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In this episode of #realorfake, we have a mysterious Giant Lego Man that washed up on a beach - A video of a DEAD DRAGON washed up on another beach - A video that claims to show a JESUS STATUE THAT BLINKS and a PICTURE of PINK SLIME that my be what McDonald's hamburgres are made from. All this and some of the worst SNAKE FAKES ever submitted.
Also in this episode - Peter Butler from Bubblegummonsters channel on youtube gives us a brief tutorial on how to make your own blinking statue video
#IMPORTANT LINKS
Bubblegummonsters Youtube Channel
SUBSCRIBE TO BILLSCHANNEL HERE
KING KONG ATTACKS ISTANBUL
Juan Villa Herrero Instagram video of dragon
(by the way, he made the dragon for Game of Thrones).
#Lego #dragons #pinkslime #McDonalds
MORE DETAIL FROM THIS VIDEO
I don’t know about you but I have always been a big fan of legos ever since the first time I saw them. First developed by a Danish Toy maker in 1949, they have become a worldwide phenomenon that includes Books, movies, games, and even theme parks! But what is this all about? It was sent in by Sharon Davis and claims to show a giant lego man that washed up on a beach somewhere. But is this picture for real? Or are we just looking at little toy photoshopped into a big beach?
In this episode we also have we have a video that claims to show a real but dead dragon on the beach in the Philippines… It was first sent in by Clone Trooper, Afgan Heart, and kathleen faye de Guzman.”
This same Dragon video was also reported as being washed up in Spain. But the chewy Piranhas are on the case and we have the facts.
NEXT we have a video that claims to show a statue of Jesus blinking. Guys, I really don’t have an easy answer for you on this one. To show us how easy it is to pull off this little trick is our visual effects expert extraordinaire - Peter Butler from the Bubblegum monsters channel right here on youtube.
Next we have a picture of what some people call "Pink Slime." It was sent in by Lupe III BuenRostro who wants to know if this really shows what McDonald’s Hamburgers are made of.
I want to thank everyone for sending in those weird and wonderful pictures and videos. I also want to thank Chewy Piranhas for their excellent research as usual. A special thanks goes out to Peter Butler from Bubblegum monsters - link righ here
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