In this video, the host attempts to taste the world's spiciest gum, claiming it has 16 million "escovil" units, a measure of spiciness. Despite warnings and pleas from friends and viewers not to, the host proceeds with the challenge, comparing it to eating many habanero chilies. After consuming the gum, he experiences intense discomfort and swelling in his mouth and face, leading to a struggle to breathe. Despite the severe reaction, he insists he's fine and plans to rest until the effects pass. The video ends with a warning not to attempt the gum and a request for viewers to follow the host on social media.
1. The video is about trying out the spiciest gum in the world.
2. The gum has 16 million Scoville units, a measure of spiciness.
3. The presenter has tried many spicy products but none come close to the gum in question.
4. The gum is compared to the spiciest gummy, chocolate, and potato in the world.
5. The gum is compared to eating approximately many habanero chiles, which have between 200 to 300,000 Scoville units.
6. The gum is called Travel Bable.
7. The gum comes in a red aluminum package.
8. The gum is compared to eating a habanero chili.
9. The gum is compared to a medicine from Mexico for the stomach.
10. The presenter is not advised to try the gum at home.
11. The presenter's face and mouth swell significantly after eating the gum.
12. The presenter does not go to the hospital despite the severe reaction.
13. The presenter's skin turns red after touching their face.
14. The presenter is still laughing a lot half an hour after eating the gum.
15. The presenter is warned not to try the gum.
16. The presenter promises to try the spiciest shot in the world next.