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The video begins with a naked man standing above a jar on the ground. The man sits on the jar while it slowly makes its way through his anus. Once it is fully submerged, the jar explodes, after which blood pours from his anus. Without flinching or making a noise, he picks pieces of broken glass from his rectum, while a pool of blood gathers on the floor. After removing all of the glass pieces, the man stands up and walks away.

Alongside [[2 Girls 1 Cup]], it is probably the most famous shock video on the Internet. It is also similar in spirit to [[Goatse]], although far more graphic in nature.

==Spread==

The day after the video was posted on eFukt, the Golf MKV Forums member danger dan posted a link to the video, describing it as the “most disgusting thing” on the internet.<ref>golfmkv.com/forums/index.php?threads/most-disgusting-thing-i-have-ever-seen-on-the-internet-ever-not-at-all-work-safe.66128/</ref> On December 22, a [[reaction video]] was uploaded by YouTuber mdrproductionz, which accumulated upwards of 135,000 views and 1,100 comments in the following five years.

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 The video begins with a naked man standing above a jar on the ground. The man sits on the jar while it slowly makes its way through his anus. Once it is fully submerged, the jar explodes, after which blood pours from his anus. Without flinching or making a noise, he picks pieces of broken glass from his rectum, while a pool of blood gathers on the floor. After removing all of the glass pieces, the man stands up and walks away.
+Alongside [[2 Girls 1 Cup]], it is probably the most famous shock video on the Internet. It is also similar in spirit to [[Goatse]], although far more graphic in nature.
 ==Spread==
 The day after the video was posted on eFukt, the Golf MKV Forums member danger dan posted a link to the video, describing it as the “most disgusting thing” on the internet.<ref>golfmkv.com/forums/index.php?threads/most-disgusting-thing-i-have-ever-seen-on-the-internet-ever-not-at-all-work-safe.66128/</ref> On December 22, a [[reaction video]] was uploaded by YouTuber mdrproductionz, which accumulated upwards of 135,000 views and 1,100 comments in the following five years.