xQc Reacts to Bygone Visions of Cosmic Neighbors | LEMMiNO

[@monsters2312]

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ong (on god)

[@Eric-fu7yf]

Average NPC comment

[@kincade6715]

@@Eric-fu7yf you have an npc name, tf is eric

[@itscky2007]

@@kincade6715 OMEGALUL

[@kimchikin94minmin]

@@itscky2007 OMEGALUL

[@DannyOvox3]

I cant say I blame the astronomers and their old beliefs. I recently got a 5 inch reflector telescope and took a look at the moon. I was in awe... like foreal knowing nothing that we know today, it is easy to see how you can get carried away.

[@fin5494]

Yeah, don't understand how people look back in history and hate on people for doing things that we deem "stupid". No need for presentism

[@Cxncubine]

@@fin5494 forreal, 20 years ago people thought the internet was a ‘fad’ Now it’s literally consumed 90% of the planet, same goes for a ridiculous amount of similar scenarios.

[@CarlosAM1]

@@fin5494 well, its quite easy for people to feel superior to our past selves when you have much more info then they did, even if you would have known far less if born in their era. I bet in the future people on the internet or its equivalent will laugh at us for not knowing thins "as obvious as the cure for cancer" or "as easy as a fusion powered rocket"

[@thing4826]

People forget that not everything was known since the very start. Even one of the most basic things for survival as making fire had to be found out.

[@SHAD0WKNITE]

Surely they aren't just joking

[@spencerfoote6977]

Though the astronomers were wrong I don’t think we should look down on them for simply being dreamers. Rather be inspired.

[@prodPavka]

Best take in this comment section

[@menace202]

Considering that all the science we have today came from centuries of being wrong to find what’s right, it’s a natural process that shouldn’t be looked down on.

[@370joon123]

Yep. In a hundred years we will laugh at how silly multiverse theory is.

[@jack2u]

This is the best comment on any xQc video

[@spacix4118]

@@370joon123 I think it will be a bit more than 100 years

[@CarlosAM1]

I am somewhat sad he did not mention the images (and sound!) the venera probes got of venus, showing a barren, boiling hot wasteland of acid and bone crushing pressures right after all the vivid illustrations of forests and oceans would have probably stuck around with many viewers, giving a nice dramatic tone to the video.

[@WatcherTeacher]

No he did do that watch the whole video again

[@xpena7420]

@@WatcherTeacher Idk if this was meant to be funny but your response to this comment is hilarious

[@bladerunner5340]

@@xpena7420 You're just tripping dog it wasn't funny one bit

[@CarlosAM1]

@@WatcherTeacher can't tell if you are joking, but I am pretty sure he did not

[@WatcherTeacher]

@@CarlosAM1 no he definitely said it you must have missed rewatch the video for a 3rd time he says it I promise

[@knicknevin9975]

Guy had his face pressed up to the telescope so hard he was seeing the veins in his own eye through the lens. What a legend.

[@Ruintheus]

Not exactly. That's one hypothesis on why his observations were erring in this particular manner. What Lemmino presented is one of many hypotheses, none of which is conclusive or widely accepted as being to why he and his telescopes kept viewing canals. No general consensus exists, though there are a wide range of explanations that can account for these aberrant observations of canals. sadly xQc brings up a good question about independent observations in the same era not showing his eye particular eye veins, which is true. Lemmino could have, and should have in my opinion, brought up that independent observations around the world contested Lowell's maps and observations. Ultimately, in the scientific community, Lowell's canals, rather than being an account of the geography of Mars, represents a historical story on the nature of belief and observations and sometimes as a cautionary tale meant to remind us to be rigorous in our skepticism and experimentation.

[@snickle1980]

@@Ruintheus Reminds me of the time as a child I had a floater on my eyeball before i knew what they were. For about a year, i was pretty certain i had an invisible translucent sentient cellular friend that flew through the air. TLDR: Invisible Cellular Friends.

[@ow_su]

This is the first time the officsl xQc channel uploaded faster than normal clippers.

[@Aldnon]

Can't believe chatter calling Percival Lowell a "Dumbass" just because he is "probably" seeing his own eye blood vessel, I bet these chatters not even once in their entire life publish one meaningful publication.

[@Dios_of_Autumn-1999]

I can see the back of my eye. I can also see the sole of my foot while standing.

[@ghost.patrols]

The majority of chatters couldn’t operate a microscope LUL

[@Hollyrking268]

i mean they all just brain dead 13 years kid what do you expect

[@atanasapostolov2731]

@@ghost.patrols And you just proved you are one of them. People look into space using telescopes not fking microscopes..

[@applecake6373]

Sometimes I put streams of him watching stuff while eating so I can pretend im eating with him on my lunch breaks

[@ernestotsr5707]

Wholesome comment .

[@stickyblicky11]

@Prod. LA_B I asked

[@abels6985]

I'm eating lunch rn lol

[@timm5903]

sanest xqc viewer?

[@AgemIronn]

@Prod. LA_B I asked too weirdchamp

[@mif4731]

33:07 i saw this transit in person, i was 8 years old then, my dad brought me to the beach at the very early morning, the sun was just over the horizon, he gave me special glasses to look at it, i was not fully aware of what was happening, but now i know that i will never see something amazing like that ever again. Venus transit occures every 243 years.

[@moonman8921]

I missed it aware

[@jacket5456]

It occurs about every 100 years, but it's still literally a once in a lifetime opportunity.

[@StrandedOnDuna]

@@jacket5456nah id win

[@Pherretfish]

20:27 just put every rapper to shame

[@DHAIVAT-ALLCAPSWHENSPELLED]

The fact that this guy literaly watches anything and communicates with the audience being so honestly Not to make him look to smart or anything. If he doesnt know something he doesnt know. So real!

[@macroplata5124]

”Interesting. So were alone. Ok.” Quite a reflection on a 30 min vid

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Lemmino is honestly one of the best creators on this platform and he only uploads once every 6months

[@Celestinedzn]

It's now once a year. Lemmino's next video will most likely be next year.

[@starfox5254]

The amount of effort xQc puts in this video is actually insane. One of the best channels on youtube

[@Vadikus2424]

The amount of effort this guy puts in this comment is actually insane. One of the best comments on youtube

[@carl1341]

@@Vadikus2424 The amount of effort this guy puts in this reply is actually insane. One of the best replies on youtube

[@jer0me129]

@@carl1341 The amount of effort to this guy in this reply to a reply is actually insane. One of the best reply of a reply of a comment on youtube.

[@yngfljm2277]

@@jer0me129 eh, I've seen better

[@Jackrin294]

@@yngfljm2277 The amount of effort this guy puts into a comment about the quality of a reply to a reply to a reply is actually insane. One of the best comment about a reply to a reply to a reply on youtube

[@fpengu]

I do appreciate how chat says WHOMEGALUL to successful people 300 years ago when 300 years from now they'd be lucky if their family even remembered them

[@spencerfoote6977]

These men were beyond ahead of their time too. They had nothing and saw the stars. We have everything and use none of it. These men sought the answer to life itself. His chat just cares about Xqcs reaction.

[@jordan-ko3xt]

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[@omegacrow4597]

I’d rather not be remembered at all cause all these guys are remembered for us being retarded. Man bats on the moon by the way 😑😂

[@SubcribeMinecraftNOW]

thank you fascist penguin

[@StrandedOnDuna]

@@omegacrow4597 you didnt watch the video did you

[@CreeperAid]

"Bygone Visions of life Asunder, long-since quelled by newfound wonder" is a hard ass bar

[@raverecage]

Its funny to see chat spam mute emote when XQC tries to explain something.

[@syedghaffarhassan]

Loved it man! Great reaction video. And also top notch documentary by Lemmino too.

[@Rose_Emp]

It's been a while since we see another LEMMIMO video, he rarely uploads yet with a very high quality and content.

[@Yeeeeeeeeaaaaah]

my man dig up years of information that buried in history to feed our dumbassess a knowledges no shit he was rarely making videos.

[@mfspic]

@@bunniesnotfound you need a girl in your life

[@Spike_Spikyboy]

No need to be hostile

[@doug2555]

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[@000pppw]

What do you expect from the average rhythm game player with weeb content

[@blitzblix9455]

imagine a guy who lived 400 years ago being smarter than you sadge

[@martenheintze8249]

😩

[@olliecherpuzi5045]

One of the craziest things is that they’ve found that the best conditions for life throughout the universe was several billion years ago. Humans exist near the end of the universe’s habitability. There could have very well been a galactic civilization with multiple species working together. We just missed it.

[@1100MC]

6:53 I was almost proud of X there but he still described his ideal alien as having a "head" "eye/s" "ears"

[@EDMOilers]

X: teaming, what does that mean? Chat: BUSSIN!

[@wZem]

It is kind of heartbreaking that only 100 years ago people were still speculating about alien civilizations in our own solar system. Then over the course of the past century we discovered the actual vastness of space with its billions of galaxies and just how empty everything is.

[@supermax64]

Meh, we haven't remotely begun to search for fossils of ancient life on mars, especially near what we now know used to be large bodies of water. I would argue that's very exciting on its own. As far as the emptyness of the galaxies around, all we can really say for now is that we're not being bombarded with signals, which doesn't quite mean that there are no civilizations and says nothing on the presence of less advanced forms of life. Basically I'd say there's still plenty reasons to be excited and leaps in our understanding of life in the universe could yet be made within our lifetime.

[@wZem]

@@supermax64 But it's all so incredibly, unthinkably far away. Or put differently, the speed of light is so incredibly slow compared to the distances we need to travel. Other galaxies are surely unreachable. And within our own galaxy it would take years, up to many thousands of years to get anywhere even at light speed. Not only traveling to anywhere but the few closest stars in our vicinity seems far fetched, just simply communicating would take years or hundreds or thousands of years as well. And as far as we know there is absolutely no way around that fact. That compared to civilizations living on every planet in the solar system is just really quite sad.

[@reee2589]

Almost blank Surely it was caused by bacteria Clueless o°(Copium)

[@Jin-1337]

It's because the world is simply a test for humans. Joke about all you want but the chance of intelligent life on Earth being the only one on the whole universe makes you think doesn't it. Atheists would believe that it just happened but God definitely exist and He created everything. It's just the most simple and easiest explaination.

[@wZem]

@@Jin-1337 By that I suppose you mean the god from the bible, not Zeus or Allah or Odin or Vishnu or any of the other thousands of gods humans have invented over the centuries? A simple solution indeed, but not one that makes any sort of sense, considering you just pick and choose one creation myth over another. It also doesn't explain in any way the lament of my original comment. Why would that god create so much extra stuff with unimaginable distances in between? What is all this stuff for if we are alone and can never travel there? There are more stars in the observable universe than there are grains of sand on all the beaches on earth. And you mean to tell me this all powerful being created all of them and then picked one grain out of the trillions to have a special relationship with it, create life there and only there and then tell the people they shouldn't masturbate? I rather look for plausible explanations than simple and easy ones.

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Lemmino's soundtracks always bang👌

[@dragonwolf1756]

Congratulations on 2 Million subscribers XqcL

[@vlndlctive1801]

The aliens are already among us, they're currently bumping Yeat in cali

[@hypebeastuchiha9229]

Hey hey where the problem at

[@tyler-qr5jn]

6:49 human arrogance, ignorance and anthropomorphism (but this is inherent in our nature to say and do such things because of our lack of knowledge, but because of the past we can ponder far more rationally). Some assume an intelligent being would look similar to us: bipedal, with two arms, two legs, digits on each limb. However, that idea is arrogant and anthropomorphic (even though it's a good first thought) as already on this earth we have multiple examples of intelligence. Dolphins, Elephants, and Octopus (including apes, which humans include because we have the same anatomical figure as Chimpanzees, Orangutans, etc - but will exclude them from the list due to the point at hand), therefore showing great intelligence can take any form. After studies of dolphin brains, it shows that they're actually more dense and complex than ours, it's just the mere fact they cannot exercise their potential intelligence due to their marine lives unlike us, however. Likewise, due to the course of life/evolution on this earth over millions of years and due to many extinction events putting all life on earth into a bottleneck - another world with intelligent beings which look almost exactly like us is frankly absurd. If life were to arise in another world by abiogenesis, there is a chance for it to form DNA all over again (chemicals into amino acids, amino acids into RNA, and bonded RNA into DNA) there is all the reason for it to not develop into what we see again to the inherent properties of DNA which will inevitably cause mutations (copying errors) or adaptations - in short, evolution. There will be an entirely new tree of life in this world. Whether it will bloom larger than ours, or die at the stump, who knows. Humans have walked only a sliver of time on earth. The produce of 10's of millions of earth of life/events/evolution. It would be absurd to find life almost anatomically identical to us living in a world with different atmospheric composition, different gravity, different predators and prey (mineral, etc, availability). Oxygen in the abundance we have today wouldn't exist if it wasn't for the life form of very beginning to change the atmosphere, if that never happened, all life today which relies on oxygen wouldn't exist either.

[@Aldnon]

Orangutan is the closest in term of "human smart", they can make tools even fishing rod, use tools etc. they are just on a cusp of discovering fire.

[@tyler-qr5jn]

@@Aldnon Chimpanzee the same, great apes are truly great - we're the face of our kind ^^

[@Aldnon]

@@tyler-qr5jn Bro, even chimpanzee can't compete, orangutan understood the concept of hygiene and self health care when using soap, chimpanzee don't. As if orangutan understand that there are something really small and can't be seen with their eyes that gave them disease and discomfort, and it can be prevented by using soap. They are seriously too advanced.

[@supermax64]

True, however if we're talking about civilizations that could build spaceships and travel the stars it puts certain limitations or requirements on the form of said beings. Of course ourselves being the only example we have will clearly create a bias but factually dolphins and elephants aren't going to build computers any time soon. I think there are many safe assumptions we can make on such a civilization, including that they have limbs that can easily manipulate small objects.

[@tyler-qr5jn]

@@supermax64 wholly agree

[@hb-mek]

Am I the only one that gets kinda scared thinking about what the james webb telescope is going to uncover... both conclusions are scary.

[@CarlosAM1]

I am waiting for the trappist-1 data. I too am scared it will just shatter our hopes of possible life by finding out the atmospheres are unhospitable or whatever

[@bloodwolf2609]

I used to think that the universe was too large for life to not exist outside of Earth, but after watching the kurzgesagt video on the kardeshev scale it basically removed any conspiracy that 'alien civilizations' exist. When you put into perspective the scale of time compared to the progression of evolution, there's just too many coincidences that have to line up for it to be more plausable than not. Plus what's the big deal of finding aliens? like it's cool to explore space as it is, why is there so much fixation on finding life outside of Earth? Habitable planets have already been found for humans to eventually move to and create human civilzations on multiple planets, but the fixation on looking for other alien species is strange. Especially when you look at something like a cow or an octopus; If they didn't exist on Earth and either of those creatures were discovered on a different planet in a different solar system, it would be undoubtedly classified as an alien species (not using alien in the sense of 'outside earth' but more in the fictional sense) - Simply looking at a cow as if it wasn't from Earth is already close enough. But still very excited for the Webb telescope's discoveries, because new planets and galaxies are still very interesting, not for the potential of alien life, but just discovering the universe as a massive sandbox that we live in is pretty cool.

[@CarlosAM1]

@@bloodwolf2609 the reason is because we would get to see another point of view as to life itself. Know which things are constants between intelligent species and we would finally not feel as alone as we do now.

[@hb-mek]

@@bloodwolf2609 Carlos has some good reasons for why people want to find alien species but I think there is also the fact that if the aliens are sufficiently advanced we could learn so much. Humans like to learn from those that are older/wiser/know more than them. Much like a conversation with a wise professor expanding our knowledge of a subject. Contacting or learning from alien species would evolve our own knowledge. We are basically just hurtling through time having to figure everything out for ourselves and its scary. Its like being born and just dropped into the forest. We have no idea wtf we are meant to do and have to figure everything out ourselves.

[@Yeeeeeeeeaaaaah]

no shot this comment thread was from this community

[@nineightj1816]

2M Congrats. I couldn't enjoy ur live streams since i have bad net and it keeps buffering. so I'm relying so much on yt. thanks for these yt uploads editor/s and xqc

[@deadinfebruary]

I always go to his channel to like and comment when I watch Felix react to his videos, the guy deserves it.

[@ferro1398]

12:49 holy shit sending long ass tts donos while watching videos should be a war crime

[@eufizbeijinho]

true

[@Jin-1337]

It should be limited to a certain number.

[@noname-tm4bk]

I love space contents. Thank you X!

[@muuuuha]

Yes thank you x for creating such an interesting video. Thank you X!

[@vexnightmare6364]

32:34 Nothing like chat not know that "data" is the plural of datum.

[@Vacated204]

LMFAO Chat "KKona Got Oil, Aliens?"

[@olsn]

16:46 was absolute barsssssssss

[@atoma2328]

My man is spittin bars 20:29 16:46

[@spencerfoote6977]

16:46 is my favorite part of the video.

[@sarituaalbert9297]

I literally open FL Studio, makes small beats and playing it together. Actual NODDERS

[@pathfindermain3682]

People in chat calling X dumb, then a guy in chat at 1:48 fr said "light can't travel that far"

[@alinzzzzz]

1:27 This is where the AI got those words from 😂

[@rioluvo]

just got my wisdom teeth taken out and watching x react to lemmino is really nice 🦔❄. lemmino quality is so good

[@emptyfueltank]

30:00 imagine hearing someone scream "help" in this

[@OrkusReOrca]

An answer to the 6:55 question on why scientist assume that alien look like us, is because our humanoid shape (2 legs 2 arm 1 head 2 eyes etc.) Is by far the most advance and supported shape from evolution that can support a species with high intelligence. Having just one big eyes would be a disadvantages in evolution, by making the eye too big, first it would be a easy target to predator, also, you can see that most day time predator have small eyes/pupils to focus light to concentrate when hunting. So, in the aspect of evolution, most intelligence species will have a similar humanoid shape.

[@ThwipThwipBoom]

Wow, xQc actually uploaded this reaction before the clip channels could

[@chandrasekharlimit4547]

Once you see these cosmic objects in a telescope, you can understand why they get crazy ideas, I found the pillars of creation with my 9in telescope and I couldn’t stop looking, it was almost like I felt like I couldn’t get enough, it’s so amazing everytime and it’s so hard to believe what you’re seeing, I even am a grad student in Astronomy and Astrophysics 😂

[@just_nodh864]

"This guy is cooked" lmao Xqc's takes in a nutshell.

[@sebastienpoole1602]

Happy 2 million subs xqc!

[@germanrudecindo3382]

I have always been a believer of Tesla supposed statement that he got a lot of knowledge from other species, or that's just something that I always wanted to believe. damn How cool that would be

[@CarlosAM1]

It would mean those species were quite biased when it comes to trying to push bad ideas like wireless electricity, since for every good idea tesla had he had another bad one.

[@Emperorhirohito19272]

It would be cool. But you shouldn’t believe something just because it would be cool if it was true

[@magnxs]

manbat besat aflat upon the back upon a fellow manbat helivaced by a pack of manbats

[@Alexandros.Mograine]

funny how people dont realize we didnt have full hd pictures of planets surfaces 100-200 years ago, one would think that is obvious.

[@Opi0id-z]

So interesting and mysterious, and knowing the milky way is like one of the smaller galaxies just blows your mind, no way there isnt life out there somewhere possibly trillions of planets out there, might even be a planet that is way more advanced then us and are flying around in cars like The Jetsons.

[@saitamaaaa445]

A new the Historian video just came out right now, The best reactor week of the year, he should react to some of new nexpo videos too

[@sneakycroww7732]

It blew my mind seeing the drawings of mars and how they thought it looks with life

[@CloudyCloud]

"whats blackrock?" SHUNGITE forsenCD

[@JaqAttaq5]

It’s always fascinating to see how people back in the 1800’s and 1900’s believed that these planets could be habitable for life, with forests, rivers, and oceans. With the technology now, it’s kinda disappointing that it’s been proven these planets don’t have all that cause what if they did? It’s a neat thought

[@martenheintze8249]

Crazy how with the evolution of technology, we get closer to the true state of everything. Evermore hopeless.

[@succulentfish8569]

Congratulations for 2 million juicers xqcL

[@beastrule]

My mans was looking at his own eye lol

[@TheSilentpigs100]

0:05 when he first learned of black rock

[@Rangerino]

We don't deserve Lemmino content. Its too well produced.

[@blueknight1109]

TrollDespair surely there’s life outside of our solar system

[@thev01d12]

These space videos are super cozy.

[@jojobojer9543]

Yeah always i look up on some sicence articles where they described some pixel art pictures marked with some arrows and circels

[@shisokuseku8634]

10:45 Thats why Philosophy and Science go hand in hand btw^^ Great Take X :D

[@brezilianpope]

Ayy, as soon as I saw Lemmino uploaded, I knew this vid was coming

[@creathechiboi]

9:20 little pissed off at this one chatter who thinks the guy in the recording is speaking literally after he says "imaginative inventions"

[@kristoffseisler2163]

lmao 4:30 👉 KKonaW 👈 LALALALA

[@BelastetGD]

Interesting and CONGRATS ON 2MIL

[@fries1720]

16:46 Those are some crazy bars.

[@stealtho]

when i saw this vid initially i was waiting for penguinz0 and xqc to react to this, nice

[@JJJBoys]

Chat - "LSD WAS EVERY WHERE BACK THEN"

[@CathexisMu]

I love how your editors not only put the original link for the video you react to but they also put it the creators other links.

[@MothDotSwag]

like a minute in rn, could the ashen light be the sun shining all the way through since it won’t be affected by an atmosphere

[@jcwrior333]

20:29 lebronJAM

[@rodricbr]

6:40 guy in chat says "pxssy is pxssy"

[@LeoJay]

Ashen Light sounds like an Elden Ring item.

[@SenatorDodo09]

YO someone give me the song name in the intro and outro of this video, ITS SO FUCKING GOOD

[@UmUs]

This one? kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGHUZoOIZt2jd5I

[@UmUs]

If that aint right, you can probably find the one you want on his music channel, LEMMiNO Music

[@Halo3Matalix]

whats blackrock? he doesn't even know the company that owns him.

[@bruhmemento8314]

Still waiting for him to react to the Cicada 3301 vid, it's pretty good

[@pfML.]

i think he did already

[@bruhmemento8314]

@@pfML. oh fr? i cant seem to find it on here or on twitch though

[@pfML.]

@@bruhmemento8314 ahh i guess not srry for wasting your time

[@bruhmemento8314]

@@pfML. nah its fine lol its just that the whole 3301 thing is pretty cool and seeing x watch it would be fun

[@Ruintheus]

@@bruhmemento8314 it's ok. I was there on 4chan when we tried to figure it out. I mean the idea is cool and we were hyped when it occurred but just like all things interest in it fizzled out and there was never a clear answer at the end so it's not like we got anything out of it lol

[@imma5269]

Everyone remember to go like the original video as well, Lemmino deserves it

[@-sandgrains-9791]

3:00 Felix AYAYA

[@jd_lione3148]

19:56 "The man who invented clickbait"

[@nickluckovitch3288]

32:52 Chat: INTEL STAR LULW

[@Transforsen]

All this taught me is that Pluto in the Portugal of the Solar System

[@superhealthkyle]

😂😂 CAKE OOOOOOWNAW 😂 DOUBLE U 🤣 BRO LITERALLY 150% OF AMERICANS BELIEVE EARTH IS FLAT 🤣🤣 AND THAT SPACE IS FAKE BRO!!!! 😂😂

[@tofolcano9639]

12:01 Tomar's little worm spotted

[@tankpiggy]

Quick summary of the video: The Soviet Union achieved more in space than America, William Herschel and John Herschel did a little bit of trolling, and the moon is an egg.

[@DarjeelingEnjoyer]

satellites crashing and solving nothing = more than America

[@betterbutter3055]

there's flying glizzys in space

[@Zairow]

Egg Mooner has to be the funniest made up term I've heard today LMAO

[@userunaemu]

That Percival guy was off da Perc.

[@snowfury406]

I try to replace the person explaining in these videos, with xQc's voice.

[@littletweeter1327]

This is the best xqc react content

[@Rein143-]

Congrats to 2M subs xqcL

[@jamsjars9505]

The difference between these two famous content creators is staggering lmao.

[@Yungbeck]

Everyone roasting these old theories while still praying and going to church *clown emoj

[@DolphinaLF]

*"A man bat, besat flat upon the back of a fellow man bat, (hella vacced?), by a pack of man bats"* Eminem should drop this bar ong.

[@ExpiredFreedom]

imagine batchesting a planetary phenomena

[@Jaxv3r]

I watched this on Lemmino's channel and watching it again on xqc.

[@Moonii_YT]

Maybe being all alone in this universe is the best for us all. We could fuck shit up with other life forms or they could attack us and get on top of the food chain

[@GREENHOUSE_LIGHTSHOW]

the total amount of IQ in the chat is not even enough to weigh down a feather that is slightly bent on the ground.

[@TheTwoReborn]

31:48 Ain’t no way some people in chat are BOOBAing aurorae on Saturn

[@swig_gigolo]

Good commentary 👍