My favorite thing about this channel is the rigorous and precise methods used such as "I let it run until I thought it looked good" and "completely at random, I chose to let it sit 5 hours."
This is so true. Due to his tone and way of speaking, I'm constantly expecting him to say "...but that didn't work." or "...but that proved to be a fatal mistake. Now the world is ending."
What's really funny is when you think about it he's just explaining what he did, step by step, the way we were all told to do with experiments in our lab books in school.
The most impressive part of Nigel is that he somehow knows what is weird for normal people since once you know some degree of anything, at some point you stop having common sense like "Of course you can do it from this, it's that other thing" or "Oh but it's this very specific type of something so it makes total sense" So still remenber what is what is actually cool and weird is pretty powerful of a social exploit
he might be good at not dying in his projects, but the concept of making cotton candy is just too novel for him to be fair, if I was given a cotton candy maker I’d probably look at least as confused as he was, then promptly die in a horrible lab accident that I have no business getting into
Imagine them going like "Uuuugh it's that guy again, this time he bought enriched uranium" "Yo you sure it's fine?" "Yea whatever he's probably using it to get shoelaces or something"
Well since he got rid of part of the cotton to make the cotton candy, if you think about it, it’s the other way around. Cotton is actually made of cotton candy.
Im not a scintest but ive tried my hand at making cotton candy from other types of comercialized candies. One thing I think caused the diffrence in density and burnt taste is the size of the sugar. Large peices of sugar can cause for an uneven melting process. Which can cause peices of the sugar to burn and become dense. I would suggest blending the sugar into small granulated peices. This might make a more balanced heating process; eliminating the burnt taste and fluffier cotton candy.
You should check out some of his videos on his Nile Blue channel. They are less formal and he talks with more emotion in his voice. You kind of get a little hint of that in this video when he is tasting the sugar and making the cotton candy. I think the voice he uses for most of his Nile Red videos is his "Educational Narration" voice.
Actually, with all that effort you put into it, and the information you used, I wouldn't call that pathetic- I know the candy didn't seem like much- but I'd call that a success. You were persistent with your work. Bravo!
I mean, the first time you do something you have no idea what's "right". You find out what's right by guessing a couple times and comparing the results.
He is doing it old school. It's pretty much what scientists did back in the day. A lot where rich individuals that had a drive for learning and just messed about with shit to see what happened, then wrote it all down.
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@@PallidWhaleHater lmaoo, yeah true, but meme culture is so complex, i don't blame ppl for not knowing all the memes tbh 😂 it took me a long time to become 'meme fluent' so definitely not for everyone
Alchemy. The science of understanding, deconstructing, and reconstructing matter. However, it is not an all powerful art, to obtain, something of equal value must be given. This is the law of equivalent exchange! Idk if I quoted that correctly… it’s from memory lol
I know it's not as crazy as some other experiments here, but I'd like to see irion taken from food and made into a knife or something. I'd say from blood but... extracting that much irion that way is a bit too much.
Esse cara não tem a mínima ideia o quanto ele me ensinou de técnicas gerais em química. Quando eu ia escrever meus relatórios, eu não sabia como usar um vídeo do RUclips como referência bibliográfica. Assisti todos os vídeos antes das faixas de áudio em português, então, além de química, ele me ensinou inglês 😂
Thing is, if he ever pulled a Walter White and broke bad, I feel like he wouldn't be able to not make a video about it... Like, he would randomly upload a video called "Making a tub of Hydrochloric for body disposal out of sand", Or "Building a real Claymore out of Clay to murder my competitors".
He's been on one since uranium glass at the very least. Anyone doing anything uranium probably gets on one. Just _buying_ glassware can get you on a list with the DEA.
you can always see the switch from chemist to cook and where his abilities and skill set swaps from genius to 7 year old figuring out how a toaster works love this guy
I'm an ME and chemistry is something I respect a ton since it seems like black magic to me, same as electricity. But it never sparked my interest. It's cool seeing others get into it and make stuff\. Makes me want to do a similar video turning a block of aluminum into a finished product.
Nile, you are the most wonderfully curious and determined scientist yet absolute worst cook all at the same time. Never stop being you. Love these videos.
To me, the way he talks always sounds like he's about to say "but, ", then tell us how everything went wrong. Like at 4:57 he gives the most ominous "I turned on the stirring... " you'll ever hear. You're expecting "I turned on the stirring... and all hell broke loose."
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Once you get the collection started via "swirling" it around vertically, I believe it's more efficient to turn the stick horizontal and rotate it above the machine. This essentially "spools" the candy filament onto the developing puffball.
I can't believe I'm saying this but if the stones were made from the carbon extracted from several locks of hair. It's totally possible to make a stone made out of Philosophers. A diamond stone but a stone. At least that's how I'd do it.
Hi guys thanks for reading this reply! Basically this reply explains why i suck and why i should also die. First reason why is that I'm dumb Second i love wasting food Third is that i will never succeed in anything. Thanksss for reading again
If anyone wonders what it's like to work in a real biochemistry lab, the first half of this video is basically it. The only notable difference is that we had better suppliers. I really appreciate how you go over every step and actually explain it all, instead of describing it in half a sentence like some people would. Makes it much more accessible and understandable.
NO! NO! NO! Many people say I am sick in the head. NOOOO!!!! I don't believe them. But there are so many people commenting this stuff on my videos, that I have 1% doubt. So I have to ask you right now: Do you think I am sick in the head? Thanks for helping, my dear jim
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There used to be another chemistry channel that some times uploaded actual cooking recipes (like tiramisu, salmon steaks etc) as if they were chemical procedures, it was pretty good but YT banned it due some dangerous experiments they did. The name of the channel was Chemplayer, maybe you can find some videos from them uploaded by fans.
Of course alchemy is just chemistry, in today's world people look down on that word, but in the year 1500, there was no difference, alchemists were just chemists, and some of their goals may have been infeasible or impossible, but others were not, same as it is today I'm sure, it was simply two famous notions that were misguided at the time, that other metals might be simply turned into gold and that there may be some quick life hack to curing aging, but chemists are wrong about things today too, we don't as a result define them as being something other than chemists.
I like how Niles Red/Blue never really changed his approach from his mid 2010s original intention of being an education channel. Sure he makes some fun "just cause" experiments, but he still speaks in a serious way and doesn't speak like the typical clickbaiting RUclipsr. Definitely still feels like a chemist who originally decided to make an educational channel.
Chemistry is the closest thing to magic we got. With a rock and some water you can make a bomb. With two poisons you can make a flavor additive. With some bat poop and burny water you can make nitroglycerin!
I like how one of the goals was just for the sugar to not kill him, and then *immediately* proceeds to use acid to break down the cotton rather than an enzyme.
@@usernametaken017 First of all, *tried (your argument is now invalid as per rules of the internet). Second of all, he showed us the enzyme doesn't work before giving us his plan.
@@memelurd7341 exactly. Thats the point of my comment. He _did_ try to use an enzyme but it didn't work. OP right here is implying he didn't use an enzyme at all
Yeah, but then there are chemicals that are weird even for Nigel. He's probably already on a few watchlists for the sheer amount of controlled drug precursors he has purchased.
His voice is so calming, I'll set these videos and fall asleep to them. All that sleeping through high school chem class trained me to get sleepy listening to chemistry
I love how off-camera, you're all business, super professional, but on-camera, you're actually more relaxed. We get to see the goofy side of NileRed, and that's a good thing.
I failed my chem classes in college, kinda always felt like things had to be so precise. This felt like general concepts being put to use on more guesses towards the wanted outcome. I understand that concept much better than my chem classes.
@Aurelia "How dare this rando on a youtube video comment section express curiosity about a subject without reading every textbook ever on chem first. UGH" I'm speaking about the general concepts and thought patterns he's using to complete the task. He's approaching it differently than what I saw in a chem class. Chill bud. Go touch some grass.
This channel reminds of my organic synthesis research lab In college! This is far less boring because it isn’t running the same reaction again and again...
the "i got really inspired for some reason" gag nearly knocked me out of my chair, it's amazing how this channel manages to balance humor and science so well.
*Big Iff.. (like Joe Rogan says.. is someone watching all these smart people? Making sure someone makes babies with them. and they don't die out quietly?)
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"And hopefully won't poison me."
So, anyway, I added 75% pure sulfuric acid.
Can’t forget the drain cleaner too! XD
Came here to make this comment. Thank you
so anyway i started blasting
That was after adding water
how 1.8k likes in 2 hours?
My favorite thing about this channel is the rigorous and precise methods used such as "I let it run until I thought it looked good" and "completely at random, I chose to let it sit 5 hours."
That's where all chemistry started tbh.
“yeah this amount of cyanide probably wont kill me”
Yes very scientific
A true scientific mind
Lol I'm that kind of scientist 😅
I love how every step is explained in the tone of someone trying to explain the long chain of events that led to the backyard shed burning down.
This is so true. Due to his tone and way of speaking, I'm constantly expecting him to say "...but that didn't work." or "...but that proved to be a fatal mistake. Now the world is ending."
@@TheVirusWar SCPF: ..........
What's really funny is when you think about it he's just explaining what he did, step by step, the way we were all told to do with experiments in our lab books in school.
OMG that's the best way I've heard his voice explained
Maybe it’s not his first rodeo.😂
The most impressive part of Nigel is that he somehow knows what is weird for normal people
since once you know some degree of anything, at some point you stop having common sense
like "Of course you can do it from this, it's that other thing" or "Oh but it's this very specific type of something so it makes total sense"
So still remenber what is what is actually cool and weird is pretty powerful of a social exploit
Bros late
"Based on almost nothing, I've decided" is a phrase I'm going to use in my next lab report
xD me too,honestly,im going to use it in every interaction i see fit :p
go nile!
Is that not the basis of most science?
I'm your thousandth like 😌
Time stamp?
15:35
The fact that NileRed is more confident with sulfuric acid than he is with just a regular cotton candy maker is cracking me up
he has worked a lot with the acid so he know the do's and dont's.
Come on, he’s a man of science, not candy!
@@potatoeyboi Hahaha
he might be good at not dying in his projects, but the concept of making cotton candy is just too novel for him
to be fair, if I was given a cotton candy maker I’d probably look at least as confused as he was, then promptly die in a horrible lab accident that I have no business getting into
Hey, things that spin are terrifying.
Seeing Nile succeed is some another kind of satisfaction.
dude your comment is so popular you got a foreign bot to reply to you
@@maddy3852 lmao that's how you know you've made it
Lol
Some another indeed
4d going into 5D you mean
These are the best videos to watch, especially before going to bed
Yup I fell asleep to this last night 😭
Real
I listen to them in the shower
I know I'm not the only one
Me too 😂
I would have assumed the Canadian Customs department would be familiar with him by now.
Imagine them going like "Uuuugh it's that guy again, this time he bought enriched uranium"
"Yo you sure it's fine?"
"Yea whatever he's probably using it to get shoelaces or something"
That's probably EXACTLY why they confiscated it.
To be fair, those enzyme bags looked like industrial quantities of cocaine (dirty white) and heroin (brownish).
@@The_Keeper , Just a lousey job of repackaging.
He's been put on the Canadian Security Intelligence Service's "Least Wanted" list.
3yr old: Is cotton candy made from cotton?
The parent: No it's not.
NileRed: You are not going to believe this.
3yr old: is cotton candy made from cotton?
normal people: no
NileRed: yes, i'll show you how to make just subscribe and like if it worked lol
Yes
Well since he got rid of part of the cotton to make the cotton candy, if you think about it, it’s the other way around.
Cotton is actually made of cotton candy.
@@DDub04 but cotton candy isn't the only one form of glucose
@@no-name168 IT ISNT EVEN GLUCOSE
"It's not bad, but it's actually not good." Simplest review ever.
Dude it's best
🪩🧀
Im not a scintest but ive tried my hand at making cotton candy from other types of comercialized candies. One thing I think caused the diffrence in density and burnt taste is the size of the sugar. Large peices of sugar can cause for an uneven melting process. Which can cause peices of the sugar to burn and become dense. I would suggest blending the sugar into small granulated peices. This might make a more balanced heating process; eliminating the burnt taste and fluffier cotton candy.
this dude has such a voice, that when he says something, you dont know if it is good news or bad, unless he specifies "luckily", or "I had hoped"
this is literally the same thing I thought when I just started watching him, everyone sentence of his feels like its about to be followed by "but"
It probably has more to do with your awareness of chemistry
oh my god, i've been trying to put this exact thought into words for months.
@dæs he just always ends his sentences in the same way.
You should check out some of his videos on his Nile Blue channel. They are less formal and he talks with more emotion in his voice. You kind of get a little hint of that in this video when he is tasting the sugar and making the cotton candy. I think the voice he uses for most of his Nile Red videos is his "Educational Narration" voice.
i can’t wait for the sequel: turning literal rocks into rock candy
You might be able to use limestone as a source for the CO2 in knockoff pop rocks or something, so it might kinda work.
@@garethbaus5471 I mean that’s basically what happened with the diamond water so
Bro don’t give him anymore ideas he’s gaining to much power
give him a year or two, he’ll figure it out
Lol
I like how he always sounds fully aware of what he's doing but NEVER sounds sure if its working at all.
That is the joy of science. Also the inverse is often true. "We know that it works, but we aren't sure WHY it works"
the opposite of mrgreen
Actually, with all that effort you put into it, and the information you used, I wouldn't call that pathetic- I know the candy didn't seem like much- but I'd call that a success. You were persistent with your work. Bravo!
Ladies and gentlemen, the scientific process:
"It no longer had a weird smell"
"I wasn't sure how long to heat it for, so I just ran it until it 'looked right'" for a chemist he sure ain't a baker huh
Looks good, must be ready
"based on almost nothing, I decided on 5 hours" ladies and gentleman, that is science
I mean, the first time you do something you have no idea what's "right". You find out what's right by guessing a couple times and comparing the results.
He is doing it old school. It's pretty much what scientists did back in the day. A lot where rich individuals that had a drive for learning and just messed about with shit to see what happened, then wrote it all down.
With no knowledge of chemistry, this makes me feel like a medieval peasant witnessing alchemy.
I understand all of it and feel the same way...
@@CandiceGoddard sorry but this is a tl;dr if I've ever seen one.
@@CandiceGoddard it was a joke.
@@CandiceGoddard this man researched for this comment lol
@@CandiceGoddard what is wrong with you💀💀
"All it did was shoot out a sad brown liquid."
What a sentence that is.
Yeah, Tuesday's TexMex night...
@pouloulis I like how thats literally whenever I eat something
@@poob1138 You need fiber, veggies, fruits
@pouloulis u beat me to it by 2 weeks
This man has genuinely done things no human has ever done and probably will never do
His *based on almost nothing* makes "nothing" sound like a reliable science institution
Indeed
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@@agnez1739 hey it me the lord. come live here, be with me. it bottening
*This dude has intentions of a three year old and abilities of a scientist.*
Is that an insult?
Great combo
@@alibahar244 Best compliment possible
@@KingDetonation thx
He is powerful
Nile: “I don’t want to die when I eat this.”
Also him: “That acid lookin kinda cute though.”
@@Scout56b7 Ayoo I think you got a point
Yumi acide in my tummy
@@Scout56b7 Imagine dying from eating literal cotton candy
@@Scout56b7 POV:you dont know how POV memes work
@@PallidWhaleHater lmaoo, yeah true, but meme culture is so complex, i don't blame ppl for not knowing all the memes tbh 😂 it took me a long time to become 'meme fluent' so definitely not for everyone
This channel actually somewhat boosts my self-esteem, because there are a few things that I’m able to understand from prior knowledge
/gen
judging by your about me you need all the self esteem you can get lol
@@crylunethat's cruel
@@crylune lmao
youre doing great!
I love how detailed some of it is, feels like out of a lab assignment, and then he just says, "I waited until I thought it was done."
15:35 "Based on almost nothing" Yeah Lmao, experiments like this are great
NileRed vs NileBlue 😂
What I learned, is that if I pay attention in chemistry class, I can turn my old table into a caffeine-free red bull.
And you can make alchohol using a piece of your window glass
@Huroyozika and i can make an immortality potion using only a distillator and a frog
@Huroyozika indeed
@@SleepyFunkin yes
@@SleepyFunkin And i can make my own planet using a laptop and a phone
The pure joy on your face while holding alchemist's cottton candy, I love it
That smile put a smile on my face
KM Hemmans The RUclipsr
So happy that you make your videos very long. Helps keep me interested. Thanks Nile
Nile is literally the scientist we imagined in our heads when we were kids
The scientist we thought we where"""" as kids xD
Truth truth
True
One more to that!
True true
HE'S DONE IT, HE'S MASTERED THE ART OF ALCHEMY
my man made toilet paper into moonshine
Next he will be a full metal alchemist
Alchemy. The science of understanding, deconstructing, and reconstructing matter. However, it is not an all powerful art, to obtain, something of equal value must be given. This is the law of equivalent exchange!
Idk if I quoted that correctly… it’s from memory lol
@Maria05 no shit, Maria.
@@CatchThesePaws I just finished that anime, and now it's following me everywhere
Nile at the start of any project: Precise calculations.
Nile at end: I HEATED IT UNTIL I FELT LIKE TAKING IT OFF
Lol
I mean, at a certain point, it transitioned from chemistry to cooking, and cooking is an art.
help
@no no 😂
@@helpimstuckinmyroom9470 OPEN THE DOOR MAN
Why wasnt High School science this fun....
Me: “damn, why did Nigel slow down on uploading so much?”
Alibaba delivery: “yeah, indeed… so weird…”
"Ok!"
Right lol
The Package Was In Hold And Repacked😂
you definitely have not been on his shorts channel
@@bukooJuice that cracked me up 😂 the poor repackaging! They could at least put some effort into it.
"It's not the best cotton candy, but it's mine so it's special." - NileRed, probably.
What a nice Happy End. Best video this year!
chipflake:
is not an expensive and good tv but it´s mine
I know it's not as crazy as some other experiments here, but I'd like to see irion taken from food and made into a knife or something. I'd say from blood but... extracting that much irion that way is a bit too much.
i can't wait for the sequel: turning limestone into lemonade
Lol
or turning bedrock into a comfortable matress
And then use the lemonade to make grenades
turning broken glass to rock candy
Well, when life gives you limestone, you make lemonade.
... Wait.
Esse cara não tem a mínima ideia o quanto ele me ensinou de técnicas gerais em química. Quando eu ia escrever meus relatórios, eu não sabia como usar um vídeo do RUclips como referência bibliográfica. Assisti todos os vídeos antes das faixas de áudio em português, então, além de química, ele me ensinou inglês 😂
Clearly he did not teach you language as you are commenting in spanish or portuguese
"Goopy, and honestly a bit disappointing. But I was still kind of happy."
That's how I describe myself.
'And then it darkened a little more'
Ha! You deserve a subscribe for that
@@BamBoomBots "...there was no major reaction going on here..." as the solution slowly turns black and tar-like.
But at least it's not yellow.
At least you're still sweet!
@@BamBoomBots wait a minute, your username...
Are you a fan of BattleBots, Robot Wars, or Robot Combat?
"The Canadian Government kept seizing packages and holding them for months."
He's definitely on a watch list, if he wasn't already.
Oh he is, people don't simply buy a ton of pepto bismol without catching the government's eye
Thing is, if he ever pulled a Walter White and broke bad, I feel like he wouldn't be able to not make a video about it...
Like, he would randomly upload a video called "Making a tub of Hydrochloric for body disposal out of sand", Or "Building a real Claymore out of Clay to murder my competitors".
@@BurdieFromHell i died from laughing at this
He's been on one since uranium glass at the very least. Anyone doing anything uranium probably gets on one. Just _buying_ glassware can get you on a list with the DEA.
He definitely is thought the government probably is not too concerned with him doing something illegal considering all his work is here on youtube
“ and the machine sounded like it was dying” absolutely killed me lol
Killed it too
I have been watching some of your videos and I feel like this is one of the coolest videos EVER!
you can always see the switch from chemist to cook and where his abilities and skill set swaps from genius to 7 year old figuring out how a toaster works love this guy
istg if one guy comments about how many likes there are and little to no comments trying to "fix" it, I wil take a bite of tempered glass.
Hey @zg-ez8kq this vid has 482k likes
@@stephenmckenzie4997 uh ok?
@@stephenmckenzie4997 you're correct
Why he talks like ai
Someone once told me that NileRed talks like he's about to end every sentence with "but then something went wrong" and now I _can't_ unhear it
OMFG HE DOES-
but then something went wrong
Wai- what- why??!!!?! Shit, now I can't unhear it either!!!!
I can't unhear it now HAHAHA
I always heard it but now that you've mentioned it i'm hyper aware lmao. Almost every single sentence has the same up and down inflection haha
"It has to be simple"
Also nile: 30 minute video describing the meticulous process to do so
His definition of simple is in the different realm than ours my friend.
@@tinoderyanto7668 simle to chemists ig
simple*
when he said that
I immediately thought "yeah, this is NOT going to be simple."
I was right
500th like.
Every video has "so i waited until I thought it looked good, and took it off the heat." like 6 times ... And i love it.
TBF, as a non-cook this is basically every recipe I've ever read
"cut to length by removing the wrong parts. Sizzle mediumly until ready."
@@JeepnHeel True. Just never thought chemist did it this way too. 😁
Me: I wonder why NileRed hasn't uploaded in a while?
**Canadian Customs Intensifies**
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Underrated comment lol
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@@happyvibes2436 bro
He's just kneading them in so they wouldn't bat an eye later when he orders 20kg of cocaine
Canadian Customs: *Hello/Bonjour*
"... and based on almost nothing, I decided that five hours was probably good." 😄 Love this channel.
Certified scientist
@Seung-ha real ...what?
i read this right when he was talking about it omg
@@MrJigglypuff2000 bot
Scientific AF.
This madman makes me want to study chemistry EVERY SINGLE TIME I watch his videos, don't know how he does it but personally I love it!
This channel is the reason i started a chem career xD
Pay very close attention to the waiting times in his videos. From months for stuff to arrive to the DAYS drying the things.
I'm an ME and chemistry is something I respect a ton since it seems like black magic to me, same as electricity. But it never sparked my interest. It's cool seeing others get into it and make stuff\. Makes me want to do a similar video turning a block of aluminum into a finished product.
This man convinced me to study chemistry.
It's fun and games til you get to organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry and P chem.
Nile, you are the most wonderfully curious and determined scientist yet absolute worst cook all at the same time. Never stop being you. Love these videos.
Nile red is the type of person that when life gives him lemonade he’s going to try to make lemons
Smart one, made me laugh and admire the joke.
Lol
Or make the infamous combustible lemon
@@remsleep- yo he should make that into reality O_O
When life gives you lemonade, make a knife out of it
Everytime NileRed says “carefully”:
*Brace for impact*
@@happyvibes2436 can you not
@@ishotmygrandma why what did they say? they deleted the comment
@@iLoveCats304 they said something about Candis
@@t-y-p-oartsstuff3841 whos candis?
Actually, bracing for an impact can be worse for you, you could break something easier instead of just bending.
This guy's style of editing makes me wait in anxiety and anticipation even when he does something as mundane as pouring ice coffee into a beaker
He's like a "how to John Wilson" but chemistry ⚗
To me, the way he talks always sounds like he's about to say "but, ", then tell us how everything went wrong. Like at 4:57 he gives the most ominous "I turned on the stirring... " you'll ever hear. You're expecting "I turned on the stirring... and all hell broke loose."
@@Daryl5765 Yes! I also partially meant that, every time he stops talking I feel on edge, as if something is about to go horribly wrong xd
@@VVen0m yeah because a lot of times things just go wrong and it's great
Hello brother
27:37 THE COTTON CANDY HAS A FACE...
It does! It looks like that character from Nightmare Before Christmas 😂
I WAS WONDERING THE SAME THING
I like how Nile always shows himself slamming the door shut whenever he uses the dehydrator.
lol
The moment I saw this comment he did it 😭
Am confused, why is this funny, what have I missed
Yes. I am always happy when I see it. I think it's important for us to see it.
It makes me laugh every time😂
NileRed is a beacon of "if you set your expectations low, you will almost never be disappointed"
I don't know, I liked him much more back when he did almost illegal syntheses, and I believe he became famous because of this
AISURU.TOKYO/AGNEZ 💞
(◍•ᴗ•◍)✧*。18 years and over
RUclips: This is fine
Someone: Says "heck"
RUclips: Be gone
#однако #я #люблю #таких #рыбаков #Интересно #забавно #девушка #смешная #垃圾
my science teacher: "Based on almost nothing, I've decided" is not a good start to a lab report.
NileRed: oh, *really?*
1k likes and no reply ?!
Your Science teacher better watch out, or else Nile gonna turn him into Candy too.
1k like and no reply? Col
Nah bro@@TheWill383
This was actually the smartest idea Nile has had, they're both cotton AND food
what
Once you get the collection started via "swirling" it around vertically, I believe it's more efficient to turn the stick horizontal and rotate it above the machine. This essentially "spools" the candy filament onto the developing puffball.
Yeah if you let it sit between the spinner there's a big chance you burn your sugar back into a full solid.
Nilered in 2022: Making the Philosopher's stone from actual philosophers
“To start off the process I visited some friends in Ishval...”
Fullmetal Alchemist?
Blue yea
@@sirshotty7689 let the sacrifices begin
I can't believe I'm saying this but if the stones were made from the carbon extracted from several locks of hair. It's totally possible to make a stone made out of Philosophers. A diamond stone but a stone. At least that's how I'd do it.
Listen up, it’s starting. The annual Nilered alchemy tutorial is starting!
Lmaoo
HECH YEAH
Summoning Baphomet by breeding goats.
My happiness is immeasurable and my day is now awesome
Just in time for school
this is what chemistry should be used for
I never thought of any practical experiments to do with what I learned in school until I found you Nile
Finally, the "turning odd things into more-or-less edible food" trilogy is complete. Can't wait to see the next chapters in this saga!
Part 2: Turning Nerf Bullets into Fried Chicken
@@darraarljod8911 lmao
@@darraarljod8911 looking forward to that one ngl
Part 3: Turning a Washing Machine into a Browning Hi-Power (firearm)
@@yamamotoricky96 that’s probably possible but not something he would do
One of these days Nile is going to post "turning wood into gold" and then just dissappear from RUclips.
Eventually the government found him and ordered the CIA to execute him. His secret will forever be lost
He could be captured by the scp foundation
@@Pyro_dragon he's a reality bender scp lmao
Or a very smart scientist
You could turn wood into juice. hemicellulose is in wood. Hemicellulose is mainly sugar
"Industrial grade cotton candy" i think this is the best phrase i've ever heard from nile lol
Anything that was made using purpose built machines, is technically "industrial grade".
Mine is "So I bought this tube from Russia"
Hi guys thanks for reading this reply! Basically this reply explains why i suck and why i should also die. First reason why is that I'm dumb Second i love wasting food Third is that i will never succeed in anything. Thanksss for reading again
@Deborah Ajao your name is as funny as that party pooper
10:50 the forbidden chocolate milkshake 😏
If anyone wonders what it's like to work in a real biochemistry lab, the first half of this video is basically it. The only notable difference is that we had better suppliers.
I really appreciate how you go over every step and actually explain it all, instead of describing it in half a sentence like some people would. Makes it much more accessible and understandable.
Thank you
This is a quality comment ✌✌
Agree! I watch for the explanations to be honest.
Dad can i get cotton candy?
Nile: we have cotton candy at home.
Cotton candy at home:
EVEN BETTER
XD
Ok
@@shranos2112 humor is subjective
You’re Nile’s child?
"i mean, it tastes pretty good."
Honestly, your taste tests are the greatest.
NO! NO! NO! Many people say I am sick in the head. NOOOO!!!! I don't believe them. But there are so many people commenting this stuff on my videos, that I have 1% doubt. So I have to ask you right now: Do you think I am sick in the head? Thanks for helping, my dear jim
@@AxxLAfriku ok
27:31 the cotton candy has a face!!!
I was so used to Nile Red Shorts that whenever he said he "carefully" did something, I just expected hit to throw it at the wall
@@quarteratom bruh?
@@quarteratom what
@@quarteratom you too
@@quarteratom you're an annoying little kid lol
@@quarteratom Bruh what, watch this video and tell me if a little kid could do any of that
“Hey guys, today I will be turning this gum I found under a table into a funnel cake”
First there was none, now there’s one, but I still wanna say NEIN
AISURU.TOKYO/AGNEZ 💞
(◍•ᴗ•◍)✧*。18 years and over
RUclips: This is fine
Someone: Says "heck"
RUclips: Be gone
#однако #я #люблю #таких #рыбаков #Интересно #забавно #девушка #смешная #垃圾
I want to see a video of him baking a cake with lab equipment and narrating it like it's a lab procedure.
ngl same tho
There used to be another chemistry channel that some times uploaded actual cooking recipes (like tiramisu, salmon steaks etc) as if they were chemical procedures, it was pretty good but YT banned it due some dangerous experiments they did. The name of the channel was Chemplayer, maybe you can find some videos from them uploaded by fans.
@@teresashinkansen9402 I miss chemplayer so much.
1st of april?
@@visiblur chemplayer was great but yt just fucking annihilated it for no reason :(
The acid neutralization made me think forbidden root beer
This is literally Nile red showing his progress of becoming a alchemist
lol
Chemistry is just alchemy that works
Of course alchemy is just chemistry, in today's world people look down on that word, but in the year 1500, there was no difference, alchemists were just chemists, and some of their goals may have been infeasible or impossible, but others were not, same as it is today I'm sure, it was simply two famous notions that were misguided at the time, that other metals might be simply turned into gold and that there may be some quick life hack to curing aging, but chemists are wrong about things today too, we don't as a result define them as being something other than chemists.
hes teaching us how to make potions in skyrim and the combos
An
We have fun here at Nile red channel. "I want to make hopefully edible candy" "so I decided to use acid" love this channel
your pfp ruins it
What's your pfp from?
@@aaAAA-- saiki k
@@babycarrot80 thanks
@@ionic813 true
I like how Niles Red/Blue never really changed his approach from his mid 2010s original intention of being an education channel. Sure he makes some fun "just cause" experiments, but he still speaks in a serious way and doesn't speak like the typical clickbaiting RUclipsr. Definitely still feels like a chemist who originally decided to make an educational channel.
The best teachers make their lessons entertaining
what do you mean his? it is theirs lmao
do you ever see Nile Red and Blue in same place at same time?
@@assidiq178 holy shit my mind is fucking blown
uhm yeah. I can open NileRed in one tab and NileBlue in the other. Duh
@@assidiq178 You can't, you would just see Nile Purple
Now turn the cotton candy back into cotton 😂
NileRed in 10 years:
"Cloning Myself So I Don't Have To Work Anymore"
It's amazing how clearly I can hear him say that.
@@JerryFlowersIII *YES*
Not that I doubt his abilities but this definitely sounds more like a video you'd see at The Thought Emporium.
NileRed but then with a clone army so he can actually have a good upload schedule
But if it's a clone of him, the clone won't want to work either. And now?
I don’t know half the stuff he’s talking about but somehow I’m still entertained
Obviously ! He turned cotton into cotton candy
ruclips.net/video/DLKQnsdVae8/видео.html&ab_channel=happyvibes
welcome to Nile Red please stay and have a look around
"Alchemy only exists in D&D."
NileRed: "Hold my toilet paper moonshine."
Well, they do say that the only real magic is science.
All the slavs already know all the secrets of alcoholic alchemy.
Any sufficiently advanced science is indistinguishable from magic.
It's the science of equivalent exchange.
Chemistry is the closest thing to magic we got.
With a rock and some water you can make a bomb. With two poisons you can make a flavor additive. With some bat poop and burny water you can make nitroglycerin!
The little stirring thingy flung 😭✋ 5:01
lmao 😭
I like how one of the goals was just for the sugar to not kill him, and then *immediately* proceeds to use acid to break down the cotton rather than an enzyme.
Neutralize HCL with baking soda and voila, salty water. It's not magic or dangerous when one understands the chemistry.
He tried an enzyme and it didn't work well
Did you even watch the full video? He tired to use an enzyme and it didn't work
@@usernametaken017 First of all, *tried (your argument is now invalid as per rules of the internet). Second of all, he showed us the enzyme doesn't work before giving us his plan.
@@memelurd7341 exactly. Thats the point of my comment. He _did_ try to use an enzyme but it didn't work. OP right here is implying he didn't use an enzyme at all
"I don't wanna use weird chemicals"
Your entire channel is weird chemicals, Nile
Urine to artificial sweetener weird chemicals for sure LOL
Yeah, but then there are chemicals that are weird even for Nigel.
He's probably already on a few watchlists for the sheer amount of controlled drug precursors he has purchased.
Meh. It's only concentrated sulfuric acid. What could go wrong?
@@tylerb6981 yeah, hes definitely bought everything you need for mdma a few times over
@@sunnohh Among others, there's one episode where he casually pulls out a 1 pound jar of Red Phosphor.
26:20 Nile is happy to see that he actually turned cotton balls into cotton candy and the cotton candy looks happy to see Nile.
The top looks like a face im surprised no one else mentioned iy
I want to be that happy about something someday
@@maxturbotron7954 the whole thing looks like it's not just something in your pocket...
@@fuffboi7570 😐😀
LMAO
Every time I see Nile Red taste-testing stuff, I imagine him doing a reaction similar to Peter Griffin after eating a rice cake
HAHAHAHAHGJTNUNIFF
His voice is so calming, I'll set these videos and fall asleep to them. All that sleeping through high school chem class trained me to get sleepy listening to chemistry
imagine there is someone in the world falling asleep to your voice...
weird flex but ok
I love how off-camera, you're all business, super professional, but on-camera, you're actually more relaxed. We get to see the goofy side of NileRed, and that's a good thing.
watch his snapchat if you want to see him being more goofy
@@CatacombsBC care to share the @
@@aboz8649 or just look at the discription box smh.
Oh his nilered shorts he throws everything he makes at the wall, and even (hopefully pretended to) drop a dangerous soloution
@@marlener.5505 As if it's there in the description, smh.
I failed my chem classes in college, kinda always felt like things had to be so precise. This felt like general concepts being put to use on more guesses towards the wanted outcome. I understand that concept much better than my chem classes.
@Aurelia "How dare this rando on a youtube video comment section express curiosity about a subject without reading every textbook ever on chem first. UGH"
I'm speaking about the general concepts and thought patterns he's using to complete the task. He's approaching it differently than what I saw in a chem class. Chill bud. Go touch some grass.
@@taylorschwarz241 Like cooking vs. baking. Making a soup? Just toss in ingredients to taste. Baking a cake? Measure out all ingredients.
@@ignacio8597 That’s a good parallel. It’s all chemistry anyways I suppose 🤷♀️
the motto for this channel is basically "eh, close enough"
This channel reminds of my organic synthesis research lab In college! This is far less boring because it isn’t running the same reaction again and again...
10:13 the forbidden coffee💀
I love how all of his edible chem ends up like an industrial-grade version of regular foods. It's great.
Industrial-grade cotton candy, sounds like a fun time
i love how he knows how long it took to turn cellulose into glucose but doesnt know how long to caramelize sugar
To be fair, you do that by looking at the colour... Kinda doesn't work if it's already yellow.
He’s a scientist not a chef Hafiz leave Nile alone 😂
did turn sucrose into glucose?
There is me, addicted to gesnhin, thinking you were talking about the character Sucrose
@@joshuaharrison5297 all chefs are scientists, but not all scientists are chefs
It comforts me to know that even chemists have "forbidden snack" moments
@@pepe_felipe the hell lmao
@@pepe_felipe wtf
@@pepe_felipe wow, 2 bots in ine comment!
Okay Im gonna report you both byeeee
forbidden snacks affect everyone apparently
@@siorganism I think he might have been playing along as a joke
7:50 THE FORBIDDEN COKE
Transferred everything
the "i got really inspired for some reason" gag nearly knocked me out of my chair, it's amazing how this channel manages to balance humor and science so well.
You should watch NileBlue, also the end gag lol
Same lol
What was the Joke?
@@alw2839 Look at the screen as he says it
@@kiranaun9593 Thanks, will do. Any chance for a time stamp?
21:58 Nigel must be an immortal man, he ate a lot of things he made from his projects, and seemed to have survived just fine.
well, I eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner (almost) every day, and I'm alive at the moment, so...
@@danielyuan9862 you eat stuff from laboratories every day?
@@danielyuan9862 r/stupidwoooooooooosh
@@jmsta.romana4660 r/woooosh
@@bucketheadkfc da fuq man?
“I wanted to turn the cotton balls into cotton candy and make literal cotton candy” This man, is gonna have so many dad jokes when he has a family.
If*
*Big Iff.. (like Joe Rogan says.. is someone watching all these smart people? Making sure someone makes babies with them. and they don't die out quietly?)
i’d smash if i was a chick
edit: no homo tho
What's the joke
And his kids try to eat cotton balls because kids.
Neil is literally the zenith of “do as I say not as I do”
this man single handed solved the world food problems, all he needs is toilet paper, cotton and some more stuff.
Yeah like uranium
Some more stuff xD
@@1TieDye1 like what 😅
We could probably take old tshirts and such and make sugar out of them :x
@@yohanfyei wouldn’t be surprised if he could turn semen into food🥸
I thought this was a Nilered short video, it looks like christmas has come early!
Horizon is here again
Its you again!
Why is horizon here?
forza horizon
Yessir
"What do you do for a living?"
Nile: "I put cotton balls in acid..."
"Yeah, I dunk balls in acid and then put them in my mouth. I also record it for the internet to see."
@@Heroo01 😳
He does alchemy for a living
@@Sketchy_Dood Alchemy is crazy people. Chemistry is crazy people who actually make it work.
Bro’s making homemade cotton candy to another level