📜 History Made in This Video
First lunar nuclear reactor launch planned by USA
NASA plans to fast-track a lunar nuclear reactor launch by 2030, aiming to establish a 'keepout zone' before China and Russia's 2035 project.
China's Chikun Ganya outbreak reaches 7,000 cases in Guangdong
China reports 7,000 cases of Chikun Ganya in Guangdong province since June, with a 3,000-case spike in one week.
Worldwide chicken gangwa infections reach 240,000
As of 2025, 240,000 people globally have been infected with chicken gangwa, with only 90 deaths reported.
Film 'The War of Worlds' earns 0% on Rotten Tomatoes
Ice Cube's film 'The War of Worlds' on Amazon has achieved a 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, described as the worst movie ever made.
Penguin Zero releases 33-minute rant about worst movie ever
Penguin Zero released a 33-minute video titled 'This is actually the worst movie I've ever seen' criticizing a film with no redeeming qualities.
AI Summary
Summary of "It Has Begun…"
The YouTube video “It Has Begun…” delivers a fast-paced, energetic rundown of several bizarre, alarming, and politically charged global events, blending satire, shock value, and commentary on modern societal issues.
1. The Second Space Race (U.S. vs. China & Russia)
NASA is reportedly fast-tracking the launch of a lunar nuclear reactor by 2030—well before China and Russia’s planned 2035 launch. The U.S. aims to establish a "keepout zone" on the Moon to claim exclusive rights over lunar territory, a move seen as a direct challenge to international space cooperation. The reactor will power a lunar base and support future Mars missions, but the justification—"national security in space"—is criticized as absurd and potentially escalatory. The video mocks the idea of space-based defense, joking that future warfare might involve "suit pokers."
2. China’s Chikungunya Outbreak
China is facing a rapid surge of Chikungunya, a mosquito-borne virus common in Asia and Africa but rare in China. In just one week, cases jumped to 3,000, with over 7,000 total cases since June. The government has responded with extreme measures:
- Disinfecting streets
- Using mosquito-eating fish
- Deploying giant "elephant mosquitoes" (a likely exaggeration)
- Drones to detect stagnant water
- Fines or criminal charges for residents who fail to eliminate breeding sites
- Mandatory 14-day quarantines and vaccine mandates
Critics argue the response is overblown, as the virus spreads only via mosquitoes and is mostly mild (95% recover in days). The video questions whether such harsh measures are justified—especially given only 90 deaths globally since 2025.
3. The Worst Movie Ever Made: The War of Worlds
A new Amazon film, The War of Worlds, has earned a 0% on Rotten Tomatoes, with reviews calling it "written by a 10-year-old using ChatGPT." The film is described as brutally bad, with trailers flooded with dislikes and a trailer ironically claiming "it’s worse than you think." The video mocks the film’s quality and even jokes about inventing a time machine to avoid watching it. Penguin Zero also released a 33-minute rant calling it the worst movie ever—only redeeming feature: it’s "enjoyably shitty."
4. Denmark’s Pet Euthanasia Initiative
The Alborg Zoo in Denmark is asking for unwanted pets (chickens, rabbits, guinea pigs, small horses) to be donated for use as animal fodder after being euthanized. The zoo claims this supports "natural food chains" and prevents waste. However, the initiative has sparked global outrage, prompting the zoo to ban comments due to hate and malicious rhetoric. The video questions whether such practices are acceptable or simply a dark reflection of animal welfare norms.
5. Parasailing Sex Assault in the UK
A 52-year-old British mother was sexually assaulted mid-air during a parasailing trip in Seuss. The operator, reportedly aged 20, groped her, pulled her bikini bottoms, and whispered in Arabic while tightening the harness. The incident led to a police investigation and the man’s arrest. The video condemns the crime as a new, disturbing frontier of violence in tourism.
6. Russia’s TikTok Video Leads to Arrests
Two Russian girls (19 and 21) were detained for a TikTok video showing them lip-syncing in front of a burning oil depot after a Ukrainian bombing. Authorities interpreted it as glamorizing a war crime, leading to a wanted poster and a public apology. The girl was charged with "failure to comply with rules of conduct in an emergency" and fined 30,000 rubles. The video highlights the absurdity of the punishment and presents audience polling showing a 52%–48% split on whether it was fair or harsh.
7. Flash Flood Devastates Indian Village
A flash flood in an Indian village—triggered by heavy rainfall—swallowed the entire community, killing four people. The death toll may rise due to unaccounted victims. The video notes that this event mirrors the creator’s childhood nightmares, making it a deeply personal and terrifying story.
Conclusion
The video uses a mix of satirical tone, urgent storytelling, and moral questions to explore how modern society is grappling with extreme events—from space politics and viral outbreaks to bizarre legal actions and violent crimes. It serves as a warning: no place is safe, and no issue is off-limits in today’s world. The central theme is one of chaos, power, and the thin line between order and overreach.
Final takeaway: The world is not just changing—it’s spiraling into increasingly absurd, dangerous, and emotionally charged scenarios.
Full Transcript
Oh, since we last spoke, China has a new outbreak of a deadly virus leading to new rounds of lockdowns similar to the ones we saw in CO. Can't wait for season 2. The world's second space race has officially begun after a NASA announcement was leaked. We may have a new contender for the worst movie ever made, not a movie review. A village in India had my literal childhood worst nightmare come to reality. And there has been a growing petition for me to shave my head after I accidentally revealed that I was the type of supreme leader that listened to the people. God damn it. All of that and so much more. Subscribe to the channel to join the dilly before a millie club. That's got a better ring to it. So stop the yapping and I will get cracking. Concise, powerful, to the point, energetic. That's how we start today. And so we will kick it off with this one because it has officially begun. The world has entered its second space race. But this one a little bit weirder and different. And I say that because according to new documents obtained by Politico, NASA's acting administrator Shawn Duffy will soon announce plans for the US to fasttrack the launch of a nuclear reactor on the moon. And that doesn't sound interesting enough. The reason they're actually moving up this timeline is because NASA desperately wants to beat China and Russia, who actually have teamed up for a little partnership for their project to do the same. And the thing is, they don't like that because whoever essentially sets out the reactor on the moon first will have first dibs to declare what's known as a keepout zone. And that will essentially limit what other countries can do nearby on the lunar surface. But America, they don't like keep out zones on Earth or in space unless it's called the southern border. So with the China Russia project only meant to launch in around 2035, the USA said I let's run it by 2030 before then and then we'll set up our own little keyp zone. How about that? In fact, a senior NASA official whose identity is kept anonymous was reported saying it's about winning the second space race. H rather that than an arms race, eh? Although we probably have that too at this point. But you will be happy to hear that this, you know, nuclear reactor isn't to kick off universe war one. It is inevitable though that we have a, you know, intergalactic warfare. I mean, Alex would love that one. Woo! Alex would be on the front line. In fact, isn't there that game, Alex? Alex suggested that when that game, I can't remember what it's called, actually comes out, we're going to have a News Daddy squad all protecting a planet. Don't I don't have much more context in my brain than that one, but more on that soon. Sorry. Back to the nuclear reactor's purpose. Uh it's essentially uh going to be used as an energy source to power a small base until they set up more which you know nice peaceful America. They have that in them too. And according to those leaked documents, it will apparently lay the groundwork to be able to support a future lunar economy uh initiate high power energy generation on Mars and to strengthen national security in space. There it is. There there's the word that we were fearing would come. Ah, they just can't stop themselves, can they? Why would you even want to protect your country on Earth from another planet? What does that even make sense? I mean, you know, the beef that that is going to cause on the moon between countries, saying it's for national security. God damn it. Wonder what weapons we would fight with on the lunar surface. Suit pokers. Now we're just getting silly. Moving on. Also speaking about China, you're not going to like this one. This week, they've been battling a virus across their Guangdong province, and it is spreading fast. Now, while this virus called Chikun Ganya isn't actually new, and it's fairly common in Asia and Africa, is pretty damn rare in China. But in the last week alone, they saw a jump of 3,000 reported cases, bringing the total number since the beginning of June to 7,000. Now, this virus spreads through mosquitoes and can cause fever and joint pains that sometimes can last years. And because of this, China, they're cracking down hard. Officials have launched a major anti-mosquito campaign, including spraying city streets with disinfectant, using mosquito eating fish to control any larvi larve. They deployed an army of giant elephant mosquitoes that can devour small chicken gangwa spreading bugs. They've initiated a campaign of drones to search for stagnant water on rooftops. And even if local residents fail to get rid of the stagnant water on their property, they will face heavy fines or even criminal charges for obstructing the prevention of infectious diseases. Damn, China is different. I mean, it's on the one hand efficient, on the other hand, out of control with the power that they wield. And not just that, but they've enforced some lockdown measures. They've ordered travelers from infected areas to undergo 14-day home quarantines and told tourists to avoid the infected areas and told them to take the vaccine, which is approved for use in the US. But here's the issue that people are having with that, because some are saying these measures are way too harsh for what this virus actually is. Firstly, it can only be spread through mosquitoes, not from person to person. So, some are saying that the lockdowns and the quarantines in particular somewhat unnecessary. What are they going to start nipping at people's heels? And also, officials say that all of the reported cases so far have been mild with 95% of the patients being discharged within a couple of days. In fact, since the start of 2025, 240,000 people around the world have been infected with chicken gangwa and only 90 of them have actually lost their lives. But what do you think? Is an abundance of caution necessary or is this just given flashbacks of the pandemic days? Let me know in the comments. Moving on. Also, since we last spoke, this is so horrendous. We may have just got a new contender for the worst movie ever made. Now, I may sound like an exaggeration, and this is not a movie review, by the way, but after I run through this, you might see what I'm talking about. Ice Cube of all people stars in a new film on Amazon called The War of Worlds and it has achieved an incredible 0% on Rotten Tomatoes. Bro, that is a privilege reserved for very few movies. And the reviews of this thing are brutal. This movie must have been written by a 10-year-old using Chat GPT. Do not watch. It's an insult to entertainment and art. What the actual >> corn casserole? Did I just watch the worst thing I've ever seen? I'd like to invent a time machine to avoid seeing it. That is some harsh stuff. Even Penguin Zero dropped a video titled, "This is actually the worst movie I've ever seen." And it was 33 minutes long. How do you rant about a movie being bad for 33 minutes? >> Literally nothing redeeming about this film. The only positive I could almost squeak out here is that it is enjoyably shitty. And the trailers aren't doing any better because uh most of them are getting flooded with way more dislikes and a few have even had to turn their comments off. And then just the icing on top of the cake, but this icing is manure and feces. The trailer in the actual trailer for the movie, it says it's worse than you think. Beautiful irony. But all of this just for some reason makes me want to watch it now and review it. Come out of retirement. No, I'm joking. That's way too far. Maybe this was their plan to make the worst movie ever so that so many people want to watch it because of how bad it moving on. Okay guys, for our next story, if you happen to have any pets in the room right now watching this video with you, send them out or cover their ears cuz I don't want to traumatize them. A zoo in Denmark this week asked the public for their unwanted pets to feed their predators. Yeah. The Alborg Zoo said that they have the responsibility to mimic the natural food chain of their predators. So, if anyone happens to have any unwanted pet chickens, rabbits, guinea pigs, or even small horses, they can donate them to the zoo where they'll be gently euthanized by trained staff and then used afterwards as fodder. I don't know what fodder means, but it doesn't sound good and it sounds pretty brutal. They say, quote, "That way nothing goes to waste and we ensure the natural behavior, nutrition, and well-being of our predators." But here's the thing. Despite this being an initiative that's been in place for years and is pretty common place in Denmark, the world was not ready. In fact, they received so much international attention on their Facebook post that they have had to turn off their comments and ask people to stop the hateful and malicious rhetoric. So, what do you think? Is this out of bounds to ask for people's pets or is this simply the process of life and it's completely normal? Let me know in the comments. But moving on. Ah, nowhere is safe anymore. A British mother was sex assaulted while in midair parasailing into Nizia. What the hell? The 52-year-old mother of three said that she was strapped into a harness with a power sail operator when he apparently pressed himself up against her and groped her while they were in midair above a beach in the city of Seuss. She said she could also feel the back of her bikini bottoms being pulled and him continuously tightening the harness to bring her closer while whispering in her ear in Arabic. And if that wasn't disturbing enough, she also said that the operator was only a young lad, maybe around 20. What are we even doing, guys? Let's be serious. Come on. Freaking unlocking new crime locations on the map. Now, when they finally returned to the ground, she apparently burst into tears and reported the incident to police and the travel company. They're investigating and apparently the man has been arrested. Good. Next. Oh, and this one's almost as bizarre as the last story because of how does one get arrested for this. Two girls from Russia were detained for a Tik Tok video where they're lip-syncing in front of a burning oil depot after it was bombed by Ukraine. And let me tell you, the police literally and metaphorically did not like this because after seeing this, they sent out a freaking wanted poster for a Tik Tok. They said that it was seen as a potential glamorizing of a Ukrainian strike. And when they eventually tracked them down, the two girls who were only 19 and 21, as well as the guy who was featured in the video, they got them to make a public apology on camera to then put out the aura points that they would have lost. I guess they're not at school anymore at university. Would have been tremendous. The girl who posted the video was charged with failure to comply with rules of conduct in an emergency. I swear they That's the thing about this. Failure to comply with rules of conduct in an emergency. I swear they can just what do we want to charge this person with? Let's just make up some words and they find her 30,000 rubles. Now, while I thought that this was a pretty harsh consequence, I asked my audience on Instagram whether they thought it was fair or harsh. And surprisingly, it was pretty split. 52% of people said it was harsh and 48% said it was fair. So, yeah, let me know what you think. Is this fair? Is this harsh? Moving on. Okay, now this next one is a pretty personally terrifying story because my literal nightmares as a child came to reality for this Indian village. Imagine you're going about your daily activities when out of nowhere a giant wave that should not exist comes over, swallows everything and everyone around you. Well, that's literally what happened because after a super heavy rainfall caused this flash flood, it swallowed an entire village, ended the lives of four people, which actually uh the death toll is probably going to rise because dozens are missing. And you can zoom into this clip. Uh and you can see people still running around as this wave is like a block away. And the aftermath looks even scarier because almost the entire place is buried under meters of mud and rocks. Holy man, weather. I'm telling you, weather nowadays is cooked. Moving on. And then lastly, we've got a little bit of an update on the whole Jeffrey Epstein situation. Got a bit more progress. This time it's more on the good side than the bad side, which we usually speak about. The US House panel has submitted subpoenas to Bill and Hillary Clinton, as well as several former attorney generals and the FBI director. What that means is that all those people that were in very high positions, I mean, leading up to literally the former president of the United States, well, they are now being forced legally to give a testimony under oath to the crimes committed by Jeffrey Epstein and Giz Maxwell. And come on, surely that's got to reveal something, you know. Or they could just say, I don't recall a million times and dodge every question, so it'll just be a massive waste of time. But that is why you've got me. I will waste my time for you. And then I want to tell you the good stuff. That's why you subscribe. And then for our last story of the BU Wednesday, this is a petition from our last video that has got 2 and a half thousand signatures. Petition for Dylan to get a buzz cut. You try and be a fair leader and say, "I I'm open to listening and enacting the petitions of the people, and this is what they do to me." Huh? What am I supposed to do with this? I either break my first ever promise to listen to petitions, which is a terrible start, or I get a buzz cut like my former friend over there, you bastard. So, here's my offer to Alex, cuz I've still got that to address. So, in our previous war, it was Alex would shave his beard if I don't shave until Alex grows it back. Little did I know, it was 6 months to for him to grow his thing back. Ain't no way I can do that. So, Alex, I'd like to request a revisit. I will listen to the petition of the Empire and keep the faith in the Empire nice and strong with the public support and get a buzz cut if you agree to shave your bottom. Get a buzz cut on your beard. Those are my terms of negotiations in this current war that we're in. Do you accept or do you not accept? [Music] I don't know what he said, but you've heard it there first. Keep you guys updated on Alex and I's war negotiations. I hope you enjoyed today's video. I hope you subscribed. I hope you feel updated. And I hope to see you again on Friday. [Music] Please stop by. [Music]