What a nice way to show how life decays and evolves.. Fantastic effort and dedication for the video.. much appreciated!! 🙏

Imagine going to the grocery store and being like “this is a perfect watermelon for me to watch rot for the next two years”

I'm just imagining this guy has a massive warehouse with like 500 timelapse projects going on at once

2:59 bro that shredded like paper.. You did an excellent job on this time lapse!

It must take a tremendous amount of planning to have a channel like this.

I think it's safe to say that everyone was extremely suprised how long it managed to keep it's shape.

This dude is probably filming plastic decomposing as we speak.

Almost 2 years for one video project. this is the only thing that can be called underrated even after millions of views

It is amazing how long this particular family of fruit can stay unspoiled. My wife and I had a Chinese "winter melon" sitting on the kitchen table for more than a year. It underwent no noticeable change, and when we finally cut it up, it was as fresh and delicious inside as ever, ready to be cooked.

Man saw the entire world taking shelter from a unknown virus and was like: "you know what would be cool as shit? filming a goddamn watermelon decomposing. That'd be sick." Legend.

The way it turned into an island and as if it was paper, just rips. This was oddly satisfying

Mom: What do you mean? it is perfectly fine to eat! The Watermelon: 2:00

1:49 Pov: My brain in math class

Pov: this persons friend comes over “Hey what is that?” “A 2 year old rotting watermelon” “Why-“ “Because”

fun fact: this timelapse was started before this channel even had 3,000 subscribers, I checked with the wayback machine

3:22 slurrrrrp

It clearly says that time is our the biggest enemy so appreciate your time and spend it humble

Dude you should give your cameraman a raise, standing this still for 2 years straight is really impressive.

It’s so crazy how it lasted over a year, then the shell just barely broke and it’s all of a sudden just crumbled

I hear this is a delicacy in certain countries.. aged to perfection. This is seriously nutty, insane dedication

Such dedication to the mission for two years. I imagine the creator of the video living his life with his family and friends, going somewher, doing things, but at the end of the day coming home and shooting the video for the day.

Imagine thinking this watermelon was here this whole time being filmed while you were dealing with your struggles for the past 2 years

I love how as soon as it "pops" it just gets exponentially faster at decomposing.

now we know what happens when you buy a watermelon and forget about it's existence for like 1,5 years

This was pretty epic. And what a beautiful little starburst at the end. Thanks for revealing the art in simple things. Cheers!

The music, with its meandering, wistful arpeggios, does a lot to convey the feeling of a watermelon rotting for two years. I've been that watermelon.

I love how the dog at the end was like: "Wow a box, interesting!" opens the box, releasing the smell "Nope, I'm out."

One of the best videos I've ever seen. This was suggested, first time hearing about you. Can't wait to watch others.

that is so crazy, satisfying, and disgusting at the same time 😂 love it

The fact it took over a year to start to develop mold on the outside is nothing short of insane

it’s really great that he reversed the process in the end so he doesn’t waste an entire watermelon what a hero

Such dedication! And the melon lasted a lot longer than I thought it would.

It looks almost so surreal, when in the end it just detaches itself like some kind of paper, lol. Amazing video.

almost 2 years! it’s crazy to think how much technology has changed while this watermelon was decomposing.

Props to the camera man for having such dedication and standing there for almost 2 years recording

loved the paper ripping, it feels so iconic to reveal that the decomposed watermelon actually STICKED to the floor of the fridge with a hell grip

Great watermelon smoothie recipe! Really enjoyed it!

I became somewhat attached to the watermelon during the video. On the outside it seemed fine for a while but in reality we all knew what it would come to. To watch it deflate and mold in its own disgusting juices, really moved me, almost to tears.

You know, when you said “a whole watermelon” I didn’t expect to see the whole melon in the 4th dimension as well. This is the only watermelon I can say that I’ve fully seen.

You deserve every view you receive. I wonder what a timelapse of this world today would look like!

Finally, watermelon crunches for my soup.

Props to the cameraman standing absolutely still and making zero noises for 2 years! Give him a raise!

I can't imagine what it feels like to be hoping someone will eat you, but an owl with a camera buys you instead

This was surprisingly impressive…and beautiful?… fascinating project! 💚

Wow!!! It turned into so little in the end. Amazing!

I can't imagine how many cameras this guy has to do these long term projects simultaneously great result as always!

When he was filming this, a whole pandemic happened. Kudos to this dude's dedication.

That is fascinating! Once it starts, you can’t stop watching

A pinch of soil comes together and comes to life, and when you wait long enough, it turns into soil again. My God, how great you are.

If you watch it in reverse- it’s an inspirational story about a moldy old tortilla, that turns into a delicious and beautiful watermelon…❤️

What was more difficult - Filming a watermelon rotting litterally to dust, or cleaning the Container? Thanks for your endurance and sharing the result with us.

Almost like surprise in my school backpack used to look like after summer lol 😂 Great video!

3:47 When the dog smelled that, it was like... "Nope I'm outta here" 🤭

Friend: "Dude, why does your home always stink?" This guy: "Science!"

Thanks for the good chip recipie!❤❤❤

I love to watch these while eating!

Trying to quantify the amount of life you experienced in almost two years, and comparing it to the decomposing of one silly little watermelon. I hope you enjoyed those two years. This was cool. :)

that's honestly so fucking beautiful, the way it dries up makes it feel like an island thats losing all of its water and eventually becomes surrounded by a desert. very pretty.

That's awesome!

i love the asmr at the end hahaha

I sometimes wonder why this channel doesn't post too often. Then it strikes me that it needs a lot of time to make this kind of videos lol

2 years on this time lapse!? The commitment is crazy! These videos are so interesting, keep up the good work!

I love how days are going by so fast and the insects just stay very still

Really amazing!! Great work and dedication 🍷

The contrast between the rotting fruit, the peaceful music, and the almost swearing title is semi chaotic and I'm here for it

i like how it held up just fine for a year and a half and then dissapered in a matter of days

I really liked this video! It made me reflect a lot on life and how time and space really don'tmatter.

At the end I felt like an archaeologist discovering the last watermelon of earth

The music makes me realize how poetic it is that the watermelon didn’t change at all in over a year but once it finally started giving in everything else happened so quickly

Just the smell this man must have endured throughout this process alone is worth my like on this video! Interesting video!

There’s something strangely cathartic and resonant about this video.

The dog was like “naw, I don’t want nothing to do with that” 😂

I'm here wondering how heavy is the File after recording at 4k for almost 2 years non-stop lol

WOW! You spent almost 2 years on this Timelapse! Please keep up the good work and just so you know, this turned out very interesting!

Asmr at the end there, lovely

That was awesome

Holy bro imagine like what we were doing and who we were when this man decided to put a watermelon in a container for 2 years. Thats is insane. Keep up the dedication bruh keep up that good work

this is such a well done time lapse, the time commitment, the way the frame rate changed from daily to hourly when things got interesting, the different angles of that one part where it cracked like this was a masterpiece

really nice video it impresive how patient

"Hey what do you plan on doing with that watermelon sir?" "I plan on spending the next 2 years making a time lapse of it rotting"

as someone who works in a grocery store and has to handle rotting melons that break open, I can only imagine how the smell must have been

I’m surprised and impressed that the watermelon’s defenses lasted so long

imagine having to clean this up when your done.respect to this man

I can imagine how many projects does guy made for a right now this channel deserve more subscribers then I tought

It was very neat to see the stripes leave and return. And when the melon peed… man those were some times. Thank you for having the patience to film such a process.

The fact that it took over 400 days just for something to physically happen outside of the watermelon other than color is insane. Super interesting

That’s real dedication a Timelapse of 2 years, wow!

Wonderful job 👌

It was so wholesome how the microorganisms decided to put the watermelon back together 🥰

*It was certainly interesting to watch this watermelon go from fetus to pulverised juice. The fact that you spent two years doing this is pure commitment. I wonder what other foods you have brewing in the timelapse right now*

Scrumptious

I witnessed a part of an ecosystem in the video. Great job Friend

So fun fact: The rinds on melons and gourds are so good at preserving the fruit that you have the terms “summer squash” and “winter squash.” Summer squash means you can eat it at any time during the summer and it will still be good, but it has a thinner rind so it will go bad sooner. Winter squash refers to when people had root cellars and would store their harvest in there. You harvest winter squash in the summer but if you store them in a dark, cool environment you can enjoy them well into the winter. These have super thick rinds. I don’t know when watermelon starts decomposing on the inside, but basically you’ll know if you take a bite and you want to spit it out. (Note: small children don’t have this learned behavior, please taste the juice or fruit first before giving it to a small child as they lack the experience to avoid rotten food.)

"Fun" fact; that liquid is a nightmare to clean up when not in a container. Don't let people hide watermelons.

Thanks for filming it in 4K and the uploading it in 1080p

It’s so cool to see how it just starts slowly getting worse until it collapses, I can’t imagine what was going on inside the fruit the entire time

Fun fact: depending on the environment, watermelons will actually start to ferment before exploding. Speaking from experience; we grew a bunch, left them on the counter undisturbed (we dont eat melons very often), and would only occasionally have one. Middle of the night we hear a hissing noise followed by a pop and the sound of liquid dripping; sure enough, the innards had fermented and there was juice dripping from everything.

damn didn’t realize watermelons lasted that long, some top notch content man keep it up.

Kudos to that camera man, he filmed that watermelon 609 days straight, with no breaks at all, just more proof that the camera man never dies

Such a great work! Thank u so much for let us see , how life cycle is truly amazing!