When I was a kid we were playing kickball in an old gravel parking lot that wasn't used anymore. In the corner of the lot was a HUGE "thing" hanging from a tree. It was kind of like a giant grey pinata. Before any of us had even noticed this thing, naturally, due to sod's law, the ball bounced and hit it, and of course I was the lucky one that happened to be running after the ball. I got about 10 ft from the hive before I realized what it was, that is when the first sting happened. I started running away, and I was being stung as I was running...and screaming. As I ran past the other kids, as fast as I could, the stings became less, but now, some of the kids that were laughing at me as I was flailing my arms as I was running, were now also being stung and running for their lives too. Even though I was the first one stung, the ten or twelve stings I got was less than some of the other kids. After I got home and treated for the stings, I showed my parents where the nest was and they called the authorities to dispose of the nest. It was actually the fire department that came and burned the hive down. We found out later, which I had already known since I had such a close look, that the bees were "white-faced hornets". I have been stung by many bees over the years, mostly yellow-jackets, and regular honey bees, and once by a large wasp which got me on the bridge of my nose. Nothing ever compared to those white-faced hornets, the pain was really bad and I was itchy like crazy as the stings were healing. Granted I was stung multiple times on that occasion so the experience as a whole was obviously more painful but I would put the pain of the sting of one of those against any other. Are there any bee-keepers here? Do those bees have more potent venom than others? The wasp sting was bad too but I always figured it was worse because it was on my face. The wasp was much bigger than I remember the hornets being. I guess I will just google it to see but this video reminded me of that encounter which I hope I never have to experience again.
Sagan Worshipper The white faced hornets are a nasty breed. I have been stung by them before, and i can confirm that their sting is way worse than the sting of any other bee.
the bald face or white faced hornets are bad but these are worse. they release venom. 2 things happen then. 1 the venom sack falls out and it keeps pumping venom for 5 or so minutes and 2 in releases a scent that will attract all the other killer bees close by and they won't stop till you either get far enough away or you're dead. and they will go more that a quarter of a football field when they are in attack mode from the initial sting location
+jalthaus Africanized bees will often pursue something they perceive as a threat to the hive as far as half a mile. I have been chased as much as 200 yards.
+wildcat19671 if a swarm of killer bees attack a fat person that weighs like 300 pounds it will be absolutely impossible to outrun them and would die, plus killer bees are assholes they attack for no reason! even if you dont do anything
Carlos Miravete Not true at all. Bees attack because they feel the hive is threatened. sometimes that is because you just got too close to them. most of the time it involves noise or vibrations they don't like. Unless you jostle a hive physically disturb it, they will warn you first. The guard bees will bump into you usually in the face and chest. If you don't swat at them, turn and walk away, they will not sting you. You must not swat them, if you do you will get stung. once you do get stung when dealing with Africanized bees you will continue to be stung until you get a quarter of a mile or more away. Africanized queens produce much more alarm pheromone than European queens. Africanized bees react more aggressively to the alarm pheromone and sting pheromone than European bees. They do not attack indiscriminately for no reason. European bees have been bred for thousands of years to be more docile.
Many years ago, they actually brought out soldiers with flamethrowers to deal with swarms of these newly bred killer bees that had escaped from their hives in Mexico and invaded schoolyards at the US border.
a huge swarm of bees fly passed me as i was fishing in the canal in AZ. at first i didn't know what/where the sound was coming until this huge black mist passed over me. the sound of a hundred/thousand bees buzzing was simply terrifying.
"y do they call them killer bees?" the venom is no more toxic than the regular bee. but instead of a few bees coming out to sting u, it's pretty much the whole colony that attacks, which fills ur body w/more than enough venom to kill u. but i watched a video of a guy that was attacked by practically the whole hive of regular bees, which apparently were upset by the vibrations of the tractor he was on as he went by them. he was lucky to have survived. moral of the story: always assume that any colony of bees has the potential to kill u.
African "Killer" bees are no more venomous than European bees although they defend their nests more aggressively because they have more enemies such as the notorious honey badger.
When I was growing up I had never heard of the African Killer Bees until I saw the Irwin Allen Film The Swarm with Michael Caine and after that I saw every other movie about these bees from The Savage Bees to Terror out of the Sky to Deadly Invasion:The Killer Bee Nightmare.
Wouldn't have all the bees that stung them died?? If so, this whole film project would have been utterly useless since we already had knowledge on how killer bees react.
Alexis Garcia may be that's why they protect themselves, so that the bees will not stung them successfully and thus the bees do not have to die as they can't stung now.
Only females sting. Honeybees have such a massive colony that they are afforded the ability to sacrifice some members of their community to defend their turf. But yup, I believe all those who had their stingers ripped from their abdomens died.
Alexis Garcia They die if their stinger stays in the object. If they are just poking and not actually succeeding in stinging the object, they will still live.
Honeybees have barbed stingers, whereas African killer bees have smooth stingers. The danger of African killer bees is not just the swarm, but the fact that the bees can sting multiple times before the stinger essentially wears out and starts to get stuck.
Yes I am hearing in the last couple years something is happening with the killer bees--they are no longer aggressive. I beleive because of the mixed genetics from the queen being open mated
The honeybee doesn't *necessarily* die when it stings. When they die, it's because their stinger gets stuck and tears their abdomen when they try to fly off. By the looks of it, Africanized Honeybees don't have this built-in flaw...
From the article, "www.cnet.com/news/watch-what-happens-when-you-disturb-a-hive-of-40000-killer-bees/" "Remember when you were a kid and you were playing outside and got stung by a bee for the first time? You probably ran into the house crying to your mom as if you'd been bayonetted in the arm by some mutant insectoid" Man, do I ever remember, I remember being 7 years old, I was in Hawaii with my grandparents visiting my aunt and uncle and all my cousins, my cousins and I were playing outside when someone noticed some wasps had taken a frog and built a nest around him and stuck him underneath the stairs leading to the second landing. Of course being the kids that we were, we had to make a game out of it, so my older cousins started to jump over the step that the frog was attached to, we did this for a long time, and me being bored, I decided to jump onto the step with both feet as hard as I could, they of course flew out from under the step and proceeded to swarm me, I can still recall seeing a lone wasp landing on my thigh and start to sting me, it hurt like hell and I ran inside to my grandmother screaming and crying like a little girl, she put some vinegar on me and I was as good as new. To this day I'm still scared of bees, especially those big black ones, but bees, wasps, it doesn't matter, I still get that twitch whenever I see them, including this video, you know that twitch, like seeing a snake or bugs, or whatever, but they still scare me, oh yea, I'm also still afraid of going in the water, but that's another movie.
A MOVIE crew. :-) You do not film, you video. Film, filming, and filmmaking are the most misused words in the industry. 🙂 Digital Video and film require different skill sets. Having DIFFERENT historical and TECHNOLOGICAL timelines spanning 150 years. Have pride and knowledge of the gear we use including the words that describe what we do. Our tools are Digital Video, Non-linear, and CGI. We are moviemakers, not filmmakers. We do what film wished it could. We are Videographers and/or cinematographers. 🙂 We video or are videoing, we do not film. That's the other RARE professionals who know how to use film and film cameras, like an ARRIFLEX 435 Panavision R-200 and Steenbeck flatbed film editors. Know the difference and have a better understanding of the craft. You will also stand out in an industry polluted with point-and-shoot "pros". Respect to you.✌♥
I used to be afraid of all bees until I lived in an apartment with a HUGE colony of European Honey bees living in the wall above my stairs on the outside of the building. Since my landlord was family, there wasn't a rush to remove them so I started researching them and ended up living with them without any issue for two years. The hot days, they would swarm like crazy above my steps and you'd literally have to walk right through them and I never was stung. The only time I ever was stung was when they made it inside and I just so happened to step on one in the dark. They are such a unique species and are fun to watch, they also seem to be very curious.
This is hyp, people work with them you just have to be very quiet and use smoke and you can work with so-called killer bees is what one expert said that worked with them in Costa Rica, he said the term Killer is an exaggeration.
Don’t bees die after they sting? So you’re telling me this crew just disturbed 40,000 bees and provoked an unknown number to death...... for the sake of a (n admittedly beautiful) video?
Lazlow: "Hello caller, you are on the air. Are you sane!?! Eh-heh...are you a sane caller?!?" Caller: "Absolutely Lazlow. Killer bees!" Lazlow: "K..killer bees!?" Caller: "Yes, killer bees! Did you know that the current migration north continues, we will all be dead in 3 years?!? Do you want to become a bee's supper?!? I don't! That's why we must act now!!! Killer bees must be stopped!" Lazlow: "I wonder why more people aren't talking about this, I mean, killer bees swarming, and it sounds pretty serious!" Caller: "Aah...but the killer bees are nothing compared to ants! You can't kill them! They are like sheep, they are going to take over!!" Lazlow: "Alright, thanks caller."
From what I've heard, It's because of how dense human skin is, Their stingers get stuck and they end up ripping their insides out when they try to fly away.
thaghost damn i was hoping a reaction like: r u dumb u dont know that ??, but actually you answered the question... the internet need more people like you.
dozens of stingers in your glove = dozens of dead bees :( .... just from an instigated attack on one of the gloves....How many bees died to make this video?
They are called killer due to the number of them defending & are from Africa. the word anger does not apply that is a human thing. I went to see other videos if they are true men were working with killer bee hives in order to help in some ways. I can only know facts from personal experience. Bees are docile as are wasps but have not seen killer bees.
sad thing is africanized bees are more resistant to mites and other things that kill off european bees and they make more honey as well. O and all those stingers you see is a dead bee.
the Asus pro Mac is a lie fun fact: smoke makes the bees think their hive is on fire, so they will eat as much honey as they can which calms them down. It's why bee keepers use smoke.
Killer bees are one of those things in life that belong in a movie.
I know
+LimeGreenDalek . . Nicholas Cage- The Wicher Man AAAAGHH NOT T H E B E E S
There's book written about them in '74 called *The Swarm*, by Arthur Herzog. It was later made into a movie in '78, but it was a box office flop.
Deadly invasion - killer bee nightmare with Ryan Philippe. still gives me nightmares lol
There where real in 1950 ;-;
Four crewmen inspect the hives, only two are seen leaving…
Just saying…
Seems they are very tired too 😀
Yess
WHERE ARE THEY??!!
When I was a kid we were playing kickball in an old gravel parking lot that wasn't used anymore. In the corner of the lot was a HUGE "thing" hanging from a tree. It was kind of like a giant grey pinata. Before any of us had even noticed this thing, naturally, due to sod's law, the ball bounced and hit it, and of course I was the lucky one that happened to be running after the ball. I got about 10 ft from the hive before I realized what it was, that is when the first sting happened. I started running away, and I was being stung as I was running...and screaming. As I ran past the other kids, as fast as I could, the stings became less, but now, some of the kids that were laughing at me as I was flailing my arms as I was running, were now also being stung and running for their lives too. Even though I was the first one stung, the ten or twelve stings I got was less than some of the other kids. After I got home and treated for the stings, I showed my parents where the nest was and they called the authorities to dispose of the nest. It was actually the fire department that came and burned the hive down. We found out later, which I had already known since I had such a close look, that the bees were "white-faced hornets". I have been stung by many bees over the years, mostly yellow-jackets, and regular honey bees, and once by a large wasp which got me on the bridge of my nose. Nothing ever compared to those white-faced hornets, the pain was really bad and I was itchy like crazy as the stings were healing. Granted I was stung multiple times on that occasion so the experience as a whole was obviously more painful but I would put the pain of the sting of one of those against any other. Are there any bee-keepers here? Do those bees have more potent venom than others? The wasp sting was bad too but I always figured it was worse because it was on my face. The wasp was much bigger than I remember the hornets being. I guess I will just google it to see but this video reminded me of that encounter which I hope I never have to experience again.
Sagan Worshipper The white faced hornets are a nasty breed. I have been stung by them before, and i can confirm that their sting is way worse than the sting of any other bee.
the bald face or white faced hornets are bad but these are worse. they release venom. 2 things happen then. 1 the venom sack falls out and it keeps pumping venom for 5 or so minutes and 2 in releases a scent that will attract all the other killer bees close by and they won't stop till you either get far enough away or you're dead. and they will go more that a quarter of a football field when they are in attack mode from the initial sting location
+jalthaus Africanized bees will often pursue something they perceive as a threat to the hive as far as half a mile. I have been chased as much as 200 yards.
+wildcat19671 if a swarm of killer bees attack a fat person that weighs like 300 pounds it will be absolutely impossible to outrun them and would die, plus killer bees are assholes they attack for no reason! even if you dont do anything
Carlos Miravete Not true at all. Bees attack because they feel the hive is threatened. sometimes that is because you just got too close to them. most of the time it involves noise or vibrations they don't like. Unless you jostle a hive physically disturb it, they will warn you first. The guard bees will bump into you usually in the face and chest. If you don't swat at them, turn and walk away, they will not sting you. You must not swat them, if you do you will get stung. once you do get stung when dealing with Africanized bees you will continue to be stung until you get a quarter of a mile or more away. Africanized queens produce much more alarm pheromone than European queens. Africanized bees react more aggressively to the alarm pheromone and sting pheromone than European bees. They do not attack indiscriminately for no reason. European bees have been bred for thousands of years to be more docile.
I'll take one of those suits... and a flamethrower please.
Your profile picture suits that comment
+Miguel S I know
pussy
@@heiz__393 dumbass 🤦🤦 🤦🤦 🤦
Many years ago, they actually brought out soldiers with flamethrowers to deal with swarms of these newly bred killer bees that had escaped from their hives in Mexico and invaded schoolyards at the US border.
well that's fucking terrifying.
The amount of stingers on that black cloth was crazy!
All aboard the nope train, tickets are free.
a huge swarm of bees fly passed me as i was fishing in the canal in AZ. at first i didn't know what/where the sound was coming until this huge black mist passed over me. the sound of a hundred/thousand bees buzzing was simply terrifying.
Aaaaand this is why bees scared the shit out of me as a kid and still kinda do (I certianly respect their importance as pollinators though)
a film crew team. just love the way they move the camera for the slow motion
"y do they call them killer bees?" the venom is no more toxic than the regular bee. but instead of a few bees coming out to sting u, it's pretty much the whole colony that attacks, which fills ur body w/more than enough venom to kill u. but i watched a video of a guy that was attacked by practically the whole hive of regular bees, which apparently were upset by the vibrations of the tractor he was on as he went by them. he was lucky to have survived. moral of the story: always assume that any colony of bees has the potential to kill u.
They call them killer bees because they are very aggressive and swarm together in huge groups
+Bioshock Infinite exactly.
African "Killer" bees are no more venomous than European bees although they defend their nests more aggressively because they have more enemies such as the notorious honey badger.
yeah just changing the lens in the middle of a 40k killer-bee army, no problem :D
he's asserting his dominance over the bees
I think ill just stay in the car
WITH THE BEEKEEPER SUIT ON
You'd have to BEE crazy to do this!
samspace81 Igotchu HEEEEEEEE
That STUNG! Come on, be more of a HONEY
Ok ok
I'll stop now
samspace81 hehehehehe pun
BEEhave will you?
why
2:50 i love how chubby they look while flying
When I was growing up I had never heard of the African Killer Bees until I saw the Irwin Allen Film The Swarm with Michael Caine and after that I saw every other movie about these bees from The Savage Bees to Terror out of the Sky to Deadly Invasion:The Killer Bee Nightmare.
Wouldn't have all the bees that stung them died?? If so, this whole film project would have been utterly useless since we already had knowledge on how killer bees react.
Alexis Garcia may be that's why they protect themselves, so that the bees will not stung them successfully and thus the bees do not have to die as they can't stung now.
Vincent Jack you can clearly see the stings and the torn bodies on the gloves and other areas where its soft enough for the bees to sting.
Only females sting. Honeybees have such a massive colony that they are afforded the ability to sacrifice some members of their community to defend their turf. But yup, I believe all those who had their stingers ripped from their abdomens died.
Alexis Garcia They die if their stinger stays in the object. If they are just poking and not actually succeeding in stinging the object, they will still live.
Honeybees have barbed stingers, whereas African killer bees have smooth stingers. The danger of African killer bees is not just the swarm, but the fact that the bees can sting multiple times before the stinger essentially wears out and starts to get stuck.
ABeardedDwarf That is not true at all.
I'd rather get stung by a colony of these than have to endure getting stung by a single Japanese Giant Hornet!
+StarWarsTrains I read somewhere that if killer bees sting you about 30 times, you're dead!
Blubby258 Yeah, 30 times versus once!
Yes I am hearing in the last couple years something is happening with the killer bees--they are no longer aggressive. I beleive because of the mixed genetics from the queen being open mated
I am scared of bees so I can't work there if I'm older
I’ll still run even if I’m wearing this suit lol
😂
Glad to see the returns
At the end of the video😀
Although killer bees are more agressive does a single killer bee sting hurt more than a regular bee sting or is it the same?
I think it's the same
My dad is a firefighter in AZ and has been on calls for Africanized bee attacks, they’re vicious for their size.
how to not get attacked by bees
Be the cameraman, or better yet...
Bee the cameraman
Oh my god that is a lot of killer Bee's
Wow the amount of stings you could see
The honeybee doesn't *necessarily* die when it stings. When they die, it's because their stinger gets stuck and tears their abdomen when they try to fly off.
By the looks of it, Africanized Honeybees don't have this built-in flaw...
aww bees are racist they get more aggressive on black things
NoLuck JustSkillz lmao
Good thing im white
Just like humans
Lol
I looked for this comment
slow motion bees are adorably derpy
Atleast bee protector suit is more protective
Thats insane. Imagine if ur allergic to one normal bee sting. You would die. Scary shit right there
Have you not seen My Girl?
@@christinadarcy5930 Have you seen these nuts?
From the article, "www.cnet.com/news/watch-what-happens-when-you-disturb-a-hive-of-40000-killer-bees/"
"Remember when you were a kid and you were playing outside and got stung by a bee for the first time? You probably ran into the house crying to your mom as if you'd been bayonetted in the arm by some mutant insectoid"
Man, do I ever remember, I remember being 7 years old, I was in Hawaii with my grandparents visiting my aunt and uncle and all my cousins, my cousins and I were playing outside when someone noticed some wasps had taken a frog and built a nest around him and stuck him underneath the stairs leading to the second landing.
Of course being the kids that we were, we had to make a game out of it, so my older cousins started to jump over the step that the frog was attached to, we did this for a long time, and me being bored, I decided to jump onto the step with both feet as hard as I could, they of course flew out from under the step and proceeded to swarm me, I can still recall seeing a lone wasp landing on my thigh and start to sting me, it hurt like hell and I ran inside to my grandmother screaming and crying like a little girl, she put some vinegar on me and I was as good as new.
To this day I'm still scared of bees, especially those big black ones, but bees, wasps, it doesn't matter, I still get that twitch whenever I see them, including this video, you know that twitch, like seeing a snake or bugs, or whatever, but they still scare me, oh yea, I'm also still afraid of going in the water, but that's another movie.
Unbeelievable
A MOVIE crew. :-) You do not film, you video. Film, filming, and filmmaking are the most misused words in the industry. 🙂 Digital Video and film require different skill sets. Having DIFFERENT historical and TECHNOLOGICAL timelines spanning 150 years. Have pride and knowledge of the gear we use including the words that describe what we do. Our tools are Digital Video, Non-linear, and CGI. We are moviemakers, not filmmakers. We do what film wished it could. We are Videographers and/or cinematographers. 🙂 We video or are videoing, we do not film. That's the other RARE professionals who know how to use film and film cameras, like an ARRIFLEX 435 Panavision R-200 and Steenbeck flatbed film editors. Know the difference and have a better understanding of the craft. You will also stand out in an industry polluted with point-and-shoot "pros". Respect to you.✌♥
I used to be afraid of all bees until I lived in an apartment with a HUGE colony of European Honey bees living in the wall above my stairs on the outside of the building. Since my landlord was family, there wasn't a rush to remove them so I started researching them and ended up living with them without any issue for two years. The hot days, they would swarm like crazy above my steps and you'd literally have to walk right through them and I never was stung. The only time I ever was stung was when they made it inside and I just so happened to step on one in the dark. They are such a unique species and are fun to watch, they also seem to be very curious.
European honeybees are more docile and favored among beekeepers.
Bruh you sure he was family... smh
Look at the amount of stingers holy fuckkk
Very cool video! Thank you!
This is great man!!
Hey look, someone just made a TH-cam film of my worst nightmare. Holy sh*t!
I would do this if I had a bee suit I could see how the bees reacts and you won’t get stung at all
One question, who would win a battle between killer bees or a swarm of giant hornets?
That looks like fun!! How long did it take for the bees to retreat
UnBEElievable!
awesome slow motion work.
What brand of suit are you wearing?
Film crew filming the film crew
2:58 who saw the bee get smashed off
Man that's amazing.
"Why do they call them killer?"
Uhhhhhhhhh
is there someone speaking german in the background?
“ A film crew release 40,000 killer bees on its self “???
“A film rew release 40,000 killer bees on themselves “
“ dumb ways to die “
Welcome to the H.E.V. MK. IV, for use in hazardous environment conditions
Is it brave wilderness talking?
So to capture this video in slow-mo they had to sacrifice how many bees?
700 people die from killed bees a year but lets fuck with em anyway
They act like Fundie Christians at a gay wedding.
No need to be rude. I'm sure you'd be the same way at a "Fundie Christian" get together.
ericscam2 Don't quit your day job.
Surely you meant to say "Sodomite get together" not "Gay wedding".
The soots don't all waste work
Those fuckers came swarming out so fast they were like girls when the pumpkin spiced latia came back.
How come some attack and some dont, It seems like some of them dont want to be bothered and fly away.
OMG they made bees and hives from minecraft into a real thing!!!
Africanised honey bees produce way more honey than normal honey bees.
This is hyp, people work with them you just have to be very quiet and use smoke and you can work with so-called killer bees is what one expert said that worked with them in Costa Rica, he said the term Killer is an exaggeration.
look like they dizzy
and beauty youtubers get way more views than this awesomeness.
Bruh, when i join the mafia, this is the way i'm gonna get rid of people...
I feel very itchy
This is a horror movie for me
THE HIVE CLUSTER IS UNDER ATTACK, LIVE FOR THE SWARM! Starcraft, lol
Not as bad as giant hornets
Don’t bees die after they sting? So you’re telling me this crew just disturbed 40,000 bees and provoked an unknown number to death...... for the sake of a (n admittedly beautiful) video?
Lazlow: "Hello caller, you are on the air. Are you sane!?! Eh-heh...are you a sane caller?!?"
Caller: "Absolutely Lazlow. Killer bees!"
Lazlow: "K..killer bees!?"
Caller: "Yes, killer bees! Did you know that the current migration north continues, we will all be dead in 3 years?!? Do you want to become a bee's supper?!? I don't! That's why we must act now!!! Killer bees must be stopped!"
Lazlow: "I wonder why more people aren't talking about this, I mean, killer bees swarming, and it sounds pretty serious!"
Caller: "Aah...but the killer bees are nothing compared to ants! You can't kill them! They are like sheep, they are going to take over!!"
Lazlow: "Alright, thanks caller."
Wait a minute... I live in Queretaro Mexico!!
why do bees die after they sting
From what I've heard, It's because of how dense human skin is, Their stingers get stuck and they end up ripping their insides out when they try to fly away.
thaghost damn i was hoping a reaction like: r u dumb u dont know that ??, but actually you answered the question... the internet need more people like you.
Better them than me !
good job
The Swarm!!!! 1978
they did it for youtube monies
Thank you for trying to sensationalize these creatures.... these Hybrid bees are more aggressive but my bees will and can be just as aggressive .
Wu-Tang.
dozens of stingers in your glove = dozens of dead bees :( .... just from an instigated attack on one of the gloves....How many bees died to make this video?
unclchunk an un bee lieveable amount
both hives shown were africanized. most keepers don't wear any protectoin at all, including myself.
why not cover suits in soapy water? cause it looks better for the cameras.
Thanks to the manipulating psychopaths we have Africanized Bees.
Trippy
They are called killer due to the number of them defending & are from Africa. the word anger does not apply that is a human thing. I went to see other videos if they are true men were working with killer bee hives in order to help in some ways. I can only know facts from personal experience. Bees are docile as are wasps but have not seen killer bees.
long live the Goonswarm Federation
sad thing is africanized bees are more resistant to mites and other things that kill off european bees and they make more honey as well. O and all those stingers you see is a dead bee.
For your JOY smile and happiness, All the bees you Guys have Killed
I would have used a a better suite than that.
I would use iron man armor or something
Gaming Verge I would go in with a flame thrower
the Asus pro Mac is a lie fun fact: smoke makes the bees think their hive is on fire, so they will eat as much honey as they can which calms them down. It's why bee keepers use smoke.
Mario_12323
I wonder what would happen if they used marijuana.
Mario_12323 still would go flame thrower or even better black bean burrito
They just want to play be nice get out of the suit🤗🤗🤗
1:34 little kkk members hehe
Damn...
Queen , " There are two white Aliens taking pictures , ATTACK THOSE BITCHES NOW !!!!!!!!!!
interesting...
I cringe so hard from this
Bees sting black stuff XD
fuck off racist
scary