Eating it won't kill you, just letting y'all know. It'll go right through the digestive system and out, you'll only absorb the sugars not the plastic or rubber; nor is it toxic! You're supposed to chew not swallow anyways. Another heads up: There are still companies who make gum the old fashion way with natural ingredients and no rubber/plastic
Retired RN: no it doesn't always go out! Sometimes it collects into a big ball in the intestines, obstructs the bowel, and has to be surgically removed. Yes it can be life threatening.
Look at the ingredients. Filled with cancer materials. And cancer kills. Stop justifying unnatural stuff used in mass food production. This garbage shouldn’t go in a human’s mouth.
When I watch these I always imagine the musicians in the studio thinking they’re gonna be an international superstar and end up playing background music to bubble gum process 😂
If you swallow 1 or 2 pieces, it won't get stuck, it granulates in your gut and goes straight through you. It's only dangerous if you ate a large amount at once
@@sugarbear0502 probably not the best for the body. But fortunately the human body is an incredible machine! It detected the gum as having zero nutrients, and as a foreign object. Long story short, the body rejected the gum and shit it out.
Then you take the dinglebop and push it through the grumbo, where the fleeb is rubbed against it. It's important that the fleeb is rubbed, because the fleeb has all of the fleeb juice.
Gum has been made from rubber for almost as long as gum has existed... "Old gum bases were based on either natural elastomers such as latexes, vegetable gums like chicle, spruce gum, and mastic gum, or alternatively on waxes, e.g. paraffin wax and beeswax, but today synthetic rubbers are preferred."
It's not uncommon to use cellulose-derivatives, which could be called synthetic, but are chemically a plastic polymer, but it's a polymer based on cellulose and is as such not digested if swallowed. It's unstable in solution, and will break down from heat. So traces in your body will just disintegrate into glucose chains and dietary fiber strands.
@@gandalf8216Thank you gandalf for your wise words of explainin here; best i cud give was proof this wasnt that out of the ordinary, but not give the sciencey words explainin why chewin rubber is fine
To this day, I still find it hilarious that every person chewing a piece of gum is just chewing on a piece of flavored rubber. But hey, gum is tasty. I'm still gonna keep chewing it
True, but do remember that rubber is a product of tree resin, which is also where natural gum comes from, so even old fashioned gum made the original way is a sort of rubber.
@@zebraneighbor6383 Still gonna keep chewing it. Have you tried Airheads gum? The one with three layers and candy pieces in it? It's really good, they've got all kinds of tasty flavors, you should try it sometime if you haven't already
@@Enter_the_Toshiverse_1996 I know you'll keep chewing it, I was trying to say that it's not as bad as it sounds. Hearing that a candy contains rubber sounds alarming but it's actually not as scary as it seems. It's not like rubber in a car tire or in the sole of your shoes.
Yeah but it's not harmful rubber you could swallow it but it's probably not a good idea because it's not gonna break down/digest but it shouldn't hurt you tho :p
Dubble Bubble is not the best for blowing bubbles. That honour goes to Hubba Bubba and Bubble Tape. And the fruit-flavoured Dubble Bubble shown here is just a recent-ish knockoff of Bazooka bubble gum. The REAL Dubble Bubble is the flat pieces in the original 1928 wintergreen flavour, now referred to as "spice". My parents grew up with it, and so did I.
I'm not sure which is the best, but I know it's not Dubble Bubble. Maybe they said that because they were the only company that agreed to let them film inside the factory.....?
Bubble gum is mined from the caverns of the African city Bazooka. It takes thirty pounds of raw material to make just five packs of the sweet stuff. I learned this from a book I won in a truth telling contest, two towns over.
This was great especially for an old Jaw Head but it was too short. I used to get the Psychedelic Jaw Breakers as a kid at Magic Mountain and Disneyland
really enjoyed this video, great job explaining the process! however, i can't help but wonder if all the artificial flavors and colors used in bubblegum are really necessary. don't get me wrong, it's fun to chew, but is it worth the potential health concerns? just a thought!
what a fascinating look into the bubblegum making process! it's amazing how much goes into creating something we often take for granted. that said, i can't help but think that the artificial flavors and colors used in bubblegum might outweigh the fun factor. do we really need all those additives for a simple pleasure?
really enjoyed watching this video, it was super informative and well-produced! but honestly, i can’t help but wonder if the ingredients used in bubblegum are really safe for everyone. i get that it’s a fun treat, but some additives seem a bit questionable. what do you all think?
great video! i really enjoyed the process of how bubblegum is made, it's fascinating. but to be honest, i wonder if the artificial flavors and colors used in some gum could be harmful in the long run. what do you all think?
this was such an interesting video! i really enjoyed the behind-the-scenes look at the bubblegum-making process. but honestly, i can't help but wonder if the process of making bubblegum is really worth the environmental impact it might have. like, all those artificial flavors and packaging just seem a bit excessive to me. what do you guys think?
this video was super interesting! i didn't realize how much goes into making bubblegum. but honestly, i wonder if all those artificial flavors and colors are worth it for a quick chew. shouldn't we be looking for more natural alternatives? just a thought!
Never heard of the Greeks doing that but it's a far cry from actually chewing gum... It was the Mayans, Aztecs and other natives to use the zapote to make chicle aka gum and the first to chew it. Good one UK Discovery (BBC) of leaving that out, they never fail misconstrue things on purpose.
Wow, watching this makes me never want to eat bubblegum or jawbreakers ever again. It's amazing how much money companies have invested in machinery to make useless products or products that have no beneficial use to society and yet these products sell globally.
I mean it has plenty of use! Whether that be to freshen your breath, something to chew on to hold back a kids hunger till dinner (or your on hunger), or even to help some people focus a bit better
Are people really eating gum? Or did they have some idea that it wasn't just sugar you could chew? Why are so many people only now saying "Oh, rubber and plastic, this is so good for you." as if everyone didn't grow up being told how sugary gum was and how you should never swallow it?
It’s just satisfying how the pink is made first because it’s my favorite color and btw is the gum is made from plastic and that’s why you can’t swallow gum and have you ever played bubble gum bubble gum in a dish?
What was weird to me was how popular bubble gum flavoured ice-cream was! I was never a fan, found it boring... Like the taste wasn't sweet like any "fruit" flavour, it was just... Bubble gum 😆
Eating it won't kill you, just letting y'all know. It'll go right through the digestive system and out, you'll only absorb the sugars not the plastic or rubber; nor is it toxic! You're supposed to chew not swallow anyways.
Another heads up: There are still companies who make gum the old fashion way with natural ingredients and no rubber/plastic
rubber is natural stupid.....and the natural counterparts of gum is still rubber,resin or latex.
Retired RN: no it doesn't always go out! Sometimes it collects into a big ball in the intestines, obstructs the bowel, and has to be surgically removed. Yes it can be life threatening.
Look at the ingredients. Filled with cancer materials. And cancer kills. Stop justifying unnatural stuff used in mass food production. This garbage shouldn’t go in a human’s mouth.
@@jont2576 Natural stupid?
@@jeanetteshawredden5643 Well obviously if you’re eating a whack of it. But if you accidentally swallow one piece you’re not likely to die.
When I watch these I always imagine the musicians in the studio thinking they’re gonna be an international superstar and end up playing background music to bubble gum process 😂
More than likely computer generated.
All MIDI. No human musicians. You don't hear that? That unnatural slap bass it's so obvious computer sequenced music. It's cheaper but sounds bad.
Professional studio musicians have no superstar ambitions. They know better.
@@svenjansen2134 lol I said I imagine it, it's not that deep mate 😂
as some one who has made a song before that's gotta hurt to find out the truth
Memo to self don't ever swallow gum because it's plastic and rubber
Im 42 and I've been doing it since I was a little kid. I really hope my insides are alright!😳
If you swallow 1 or 2 pieces, it won't get stuck, it granulates in your gut and goes straight through you. It's only dangerous if you ate a large amount at once
Don’t worry, it’s perfectly fine. You’re an android but you don’t know it.
@@sugarbear0502 probably not the best for the body. But fortunately the human body is an incredible machine! It detected the gum as having zero nutrients, and as a foreign object. Long story short, the body rejected the gum and shit it out.
@@515ventures3 lol, I have seen bubble gum in my poop many times
"7 different carcinogens are mixed in with the Gobstoppers"
The music: 💃🕺💃🕺
HAHAAHAHAH
Lol
This comment made me laugh so hard
💀💀💀💀💀
lmao😂
Then you take the dinglebop and push it through the grumbo, where the fleeb is rubbed against it. It's important that the fleeb is rubbed, because the fleeb has all of the fleeb juice.
A person of culture👌🏼
I always wondered how plumbuses were made
You have a future in narrating encabulator videos.
You are totally right Morty.
Most underrated comment
So what you're saying is a machine chews our bubble gum first
It’s ABC gum. 😄
A robot chewed my gum!
Damn that evil bastard!@@VladLongPlus
Anyone else hearing this sweet halftime shuffle drum beat in the background, how it’s made got Vibes
Yeah, wtf? Music made me stank face ...
Literally came to the comments to talk about the music 😅
So happy the FDA recognizes plastic and rubber as generally safe for consumption. 😶
Gum has been made from rubber for almost as long as gum has existed...
"Old gum bases were based on either natural elastomers such as latexes, vegetable gums like chicle, spruce gum, and mastic gum, or alternatively on waxes, e.g. paraffin wax and beeswax, but today synthetic rubbers are preferred."
It's not uncommon to use cellulose-derivatives, which could be called synthetic, but are chemically a plastic polymer, but it's a polymer based on cellulose and is as such not digested if swallowed. It's unstable in solution, and will break down from heat. So traces in your body will just disintegrate into glucose chains and dietary fiber strands.
@@gandalf8216Thank you gandalf for your wise words of explainin here; best i cud give was proof this wasnt that out of the ordinary, but not give the sciencey words explainin why chewin rubber is fine
You're not supposed to swallow gum. You're supposed to spit it out after chewing
@@sonotswifty It's free laxative on demand tho. One can buy a pack of gum for a buck, right? That's free. $1 = 0
So basically my chewing gum was already chewed by a machine
thats what I thought!
6:26 tooteh-freooteh 😆😆
😭🤣🤣🤣
To this day, I still find it hilarious that every person chewing a piece of gum is just chewing on a piece of flavored rubber.
But hey, gum is tasty. I'm still gonna keep chewing it
Still, could be worse (chewing tar)
True, but do remember that rubber is a product of tree resin, which is also where natural gum comes from, so even old fashioned gum made the original way is a sort of rubber.
@@zebraneighbor6383 Still gonna keep chewing it. Have you tried Airheads gum? The one with three layers and candy pieces in it? It's really good, they've got all kinds of tasty flavors, you should try it sometime if you haven't already
@@Enter_the_Toshiverse_1996 I know you'll keep chewing it, I was trying to say that it's not as bad as it sounds. Hearing that a candy contains rubber sounds alarming but it's actually not as scary as it seems. It's not like rubber in a car tire or in the sole of your shoes.
Where can I download this music? I want to listen to it while I chew bubblegum.
Plastics and rubber ooh sounds so good for you
I’m sorry, did she say gum is made out of plastics and rubber???🤯
Are you surprised? Most of what we eat is made out of crap.
Yeah. They're chemically inert, though, so it's not like they're harmful in any way.
Yeah but it's not harmful rubber you could swallow it but it's probably not a good idea because it's not gonna break down/digest but it shouldn't hurt you tho :p
Wear you mask, and don't ask questions ....
Plastic plastic and more plastic....
Dubble Bubble is not the best for blowing bubbles. That honour goes to Hubba Bubba and Bubble Tape.
And the fruit-flavoured Dubble Bubble shown here is just a recent-ish knockoff of Bazooka bubble gum. The REAL Dubble Bubble is the flat pieces in the original 1928 wintergreen flavour, now referred to as "spice". My parents grew up with it, and so did I.
Disagree, Big League Chew is the king.
@@thomasroehrman7587 agreed, big league chew is the best for bubbles
I'm not sure which is the best, but I know it's not Dubble Bubble. Maybe they said that because they were the only company that agreed to let them film inside the factory.....?
The Hubba Bubba Watermelon gum is the best bubble gum on the market 100%
it’s 1:04 AM, i work at 11:30 AM, and i’m sitting here eating cheez-its and watching this 😍😍
3am for me
thats nothing to be proud of, nor share, cassie.
@@username4441 Wow rude. Nobody asked. Eating crackers at 3am here. Solidarity with Cassie.
@@username4441 that is very rude. Nobody was talking to you and you decided to be a jerk. Congrats. that's very small of you.
@@ederadee you tell him!!
Bubble gum is mined from the caverns of the African city Bazooka. It takes thirty pounds of raw material to make just five packs of the sweet stuff.
I learned this from a book I won in a truth telling contest, two towns over.
I heard the time to make 5 packs doubled after they implemented child labor laws. Such a shame...😔😔
You must be ancient
@@okayomakaiawhat..
1:21 hear me out and watch that part with the bass slapping and pink moving parts and tell me it doesnt insinuate things
Even after finding out this gum is made of plastic and rubber; I’ll probably still chew gum till my teeth fall out 😂 I love it !
I need a video of them cleaning the gum mixing machine
In indonesian the word for bubble gum is permen karet (rubber candy)
It's actually more precise, as it turns out.
me just high af learning how bubble gum is made
Haha Same
This was great especially for an old Jaw Head but it was too short. I used to get the Psychedelic Jaw Breakers as a kid at Magic Mountain and Disneyland
really enjoyed this video, great job explaining the process! however, i can't help but wonder if all the artificial flavors and colors used in bubblegum are really necessary. don't get me wrong, it's fun to chew, but is it worth the potential health concerns? just a thought!
I was looking for how it's actually made but instead I actually just found how it's made.
How It's Made is the best show on Science Channel :D
and Discovery Channel. :D
finally someone who doesn't like bill nye
some funky ass jams happening
Jsbbejdjksnsndjivkdkkwnjjfj
had no idea gum was made out of rubber?? I guess thats why youre not supposed to swallow it :D
Even if u do, stomach acids don't work on it and it comes out of body in mint condition.
Glad I know now how they got the wrapper to look the way it does on the ends.
The secret origin of the Mother Gum, the very thing that created Princess Bubblegum on "Adventure Time."
Don't you just want to bite into that gorgeous pink stuff lol
I loooooooooove bubblegum
rip to the interns cleaning the first grindingish machine
wow, i didn't know it was made of plastics... don't ever want to put something like that in my mouth again.
I can not take this seriously after watching Huggbees' version
Note to self: never eat double bubble again.
yes. but sadly i just learned most other chewing/bubble gum producers use plastic/synthetic stuff as well.
Why are you eating the gum.?
Hate to break it to you, but like most bubble gums are made from plastic/rubber
ALL gum is made from rubber and plastic.
I feel like this video is from the 90s 😂 the music, the narrators, and their voices… all of it! Lol
Interesting! Love How It’s Made
Ummm...they said synthetic rubber??
Hell no wtf
you didn't need to comment that. Its just facts at this point :D
Oh yes, that sweet sweet taste of plastic, rubber mixed with sugar syrup, I feel hungry for some bubble gum......
lol that got me wheezing
what a fascinating look into the bubblegum making process! it's amazing how much goes into creating something we often take for granted. that said, i can't help but think that the artificial flavors and colors used in bubblegum might outweigh the fun factor. do we really need all those additives for a simple pleasure?
I don’t like chewing gum and this episode was no help to change my mind.
Heavy 😕
"chewing gum is really gross. chewing gum, i hate the most." - gandhi
Shut up
Ditto
This is the prep for that one SpongeBob episode
Idk why but I keep coming to this video
really enjoyed watching this video, it was super informative and well-produced! but honestly, i can’t help but wonder if the ingredients used in bubblegum are really safe for everyone. i get that it’s a fun treat, but some additives seem a bit questionable. what do you all think?
Bubblegum & Jawbreaker? Double!
great video! i really enjoyed the process of how bubblegum is made, it's fascinating. but to be honest, i wonder if the artificial flavors and colors used in some gum could be harmful in the long run. what do you all think?
the bubble gum looked like a blanket when mixed and colored 🤣
When l left school at 15 l worked at chix bubble gum factory packing gum and lucky bags also made sweet cigarettes.
@4:19 the rebellious gum that marches to its own beat.
1:21 This Made Me Feel Uncomfortable
Crazy how they said rubber and plastic like it wasn't a bad thing
Me thinking about the times i swallowed gum: 👁👄👁
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According to my calculation that about 15 pieces of bubble gum every second
****impressed whistle****
So Bubblegum has the properties of both rubber and plastic
Seziure Warning 3:50-4:00
I love the Dubble Bubble packets with the Pud comics
You did say rubber and plastics!
Peppermint gum
thanks for the knowlede how to make it
this was such an interesting video! i really enjoyed the behind-the-scenes look at the bubblegum-making process. but honestly, i can't help but wonder if the process of making bubblegum is really worth the environmental impact it might have. like, all those artificial flavors and packaging just seem a bit excessive to me. what do you guys think?
this video was super interesting! i didn't realize how much goes into making bubblegum. but honestly, i wonder if all those artificial flavors and colors are worth it for a quick chew. shouldn't we be looking for more natural alternatives? just a thought!
Plastics and rubber!!?? That’s it! I’m not chewing gum anymore!
Casual overlook of chiklé from the natives from Mexico - Mayans and also Brazil with natural rubber from the Amazon trees.
Shut up
Never heard of the Greeks doing that but it's a far cry from actually chewing gum... It was the Mayans, Aztecs and other natives to use the zapote to make chicle aka gum and the first to chew it. Good one UK Discovery (BBC) of leaving that out, they never fail misconstrue things on purpose.
1:30 This looks like something my lower intestine does during certain bodily functions.
0:47 only girls know
I’ve got a plan, I just need a crew
All the equipment looks like it hasn’t been cleaned like ever. Why?
So we really eating plastic & rubber eh?
flavored plastic and rubber
Never knew it was plastic.
I thought this was “how it’s actually made” and got jumpscared by the voice
“Imma invent sugar you just chew on so a bunch of people get cavities and have to come to me to get them filled.”
That dentist had it made.
Wow, watching this makes me never want to eat bubblegum or jawbreakers ever again.
It's amazing how much money companies have invested in machinery to make useless products or products that have no beneficial use to society and yet these products sell globally.
Would it break your heart to know that most products are made like this, like legos and sodas?
Wtf kind of take is this? Lmao watch out for BIGGUM
I wouldn't say giving people joy has no beneficial use to society.
@@jamesflames6987 I didn’t mean it like that. I’m just saying this occurs in more eaten products than you think.
I mean it has plenty of use! Whether that be to freshen your breath, something to chew on to hold back a kids hunger till dinner (or your on hunger), or even to help some people focus a bit better
5:54
"After 24 hours, the batter's hard."
TIMEOUT IN THE 9TH INNING.
Bubblegum has the same priorities of both rubber and gum
We were consuming plastic and she was saying in the beginning they’re using synthetic plastic and gum
So if you swallow your gum...
@@Noluna92 Not really but sometimes it happens well I’m never going to buy gum again that’s disgusting
I'm loving this annoying electronic improv jazz music in the background.
Are people really eating gum? Or did they have some idea that it wasn't just sugar you could chew? Why are so many people only now saying "Oh, rubber and plastic, this is so good for you." as if everyone didn't grow up being told how sugary gum was and how you should never swallow it?
Bubble gum a replacement for the binky lol 😅
You guys are freaking out over nothing! It’s not like we’re gonna swallow the gum anyway!
So gum is actual garbage , interesting
Am I the only one that was listening to the woman like "this is great but I really miss the guy" AND THEN HEARD HIM
Imagine the smell in the factory
Who else came here after watching the Hugbee’s version and thought the part about plastics and rubber was just his usual goofy misinformation?
Right, now show how they use to make each gum by hand. 😂
I was clickbaited, Thought this was Huggbees video
Why am I thinking about cleaning the machine. Mike Row!!!
I used to not like bubble gum now l love it
not even two minutes in and i already decided never to have chewing gum again....
plastic? rubber? glucose? dextrose? uughh
Same! 👍
That was cool!
It’s just satisfying how the pink is made first because it’s my favorite color and btw is the gum is made from plastic and that’s why you can’t swallow gum and have you ever played bubble gum bubble gum in a dish?
Is there a reason there's no captions and that automatic captions are turned off?
Goyslop, my favourite !
Eat your plastic and corn syrup right now you antisemite!
What is that
@@justinhamilton8647 it’s a phrase used on 4chan to reference highly processed food pushed out to the Western masses.
Interesting video👍👍
whoever wouldve thought, gobstoppers are pure evil; holy shit
I think I recognize some of these scenes from some movies from the 80's
This episode should have am epilepsy warning.
Agree, not sure why they didn't put one
4:44 SUS
What was weird to me was how popular bubble gum flavoured ice-cream was! I was never a fan, found it boring... Like the taste wasn't sweet like any "fruit" flavour, it was just... Bubble gum 😆
Also milkshakes - absolutely hated those bubblegum flavoured things