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  • ♪ (French accordion music) ♪

  • - (FBE) Today you'll be eating this. - Oh.

  • It's some sort of steak.

  • - It looks good. Just throw it on the grill right now.

  • Give it back to me when it's done. I'm here for it.

  • - It looks like if you cook it, it will be good.

  • I just don't want it to be like,

  • "Yeah, you're eating human flesh today."

  • - (FBE) So in collaboration with Focus World

  • and their new horror movie, Raw,

  • which is being described by some reviewers

  • as a stunning cannibalism coming-of-age story,

  • we're gonna have you try different forms of raw meat

  • and tell us what you think of it. - Raw meat?

  • I don't think I've ever had raw meat before.

  • - Bro. Hit me with the plot twist.

  • - I feel like the texture of this is gonna be really disgusting.

  • - I have to overcook my meat,

  • 'cause I don't like any red in my meat.

  • So it's gonna be a little tough for me, but challenge accepted.

  • - (FBE) Here's your first raw meat. - Ugh.

  • Oh, it smells good actually.

  • Ew, never mind. Ew.

  • - It's pretty good. I just don't like the...

  • oh, the aftertaste of raw meat. I'm not with it. Yuch.

  • - Oh, yeah.

  • The texture.

  • I think that's why I hate raw meat or anything that, like--

  • like when juices are running out of it, I can't do it.

  • - Bottoms up.

  • For something raw, it doesn't taste raw.

  • Just kidding. I taste the rawness now.

  • - I like it. Nice and juicy.

  • - I can definitely feel the raw meat in my mouth,

  • and I'm not liking it.

  • - Is it like a steak tartare?

  • - (FBE) So that was steak tartare

  • seasoned with onion and capers.

  • It's made with finely chopped raw cow meat.

  • - Ooh. Okay. That's not bad.

  • - I'd rather have a hamburger.

  • - Seasoned very well. Flavored very well.

  • 10 out of 10, would definitely eat again.

  • - (FBE) Here's the next one. - Ooh!

  • This looks like a piece of watermelon.

  • It's not watermelon. Sad face.

  • - Is it sushi?

  • Looks like... a type of tuna maybe.

  • - Oh my gosh.

  • (retches)

  • The taste is awful. It tastes like salt and ocean and-- yuch.

  • - Mm-mm.

  • That literally tastes like you licked a belt.

  • That was so gross.

  • - It's just mushy.

  • The aftertaste is really, like,

  • irony.

  • - It actually tastes a little bit meaty.

  • I'm a huge sushi fan.

  • This is right up my alley.

  • - That was a piece of poke, a Hawaiian dish made with raw tuna.

  • - It's really good. I've had poke before, so I'm used to this.

  • This one's great.

  • - For some reason, I like this better than

  • if I were to have a tuna steak.

  • - I've seen this everywhere now. This is like a trend now.

  • And people eat bowls of it. Ew, it's so weird.

  • - (FBE) So here's your next raw meat.

  • - I don't know what this is.

  • Ew. It smells really weird.

  • - Oh, it smells like cat food.

  • - That's such a weird consistency.

  • It's almost like quinoa in a meat.

  • - (hums disapprovingly)

  • This one makes me sad.

  • It's like awkwardly salty. And the texture just--

  • It's, like, touching microbeads with your hands,

  • but it's in your mouth.

  • - It tastes like diced pepperoni.

  • - It tastes like maybe garlicky onion, chives,

  • something like that. Like, it's seasoned well.

  • - It's kind of gooey and gelatinous.

  • The flavor's good though.

  • - (FBE) That was kibbeh nayyeh, a Lebanese dish

  • made out of dried wheat, spices, and raw lamb meat.

  • - Ooh. Lebanese? Oh, cool.

  • I can say that I've eaten Lebanese food before.

  • - It's actually really good.

  • If somebody brought that over, I'd probably eat it.

  • - (FBE) Last one. You can eat this with your fingers.

  • - Whoa! That does not look appetizing.

  • I feel like I'm just picking up worms. Yuch.

  • - It looks like someone ate it and was like,

  • "Oh, this is disgusting" and threw it back on my plate,

  • and now you're making me eat it.

  • - It looks slimy.

  • Ew... oh, it's cold.

  • - Kinda tastes like In-N-Out

  • but, like, raw. Ew.

  • - Is this fish? No, this can't be fish. Can it be fish?

  • Oh, that was very chewy.

  • The texture is just not for me.

  • - It's so chewy. (chuckling) Oh my gosh.

  • - This one is

  • like a plate of slime you just throw in your mouth.

  • Ugh, it's just not good.

  • - It tastes really similar to the steak tartare to me.

  • It almost feels to me like

  • an organ of some sort.

  • - (FBE) So that was human meat. - Are you serious?

  • No, she's joking.

  • - (FBE) Nope. - Not joking?

  • [Bleep] that, yeah. Sorry to the homey, bro.

  • - (FBE) So that was actually human meat. - You're kidding, right?

  • - Are you-- (whimpering)

  • - Oh my gosh. I'm a cannibal.

  • - No. That's illegal as [bleep].

  • - (FBE) No American restaurants serve human meat.

  • But thanks to this being a special episode,

  • we worked with the sponsor to get it donated from a service

  • here in L.A. as part of a social experiment.

  • - No effin' way. I just ate a person.

  • [Bleep].

  • - I feel so grossed out right now!

  • I think I'm-- I'm gonna go vegetarian after this.

  • - Well, thank you for letting me try human meat.

  • - You're joking, right? Please tell me you're joking.

  • - (FBE) So obviously we're just kidding.

  • It's illegal to eat human meat. - Why would you do that to me?

  • I was really feeling guilty about this.

  • - I was about to cry!

  • - Okay, that's what I thought. Whew! Oh my gosh.

  • - I was like, "Oh no, how am I gonna explain to my mom

  • that I ate a human?"

  • - (FBE) This was a combination of various raw meats

  • to match cannibals' descriptions of the taste of people.

  • - Ew! What the eff? (shaky groan)

  • - If that's what humans taste like, they don't taste very good.

  • - Why would you even want to think of what people tasted like?

  • Just leave people be. Don't eat them.

  • - (FBE) So now that you have the taste

  • of human flesh in your mouth, we're gonna show you the trailer

  • for the horror film Raw,

  • a story of a vegetarian who,

  • after eating raw meat in a school hazing,

  • discovers her need for raw meat of all kinds.

  • - I don't know if I'm ready. Yikes.

  • - Damn! That sounds intense. I'm pumped.

  • (silence)

  • (car approaching) - I'm kind of excited.

  • (tires skidding)

  • - Oh! (crash)

  • - Oh my gosh.

  • (continuous honk)

  • - Whoa. What the [bleep]?

  • ♪ (high piano notes) ♪

  • ♪ (low, ominous music) ♪

  • - This is weird.

  • - I'm terrified for some reason.

  • - What the heck? Oh my goodness.

  • - What the heck?

  • (gasps)

  • - I'm getting, like, Carrie vibes from this.

  • Like, "Oh my gosh, you guys shouldn't have messed with her.

  • Now she's gonna kill everyone."

  • - This is intense.

  • - Ew, what?

  • That's messed up.

  • ♪ (music gradually intensifying) ♪

  • - Oh my gosh.

  • - She got mad, mad eczema.

  • - This is making me itchy just looking at it.

  • ♪ (music goes quiet) ♪

  • - She gonna eat him.

  • ♪ (percussion riffs) ♪ - Ew.

  • - Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

  • I already know what's gonna happen.

  • - What's going on?

  • - Dude, this looks crazy.

  • That's exactly how I feel after eating a piece of human.

  • - Ew. (whimpers)

  • - Oh, that's nasty.

  • ♪ (music climaxes, stops) ♪

  • - (groans)

  • (silence)

  • - What the [bleep] was that?

  • - That was definitely super intense.

  • - That looks so freaking good!

  • - The meat I probably won't eat again.

  • But the movie I'll definitely go see.

  • - Thanks for watching us eat raw meat on the React channel.

  • - Don't forget to subscribe.

  • We have tons of new shows every single week.

  • - Later, guys! I'm be seasoning you all soon.

  • Seeing. Seeing you all soon.

  • ♪ (French accordion music) ♪

♪ (French accordion music) ♪

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EATING RAW MEAT (Lamb, Cow, HUMAN?!) (College Kids vs Food)

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    Yue Xin posted on 2017/03/09
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weird

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UK /wɪəd/

  • adjective
  • Odd or unusual; surprising; strange
  • Suggesting something supernatural; odd.
  • Eerily strange or disturbing.
sort

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  • verb
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  • To arrange things in groups according to type.
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  • noun
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intense

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  • adjective
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approach

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  • other
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  • Request of someone with a specific goal in mind
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  • verb
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texture

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  • verb
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irony

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UK /'aɪrənɪ/

  • noun
  • Quality of being funny because it is the opposite
  • An event that seems deliberately contrary to what one expects and is often amusing as a result.
  • other
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  • An event or result that is the opposite of what is expected or appropriate
  • The use of words to say the opposite of what you mean, often as a joke.
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  • A situation in which there is an incongruity between what is expected and what actually occurs.
  • The use of words to express something other than and especially the opposite of the literal meaning
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  • The use of words to express something other than and especially the opposite of the literal meaning
  • other
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consistency

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  • The degree of thickness, viscosity, or firmness
  • noun
  • Quality of behaving or meaning the same
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stunning

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  • Causing amazement, e.g. because so very good
  • verb
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  • To incapacitate using a special gun
plot

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  • A small piece of ground marked out for a special purpose.
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  • verb
  • To mark a path, etc. on a map, using lines or dots
  • To devise or develop a dramatic storyline
  • To find and mark something on a map or graph
  • To plan something in secret, often something bad
  • To plan something secretly
reason

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UK /'ri:zn/

  • noun
  • Ability to think about facts and form a judgment
  • Explanation for why something occurred or was done
  • verb
  • To think and make conclusions in a logical manner