Welcome back to etv reacts today. we have another one from @TomMacDonaldOfficial cloned rappers requested by #E-TERNALS AND #HOG • Tom Macdonald - "Clone...
This one has a story. Tom an Nova were in a Apple store when one of their friends came in with a couple of dogs. Tom started to pet them and asked if they were brothers. She said no that one was a clone of the other. She told him it cost 50 grand. Remember when they cloned Dolly the lamb , it can be done. They do here in the U.S. So after that he researched it because he thought he might do that with Naz . He found out that they clone the dog 9 times. They match the dog to the original and give it to the client. They euthenize the other dogs. Tom couldn't do that. But while doing the research he found the cloned rapper theory and he thought that would make a great song. Lol and the rest is history. Next is Trying to Kill Me. Thats why you don't sign contracts. Great reaction ❤
I totally except the the fact they can with animals but human dna is a bit more complex but like I said never say never lol my mind is open to the it but yea no lable deals lol
Cloning is real. It was banned in the 90's due to genetic manipulation. It is not a new concept or science. He is correct that for 50 grand you can clone your pet.
Yea I do get it is real I didn't know it was banned I thought it was to complex on humans due to dna but obviously since doing the reaction I will be doing more research into it I was informed that with humans they can't speed up the age process is that correct an yes I do know about the pet thing I do appreciate your insight into this more I learn the better so thank you
@@mcauleyrecordsetv Cloning was the first step. Genetic splicing came next. Evidenced by glow in dark animals. Now we have gene editing tools like CRSPR-CAS 9. It is some really scary stuff. And the ban was because of the moral code, if my memory serves correct. It was theorized that a clone would have no soul, and would be devoid of the moral ethics in its personhood. There was also the idea that, nefarious people could clone someone else, and have that clone commit a heinous act, whereby the actual person would be held accountable for something they didn't do. There was a huge debate in the science and government communities in those days.
Wow thanks for this I agree it's scary I'm definitely going to be researching more of this I will be shortly uploading my reaction to I wish I gave you a shout out for your info thanks dude
