the benefits of being a stinky little guy

[@camchameleon4151]

My sister in law went into work shortly after finding out she was pregnant, and one of her coworkers walked up to her, unprompted, took a deep sniff, and said, "You're pregnant. Go home." So the first one to find out she was pregnant was not her husband, but some random dude with 7 kids.

[@shizukagozen777]

No way... 😶

[@angelaspecialfox_ro289]

7 kids 😭 no wonder

[@JkqLess]

Great I needed this

[@johnharker7194]

The smell of pregnancy has given him PTSD

[@papabird4425]

You can't send someone home for being pregnant

[@uatcgfhdhu]

I like the smell of *_m o s s_* . I will explain; My childhood home had a very mossy backyard, my mom would eventually clean it with bleach every now and then, but the moss always came back, and it seemed to come back quicker every time, at some point she gave up. She liked to keep the doors open, but because of that the smell of moss was all over the place in my house, I didn't disliked it, I grew accustomed to it because of that "odor fatige", and I eventually started linking it with the feeling of coming home after a terrible day of school; of peace and quiet, of my cats, of drawing my characters in the living room, of my mom making dinner. It just became a lovely scent to me. So, now, when I smell moss, I just get a really cool effect of both nostalgia and _"Wahh... what a beautiful place"_ . And my friends think I'm weird. Moss is cool, leave me alone. Edit: spelling.

[@danaj-b9452]

This is awesome. I'm a casual moss enjoyer too

[@FiSH-iSH]

i love moss, its so tasty

[@SpongeBob-lt8mu]

I like moss because of how different the kinds are, and how soft it feels. I like the one in my front yard rock garden with mushrooms growing from it

[@MikhailKillsZombies]

@@FiSH-iSH huh?

[@Wyi-the-rogue]

Respect the moss

[@rougeakane]

I love floral scents, but also gasoline… my oddly specific perfume would be “Oil Spill in Flower Garden” 😭

[@thepoopieshow]

that's sounds really marketable for some reason, I will screenshot this for future perfume industry endeavours.

[@GenophefeElisabeth]

Dior Fahrenheit :)

[@Potacintvervs]

​@@GenophefeElisabethmy favorite fragrance. Violets and gasoline.

[@anonimanonim2710]

This kind of scent gets me in global heating, if you know what I mean 😏

[@awddwa6544]

Mmmmmmm brain damage 🤤

[@becharac]

Joy was given 10 people to recognise parkinsons, 5 were diagnosed, 5 were not. She smelled 6 of them as parkinsons, so they told her she got one extra so its a lucky guess, still she told the person to go check in the hospital, 2 months later turns out the person was in early stages of parkinsons. Soo she got over 100% win rate?

[@phoebea]

Oh Poopie, you're the Ladybug's Knees! Keep the algorithm predators away.

[@thepoopieshow]

thank you :-->

[@phoebea]

@@thepoopieshow You're my favorite KZbinr. I find you hilarious. Thanks for the fun info and laughs!

[@ffxfgxsfxxxg2419]

There is a perfume available on the market that smell like that it’s by Lattaffa and is called Opulent Red

[@Svefngengill]

Book smell is the best smell. But I usually stick my nose too deep into the book and snort so hard that I immediately lose the ability to tell what books even smell like. So for me to have a book smell scent it would have to be the mustiest, inkiest, old tome smell and I fear anything that potent would be too much power for any mortal to wield.

[@ณภัทรแสงโสภาพรรณ-ผ6ห]

Agreed. There’s even a food recipe that extract old book smell to add into the dish.

[@petermaxley]

Check out unknown authors, they have one that made me almost feel like you described it

[@BenjaminSpencer-m1k]

It's changed since I was a kid in the 80s some school txt books smell straight up like ass.

[@MaoRatto]

The odor of old books is what I like. I have a poor sense of smell, but my taste and feeling compensate for everything. Also I have to rely on memory for everything. If it doesn't feel exactly right. I can tell when mopping a restaurant floor. Where there is grease build-up and generally sensitive to bright levels due to using memory.

[@Reverse_Cat_Cowgirl]

I used to live rear a library that used to be a church beforehand, and it had that old book smell mixed with old church smell.

[@kraziecatclady]

I have an anxiety disorder and PTSD. Last year I realized that I can smell the difference in my own sweat based of if it is anxiety driven or if it is just from being hot. Anxiety sweat also comes from different sweat glands on your body compared to sweat generated from being too hot. My anxiety sweat seems to have more of a "sour" note to it for lack of an easier explanation. It's pretty subtle, but I can smell the difference fairly well. I'm not sure if I can smell it on other people because I don't go around sniffing other people's sweat.

[@scribblecloud]

sqme, aptho for me the difference is more obvious and it smells more herby

[@somedudeintheinterweb8665]

Well I say you should go out there and smell other people adamantly, for science!

[@suides4810]

"Math class smell"

[@in4mal_baker270]

​@suides4810 nah that's accurate as hell wtf

[@Pomagranite167]

My stress and anxiety sweat smell CRAZY to me and it drives me even crazier

[@TastyScotch]

The subtle moment when the arrow that points to “loved ones” points to nothing 😂

[@lisawhereisthecultjam]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@maplesugar7409]

I generally don't like any scented products, but I love the smell of the woods after a storm, tarnished metal, and burnt toast. I love the smell of tarnish so much that I refuse to polish most of my silver jewelry.

[@anonimanonim2710]

You see a British man with perfect manners. 'I can tarnish him', you think to yourself

[@mormonboy25]

Fun fact. Since smells are chemicals that have become airborne you can’t smell metal (unless it’s been burned like when you burn steel wool with a battery or weld or use magnesium sparklers etc) what you actually smell when you smell tarnished metal is you are smelling your skin oils being oxidized with the metal acting as a catalyst. There is a really good Nile Red video where he synthesizes the chemical that gives iron it’s smell!

[@xXJAng3lXxx]

I find that interesting because I absolutely hate the smell of tarnished metal, I can't stand it. I can't wear jewellery once it starts to smell and I have to wash my hands if I touch change or keys or else the smell will drive me insane until I do. It's definitely one of my least favourite smells of all time

[@tygical]

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[@theprecipiceofreason]

I think that humans can smell a lot of things, even fear, but that we do not encourage it and do discourage smelling eachother or being smelled by eachother. A lot of our more primal behaviors are discouraged, socially.

[@ansuz5903]

A damned shame it is too.

[@ummno8645]

I’m no longer masking 2024. I WILL sniff you. Idc if you don’t like it- I like it, sniff me back and maybe you’ll like me bestie

[@magisterrleth3129]

I don't think I can smell fear, man.

[@firestorm5371]

You can absolutely smell adrenaline sweat depending on your genes it can smell very putrid.

[@kwullums]

Working in death care, you start to pick up certain smells in poop. Now when I walk into a bathroom someone's recently been in I'm proud for them if it smells "healthy". Still wouldn't say it's a smell I enjoy but it has gotten to the point where it's more informative than offensive to the nostrils

[@wenniejo4070]

Omg I almost missed the special message and drawing just for me :')c thank you thank you im putting it in a heart shaped locket until you come back home from war my sweet 😔❤️

[@Miguel_Macias1]

congrats! I feel so jealous 😭

[@garyschlagheck4871]

II love that your video's seem to consistently balance on the razor edge of informative and hilarious. i applaud you

[@thepoopieshow]

thank you, it works because I am neither very funny nor too smart :~)

[@Thyybunny]

This is my first time watching this channel and hearing poopie say "fck off smell" caught me COMPLETELY off guard💀

[@TheWartitan]

Amazing! "Your loved ones" points to a blank space... brilliant ^^

[@prosamis]

My favorite scent is the smell of a freshly opened pack of Magic: The Gathering cards

[@derigel9783]

Oh, yea thats a good one

[@glorbojibbins2485]

I would honestly wear a Cologne called Gorilla Machete Fart Metal

[@Jezus42]

Rotting turtle 🐢

[@joebaker4116]

@@Jezus42 Pure Culture right there

[@BennyJay3]

Actually machete metal sounds like a totally legit scent. Cut grass plus workshop, oil, rust

[@neobushidaro]

Humans have an amazing ability filter data or pickup tiny details without being fully aware that they are. Our ability to adjust to "the new normal" is very cool.

[@razt9776]

0:39 GET THEM OFF MEEEEEEEEEEE

[@AlmosRIF]

You don‘t know how much i love these videos, I wouldn‘t change anything about them = it‘s perfect

[@DarkNightNinjaYT]

‘Little bastards living rent free’ XD 😂

[@zer0nix]

Bees knees hold onto pollen. I think they even have a pocket for it

[@gilla2092]

The bees knees

[@dfgdfg_]

Outboard motor and bergamot. "Earl Grey reclining on a boat"

[@brianvernon7754]

toss in a dash of teak oil n im there!!

[@Snocone333]

2 stroke premixed fuel is an amazing smell, and earl grey tea main...so im with you but like the dirtbike version so some sage and dust i guess 😅

[@PilotGuava]

A wet concrete/asphalt scented perfume, or a rain scented perfume that just smells like how air feels to breathe when it’s been raining

[@BonaparteBardithion]

Sounds kind of like my mom's favorite scent which there's actually a specific word for. Petrichor: the scent of rain falling on soil after a long dry spell. Personally, I opt for damp conifer.

[@carolart4700]

Might exist actually, cuz that smell is mostly plant oils that they release during rain

[@NothingXemnas]

Historically, aquatic perfumes are relatively modern, and they are my favorite. Sadly they don't necessarily smell like rain or the sea; they are only part of the scent profile. Still, it is interesting that we found a few of the many inoffensive substances that give off the smell of ozone and rain.

[@snekdood]

Look up demeter perfumes, they have all kinds of whacky scents even petrichor :)

[@odinisking3458]

Basically "Petrichor" from Doctor who.

[@VINZVANGO]

Holy shit I love this style of educational content, appeals to my inner gremlin

[@DegradationDomain_stuff]

3:58 the best animation in human history ever

[@thepoopieshow]

ikr, hire me, disney.

[@thatpanfairy7176]

Wet dirt the smell of rain it’s just so calming

[@eccomi21]

Someone better bring out gorilla-fart-machete-metal

[@ameteuraspirant]

Diesel always smells weirdly sweet to me. I don't like it because it gives me a headache, but I could see a mix of car smells like "grease" and "that burny smell from the vents when the heater is on" being a line of perfumes.

[@mynamejeff3545]

Hmm, baked air, I love that smell. Sometimes that smell is also produced by a piping-hot ceramic tea pot or the bright sun superheating stone/ceramic tiles on an otherwise cold day. Mix the smell of baked air with sand or stone dust and you get "elementary school sand pit in summer" which immediately makes me think it's the summer holiday.

[@dumpstercast-refuseradio8429]

Diesel smells sweet because of its lead content.

[@mormonboy25]

I used to pump fuel at an airport and realized I could smell the difference between the different grades of gasoline (110 octane racing, 100Low Lead for aviation use only which is dyed blue so cops know if you put it in your car, and automotive grade) Once I noticed I could I eventually was able to smell the difference between the three grades of automotive gas (91,89,87)

[@danielperales3958]

​@@dumpstercast-refuseradio8429no fuckin way XDDDDDD i love the freakin diesel smell lol

[@xRnChrisx]

4:07 that was unnecessarily brutal hahaha

[@leonaise7546]

I was just about to point it out🤣😭

[@weretiger2541]

That earthy smell of dry sand being lightly rained on. Good shit right there. Shame it only lasts a bit

[@anonthe-third2367]

maybe the fleeting nature of it is what makes it so special in our minds. Like fresh cut grass or the way the air smells before a storm.

[@deadfishyarou]

It’s called petrichor ❤

[@anonthe-third2367]

@deadfishyarou omg thank you

[@lemon4378]

holy crap i forgot about this amazing channel please continue

[@camchameleon4151]

how dare you forget about Her Excellency?

[@godscalledwayne]

Great video, as usual ^^ For me, I live near a few crop fields and every year, they fertilize these fields with manure. For some strange reason, I like the smell. Although it is basically just cow poop. And the tscent I would mix it with in order to create my very own wierd perfume would probally be the smell of petrol. Although I am pretty sure that many others also enjoy the smell of gas stations.

[@nathaliedrinkstea]

As someone that grew up next to a farm, I can absolutely unders your fondness.

[@krasimir-balchev]

This video is the bees knees! 🐝 >>>>>>>>>>>>> 🐞

[@thepoopieshow]

dude, u suck. u suck so bad, i hate u.

[@ChristopherDwiggins]

Ur a persona of the spirit animal we never knew we needed.

[@daisy15415]

0:45 the way i knew this but getting reminded is giving me the creepy crawlys😭😭😭

[@applicationuser9764]

There used to be a perfume called Jovan Musk. The way it smells on certain human females makes it very difficult for me to stand up straight or string words together in a coherent fashion. Started in high school, and I'm 63 now. A certain human female wore it at the time, and the sight of her had the same effect on me. I also like the smell of fresh cut grass.

[@Ashana.]

The smell of fresh cut grass makes me ill

[@applicationuser9764]

@@Ashana. how about watermelon?

[@Ashana.]

@@applicationuser9764 I do enjoy watermelon

[@applicationuser9764]

@@Ashana. To me they always smelled kind of the same as cut grass. Probably just a mental association. Summer time cutting grass summertime eating watermelon.

[@halgaucher6730]

Bro writes like Kurt Vonnegut.

[@Wizard_Pepsi]

I like the smell of slightly steamy tea with honey in it. It feels calm and comfy.

[@sassacake9692]

My favorite scent is the scent of sleep. I noticed when I sleep/nap, and when others are sleeping, they smell different. I enjoy the smell of it, gives off a feeling of calm comfort, I can also faintly tell if someone is tired based on it.

[@gaiagba]

This channel is gonna blow up😂😂🎉🎉

[@zer0nix]

Plain cotton is an underrated scent. Unfortunately I have hard water and haven't figured out how to unfunk clothes which have been bonded with soap, minerals and detergent residue, so the only time I get to smell plain cotton is with new clothes...

[@charwyrm8702]

the scent of pollen in spring is my favorite, it's deep and complex, sweet and honeyed and also kinda stinky and sharp. Some trees have a similar smell, i find it really compelling.

[@Sincald]

This is the first video I've seen of yours and I am thoroughly charmed ...and called out by "& your loved ones -pointing at nothing-" at 4:04

[@HumanScourgeYT]

One day about 12 years ago, my girlfriend at the time and I were laying on my couch together, relaxing with my arm around her. She was watching a movie with me. I looked down at her, her skin was glowing and perfect and I could somehow see this… energy about her. I don’t remember thinking this, I simply just blurted out “Are you pregnant?” To which she said “…yes?”. How TF did I know? I literally knew on a subconscious level. Wild.

[@KenyaGreenwood-qp6lu]

Gurl what😗

[@Kallastar.]

It kinda remembers me of _The Fantastic Mr. Fox_ , every time his wife was pregnant he would say "you are glowing" or something... it kinda seens to be common

[@0therun1t21]

Posted 2 minutes ago, and I'm 1st like and 1st comment, whoohooo! Also, I stink. We have tardigrades on our lashes? I'm so happy! I wish they were big enough to name, like crabs. Leather and Dragon's Blood resin, books, wet asphalt, these are my favorite scents. If I think of something weirder and good I'll let you know. Sharing this video!

[@GillfigGarstang]

If you catch crabs please get rid of them instead of naming them.

[@jonathangauthier3549]

I like the smells of conifers, wet hay/oats, rain, lightning and horse manure. The first 14 years of my life, I live in front of a Belgian horse breeder farm. I sometimes helped my neighbors load bails of hay into the loft of their horse barn, and sacks of oats. The smell was so sweet, that I would refuse to shower after finishing because I thought I smelled like an oatmeal cookie. The manure smell is similar to compost for me, and is weirdly nostalgic. While the horses had a strong musky scent. The mix makes me think of gardens and large, wild game animals. Rain and lightning are also nostalgic scents. We used to sit outside or open all our windows to let the electric dankness permeate the house. Along with that, we would get the smells of rehydrating manure, wet horses (similar to wet dog), decomposing leaves, conifer trees and wet horse feed. We often had power outages, so we also had the rare family game night by candlelight. So of course, there's something absolutely magical about a rainstorm and lightning in rural farmlands. It reminds me of the few times where the family was huddled together around the table, instead of divided up around the house. Though my favourite memory was the historic ice storm of January 1998. We lived in our basement, huddled around our tiny Franklin stove, cooking on the fire and interacting. I never felt so close to my family as I did during those 2 weeks

[@ScroteGoblin]

Okay..... I saw this video in my recommended a couple days ago and put it in my watch later because the title was funny. Just got around to watching it and HOLY POOPIE it was so much better than i ever would have dreamed! I adored the video and will be doing a deep dive

[@MagnaEssence]

My sense of smell goes WILD during "the month", and it is AWFUL, because I CAN smell my own oil of the skin, and I can smell ANY chemical from WAY farther away than usual (think, like a new pack of stickers sitting across the room) and even good smells make me SUPER sick because... they're SO strong. I have a really tuned sense of smell in general and I don't go nose-blind to the smell of the house or myself, but I can at least... tolerate a little dusty-old-antique smell and the smell of me... just again, NOT on the month. I swear I could be a bloodhound and become a search-and-rescue dog replacement 😭👍

[@sociallyineptsnapper]

I have very strong senses in everywhere but my eyes… which are super blurry. I can locate sources very easily based on sound and or smell and identify specifically where they come from. I can also specifically identify a lot of different smells! While I have specifically good senses, I feel like everyone can do this to an extent they just don’t practice and so their brain doesn’t waisted space for something it deems unimportant. I find sick people tend to have a certain smell, like people with the cold, similar to the smell left behind when someone sneezes. The smells I like are pretty random, but I tend to really like the smell of freshly washed bedsheets :).

[@thesatsumonster]

I love the smell of musty parking garages? Like the mustiness and the gasoline, something about it just scratches my brain. Other types of musty don't quite do it.

[@richard8808]

It turns out, humans smell depression. We just all have depression scent fatigue.

[@nickelhusky4981]

I'm quite the fan of fresh and more earthy scents, so things like rain and musks. For me it would probably be something with Geosmin (scent of rain), sandalwood, some sort of clean musk with more animalic notes, and a nice light white floral like a touch of jasmine and a hint of chamomile (maybe lavender)? P.S. This is going in the perfumery notebook. I need to make this *now*.

[@callmecharlie4250]

oh yeah, sandalwood is really nice. I have a comb made out of it and that scent plus the scent of my hair's oils and a touch of the rose shampoo I use is very good.

[@derekedgar1676]

I love when I learn stuff and laugh at the same time.

[@twabble9017]

0:14 love the motor head section of the brain!

[@breadboi420]

my ideal parfume is still the smell of plants signaling it's raining. i bet someone already made that.

[@princeramblerose]

i like a lot of everyday/unusual smells, like rain, the smell of my own bed, gasoline.. but the weirdest by far has to be blood. idk why, it’s almost a morbid fascination thing

[@siralpha6020]

The smell of the clean ocean/beach is like no other, comparatively for me. it’s just that good

[@danielrockbank1993]

That lizard part where you breathe snort is adorable. ❤

[@bladethewitch1442]

She made educational facts entertaining in her style, this is the true KZbin

[@Daisythepage]

6:12 the way Rubber beach balls and/or sunblock smells Idk why but the smell of like the floaty rubber makes me salivate

[@atashgallagher5139]

My favorite weird smell perfume would be rather simple, dusty closet full of old clothes and jackets and board games that hasn't actually been opened even once in so long the door sticks a little. And then mix that with old oven mit from a drawer in the kitchen that's been used a fairly large amount and sat in that drawer surrounded by other mits and pot holders for years. and maybe a hint of gasoline if I'm feeling especially zany that day.

[@grumpykitten4890]

When I was just a young lad I enjoyed the smell of a sharpie marker.

[@CyanSoups]

I like the smell of rubber and chicken broth, so my custom scent is "Basketball full of soup."

[@6lbs._onion]

I work with sheet metal and I have a weird attraction to stainless steel as to how distinct they usually smell(*). Vaugely like ionised air, is the best I could explain it. I also love the earthy scent after rain showers. So i suppose I'd be wearing like: "Post-Shower Lightning" Or "Damp Unearthed Inox"

[@Trooper_Ish]

ROFL "Your loved ones" pointing to an empty void.... the wit in these videos is amazing

[@Crazed-Rat]

the smell of rain or after its rained is so cozy and nice to me.

[@tomwanders6022]

Watched this while taking a poop, your scale is accurate. It took me about as long as your video. Also I am considering to become a new subscriber, because this content is educational and funny.

[@user-ne9sd4ow1o]

We're living a parallel life. I just finished the vid and now I'm wiping 😅 Sorry not sorry

[@dinogoldie9716]

1:39 Aren't the bee's pollen/nectar carrying corbiculae on their legs/"knees?"

[@Howtoeatrocks]

My ideal cologne or candle would be the childhood stuffed lamb I use as a pillow and drool in my sleep on sometimes

[@W0B0N]

I like the smell of those jig fishing worms. They are all bendy and stretchy and they smell funny. They are used in fishing and my father has a lot of them.

[@Pensive_Scarlet]

I like a lot of scents that other people dislike. Just basic human scents really, nothing really grotesque. I think it would actually be neat if there were a niche of fragrances based directly on some of these scents. Everyone smells a bit unique naturally, but there are also certain commonalities that I think could be replicated, bottled, and sold. I know I'm not the only person out there like this, either, which is why I don't feel *too* odd throwing it out there.

[@Miguel_Macias1]

This is the first video I watch from u and I LOVED it! ur voice is really cute, the doodles are very silly and the humor is on point, I was laughing so hard 😆where were u all this time?? 🥺

[@ScrimmyBingus42]

Favorite weird scent, whatever causes ski resorts to smell how they do

[@wednesdaysmith922]

I've never noticed a ski resort scent, how would you describe it? Do you mean the whole resort outside/inside, or do you just mean inside the building. Normally it smells like clean air and pine to me and I notice the air is much thinner due to elevation. It's problem more a blood oxygenation thing, but I perceive it as a smell. Could be people smell different when they are cold or the some environmental thing you associate with the ski resorts, maybe all the ski-wear off gassing, or ski wax.

[@brokemono]

Best smell is the cold weather smell or what I call the winter scent. Apparently plants emit these chemical warnings to other plants nearby of the change in weather and I pick up on that.😂

[@mOwOterboat]

I love bein stinky but no one else loves me bein stinky 😔

[@ShinobuFanXoxox]

New wood smell, new car smell, new house smell, bamboo, pine

[@Ixarus6713]

My ideal scent... Hmmmmmmmmm..... Obviously some spearmint, sugar, a bit of almond, tulips, fresh grass, silver birch. I'd call it...: Silver Birch Almond Tulip-mint: For trained professionals only!

[@victorconway444]

I love the smell of tobacco. Not burning tobacco (though that smells good to me too) but the scent you immediately pick up when you go to a cigar shop and walk into the closed off area where all the individual cigars are stored. The room itself smells great, but even better when you start picking out the different cigars and getting a whiff of their unique notes and flavors.

[@Kurakumakachilibaba]

You know the smell of treated wood on those old furniture? I love that smell. I also love the smell of news papers and coffee in drizzly morning as it reminds me of my childhood when my dad was alive.

[@PROFESSIONALCRASHOUT]

On odor fatigue, you recognize after some time spent outdoors that you can again smell people. Its odd how things you usually forget become important again in a forest. In the city on a regular work week i cant tell but after some time outdoors i pick up if people are nearby me long before they actually get nearby me. Its very faint scents but very obvious scents. Detergents, cigarettes, chewing gum or tobacco, etc. it's really important for anyone who wants to hide their scent from people to consider not smoking. Thats always the easiest giveaway outdoors.

[@quartzofcourse]

Not being able to smell yourself is the plot line of a great movie called perfume

[@brunomunemassa8266]

Wet grass + that smell of tangerines that get stuck in your hands after you peel them + clean blankets when you snug into them after a rainy day/swimming.

[@bubblewrapstargirl]

Goddamn kiramones altering every mosquito in the damn country to my last known location 😭😭 also the phrase may be wrong but bees are rad 🧡🧡Ladybirds are also hella cute tho, even if they do have stinky knees. I didn't wanna eat them anyway 🐝🐞 🧡 🧡

[@Chris-b4w8t]

I love the smell of fertilizer/mulch and I also love the smell of air conditioner especially when it’s first turned on, god it’s so heavenly. Also wet towels smell so fcking good to me they always have even when I was a kid

[@strikermodel]

Campfire and shmores with rustic winter clothing smell (the smell a Clean jacket gets after sitting in a closet for 6 months).

[@strikermodel]

4:45 I remember hearing about a test on this. They had women smell the clothing of men. They then ranked the men based on how offensive the smell was from "awful" to "negligable". Turns out, the more someone's immune system covers the same stuff as yours, the worse the smell to you. The more it covers different stuff, the better. Thus, increasing the odds of the offspring having a stronger immune system.

[@naolucillerandom5280]

I remember they also did an experiment, but that one was mixed. Somewhat the same, people ranking how bad or good was the smell of strangers used clothes. They found the shirts they ranked better would usually belong to people with more similar interests and opinions to their own, so I guess person smell can also show a level of lifestyle compatibility.

[@cattysplat]

It's also a great way to naturally incentivise avoiding sleeping with family members.

[@mushroomy9899]

i love the bugs in my skin 🥰 they’re so kind 🥰

[@MRJK54]

I like the smell of fresh pizza, and the water tears from parrot’s eyes

[@brittanyotto8463]

"Gorilla Fart Machete Metal" Sounds like it could be a hilariously good band name. Lol

[@journeymannegative4151]

Wet pine and old book smell are my favorites, so ill go with that.

[@GrahamMilkdrop]

I love your presentation style and delivery.

[@salchipapas6898]

3:13 best impersonation of a lizard ever

[@user-ne9sd4ow1o]

Fresh weed plants smell so good! I freeze some to make tea with 😊

[@BTWimaMermaid]

The fresh plasticy-rubbery smell of a brand new baby doll

[@jem3848]

Perfect mix of informative and silly - love it

[@alldayagain]

As someone who uses terms like "Mr. Stink", "Stinky", and "Viktor von Steinkenstein" as terms of endearment for his dog, I very much appreciated the use of "stink" throughout this 😅

[@scribblecloud]

i like the unique slightly metally smell of lametta, it smells like christmas and new years, and reminds me of those little glittery pompom sticks youd put in your drink

[@erjhg-w5k]

May the algorithm pick this up soon :D

[@thepoopieshow]

oh but the algorithm wishes for another sacrifice to make that to happen.

[@angelcrush3320]

I will be your humble sacrifice 👹🙌. may what ever you reap be bountyful 👄

[@erjhg-w5k]

@@thepoopieshow *hMMmMMMm yES I tHInK i We cAn ARraNge tHat*

[@erjhg-w5k]

@@angelcrush3320 🗣🔥🔥🔥

[@GhostLP799]

"Gorilla fart machete metal" got me so good 😂; that was hella unexpected but sounds cool.

[@Mr_Valentin.]

I'm naturally severely constipated, i poop once a week/10days

[@Nen_niN]

4:06 damn bro you didn't have to kill me like that