well it's finally happened three million
people have subscribed to my channel
that I created just a little over three
years ago as huge a number as that is I
consider all of you a part of my family
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I'm not mr. beast and I wish I could do
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watching with all of that now being said
let's get into the meat of the special
commemorative video all of the Toyota
Corolla facts that I've ever mentioned
in all of my videos and plus a few more
bonus ones I honestly still can't
believe that you guys turn this thing
into a meme on this channel but here we
are let's start off with the fact that
the Toyota Corolla is the best-selling
vehicle in history which is why I began
using it as a unit of measurement in the
first place over 40 million Corollas
have been sold across the world since
Toyota introduced the model back in 1966
enough to give every single person
living in Ukraine one on average one
Corolla is sold somewhere in the world
roughly every 27 to 37 seconds now an
average 2018 model year Corolla weighs
one thousand two hundred and eighty
eight kilograms the heaviest production
car ever created is the Mercedes Maybach
s 600 Pullman guard which weighs
approximately the same as four Corollas
changing gears over to animals now a
fully grown adult male saltwater
crocodile weighs about 1 Corolla and
this is where they exist in the world so
you know where to avoid getting eaten by
1/4 to 2 million years ago though there
existed a giant
rat that also weighed about 1 per Ola
which might be worse than a crocodile if
one were to break into your kitchen in
the middle of the night if you want to
be afraid of something that exists today
though the southern elephant seal still
exists and it's literally a seal that
weighs about the same as an Asian
elephant or for Corollas on a 1 to 1
fight against a Corolla I think it's
pretty clear that the elephant seal has
the upper hand but since there's 40
million Corollas out there in the world
and not even 1 million seals if you put
them all in the same place it might be
more of an even fight blue whales though
are way way bigger the biggest animals
to ever exist in all of Earth's history
in fact they can weigh up to roughly 155
Corollas more than every single person
who lives on the Falkland Islands
combined the t-rex only weighed 16
Corollas which i guess is still pretty
scary since it could eat you on land but
the largest land animal ever was we
appropriately named titanosaur which
actually wasn't so titanic because it
only weighed about 54 Corollas blue
whales are almost three times heavier
than that and you can go see one today
as big and scary as animals are we
humans have built way heavier things the
heaviest airplane the Antonov an-225
wastes 497 Karolos and it actually well
you know flies the palace of the
parliament in romania a crazy building
built in bucharest to honor longtime
dictator Nicolae Ceausescu's insanity
and which happens to be the heaviest
building ever constructed by humanity
weighs in at 3 million 180 mm Corollas
the Saturn 5 rocket which first carried
humans to the moon during the Apollo
missions weighed 2306 Corollas and it's
in space where the measurements of
things begin to get pretty wacky neutron
stars are unbelievably dense balls that
are basically the leftover corpses of
dead stars to understand how dense they
are a single thimble full of neutron
star material weighs the same as 70
million Corollas far more than the
number of Corollas ever produced this
also happens to be about the equivalent
weight of Mount Everest crushed down
into the size of a
cymbal however the heaviest known object
in the universe happens to be a black
hole with a creative scientific name of
s500 1/4 plus 81 this thing is believed
to weigh about 40 billion suns which is
about the same as one octillion 566 of
Killion 68 6 julian 977 quintillion 897
quadrillion 877 trillion 185 billion 233
million one hundred twenty-six thousand
and 961 Corollas well that just about
sums up every Toyota Corolla fact that
I've ever covered you can actually watch
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