This Guy Popped a Really Old Pimple and Honestly Today Is Canceled
The Internet is a great and wonderful place…until you land upon Facebook page titled Dr. Pimple Popper and your whole life is literally ruined forever and there’s no going back to the way it was before. Well, be warned, because you are about to feast your eyes on probably the most disgusting pimple-popping video you’ve ever seen in your life.
In a video aptly named “Squeezing Huge Pimple” an unnamed man in a backward cap attempts to pop a zit that looks like it’s been there for years. “It hurts like f-cking hell,” he says to the camera. And in the whole one minute and 40 seconds that the video lasts, we doubt it stopped hurting.
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Though it’s honestly so nasty and disgusting, clearly people are obsessed with the grossness, because garnering over 50,000 shares and 40,000 comments and 14 million views, people just can’t stop talking about this guy’s ear zit. Needless to say, people gave their two cents on the horrific video.
Some people were fully confused like this commenter who wrote, “So many questions. Why is he popping it so weird? What is stoping him from just getting all that sh-t out? Why isn’t he aiming his zit toward the sink so that it doesn’t drip all over his face? How did that pimple get so big? Do people wash their face every day?”
Other commenters tried to relate to the poor guy like this one who said: “ I had one of these under my armpit I swear to God squeezing it hurts like crazy!” And some were just annoyed that he kept pausing the popping, like this person who added: “I’m that bad that I’m getting frustrated with him cause he keeps stopping to wipe it just f-cking squeeze it so I can watch.”
So, without further ado, since our day is already ruined by this, here is the vilest pimple popping video we’ve ever seen. Oh, and this goes without saying, but, viewer discretion is highly advised.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGu28s5bPq8
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