hi everybody i hope you have your sunglasses on for today's video because certainly
you're gonna need them now at this point in time it's been a full year since i reviewed culture
hustle's darkest pain in existence and i think everybody who had the opportunity to see what that
paint looked like i think it just absolutely blew everybody's mind including my own that paint was
so dark and it absorbed so much light that it made three dimensional objects look like they were 2d
it was such a crazy and weird experience and now fast forward almost exactly an
entire year later our mischievous art god stuart simple owner of culture
hustle he's back at it again and this time he went totally opposite with it
allow me guys to introduce you to white 2.0 the brightest paint in existence
not only did i buy the brightest paint in existence but i also bought the blackest
paint in existence and today i thought i'd test them out mix them do all kinds
of crazy experiments with them and see what the brightest paint in existence looks like
now to start this off the first thing that i want to say is culture hustle they
always have the coolest packaging like look how cool this packaging is
now for this video let me tell you girl i got notes okay i prepared according to the website
and as far as like the claims go for this paint it's made from using an entirely new form of an
acrylic base it uses the absolute best white pigments available it also has the highest
quality mattifiers inside of it and what that means is that basically makes it completely flat
like there's no shine whatsoever to the product as it dries and when i was looking on the website
the one thing that just absolutely caught my mind was this chart that basically said that
the paint can be anywhere from 40 to 60 brighter than just any regular white paint and it was kind
of funny because when i was on the website like researching all of this there was like this little
video demonstration section and i don't know if i'm just blind or what but as i was looking
at the video i literally could not tell between the paint being poured and the white bucket that
it's being poured in it looked like white paint being poured into like this endless white void
and of course the total price of this was 30 dollars for 150 milliliters of paint
which i'm not gonna lie that is very pricey for one single bottle of paint but it is a specialty
paint and it is coming from a small business with lots of attention to detail so i definitely
understand the price point so now that we got the scoop on everything let's go ahead and unbox
by the way i recently did my nails for the first time like long and i have
been so annoying i've just been tapping like literally on every possible thing i can and
throughout this video there is a thousand percent guarantee that i'm just gonna be
the entire time and i'm not sorry
foreign
okay so it is currently i think three days later i'm not gonna lie i've been
very overwhelmed this past week so i decided to take a couple of days and you know just
do something fun for myself which included having a mental breakdown and dyeing my hair
you know just girly things but yeah from this point forward my hair is completely changed and
i didn't want to not acknowledge the fact that my hair had a big change but yeah the packaging it's
very very on brand for stuart simple but still having its own unique design i really like that
about culture hustle these are really good sizes i think it's definitely a bang for your buck and if
i recall correctly the black 3.0 it came with so much black paint that i didn't even get to finish
using the bottle before it became dried out now as far as like the swatches go instead of just going
straight in a better solution for me to see like just how truly white this paint is i thought i
would compare it to a lower end white paint this one was only like a dollar at the craft store
and also compare it to like a more high-end paint this is a 20
paint from masters touch and i think because both of these are like on both ends of the spectrum
a really cheap one and a more high-end one that'll help me gauge where this white 2.0 paint will fit
if you guys remember when i compared this to the black paint it was like a
visible difference about how dark this was compared to the other ones and my very first
thought especially looking on the camera lens is it's really not that dramatic of a difference
but it did make a difference whenever i picked up this journal and pointed it against my light
when there's a lot of light pointed directly at the paint it definitely
reflects and it definitely makes a huge difference
and something else that i noticed and i think this is just a part of their special formula
because the black 3.0 had this as well this white 2.0 it's very very
very liquidy so if i ever do use this paint i have to remember in my mind that i will make a mess out
of this because it's pretty much like water my first impression i would give it a 5 out of 10.
okay so i'm not gonna lie that first test
was kind of a flop i was expecting a lot more of a dramatic difference between like the two
stark whites but that's okay that's okay because i still have quite a few tests to run it through
and i'm sure at this point i still haven't gotten to release it to its full potential yet
earlier in the video i had mentioned how on the website it mentions how lighting can affect how
bright the paint is and according to the chart the more yellow and warm the lighting is the
least bright it's going to be and how cool and blue the lighting is of course that's the optimum
lighting for this paint and it just so happens that my two studio lights here they can go all
the way from almost a yellow light to a blue light which in theory according to the website
would be optimal conditions to get sixty percent wider so let's see now my camera is actually
really good at color correcting so it might look just like normal light but i can assure you guys
this light is super super yellow um right off the bat i'm not noticing anything too dramatic
and here's all the way in cool tone light and this one i definitely can't see a difference
like it does look more white but it definitely does not look 60 more white it is brighter but
honestly again just that same situation where i'm just not able to get anything too dramatic
so last night i was giving it a lot of thought of like how can i truly show the people how
dark this paint is i mean bright how bright this paint is and i was thinking like yeah i
could just use it against other paints but what are the odds that every single person
who is watching this knows exactly what anita's all-purpose acrylic paint looks like you know
so for the very last test just in order for you to fully get that realization of how white this paint
is one white item that i think everybody has used in their entire life is white printer paper so i
thought we'd try it against the paper and that way you guys could know for sure what it looks like
oh even on the camera you can see how much wider it is than the white regular printer paper so yeah
i would say like on just regular white printer paper i would say that's definitely 60 brighter
it kind of makes the printer paper look like it's almost like a slight gray out of everything
surprisingly enough on regular white printer paper i would say that that is definitely 60 brighter
this test gives me a little bit of hope i'm gonna rate the white paper test a nine out of ten
something very cool about the black 3.0 which just made it just so absolutely cool was its
ability to make a three-dimensional object look like it was 2d it made regular objects look like
they were completely cut out the fabric of time and they straight up look like glitches in the
matrix it was so cool but if you guys remember in order for me to get that super cool 3d effect
i basically had to run around my entire apartment looking for different specialty
lightings that would give me that effect so i'm wondering if there's anywhere else in my house
that will give me a much more dramatic lighting where i can get like a super bright white effect
i want to wish you a merry merry christmas
okay so two things that i noticed the first being that when light is casting a really harsh shadow
on this paint it almost like reflects the shadows off the 3d object the shadows look almost gray
as opposed to black and the second thing that i noticed is that the white paint does really
surprisingly uncomfortably well under blacklight when i used the blacklight on the two paints the
regular paint didn't even show up but because the white 2.0 is so reflective it just reflected back
crazy and under that very specific circumstance i wouldn't even say it's just 60 brighter i would
say it's like 90 to 200 percent brighter than just the original paint i mean the difference there is
shocking so as far as like how it looks under different lightings to be quite honest with you
i don't really know how i would rank this one because the results are so different
all right so now that we know all about this paint we know how it works we know how bright
this paint truly is i obviously wasn't gonna leave you guys hanging and not mix the widest
paint in the world with the blackest paint in the world i wanna wish you a merry christmas
so here's what all the colors look like against each other i gotta say the gray color looks
really really cool because it's not like a warm gray it's not a cool gray it's a perfect neutral
gray comparing the white and the black together even though this is supposed to be like a super
white matte paint for some reason it's still like a lot shinier and even if we were to take
out like the novelty of it all of like black and white the black 3.0 it goes on so much more smooth
so much more matte it just doesn't look as watery and bumpy as the white one looking at the black
3.0 in person it kind of looks like i got like a piece of velvet and taped it onto the paper
well the other two just look like paint you know okay so my final thoughts on white 2.0 this paint
is definitely obviously much wider than just like the normal average paint but for me and all the
tests that i ran it through i personally would not say that it's 60 brighter than the other paints
but i guess my expectations were a little bit too high because i was thinking that it would be
similar to the other culture hustle products that i tried like the black 3.0 i really hate to say it
but this one dollar acrylic paint throughout this entire video was able to like directly
compete with this white 2.0 and if you're gonna be spending thirty dollars on one single tube
of paint i mean i personally don't think it's worth it if it can compete so if i had to rate
this paint i would give it please don't be mad at me but i would give it probably a 6 out of 10.
so anyway guys that's all i have for you guys today i hope you have a good
holiday season i should see you guys one more time before the year ends but if not
i hope you guys have a wonderful holiday season no matter what you're doing even
if you're just like staying home and chilling with your cat or whatever i mean that's cool to
enjoy yourself and yeah with that being said i will see you guys next video bye