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@RedIsTheCoolest

Жыл бұрын

Yooo

@crypticpawz

Жыл бұрын

Slay

@Truskaweczka453

Жыл бұрын

Hi

@BugleBottom

Жыл бұрын

I can’t be this early where is all the reply’s

@alexapatmor8778

Жыл бұрын

This is literally the earliest I’ve ever been

I actually tried the steel wool one when I was younger after seeing the 5-minute craft video 😭 I threw it away in my room trashcan not realizing it still had embers, so it caused the plastic of the trash bag to melt. I didn't know that Febreze was flammable, so I hurried and grabbed the Febreze then proceeded to frantically spray the fire with it. The trashcan was made of steel so I could not move it without getting burnt. In the end, I went and grabbed oven gloves and picked it up and threw it in the shower, and turned the water on. Then my mom came running from her nap bc she thought I burnt the whole house down. SO YES 5 MINUTE CRAFTS DO INFLUENCE KIDS. I still get made fun of and yelled at bout it to this day.

@CarolBondOldDragonMama

Жыл бұрын

And this is exactly why they should be shut down, or at a minimum made to put disclaimers on every video, during the entire video. Thank God you weren't seriously hurt and your house didn't burn down!

@mwater_moon2865

Жыл бұрын

It's not just you, a kid started a fire in my son's classroom trying to do their "instant 3D printer" by putting a crayon in a hot melt gun. To quote my son, "luckily it was small one since it was only one sheet of paper and [they were] on the floor under their desk with it"

@amyspetpawtraits4184

Жыл бұрын

Hopefully you didn't get hurt.😟

@Wriley_Katcoff

Жыл бұрын

I was actually taught the steel wool one in a safe environment with responsible adults - it was at girl scouts and we were learning alternative campfire lighting methods so we had a safe fire pit, our hair pulled back, a bucket of water, and several adults who were all trained in fire safety as a bunch of third graders pressed a nine volt battery and steel wool together over our tinder. And ever since that day I have known never to store those two items together in a camp bag.

@GreebleClown

Жыл бұрын

@@Wriley_Katcoff This is the proper way to learn fire safety. 👍

Ann Reardon (an amazing Aussie channel) debunks a lot of dangerous 5 min crafts (and other channels) and she has recently done a KZread video about the dangers of fractal wood burning.

@lufhaz

Жыл бұрын

I wanna see colaboration ❤

@Sketchitect

Жыл бұрын

☺

@marianmeletlidiscrap

Жыл бұрын

I believe Ann and Jazza have collaborated before

@sparker-sparkle

Жыл бұрын

ooooooooh

@DrBrennan

Жыл бұрын

Which stupidly got removed by KZread.

When even Jazza finds certain crafts dangerous and reckless, you really know they're dangerous and reckless

@zn4rf

Жыл бұрын

or you have more than 1 brain cell....

1:28 I remember when I was in Kindergarten, that we were painting, and I thought the paint looked really tasty. So I asked the teacher if I could eat it and she told me to go ahead. I never felt the desire to eat paint ever again.

The Aussies are doing their best to save everyone from themselves. You and Ann from How To Cook That are international treasures.

@zionj104

Жыл бұрын

They live in one of the most dangerous inhabitable places on the planet, it's what they do

@tobe3940

Жыл бұрын

Not just Aussies. More like responsible good sane people around the globe. Also on YT for example, Chloe Rose Arts is also another one who exposed many of this and made many young viewers pay attention to dangers and environmental factors too when they see these media content. And she's British.

@tobe3940

Жыл бұрын

Off to watch Ann from How To Cook btw. Thanks for letting us know.

@noemiechaudy4598

Жыл бұрын

Them and Bluey. Australia is bringing so much good things in this world.

@isabelp187

Жыл бұрын

@@tobe3940 aussies are better 🤷🏼‍♂️🙄 I don’t make the rules

I get the feeling that content creators, particularly one's with children, are getting tired of 5 minute crafts total bs. I'm glad people like you, Ann from h2ct, and many others are highlighting this and standing up for the vulnerable little proto humans and down right moronic "adults" 👍

@kaylawoodbury2308

Жыл бұрын

A lot of that is precisely thanks to creators like Ann for figuring out the code on how to be both educational and entertaining

@4Rgames

Жыл бұрын

*ones

@maregondrako

Жыл бұрын

William Osman made similar videos as well. One time he made tea using electrified razer blades

@parrotperson

Жыл бұрын

Yea some adults need this too. Remember that youtuber that got shot by his girlfriend because they thought holding a book in front of him would stop the bullet? Some people are not blessed with common sense.

@ilsabailey8195

Жыл бұрын

@@4Rgames I roll... ___eye roll

5:32 - You echo the wisdom of fellow Aussie *Ann Reardon* who busted a bunch of the "5-minute CRAP." Your pancake collab with Ann was cool, but I loved you and the other blokes in her "DIY Prank Chocolate Truffles!" When you said, *"I've eaten roadkill! I can handle this!"* 🤣

I remember when five minute crafts first came on the platform, because I loved them. I love little crafty channels that show cute things that I’ll never do but are fun to watch and sometimes you learn something. I think it was about a year and a half to two years in that they just got so squirrelly I couldn’t even handle having it on in the background as I listened to creepy pastas.

The steel wool trick is actually routinely taught in Boy Scouts to the kids going camping. BUT it is taught with lots of precautions

@frgnr88

Жыл бұрын

Was coming here to say this exact thing. It's a great trick when doing survival camping.

@furlizard

Жыл бұрын

And presumably with supervision, and explanations of why not to do it in your kitchen etc

@Melmaster3

Жыл бұрын

Was looking for this comment!

@stillbuyvhs

Жыл бұрын

Saw it done in a high school science class.

@Voirreydirector

Жыл бұрын

The three ingredients in the trick blew up a ship called the Maine so completely for decades folks thought it was a torpedo or mine. Never even store them together!

I don't get how youtube still didn't ban 5 minute crafts from its platform. or put an age limit on their videos. It's good that other content creators like you are giving it the attention it needs and that youtube should provide.

@Mooam

Жыл бұрын

simple answer: youtube likes money

@wargur

Жыл бұрын

KZread is the ultimate hypocrite on their own platform. They always have turned a blind eye to stuff they know full well is being watched almost exclusively by children because they love the ad revenue.

@angieemm

Жыл бұрын

It's irrelevant, though, because parents rarely monitor their kids' YT usage, and they're not likely to see the videos warning people about the content.

@ayajade6683

Жыл бұрын

Are you shocked considering someone showed a dead body and only had ads removed for 2 weeks ?

@juxtapode2781

Жыл бұрын

@@ayajade6683 Not shocked but once again disappointed by unfair censorship policy. I know how they act generally speaking and it's a shame because that will be the illness crippling them from the inside until it won't be worth anything anymore at some point.

I love how after the prison tattoo you reach for the hammer. Someone seriously needs a thwacking. LOL You should check out Ann Reardon's How to Cook That 5-minute craft debunking videos. SO stickin' scary what that channel is allowed to post.

Seeing your reaction to how incredibly stupid and dangerous 5 minute crafts videos are, was immensely cathartic. I think you healed my soul a little Jazza.

@kiwin7119

Жыл бұрын

Well, I'm off to get my prison tattoo. Thanks, Jazza! (humor)

These unrealistic “hack” videos need to be banned and people who mislead others, especially with dangerous “hacks” need to face some kind of consequences!

@seramose

Жыл бұрын

I really dont care about the unrealistic ones. If someone is stupid enough to try them and in the worst case be out a couple of bucks. KZread needs to put a ban on these dangerous hacks though. But they would Lose 90 % of the content farms which generate 50 Mio + views on a Single Video. So they wont ban them. Thanks Jazz for debunking some of them. Ann reardon is doing her best on that front too

@artsbyana

Жыл бұрын

@@seramose well I was thinking of kids, they don’t know if it’s real or fake

@kiwin7119

Жыл бұрын

@@artsbyana Some teens and adults may not be able to notice red flags in content or a creator's account to know to avoid certain channels.

I saw this and was worried you would try something like fractal burning. Which I would send to you to howtocookthat and Ann's video on its dangers

@talnev.7894

Жыл бұрын

Ommigod that was my first thought as well! I was actually concerned..

@Mark-nh2hs

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing and my heart sunk thinking oh please Jazza don't jump on that bandwagon.

@micaela711

Жыл бұрын

Jazza and Anne have collaborated before, I have a feeling he has seen her videos and is trying to help spread the message ❤️

@nickflesher7608

Жыл бұрын

That was my very first thought! I actually scrubbed through the whole video to make sure.

@danandoliver3613

Жыл бұрын

Some of those injuries are appalling

Speaking of dangerous hacks, 7:11 never touch steel wool with your bare hands, it can cause injuries or irritations.

I am so glad that many of the comments here are referencing Ann Reardon's excellent breakdown of why fractal burning is moronic and should never be attempted. Was likewise worried Jazza'd try his hand at it but good on him.

@sunsetcolored259

Жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing! I was really freaked out when I saw the title at first, especially with the "I'm shocked" tagline.

@Lyander25

Жыл бұрын

@@sunsetcolored259 EXACTLY. it had to have been deliberate lmao, but hey it got a click

@neiribelin

Жыл бұрын

I'd trust Jazza to take every precaution and have his team ready if he really tried fractal burning. It's the random tiktokers and people who wouldn't do proper research that I'd be worried about (and as Ann's video shows, with good reason).

@Lyander25

Жыл бұрын

@@neiribelin I don't doubt that that would be the case, but IMO it'd still be deeply irresponsible for someone in his position to produce a fractal wood burning video because of how it could very well encourage others to try it, disclaimers and warnings be damned

@neiribelin

Жыл бұрын

@@Lyander25 You're right, that's a good point.

You and Ann have collabed before to make pancake art; I'd love to see you both collab to stick it to dangerous hacks. She's debunked them many times but now that you've dabbled into the fray of calling them out, I'd love to see you guys work together to help educate the masses

@kutanra

Жыл бұрын

The JazzAnn movement, bringing down dangerous content farms from down under!

@marshawargo7238

Жыл бұрын

@@kutanra If enough high profile & well loved KZreadrs stand up & yell loud enough it might have an impact! Hopefully! I'm Subscribed to both Anne & Jazz but I'm sure other debunking channels are standing up to This Outrageous Unconscionable Practice

@loriki8766

Жыл бұрын

That would be a good combo. Ann is way better at explaining why NOT to do the things and Jazza is less reluctant to try things.

@marshawargo7238

Жыл бұрын

@@loriki8766 His humor🐒along with her seriousness🐈would also make for a Great Video!💓

Great to see so many people mentioning Ann Reardon in the comments, really goes to show she's making a difference

We actually learned the steel wool fire starter trick in camp when I was… idk 11? But they made it very clear that this should be used for emergencies only, and stored away safely in an emergency kit. They also used it as a good opportunity to talk about safe battery storage in general, so you understand how dangerous a loose battery can be when just thrown in a junk drawer somewhere. They demonstrated quite a few ways to start a fire, and this was one of the easiest, especially if you’re trapped at home during a blackout or something (a real concern where I lived recently. We had a blackout that lasted for almost two weeks in some places, right in the dead of winter, -10F to -30F).

2:23 Something about Jazza slowly rubbing the knife as he stares at the camera , a little smile on his face ..... it tingled my welbies

Incredible. My children are all eating paint. I'm eating paint. Everyone is eating paint and I have never been better. My life has been hacked and I am appropriately satisfied.

@sparker-sparkle

Жыл бұрын

ETERNAL HAPPINESS ACHIEVED!?!?!

@charlieleseman7847

Жыл бұрын

@@sparker-sparkle Yes, I believe so.

@kari_sims

Жыл бұрын

why waste thousands of dollars a year buying food when you can just EAT PAINT

@CaedmonOS

Жыл бұрын

I like paint chips

@tiffanymichaels2429

Жыл бұрын

@@CaedmonOS 😂😂😂 with added nutritional value of lead.

How has someone NOT sued 5-minute crafts?!

@jasontodd7450

Жыл бұрын

Pretty sure they send cease and desist letters out if anyone's serious about trying to sue them. But even if someone tries, they'll win because they have enough money to either create a settlement or buy lawyers that will make sure they win. They could use the excuse that adults would know better when watching the videos, and that they should be paying attention to what they're kids are doing (they should but parents can't be there 24/7 to watch them) or that the craft hacks aren't real craft hacks and weren't meant to be followed. A load of bullshit if you ask me. I enjoyed their older content- especially the clothing hacks. But they've just become so stupid or dangerous that I cam only feel hatred for 5 minute crafts now.

@ayajade6683

Жыл бұрын

Because they have a disclaimer of professionally done in the description and it falls into parental/personal negligence as it's the same reason you can't win if you sue DC comics for superman flying causing your kid to jump off a tree branch breaking their leg thinking they can fly. Not to mention it being run out of countries like Thailand and Belarus via a production company so it wouldn't be based on USA law

@SpeedDemonStar

Жыл бұрын

The biggest problem is that they're based out of countries that don't care. That coupled with them only having to say the magic words "well it's not intended for kids" or "it's for entertainment purposes and not intended as tutorial" and they get away with it every time.

@syberx622

Жыл бұрын

@@jasontodd7450 agreed

Good lord, there are sooo many issues with that 'prison tattoo' one. The risk of infection is still aplenty despite their cursory attempts to reduce it

When even JAZZA is appalled by how reckless and dangerous something is, you know it's serious business.

Jazza at last: "Now, I'm just... angry.", laughs disbelieving and walks away. I think that summaries it perfectly. Years ago they were fun and now it's just concerning.

Makes me laugh how KZread allows dangerous videos on the platform then bans and take down videos highlighting the dangers of these videos citing they have breached community rules...... It's mind boggling.

@xoi3248

Жыл бұрын

honestly i think its because the big videos make youtube more money so eliminating a threat to that equals money lots of it im not sure if this is how it works but im like 99% sure

@Mark-nh2hs

Жыл бұрын

@@xoi3248 sad really one day KZread will end up in court again with a massive lawsuit - currently they are protected but like with most laws get changed eventually and the flood gates will open - esp when children start dying.

@kiwin7119

Жыл бұрын

@@xoi3248 5 Minute Crafts, TroomTroom, and similar channels are "content farms" churning out videos that are addictive to watch. They make big big money for KZread.

12:27 Jazza's broken

A lot of people are talking about Ann and she’s great, but let’s appreciate Jazza’s no bs attitude and all around great vibes

Jazzy and Ann Reardon, our Aussie parents keeping us all safe. 😊

10:42 My reaction to seeing this one was on the same wavelength as Jazza lol. Cartoons growing up would show characters getting electrocuted after putting something metal in a toaster. This made it an entertaining and safe showing of why it's a bad idea. These days you can't show such actions in kid's shows even in the context of making it a learning moment for kids. But apparently, you can show it as a "hack" on the internet devoid of any explanation on the possible consequences of this action.

@fayelinae

4 ай бұрын

Remember, even when we were kids, there were adults who tried to cancel each and every one of our cartoons. Except now they're the majority

The steel wool "hack" is actually great in survival situations. I know a lot of people who pack steel wool when travelling, just in case they need to start a fire.

12:40 When the outrage is so high you really almost go smash mode. Lol

Jazza you should watch Ann Reardon's videos about dangerous hacks. Her most recent one got pulled down by youtube because she covered the most dangerous "hack" on youtube even though they've left all of the videos on how to do the "hack" up. She had to reupload it, and the new one could use with some more momentum.

@rachellynncreates2703

Жыл бұрын

The old one is back up.

@mwater_moon2865

Жыл бұрын

@@rachellynncreates2703 with all the views and original comments erased, because while Google will happily track and SAVE everywhere you've ever been with your phone, even if you have location history turned OFF, they can't be bothered to keep the comments people made about how dang crazy it is that You tube makes so much money off of dangerous content. Though to be fair, I think they took that one down because she called them out about "featuring" vids on FB and not giving those views to the original channels, since then YT might have to pay them $$.....

Ann Reardon: "Here are some dangerous hacks you should avoid." Jazza, holding a hammer: "AAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!"

@ImADeity

4 ай бұрын

The yin and yang

My dad showed me the steel wool trick when i was 10 for a science project. I should note that parental consent and supervision were involved. I love Jazza's recation to all these. He just lets off great protective dad instincts.

7:57 has me imagining Beavis shouting, "Fire! Fire!". Who knew the internet was going to be more dangerous than late-night cartoons... :o

I’ve caught my kid trying to do some of their dumb hacks before, thankfully none of the dangerous ones, but she has made plenty of messy ones.

@mwater_moon2865

Жыл бұрын

Mine have steered clear of most of them, but they have seen other kids trying them IN school. Please note, they watched these vids AT SCHOOL. As I didn't let my kids watch youtube without me when they were 10 and 11.... Which is why after the first one suggested a school project that was doomed to fail (fake result) they saw the debunking ones, and hence why they know better.

Looks like you've earned your 'I'm an adult' T-shirt, Jazza!

I remember people doing stick n poke tattoos in high school. Thankfully nobody got serious infections. That being said, tattooing on fruit or fake skin would be a cool video idea!

@wolfetteplays8894

Жыл бұрын

At home tattooing is awesome. It’s such a libertarian thing, and is so much cheaper than paying like $300 just for some simple shit on your hand

This makes me feel a combination of sad and furious, and seeing these "hacks" made me loose a few brain cells. But I like the way Jazza addressed each of these "hacks" and clearly points out how ridiculous they all are. My kids a still too young to have any screen time alone or a phone of their own. But this type of thing make me want to say "No, you are never having one. The world is stupid". But all you can really do as a parent is teach them to question everything and to think critically. 👍

I was going for a job interview to the company that makes 5 minute crafts, but thankfully their HR forgot to get back to me, and I got a job somewhere else. I always found their content dodgy, but the more videos I see calling out the content that's not just insultingly dumb, but outright dangerous - the more glad I am that it didn't work out for me.

@SilverWolf_-cj4qn

Жыл бұрын

to be fair, they actually used to have some cool hacks. I remember watching them ~5 years ago, and most of them weren't dangerous. but these days? yeah their quality has gone down the drain.

@RabbitsInBlack

Жыл бұрын

So you live in Russia?

@Esperologist

Жыл бұрын

You dodged a bullet, metaphorically... and possibly, literally.

@NeuroticPixieSlasher

Жыл бұрын

@@Esperologist "Hey, Pix, management wants you to make a video with lifehacks involving weapons-grade Plutonium" "WTF? No way, I'm not doing that!" _cocks gun_ "That wasn't a request"

@NeuroticPixieSlasher

Жыл бұрын

@@RabbitsInBlack I do, but the company is based in Cyprus (which was the whole reason I applied). Lots of Russian / Ukrainian / Belarussian IT companies there

I love how your team make the tattoo one orange so they were kind of expecting you to try it 😅

@AmaraJordanMusic

Жыл бұрын

Theoretically he could do it on a grapefruit. It has about the same resistance as human skin. Oranges are often used for teaching how to give injections too. Fun fact! 😂

@JustARandomOnTheWeb

Жыл бұрын

@@AmaraJordanMusic is it true bananas are also good for this? I think Mamma Doctor Jones said she used to practise stitches on them

@AmaraJordanMusic

Жыл бұрын

@@JustARandomOnTheWeb Yes, they are good for practicing! They’re pretty similar in terms of how much pressure is necessary, so it’s a matter of preference to a degree. I find an orange more difficult because of the shape, so bananas are easier when just beginning.

Jazza is the Gordon Ramsay of the art community that we never knew we needed

The Aussies are really cracking down on this! I would LOVE to see a collaboration between you and Ann Reardon!

I love the horror at the “they’re just going to show you how to do a *PRISON TATTOO!!!“* Also the next time I stub my toe I’ll curse using the phrase, “FOIL in a TOASTER!” The confused looks of other people will distract from the pain. 🙃

@coryman125

Жыл бұрын

Super obscure replacements for swearing amuse me to no end

@AmaraJordanMusic

Жыл бұрын

@@coryman125 They are pretty much the best. I’ve been using freaky deaky light show, and thanks to my husband, “Fried fish and hormone monsters,” “frank and BEANS,” “Go get your sword,” and “Don’t TALK to me, I’m HURT.” 🙃 I also like having themed ones. Like Halloween coming up, “Caldrons and cobwebs,” has been quite popular. Gotta be festive with our non-cursing. I think by the time I’m a mom, I’ll have a small dictionary’s worth of phrases. 😂

When I saw "DANGEROUS Crafts... I'm shocked" in the title, I thought Jazza was going to try fractal wood burning. That scared me. DON'T do it people, unless you want to play with something that has the same amount of power as overhead powerlines.

@NWolfsson

Жыл бұрын

Me too. Curiously glad that it was "just" 5 Minutes Craft.

You should do something with Anne from how to cook that. She debunks 5 min crafts all the time. And she lives in Australia too. Could be interesting.

The way you put the vasoline onto the knife. Priceless.

Thank you for the vid.These 5-minutes crafts make me furious. And what is make me even more furious is the fact, that nothing can be done about it. Even if they started as a useful channel, now they are dangerous.

hey jazza. have you ever thought about trying to draw with a pressure washer and a “dirty” sidewalk/ painted fence etc? looks pretty cool.

12:34 if my son, a tattoo artist, sees this; he would have screamed! Unsafe and unsanitary!

Watching Jazza put out the fire from the first steel wool! Love it! Made my day!

If Jazza is upset about foil in a toaster, (which is a legit concern, people have burned their houses down) he should see Ann Rearden’s videos talking about the metal cast charging plug and the fractal wood burning. There is some truly deadly dangerous stuff out there. Actually, I would love to see the art community help to lift Ann’s video about the wood burning.

@thedyingmeme6

Жыл бұрын

What exactly _is_ fractal wood burning?? I've seen many comments, but none have explained it. From the comments it seems like people sending high voltage through wood

@sunsetcolored259

Жыл бұрын

@@thedyingmeme6 That's exactly what it is! It involves the use of a microwave transformer and car jumper cables to send electricity through a piece of wood, which causes an admittedly cool looking lightning pattern to be burned into the wood. The problem is, the amount of electricity required to produce that effect is MORE than enough to kill you. And if you accidentally touch anything involved in the process, from the wood to the cables to the table the wood is sitting on, you will more than likely be electrocuted and die instantly. All it takes is a fraction of a second. EDIT: Removed the line about it being the same amount of energy as a lightning strike, that was incorrect. Apologies for that!

@popenieafantome9527

Жыл бұрын

@@thedyingmeme6 thats pretty much what it is. As you can imagine, wood isn’t a great conductor of electricity, so process uses ludicrous amounts of it to penetrate wood.

@MrKuncol

Жыл бұрын

@@sunsetcolored259 It literally is not same amount of energy. Lighting on average is one gigajoule (1 000 000 kilojoules) of energy. To accumulate that amount of energy you would need to charge capacitors for almost 12h with 25kW of power (that's maximum power for typical house). Average microwave transformer is designed to ~1kW of power, it could maybe withstand 10kW for very short time without immediately burning it's coils. Also it's "only" 2kV on output (at least in Europe) for comparison lighting is 10 000-20 000 kV. It's way less energy, still enough to kill and no one should really try to do that. Especially people who need tutorial for that.

@sunsetcolored259

Жыл бұрын

@@MrKuncol YEAH I'm sorry I realized in hindsight that I probably vastly misworded that. Someone else said it was like getting struck by lightning and I just kind of took that information for granted. I should've thought about that more before I made the comment.

Ann Reardon has amazing debunking vids, which is what this vid probably inspired. I love both KZreadrs and I love how they try to keep the viewers safe! ♥️

It was subtle, but I appreciate how you put some of the blame where it belongs: the algorithm. Thank you for pointing it what some people don't have the life experience to understand. And thank you for the integrity you demonstrate by including warnings and keeping a focus on safety as you do when appropriate.

2:12 = Australia's official slogan "Now THAT'S a knife!" 8:05 =Useful advice: Don't set any more fires in Australia. The Tasmanian koalas will appreciate your kindness.

You know it’s a good jazza video when it starts with a warning not to do anything in the video 😂

I'm just imagining the people who make these videos coming up with these idiotic crafts at a board meeting being like: -Oh, lets wrap a steak in tinfoil and put it in a toaster that will literally explode and also let's target this to kids! - But, don't you think that will har- -*I DONT CARE* -...ok

15:04 Had me dying LMAO 🤣

I love these videos! Ann from how to cook that has been raising awareness about this dangerous content for a while now. KZread does nothing to stop it! Thanks jazza keep up the good work!

Jazza your recent vids have been so authentic and fun, keep up the good work man, you inspire so many people. Love what this channels become.

Non-toxic does not mean it's safe to eat!! As I'm in the US, I'm only addressing US law. Keep that in mind. It would be great if the term "non-toxic" was regulated by some agency. Unfortunately, it isn't, and doesn't have a particular meaning (from what I can find). There is a US group called the Consumer Product Safety Commission that oversees product safety education and labeling among other things. They discuss which products require labeling as hazardous. "To require labeling, a product must first be toxic, corrosive, flammable or combustible, an irritant, or a strong sensitizer, or it must generate pressure through decomposition, heat, or other means. Second, the product must have the potential to cause substantial personal injury or substantial illness during or as a result of any customary or reasonably foreseeable handling or use, including reasonably foreseeable ingestion by children." The important part of that statement is this: "illness during or as a result of any customary or reasonably foreseeable handling or use." That means the risk would be whenever the product is used as the manufacturer intended. It's counterintuitive, I know, but that's what it means. That's why I share the information as often as I do- because a lot of people don't realize that "non-toxic" doesn't mean safe, or safe to ingest.

@LaynieFingers

Жыл бұрын

@Latest Obsession Food coloring is intended to be eaten. I was referring to Jazza's comment about eating paint and it being non toxic.

@levisipos

Жыл бұрын

Very good point! 👍

The steel wool trick I actually learned at a survival camp as a kid. You definitely SHOULD NOT do that trick unless you need a fire asap like in an emergency scenario. It catches super fast and while it doesnt immediately cause flames with an accelerant or kindling it catches super fast so be careful!!

Just found this video and for some reason whenever im bored and i find that one creator i get so happy. Thanks jazza

I feel that as this channel seems to be partially aimed at kids as well as adults, it is a great way to bring awareness to how bad these "hacks" are and hopefully, stops people from doing them. Hopefully.

I love watching Jazza first thing in the morning when I wake up for the following 2 reasons a) it wakes me up b) it gives me the chaotic energy I need for the day

To all the people commenting about how to cook that, Ann and if jazza knows about the channel....he does!! they collabed a few years back for a challenge video of some kind. I'm sure she was his inspiration for this video ☺️

Love that everyone points him out to Anns channel. She is a goddess and really deserves the world

You’re distain and reactions are fantastic. You are like if Gordon Ramsey if he was making a art hack television show. 🤣

Watching you beat out a fire with a tray was the highlight of my day. 😂 For real, though, thanks for showing how dangerous these are. It's awful how these are just... allowed? And kids might actually try them? Just... no.

I wonder who labeled the tattoo one with only an orange level? I feel like someone secretly wanted jazza to try lol

Jazza: *makes cereal paint* Also jazza: *deliberately eats the red paint to look scary*

In my costume design class in high school, there was this one girl that always bullied her friend and she proceeded to get a hot glue gun and burn her friend's wrist right where all the blood vessels are. And they were all just laughing like that wasn't a completely psychotic thing to do 🤦🏾

@goldenwillow3002

Жыл бұрын

excuse me, tf-

@BloominFleury29

Жыл бұрын

@@goldenwillow3002 I mean I was accused of trying to hit a pupil with a baseball bat

@Mimyakko

Жыл бұрын

@@BloominFleury29 accused??

@Omniblox

Жыл бұрын

OMG I hope it turned ok for her in the end (the bully's friend). What happened next?

I just discovered your channel and pulled an all-nighter soaking in your amazing sense of humor and inspirational work. You are amazing! I'm busting out my art materials as soon as I get some sleep 😂 Keep up the incredible work!!!

The hack with the steel wool, battery and cotton is actually a really good way to get a fire going in any situation in which you would need to start a fire. I learned it in boy scouts, the difference between boy scouts and five minute craft videos however is that boy scouts teaches safety. So here's some tricks if your going to use that trick: 1.) you don't need a huge wad of steel wool, just separate it from the cotton once you've lit it so you can reuse it later (but it will be hot so be careful). 2.) DO NOT put steel wool in the same container as the battery, they always told us to not put them both in our pocket because you could set your pocket on fire. 3.) If you don't have experience starting fires, do this with a responsible adult (so probably not Jazza)

@sagecarman3713

Жыл бұрын

also only light a fire in a place such as a fire pit, otherwise you could end up starting a forrest fire

I wish more people brought attention to these things. I have kids that I have gotten into watching your stuff, so this will help teach them. All in all, thanks for being here Jazza.

I imagine Jazza going in to a hardware store and asking for hot glue, a hammer and several types of knives, and then being led out later by police.

@KittenSprite

Жыл бұрын

XD yea

0:19 Cereal in a bowl, crunch it up and pour in ✨ *wotah* ✨

10:56 This one got me when i was younger, so i guess im lucky i didnt like touching raw meat

Would love to see a collab with you and Ann Reardon after this.

For the 9V battery and steel wool hack: If you cant find a 9V battery, check the smoke detector, you might be able to salvage one from there. You're welcome.

@davidcunningham6525

Жыл бұрын

Oh right! They should totally have put that in the 5-minute crafts video!

@AmaraJordanMusic

Жыл бұрын

Oh God! No, honey, noooo! 🤣

@argusfleibeit1165

Жыл бұрын

Nothing like disabling your smoke alarm to deliberately start a fire. Perfect!

@elizabethh9935

Жыл бұрын

If you don’t know if your smoke detector has a 9 V battery, change your smoke detector battery! And set an alarm or a reminder to do it regularly. Also, please get a carbon monoxide detector. This was your daily mom

So the steel wool and cotton one actually saved my grandpas life. He was hunting in the belts (a mountain range in mt) when he got lost, he stumbled across a cabin that was almost completely cleared out for the winter except for some steal wool, a first aid kit, coffee grounds and crackers. There was cotton in the first aid kit and he used the wool and I don't remember why but he happened to have one of those batteries to start the fire and make coffee. He had lighters but they wouldn't work that high up and it was 5 below inside the cabin and almost 20 below outside. After making his way out he became super passionate about hunter safety and survival. I help him teach his class and we dedicate a whole night to survival discussing fire starters, shelters hydration, making sure people know where you are going and not deviating from said plan and loads of other things.

We need more people to watch & try these, it's natural selection.

I want to see colaboration with Ann! ❤❤❤

for a second I thought he was gonna do the deadly fractal woodburning thing

tbf we did the steel wool one at scouts when i was a kid, but that was also with adult supervision and outside

More of this :-) This was really perfect and fun episode.

7:29 footage of the first caveman that got burned by fire 🔥🔥🔥

Sloshy vaseline sounds and intense eye contact is not how I expected to start my day 💀

Wow this was a really great analysis on 5 minute crafts, and clearly demonstrates how crazy unsafe things are rewarded more than actually useful things.

I love how the stick n poke tattoo one was in "orange" meaning maybe do this, maybe don't lol. As someone who has given themselves 4 stick n pokes (between the ages 16-21)(and also gotten 1 professional tattoo), I can't say I recommend it but also they're pretty cool, and personally, I think mine look pretty sick, and I get a lot of compliments on them. I did my first one with India ink from the craft store, and the other 3 I did with actual tattoo ink I got on amazon, and I definitely recommend getting the actual tattoo ink and little ink cups

@kiwin7119

Жыл бұрын

I assumed Jazza would get some "tattoo practice kit" off Amazon or someplace or fresh fruit for the practice skin.

Jazza "Im usually not this angry" Me having just watched the sped up Bob Ross with inverted glasses video 😂

I love Jazza’s glue gun it looks like like I drill, I can imagine him picking it up and some one thinking he’s about to do some manly work or woodworking, but nah he’s just doing some crafts 😂

@willmfrank

Жыл бұрын

"Okay. Now I'm gonna pre-drill so the part can be attached easily with a screw." BLORT! "Or I could just stick the part on with this blob of hot glue."

@eshbena

Жыл бұрын

Hey, those are manly crafts, by gum! XD

I appreciate this video... And channels that point out how dangerous some tricks can be... Someone should do something about those channels... KZread won't!

Jazza your prolly the most driven art person i have seen. You dare not leave any challenge undone very much a art a holic :)

Jazza will never fail to entertain. He should try copying more dumb art hacks from 5 minute crafts. They're always so bad. Perhaps a challenge of doing as many as he can in 1 hour.

@AmaraJordanMusic

Жыл бұрын

And he’ll be more personally offended by them. 😂

@ArtyJ

Жыл бұрын

@@AmaraJordanMusic exactly!

@JustARandomOnTheWeb

Жыл бұрын

He’s done that in the past

Very quickly about your analysis of the purpose and reason to be of those channels. They will indeed do weird and dangerous content, not only for people to watch, but also to react. Each and every comment saying the very obvious "OMG Don't do this it's dangerous / dumb/ not practical etc ..." creates traction and engagement for their content. The thing YT bots loves and put videos on recommended feed. It's a damn clever and infuriating process. You cannot win against it... No matter your position toward their content they end up ahead.

@mwater_moon2865

Жыл бұрын

Au contrair, you can warn friends and loved ones, esp. children, don't click! These are faked, they lie and they don't care if you die. Don't click, no views, and they loose. edit: also, if you think a hack is dangerous, don't comment, REPORT.

you would need to mix the cotton wool with the steel wool, for best results. it is a good as survival fire starter and can help in damp conditions.

I love how everyone is talking about Ann, she's such a great source of information.