The world's most frustrating work of art

[@kalebbruwer]

Imagine standing there for hours and finally giving up only to hear it go off when you got into your car and it stops as you get out...

[@marco.trevisan]

Being in Denmark, it would probably happen when you start cycling in cold air, missing a nice hand warm up (which would add up to frustration).

[@JonesNate]

😂

[@M.Godfrey]

Kaleb Bruwer that’s the story of my life

[@nesbatan]

This thing is close to where i live and i have never seen it go off

[@moddrrrusky2910]

Kaleb Bruwer That’s why you shouldn’t stand there for hours

[@DigGil3]

Well... This is an artist who figured out a way to keep people watching his work for no good reason.

[@ethan4896]

Visual_Vexing I think this is the definition of a Skinner box...

[@Siegmernes]

@@ethan4896 Not really. You're not rewarded for doing something.

[@chechnya]

@@Siegmernes Isn't seeing the flame go off a visual reward?

[@Siegmernes]

@@chechnya You don't get it for doing a specific thing like pushing a button or cranking a lever. Skinner box (simplified) = You+Action - > Reward, You +No action - > no reward. Here you don't have a specific action to fulfill so its not a skinner box :)

[@finley888888]

Big fire = good reason 🔥

[@EebstertheGreat]

If we ever go extinct, I hope this is what future civilizations find. A giant metal sphere with no function except to randomly shoot pillars of flame into the air.

[@donpacificbobcat9er615]

I think they would either be a shrine to a fire god, or a monument left by previous visitors to our planet.

[@OliverLMinecraftMachine]

@@donpacificbobcat9er615 the gas gas would run out

[@Ethan-ot2fv]

@@OliverLMinecraftMachine Thank you for using your infinite wisdom to poke holes in the flawless logic of a joke.

[@OliverLMinecraftMachine]

@Desk fair play

[@buttsufancypantsu1644]

I was about to leave a like but then I noticed you were at 666. So for absolutely no logical reason at all I will leave it at that.

[@williamjones7163]

I don't know which is sillier. Tom standing there waiting for the flame to go off or me watching Tom standing there waiting for the flame to go off. Props to Tom. And props to the artist for a sculpture well done.

[@nolesy34]

No its completely normal for people to be watching other people do things these days, we have become a world of voyeurs Its funny to see people on youtube on the train watching documentaries of places theyd rather be like dude just get off the train and go then!

[@theothertonydutch]

I already looked longer at this artwork than a regular view looks at a painting. Artist knows what he's doing. From a huff post article about the average view time of paintings: "One found that an average viewer goes up to a painting, looks at it for less than two seconds, reads the wall text for another 10 seconds, glances at the painting to verify something in the text, and moves on. Another survey concluded people looked for a median time of 17 seconds."

[@nolesy34]

@@theothertonydutch also you need to have good shoes (for shuffling) As well as “Ça plane pour moi” playing

[@jusk2ru]

Because we all like to believe in miracles.

[@mattcwatkins]

I know what's sillier! Me watching you.....watching Tom....watch the sculpture.

[@revvilo]

"Here's hoping" *Fire column shoots out* "ONE TAKE!!! WOOOO"

[@jenkinsfamily2229]

If only

[@calebcomet1868]

u got me damit

[@feronanthus9756]

Once again, a counterexample to the best of all possible worlds hypothesis of Leibniz.

[@Knuckx117]

That would have been absolutely amazing, and I probably would have called the entire thing staged if that happened.

[@Emeralds60601]

"This, is the-" *flame shoots out*

[@opheliabawles9646]

I'm from Scandinavia. One of the ways we manage to keep warm is by closing our jackets. We might be wrong, but it really seems to help.

[@mauz791]

Lmao

[@sadmermaid]

Need to see the trademark hoody

[@leotheking1000]

That's not keeping in mind random fireflames! If it went off, it'd have been way too warm for him! D:

[@danielkonrad1444]

I love you

[@antonhelsgaun]

Another way we keep warm is giant flames

[@justanotheryoutubechannel]

I was honestly expecting to find out it was built off centre, or each chimney was 1 foot out of alignment or something, but I think this is just as annoying.

[@renookami4651]

Imagine both, now you created a mental image of an even more annoying work of art

[@thesuperginge1348]

Same!

[@Niels901]

Well, we could do both now

[@pinkajou656]

I thought there was some sort of frustrating illusion or something

[@km077]

That would have been just straight up infuriating, not just annoying.

[@funny-video-YouTube-channel]

It's a weird slide. Go up the stairs, slide down on the sides of the structure :-)

[@funny-video-YouTube-channel]

There is a solution to that. Somebody needs to pile up sand on the base, so that it can be safe to land after the slide :-)

[@AnimeWolf5193]

@@TheSexyFerret That sounds like quitter talk to me!

[@teambees]

I’m from Herning where this is. And got at few friends with broken ankels because of that

[@justagerman140]

@@teambees ask them if it was worth it, no sarcasm :D

[@Grubiantoll]

@@TheSexyFerret you could always secretly add some modifications

[@MozartJunior22]

In the Technion university in Haifa, there is a sculpture called "The Obelisk", which was originally intended to be operating and moving, but due to design errors, when it operates it makes sounds that are described by the locals as "the agonized screams of horrified students cramming for a Calculus exam". Nowadays, they only turn it on once a year for a few days.

[@makiito4170]

Hey, my sister studies there!

[@pedrokreutzwerle9488]

They have a great playlist on vector calculus!

[@benridout8668]

I'm convinced that modern art is made by people to confuse future generations into thinking we communicated with aliens

[@edoardohutha694]

Imagine if some dude 3000 years ago in Egypt thought the same thing .... oh ...wait

[@whiteline4157]

You must be joking. There is no such thing as a giant triangle in the middle of a desert.

[@bob-wo3ir]

I'm convinced that modern art is a scam and pure garbage made by people with no talent what so ever.

[@boom5474]

@@bob-wo3ir You couldn't be more wrong.

[@stonwall9065]

@@bob-wo3ir I’m convinced a lot of it is used as a guise for human trafficking.

[@inkno701]

Art that doesn't want to be seen during regular Denmark weather or when people are looking or even close to it. Trolling level Expert.

[@infinitewatts]

Nobody else is going to like your comment because the number is fun to look at. 777.. Until I came along.

[@kamomile_tea]

Nobody else is going to like your comment because the number is fun to look at. 900.. Until I came along.

[@Tricus]

Nobody else is going to like your comment because the number is fun to look at. 965.. Until I came along.

[@anatine_banana_69]

i can't like this comment as there are exactly 999 likes. it seems very oddly satisfying.

[@infinitewatts]

@@anatine_banana_69 cmoooooooooooon... Like... Like! Like! Like! 🤔😂

[@whoeveriam0iam14222]

you were very lucky that day but not lucky enough for the flame

[@tortex1]

Being a protagonist has it's limits.

[@TomScottGo]

I knew, going in, that it was almost certainly far too windy. Worth a try though...

[@Flocko_]

I was really waiting for it considering how lucky he said the shoot was

[@whoeveriam0iam14222]

I feel like he would have mentioned something in that other video if that had happened.. just too big to hold secret

[@Flocko_]

Yeah he probably would have said *something* to let Matt know I guess. He was being particular about spoilers though, so I still had hoped.

[@AarhgYouTube]

Ah, neat. My dad helped build this thing. When they were building it, an old lady who lived nearby asked when they would be done with it. She didn't like all the construction noise they were making. My dad jokingly said that they had to move the entire thing twenty meters to the left, so they wouldn't be finished anytime soon. He then pointed the old lady towards to build leader, and she then promptly walked over to and began to scold him for building Elia in the wrong place.

[@Integritys_Sum]

Stuffy old busybodies

[@helloidharbl6753]

lawl

[@dexorne9753]

@@Integritys_Sum that vocabulary makes it seem like you're one of those too. Well, atleast the old part.

[@P0LYBiUS7]

Fun fact: When Elia is struck by lightning, its design will make an echo of it which lasts about 40 seconds. Fun fact 2: It WILL erupt at least once every 19 days. (If weather conditions allow it)

[@DidierLoiseau]

Fun fact 2 contradicts what Tom said in the video

[@MAINFRAMELaboratories]

@@herlinjm I bet you're fun at parties

[@aryansingh2199]

@@DidierLoiseau i'm guessing 19 days but sometimes it fails to erupt because the wind, so it can actually go much longer without lighting if its unlucky with wind.

[@YEs69th420]

@@herlinjm Fun fact: you're the target audience

[@corgi69]

@@herlinjm speech 100

[@Madmanslime]

This was all that remained after the "Teletubbies" home makeover didn't go quite as planned.

[@kimk3060]

LMAO

[@joshcanttakeajoke2853]

Underrated comment right here yall

[@qqnqqpart]

If the Teletubbies got into Scandinavian metal & decided to do a home makeover!

[@200gramsofCashewnuts]

Omegalul

[@CaesarsSalad]

Showing you standing on the stairs would give us a sense of scale. Like this they just look like normal stairs.

[@ClareBearCB]

Think of what it would be like for a baby to walk up normal stairs, that is how it feels walking up these

[@princessthyemis]

Good point

[@princessthyemis]

@@ClareBearCB seriously?! Whoa!!!

[@LQC2556]

You can tell the scale by looking at the railings, which are put there at a normal height for people to hold onto (probably because of regulations).

[@calebcomet1868]

As a tall person I see no problem with theses stairs.... which is probably why there is a problem considering everything seems to be built for people a foot shorter than I...

[@samramdebest]

so how high were those steps? (Because I usually take 2 steps at a time; so this might be the right size)

[@TomScottGo]

Then they'd be about the right height for you!

[@trikers471]

but about how high?

[@EXPlaySMC]

too high

[@FictualKyle]

ΛΞPHAX hut how high is that?

[@Julepalme]

They are about 35-40cm tall

[@DissectingThoughts]

Did you consider making the end of this video an hour long, showing you just watching it? You did, didn't you?

[@hopkinsmiler]

I was actually ready to watch it for an hour.

[@sheltr9735]

@@hopkinsmiler I don't know about watching it for an hour But I definitely did watch Tom, watch the sculpture, until the end of the video Satirical Nonsensical LOVE IT!!

[@Naokarma]

Best option: Wait for 10 minutes for that ad revenue, and trick people onto thinking it goes off by ending at such a specific time.

[@blidea9191]

@@Naokarma Genius

[@BlackThorneDK]

Those 'chimneys' are actually lightning rods, and the space below are meant to resonate, if a lightning strikes them. I wonder if the computer registers hits by lightning as well?

[@cmelton6796]

Gotta charge the batteries somehow

[@howtheygotthere]

I wonder which is more rare fire or lightning?

[@poolbwoy6585]

its a classic 4 rod disaster

[@cheesetoast5034]

if it gets hit by lightning it echos for a minute.

[@jimbobbyrnes]

wouldn't sensing for lighting just destroy the computer? im sure they insulated it from the lightning and so therefore no it won't sense lightning.

[@MatchBreakers]

Someone unfortunately recently lost their life cleaning one of the chimneys. Investigation is still ongoing as to how it happened.

[@MenloMarseilles]

is that why there have been no eruptions since October?

[@Screamingmanta]

@@MenloMarseilles It was not more than a few months ago.

[@FrozenBusChannel]

RIP

[@-JustHuman-]

Isn't that 4 people that have lost their lives then ? Also I have never seen it actual erupt for the 3 years I lived there, though I was told it was turned off and only was tuned on rarely.

[@ricksanchez3557]

@@-JustHuman- It's not erupted for nearly a year now, at least it's not been updated on the website.

[@tedz2usa]

Very poetic at the end, to film yourself waiting for the flame.

[@arnoremane4595]

should've been one hour of uncut footage of tom just standing there

[@efari]

in today's age of digital technology, i would like a livestream webcam of this, so i can watch from here...

[@NukelearFallout]

I figured someone would have set up a camera. But I guess that contradicts the meaning and beauty of the this.

[@aliciacarr9014]

And power it from where? Or using what computer? And how would you prevent it from being stolen? Plus, as Tom said in the video, being there in person would be a completely different experience to watching it on a screen.

[@elllqslaz]

@@aliciacarr9014 theres clearly a building right behind the sculpture, also in the last part of the video tom stands next to what looks like a tall lamp post. So mount it on top, get 220v from the obviously ready sources ? I mean loads of places have live webcam feeds.

[@chopinbloc]

@@aliciacarr9014 Powered by wind and solar with battery backup, just a smart phone on mobile data in a locked plastic box. Doesn't completely eliminate the chance of theft, but if it's an older model and you configure it to brick itself if stolen, that would help a bit.

[@brianartillery]

I was suddenly struck by the thought: 'Mallrats'. In that movie, there is a character called Willam who tries to view one of those 'magic pictures' that were popular in the 1990's. Everyone can see the hidden image ( a ship), except him, including a small child who merely glances at it on entering the mall. Willam even takes a packed lunch in so he can stand all day looking at this damn picture. As the end credits roll, it is shown what happened to the characters (by the way, this movie has the best Stan Lee cameo ever. EVER.), when it gets to Willam, it says: 'Willam never saw the ship.' Tom, standing there, waiting for the flame that never comes, reminded me of Willam. Fascinating installation, though. I like it. It's pleasingly sinister.

[@numbersix9468]

THERE IS NO EASTER BUNNY

[@RaineWilder]

Thank you for reminding me of something I never managed to see as a kid either... :(

[@punkdigerati]

It's a schooner!

[@brandonlawrence5851]

god i hadnt thought of that movie in years. well i know what im watching tonight. as far as the sculpture goes i must admit it is fascinatingly fugly.

[@joagra71]

I live in Herning and I love Elia! The gigant steps are a struggle, but you feel so satisfied when you reach the top, especially if you climb all four sides! This will of course leave you with sore muscles the following day. I like stranding at the top in all kinds of weather, looking at the flat fields that surrounds Elia. It's often quite windy here, and you feel the wind so strongly at the top. My children and dog love Elia too, we often go there, even at night. Looking at stars, or at a full moon, feels really special from Elia. How you perceive a piece of art is never the same for two people, but to me this huge, odd thing has come to belong here, and represents to me that not everything has to be as straight forward.

[@adampacher9285]

at night with kinds? I went there at night once and it was so sinister with the noise from the highway and wind from a distance

[@beep3527]

"Ingvar Cronhammar" That's the most Viking name I've heard. Such a badass name.

[@Viigan]

You should see his beard.

[@aimeeaaw]

I've been past this on the train so many times and I never once knew that it shot flames.

[@dark2023-1lovesoni]

I'm just trying to imagine what your reaction would have been if you unexpectedly saw flames start gushing out one day when you passed it.

[@NNic.]

@@dark2023-1lovesoni 😂

[@MegaVikingen]

@@dark2023-1lovesoni Probably "Oh no, the freaking sculpture is on fire!"

[@-JustHuman-]

Lived by it for 3 years, never seen it either. From what I know it was turned totally off at one point.

[@over00lordunknown12]

2:14 I wonder how long Tom stood with his back to the camera before turning it off.

[@petepi]

It actually shot for at 3:54

[@oxenford539]

i like to think he's still waiting

[@tobblesmash6193]

0:29 Tom: "steps upto the viewing gallery are uncomfortably high" Me: oh look handrails for the elderly:)

[@camurai9613]

Any Tom Scott video you watch is never skip-able

[@PeterT1981]

You really have a knack for informing and simultaneously entertaining. Your voice and delivery are superb. Subscribed.

[@BaryLevi]

looked up the recent bursts on the website. Apparently there was a burst in 13-16-2016. I didn't know there was such a month as quattuordecember

[@thehiddenninja3428]

Indeed! at 6 : 53 PM It also apparently thrice at the exact same time on 27-03-17. At 9:48.

[@saacinecrozma8317]

Wha-- Even in American date writing, this still makes no sense

[@WildBluntHickok]

@@saacinecrozma8317 The only way it would make sense would be if every date had the second number matching up to the last 2 digits of the year. "Oh I see what programming mistake they did there".

[@DragonWinter36]

You have no idea how much this has made me laugh, and that makes me sad

[@dorrisgonnawreckyou7111]

@@saacinecrozma8317 day month year.. it works fine, it is how most of the world does it.

[@ryklatortuga4146]

Michael Bay doesn't direct for Tom Scott, but if he did...

[@aliciacarr9014]

... the whole thing would have transformed into a huge advertisement for a load of different products at once before falling apart and each piece exploding individually.

[@bluesdjben]

I was surprised to see this video because I've actually seen this sculpture, although not the flames, when I visited my relatives in Denmark who live near Herning. It's kind of cool, but weird. It definitely looks like an artfully designed power plant.

[@Asbitos]

There should have been a 2 hour loop of Tom standing there at the end just so people think it went off in the video

[@JamesNewham]

It literally went from erupting 36 times in 2020 to ONCE in 2022. Here's hoping for 2023

[@Patricia_Taxxon]

Wow, what a beautiful and absurd work. I'll be looking more into this person's sculptures.

[@MerthanE]

-Said no one ever

[@Patricia_Taxxon]

Maybe I should have put in some exclamation points, I'm not being sarcastic. I want to see this in person.

[@siaw0000]

Merthan E. It's really sad that you thought this person was being sarcastic.

[@MerthanE]

Xiran Wang It's just sad that you think that I thought he was sarcastic, even though I only made a joke.

[@iabervon]

No, no. They don't do anything if you look into them. You have to stand back and watch them from a distance.

[@HikloLime]

I have been there! We just called it "The router" when we drove past it! It was a little bit more sunny also! :)

[@HikloLime]

And also, wasnt there some teens who died there recently? They ran up and thought there was a floor underneath and jumped and died. :(

[@xink64]

Yep. He didn't know about the hole in the middle and it was dark.

[@coagmano]

:(

[@dakat5131]

is it bad imagined that with the Mario death sound?

[@JonatasAdoM]

that adds up. I'm never visiting this thing

[@sisusdk]

At 1:05 you show a sign that tells you what it is. It is a over pressure relase station. The gas it lett on fire for saftey reasons. Best regards from the Danish plumber :)

[@stenen]

3 people have died in this piece of art, 1 on accident, 1 suicide and the latest death was a worker carrying out maintenance.

[@swaggychicken.]

this is like the next level of when the DVD square finally goes into a corner

[@GuitarMaster310]

Pretty genius if you think about it. People constantly watch or "admire" this piece of art waiting to see if it will shoot flames. Thus, people probably watch it longer than they normally would if the flames were on a regular schedule.

[@amphioxusanniversary]

Basic psychology! B. F. Skinner found that a rat will press a lever more often if the rat only sometimes receives a food pellet (versus if the rat always receives a food pellet after n number of presses). See also: slot machines. /yes, I know this comment is two years old. shut up

[@salbroe2472]

Before I saw the date of the video, I thought the “frustrating part” was going to be all the deaths related to it

[@logans6619]

This art has killed and nobody seems to talk about that

[@WobblesandBean]

I'm so glad you said that about the Mona Lisa. There's just something about art that must be experienced, it just isn't the same as seeing a photo of it. It's kinda watching a recording of a live show and seeing the band play live yourself, the energy and the experience is so much more intense in person.

[@minitiger101]

Legend has it that Tom is still stood there, watching and waiting to this day

[@oliversommer8165]

I think the most unnerving thing about it, is how many people has died because of that sculpture. 3 persons has died there

[@Niek31]

I've been there twice in 2 years, and I didn't even know about the flame thrower.

[@keira_churchill]

It needs a massive straw goat on the top of it. :)

[@fustigate314159]

I'm confused why this comment doesn't have more upvotes.

[@robinhyperlord9053]

???

[@alyssashih2895]

Robin Gilliver watch toms video on the straw goat

[@robinhyperlord9053]

@@alyssashih2895 Please try to explain.

[@rc_woshimao957]

I understood that reference!

[@Siferzion]

It'd be interesting to find out what date and time this was filmed on, and then when the nearest flame burst was, to see how much Tom missed it by

[@saibot7218]

I’m from Denmark and did not knew about this XD. Now I feel like going there are stare at it for hours or days to see the eruption

[@madzen112]

Well, that's one possible way to spend your summer holidays!

[@wenzelplot]

When I lived in Herning, Elia was my go-to workout spot. Those long steps are great for that! It's frequented by a lot of the Parkour community in the area. Fun to see it here!

[@OLBastholm]

No one lives in Herning.

[@lyrimetacurl0]

Imagine if it happened right when the stop button was pressed 😂

[@vermilanim3309]

"At random decided by a computer" Computer: Looks like it's time for world domination!

[@user-nd7ts7bp6g]

It has also killed 3 people, 2 when this video was filmed. Really adds to the dark vibe

[@jonathanmarkov1741]

The part at the end where we get to watch with Tom is a nice touch :)

[@pellaken]

"I was so lucky" "it's amazing how lucky I was" "I went to this place I can't talk about" "everything was so lucky" - "lets stand here and see if I can get lucky with the flames" - greatest troll of 2017 so far

[@Daniel-xt9lm]

in 2016 two people died at this sculpture. One fell down the pit, one suicide and just recent a worker died maintaining the chimneys :(

[@Lethgar_Smith]

This work of art has also killed three people so far. Not many works of art can make that claim.

[@KaleidoscopeMusician]

The way you describe Ingvar Cronhammar's art along with the setting of Elia reminds me of the movie: Arrival

[@ElveeKaye]

Let's appreciate how awesome a name is Ingmar Cronhammar.

[@12345shipreck]

You said you were super lucky that day. I was expecting the fire.

[@Wadsack999]

Anyone watching in 2023: Elia errupted three times over the course of 2021, and only once in the entirety of 2022.

[@Halefall]

May I recommend the Solar Furnace in Odeillo? It really is an amazing place!

[@bbrockert]

The website says it fired three times in each of 2021 and 2022 and none since then. I guess no one is paying the gas bill.

[@Elavity]

legends say Tom is still standing there... waiting..

[@AD-gl2wi]

I just found out the artist, Ingvar Cronhammar passed away this year. Rest In Peace.

[@sonicmeerkat]

2:32 i like how you cut to it burning

[@sonicmeerkat]

you watched the title card in its entirety, tom has already fooled you.

[@tennicktenstyl]

his videos are perfect if you just woke up to school and want to watch something but you don't have time for there 10 minutes videos ^^

[@tuddgrimley8532]

Imagine making this video over and over for months to try to catch the flame with impeccable timing

[@RobMacKendrick]

This might just be my favourite Tom Scott video ever. And the competition is steep.

[@J2ghz]

Anyone got a video of it going off?

[@1994mvs]

Does anyone know whether or not this art installation is currently "on" so to speak the latest eruption was a long time ago 🤔

[@ian9outof10]

Imagine if it had gone off just as you shut the camera off. Now THAT would have been frustrating.

[@invisiblue3212]

I'm binge watching. Tom Scott, sir, you are an enabler. I thank you.

[@longtailgt]

This is one of those videos where, as you watch Tom turn his back and start watching the thing, you have absolutely no idea if it will go off or not.

[@hiTocopter]

Damn, you have really figured out the secret for getting on 'Trending'. Every single video you do ends up there. Not to take anything away from the vids themselves, I think they are great.

[@JonathanWinterflood]

Love how absurd and troll-esque it is. Disappointed the video isn't 1 hour long, just to keep us hoping :D

[@gyorgischwartz]

Who else was waiting for a telletubby to hop out?

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

Only one in black leather, because if this is teletubbyland, and the hils are black with fire, so are the tubbies.

[@johnson941]

I love how he managed to be there in the most western danish weather ever. Cold, windy and too rainy to be comfortable.

[@TheDuckyKing]

I have been there (i live in Denmark) and its huge compared to what you think when you see it on video

[@ericvicaria8648]

"I know that's a bold claim." This may become your catch phrase.

[@MrEzioCraft360]

Imagine how amazing it would have been if the fire appeared while you were staring at it at the end

[@cascamidland]

"One take, woo!"

[@thefinkie6459]

Wow, what a crazy idea! Imagine if this happened in nature! If large structures suddenly burst gouts of flame from their summits at random intervals... hang on a minute...

[@ted_kazinsky]

this looks like a doomsday bunker with four missile silos

[@JoeBleasdaleReal]

Can we just appreciate how bloody cool the name *Ingvar Cronhammar* is?

[@harryflashman8996]

Saw it more than once from the motorway nearby. Thought the chimneys were supposed to be lightning rods.

[@Andreas-zm9tg]

They are

[@mchackster805]

This sculpture has now "claimed" 3 lives, no joke. But i guess that´s to be expected when there is an 11 meter deep pit in the center, and only recently they put up a railing

[@CFKane-gf2jf]

Future civilisations are gonna think this is the modern day Stone Henge

[@npc6817]

Here in the middle we can see the giant ass random burner. Historians believe this peculiar piece of equipment to have been meant to be used in a specific ritual now lost to time.

[@alpheendomination]

Legend has it, Tom is still stood there to this day

[@bullbandit2799]

Over it's lifetime 3 people have died while cleaning this artwork. Got stuck in the chimney and could not get out.

[@attalamarco9761]

The last eruption listed in the website was October 7th last year, has it been turned off or is the website not up to date, or is it just an unnaturally long waiting period?

[@attalamarco9761]

That was 149 days ago btw if anyone's wondering

[@Vares65]

I was wondering the same thing.

[@BlackEagle352]

Somehow I feel very unsatisfied at the moment.

[@samrusoff]

with my long legs, all I've ever wanted were extra large stair steps. maybe this is for me

[@Andreas-zm9tg]

I have to crawl up on them so I aint sure the size is for you

[@Chillius]

It just went off a few minutes ago! Elia's site says "12-09-20 AT. 00:11"

[@jamessatterfield5705]

Thanks for another great video Tom.

[@romanlegion5837]

Intellectuals: work of art Me: Earth has an utter

[@Tre3141]

RomanLegion I tend to have a Ron Swanson type of attitude about art.

[@silberelite7044]

The most frustrating work of art is yoko ono yelling in a microphone.

[@dannysisk9458]

Agreed.

[@samiam619]

I fear that my torture in hell will be being forced to wear headphones with yoko ono screaming and waiting to see this thing shoot flames! Art? No.

[@thesenamesaretaken]

@@deedeewinchur it's 2019, everything is art now

[@raven_of_zoso455]

That is not art, that is just terrorism.

[@simoncallaghan7549]

silber elite in the morning!

[@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248]

1:26 that is a vintage motion detector. My mom's house is full of them, installed in the late 90's with their antiquated alarm system.

[@armandoarmangoTheMango]

If you stand still it wouldn't go off right?

[@haroldthetallandmighty4544]

Imagine setting up a camera waiting for weeks on end for it to burst into flames, with the camera recording. And when you finally see it.... Sh*t forgot to press record

[@AbdulKareemAbdulRahman]

this channel never ceases to amaze me!!!!!