing in the world 💘thank you for showing everyone how amazing these insects can be!

[@matthewcornelison4786]

I love the creative recycling of clips. The exact same clip was in the last video of the tree cut out

[@Oatmealism]

Watching the chickens at the end, it still feels off, I still miss angel

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Ginger died yesterday too.

[@lesliejohnson7247]

@@HornetKingOfficial 😪🥺😭

[@Oatmealism]

@@HornetKingOfficial nooooo, not ginger!

[@globalfamiliesfirst]

Oh No!!! Sorry for your loss! Ginger had a lot of fan’s! Sort of feels out of place to say but your videos are amazing! Thank you for your hard work! Frances

[@Lilwolfie144]

@@HornetKingOfficialnoo I’m sorry..

[@josemarrero7982]

Awesome vid man. Seen a ton of vids like this but this one was very entertaining and informative. Thank you.

[@nowasiwassaying...1699]

European Hornets make for my FAAAAVORITE removals 😍😍

[@zpakk4499]

Mine too! I love seeing them DEAD!

[@rockysmith6105]

@@zpakk4499 You've got to admit, they're just as cool or even cooler at his house than dead. When the occasion arises of course. Can't catch'em all~ it'd be ludicrous.

[@Deadeye313]

17:56 Chicken: "And he thinks we're the bird brains...?" 😜

[@cobrasandcars6556]

Love how you feed the nest to the chickens , just great

[@jennifermarriaga7385]

Around 10:30 you can see an adult whizzing off the bottom, center of the comb 🤣🤣

[@unclemonster48]

Lmao! The chicken speak you have sounds like something Wes Claypool with primus would pluck from his bass. No pun intended! Your a good dude hornet king

[@emzu690]

I‘m no longer afraid of wasp after having watched many removal videos from the hornet king! They are always entertaining 🤗🤗👍👍

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Awesome!

[@MonsteraMami]

2:33 "Bitches gotta go!" I felt her on that lolol

[@cocomunga]

This channel has grown a lot since I last was here 👍

[@jasonshiers5771]

That nest was epic, good video as always HK.

[@chevingladden5146]

It was nice to watch you get to sit down for a while. Incredible nest and awesome removal. And it was good to see one more vid with Ginger.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Glad you enjoyed it! There are many videos with Ginger coming!

[@dbeachmawmaw]

That nest was crazy huge!! I love watching!!

[@fg.castillo4443]

Dang that HornetKing mixtape is fire 17:50

[@derricklogan2058]

Watching the video 📸 and 👂 listening to the constant sound of the vacuum made me close 😔 my eyes 😔 and fall asleep! But looking at how big the nest is....WOW!! Now they should clean 🪥 out that box, repair it and use it for storage on their porch.

[@dawnboden6456]

I love that you share the grubs with your chickens ❤️

[@jordancypihot496]

those thing dont taste like chicken what you think he was gonna do??

[@ComradeMario]

haha, I just love how you mimicking those chicken noise😂😂😂

[@lukasdvorak3583]

me: you dont wanna step in that with hollow feet 13:38 wasp: *internal crying when looking at the mountain of dead honets*

[@7hamp261]

Loved the background commentary of the people that lived there!🤣🤣

[@alinepeed7167]

Loved the ending cause I thought you were about to drop a beat with the girls. 🤣🤣

[@adampross848]

Fantastic video. It was good to see Ginger. ❤️❤️

[@tomleonard6177]

Hey right between the 10:43 and 10:44 mark when you were holding the nest it looked like one hornet crapped downward off the bottom of the nest. Is that was that was?

[@Katherine_critters]

I heard that they spray venom 😅idk

[@flyingbiscotti]

What is the liquid coming out of the hornet by your thumb at 10:44?

[@henry410axe9]

Watching your video, outside. Moth flew in my face. Spilled my drink all over myself. Lol

[@pitcrew8662]

That chair is very conveniently placed haha

[@lesliejohnson7247]

Great video. RIP, Ginger!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you!