THESE ANIMATIONS ARE TOO DISTURBING!! (Zack D Films)

[00:00:00]You save most of yours. And every time you do, you earn a little more interest, which keeps growing as your savings grow.

[00:00:09]>> And as you grow >> 10 years, your brother has nothing but a weight problem.

[00:00:13]>> Oh, the motheruck cavities while you have $6,000 in the bank.

[00:00:21]>> You and your brother.

[00:00:22]>> Hi YouTube. Welcome back in hell. My name is Cypress and if you didn't know yet, I stream live on Twitch. So, if you like to see me play games or hang out with me, my community or you would like to say my chat that you didn't know live stream live, go to twitch.tv/feuber cypress and I hope to see you there sometime. I also upload gameplay videos and gaming highlights here on YouTube on my gaming channel Cypress Play. Today, we'll be watching shorts by Zack D Films. How tall would a human cube be?

[00:00:48]Can't say that I've been wondering about that, but okay.

[00:00:51]>> Your limbs would be folded inward before you're pressed tightly against others.

[00:00:56]Their bodies would crush you from every side, locking you in place. Then more and more bodies pile on top until everyone on Earth is fused.

[00:01:06]>> Okay, I was about to ask like how many do you need? But it's the entire population. Got it.

[00:01:11]>> One massive human cube. Now, if you split it up by men and women, the men's side rises past skyscrapers, reaching over 2,000 ft tall, and the women would be about 100 ft short. Damn it, women.

[00:01:25]We need more. We need more of us >> back together. They would be taller than three Empire State Buildings.

[00:01:31]>> Okay, thank you for this information and no one asked for, but I guess now we know. Bro is giving AI ideas for world domination. Sack loves answering questions that we think of when we're under the influence. Secret behind perfect wood seams.

[00:01:48]>> Screw a thin board into the plank and drill three holes through it and into the wood below. Then unscrew the board and attach it onto another plank, repeating the process with the pre-drilled holes. Next, squeeze glue.

[00:02:03]>> I guess that's really smart to do >> to each hole and hammer three wooden pegs into one plank. Line up the pegs with the holes on the other plank and tap it down gently, locking them together perfectly. As it dries, the seam will be almost invisible.

[00:02:18]>> I was expecting a video like uh this one, but it didn't happen. This one was actually very informative. Zach keeps switching arcs now he's in construction.

[00:02:27]How Roman sailors made sea water drinkable.

[00:02:30]>> They would scoop up sea water, pour it into a brass pot, and boil it over a fire. This caused the salt to stay behind while the steam rose into a sponge above which absorbed it. And once it cooled, it turned back into liquid.

[00:02:46]>> That is soing smart. So they squeezed the sponge and fresh water poured out for them to drink, allowing Roman sailors to survive when out at sea.

[00:02:56]>> They were kind of genius. For real.

[00:02:58]Roman even received an electrical thermometer. I didn't even realize he was using that. The dog who exposed the babysitter.

[00:03:06]>> The dog growled at the babysitter, standing between her and the baby. Now the >> Oh, are you sensing that she's evil?

[00:03:14]>> Dog was usually friendly. And that sudden change made the parents suspicious. So they hid a phone under the couch and left it recording after they went out. When they listened back, they heard the babysitter screaming curse words at the baby with crying and slapping sounds in the background. They took it to the police who arrested the babysitter after she confessed and she was sentenced to 3 years.

[00:03:40]>> That's years in prison. All because the dog refused to let her near.

[00:03:46]>> You're such a good boy. How angry do you have to be to curse slapper? Exactly.

[00:03:51]Like what the [ __ ] is your problem that you feel that you need to do that or that you want to do that? I guess like what's wrong with you? How to make a real lightsaber?

[00:03:59]>> Build a metal handle with pipes inside.

[00:04:02]>> Oh yeah, I would just do that. I let me let me let me just quickly do that.

[00:04:06]>> With a special nozzle for gas to flow.

[00:04:09]Add an igniter at the top and strap a propane and oxygen tank to the back. Now run two tubes from the tanks to the handle.

[00:04:18]>> Oh, that's too much. I already don't want it anymore.

[00:04:21]>> A computer chip to both controls, connecting it to a button on the side.

[00:04:26]When you press the button, the chip opens the controls, releasing gas that flows to the handle. Then the igniter lights it, creating a stream of fire that looks like a blade and is hot enough to melt through.

[00:04:39]>> I mean, I guess that is cool, but I would not want to walk around with something on my back like that.

[00:04:44]Lightsaber. More like a really hot flamethrower. Can you taste garlic with your feet? What is this question?

[00:04:50]>> Put a piece of garlic into a plastic bag. Then crush it until it breaks open.

[00:04:55]Next, slide the bag onto your foot and as your foot touches the garlic, it releases compounds that I don't want.

[00:05:03]>> pass through your skin and enter your circulation, traveling all the way up to your lungs. So, as you breathe out, that garlic smell travels through your nose and mouth, which your brain experiences as taste.

[00:05:17]>> The hidden danger of bionic vision. They would cut open your eye before sliding a tiny What the Why does it start like that? They would open your eye. Okay, thank you.

[00:05:28]>> Chip behind your retina. Then you would wear smart glasses that send out invisible waves.

[00:05:33]>> Yeah, no thank you. I don't need that.

[00:05:35]No, thank you.

[00:05:35]>> Waves that pass through skin. The glasses would track where those waves stopped and send that information to the chip. This will create an image in your mind, allowing you to see with >> Oh, that's what myionic vision is. X-ray vision, but that vision would come from the technology, not your >> Wait, why would I want to see it like that?

[00:05:55]>> Eyes. Meaning, if the system ever failed, you could lose your vision with it.

[00:06:00]>> Yeah, that's not worth it just to see like, why would I want this >> X-ray vision?

[00:06:05]>> Why would I want X-ray vision? Okay, whatever. But thank you for the information, everyone. Everyone was wondering how that would work. They will cut open your eye. Hey yo, Sack, chill.

[00:06:15]They will cut open your eye. What a beautiful way to start a conversation.

[00:06:19]How a cookie fits through a tiny hole.

[00:06:21]>> If you try to shove the cookie through the hole, it won't fit through without ripping the paper. But if you fold the paper in half, then in half again fold down one side diagonally, you can partly unfold it before switching the overlapping parts. When you do this, you're actually pulling the two sides of the square up so it bends in 3D, making the hole almost twice as big and allowing the cookie through.

[00:06:51]>> I'm too lazy to try to do that.

[00:06:54]>> This about confirm it. Thanks, man. I can now finally fit a cookie through a paper. That's right. The cookie goes into the square hole. Oh my god. Well, I guess maybe there were some people that were struggling with fitting the cookie in the hole. So, I guess thank you for that. There are a lot of people that have one problem less now thanks to Zach. Thank you, Zach. You see, everything indeed does fit through the square hole. The cat that robbed his neighbors. He stole their bikini. What the hell, cat?

[00:07:22]>> He pulled the bikini off the line and dragged it home, leaving it on the porch. When his owners woke up, they found it along with shoes, gloves, and a towel. He did this almost. You know, I would be so weirded out if I did not know that that was my kid doing that. I would be so scared. Like, who the does that? Why are they bringing me? Why are they bringing me people's clothes?

[00:07:44]>> Every night, sneaking out and stealing from people's yards until the house was filled >> with boxes of bras, stuffed animals, and swim.

[00:07:55]>> To be fair, why are they keeping it? Why are they keeping it?

[00:07:59]>> The owners kept track of the items in their home so neighbors could collect.

[00:08:03]You know, I thought it said Mhm. I thought it said Robert >> home so neighbors could collect their stolen goods.

[00:08:11]>> Okay, never mind. Cypress, they were just trying to return it. They did not want to keep the bras. Not everyone is a pervert.

[00:08:17]>> Anything left behind was sold, raising money for charity thanks to the furry.

[00:08:22]>> The cat just helped them get stuff to sell. Cat is paying rent. He pulled the bikini. Wow, Zach. Wow. Making a teacup from an orange peel. Slice the orange in half and scoop out all the inside.

[00:08:35]>> Oh, I kind of want to eat an orange now, but I don't have them.

[00:08:37]>> Then, peel away any stringy bits to make it as smooth as possible. After that, flip one half inside out and push it into the other one while the skins facing outside. Press a small cup into the center and wrap tape around the peel. After letting it dry for a few days, remove the tape and pop the cup out to get a teacup that smells like oranges.

[00:09:01]>> I guess that's kind of cool, but isn't that like a one time use or something?

[00:09:05]Like, how do we clean that? How saving every month builds wealth?

[00:09:09]>> You and your brother are each handed $50. Your brother goes straight to Taco Bell and even treats his friends while you >> Oh, how generous he is.

[00:09:18]>> Put $40 in the bank.

[00:09:20]>> All of you being smart. $10 for yourself and after a month the bank gives you an extra third of a percent meaning you make 13 just for saving >> a whooping 3.

[00:09:34]>> The next month you each get another $50.

[00:09:37]Your brother immediately buys a giant gummy worm while you >> Money well spent man money well spent >> will save another 40 and the bank gives you a third of a percent again but now it's based on $80.13 so this time you get about 26 each month your brother blows all his money while you >> I'm kidding I know what he's trying to say here but I just like to pretend like it like it's always that little >> you save most of yours And every time you do, you earn a little more interest, which keeps growing as your savings grow.

[00:10:15]>> And as you grow, >> 10 years, your brother has nothing but a weight problem.

[00:10:19]>> Oh, dang. [ __ ] >> And cavities while you $6,000 in the bank.

[00:10:27]>> You and your brother >> I ain't surprised my brother's at Taco Bell. The hardest part of saving every month is the every month part. Your nose can collapse from infection.

[00:10:38]>> If you were injected with a dirty needle, your nose could get seriously infected, which could cut off the blood flow, damaging the tissue over time. At first, your nose bridge would dip in, making the tip stick up. But if the infection didn't heal, your entire nose structure could crumple, eventually flattening into your face. This would make it hard to breathe and even eat through the tissue. Oh, I feel so bad for the people that this actually happened to. And I do not like this image.

[00:11:06]>> Man, you're nauseous. In extreme cases, the nose would have to be removed and replaced.

[00:11:12]>> Oh my god. Always make sure that I guess wherever you're going that you need to inject your nose or inject anything.

[00:11:19]Make sure that that it's a clean place and they clean all of the stuff that they use. Lord Voldemort didn't know this happened to you. My condolences.

[00:11:28]Oh, so that's why his nose is like that, huh? Voldemort really had a reason to start his villain arc. Voldemort has been real quiet since this drop.

[00:11:36]>> They snipped off the leg of a cockroach and connect.

[00:11:39]>> Why? I mean, I don't like them, but why does it start with that immediately, like bam, right straight to the point, >> they snipped off the leg of a cockroach and connected two tiny electrodes to it.

[00:11:53]Then they plugged the other end into a phone's headphone jack and pressed play.

[00:11:57]As the music started, the severed leg began to kick, jerking in bursts when parts of the audio delivered enough current. You see, a headphone signal is really just changing voltage. The leg muscles were simply following the voltage. Years later, it became a simple way to show how nerves fire.

[00:12:15]>> That was the reason for why it needed to happen. Okay. Okay. Imagine having your leg painfully cut off and watching someone basically electrocuted. Exactly.

[00:12:23]That's what I'm thinking. That's the only reason that they did that. just to show this how a seat belt locks in a crash.

[00:12:29]>> If you lean forward slowly, a spool inside spins and the seat belt slides out so you can move. But if your body jerks forward in a crash, it makes that spool spin much faster, which pushes two metal pieces outward, locking them into the teeth and stopping the spool. That's really interesting. Now the belt can't extend, which holds you back.

[00:12:51]>> Oh, that's really cool. I didn't notice it worked like that. That was actually really informative. If I lean slightly in my car, the belt blocks faster than my dating life. The airbag must have overslept. The fact that most people never think about this until they need it. Guys, always always wear your seat belt. I don't care if you think it's lame and it's not cool. Like, who cares?

[00:13:12]Just be lame and wear that damn seat belt. Thank you. How to make popcorn on the cob.

[00:13:17]>> If you put the corn like this directly in the microwave, it will cook the kernels like normal. But if you use a special kind of dried out cob, place it in a paper bag and fold the ends over and then put it in the microwave, the tiny amount of water left in each kernel will heat up, creating steam inside.

[00:13:38]Once the pressure gets too high, it'll crack open the shell, exploding right on the cob. And when you pull it out and add some butter and salt, you can enjoy your popcorn on the cob. And people actually eat popcorn on the cob like this. Apparently, there's a chance that normal paper bags can catch fire in the microwave. So, use a microwave option if you're going to try this. Sincerely, Zagd. Editors must have been overworked.

[00:14:03]The paper bag disappeared. You're right.

[00:14:05]I didn't even realize that until you said it, Zach, when he's hungry. How to find north with a stick.

[00:14:10]>> Stab a straight stick into flat, sunny ground.

[00:14:14]>> What if I only have nonstraight sticks?

[00:14:17]Then place a rock at the tip of its shadow, marking your first point. Now wait 10 to 15 minutes before dropping a second rock at the shadow's new tip. You see, the sun moves west, so shadows crawl the opposite way. That means your first rock marks west and the second marks east. Stand with the first rock on your left, second on your right, and just like that, you found north. Oh, I guess that's handy for when I I don't know in what scenario I will need this, but for if there is a scenario where I will need this, then I know what to do.

[00:14:51]Thank you. Could space mirrors turn night into day?

[00:14:54]>> You would press a button and a satellite would uncover a 60 ft mirror. The sunlight would hit it, bouncing off before hitting the Earth. This would create a patch of light, letting you sunbathe even at night. But this would also take at least 3,000 satellites clogging up the sky. Animals could lose why why >> their sense of night flowers.

[00:15:18]>> I mean, won't we all lose our sense of night?

[00:15:21]>> Flowers could bloom at the wrong time and you might just >> Yeah, you're going you're going to ruin everything off your neighbors.

[00:15:28]>> Crushing every car on Earth. If you took every car on Earth and crushed each one into a cube, you would get a pile that weighed over 2 billion tons and if you melted it down and skimmed off the rubber and plastic at the top, you would be left with around a billion tons of metal, you could forge that metal into beams, enough to build your own Golden Gate Bridge that could stretch all the way around the entire Earth.

[00:15:56]>> That's actually crazy how much that is.

[00:15:58]There wouldn't be any cars to drive across it.

[00:16:02]>> You can walk like we were meant to do.

[00:16:04]I'll pick snow. I don't know how to pronounce that. Helmet's deflected sword.

[00:16:09]>> As the sword hit the helmet, the slanted face caught the blade on its curve. This pushed the force sideways, making the weapon slide off. Now, if they thrust a spear straight at the face, the narrow slits force them to aim for tiny gaps.

[00:16:25]But even if the tip found a hole, the rim would still catch.

[00:16:29]>> That is still soing scary though. Jesus.

[00:16:32]>> Stopping the spear before it killed the knight.

[00:16:35]>> Still really scary. Even if the tip found a hole, I can't, bro. I wasn't even thinking about something sus like that. I didn't even notice it. Why? Why did you make me notice it? Even if the tip found a hole. Such inspiring words.

[00:16:52]How a black box works. I've always wondered how that works. actually >> wire a circuit board to record voices.

[00:16:59]Then add memory chips that can store a couple hours of conversations and sounds. Lock that memory inside a tiny metal safe before connecting it to the power source. Then attach an underwater beacon that will start pinging if it sinks in the ocean. Seal everything inside a thick metal case and paint it bright orange so it can be easily seen if it's lost. Now you've built a small device that can outlast a plane crash.

[00:17:27]It can capture what the pilot said in their final moments so we can determine what caused the tragedy. Wire circuit.

[00:17:35]>> Very interesting. Is the device for protecting this plane from a crash. Oh no, no, no, no, silly. It is to give us a murder mystery podcast. Oh, it's called a black box because the original ones used film and to block light it was painted black. Additionally, there is a flight data recorder that records the flight data which records the data from plane and how it moves. The man with holes through his face.

[00:17:58]>> As he eats, the soup would slide right out of the holes in his cheeks. So, he pushes in solid plugs to keep everything contained. You see, he got his first piercing.

[00:18:09]>> That's crazy. To eat, he needs to plug his cheeks first. That's absolutely insane. Is it is there actually a guy that has this >> and quickly became addicted to it? Over time, he inserted larger and larger jewelry into his piercings, making the holes slightly bigger each time.

[00:18:27]>> And after years of this, they were so big that he could fit a hot dog through them.

[00:18:33]>> Cookie married her without her knowing.

[00:18:36]She arrived at a party where everyone was told to wear white. But when she walked inside, cameras were rolling while the room was set up for a wedding and she was the only one wearing white.

[00:18:51]Now, her date claimed it was a fake wedding and asked her to go along with >> that is so weird >> it to get views on Instagram. So, she walked down the aisle and played along.

[00:19:03]But a few months later, he asked her to help him get his visa. And that's when she realized she had actually gotten legally married.

[00:19:13]>> What have we learned from this?

[00:19:14]Everyone, if your date says, "Oh my god, I have a really fun idea. Why don't we pretend like we're getting married at like an actual chapel and everything and we have a whole audience? Why don't we do that and and film it so I can put it on, you know? I think we can get a lot of views from this. It might go viral.

[00:19:32]Say no and run away.

[00:19:34]>> Her signature had been forged on the marriage certificate. He took him to court and the judge analled it.

[00:19:40]>> Did this actually happen? Faking a fake wedding is some crazy [ __ ] How Tetris players move so fast. Some of these Tetris players are absolutely insane.

[00:19:49]There was like a time that I was kind of addicted to playing um was Ted.io and some of these people are insane. like the speed. Like, it's so crazy that there are humans that can move that fast in it while playing Tetris.

[00:20:04]>> They rest their thumb on the controller's D-pad, but instead of tapping, they tilt the controller slightly. Then, they start rapidly rolling their fingers over the back.

[00:20:15]Now, each hit from behind pushes the plastic forward, pressing the D-pad into their thumb. So every tap turns into a button press while the thumb barely moves, meaning both hands work together.

[00:20:28]>> That's how they play >> together, letting them hit over 20 presses per second and slide pieces across the screen almost instantly.

[00:20:37]Thumb on the controller.

[00:20:39]>> Dedication in learning how to um control that. Okay, so that's why I'm not getting better.

[00:20:46]Google's creepy smart tattoo. Google has a smart tattoo. A thin tattoo is pressed onto your throat and once it sticks, the patch listens to every vibration from your voice box beneath the skin. Inside is a microphone and a wireless transceiver that sends your voice straight to your phone, making it clearer even in noisy places. But the tattoo could also sense skin resistance, picking up signs of stress, meaning it could detect when you're lying. And if that information was ever used against you, this tattoo could expose your secrets. Thankfully, it never moved beyond the patent stage. But it does.

[00:21:27]>> Oh, it's something that they actually were thinking about.

[00:21:30]>> You wonder what's coming.

[00:21:32]>> That's crazy.

[00:21:33]>> When an acorn falls off an oak tree, >> what the poor girl? I mean, poor girl. Although, I hope you're okay.

[00:21:41]>> A squirrel will grab it and run. Now, some are sweet, so the squirrel eats those right away. But others have a chemical inside that makes them taste bitter. So, the squirrel will bury those for later. But they bury thousands of these bitter acorns every year, and they don't remember all of them. Meeting months later, >> they also have medium dementia, just like me.

[00:22:05]>> The forgotten acorns start growing, spreading oak trees to new places and starting the process all over >> all over again. You just had to add that little girl falling. The acorn falling on the girl's head was absolutely necessary for the fun fact.

[00:22:20]>> He cut the laptop in half.

[00:22:22]>> Why would you do that?

[00:22:23]>> With a saw, then the phone, the TV, and even an entire >> Are you crazy?

[00:22:29]>> entire car. You see, he was getting divorced.

[00:22:32]>> Oh, you sp >> And his wife was supposed to get half of everything. So, he sent half of each.

[00:22:38]>> Wait, is this legal? I mean, technically, he did exactly as he was told to her and put his halves up on eBay. Now, the story went viral and he ended up raising 2,000 from the listings, but a group of lawyers actually made the whole thing up as a prank. You see, they wanted to convince couples to make legal agreements before getting >> No, it wasn't real.

[00:23:01]>> Married by showing how messy a divorce could actually be.

[00:23:05]>> Damn it. I kind of wanted it to be real.

[00:23:07]He lifted her onto his back and used a bed sheet to tie her to himself. Then he climbed into his truck. You see, she had collapsed from brain damage and after surgery, her right side became paralyzed, but he refused to leave her.

[00:23:24]So he brought her on the road with him.

[00:23:26]Every day he bathed her in the small truck with only a bowl of water.

[00:23:31]>> Oh, so while he's working he takes off >> and gently dressed her. Then he would carry her. Don't make me emotional.

[00:23:37]>> Her onto the highway to help her practice walking again. And after 2 years, she could walk over a mile.

[00:23:45]>> He lift I I assume it's the husband. W husband. That is true love.

[00:23:50]>> They cut a cross into the wooden block and inserted it on top of the pillar.

[00:23:55]Next, they carved squares out of the two planks, locked them together, and placed the wooden brackets on top of each corner. Then they repeated this several times using bigger and bigger planks on each level. And after stacking on several wooden pieces, they slid on a wide plank to make a roof. Whenever an earthquake hit, the force traveled up the pieces, getting spread out evenly along the way while the interlocked >> Oh, is that why it's built like that? I thought it was maybe just for aesthetics, but it's not just for aesthetics.

[00:24:29]>> Shape stopped the wood from sliding around. Man, humans are so clever.

[00:24:33]>> Letting the temple stand for hundreds of years.

[00:24:36]>> That's insane. Hi. If you like the video, please make sure that you like it and subscribe to my channel and turn on notification bell if you want to see more of it. I also go live on Twitch and on this YouTube channel, so come join us sometimes. Bye.