- Have you ever wondered how bubblegum is made?
- Only at 3:00 AM.
- What about M&Ms or balloons?
In this video, we're gonna find out
how these things are made and so much more.
- I'm excited. Let's go.
- We're gonna see how crayons are made.
- Crayons.
- I just wanted the tree gum.
Oh, so it squirts the crayon juice into the little hole.
- Stop saying crayons.
- The packaging line is entirely automated.
- The packaging line, it's entirely automated,
except for the fact that humans are putting 'em in it.
- Balloons. - Balloons
- Wait, those aren't balloons.
- It looks like the things they go cha cha cha with.
- Maracas? - Yeah.
- You know what?
I think we need to address this tension.
I'm an idiot and I don't know the name
of every item on the planet.
I don't need this judgmental thing.
I need you just to accept it.
- I accept that you're an idiot.
- All right.
Wait, that's how they make the latex?
- Yeah, they just dip it in that and it has the mold on it
and then you breathe your air in it,
'cause they pull it off the metal.
- Wow, I'm gonna be honest
I had no idea how balloons were made
but I wasn't thinking this.
- Oh, and then the grabber, obvious.
- This is very interesting.
Bro, humans are awesome.
- That's gotta be a heart balloon.
Hey, look at that, I'm a genius.
- Is it gonna pop? Is it gonna pop?
No!
- Why do you want the balloon to pop?
- Bro, don't act like you're better than us.
Your primal instincts kicked in.
You wanted to see it pop.
Exactly.
Now we're gonna see how jeans are made.
Is that a cut out of a jean on a bigger jean?
- They make it spontaneously combust every time.
- So they take a big jean and cut out a smaller jean.
- Yeah, everything starts as something bigger.
- So for babies, do they cut a jean out of the bigger jean?
- They just take normal size jeans and make baby jeans.
- Okay and then if we wanna make jeans for ants
we just cut little jeans out of those jeans.
- Well that's stupid.
- And then you sew 'em together.
- Are we sure this is how every jean is made?
- Wait, whitey tighties. - Tighty whities.
- Oh, we said it backwards.
- No, I say tighty whiteys.
- Whitey tighties.
Are we supposed to see this footage?
Does he know that camera's there?
- I'm very excited to see how the successful rapper
made his career.
Wait a minute, this is chocolate.
- And now we're seeing how M and Ms are made,
which one of our coming up products
on Feastables might be M and Ms so this is helpful for me.
It's kind of crazy that they just put this stuff
on the internet.
As someone who owns a snack company now,
the fact that other stack companies would be like,
"Yeah, here's how we make everything and how we do it."
- You say that as you also tell everybody else
how to be a successful YouTuber all the time.
- Right.
- Now the step of putting on
the first coat of candy is top secret.
- Oh, it's top secret.
- Their coating is top secret.
- Oh, guess you can't get the secret.
- Well you know what?
Feastibles is gonna figure it out anyways.
I'm gonna figure out how to coat my circular chocolate.
- Even if it takes us a really long time.
We should go on a tour of the factory.
- Yeah, I should be like, "Hey, M and Ms,
we should do a brand deal, you should show me around."
- These spectacles that I'm wearing a prescription.
- And then the next day we launch Feastibles M and Ms
and they're just like, "Oh."
- We should launch Feastibles Ws
and it's just the M and M logo but we have it upside down.
- That bag of M and Ms
contains exactly 25% orange, 25% blue
and 12 and a half percent of brown, red, yellow,
and green candy.
- I need to fact check these numbers, M and Ms me.
To figure out if there's 25% of each color,
we have to first figure out how many
the total of each color is.
So there's 20 M and Ms.
25%, 25%, 25%.
Wait, why did green get the short end of the stick?
- Yeah.
- Green and brown are 12 and a half percent.
- Oh, so that makes up for the one, so 12 and a half,
12 and a half.
- It adds up.
- Wow, good job M and M.
You were factual in your statement.
- So this is how light bulbs are made,
oh my gosh. - Yes!
It's crazy that they have to get Thomas Edison
every time they wanna make one of these.
- You know, sometimes you're funny.
That one wasn't.
Name the difference between that and the balloons.
- These are glass.
The balloons are latex would be the key first difference.
- Who would've thought making light bulbs
was actually cool?
Kind of crazy that every source of light in here
is just from something like that.
- I'm sorry.
I just had this mental image of him putting one in
and it doesn't work and him just going.
- Oh and then just spitting all over?
You can walk away but it doesn't change the fact
I got spit on my hand.
- I don't wanna do this anymore.
- How animatronics are made.
- It's a dinosaur.
They used to do this a long time
and then we found out a lot of dinosaurs
have feathers on 'em.
Now all of those are not accurate anymore.
- Ooh.
Is that the butt hole or an eye?
- That's an eye, I really hope.
Yeah, that's an eye, okay.
Wow, that dinosaur has prettier eyes than you do.
- I need a second to process that.
I don't think I should be offended
that my eyes aren't pretty.
- They were crafted by an artist.
- That, yeah.
Championship chess set.
- That's really cool.
- You can pick up a plastic set for 20 dollars
but a wooden set, certified
for the World Chess Championship, costs 500 dollars.
- Oh my gosh.
- You can only use certified ones, right?
- Yeah, now let's see how forks are made.
- Forks.
- So you take a sheet, you punch it,
wait those are spatulas, those aren't forks.
- Oh! - Oh!
Those are some thick forks.
- Those are thick forks.
Oh, they gotta grind 'em down first, man.
- Handcrafted in Korea, bro,
I saw at least four instances machines were doing the work.
I need to know what's the difference
between handcrafted and machine crafted
'cause this one was blurring the line.
Let's launch a product and lie
and let's see who stops us.
That's not handcrafted but who's gonna tell 'em to stop?
This is how donuts are made.
- Now you got my attention.
Why did that make you laugh, Jimmy?
- That looks like an onion ring, not a freaking donut.
And then you bake it?
Oh wow.
Bro, those are some thick donuts.
- Them johns big.
Oh those are cake styled
and I don't like cake style.
- Oh cake donuts are superior.
Although I'm not a big fan
when they put chocolate on it,
especially that, too much chocolate.
- When you told me you were gonna try
and take down Hershey's, I was like maybe he can do it
but if you ever came to me and said,
"I wanna get into the donut industry
and take down Krispy Kreme."
I'm out.
- I finally know how to get rid of him,
let's start a donut shop.
- Wait a minute, what was that?
- Uh, I said I love you.
- I love you too, man.
- Tissues.
Please tell me that's not what I wipe my nose with.
I will just start blowing snot at people out of spite.
- The half ton bales
go into a giant machine called.
- So you're telling me, that was just a bunch
of recycled paper like this?
If I go and I throw this away,
it would get recycled and used on their nose?
- Mm hm.
- Gross.
- Or even as these 'cause these are basically just tissues
but different so these are probably made the same way.
- Ew.
Now you know don't wash your hands or use tissues.
- That's why I just get one rag
at the beginning of the day
and blow my nose in it.
- And then use that to dry your hands.
Now the reason you clicked the video,
how we tricked you to click on this video
and watch this far, bubblegum.
You did get got, we're gonna have some gummy bubble.
Are you ready? - I'm ready.
- Today it's synthetic,
made of plastics and rubbers.
- What?
- I swallowed some of this earlier.
- They use plastic and rubber when they make bubblegum?
- Probably only the really cheap bubblegum like this kind.
- Interesting.
- I'm just gonna go ahead and this isn't even a joke,
I have swallowed more gum than I've spat out
in my life. - That explains a lot.
- I'm doing great, I'm doing great though.
- So they take plastic or rubber.
- And then they pour paint on it
and then they put it in a dumpster
and it comes out looking like that.
- Nothing about this process is appealing to me.
Ah.
- Oh, dude, I just wanna lay underneath that
and have it just go ah.
- That would be fun.
- Oh my God, I think we're actually chewing
on the bubblegum that we're watching how it's made, look.
- Yeah, oh and there's the wrapper.
It is the same one we're eating.
This gum is horrible, don't buy it.
- It's got plastic in it, I keep eating it.
- You're chewing plastic and rubber
out of a trash can.
- When I get hungry, you chew gum
'cause then you, you know?
- I have no idea what he said.
That was cool.
- You wanna see cool?
- Yeah.
- You hit Walt too.
- Wait, Walt, I'm sorry.
- Hot sauce.
- Within hours of harvesting,
the factory grinds the peppers.
- The factory collects the peppers,
that's why there's just ants sprawling on the box.
- Then they spread a layer of salt
over the top.
- Wait, why is there salt?
- To make sure no ghosts get in there.
- No but seriously, does it sift through?
- Salt repels ghosts.
- Really? - No.
- Screw you.
You know what, you're gone, you're done.
Why do they put salt on it?
- Because salt is a natural preservative,
I'm sorry, I couldn't risk it.
- How?
It's outside the barrel.
- 'Cause no bugs are gonna wanna go in
to any crevices or cracks 'cause it's got salt on it
and they stay away from it.
- Okay, well then just say that.
- You want me to be funny or you want me to be informative?
- In that instance, informative.
- I don't know which hat to wear at all times.
- Well right now you have the informative hat on.
- I'm not wearing any hat.
He's like, "Mm, smells like red paste."
- You know what would've been funny?
That shot he's like, "Smells great."
I'd love to see him
then just and then just throw it back in.
- The quality control department
analyses samples from every batch of sauce.
- Just constantly squirting hot sauce in your mouth all day.
I'm not making fun of your job,
I'm just saying that's a crazy job to have.
- How to make a chocolate sculpture.
- Is that penis? - Penis?
- Oh okay.
- Is it possible to make a dinosaur
without it looking like a penis?
- No.
- Prove me wrong.
- 0 percent.
- Why make it out of chocolate
if you're gonna spray it in paint?
- That's not paint, it's edible powder.
- I don't think I wanna eat it.
It's cool, don't get me wrong, that is cool,
but I'm not eating it after that guy just made it
with his hands all over it.
And with that, subscribe,
goodbye. - Bye.