That is an interesting idea in fact, maybe i could do a game where the character wanders through fractally generated worlds with random formulas and use a coordinate system to map where the character have to go.
The way out only exists because the camera render distance does down the further it zooms in. If you see the rainbow background there's usually still stuff there. The computer just doesn't calculate it because it would take too much time.
since this is a purely mathematical object, if you were really inside it you would also be able to travel in four dimensions, so you could easily get out :)
@d0g3r 1up5 you can move around a 3d fractal without shrinking down into levels of detail, no? I'm thinking in general here. I have no idea what a Mandlebox is. First time I've heard of it.
Now just imagine here for a minute that we aren't zooming in , but we are falling. It's almost maddening seeing yourself fall down into this place and never be able to touch anything because you just fall deeper into whatever you go towards. You can never touch anything, everything is the same distance away from you.
Maxim Gwiazda actually, it was zooming, and panning, and moving, all at once. Also a similar effect would happen if you fell in and we applied gravity, as you'd be pulled all over the place on your way to the core, but be unable to hit things because they're more empty than an atom and scale is fluid...
TheApexSurvivor given the emptiness inherent in the calculation the mass of a human body would probably generate more gravity in the locality. I think any one person's presence would cause the construct to annihilate. Now if there were only away to calculate the mass of non corporeal consciousness...
Thomas Prislac I would assume it acts like atomic structures, so that it is equally attracting and repelling everything within it, and that due to the way certain forces propagate through the structure it holds its form. Adding the Ant-Man (shrinking and growing through an microstructure) doesn't actually change much as they would be held in the centre most section of any given passage and would be repelling and attracting the structure in such a way that it would appear to be viewed through a distorted lens, but any change they made would revert as they moved on... (I have a bad head cold atm, so if I don't make any sense, that's probably why...)
When you come to a very old Minecraft server and walk around the miles of enormous castles and palaces and cities and they just don't end and you ask yourself "do these people have a life?"
Imagine giving directions in this place: “Uh, to get to the coffee shop, fly in a 35 degree angle perpendicular to our city’s eastern face until you see the series of nested arches, then take a left bound curvelinear path for 5 seconds at 20 mph, and then once you meet the very flat section with 3 large holes, it’s right above you”
You too! it appears that a few people had similar visions when young. For me it was the 'visual white-noise' that accompanied being plunged into absolute darkness (ie the brain playing join the jots with a fading snapshot until all that remained was my minds perception of its own painting, digital blooming flowers etc, like rotoscoping) Probably too much info, but who reads this anyway!
I find it impressive that this thing somehow resembles both classical and futuristic architecture. This has to say something about the inherent beauty we find in fractals.
McKnackus Be prepared to pay 700 milion dollars for a nasa grade supercomputer that can render this in real time. Also it would still probably be 720p.
At 10:00 when the camera enters that divot and starts speeding up, that's the best part. It gives a visceral comparison of the scale of the structures on each side of the screen.
@@GenuflectingRotation Destiny 2 has the best visuals I've ever seen in an FPS, and if you can't acknowledge how amazing the art in the Destiny series is, you're blind. It is objectively amazing.
Welp...characters in the movie will remain in the space ship for the entire movie cuz if they tried to land they won't find any solid surface and only zooming details
Just a theory: The speed at which we're flying decreases every time we "zoom in". And increases every time we "zoom out". Take 10:00 till 10:55 for example. Such a interesting journey!
The worst is that there is actually _nothing_ concrete. Because wherever you go, as you come closer to a wall the wall itself would disintegrate into an infinite numbers of holes and corridors, which are also infinite, as we can guess by seeing the video. And that goes on for _every_ scales. So if you were falling into this place, you would never reach anything for eternity. Because this place is only made of void. And of course, unless you start from the exterior there are absolutely no ways to find an exit.
and we never collided with a solid wall, you took the same route as the london taxi took last week! i think it was "the", scenic way from A to B and the meter is still running
A wee bit lacking in detail, don't you think? It's all so blurry you can barely read the sign that child is holding up to the window on 1479369th Street NNWWEW.
very nice zoom! BUT I WOULD ADVICE: a slower camera movement would add much to the trip. speacialy when you enter big chambers, it would give a sense of scale. and it would give an exploration feeling instead of knowing where are you going feeling.
@@VXBAKER i agree. The chaos and desperation also fits perfectly with music. Both visual and sound elements work together to create a frantic, chaotic journey with no end in sight. With a slower video, the result would probably feel disconnected to the music.
I have to be careful watching these videos. As amazing as they are, it's easy for me to become immersed and feel as though I'll be trapped inside infinite eternities and that is not cute for my already intense anxiety lol
Undyne The Undyne you do realize this is a closed shape like every other fractal in the world right also its 3D so it just makes this comment way more stupid
Best Bass Beats well, what (the three dimensional Equivalent of) Julia sets are continuous. anything where the walls are, a Julia set made at that point would be "solid" while anywhere in the air, it would just be scattered points. TL;DR: look at Wikipedia. then keep clicking the related articles
Insane maths + classical music + cyriak = this. Seriously though, imagine Spider-Man going against a supervillain with the power to distort space(time) like this. Craziness.
well this is interesting... the mandelbrot fractal is usually depicted as a 2-D graph representing the complex plane... care to explain what is the other axis in this 3-D representation?
Distance estimation shenanigans. Here's a decent article explaining some of it: blog.hvidtfeldts.net/index.php/2011/11/distance-estimated-3d-fractals-vi-the-mandelbox/
To see where this all started, do a search for "Mandelbulb". It's basically a regular 2D mandelbrot set, but symmetrically repeated in 3 dimensions in a very particular way. These visualizations are appealing because they can be zoomed into the same as their 2D counterpart, which earlier attempts couldn't do.
First off: holy f this is awesome. Second: it's kind of hard for me to wrap my head around how this looks designed but in reality it's just an expression of pure math. Stunning visually and conceptually
I am religious, and I was just thinking that this could be an interesting perception of heaven. Just imagine exploring this infinite place for eternity...
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Take the 3rd left, a quick right, go up into the ceiling, when you see a fork, take it. You can't miss it. Here's your room key.
I found Waldo
Which way down the fork? I'm lost.
That is an interesting idea in fact, maybe i could do a game where the character wanders through fractally generated worlds with random formulas and use a coordinate system to map where the character have to go.
@@sophiacristina a great idea I have 3D vertigo already, we will level and location - to spew.
@@sophiacristina the fractured maze...
Just a suggestion for a name. Unoriginal but eh...
What a terrible place to lose a contact lens.
or both your car keys
*stop*
NUKE
Or a map.
Scott Bryan that’s one heck of a comment 😂
14 mins 53 secs
I found Waldo.
Villian: You can run but you can't hide!
Me: *Jumps into this thing*
Genius.
Villian:SHIT.
well, see you in the subatomic space, 1 billion years from now
you can hide but will you find your way out? Your villain is enjoying a steak while u freak out trying to find a way out... and he enjoys it
CobaltIngot lol I was about to comment something similar
Looks like they remodeled the Death Star again...
HA! Gotta be a liiiiittle harder now to find the reactor ventilation shaft :P
I don't like the color
@@doctormanganate5814 Words. They`re SUBJECTIVE. Sploop Jarma Weggle.
By HR Giger
lol or the borg cube
having a small panic attack imagining being lost inside this thing.
Exactly! Was afraid of the camera doing that. Was relieved when I saw the way out a few moments later.
The way out only exists because the camera render distance does down the further it zooms in. If you see the rainbow background there's usually still stuff there. The computer just doesn't calculate it because it would take too much time.
since this is a purely mathematical object, if you were really inside it you would also be able to travel in four dimensions, so you could easily get out :)
+Re Tend oh thank god lol
if you were able to move fourth dimensionally so would the box.... you wouldnt just be lost inside the box, the box would be lost inside of you.....
It’s not about WHAT you know, but WHO you know, y’know?
panning around. there are actually much better mandelbox zooms here on youtube
Generic Internetter What ones would you reccomend?
Not this one
It is both
Some time it pans around, sometimes goes deeper
@d0g3r 1up5 you can move around a 3d fractal without shrinking down into levels of detail, no?
I'm thinking in general here. I have no idea what a Mandlebox is. First time I've heard of it.
Fractals give you a perception of what eternity might feel like, thank you
Bravo! far out!
Maciej D maybe not for you! But I have seen Eternity for me and it's BEAUTIFUL :)
DMT
in math there is a concept of eternity. You can not prove nor disprove eternity. Therefore your statement is false Maciej D.
Maciej D Sure, you keep believing that.
ugh...this makes me feel slightly sick imagining a strange planet or alternative universe like this.
*kicks down door*
DID SOMEBODY SAY STRANGE PLANET?!
Forgetful Hatter it's creepy, it's like we're being prepped for their nwo
A L I E N M E G A S T R U C T U R E
It happens to me one night.
One word. DMT. :)
what it feels like when you find an abandon mine in minecraft
Zach Emerson lmao
so true
*RELATING INTESTIFIES*
@LordMIGtau I'm calling BS.
[@Don't sub. It is not allowed.] r/wooooooosh
So this is what the inside of cheese looks like.
"One with cheese and a large soda"
Well now it IS a big order there.
Bronabonie The very first film ever to be banned was a film about cheese under a microscope. Cheese mites.
Yee
Veggie-mite? no?
@@ZER0-- wrong. it wasn't banned.
Now just imagine here for a minute that we aren't zooming in , but we are falling. It's almost maddening seeing yourself fall down into this place and never be able to touch anything because you just fall deeper into whatever you go towards. You can never touch anything, everything is the same distance away from you.
But we weren't even zooming in with this one. Camera just moved around inside the object.
Maxim Gwiazda actually, it was zooming, and panning, and moving, all at once.
Also a similar effect would happen if you fell in and we applied gravity, as you'd be pulled all over the place on your way to the core, but be unable to hit things because they're more empty than an atom and scale is fluid...
TheApexSurvivor given the emptiness inherent in the calculation the mass of a human body would probably generate more gravity in the locality. I think any one person's presence would cause the construct to annihilate. Now if there were only away to calculate the mass of non corporeal consciousness...
Thomas Prislac I would assume it acts like atomic structures, so that it is equally attracting and repelling everything within it, and that due to the way certain forces propagate through the structure it holds its form.
Adding the Ant-Man (shrinking and growing through an microstructure) doesn't actually change much as they would be held in the centre most section of any given passage and would be repelling and attracting the structure in such a way that it would appear to be viewed through a distorted lens, but any change they made would revert as they moved on...
(I have a bad head cold atm, so if I don't make any sense, that's probably why...)
If you don't shrink as you fall in, you wouldn't fall through.
When you come to a very old Minecraft server and walk around the miles of enormous castles and palaces and cities and they just don't end and you ask yourself "do these people have a life?"
The 2b2t wasteland
???
@@entertainmentanimations ThE oLdeSt AnaRcHy sEveR In MinEcRaFt
@@entertainmentanimations "The First Anarchy Server of Minecraft... "
@@MediocreinputThe Oldest Anarchy Server on Minecraft
7:19 when you come out of this tunnel it just feels like you arrive in a giant dwarf city under the mountain... AMAZING
that's what I said
Arakniode looks like coruscant lol
the gnomes have learned a new way to say
hooooooo-ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo-raaaaaaaaay
TheTurtleneck64 McKenna! Btw, Sphongle dropped a new album
the hobbit?
Imagine giving directions in this place:
“Uh, to get to the coffee shop, fly in a 35 degree angle perpendicular to our city’s eastern face until you see the series of nested arches, then take a left bound curvelinear path for 5 seconds at 20 mph, and then once you meet the very flat section with 3 large holes, it’s right above you”
forgetting the direction (skull emoji)
Fuck. We both made coffee shop comments.
imagine this being a map for a first person shooter
Gives cordinates to go to a certain place.
"HOW AM I SUPPOSE TO GET THERE??!?
distance to objective: Ωm
NoodleSplash A* algorithm
Call of Duty: even more Infinite Warfare
HAAAAAAH.
There is only one restroom in this city. Have a nice day.
Enjoy your stay in London.
Fuck you
@@adamnottelling1686
More like India
T'IS WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND ANY EVEN THERE WERE 1,000,000 BATHROOMS IN THIS CITY.
piss on the floor
just add bunch of UFOs and guns and this could be the catchiest game on the planet combined with vr headset
mr.no1 ofskroz Problem is, that it takes ages to render most fractals. So no realtime vr fractal yet...
The brutal headaches would be a thing tough
Just you wait until they release the quantum bit in computer processing! This render is going to be a *cinch*!
MAKE IT A 3-D MODEL NOT EVERYTHING HAS TO BE THIS COMPLEX RENDERING BULLSHIT.
LAIT but that would defeat the purpose of fractals...
imagine being lost in something infinitely larger than you... oh wait we already are
Duh outer space
Now aren't you glad that the Earth is just a sphere... xD
It's clearly a raptor, pull yourselves together people...
You morons, the Earth is obviously a budgerigar.
Lord Queezle methinks someone's getting a little provocative here... :D
Phoenix TheCat
Hippopotamonstrosquippedaliophobia? Budgerigar? Antidisestablishmentarianism? Awkward aardvarks? Snakes in factories? Juxtaposition? Dodecahedron?
The earth is flat, did you know?
Does anybody smell burning computer parts? no? just me?
XD
*SOMEONE GET THE FIRE BRIGADE*
how would u now dat?
Hm. Well, now that you mention it~ OH GOD OH GOD OH GOD IT SMELLS WEIRD
The most commonly question asked in New Fork City is, "Now where did I park my car?"
"New fork city" Did i miss a reference?
At times it looks like skyscrapers or an underground parking lot. Any roads in such a city would fork a lot.
Good luck finding your car.
Turn right at the hole, repeat 8000 times, *d e s c e n d* and youre there
S
What in fractal presentation
great meme 4/7
Oh, just looks like a regular box. (Enters box) MOTHER OF GOD HOLY SHIT
Welcome aboard the FractalDIS, I'm the Fractal Doctor.
Great. Now you cant leave.
Sam Hayes Doctor who? a Fractal Doctor?
watch the movie "Cube" if you havent seen it...
0:06 nope
Looks like a dream in my childhood.
exactly!!!!
Sebastian Cucumber yes!
You too! it appears that a few people had similar visions when young. For me it was the 'visual white-noise' that accompanied being plunged into absolute darkness (ie the brain playing join the jots with a fading snapshot until all that remained was my minds perception of its own painting, digital blooming flowers etc, like rotoscoping)
Probably too much info, but who reads this anyway!
I was just thinking this!
Same!!
What kind of alien supercomputer do you need to process this shit?
Awalys some nasa level quantum 128 bit 4 terahertz integer crushing equation solving chinese boy math machine
Awalys 4 Nvidia Quadro cards, multiple Intel Xeons, 64GB ram and probably a lot of storage and cooling.
Awalys a regular one mostly, but a shit ton of RAM.
DoggosarenotPuppers probably not much more than a 10 core xeon, but probably 64gb of RAM and a Titan z
386
I find it impressive that this thing somehow resembles both classical and futuristic architecture. This has to say something about the inherent beauty we find in fractals.
I might actually pay money for a 4K 360 VR version of this. Holy crap.
McKnackus Be prepared to pay 700 milion dollars for a nasa grade supercomputer that can render this in real time. Also it would still probably be 720p.
Meminjo im thinking a $100000 workstation might do the trick. with some quadro p6000s and 1tb of ram with like 3 xeons
Meminjo not to this level but close enough
Just smoke some dmt it's way cheaper
@@mauricepigeonviking2460 genius
At 10:00 when the camera enters that divot and starts speeding up, that's the best part. It gives a visceral comparison of the scale of the structures on each side of the screen.
That's huge 😍😍😍😍
If there's a interactive VR version of this, it would be *the* most effective way to get high without getting high.
Now imagine playing that, while high
first time I've seen someone add a third dimension to these things. interesting....
toxicgraphix google Notch Mandelbox, he did some cool website with it last year
toxicgraphix google Notch Mandelbox, he did some cool website with it last year
when i was a kid i saw things like that in my nightmares
that is DMT. look into it. DMT and dreaming.
This is how the creators of Destiny got their level design ideas.
Arthur Adams not even close. Destiny is the most bland and 2d game in the genre
Are you thinking of the dreadnaught? I agree lmao
@@GenuflectingRotation Destiny 2 has the best visuals I've ever seen in an FPS, and if you can't acknowledge how amazing the art in the Destiny series is, you're blind. It is objectively amazing.
How it feels to navigate the aisles of Home Depot.
IKEA*
"Hello?! Does anyone work here?! Can someone tell me where the Durock screws have been moved to?!"
I want to see a Sci-Fi movie with this as universe
Welp...characters in the movie will remain in the space ship for the entire movie cuz if they tried to land they won't find any solid surface and only zooming details
Interstellar
@@ankur9254 does that mean this whole space is technically empty?
@@blaketto i guess so lol
This looks totally awesome! And by the way, I'll give the pilot a solid 10 out of 10 for not crashing in to any of those walls!
He cant crash, when he try, the walls transform into more holes and corridors
@@igorjosue8957 its true. But then, how is the light bouncing off? ig its just bouncing off the unrendered bits.
it looks bigger on the inside
Stefanie Anguiano Of course its a zoom.
mirapo 23 I was making a joke, lol
i got you
Tardis!
Like your heart
You may as well rename this video "TIME LAPSE FOOTAGE OF PROBE'S FLIGHT THROUGH ENORMOUS ABANDONED ALIEN SPACE FACILITY"
Daniel Bishop LOLOLOLOL YES AGREE!!😆😅😅😆😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😸😸😹😹
*Sees my 3D printer having an aneurysm trying to print this**
I love how it goes from boxes to weird curves to insane complexity to simple ridges and then back again.
multiverse storage room
Just a theory: The speed at which we're flying decreases every time we "zoom in". And increases every time we "zoom out". Take 10:00 till 10:55 for example. Such a interesting journey!
I knew of this and wanted to see what the most replayed part was about... holy shit
Imagine you are trapped there for eternity.
The worst is that there is actually _nothing_ concrete. Because wherever you go, as you come closer to a wall the wall itself would disintegrate into an infinite numbers of holes and corridors, which are also infinite, as we can guess by seeing the video. And that goes on for _every_ scales. So if you were falling into this place, you would never reach anything for eternity. Because this place is only made of void. And of course, unless you start from the exterior there are absolutely no ways to find an exit.
Thank God my Uber driver knows the way to my apartment, I couldn't help him if I tried.
Nice, he might know my ph number...
and we never collided with a solid wall, you took the same route as the london taxi took last week! i think it was "the", scenic way from A to B and the meter is still running
Coincidentally, this is also a rendition of what your computer is doing when you try to use the Windows 10 search bar to find a program.
A wee bit lacking in detail, don't you think?
It's all so blurry you can barely read the sign that child is holding up to the window on 1479369th Street NNWWEW.
Why does this look like architecture?
Hahahahah Better dont look It this way. Maybe you get crazy.
It should
It might be the music. Feels old European, and some of the things look like balconies or opera houses.
I'm not entirely sure but I dont think they went soley based on the math
Because architecture = math
this is my idea of a hellish limbo
Don't do DMT...
Watching this feels like a lost part of my mind got unlocked. I used to feel what this place makes me feel all the time as a child
very nice zoom! BUT I WOULD ADVICE: a slower camera movement would add much to the trip. speacialy when you enter big chambers, it would give a sense of scale. and it would give an exploration feeling instead of knowing where are you going feeling.
I actually like this. It gives a feeling of being lost in a maze and frantically looking everywhere for the exit.
@@VXBAKER i agree. The chaos and desperation also fits perfectly with music. Both visual and sound elements work together to create a frantic, chaotic journey with no end in sight. With a slower video, the result would probably feel disconnected to the music.
I have to be careful watching these videos. As amazing as they are, it's easy for me to become immersed and feel as though I'll be trapped inside infinite eternities and that is not cute for my already intense anxiety lol
Me too.
Now THIS is one of my favorite videos. Excellent music along with the best zoomies ever!
Your going the wrong direction, camera man! All you have to do is fall down in an infinite pit of time and perception!
Undyne The Undyne you do realize this is a closed shape like every other fractal in the world right also its 3D so it just makes this comment way more stupid
accept
Some Random Boi fractals are infinitely complex so if he zoomed in onto the details we may have been able to see many different fractal realms
@@gaxebo r/ fucking woosh
What a hedge maze feel's like as a kid.
"What's Inside a Black Hole?"
Fractal zooms are amazing, and this one was so well done and the music was so fitting that this whole experience was just incredible!
Actually an enormous alien quantum supercomputer designed for figuring out itself
And the music that takes you thru your journey is just like a fine paired wine...
If this was a city in space I’d so live there
When," I'll meet you at the corner", loses its meaning.
I'll meet YOU at the coffee shop in the fork next to that corkscrew tunnel that emerges into the box-shaped area with the subway!
Holy shit thats awesome. Could you make a video to explain what exactly this shows mathematically ?
Best Bass Beats well, what (the three dimensional Equivalent of) Julia sets are continuous. anything where the walls are, a Julia set made at that point would be "solid" while anywhere in the air, it would just be scattered points.
TL;DR: look at Wikipedia. then keep clicking the related articles
Its just mandlebrot in a box. A mandelbox
Insane maths + classical music + cyriak = this. Seriously though, imagine Spider-Man going against a supervillain with the power to distort space(time) like this. Craziness.
well this is interesting... the mandelbrot fractal is usually depicted as a 2-D graph representing the complex plane... care to explain what is the other axis in this 3-D representation?
The other axis is love.
Distance estimation shenanigans.
Here's a decent article explaining some of it:
blog.hvidtfeldts.net/index.php/2011/11/distance-estimated-3d-fractals-vi-the-mandelbox/
Thank you Jézusmária. Thank you.
ripacheco1967
I found this one -
Hidden Structures of the Mandelbrot and Julia Sets
youtube com/watch?v=vfteiiTfE0c
To see where this all started, do a search for "Mandelbulb". It's basically a regular 2D mandelbrot set, but symmetrically repeated in 3 dimensions in a very particular way. These visualizations are appealing because they can be zoomed into the same as their 2D counterpart, which earlier attempts couldn't do.
First off: holy f this is awesome.
Second: it's kind of hard for me to wrap my head around how this looks designed but in reality it's just an expression of pure math. Stunning visually and conceptually
Literally flew next to the exit like 5 times
i just want to play 6 rounds of tic-tac-toe on that cube
This must be what the a
Autobot's Allspark looks like.
Man, the sequel to Meshuggah's "Clockworks" music video looks great.
I'm not a religious man, but if I were, this would be what I considered heaven.
I am religious, and I was just thinking that this could be an interesting perception of heaven. Just imagine exploring this infinite place for eternity...
@@herr_crustovsky and there were random stuff put in random locations
Or hell
This is the definition of hell. I am petrified of whatever this is
@@lullabypoppera3914SLAYYY
7:22 is probably my favorite part. Very epic.
Titanfall 2 map, unlimited boost jumps and unlimited grapple hooks.
looks like a complex engine matrix room of an futuristic spaceship...
But what is the density of this Box?
Boneless
42. The answer to that is 42. The answer to everything is 42.
At least 12.
At least 69.697 and at most -1.57075
Infinity
Now this would be some lovecraftian thing to reside in.
is it possible to enter this in VR?
😱
"They've broken through the second line!"
"Dang! Deploy it now!"
When you realize the basic unit of universal existence is just a smaller universe, which is then also made up of smaller universes, and so forth.
Donovan Bracken *tips fedora*
It's turtles all the way down.
Except, it's not.
When you realize the universe is not a mandelbox. #w0kE
soz tbh fam. Everything's quantised :(
Excellent choice of music !
And THAT is how your doorbell works
With the music it made me feel like a Disney ride
did you actually loose your perception of space, and flew out of it instead of going further in at 10:00
This is literally the speed of 100382 mph
@@huebirdfan4594 kph
This is how cities in space will be constructed, autonomously, of course.
Everything that is imaginary exists within.
Escher would flip! Strangest part is the architectural motifs go through Pre-Columbian, modern, space-age, and other-wordly.
and when you get inside the core of the box only to find hentai magazines.
Sugar Show uncensored magazines will make it all worth it
I checked the comments I haven't seen it yet. But this reminds me of my dreams. The construction and the endless loops and the sense of no direction.
I don't know what these are, but all I can say is that I feel like I'm flying around the Death Star
Great work with the music it went so well!
Meshuggah - Clockworks music video is quite similar 😏
But do fractals djent?
@@somerandomdragon558 well, they are just as mathematical as Meshuggah
the best Meshuggah video
this is profound and the music selection is excellent
MandelBorg?
nlo114 mandelborgcube
ah yes, fractals, the art of mesmerising illusion and infinity
what if... what if you got stuck in there...
@an 8th dimentional being interstellar guy: i entered here
I'm so glad it actually shows you the whole thing at the end if it didn't I would've been so mad
Looks like a small box
Went inside (mouth drop)
😧🔫💣
this is what mario sees when he jumps into paintings
Now someone rebuild this in Minecraft
*FUDGE THIS SHIZZ IM OUT*
Zoomba Productions
Why do I keep seeing u?
DinoRex
Heh, I traveled through RUclips more than this video did.
Yes, preferebly out of sponges
I cant imagine that they had render each frame for this whole video
This us where you end up after you die
When you’re trying to find your Mom after getting lost at the store.