Memoria Inspirational Report #90

Shorts: Ideas 1–203

1. I Tried Christian Energy Drinks

Faith-based fuel or just clever marketing? For this short, taste-test energy drinks branded with holy themes.

I Made Analog / DIY…

Ditch the digital chips and high-tech screens. For this short, build your own fully functional arcade classics from scratch using nothing but wood, cardboard, and gravity. Try to assemble a…

Variations

Slot Machine
Pachinko Board
Claw Machine

I Checked Under The Shelves At…

The ultimate scavenger hunt for forgotten inventory. For this short, scour the dark, dusty gaps beneath the bottom displays of major retail chains to see what rare, discontinued, or hidden products have been trapped there for years. Try this at…

Variations

Walmart
Target
HomeGoods / TJ Maxx / Ross

What Happens When You Burn…

For this short, run a visual science experiment analyzing how everyday items react to extreme heat. Watch the hypnotic and sometimes terrifying structural changes when you melt and incinerate different materials. Try burning…

Variations

Expired Medicine
Hard Candy
Plastic Trash
Old Toys

I Asked AI For XXX Captions

Let artificial intelligence take over your social media presence. Push the generator to create captions based on images to see if the algorithm can actually generate engagement. Ask for…

Variations

Meme Captions
Instagram Picture Captions
TikTok Hooks
Twitter/X Hot Takes

16. I Tried Every Source Of Heat To Pop Popcorn

Forget the microwave. For this short, line up every thermal device imaginable (from hair straighteners and clothing irons to heat guns and magnifying glasses) to see which one makes the perfect snack.

17. I Blended Every Meal I Ate

Give your teeth a week off. Take a standard solid diet—including burgers, pizza, and steak—and put it through a high-powered blender to see if consuming everything as a liquid ruins the flavor or changes your digestion.

18. I Tested Life-Saving Phone Cases

How much protection does your device really need? Put heavy-duty, extreme-impact armor cases through brutal tests to find the one that survives.

19. I Turned My CV Into Food

The ultimate way to make your job application stand out. For this short, make a fake resume and serve it like this guy did to test the results. Will they call you?

20. I Tried Every Type Of Wrist Watch

From vintage mechanical dials to ultra-modern wearable tech. For this short, spend time wearing the strangest, heaviest, and most unique timepieces, such as this one to find the coolest ones.

What’s The Longest XXX You Can Post On Different Platforms?

Push the absolute technical limits of social media. For this short, keep typing and uploading until the servers force you to stop. Try to find the max limit for a…

Variations

Video File
Comment Thread
Hyperlink Address
Post Caption

25. I Tried Electric Silverware

Last week, idea number #8 involved a sonic knife. So, for this idea, experiment with futuristic electric forks and spoons such as this one that use mild, safe electrical currents to stimulate your tongue and artificially alter how your food tastes.

I Hired Impersonators To Hang Out With Me

For this series, inspired by this TikTok, hire professional lookalikes to accompany you to different tasks. Try hiring a…

Variations

Movie Star to Go Watch a Movie
Rock Star to Go to a Concert
New York Celebrity to Visit Tourist Traps (perhaps Spiderman?)
Pop Star to Go Grocery Shopping

30. I Tried Uber “Exotics”

Skip the basic sedan. For this short, do everything in your power to order the most luxurious, high-end, or unusual vehicles available on Uber. Can you get a ride on a Ferrari or a classic chevi?

31. I Tried Every Chinese Toothpaste Flavor

For this short, track down and brush your teeth with unusual, regional flavor profiles to see which ones leave your mouth feeling the freshest.

How Much Gum Do I Need To Cover Up…

The ultimate sticky experiment. Chew hundreds of pieces of bubblegum to see exactly how much volume it takes to completely wrap or coat an object with the wrappers (or maybe even the gum itself). Try covering…

Variations

A Brick Wall
A Car
A Life-Sized Mannequin

Can You Germinate…?

See if the raw ingredients found in commercial food supply chains still contain the spark of life. Plant them in fertile soil to see if you can grow a garden using…

Variations

Standard Supermarket Fruit Seeds
Seeds Salvaged from Fast Food Items

37. I Tried A Stickerbox

For this short, get a Stickerbox and test its limits.

I Used A Stickerbox To Create Fake XXX

For this series, use the stickerbox to design and place convincing, custom-made…

Variations

QR Codes
Barcodes / Scan Codes
Bizarre Parking Tickets
Absurd Pricing Tags

42. Is Machine Identification Code True?

Investigate a legendary tech conspiracy. Research the history of hidden tracking dots printed by color laser printers to find out if your hardware is secretly stamping every document with your serial number.

43. These Are The Weirdest Fonts You Can Download

Ditch Arial and Times New Roman. For this short, scan the internet for the most visually unhinged, structurally confusing typography designs and try using them.

44. I Tried Weird Chiropractor Techniques

Put your structural alignment to the test. For this short, film the intense popping and crunching sounds of bizarre, specialized physical therapy maneuvers to see if they offer real relief.

45. Can You Beat Geometry Dash Blindfolded?

The ultimate test of auditory memory and rhythm. Inspired by this TikTok, attempt to play this game using nothing but sound cues.

46. Can I Beat This Spotle Game?

Test your musical radar playing Spotle.io.

47. Can I Beat This Worldle Game?

Test your global geographic awareness playing Worldle.

48. I Tested The Weirdest Water Skis / Vehicles

For this short, ride unconventional water skis and vehicles to see which ones actually stay afloat.

Every Question On This Short Can Be Answered With The Letter…

For this series, inspired by this TikTok, run a rapid-fire trivia game where every single answer aligns with a single vowel or consonant. Try this with…

Variations

The Letter A
The Letter E
The Letter I
The Letter U
The Letter O
The Letter W
The Letter X
The Letter Y
The Letter Z

I Tried XXX Tech

For this series, test out the latest tech and innovations for different sports (either banned or not). Try this with…

Variations

Running Gear
Swimming Gear
Boxing Gear
Soccer Gear
Basketball Gear

63. What Does Catnip Do To Other Animals?

We all know it drives felines crazy, but what happens when you introduce the herb to different species? Explore the biological effects of offering catnip to other animals safely.

This Short Will Have A XXX At Any Second

Keep your viewers glued to the screen with high-retention pacing. Inspired by this silly video, for this series, make a short warning that, at some point, something (or someone) will appear. Watch for the…

Variations

Cat
Dog
MrBeast Cameo
Cow
Monster Jump Scare

69. I Bought The Oddest Swarovski Crystals

For this short, track down and display the strangest, most specific figurines and custom-cut gems ever manufactured by Swarovski.

I Asked For AI-Made XXX At The XXX

For this series, bring digital hallucinations to real-world customer service counters. Hit the shops asking where can you find products that are clearly AI made and don’t take a no for an answer. Try asking for…

Variations

Fake Crystals at the Jewelry Store
Cursed Food Items at Walmart
Unhinged Home Decor at TJ Maxx
Impossible Cakes at The Cheesecake Factory
Nonsensical Menu Items at Drive-Thrus

75. I Tested Temu’s Weirdest Suitcases

Put budget travel gear through the ringer. Order the most bizarre, multi-functional, or viral suitcases on the market to see if they survive a trip through baggage claim.

Can I Make My Own…

Step into the world of natural architecture. For this mini series, attempt to build survival structures from scratch. Try making a…

Variations

Synthetic Spiderweb
A Complex Bird’s Nest

78. I Tried Halupedia

Dive into the deepest database of internet urban legends and obscure pop culture trivia. Spend hours surfing the articles on Halupedia to find the absolute weirdest facts documented online.

79. I Tried To Find Magi-Cans

Go on a retro scavenger hunt. Investigate the legendary 1990 promotion where Coca-Cola released mechanical cans that popped open with prize money instead of soda, and track down a surviving model.

80. I Tried To Learn Esperanto

Attempt to master the ultimate universal constructed language. Spend a week studying the grammar, vocabulary, and culture behind Esperanto to see if you can hold a conversation.

81. I Tried The Weirdest Mushroom In The World

For this short, taste the Chinese mushrooms rumored to alter sensory perception and create optical illusions.

Can You Book A Whole XXX For Yourself?

Experience total isolation by renting out massive commercial venues that are usually packed with thousands of people. Try to book an empty…

Variations

Entire Zoo and don’t get bit in the process
Movie Theater
Theme Park
Commercial Parking Lot
Professional Gym Facility

I Tried To Get Banned From…

For this series, see how long you can break minor, harmless codes of conduct before security steps in and hands you a lifetime eviction. Try to get banned from…

Variations

High-Stakes Casinos, like Ben Affleck
Retail Stores
Shopping Malls
Restaurants

Can I Dye…

Transform your grocery haul with food coloring. For this series, change the visual expectations of classic comfort meals to see if turning them vibrant shades ruins your appetite. Try to dye…

Variations

Butter
Yogurt
Milk
Mac and Cheese
French Fries
Scrambled Eggs
White Rice
Peanut Butter

I Tried Jumping With…

Test the absolute limits of your vertical leap and coordination. For this series, push your leg strength and balance to the breaking point by attempting to take flight using unconventional gear and physical constraints. Try jumping with…

Variations

A Shovel
High-Bounce Pogo Stilts
Heavy Ankle Weights
A Moving Hula Hoop

I Played Jenga With…

Forget the standard wooden blocks. For this series, take the classic game of structural stability and replace the pieces with completely unpredictable, slippery, or delicate everyday items. Try building a tower out of…

Variations

Crispy French Fries
Sealed Soda Cans
Whole Pickles
Slippery Soap Bars
Heavy Hardcover Books

108. I Got Tickled Until Failure

The ultimate test of physical endurance and pure willpower. For this short, hop on to this new trend and try to maintain a perfectly straight, stoic face while facing professional tickle tactics to see how long you can last before cracking.

109. Could I Survive A Horror Movie?

inspired by this tweet, for this short try to realistically run away from danger and see how possible (or not) it really is.

110. I Tried Finding Bugs

Inspired by this reel, for this short try to spot out bugs that camouflage, hide and blend in with nature. Are these creatures everywhere and we just… don’t see them?

I Went On A XXX Class

For this series, step completely out of your comfort zone and spend a day learning the fundamentals of…

Variations

Sensual Bachata Dancing
High-Energy Zumba
Traditional Argentine Tango
Heavy Duty Truck Driving
Urban Parkour Navigation

116. I Lived On A Bus For A Week

Van life has slowly taken over the internet these last few years. So, for this short, attemp to try and live your normal life (including recording videos and shorts) on a bus, to see if you can handle the mobile lifestyle.

I Tried Weird Hacks

For this series, put the internet’s most bizarre efficiency “shortcuts” and artistic methods to the test. Find out if these strange lifestyle experiments actually work or if they just create a massive mess. Try…

Variations

Painting Large Canvases Using An Umbrella
Eating Dry Cereal and Pouring Milk Straight Into Your Mouth
Mixing a Cocktail/Drink Directly in Your Mouth
Freezing Coffee to Make Flavor-Boosting Ice Cubes
Coating a Clear Light Bulb with Vibrant Paints

I Lived With A XXX For A Day

Experience the ultimate roommate swap. Share your living space, daily routine, and attention with a companion that changes the entire dynamic of your home. Try living with a…

Variations

Stubborn Farm Goat
Full-Sized Dairy Cow
Professional, In-Character Entertainment Clown
Therian Creator Living as an Animal
Professional Hypnotist

I Tested AI Products (Again)

For this series, put the next generation of smart hardware through daily wear and tear. Test out AI-powered…

Variations

132. I Tried Impossible Riddles

Put your logical deduction and lateral thinking to the supreme test. Attempt to decipher the world’s most frustrating and complex linguistic puzzles without looking up the answers.

133. These Are Impossible Tongue Twisters

Push your vocal articulation and facial muscles to the limit. Attempt to read the absolute toughest phonetical tongue-trippers faster and faster until your words completely break down.

I Tried XXX Without XXX

For this series, challenge basic human biology and everyday tasks by removing a fundamental movement pattern or tool. See how your brain adapts when you attempt…

Variations

Running Without Ever Bending Your Knees
Running Without Moving or Swinging Your Arms
Jumping High Without Bending Your Knees
Cooking a Meal Without Using Your Fingers
Typing a Full Document Without Looking at the Screen
Eating a Messy Dinner Without Using Your Hands
Navigating a Long Drive Without Using Any GPS
Sleeping Deeply Without Using a Bed

142. I Got The Weirdest Chia Seed Kits Online

Inspired by this creator, for this short, get your hands on the most funny, odd or unique chia seed growing kits.

143. I Changed Everything In My House To Mini Versions

Miniature toys have grown in popularity on the internet in the recent years. So, for this short, swap out your regular tools, cups, plates, and electronics for microscopic, fully functional miniature variations to see how difficult basic tasks become.

I Tried Robot…

Let the machines take over your chores, security, and companionship. For this series, test out and review…

Variations

155. I Tried Random Marketing Techniques

Inspired by this man, for this short ditch the classic “please suscribe” tagline and, instead, find creative ways to promote your channel. Can you gain 1000 followers using random marketing techniques?

156. I Tried Becoming A Professional Bubbler

Master the delicate art of fluid dynamics. Spend a week training with specialized wands, custom soap solutions, and wind currents to create massive, jaw-dropping bubble tricks worthy of a street performance.

A Professional XXX Analyzed My…

For this series, bring in elite, certified industry experts to absolute tear down and critique your personal life, habits, and environments to tell you exactly what you’re doing wrong. Have your…

Variations

Wardrobe Analyzed by an Image Consultant
Speech Patterns Analyzed by a Speech Therapist
Grocery Shopping Cart Analyzed by a Michelin-Star Chef
Bedroom Setup Analyzed by a Private Detective
Daily Conversations Analyzed by a Language Expert
Behavior in Retail Stores Analyzed by a Security Expert
Morning Coffee Routine Analyzed by a Master Barista

I Tried Taking My Hat Off With A…

Hands-free headwear removal. For this series, test the precision, power, and safety of different mechanical forces by attempting to flick, blast, or fly a hat clean off your head (and, simultaneously, test out ways to keep your hat in place). Try using a…

Variations

Swinging Outdoor Hammock
High-Velocity Leaf Blower
Intense Pressure Washer
Remote-Controlled Drone
Heavy-Suction Vacuum Cleaner
Flexible Fishing Rod
High-Output Industrial Fan

171. I Glued Things With Gorilla Glue

Remember her?. For this short, put Gorilla Glue to the test to determine how strong it reall is and how much glue she used.

172. I Investigated Public Internet

Inspired by this viral tweet, for this video put open source wifi outlets to the test. Will shopping prizes be cheaper? Will you, indeed, get cheaper flight prices?

I Tested My Trivia Mind With…

For this series, put your general knowledge, historical memory, and pop culture recognition to the ultimate test using highly specific digital quiz matrices. Try clearing…

Variations

How XXX Can You Scroll?

Push your digital screen interaction to an athletic level. For this series, train your thumbs and evaluate your muscle reflexes to find the absolute maximum human limit of mobile scrolling. Try to see how…

Variations

Hard You Can Physically Scroll
Fast You Can Cycle Through a Feed
Long You Can Continuously Scroll Without Stopping

185. I Found Insane Wallets

Ditch the basic leather folding pocketbook. For this short, track down and evaluate the most mechanically complex, over-engineered, and visually bizarre wallet designs, such as this one.

186. I Tried To Get Superpowers

Put classic comic book origin stories to a realistic test. Attempt to safely replicate intense physical, sensory, or mental training exercises to see if you can unlock “superhuman” tracking or reflexes.

187. I Tried To Live In A Nest

On this same report, for idea #77, we suggested you try to build a nest. Well, now try to live in it for a week. Is it even possible?

188. I Tried Random Gear Shift Levers

Explore the wild world of automotive customization. For this short, get behind the wheel of cars fitted with the most absurd, over-designed custom gear shift knobs to see how they change the driving experience.

189. I Got A Stunt Double For My Daily Life

Live with maximum dramatic flair. Hire a professional performer to step in and execute your mundane daily tasks using movie and hollywood techniques.

190. I Tried To Live A Day Without My Hands

For this short, put laziness and creativity to the test and attempt to navigate a full day of picking up objects, opening doors, and driving without ever using your upper limbs.

191. I Used Things The Opposite Way

Invert standard product engineering logic. Take everyday household appliances and tools and force them to operate in the exact reverse of their intended design function just to see what happens. Was Patrick onto something here?

192. I Vacuumed Public Places

Bring deep interior sanitation out into the open world. For this short, grab a heavy-duty shop vac and a long extension cord, and start vacuuming public sores and sidewalks to see how dirty they really are. Bonus points if you get a vacuum to clean cushions, sofas and public seats.

193. I Bubble Wrapped Everything In My Studio

The ultimate protective shield. For this short, use bubble wrap and other protective gear to encase every single square inch of your room, furniture, and electronics and create a totally impact-proof life.

194. I Tried To Wear A Latex Outfit

Latex dresses have recently become trendy on X due to many girls sharing how to wear them. For this short, get your hands on your own pair of Latex pants and shirt and attempt to put them on. Is it possible?

195. I Made My Child Self Happy

Reconnect with your roots through a wave of pure nostalgia. Track down the specific toys, foods, games, and creative activities you were absolutely obsessed with as a kid, and spend a full day indulging in them.

196. I Created My Own Crystal

For this short, follow this tutorial to grow a massive, structurally perfect alum crystal structure from scratch in over a week.

197. I Investigated How Brands Have Changed

For this short, take a drive around your town and document the visual transformations of the world’s biggest companies to see how they adapted over the decades. What did YOUR local McDonalds use to look like? Alternatively, run this test in a larger city like NYC.

198. I Got Clothes That Shine In The Dark

Transform your personal style into a high-visibility statement. Source and wear experimental garments treated with photoluminescent compounds that turn bright, glowing neon under total darkness.

I Tried Building Things With…

For this series, test your own abilities and knowledge and step back into raw, primitive construction techniques. Ditch modern brick and concrete to build functional structures using natural, sustainable earth elements. Try building with…

Variations

Coarse Salt and Mud Paste
Structural Polypropylene Earthbags
Sustainable Industrial Hempcrete
Woven Wilderness Sticks
Straw-Bale

Shorts: Ideas 204–400 (General Interest Facts)

Note: The following ideas are focused on general-interest facts and highly shareable information-based shorts. We followed your feedback to incorporate more variety of topics and random stuff.

204. This is what it’s actually like to see the world as a cat

205. Why scream therapy is making a comeback for stress relief

206. These are the absolute best stargazing destinations on Earth

207. “Mom brain” is real and it permanently changes your anatomy

208. This happens to your body when you work out before eating

209. These perfect food pairings supercharge your nutrition

210. This is what psychedelics actually do to your brain scans

211. The neuroscience behind self-sabotage and procrastination

212. Testing my knowledge on the strange secrets of the octopus

213. How stressed are you? Take this science-backed test

214. Tracking wildlife secrets in New York’s East River using eDNA

215. The engineering hurdles keeping humanoid robots from true realism

216. How space food is evolving for the mission to Mars

217. A practical stargazer’s guide to the myths of the Big Dipper

218. This causes a fogbow, the ghostly white mirror of the rainbow

219. What is a Messier Marathon and how can you spot one?

220. A quarter of Disney visitors go into debt for their trip

221. Why you shouldn’t fall for AI-generated online sob stories

222. Six years of forensics just debunked these classic Titanic myths

223. Mapping out the risk of laptop theft in coffee shops worldwide

224. The mystery of Seattle’s vanishing vintage soda machine

225. This physicist claims the “hard problem” of consciousness is an illusion

226. Listening to 50 years of tech startup sounds

227. These are the most incredibly specific scammers you’ve never heard of

228. Inside the AI graveyard: tracking 142 defunct services

229. The Devils Hole pupfish lives in a single cavern

230. I used a hamster wheel to charge my smartphone

231. The wild 1962 case of psychiatrists dosing a zoo elephant with LSD

232. Why powdered sugar is highly flammable and explosive

233. The technical reason ChatGPT avoids using the word ‘goblins’

234. Is this luxury $600,000 T-Rex leather handbag real?

235. What science says about serial infidelity and cheaters

236. This is how many humans have ever lived and died on Earth

237. These US states have official state microbes

238. Anthropic says AI “chooses evil” because it mimics sci-fi tropes

239. This is the official global protocol if we discover aliens

240. A giant squid was just spotted in uncharted waters

241. Pinpointing the real first date in recorded history

242. How ancient plants survived the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs

243. A simple mathematical trick to find the day of the week for any date

244. Why the United States houses more volcanoes than almost any country

245. Why the longest month of the year varies across the globe

246. Do personality tests hold any scientific validity?

247. Do you really have a spoonful of microplastics inside your brain?

248. These are the other places in space where rainbows can form

249. Is a crewed human mission to Saturn scientifically possible?

250. Do humans secretly have a biological mating season?

251. The evolutionary advantage of a giraffe’s dark purple tongue

252. The altered histories of why our week has seven days

253. The biological and psychological reasons most people regain weight

254. Does the specific order you eat your food impact your health?

255. These were the deadliest toxic cosmetics of the 20th century

256. Secret messages and naughty carvings hidden in medieval churches

257. Werewolves and witches: inside Nazi Germany’s occult obsession

258. Debunking the theory that aliens built the pyramids

259. This is what US presidents did after leaving the White House

260. A collection of the strangest and most unusual historical facts

261. Did Grand Duchess Anastasia secretly survive the Romanov massacre?

262. Separating fact from fiction: did NASA fake the moon landing?

263. 11 literary facts you didn’t know about Sherlock Holmes

264. These are the most historically accurate movies ever made

265. Was Maximus Decimus Meridius from Gladiator a real person?

266. Testing my history knowledge on famous historical movies

267. These 5 famous historical figures led fascinating double lives

268. Why chicken eggs are always sold by the dozen

269. Inside the wettest inhabited places on Earth

270. Famous songs that used surprisingly unexpected audio samples

271. How everyday slang terms change meanings across generations

272. The real reason restaurants give out mints with the bill

273. Madonna personally ranked her own iconic hit tracks

274. The horrifying real-life inspiration behind ‘Lord of the Flies’

275. Can you match these 90s snacks to their nostalgic slogans?

276. The practical safety reason escalators have brushes on the sides

277. Living in an oven: the 5 hottest places where humans reside

278. These celebrities have shocking connections to true crime

279. A look back at discontinued movie theater snacks we miss

280. Ghana is the world’s largest importer of secondhand clothing

281. There have been 47 commercial aviation laser incidents since 1993

282. Maria Antonia had the highest vocal register ever recorded

283. Italy holds the world record for the the largest trial in world history

284. In this snowy Japanese village, residents eat wasps

285. Venera 7 was a 1970 Soviet probe designed to land on Venus

286. A teenager from Pennsylvania once slept and dreamed for 101 days

287. The THUMS Islands in California are camouflaged oil drilling rigs

288. In 1998, elementary students in Aurora, Colorado started buying slaves in Sudan to free them

289. This was The Beatles’ final stadium show

290. The name ‘Khaleesi’ reached the top baby names list after Game of Thrones

291. This ancient Egyptian multiplication method is still used in computers

292. Colorful auroras can be observed blazing from Jupiter’s moon

293. The 100 people surveyed on Family Feud are just…

294. The oldest known stone tools found date back 3.3 million years

295. Sydney’s Parramatta Road features hundred of abandoned stores

296. Three of the highest-grossing R-rated movies of all time have the same actor

297. Kawah Ijen is an Indonesian volcano with electric-blue flames

298. This is how bats really have sex

299. A petite Inuit woman defended her children by fighting a bear

300. Most French citizens did not speak French during the Revolution

301. All five big cat species of the genus Panthera can mate

302. British TV star Stephen Mulhern was once a banned magician

303. The trader who caused the 2010 flash crash worked from his parents’ house

304. These were Gautama Buddha’s last words

305. These were Elvis Presley’s last words

306. These were David Bowie’s last words

307. These were Sir Winston Churchill’s last words

308. These were Kurt Cobain’s last words

309. These were John Lennon’s last words

310. These were Frank Sinatra’s last words

311. The historical origins of “revenge is a dish best served cold”

312. The literary roots behind the idiom “love will find a way”

313. What exactly is a “kit and caboodle” and where did it start?

314. Unpacking the complex and culturally fraught phrase “cotton-picking”

315. Why AI chatbots need regulation to fight online harassment

316. The biological obstacles explaining why brain transplants are impossible

317. How cats infiltrated human societies and became pets

318. Steve Brusatte discusses the existential threats facing modern birds

319. Can you actually hallucinate or get high from licking a toad?

320. The biological truth: can chickens run around without a head?

321. Is Homo Habilis, the earliest named human, actually human?

322. Uncovering the hidden legacy of female samurai in Japan

323. Can humans catch dangerous infections directly from plants?

324. Can AI systems detect cognitive decline better than a doctor?

325. Gray hair may have evolved as a protection against cancer

326. Do indoor HEPA air purifiers actually help with allergies?

327. Is playing outside in the dirt good for a kid’s immune system?

328. Scientists blame newly described immune cells for lifelong allergies

329. Solar urticaria explained: can you really be allergic to the sun?

330. The anatomical breakdown of why teeth don’t count as bones

331. What is the strongest muscle in the human body?

332. A scientist accidentally found a shortcut to Mars

333. Declassified Apollo 12 images show strange objects on the moon

334. From ENIAC to microchips: a deep history of modern computing

335. Is the metaverse dead and buried? The state of virtual worlds

336. 5 historic times people claimed to be reincarnated

337. The psychological phenomenon behind why museums make you tired

338. Gunpowder and sweet raspberries: what outer space smells like

339. Actionable and impactful ways individuals can fight climate change

340. The practical optical reason phone cameras flip images

341. The psychological architecture explaining why casinos don’t have clocks

342. Is quantum teleportation possible or pure science fiction?

343. How mythical Irish leprechauns became associated with gold

344. The inspiring history of the Public Universal Friend, America’s nonbinary icon

345. Little-known presidential firsts that flew under the radar

346. The surprising aftermath of famous tragic photos where subjects survived

347. Historical mystery: did Cleopatra truly die from a snake bite?

348. The myth of the medieval dancing plague that gripped a city

349. The worst historical inaccuracies and misrepresentations in medieval movies

350. Iconic and classic Beatles songs inspired by real people

351. The real-life broken hearts and breakups behind classic pop tracks

352. Celebrating creative minds throughout history on artist birthdays

353. Man’s best friend: the cultural and historical impact of dogs

354. Celebrating the representation of cats in art history

355. Round and round we go: the fascinating history of carousels

356. The 19th-century bicycle craze that changed transportation forever

357. Looking back at 1976: a pivotal year in modern history

358. Go behind the scenes with the National Zoo’s live webcams

359. Medical heroes: remembering the pioneers of modern healthcare

360. Could dinosaurs still exist? Separating science from fiction

361. The evolution of communication: from early telephones to smartphones

362. Five ways the tractor permanently transformed American farming

363. The dramatic discovery of King Tut’s tomb and the alleged curse

364. 8 things you didn’t know about King Tutankhamun

365. The women of Tutankhamun: the untold stories of his family

366. Surprising facts about life, death, and mummification in ancient Egypt

367. The global search for the lost tombs of ancient Egypt’s pharaohs

368. The breathtaking treasures of Tutankhamun’s tomb explained

369. 11 shocking historical moments that horrified historians

370. A step-by-step historical guide to how ancient Egyptians mummified bodies

371. The death of Julius Caesar: what we know about the Ides of March

372. Surprising historical facts about Queen Elizabeth II and the royal family

373. Dangerous cosmetics: the deadliest beauty treatments of the 20th century

374. Witches and werewolves: inside Nazi Germany’s supernatural ideology

375. A brief history of UFOs: tracking the world’s top sightings

376. The highs and lows of Eurovision: politics, voting, and scandals

377. How the world transformed throughout Queen Elizabeth II’s reign

378. The real Peaky Blinders: the violent history of Birmingham’s gangs

379. Ranked: the world’s most powerful passports in 2026

380. Ranked: the best non-Ivy League universities in the United States

382. Did this controversial scientist go too far trying to save Ecuador’s wildlife?

383. Murder and monsters: why geologists in movies die so often

384. White tie vs. black tie: understanding the rules of formal dress

385. Why are 90% of humans right-handed? Science might finally know why

386. Trouble getting to sleep? Some Japanese people swear by the “cockroach exercise”

387. These are the most common dreams humanity has, according to what we’ve been Googling

388. What science says about serial infidelity and cheaters

389. AI consciousness explained: separating science from philosophy

390. How we remember: the intricate neuroscience of memory explained

391. The darkest psychological history: unethical experiments that shook the world

392. Architecture trivia: which country actually houses the most pyramids?

393. The resource countdown: when will the planet completely run out of oil?

394. The biological domino effect: why exactly is a yawn so contagious?

395. Unlucky omens: 13 cultural superstitions about numbers explained

396. How to become emotionally mature at any age—and stop causing unintentional hurt

397. Inside the striking Montenegro hotel explicitly designed for fitness and wellbeing

398. The great grocery test: the best and worst supermarket shortbread, tasted and rated

399. The end of typing? Why office workers are ditching keyboards for AI dictation

400. Is it true that frequent saunas can significantly reduce your sperm count?

Longs: Ideas 1–40

1. I Adopted A Lab Animal

Give a second chance to a creature that helped advance science. Follow the emotional journey of rescuing and rehabilitating a retired laboratory animal into a loving, everyday household pet. Is it actually possible?

I Tried 10 Levels Of XXX

From basic, entry-level options to absolute extreme versions, for this series, test 10 tiers of…

Variations

Smashing Rage Rooms
Culinary Restaurants
Thrilling Amusement Parks
Pure Indulgence Experiences

I Explored Abandoned XXX Locations

For this series, take a spin from the classic exploration content and walk through forgotten structures and places like…

Variations

MrBeast Video Sets
Movie Set Locations
TV Show Sets
Hidden New York City Spots
Overgrown Public Parks

11. I Visited Emergency Airports

What actually happens when a flight goes wrong over open water? For this video, investigate the remote, isolated runways kept on standby for transoceanic ETOPS emergency landings and see how aviation networks prepare for the worst.

12. I Explored The Leaning Tower Of Manhattan

For this long, investigate New York City’s strangest tilted structure to see how engineering mistakes managed to stay standing in a crowded skyline.

13. I Bought The Most Expensive Shit In The World

Luxury taken completely literally. Spend a ridiculous amount of cash to acquire the world’s most exclusive, high-end organic fertilizers and exotic animal droppings to see if they live up to the premium price tag.

14. I Climbed A Volcano

For this long, try your hand at volcano boarding down the rugged terrain and document the entire process.

15. I Went On The Silliest Road Trip

Inspired by this tweet, for this long, plan and go n a silly roadtrip, hitting weird towns, strange landmarks and more odd spots across the US (or, if you want to, recreate the trip from the tweet itself) just to see where the chaos takes you.

16. I Investigated Hidden Google Maps Routes

Inspired by this TikTok, for this long, test out [undocumented shortcuts, strange glitches, and hidden mapping trails] to see if they actually save you time or lead you into a dead end. This is similar to this video of yours but the goal is to investigate the routes and see what you can find in them and why they’re hidden.

17. I Stayed In A King’s Private Resort

Experience the pinnacle of royal hospitality. Go behind the high walls of ultra-exclusive retreats like the Royal Mansour to see what it’s like to live almost like a king

I Only Consumed XXX Content For A Week

Completely reshape your digital algorithm for seven days straight. For this series, lock yourself into a single style of media to see how it alters your sense of humor, attention span, and feed. Try consuming only…

Variations

AI-Generated Feed Content
Spanish and Latin American Content
Chinese Douyin Content and Trends

21. I Worked As A Farmer For A Day

For this long, trade your desk job for manual labor. Wake up before dawn to handle heavy crop cultivation, livestock feeding, horseback riding and shaving sheep to see if you have what it takes to survive a grueling shift on a real farm.

22. I Investigated Horror Films At Midnight

A spin at your classic “at midnight” series. For this long, lock yourself in a pitch-black room at the stroke of midnight to watch the most terrifying, psychological horror films ever made while monitoring your heart rate to see when fear peaks.

23. I Investigated Movie Theaters At Midnight

Explore the hidden life of cinema infrastructure after hours. Sneak behind the scenes of a commercial theater during midnight screenings to see how projection rooms operate and find out what really happens when the main lights go down.

24. I Investigated Spy Techniques

Step into the world of espionage. For this long, put real-world, high-stakes espionage tactics, hidden message delivery, and surveillance counter-measures to the test in everyday public spaces to see if you can remain completely undetected.

25. I Investigated Birds

According to this article, urban city birds appear to interact more favorably with men than women. So, for this long, investigate and and run field tests to see if the theory holds up and why.

26. I Investigated TV Dinners

A nostalgic trip down the frozen food aisle. Research the history, strange recipes, and nutritional values of iconic discontinued TV dinners to see how convenience food evolved from aluminum trays to modern microwave meals.

Inspired by this Simpsons scene, for this long conduct a real-world social experiment on human empathy and privilege. Test how much assistance people offer in public scenarios based on economic status, comparing how financial help or roadside assistance changes when coming from high-end luxury vs. average working-class settings.

I Watched Every Livestream On…

For this series dive headfirst into live, unedited internet broadcasts. Spend hours cycling through active feeds to see the absolute weirdest, rawest, and most unpredictable human moments happening in real time. Try this on…

Variations

Instagram Live
Facebook Live
TikTok Live
YouTube Live
Twitch Streams

33. I Investigated 4D Printing

For this long, step beyond standard three-dimensional printing into the future of material science. Explore how 4D printed materials are engineered to structurally transform, bend, or assemble themselves dynamically over time when exposed to heat or water.

34. I Investigated 5-Minute Crafts Tips

Put the internet’s most viral, fast-paced life hacks to the test. Attempt to replicate the bizarre shortcuts and DIY creations from the massive 5-Minute Crafts digital catalog to see if they are genuinely useful or totally fake.

I Investigated XXX Algorithm (Until It Got Creepy)

For this mini series, create brand new digital profiles and hyper-fixate on specific niche content. See exactly how many minutes of continuous scrolling it takes before the platform’s recommendation engine starts serving up unsettling, deep-rabbit-hole videos. Test the algorithm of…

Variations

YouTube
TikTok
Instagram

38. I Tested Display Food

Take a bite out of visual marketing. Investigate the incredibly realistic plastic, silicone, and wax replica dishes used in restaurant windows, and see what happens when you try to order the exact physical lookalikes. Aren’t these display items just as fake as AI images?

39. I Investigated The Weirdest Items My Subscribers Own

On this TikTok, OP says his friend believes that’s a regular lighter, when it’s in fact very unique. Inspired by this, for this video ask your subscribers to send you the most unique items they own that no other people has or even knows exist. Alternatively, go to a subscriber’s house to look for said items.

40. I Investigated Underground Bunkers

For this long, go deep beneath the surface to explore high-security structural design. Take an analytical look inside ultra-exclusive billionaire safe houses, fallout shelters, and underground fortresses built to withstand apocalyptic events.