North Korea's Most EVIL “Prank”...

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[@kazi1]

Yo

[@Zuberm1]

No

[@VVS84]

ayy

[@nocoture]

Poop

[@WazzupBruddahs]

Ye

[@MrSasunaru101]

The only prank at an airport that I’ve ever seen was someone sticking a fake plug outlet sticker and watching people try to plug in their phones and laptops

[@TourDead]

Lol

[@yourlocalmadjack8374]

thats hilarious

[@defeatSpace]

BUT WHAT IF THE STICKER CONTAINS [REDACTED]?!

[@Male_Parent]

Now that's a good prank.

[@coffeefrog4224]

@@defeatSpaceNAY THATS IMPOSSIBLE [REDACTED] HAS BEEN SAID TO BE ONLY OF LEGENDS AND MYTHS NOT OF THE TRUTH OR IN THE CURRENT WORLD AS WE KNOW IT

[@Kazrel]

I always found it sad that Kim Jong Nam was killed, dude literally ran away to find a peaceful life without his psychotic sibling breathing down his neck, and he still got chased down by the tubby tyrant.

[@Mantis_Toboggan]

Yeah, I wish he could've been the leader of NK they would've been so much better off and maybe all the citizens saved.

[@sup8668]

@@JAYFLAUNT if that is true, that might actually explain why he had the actual antidote of VX in his backpack, but he didn’t recognize the symptoms to use it.

[@789know]

​@@Mantis_Toboggani doubt it, if he is in a position to become dprk leader, he would have been the same as all other leader

[@HER0333]

Tubby tyrant 😂

[@shuerzz5403]

I feel bad for Kim Jong Un, he had to kill his cowardly brother for joining the American side and betraying his entire country and bloodline. Bozo really thought he was safe with American money. 😹😹😹

[@FinxOmally]

The girls involved were basically indoctrinated for about 6months leading up to this, they were under the impression it was all for tv/KZbin, and were given money for performing pranks like running up and holding a guys hand whilst walking with his partner etc. All their money they pretty much sent back to their families. All under the instruction of the filming team (that were actually North Korean agents) so they’d been doing this stuff for a while leading up to this, basically being trained without them knowing. They were told the oils were really bad for clothing so to be very careful with it, hence why they went to the bathroom afterwards to clean it off. One of the girls a few days after the event was even told by the tv crew (n.Korean agents) to return to the airport for another prank, she was seen on cctv returning and waiting in the airport for hrs, but they never showed up. She had no idea of what had happened during the last ‘prank’

[@saloscontent]

i dont buy that at all.. how can she not have known when she got arrested shortly after?

[@FinxOmally]

@@saloscontent she didn't, it took them a few days to find the girls. There are plenty of othher videos out there that go into deeper detail if you're interested in what happened.

[@drewmendoza2041]

​@@saloscontenttoo late to the party but I would suggest KiraTV's video about this for further info. There are actual footage of the girl coming back to the airport.

[@Tegan_The_Nobody]

Rotten Mango did a great video on this topic, they gave a lot of info

[@FinxOmally]

@@Tegan_The_Nobody that's exactly where I found out about the expanded story from.

[@ComradePhoenix]

23:05 First thing that comes to my mind: He obviously knew he was a potential target, and also knew NK's cloak and daggers can reach far beyond its borders. So he probably carried around all that money to literally bribe anyone that tried to assassinate him, obviously not expecting something as elaborate as 'two-part neurotoxin applied directly to the face from behind by would-be pranksters'. To be fair, he could probably get away with bribing them $5k, but he's also gotta account for multiple potential assassins on a single trip. And at that point, he's carrying around enough that it looks suspicious to legitimate authorities, so he's gotta carry even more to motivate them to look the other way.

[@Kxvito]

Where would he even get that money from?

[@funguy398]

Why is it important? He was some sort of high political figure, of course he had a lot of money on him. Its like a raid boss

[@qty1315]

Something I was thinking about is that he was carrying around the money to bribe people, but as to the "It would be suspicious and he'd be taken away for questioning with that money," it occurs to me that he probably wanted to be taken away for questioning, where he would say "I'm Kim Jong Nam," and probably receive extra assistance and security as he escaped. If North Korea's method of assassinating him was to pay two ladies $1000, set them up in the cheapest hotel, and put old chemicals on napkins, I kinda doubt they had the influence to do much if he was detained by a more powerful government that dislikes North Korea and would support him leaving the country.

[@SekiberiusWelkesh]

@@Kxvito From the sounds of it, probably selling classified info about North Korea.

[@Kxvito]

@@qty1315 old chemicals is an understatement. You literally can’t produce or have more than 10 grams of it.

[@Aviixx]

Korea has always been a taboo topic around the world, but when stuff like this happens, I am glad I can watch Muta explain every single bit of it. this is absolute news-quality content, brought by an even better looking man.

[@Kxvito]

Where has Korea been taboo?

[@Sp3ctralI]

Do you mean NK only or both North and South?

[@Aviixx]

@@Sp3ctralI I meant NK.

[@Jay828__]

How/Where/Why has Korea been a taboo topic?

[@phelan8385]

How has it been taboo? There are countless videos about it, it comes up on the news, Trump even went over there.

[@Fluttershiez]

I remember hearing about this case. It's insane, and one could only imagine what's done in their own country.

[@candycabngfl]

Seems odd they didn't just kill him behind closed doors within North Korea. I'm sure there will never be an infallible answer as to why it was carried out in this manner.

[@defeatSpace]

impolite breathing

[@XxSTACKxX]

This happened years ago right?

[@Viktorreznov1942]

​@@XxSTACKxX...And?

[@112523]

They also kidnap lots of people

[@worldsstrongestgamer3930]

You know its serious when he uses that theme

[@jf5179]

Yk its serious when he starts the video with a minute and a half ad

[@theepicduck6922]

@jf5179 No real way this is gonna have ads run on it.

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[@Thebuttholetickler34]

@@Jun-Kyard4chan be like

[@kal9092]

I read a headline that it was a tv prank after it happened and thats all i heard of it. I genuinely thought this was just a crazy tv prank gone wrong and a coincidence who was killed. Crazy how a WMD can just be used in a crowded airport and not be the biggest news story on the planet.

[@imthinknarby]

This was a major headline though.

[@HippyHouse]

@@imthinknarbyI must live under a rock. I heard nothing about this till now 😅

[@goonerOZZ]

@@HippyHouse it was huge for a week or two and then public interest just waned and it fell off the news cycle. WMD being used wasn't a huge alarm for the public, because well... It only killed one person. It would've been a huge outcry if it caused a lot of fatalities but since it only killed the intended target, people just shrugged it off

[@Rogue_Leader]

It’s not a WMD.

[@nd0055]

@@Rogue_Leader VX is a nerve agent like sarin, yes it is

[@doublestarships646]

More videos like these, please? When you put a good amount of effort in videos they become amazing.

[@RoachChaddjr]

Muta can honestly talk about anything and I'll be interested

[@RileyBanksWho]

when you put sugar in tea it becomes sweet

[@Polar349]

@@RileyBanksWhowhen you put salt in water it becomes salt water

[@rarebirdfacts]

when you put the lime in the coconut you gotta shake it all up

[@OLDMANWAFFLES]

When you go 60mph in one hour, you drove 70 miles. 70 neeba

[@Grim_and_Proper]

Most precursors of V-series nerve agents are as heavily restricted as the nerve agents themselves, so ease of smuggling would not have been a concern. The primary reason for using a binary agent was, as you mentioned, that the woman applying it would have been extremely unwell before reaching Kim, to the point that the attack may have failed, if unitary VX were used. Also just to clarify, these are not biological weapons and are instead chemical weapons. They are quite distinct in many regards such as mode of action and exposure, control, storage, etc.

[@silver474]

Thank you. It kept bothering me when he didn’t stop calling it a bio weapon.

[@theyoungamptech320]

74D or 57xx?

[@DogeickBateman]

Hey Muta a similar "prank" story you should cover is the recent assassination of Vladlen Tartarsky, a prominent Russian war blogger who was handed a statue by a woman who was told to hand it to him, Tartarsky blew up and the woman in question was stunned by the whole thing, similar to the women in this North Korean story.

[@funguy398]

The difference is one was assassinated by tyrannic government with nerve poison, the other was blown up with some civilian casualties by a terrorist group.

[@funguy398]

If you really want a similar case try Poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal 2018. Basically 2 FSB agents goes to England and poisoned with "novichok" double agent and his daughter. Later these agents showed up on a Russian media channel and gave pathetic interview.

[@bestaround3323]

It isn't paranoia if people really are out to get you

[@l.palacio9076]

She knew about the bomb lmao

[@DogeickBateman]

@@l.palacio9076 She did a terrible job running then

[@johndeaux8815]

You already know its going to be something serious when Mutahar opens the "x files scary music" folder while editing.

[@marilith2005]

Monday you can fall apart. Tuesday, Wednesday break my heart. Oh, Thursday doesn't even start. It's Friday, I'm here for Muta's weekly take on world-ending scenarios video.

[@BigBossultrastealth]

cuz friday im in love

[@drp4587]

monday left me broken🎶

[@absolution6191]

​@@drp4587Juicy eye was through with hopin

[@RunItsTheCat]

It's still Thursday bruv

[@KurtBuschFan_45]

@@RunItsTheCat it's a song my man lol

[@SrNibb]

Crazy how their excuse was “It’s just prank bro”

[@pacman7328]

Honestly dont think theyre lying tho, they were really convinced by the korean guy that it was "just a prank". A thousand dollars for an indonesian migrant worker to do some random ass prank is definitely believable

[@LOGANG22]

@@pacman7328Nobody believes they were convinced to prank at a Airport.

[@count_dcinamon]

​@@LOGANG22a lot of people are. if you look into it more, you'd fine that this "prank" thing has been going on for months. the 2 woman was recruited for this supposed prank tv show and got paid for doing similar things for months. of course for some this is like a dream come true. easy money + you got to be in a tv series.

[@pacman7328]

@@LOGANG22 trust me, a lot of people would 100% especially for a thousand bucks for a person coming from vietnam or indonesia

[@americaninternationalist1917]

They had cameras

[@sunbear9374]

Wasn’t ready for a new plot drop I’m still reeling from the most recent arcs

[@ClockworkCheshire]

I've seen another video on this that's more sympathetic to the idea that the women really were just conned into this under the guise of the prank TV show. It covers their recruitment by their handlers and relationships with said handlers, and the lack of their relationship with each other until the after all the shit hit the fan. If anyone is interested, the video is by Rotten Mango and is titled something like '2 Girls Accidentally Kill Kim Jong Un's Brother". EDIT: this isn't a dig against Muta or anything, just an offer for additional information to those interested.

[@dodixaverius9176]

Yeah plus in Indonesian case, the woman in question appeared uneducated for me and had no idea how airport security work, let alone knew that prank are intolerable on an airport especially in International airport.

[@pacman7328]

a lot of people here dont realise how much 1k is to some people from 3rd world countries to do some prank like rubbing on peoples faces

[@T1_Tilapia]

I wholeheartedly believe they were clueless about the plot. The amount of money they got for a "seemingly harmless prank" is life changing on some countries with extreme poverty. That alone will make people kill for survival, imagine getting it for a petty prank. It's just a horrible situation. Not only releasing a WMD, but doing it in a crowded area with zero concern for people's lives, and also using less fortunate people for it as scapegoats. I don't know how anyone can live as a human after ordering something like this...but Kim Jong Un surprises me every day.

[@JamesMurray3]

I'd seen this one back on the 20th of July. It was very well done and goes into great detail. One thing Muta had said that was incorrect was that napkins or cloth were used to apply the VX agent to his face; it was applied with their bare hands. 2nd girl to apply the VX compound agent was VERY lucky to still be living afterword. Hadn't she immediately washed her hands with soap and water, she would've met the same fate as Kim Jong-nam and been dead as a door-nail. They were also lead up to that event at the airport; it was not just a one time KZbin prank, there were multiple over a period of time, of course sans VX.

[@112523]

I saw a video on that as well.

[@SilentTrip]

Rotten Mango made an extensive podcast on this specific case and about the lives of the women who were manipulated into this case. Very informative podcast, especially since Stephanie Soo is Korean, so she knows the language and translated a lot of the original sources She also covered another case from North Korea and the kidnapping of a famous actress woth her director husband, you should listen to it

[@jennifergilkey]

i just watched that yesterday by her. they did those two young girls DIRTY...

[@reanimationxp]

yep, it's almost like this was stolen from Rotten Mango.. convenient timing

[@Omaewamoushindeiru-c9d]

I'm not a commenter person, but the quality of this video in specific is amazing Muta! I'd love to see more of these in the future. Topics like this written by big news agencies are kind of biased and somewhat not trustworthy.

[@asoggyflipflop]

Muta is just my news source at this point

[@VetrDraugr]

Same lmfao

[@user-op8fg3ny3j]

I was in Malaysia when this happened. So scary you can just get assassinated in broad daylight in a busy public space

[@devilishfrost4795]

You know when it starts with a disclaimer, suspense music and muta in the dark like a diablo 4 ghoul the video is gonna be a BANGER

[@OLDMANWAFFLES]

I miss watching the old deep web browsing vids when he was dropping those years ago. That’s right when I subbed actually

[@gamer-san8923]

You know it's serious when Muta doesn't say "Hello guys and gals, me Mutahar"

[@stuflu8380]

I hope That North Korea isn’t up to any evil plots, they’d never do That

[@FriedIce3]

They like to pull silly pranks like covering people eyes with their hand

[@residentlucifer]

yeah, they totally were so good nobody got covid! they wouldn’t do anything bad at all

[@Indigodrought]

Heeheeheeh

[@ezzy384]

North Korea is evil the same way Tom from Tom & Jerry is evil. The intent is there, but they're too incompetent to actually do anything.

[@MrcreeperDXD777]

they’re just a silly goofy governemnt😊😊😊😂😂😂

[@bad250r]

I gotta say, this was hands down one of the best videos I've seen on youtube. Truly hard hitting stuff and I could not pull myself away from my computer while this was playing. Keep doing great things Muta

[@DEADisBEAUTIFUL]

This situation is brand new to me. I’m always blown away at the lengths people are willing to go in order to get what they want. They couldn’t just Ctrl+X the guy out in some simple way; they had to do it in one of the most dangerous ways imaginable. Great video, Muta! Thank you for sharing it!!!

[@chaost4544]

Governments tend to go extra when they want to send a message.

[@AquaticAlex]

As a local, I'm still shocked that this ever happened when I first read the news several years ago. I'm glad this is getting more attention now, thanks for covering this Muta 👍

[@CamKoudo]

As someone who often flies to KL this is super scary. Completely forgot that this took place in Malaysia...

[@mqxogames]

As far as airports go, KLIA is fairly well secured, given the fact this is a clear nerve agent, that was administered via effectively a tissue, it could've happened anywhere, and no country would have the ability to stop that attack in time. I'm sure you know well how to keep yourself safe outside of the airport but inside the airport its about as secure as any other airport.

[@Jin-1337]

Don't worry, unless you're related to a dictator and you've been talking against them you'll be fine.

[@commedoor]

Music adds such a different mood to the video, I love how this channel changed so suddenly

[@CleoHarperReturns]

No joke -- was at Tampa Intl Airport in 2004 with my drunk ex. He mouthed off to a security guard (in his defense he was in the right but still, drunk and mouthing off is never a good idea) and even though I flew back by myself I was obviously flagged, followed, searched, pulled aside, glared at by stewardesses, etc for my entire journey. It didn't matter how apologetic, polite or cooperative I was; that flag was taken incredibly seriously. A full 9 years later I flew again for the first time since and the same exact thing happened. I think I've got a lifetime flag and I was just asshole-adjacent. Don't F around in the airport, everyone.

[@evillecaston]

I'm surprised North Korea had kept any relations with other countries than China. I remember this case, but I didn't realize how far they went to try and cover it up.

[@Flipflopflopper]

I mean, I’d expect them to keep their own block of allies still, like Russia, iran, China, etc. They all do this type of stuff constantly so I wouldn’t imagine it destroying their relationships

[@ezeqeel8352]

North Korea has nuclear weapons and if country has nuclear weapons everything else is purely semantics.

[@LogicalError007]

If China want to do something very illegal, they might use NK as a proxy.

[@bird6976]

Actually North Korea hv Diplomacy relation with 167 country according to Wikipedia. Before this assassination happened, Malaysia is the world only Visa free country that can direct enter N.Korea with passport, and N.Korea citizen also no need Visa to enter Malaysia. Malaysia once hv N.Korean airline Air Koryo direct fly to N.Korea, and even hv 300 N.Korean worked in Malaysia‘s coal mine that time. So because of these resources they can get, N.Korean hv the chance to planned this assassination and make it works. Kim brother should not come to Malaysia in the 1st place as N.Korea hv good ties and so much resources in Malaysia that time. Btw I'm Malaysian, this case became the headline in every Malaysia paper & news when it was happened.

[@Wickedesu]

God i love when muta uploads.

[@Cae_Alethnas]

Muta mentions Tabun in passing in the vid, this is a story I read in a book about the effects of tabun: Because of the plant's deep secrecy and the difficult nature of the production process, it took from January 1940 until June 1942 for the plant to become fully operational. Many of Tabun's chemical precursors were so corrosive that reaction chambers not lined with quartz or silver soon became useless. Tabun itself was so hazardous that the final processes had to be performed while enclosed in double glass-lined chambers with a stream of pressurized air circulating between the walls. Three thousand German nationals were employed at Hochwerk, all equipped with respirators and clothing constructed of a poly-layered rubber/cloth/rubber sandwich that was destroyed after the tenth wearing. Despite all precautions, there were over 300 accidents before production even began and at least ten workers died during the two and a half years of operation. Some incidents cited in A Higher Form of Killing: The Secret History of Chemical and Biological Warfare are as follows: Four pipe fitters had liquid Tabun drain onto them and died before their rubber suits could be removed. A worker had two liters of Tabun pour down the neck of his rubber suit. He died within two minutes. Seven workers were hit in the face with a stream of Tabun of such force that the liquid was forced behind their respirators. Only two survived despite resuscitation measures.

[@DragonSlayer38833]

You know the video is good when the video shows a warning at the beginning and a copyright disclaimer

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[@0potion]

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[@hoze1235]

Let the man get paid

[@rufus5208]

This channel is so fucking dope man. I love all the random topics that Muta speaks on.

[@Lanoman123]

So you love death?

[@totallymady42069]

I too find it weird how people don't talk about this enough

[@Sp3ctralI]

“Filthy Sonic Inflation” 10/10 example of search history

[@mrmunchkin2181]

That search term in the VPN sponsorship ad is gold.

[@Falco_SSJ]

BABE WAKE UP NEW MUTAHAR VIDEO DROPPED

[@EEEEEE1337]

damn, that dystopian music + Mutahar talking over it, giving me the chillllls

[@deadaccc]

All my childhood horror fictional dreams getting closer to being true

[@mwoodall13]

Damn this was an amazing video/story. Very well researched

[@SmackyGuy]

When the red lights are on you know things are about to get serious.

[@SatokoHoujouOriginalRoleplayer]

I like how this is so deep that Muta put suspenseful music in the background of this video. Funny enough, this was more engaging to listen to, because of the music. It made me want to listen to every single moment of this video.

[@KittenKatja]

15:10 That kinda warning has gone far enough already. Rotten Mango has told the story, these women were trained well over a month in doing this for a KZbin prank show, that paid well, too, and so they couldn't tell there were red flags, such as filming at an airport, or no longer using baby oil, or that they were told to wash their hands right after. The next day, they were told to appear to the same airport, but instead of meeting the film crew to get their money, they get arrested and thrown in jail. Also, there's a KZbin prankster that went even further, his legends tell a story of "bombing prank", where he throws a backpack into a crowd of people, screams incoherent words, and runs away. (his name is ApoRed)

[@squidairleo3155]

Exactly I don’t think muta researched enough.

[@rokochoco6152]

ich hab 100 Nike air

[@FileNotFound404]

you know its bout to get crazy when Muda puts background music in a video

[@WitheredDayZz]

It would've been really interesting to see how different North Korea would've been if this guy actually ended up taking power

[@NotYashUwu]

hey muta, i love these kind of videos. i request you make a series like this with videos of tragedies like assassinations, flight crashes etc. much love!

[@liammac4580]

Muta never fails to keep us in the loop 🙏

[@reanimationxp]

this is from 2017.. lol

[@JDydgi]

"Pranksters wouldn't do crazy shit at the airport" Maaaaaaan, give it time, someone will try it.

[@Xxatanaz]

“Watch me get put on the no fly list and get federal charges- prank gone wrong/ no clickbait”

[@Kxvito]

"NO RUSSIAN AT AN ACTUAL AIRPORT CHALLENGE | GONE WRONG?!"

[@superbtrilogy5049]

"Recreating the 90's in the airport"

[@rain7746]

I don't think that will ever happen plus all these prank Chanlles died long time ago

[@JDydgi]

@@rain7746 i could look up prank channels rn, and find uploads* from last month, to last week. You must've only been watching calvelli.

[@hashem6356]

Their biggest prank is lying to their people and telling them that they won the war

[@chaost4544]

I saw a video of someone who escaped NK and it was explained he hated bowling because it was ingrained in him all Americans bowl. The propaganda there is wild.

[@eykan_ow]

Could you make a playlist of your North Korea videos? It'd be interesting to binge.

[@sambalzone94]

When this happened what made the malaysian citizens even more surprised is not about the assassination but the fact that malaysia had a diplomatic relation with north korea to the point NK even has their station for them to run their activities in the country Edit: If they can run an assassination on broad daylight outside of their country, only god knows what else they have been cooking in the underworld side of things

[@tearsintherain6311]

You know it’s serious when the gta 5 heist music starts playing

[@darkwater124]

No manscaping ad? Now I'm scared

[@CenterZero_DeadSecurity]

Turn a blind eye long enough and things will only get worse..

[@T1_Tilapia]

I remember hearing about it in 2017. I was honestly scared of a war ocurring when I heard WMDs were involved, and I honestly think it would happen if enough people were killed. I think a lot of the reason it was mostly forgotten to time is because it was a political play on North Korea itself. Imagine if they did this to a president or another major figure on the biggest NATO countries, it could've ended horribly

[@TrappedInAVoid]

great video, I really forgot about that assassination. Mankind really did achieve godly status with these kinds of weapons of mass destruction.

[@MithDragon]

Kira did a good video on this subject. I bet he'd be a great guest for your podcast too.

[@tokyowave9370]

This style of deep diving into a topic is super on course for you and really insightful. I hope you make more videos like this!

[@idiedforthisproductions]

I hope you do more of these because this was a really well-done video.

[@MorningStarChrist]

can't understand peace if you don't understand terror.

[@Primarina.]

i like these type of content, and you did a pretty good style on how it was presented, looking forward seeing some more in the future :3

[@KedaiCiplak]

When this incident happen in my country. A whole load of information just pop out regarding M'sia relationship with N.Korea. - KL had a NK embassy - KL had a dedicated NK restaurant with all the NK theme and fixings. - M'sians had free visa to Pyongyang.

[@MDComix]

Most evil plot? You mean average saturday

[@vinetak2645]

If we have all these evil plots then where is Superman?

[@_Pyroon_]

Please make more of these videos, it was great

[@militantpacifist4087]

Actual video starts at 1:29.

[@rickrichie2018]

My gvanced skips all intros, outros sponsorships, and shoutouts automatically

[@Jakewubadub]

Thanks for educational videos muta. I'm glad you educate everyone on touchy topics KZbin has a hate on showing unless you're a "news" channel

[@Krex06_]

Good vid Muta Btw lately I found out that North Korea has bananas, they bragged about it on TikTok

[@fobo3361]

If only there was a conveniently placed bald man that blends in really well they could've hired to make it fly completely under the radar as a freak accident

[@zerohours.]

I love when Mutahar get's all spooky on us.

[@chrise8275]

Yo, Kim Jong-un’s prank channel must be KILLING it in North Korea.

[@RolfSAMA]

Damn, that's pretty fucking sinister. I've been following the topic of North Korea quite a lot, but missed a lot of these details, 4example the entire Malaysian side of it. We got a guy here in Poland that frequently traveled to North Korea & even organized tourist trips there. I've just sent him this vid, he may have something interesting to add to it.

[@malsa_zej]

Any updates?

[@bbyblessings]

It’s crazy how ‘I saw once a person at kuala lumpar airport stepped outside the waiting area after passing security check to drop his food in the bin and after them saying no, they tackled him and put him in cuffs and escorted out the airport thinking he was trying to attack someone’

[@testaklese]

I just watched another video about this a few days ago Absolutely terrifying that they have the amount of this chemical that they do

[@LightBluPikachu]

i watched rotten mangos video on it. hers goes into a bit more details on the girls i think

[@testaklese]

@@LightBluPikachu Yeah, that's the one that I saw. I'd never seen the channel before and couldn't remember the name

[@LightBluPikachu]

@@testaklese i almost didn't cause yt stopped recommending them as much unfortunately. theyre really nice (if you can say that) to put on when im cooking/cleaning

[@camwha5904]

I like how you referenced Metroid Fusion at 10:36

[@jimhalpert0]

CORRECTION: at 8:17 Muta meant to say Kim Jong Nam not Kim Jong Un

[@foxglow6798]

I REALLY like this new serious story format from you dude. I would love to see more like on the Khamar Daban incident.

[@dawsoncreeks7619]

You know it's a certified mutabanger when the disclaimer shows up.

[@Gawdzilla96]

Yo man this is definitely a video type you should keep doing. I've not been so glued to a screen in ages

[@kadenfisher-f7h]

This is quiet a evil plot assassination is terrible but what's worse is Kim Jong Il calming he made the burrito in 2011

[@ILoveQazaqstan]

Muta you should make a vid on that KOPA act thing in Congress

[@ILoveQazaqstan]

Also if I sound young in my videos, the voice is outdated,

[@lelnin]

I'm just here waiting for Hasan to react to this video and say Muta is wrongfully spreading lies about North Korea 🇰🇵

[@ZeldaCDI99]

The sad part is, Hasan would absolutely say that

[@lelnin]

​@@ZeldaCDI99he will either say "classic centrist take" or "typical liberal take"😂

[@roguerangerroger]

​@@lelnini wonder how much was he paid to be somewhat NKorea's spoke person

[@tearsintherain6311]

Citizens of the DPRK doing their morning workout: 🚄💪🏋️‍♂️🛤️🚃🏋️‍♀️🚂

[@tearsintherain6311]

Also it takes them one month to commute to work

[@balaran4349]

Love the cyberpunk themed music my dude.

[@realGBx64]

Just a small correction: a nerve agent is a chemical weapon, not a biological one.

[@FuzzyTues]

Muta and scary background music, what a combo!

[@ITDEER]

you know its gonna be a good video when it starts with the music and copyright disclaimer

[@cameronpratt6164]

I was in the airport in Malaysia the same day and time that the assassination took place. Landed in Thailand and read the news in total shock. Still have the stamp exiting Malaysia from that day.

[@saladgreens912]

The closer he gets to being a tinfoil headed cook the more Im enjoying it.

[@zase1997]

13:07 NileRed went from extraction of caffeine to nerve gas pretty quick

[@justthisweeb]

I've read and heard several reports of this case. It's quite interesting how all of that happened.

[@chiragkumar1968]

When muta turns on red light in his dark room with intense BG music, you know something seriouus.

[@RadikAlice]

Oh hey, wasn't expecting it to be about this. First heard about it through Rotten Mango, and they went into pretty good detail. Like how apparently the US sank a ship with actual tons of their VX supply in the Pacific to just, get rid of it. I'd like to also point out, Nam's fake passport he used had a name that translates to "Fat Panda" and what's wilder is, he was expecting it. He had the antidote in his bag Why didn't he use it? He wasn't sure, and it's one of those antidotes that can kill you if the poison isn't there

[@randomguy_069]

Mutahar is surely on the hit list of North Korea. Bro sacrificing for all of us.

[@adriansamuel55yearsago13]

I was at the airport at the time after they closed down the airport center to cleaned up the possible VX agent around the area and saw bunch of them officials wearing hazmat suits/PPE to make sure the area is safe from dangerous WMD chemicals.

[@HoChiMints2007]

North Korea: Nah man we didn't do it! Also North Korea: (tries to break into the morgue) NO AUTOPSIES PLEASE

[@youdontneedmyrealname]

Still don't know why the world lets this humanitarian crisis of a "country" continue to exist in modern day.

[@twinbuz8358]

One word can tell you why: Nukes

[@jeeves_uk]

NK is itching to throw nukes more than Russia I think they just don't want to poke the bear.

[@elio7610]

Well, NK has ties to China, nobody wants to aggravate China. Also, NK has been developing intercontinental missiles to make any would be invaders cautious. China's support of NK has something to do with USA's influence on South Korea, and China has strategic reasons to not directly takeover NK.

[@blemmyes]

​@@jeeves_uk "itching to throw nukes more than Russia" Meanwhile USA in the Korean War

[@maas1208]

​@@elio7610 I'm pretty sure China just sees North Korea as a tool and nothing else.

[@Duduzaum]

that video is such a banger that i come back to watch the entire thing now and then

[@Ennomic]

I know none of you finished this video yet, its been 1 minute since the upload🤣

[@ToastedHeadcrab]

Goo ho hug hdg😊

[@Hollow33N]

Now it’s been two hours nigga 😂