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Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin

(107,757 posts)
Wed May 6, 2020, 01:45 PM May 2020

A YouTuber nicknamed the 'King of Sting' let a 'murder hornet' sting him

and his arm ballooned almost immediately



Huge, monstrous insects nicknamed "murder hornets" were spotted in the US for the first time at the end of last year. Because that's exactly what we need.

Officially called Asian giant hornets, the insects killed 41 people in the Chinese province of Shaanxi in the summer of 2013. They've also beheaded entire colonies of bees and even murdered mice.

A YouTuber showed us what a sting from one of these murderous creatures actually feels like in a video uploaded in 2018 on the channel Brave Wilderness.

Coyote Peterson, known as the "King of Sting," made it his mission to experience the most painful stings all over the world. He chose the "I haven't been this nervous since the tarantula hawk," Peterson said, shaking, while the hornet writhed between a pair of tweezers. He then lowered it toward his arm and let the insect sting him.

"Oh man, wave of dizziness really quick," Peterson yelled, saying the stinger had lodged in his arm. "Searing pain. Absolute searing pain. Did you not see how slow the sting was?" Japanese giant hornet — a subspecies of the Asian giant hornet — for one episode.

https://news.yahoo.com/youtuber-nicknamed-king-sting-let-101508649.html
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A YouTuber nicknamed the 'King of Sting' let a 'murder hornet' sting him (Original Post) Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin May 2020 OP
I posted his YouTube video yesterday CatWoman May 2020 #1
Yep, I've seen him before. He's bonkers. LuckyCharms May 2020 #2
Great! cwydro May 2020 #7
calm down, Shirley CatWoman May 2020 #10
This is why these youtubers do what they do. cwydro May 2020 #12
he has a show on Animal Planet Celerity May 2020 #15
Have you seen the dude that eats "vintage" MREs? maxsolomon May 2020 #16
No. I do watch YouTube videos. cwydro May 2020 #17
Well, that guy is exploiting his intestinal flora and fauna. maxsolomon May 2020 #18
Lol. cwydro May 2020 #19
That's some sick shit... PCIntern May 2020 #3
Oh my god. Goodheart May 2020 #4
He actually says it's worse than the bullet ant! nt tblue37 May 2020 #5
That made me feel queasy to watch! lol FirstLight May 2020 #6
Why am I reminded of when Will Ferrell got bit by a snake in "The Campaign"? Initech May 2020 #8
He must be "interesting" on dates. If he can get a date. Alex4Martinez May 2020 #9
lol CatWoman May 2020 #11
I would watch his shows, he's definitely in his "zone". Alex4Martinez May 2020 #14
Many years ago, I got stung by one of these Cirque du So-What May 2020 #13
 

cwydro

(51,308 posts)
12. This is why these youtubers do what they do.
Wed May 6, 2020, 02:21 PM
May 2020

because there’ll always be ——-s who will watch such idiocy.

Judging from that pic, it seems unlikely to be one of those killer hornets. So anyone watching that nonsense got punked.

 

cwydro

(51,308 posts)
17. No. I do watch YouTube videos.
Wed May 6, 2020, 03:02 PM
May 2020

But usually cooking videos or funny ones.

I don’t like anything that exploits any kind of creature, even if it’s a stinging one.

maxsolomon

(33,252 posts)
18. Well, that guy is exploiting his intestinal flora and fauna.
Wed May 6, 2020, 03:05 PM
May 2020

Eating 100 year-old MREs.

My kids can't get enough.

Alex4Martinez

(2,193 posts)
9. He must be "interesting" on dates. If he can get a date.
Wed May 6, 2020, 02:16 PM
May 2020

I give him credit for having a unique way of trying to make a living, this is definitely a niche career.

CatWoman

(79,293 posts)
11. lol
Wed May 6, 2020, 02:18 PM
May 2020

I think it was was so cute when he caught the hornet.

He was beyond excited.

I admire enthusiasm.

Cirque du So-What

(25,908 posts)
13. Many years ago, I got stung by one of these
Wed May 6, 2020, 02:32 PM
May 2020

Cicada killer AKA cicada hawk.

I was working outside and one lit on my shirt under my arm while my arms were raised. When I lowered my arms, it zapped me. My arm flew up reflexively and the stingy bastage casually took flight. The pain was excruciating and traveled down my side rapidly. I fell to the ground, writhing in pain. It left a raised welt 2" wide from armpit to waist that lasted several days. The Schmidt scale gives it only 2 on a scale of 4 for pain, but I beg to differ.
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