Where Would A Nuke Kill The Most People?

[@notohkae]

I love how toycat describes doing "better" as killing more people

[@Phoenixx327]

you love it? sus

[@sickboi2615]

i hate comments which start with '' I love how ''

[@nevreiha]

Douglas MacArthur mindset

[@mixderman2461]

@@nevreiha Sigma Gigachad Mindset

[@bruhz_089]

@@sickboi2615 I hate how comments start with "I love how"

[@sizanogreen9900]

Just the kind of uplifting video I like to watch on youtube just before christmas:)

[@dragonli1y]

Your Christmas plans sound fun

[@sizanogreen9900]

@@dragonli1y nothing special planned this year. Just chillin with my pals Dr. Evil and Hannibal Lecter.

[@TheOnlyCaprisun]

@@sizanogreen9900 do you perhaps need…mmm…1 mmmiilllion dollars? *puts pinky to mouth*

[@sizanogreen9900]

@@TheOnlyCaprisun It is on the wishlist. That or a lunar death ray to extort 1 mmmmiiiillion dollars.

[@sizanogreen9900]

@Karan Thapar thank you, to you as well:)

[@liamhenderson7367]

"You know who doesn't kill people? This video's sponsor." "I don't think I can say that" 😶

[@primozledinek8408]

Yeah. They prolly do kill people

[@sirpaulsukunyan8040]

it’s duolingo when you miss a spanish lesson

[@bobbiemarkwick4417]

@@sirpaulsukunyan8040 I mean he did suggest it’s a language learning service

[@Triangulum598]

I honestly don't get it though, how much more gigachad can your marketing get? like, if it was insurance or something, that'd be pretty badass to claim they'll cover your house getting destroyed by a nuke

[@PhillipAmthor]

RAID SHADOW LEGENDS!

[@walkingmeme8845]

The best place to drop it is objectively Australia. The spider population would decrease by 50%

[@danielgerber7422]

Think of the mutations though

[@mixderman2461]

And rest will just be stronger. Yeah very clever you cu-

[@rb98769]

@@danielgerber7422 Spider legs typed this

[@fieldsfamily6447]

why kill the peakock spiders?

[@colatf2]

Spiders are nice :(

[@rustyshackleford5166]

Toycat casually letting people know of his plans for world domination.

[@NotaNotas]

The sponsor redacted parts were hilarious with the music and background pic One of my fav vids you’ve made, very educational and I’m sure North Korea can take notes Also why would someone take back their sponsor on this, this is great

[@PouLS]

Because figuring out how to kill the most people isn't the best ad

[@NotaNotas]

PouLS it’s figuring out where not to place nukes, which is a great ad, someone’s not very fun

[@PouLS]

@@NotaNotas Yeah but imagine your company is known for sponsoring a video called "Where Would A Nuke Kill The Most People?"

[@NotaNotas]

PouLS Thatd be pretty cool, like where is it gonna nuke the most people? Learn about our company to find out, buy our products to save urself from the end

[@Luredreier]

@@NotaNotas *We* would think it's cool. Because we're all crazy anyway. But imagine the headlines that the normies would see? This would be taken out of context and that companys pr department would have just as many fires to put out as if they genuinely *had* been nuked.

[@0xCAFEF00D]

This video really made me realize the importance of knowing multiple languages. If only there was some service to teach me this. Oh well.

[@AZNVYR]

Memrise

[@Sarahbryson321]

@@penguinpenguinpenguin r/ wooooooooooosh

[@ezekiel440]

@@penguinpenguinpenguin bruh

[@makayla946]

I wonder if nuclear weapons are ever sponsored. Imagine a big Coca-Cola logo on a nuclear weapon.

[@weareafteryou3975]

This is like idiocracy level stuff

[@TimThomason]

Bob's Big Boy

[@UEatPoo]

Fallout did it sorta

[@MarillSweatshirt]

@@weareafteryou3975 not entirely..... considering those same soda companies get a good amount of the water they sale from Michigan. So they clearly don't have a problem with fucking the same people that make them millions.

[@roastchestnut5274]

That wouldn't be very efficient advertising though...

[@CookieGal-]

Great way to get me on a no-fly list, thanks Toycat.

[@Suspect002]

lmao I don't think the government is going to believe that you are going to nuke random cities

[@BeardedDragonMan1997]

@@Suspect002 it’s a joke

[@Suspect002]

@@BeardedDragonMan1997 Yeah I get that, just working for the government really makes it clear that everyone is categorized on thousands of lists on basically everything they do online. And that they're not against acting on those lists.

[@BeardedDragonMan1997]

@@Suspect002 you don't work for anyone. you're like 8 lmaooooo.

[@Suspect002]

@@BeardedDragonMan1997 I'm in the Coast Guard lmao

[@stiltongruyere9691]

The correct answer is probably somewhere in the asteroid belt: if you change the course of a space rock, you could perhaps cause a chain reaction that ends up with the moon crashing into the earth in 10,000 years or something.

[@Bafftubz10]

PATIENCE 100

[@RP-16]

That’d be enough time to escape earth or find ways to redirect moon elsewhere. But any significant movement of the moon would result in mass casualties anyway.

[@saythealphabet776]

im not sure if tis would work, because i believe that in 10000 years we would have completely messed up the earth and either went extinct or left to some other planet. I'd say probably better to do it in the core of the sun, as it is extremely dense and it would cause a chain reaction that will make the sun basically go boom. which i believe would probably be pretty bad for us on earth, and very instant too.

[@RP-16]

@@saythealphabet776 redirecting anything to the sun is extremely hard. The closer you get the faster you go. Slowing down is the key to crashing in the sun or extreme precision. I guess in 10k years we’d be good enough but redirecting it away from earth is far far far far easier anyway.

[@PrinzAquatic]

Butterfly effect imma right

[@UnknownRager96]

ah yes, the most important part to relate your brand to, nuclear explosions that kill a majority of the world

[@fryhyh]

"not that im assuming russia wants to do that too soon" aged well

[@TheMihirj]

How wacky it is, that the title of this video could easily have been 'Densest Population clusters in the world'!

[@ibx2cat]

nuclear weapons are an exciting way to teach people population density imo

[@MobileGamingKing]

@@ibx2cat if this was how my teacher taught us in school i would’ve learned way more

[@goosemchonkington2305]

@@ibx2cat The population won't be so dense after the explosion though

[@naphackDT]

"It only goes up to 100 megatons." There is barely any difference between 50 and 100 or even 200 megatons in the first place. The atmospheric pressure can't contain the blast and most of it will just shoot up into the stratosphere, having increasingly diminishing effects on the ground. The difference in devastation between 500 kilotons and 1 megaton is enormous, the difference between 50 megatons and 100 megatons barely registers.

[@ybjtya4366]

You know a lot about war crimes🧐

[@sebagomez4647]

A bomb with 50 1Mt scatter bombs . now thats a country wiper

[@naphackDT]

@@sebagomez4647 the sweet spot appears to be around 700 kilotons. But that's probably also for logistical reasons. Remember, the bigger and heavier a bomb, the more difficult to transport, perform maintenance, deliver on target, etc.

[@irenaveksler1935]

I am 100th like

[@irenaveksler1935]

@@naphackDT nice

[@Css73.]

3:37 Are you sure about that. 🤔

[@Mr.Nichan]

11:00 It's actually a coincidence. The "Slave" people of Canada are sometimes "Slavey", probably to avoid the fact that their name coincidentally looks like the English word "slave". What's not a coincidence, though, is that the word "Slav" sounds like "slave". Most slaves in medieval western Europe were Slavic, and I guess Slavs were most commonly encountered as slaves in England. Thus, the word "Slav" became a general word for slave. At some point the silent must have been added to the end to reperesent the long vowel, which, like all long /a:/ in Middle English, came to sound like /ei/ in Modern English. My brother thinks it's very ironic to read in English one of the earliest writings about the Slavs, which is a Greek writer calling them "a proud people who will never be enslaved".

[@FedulAis]

Man, don't you think it's a little bit impolite to insert etymology of a word and calling description of people ironic? Like randomly mention that Englishmen despised Irish in earlier times and thought of them as alcoholic bunch. And slavs weren't a majority of slaves in British islands , it wouldn't be possible as local customs also permitted prisoners of war, so majority of enslaved people probably would been from neighboring area, like Saxons enslaving Welsh or vice versa.

[@doublxhelix5014]

Slave Lake is a beautiful lake

[@mz00956]

But how did the english people translate the greek text if the word only came to be afterwards? What was the placeholder word?

[@Mr.Nichan]

@@FedulAis The etymology itself is rude, but, no, I don't think it's rude to mention it, and it wasn't entirely random either. I saying that, just because the rude thing you might imagine happened (a Native American tribe being literally called "slaves" by English speakers to this day) didn't happen, doesn't mean something else very rude didn't happen with that word, and that even thinking the word "slave" is an insult to call an ethnic group might be seen as an indirect insult to Slavs if you were the kind of person who took etymology way too seriously. Also, the shift in meaning from SLAV (member of the ethnic group) to SLAVE (forced worker) apparently didn't actually happen in English, but rather in Latin or French. English just borrowed the Old French word for SLAVE (which was "sclave" back then). (Gallic Latin, of course, evolved into French, so the line between the two is rather arbitrary, but Wiktionary seems to claim that the shift happened in Latin.)

[@blitzen435]

“I don’t get out of bed for 3 million” lmao

[@Persac7]

lol

[@jaredbullock5366]

Toycat after killing the most people with one nuke “Judge how can it be a hate crime if I loved doing it?”

[@brynburke67]

For those of you wanting the answer, I found that New Delhi gave me the highest count at 14.1M. Let me know if anyone finds any higher, for... purposes. Edit: Kolkata, India 16.1M

[@naphackDT]

Cairo and Manila are other "good" candidates.

[@louiscypher4186]

Kolkata, India. In the river ever south west of the Outram gat ferry terminal. Tsar Bomba 100MT Airburst height 10000M Estimated fatalities: 16,050,370 Estimated injuries: 10,742,850 Basically the entire city is dead.

[@joaopedrocruz6432]

In Tokyo I think you can get more if I remember right.

[@malharmazumdar3731]

India number one! never been more proud of my nation. time to commit warcrimes in kashmir

[@louiscypher4186]

@@malharmazumdar3731 No warcrimes until you've done your home work!

[@zenbonimusic7308]

Putin taking notes on this one.

[@user-lk8lq1pm5h]

Wait till he realizes that he was playing on US military computer

[@ethanfrancis4527]

You know the video's dark when even vault-tec refuses to sponsor it

[@ldfoggy2k453]

Everyone: merry Christmas and happy new year Toy cat: this where a nuke is more likely to kill more people

[@spacehawkreviewsvideos8262]

I feel like this is a tool used by people that actually work at defence departments 😂

[@fieldsfamily6447]

yes, or maybe used just for fun, it probly is for the defence departments though

[@Peelster1]

"I lived in New Jersey while I was living in New York." -Toycat telling us he's from the UK without telling us he is from the UK.

[@endermandusty]

Toycat was so excited when he saw that a nuke would kill 5.5 million londoners

[@sizanogreen9900]

I reckon the pearl river delta would have been the high score.

[@champagne.future5248]

I appreciate Toycats talent for facing really dark things with a cheerful spirit.

[@joek4759]

The English way

[@MariusSA]

Wow I wonder why the sponsor declined the integration 🤔

[@権兵衛-e8u]

Perhaps any city where it was dropped, the people who drop it always say "I saved more lives". But this time the words will never get a chance to be remembered by anyone.

[@Henry-cl3gi]

i wonder why the sponsor jumped out, does anyone have any insite on why that might have happened?

[@user-lq2wq8yl5b]

9:00 You know what doesn't kill people? Our video's sponsor 😂

[@jdjrhejrjrjejrj7921]

Insight

[@podomuss]

The end of this video shows a misunderstanding of how modern nuclear doctrine works. You say that they wouldn't nuke for instance, the rural US, but they absolutely would. Montana has numerous nuclear silos, and nutralizing the enemy's capacity to wage nuclear war is of utmost importance, even more important than causing attrition.

[@ItsDannyio]

4:42 Queens and Staten Island wouldn’t add to the death rate because they aren’t cities, they’re parts of New York City, so the population total you mentioned already includes Staten Island, Queens, the Bronx, Manhattan, and Brooklyn

[@MsPymParticles]

Being born in Yonkers while Toycat relentlessly roasts it 😞

This is the first time I've seen a video where the sponsors declined it, or at least, the first one the youtuber told. I wonder, who the sponsor was?

[@elinakeranen4499]

It's a joke, there was no sponsor at any point

[@sportploech9643]

probably duolingo or something like that cause he said "and i will speak to the ducth peapole with my [readected] knowloge

[@-1081]

Based on the number of casualties, It would be Manila with 12M when the 50MT Tsar Bomb is detonated in that area (It doesn't help that 3 of the top 10 most dense cities are basically just next door neighbors of Manila) And with the following fallout, you could theoretically kill millions in Southeast Asia and East asia because of the prevalant wind patterns blowing either towards Japan, Mainland China, or Indochina based on the current season. You can also have the maritime trade routes between East Asia and Europe cripple due to Radioactive fallout so if you want to maximize casualties while crippling the global economy, then a 50MT nuke in Manila would do the trick.

[@levibryant7186]

Thank you toycat. I found this video very useful.

[@entothechesnautknight1762]

You'd probably kill the most people dropping a tsar Bomba between Japan and China, you'd create a tsunami that could easily wipe out the coastlines of both countries in an hour.

[@saratei99]

That's not how nuclear explosions work

[@UwU-ok2jr]

@@saratei99 i guess if you detonate it in the water it would

[@craigdavies2598]

Well this aged well

[@miguelvasquez9444]

Childhood is watching his Minecraft videos, Manhood is watching his geography videos

[@miguelvasquez9444]

Godhood is doing both

[@PatRose]

Putin's people watching this vid rn

[@tylerholland4652]

When he zoomed into NY, I saw where I lived which is surprising because my town is fairly small

[@user-rd2kq2ok7c]

Putin watching this for homework rn

[@howdyhamster]

1:19 >List of ethnic slurs by ethnicity Based

[@norwegianboyee]

Thanks, this will help me a lot in my research for where to put the bomb.

[@JohnPaul_kun]

yeah welcome to the video where ibox normal talk about minecraft is now talking about how many people he can kill with nukes

[@perforyoutube2901]

Now this is a question everyone has thought but have never been bothered to find out…right?

[@ogkobebrown7801]

Me: watches this video The Fbi outside my door: ok sir open up

[@trevoreklof1088]

Thank you if I ever perhaps come in possession of a single nuke I would know where to launch it

[@jamesvader8683]

Yup you would launch it in Siberia right?

[@Baldilocks88]

"Maybe you could get so me of your catharsis out by turning scotland into this" Me, a scotsman: "Oh no, he 's joined the enemy."

[@MajkaSrajka]

7:27 Someone has been doing his reseach. (List of ethnic slurs by ethnicity)

[@vojtsn]

Yes this is the type of videos i love to watch before christmas

[@big_alsgaming]

well this aged well

[@Segalcentral69420]

Highest : Manila: 12.5 million deaths 9.6 mill injuries Lowest : Nuuk: 10 deaths 70 injuries NOTE: Injuries r lower than the Siberia one he did this is also lowest and highest if you nuke a city not the middle of a desert.

[@LukaCuturic]

I've never seen your primary channel. Does it exist or is it an inside joke I haven't figured out yet?

[@winterdome]

It's ibxtoycat

[@rickydornberger4771]

Good ole wholesome content Toycat.

[@lucastracz2252]

You should have tried São Paulo or Ciudad del Mexico, the biggest cities in the Americas. In my tests, it was 11.5m in São Paulo and 10m in Ciudad del Mexico, which shows that even the United States is the continent's power, it's not where the population is concentrated.

[@darklibertario5001]

Yeah I was waiting for him to try São Paulo, the biggest city in the americas (where I live)

[@Matthew-zy5sr]

@@darklibertario5001 how many robbers?

[@darklibertario5001]

@@Matthew-zy5sr Less than Detroit for sure

[@VArsovski10]

Same, was expecting to see that, or at least Istanbul, which hosts about 15m

[@Matthew-zy5sr]

@@darklibertario5001 i dont live in the us, but i doubt it

[@DolphinaLF]

needed for my... uh... school project..

[@sayitlouder4thepeopleintheback]

Vladimir Putin be like Give this Man a promotion to bomb planing

[@guesstime6445]

10:55 out of all the places he could had picked he placed the Tsar bomb by my town. Before he did that he said no one would care. I live there! In all seriousness wow. It’s not often I see my town in a KZbin video. He’s probably right. No one would care. Expect oil field and logging companies.

[@PeterBuvik]

I would say naples since its also very geologically Unstable and a bomb could set in motion a eruption from Campi Felegrei that would put the world in to a literal dark age

[@niplob]

Why is this old video so recent

[@melancholymelon5316]

Thanks for the locations to hit now all I need now is a 5 minutes craft on how to make a nuke

[@Corwin256]

5:53 As a man from West Michigan, I wholeheartedly endorse sticking with Detroit as the first target.

[@blubfishuwaaa]

30 seconds in and i already love it thank you toycat

[@XaniaProjects]

Toycat trying to be thanos, but also telling his plan to his own audience

[@soysauce131]

INstead of casualties, I wonder what would cause the most economic damage, whether its in damages alone or what place (if destroyed) causes the econemy to fall down.

[@armsid]

Slave Lake in Alberta is actually based on a Indigenous people groups name and non slavery. It’s also pronounced somewhat differently (more like Sla wee but not quite)

[@4franz4]

6:30 he's making fun of Putin but forgot that the Americans were actually the ones who dropped nukes on civilians...

[@polskitygrys4951]

I just realized. the density map ibx2cat is using doesn't have Zeeland in it Lmao

[@yelsewteste8257]

I love the fact that when people think where is the best place to drop a nuke no one considers Brazil

[@99999bomb]

Looks like Even the nukes don’t want to go to Brazil

[@ssjjshawn]

Nuclear weapons are primarily designed to target large amounts of working infrastructure to cripple a country. Nuking Brazil would be redundant

[@iLOVEbpENTERTAINMENT]

toycat doesnt have one fbi agent but he has the entire fbi tracking his internet usage

[@kabalofthebloodyspoon]

Love these wholesome video themes 🙃

[@moon-pw1bi]

"calling scotland a country is like handing your little brother a controller that isnt plugged in" lmao

[@catenaris]

It's quite enjoyable to see this "atomic bomb challenge". It kinda made me want to test. (FBI knocking on door) *SORRY soory I meant the map not the actual nukes we cool right*

[@TheDartFrog]

oh gosh, I thought this was a very recent upload, turns out it's from December o_o

[@sylvalmao]

This didn't aged well lmfao

[@joemama-pq2qx]

This really aged well

[@jacobanthony7829]

1:40 has absolutely killed me

[@cryptex3151]

Thanks, was needing this

[@lanceanthony198]

[ Your channel ‘ ibx2cat ‘ has been suspended for content guideline violations, including: Threats of terrorism or destruction ]

[@georgiancrossroads]

I got to over 13 million in New Delhi. (Remove cookies to continue.) 2,500 where I used to live in Alaska. A bit over one million here in Tbilisi Georgia.

[@estebanduniach5075]

Got 11M in Mexico City, Dhaka, Seoul and Jakarta, 12 in Sao Paulo, 13M in Mumbai, 14M in New Delhi, in Cairo and also a 14 in Manila so the best place to nuke is either Mumbai, Cairo, New D or Manila depending on how well you place it. Thanks for the video!

[@mariomarinas2942]

You try the pearl harbour

[@mariomarinas2942]

The place where Hong Kong plus Macao plus other two big capital of chinese provinces are almost one

[@estebanduniach5075]

@@mariomarinas2942 Hi, I tryed out but the problem with Chinese cities compared to Indian ones like Mumbai or ND is that they are very wide. In the HK/Macao/Dongguan/Shenzhen/Guangzhou/Foshan the most you could get is a 7/8 M in Gangzhou. The radius of the Tsar Bomba 50Mt is not wide enough. But if it way something like 5 times bigger, let's say 100 kilometers long, this region of China/HK would probably be top 1 world with 60M+

[@itsrafamoreno]

Droping in São Paulo: Estimated fatalities: 11,208,920 Estimated injuries: 9,500,360

[@colonelgraff9198]

*Russia has entered the chat*

[@DarkDruid7]

7:36 This map is delicious is you think of the red as Flaming Hot Cheetos, the orange as Cheetos, the yellow as generic cheese puffs, and the beige/tan as the inside of generic cheese puffs.

[@cyclenutter2715]

SCOTLAND FOREVER 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@crusatyr1452]

Not after Toycat drops a nuke on Edinburgh

[@jeff09_]

Thanks for the info

[@zonaab8252]

Feel like we shouldn’t advertise the most efficient place to detonate a nuke

[@cloroxbleach7554]

FBI: What an interesting channel... *puts it on blacklist*

[@Antonio.Aguilera]

Putin watching this video now "Write that down, WRITE THAT DOWN"

[@eneaganh6319]

THANK YOU I needed this

[@saulgoodmanKAZAKH]

I swear Kazakhstan is a perfect land to live in. No natural disasters at all since no ocean, no huge crime, no land disputes, no enemies, no nukes and nobody cares about us really. The only problems could be Russia and China and the cold climate

[@oblivitv1337]

This doesn't account for agricultural damages which result in deaths if radius is big enough

[@gotham61]

Three miles from Yonkers here. I have thought about this question before, but it's not just about casualties, disruption counts too. If you dropped your bomb on the Ikea in Elizabeth NJ, in addition to killing millions in NYC, it would also shut down Newark, one of the world's busiest airports, Port Elizabeth, the busiest shipping container port in the North East US, Interstate 95, the main north-south East Coast trucking route, and the Amtrak North East corridor, the busiest freight/passenger freight line on the East Coast. All of them are within a 1/4 mile of the Ikea.

[@lexxist]

damn i love that ikea. i hope it never gets nuked

[@ellidominusser1138]

Very useful and informative! Thanks Toycat!

[@thomasperrett9576]

*Vladimir Putin likes this Video*

[@salamilidaintgonfit7576]

Her: he’s probably thinking about other girls Him:

[@mixamega]

this didnt age very well

[@Nugcon]

that intro is so great