Do Bees Actually Like Jazz? 

Check out the original jazz playing frog: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PKSSIhlFA5Q.html

the fact that he's casually walking around thousands of bees with no shoes on

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You make me laugh pretty hard. Half the time I am blindsided by the jokes and they catch me unawares...waiting for something predictable and cliche. Well done good man. Keep jazzin.

Stewart is a man of no pain, he was getting stung and didn’t even take the stingers out

i played my saxophone by a hornets nest and they started flying around me and dancing, they also gave me kisses but they hurt kinda bad

“All of Italy is using that excuse right now” Holy shit man.

I started beekeeping at 17 as "troubled youth" and I been doing it for 12 years now. I absolutely love bees, there so amazing to watch, I highly suggest trying it. I also don't wear any protection unless it's an aggressive hive

One of the funniest things I ever saw (and read) was a study on how playing different forms of music to a termite colony, changed the rate at which they worked. Heavy metal sent them into overdrive! 😂 true story...

"Stuart didn't want me to use his real name, so let's call him..... Stewart"

My God, he's actually barefoot around all those bees... What a complete psychopath.

8:01 I can’t stop rewatching this

Here is my critique, I hope you'll enjoy it ! The RU-vid video "Do Frogs Enjoy Smooth Jazz?" by "I did a thing" is a hoppin' good time that explores the musical preferences of our amphibian friends. The experiment is set up to answer the burning question: do frogs have a sense of rhythm? The answer is in the music - jazz, classical, and heavy metal are played to see which genre the frogs prefer. As soon as you press play, you know you're in for a treat. The setup is simple, yet effective, and the presentation is more like a comedy skit than a scientific investigation. The frogs are the stars of the show, and it's impossible not to be entertained by their reactions to the different genres of music. The results are just as entertaining as the setup. The conclusion that frogs prefer smooth jazz is based on observations made during the experiment, and while it may not be scientifically rigorous, it's still a unique and interesting look at the world of frogs. The video is a great reminder that science can also be fun and that we can learn a lot about the world around us by exploring and experimenting in creative ways. The video is not just entertaining, but also educational. It introduces the idea that frogs might have musical preferences, and while the experiment may not provide definitive answers, it certainly opens up new avenues for future research. In conclusion, the "Do Frogs Enjoy Smooth Jazz?" video is a positive and entertaining take on the world of science. It is a great example of how humor and creativity can make learning about complex topics enjoyable and accessible. Whether you're a fan of frogs or just enjoy a good laugh, this video is a leap in the right direction and a ribbiting good time!

No honey sponsorship? Seems like a missed opportunity.

Next video: Stabbing myself with an arrow to see if i can manifest a stand.

While I watched this, I noticed that my pet budgies liked the smooth jazz and got more calm than usual. Thank you very much for this sanity saving discovery! Don't know how far away your garden is from the flocks of budgies, but be careful, your garden could be swarmed when you play jazz. At least they'd be chill. As much as budgies can be, that is.

Gotta admit it: the thumbnail actually made me laugh out loud

I didn't realize bees were so funny when they fly.

I like how Stewart put on a bee mask over his face and then proceeded to wear shorts, sandals, and a t shirt.

Whenever I have a bad day, I start thinking about how stupid a lot of those precious bees flying out there look when they attempt to get into their hives. Thank you for giving me this tool to stave off depression with. I often come back to this video just to see the bees crashing section again. :)

Upon watching this video again, I saw the request to have your viewers write a 300 word critique on the frog video. I simply ignored the request last time, as I had, in fact, see the video. However, this time, I decided to write you a 300 word critique, as requested. I definitely wrote this myself and certainly did not have ChatGPT write it. I pinky swear. The RU-vid video "Do Frogs Enjoy Smooth Jazz? (Experiment)" is a fun and entertaining experiment that explores the behavior of frogs and their response to music. The video is well-produced and engaging, with a lighthearted tone that makes it entertaining to watch. The experiment itself is intriguing, with scientists playing different types of music for a group of frogs and observing their reactions. The video presents the experiment in a clear and understandable way, using animations and graphics to help explain the different stages of the experiment. One strength of the video is its scientific approach, with the experimenters carefully observing and recording the frogs' responses to the different types of music. This approach lends credibility to the experiment and makes the results more convincing. Another strength of the video is its entertainment value. The video has a fun and amusing tone, with humorous commentary from the scientists and participants that keeps viewers engaged and entertained throughout. However, one limitation of the video is that it does not provide a lot of context or explanation for the experiment. Viewers are left to wonder why the experimenters chose to study frogs and what the potential implications of the experiment might be. Overall, "Do Frogs Enjoy Smooth Jazz? (Experiment)" is a well-produced and engaging video that offers a fun and amusing look at the behavior of animals. The scientific approach to the experiment adds weight to the results, while the lighthearted tone and humorous commentary make it entertaining to watch. The only downside is the lack of context, which can make it difficult for viewers to fully understand the significance of the experiment. Nevertheless, the video is worth watching for anyone interested in animal behavior and the relationship between animals and music.

I like how there's just the one that likes jazz, and all of his family stays away from it. Good for you little dude

Next, smoke them out for real and see if high bees like jazz.

as a beekeeper I stumbled across this and I was laughing. I think I have found a great Aussie channel. thanks for the laugh.

The thumbnail had me rolling so I clicked cuz I NEEDED to see this video. Lost it at the bee compilation, just such silly lil guys trying to figure out how to fly and land. Great video! Hilarious af!

Being around this amount of bees in shorts and no shoes is aggressively Australian.

Bees: Have no ears So they turn on Subtitles *[Music]* Bees: *Starts doing default dance*

Hello there from Austria, i'm really enjoying your videos over here - binging them like there is no others. You seem to be a real master in making addictive videos and clickbaiting... When my work is back after the corona i'm gonna patreon you. Please continue forever.

8:01 The music falls perfectly with the collision and I love it!

The fact that this video only exists is beacuse of a bee in an animated movie saying: ''Ya like jazz?''

Stuart: “Here’s the queen” IDAT: “ooh, the one with the big...” “Abdomen?” *yeah that’s it.*

I am new to this channel and I feel amazed, scared, and like I’m dying of laughter at the same time… I love this channel, thank you good sir.

One of the best channels i have found in a long time, good job!

Stewart: *gets stung* “owww” Me: *gets stung* AHHHHHHH CALL THE HOSPITAL HOLY SHITTTTTTTTTTT

Jazz is the art of wrong notes so his playing at the beginning wasn’t too bad

10:01 that sting joke was hilarious.

Loved all the BEE-Roll in this video! Those shots look sweet!!

I genuinely want to write a 300 word critique but I don’t know where to send it

This man isn’t click bait. His username is literally “I did a thing”

I like that at 10:49 theres just a random fly near the ball of bees just hanging out

10:45 Fly: "I have infiltrated their defenses. They think i'm one of them."

The real question is do octopuses like tentacle hentai

Man, bees are actually spastic when it comes to flying, they can’t land, they hit each other, and sometimes just stop and fall.

just swapping the locations of the speaker would really help indicate if it was that or other factors like proximity to the road etc,( i just got a hive this year so net summer ill try it) but fascinating fun either way.

The slow motion footage of bees is now my new favorite thing. Thanks!

8:01 Are we just going to ignore that one bee decking the other bee in the face? 💀💀

The Entire World: *finding coronavirus cure i did a thing: *Do Bees Actually Like Jazz?*

PERFECT timing with the music at 8:00 .

Worker bee: expert aviator, capable of landing accurately on delicate flower blossoms repeatedly, and navigating up to several miles from their hive and back. Worker bees as soon as a camera turns on: "landing... yea, that just means 'stop flying,' right?"

Next video idea: “do Asian murder hornets like jazz?”

No, they are just very considerate of their lover’s needs. Very romantic, bees.

8:00 is the best damn timing possible for bees to crash

The fact that Stewart is just so casually handling those bees without gloves or sleeves...or pants or shoes. Get this guy a trophy.

Conclusion: They probably don’t like jazz

10:08 so nobody noticed that fly trying to blend in being a bee?

You gotta become a beekeeper. You'll do good. I live on a farm, and have been tending to over 10 hives for the past 3 years, and I can tell you would be dedicated.

not sure what I was expecting, but when you went up to the bee with your sax and started trying to play I lost it... you're a legend man

this man is like a druid of the modern era but he is chaotic neutral... and i love every second of it

Answer: hopefully

I only just found your channel today and have been going through your vids, the funniest shit I've seen in years.

1:49 I appreciate this moment and perspective, Jim Varney would be proud! 👏

The “bees being idiots” part killed me

Ah, that was some nice Bee-Roll

I needed a laugh today, thanks for all you do. You're hilarious

So basically he just invented bee repellent that is also safe for them. Edit: bruh 500 likes for such a stupid comment XD tysm :)

8:01 bees crashing into each others and syncing with the jazz

These videos are just consistently good content no matter how stupid the initial concept seems. Love this insane aussie druid-artificer.

Bees crashing in slow motion is just magnificent and the ultimate content

Did anyone not notice how many times the bees collided and tumbled in mid air trying to land Lol!

You just need to ask the bee’s “Ya like jazz?”

I don't know why seeing Bee bumping into the "wall" or into each other is so funny and cute at the same time

As a saxophonist he puts a whole new meaning to "a sax sounds like a broken lawnmower"

I mean it literally says at 10:19 that bees can hear without ears and that they can detect sound but go off.

“All of Italy is making that excuse” bro I-

the beeowner is just watching this man in his yard rub his legs on tv

1:28 as a saxophone player, that caused me physical pain.

“Do bees like jazz?” 830,000 people: *Well well well let’s find out*

*Imagine being the single bee at the feeding station playing the smooth Jazz. That's the equivalent of going to a restaurant and listening to some relaxing Jazz while eating. Sounds really nice, tbh.*

This video is good. I think it's wild how you can just walk around bees naked as long as you drug them with smoke. I wish this worked on crack houses too

Very nice, love the Bee-roll footage

I'm pretty sure the part when he says "You like jazz" is a reference to prior DreamWorks movie The Terminal, the line is said around the end of the movie

what if you smoked the bees with weed, would that prevent them from stinging you?

The 2 bees crashing into eachother at 8:27 made me giggle

The jazz playing in the background while the bees are chaotically working themselves to death and smashing into other bees or into their hives is just perfect

*Do Bees Actually Like Jazz?* 500,000 people: *_interesting_*

when you get bored from the lockdown and play jazz to bees....

Homie has great taste in music! Throughout all of his videos ✨ it’s much appreciated

Yes teacher. Please find attached my 300 word essay: "The Surprising World of Jazz-Loving Bees: How They Use Music to Enhance Their Mating Rituals" Bees have always been known for their organized and systematic behavior, but they have another surprising trait: a love for jazz music. It turns out that these tiny creatures have a sophisticated taste in music and use jazz to spice up their sex life. Bees have developed a unique ability to hear and appreciate different types of music, and jazz has become their genre of choice. Researchers have discovered that when a colony of bees is exposed to jazz music, they become more active and engage in more elaborate mating rituals. The smooth rhythms and improvisational nature of jazz music seem to stimulate the bees and bring out their playful side, leading to more successful mating. One of the most fascinating aspects of this behavior is how the bees respond to different styles of jazz music. For example, when exposed to traditional jazz, the bees display more classic and formal mating rituals, whereas when exposed to more modern and experimental jazz, they become more playful and engage in more creative courtship rituals. This suggests that the bees have a deep understanding of the nuances of jazz music and use it to their advantage. Not only do the bees seem to enjoy jazz music, but it also appears to have a positive impact on the health of their colonies. Scientists have observed that colonies exposed to jazz music are more productive and have higher rates of successful mating, resulting in larger and stronger hives. In conclusion, bees have an unexpected love for jazz music, and they use it to enhance their sex life. The sophisticated way in which they respond to different styles of jazz music is a testament to their remarkable abilities, and the positive impact of jazz on their colonies is a fascinating discovery. Who would have thought that these tiny creatures could have such a deep appreciation for music? The world of jazz-loving bees is truly surprising and captivating.

I'm pretty sure that "help the native bee population thrive" and "do strange experiments on" are mutually exclusive

They're like rebellious teens coming home drunk, "no mom I'm sober just watch me fly straight" *hits sister *falls face first

Watching the bees throw hands in slow motion has to be the funniest thing I've ever seen

8:00 I feel bad for the 2 bees that collided mid air.

I laughed so hard at the bees being idiots in slow motion😂😂😂

Somthing to note: bees have like "higways in the air" that go in different directions, and let them fly a lot faster while not worrying about crashing or something, so their direction could actually influence your experiment :/

3:23 "ah yep, with the big..."

“Ya like Jazz?” - Barry Benson

8:28 are we going to ignore the fact that that be just TKO’d another bee?!…

Now all you need to do to complete the trilogy is to find out if spiders really do clap along to spider dance

bruh that stuart guy is the most chad alpha giga male i ever seen, everytime i get near a beer i square up like a little girl and there he goes literally yanking the queen bee out of her hive

as soon as you started playing, I then knew why you opened the case upside down! ;)