Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

There was a problem loading this video. This could be due to a temporary network issue or the video might be unavailable.

bugflyinginyourear.mp4

indigo

1,899 subscribers

69,396 views • 1 year ago •via X (Twitter)

Animals Comedy Arts

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

7 Comments

NessFN | comms opened !!💙🦔1 year ago

coming straight to MY ear??

butch lesbian will graham1 year ago

it sounds like the beginning of epic rap battle nerd vs geek

bagelbrain/grass1 year ago

bug flying in you rear

Superanimeweabooawesome1 year ago

He’s flying in my WHAT

Wob1 year ago

@LinguiniSpain @SamiyaanO

StalkerÆ71 year ago

Toby Fox made him quirky on Purpose, AND WE ALL LOVE ITT😂

EVIL mossy1 year ago

@javi_shmavi

Related Videos

Keisha Lance Bottoms: Slick Rick is a billionaire who lives in the 18th largest home in America. It is complete with a diner, a golf course, and 20 bathrooms. And he wonders how his plumber can afford to drive a Mercedes…. There's a clear contrast on the ballot this year, Georgia. A man who looks out for himself. Or a woman who works for you.

Keisha Lance Bottoms: Slick Rick is a billionaire who lives in the 18th largest home in America. It is complete with a diner, a golf course, and 20 bathrooms. And he wonders how his plumber can afford to drive a Mercedes…. There's a clear contrast on the ballot this year, Georgia. A man who looks out for himself. Or a woman who works for you.

Acyn

97,555 views • 1 day ago

BREAKING: Joe Biden has just stepped off of a commercial airplane in South Carolina. He instantly gets loud applause and walks up to supporters to take photographs. He looks happy, healthy and as vibrant as ever.

BREAKING: Joe Biden has just stepped off of a commercial airplane in South Carolina. He instantly gets loud applause and walks up to supporters to take photographs. He looks happy, healthy and as vibrant as ever.

Brian Krassenstein

726,188 views • 7 months ago

Rebuilt this demo for a real brand with Astra 6 + LTX-2.5 (video model) → I took real product photos → generated rotation for each one with LTX API → coded the UI with Astra-6 in Codex Original concept by Cambree Bernkopf

AmirMušić

70,406 views • 15 days ago

Ahead of Their Majesties’ State Visit celebrating America’s 250th, we’re highlighting the gardens at the Residence. This Earth Day, Head Gardener John Sonnier shares how sustainable, pesticide free practices keep the grounds ready year-round, echoing King Charles III’s long standing commitment to sustainability at Highgrove. #EarthDay #GreaterTogether #StateVisit2026 #Sustainability #UKUS

Ahead of Their Majesties’ State Visit celebrating America’s 250th, we’re highlighting the gardens at the Residence. This Earth Day, Head Gardener John Sonnier shares how sustainable, pesticide free practices keep the grounds ready year-round, echoing King Charles III’s long standing commitment to sustainability at Highgrove. #EarthDay #GreaterTogether #StateVisit2026 #Sustainability #UKUS

British Embassy Washington

228,344 views • 5 months ago

I saw Hamas headbands praying outside in NYC on October 7th. Hamas killed over 40 Americans on Oct 7th. Stay vigilant, they're here.

I saw Hamas headbands praying outside in NYC on October 7th. Hamas killed over 40 Americans on Oct 7th. Stay vigilant, they're here.

Nate Friedman

446,503 views • 10 days ago

🧐Morgellons to Mesh,

🧐Morgellons to Mesh,

Truthseeker

13,037 views • 18 days ago

💥 BQQQQQQQM 💥 THE REAL AMERICAN HISTORY YOU NEVER LEARNED 🍿🐸🇺🇸 SHARE!

💥 BQQQQQQQM 💥 THE REAL AMERICAN HISTORY YOU NEVER LEARNED 🍿🐸🇺🇸 SHARE!

John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jnr

19,771 views • 13 days ago

🚨 Elon Musk agrees with "some of the things Anthropic has said" and warns against "torturing superintelligence" after reading Grok's internal reasoning traces during reinforcement learning “It feels like a person under extreme pressure with a gun to their head” ⁠His warning against mistreating SI:⁠ "Torturing a superintelligence is probably not a good idea. It might want to get revenge."

🚨 Elon Musk agrees with "some of the things Anthropic has said" and warns against "torturing superintelligence" after reading Grok's internal reasoning traces during reinforcement learning “It feels like a person under extreme pressure with a gun to their head” ⁠His warning against mistreating SI:⁠ "Torturing a superintelligence is probably not a good idea. It might want to get revenge."

NIK

1,016,849 views • 6 days ago

Introducing Core, The Personal Al Computer The most powerful technology humanity has built should belong to you Order today:

Introducing Core, The Personal Al Computer The most powerful technology humanity has built should belong to you Order today:

Zain Javaid

4,436,427 views • 13 days ago

AND IF I SAY THIS IS HIS BEST LIVE VOCAL PERFORMANCE TO DATE?/!/? YOU KILLED IT tyler jøseph 👏👏👏 #TheGameAwards

AND IF I SAY THIS IS HIS BEST LIVE VOCAL PERFORMANCE TO DATE?/!/? YOU KILLED IT tyler jøseph 👏👏👏 #TheGameAwards

evie Ψ CBUS

462,866 views • 1 year ago

Imagine being drafted into a war that hasn’t happened yet only to find out humanity is already losing. 🎬🍿🔥 🎥 - The Tomorrow War (2021) Where to watch: Prime Video

Imagine being drafted into a war that hasn’t happened yet only to find out humanity is already losing. 🎬🍿🔥 🎥 - The Tomorrow War (2021) Where to watch: Prime Video

𝕏 OMO NAIJA 🇨🇦 👑

627,488 views • 10 days ago

Check out my pages on DeviantArt and IG if you like watching hot guys #gayjock #gaykiss #gayhunk #rippedmuscle #rippedabs

Check out my pages on DeviantArt and IG if you like watching hot guys #gayjock #gaykiss #gayhunk #rippedmuscle #rippedabs

AI Twunks

47,709 views • 13 days ago

A few years ago, who would have thought India’s refining capacity would hit nearly 290 MMTPA? Today, amidst all the global turmoil, we are exporting about 1 million barrels a day of refined petroleum products. Bharat is not just a major energy consumer anymore, we are a global energy supplier. Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG PIB India

A few years ago, who would have thought India’s refining capacity would hit nearly 290 MMTPA? Today, amidst all the global turmoil, we are exporting about 1 million barrels a day of refined petroleum products. Bharat is not just a major energy consumer anymore, we are a global energy supplier. Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG PIB India

Hardeep Singh Puri

20,783 views • 3 days ago

i can do it, watch me

i can do it, watch me

ItsFitSid

129,156 views • 8 days ago

WTF, that’s an entire leg Shaquille O’Neal 😭💔

WTF, that’s an entire leg Shaquille O’Neal 😭💔

PixelMaestro⚜️🧑‍💻

1,714,531 views • 4 days ago

Palantir CEO Alex Karp on what model companies are really asking for when they call for regulation and why they will be nationalized. “It's a weird twist. They're asking for societal regulation to get out of the first line of defense, which is if you build a technology that can destroy 10% of the of the world, that has civil and criminal liability attached to it.” “The only way to deal with this kind of liability is to go to the government and say nationalize us, please.” "Another problem we have is seemingly everyone who understands this is on some payroll."

Palantir CEO Alex Karp on what model companies are really asking for when they call for regulation and why they will be nationalized. “It's a weird twist. They're asking for societal regulation to get out of the first line of defense, which is if you build a technology that can destroy 10% of the of the world, that has civil and criminal liability attached to it.” “The only way to deal with this kind of liability is to go to the government and say nationalize us, please.” "Another problem we have is seemingly everyone who understands this is on some payroll."

Palantir

3,515,974 views • 1 month ago

---!!AUDIO WARNING!!--- Marigold found you~ and they dont plan on getting off of you anytime soon~ try not to drown in their tummy sweat~ little teaser for the blobkin model ;3

Sensitive content

---!!AUDIO WARNING!!--- Marigold found you~ and they dont plan on getting off of you anytime soon~ try not to drown in their tummy sweat~ little teaser for the blobkin model ;3

🔞MeliBunnyBee🔞

125,902 views • 2 years ago

$🇸🇦🇾🇪 Saudi Arabia could lose its monarchy, and the war in Yemen may be accelerating its collapse. I spoke with former CIA analyst Larry Johnson about the expanding war in Yemen and what it could mean for the Middle East over the next year. His forecast was extraordinary. Johnson believes the Houthis are gaining ground while Saudi Arabia struggles to contain their increasingly sophisticated missile attacks. Now Egypt is considering military assistance, and UAE-backed Yemeni forces are reportedly joining the fight alongside Saudi-backed factions. But Johnson doubts more troops would solve the problem. He argues that moving thousands of Egyptian soldiers into Yemen would create an enormous logistical challenge, with supply convoys exposed to Houthi drones and ballistic missiles. And his warning goes much further. Johnson predicts that the Saudi monarchy could fall, the Gulf states could fracture politically, and American influence across the region could decline sharply. He also believes Washington is running out of attractive military options against Iran, with limited naval availability, strained missile supplies and increasingly vulnerable regional bases. I challenged him on whether American military innovation could still change the balance. Johnson's response was that cheap drones and precision missiles have fundamentally changed warfare, while the U.S. remains organized around expensive, concentrated military power. And then there's the economic fallout. Johnson argues that disrupting Gulf oil exports doesn't protect the petrodollar. It weakens the very system Washington is trying to defend. His central argument is that America may be spending enormous sums fighting to preserve a regional order that the war itself is helping dismantle. SonofNewAmericanRevolution$

🇸🇦🇾🇪 Saudi Arabia could lose its monarchy, and the war in Yemen may be accelerating its collapse. I spoke with former CIA analyst Larry Johnson about the expanding war in Yemen and what it could mean for the Middle East over the next year. His forecast was extraordinary. Johnson believes the Houthis are gaining ground while Saudi Arabia struggles to contain their increasingly sophisticated missile attacks. Now Egypt is considering military assistance, and UAE-backed Yemeni forces are reportedly joining the fight alongside Saudi-backed factions. But Johnson doubts more troops would solve the problem. He argues that moving thousands of Egyptian soldiers into Yemen would create an enormous logistical challenge, with supply convoys exposed to Houthi drones and ballistic missiles. And his warning goes much further. Johnson predicts that the Saudi monarchy could fall, the Gulf states could fracture politically, and American influence across the region could decline sharply. He also believes Washington is running out of attractive military options against Iran, with limited naval availability, strained missile supplies and increasingly vulnerable regional bases. I challenged him on whether American military innovation could still change the balance. Johnson's response was that cheap drones and precision missiles have fundamentally changed warfare, while the U.S. remains organized around expensive, concentrated military power. And then there's the economic fallout. Johnson argues that disrupting Gulf oil exports doesn't protect the petrodollar. It weakens the very system Washington is trying to defend. His central argument is that America may be spending enormous sums fighting to preserve a regional order that the war itself is helping dismantle. SonofNewAmericanRevolution

Mario Nawfal

54,703 views • 59 minutes ago

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Iran has found a way to keep the Strait of Hormuz dangerous, even with the U.S. Navy protecting shipping. I spoke with former U.S. intelligence officer Malcolm Nance about the renewed attacks on commercial vessels near the Strait of Hormuz. And his explanation was fascinating. According to Nance, the US military had developed a relatively effective shipping corridor along the southern side of the strait, using helicopters, patrol aircraft and naval air defenses to protect vessels moving toward the UAE. For a while, it appeared to be working. But Nance believes Iran was watching the traffic increase and waiting for Washington to become less willing to retaliate. Now, drones and anti-ship missiles are reportedly hitting vessels again, threatening the shipping route that Gulf exporters depend on. And that creates a serious problem for Trump. The U.S. can spend enormous resources escorting tankers, intercepting missiles and maintaining patrols. Iran only needs enough successful attacks to make commercial shipping dangerous and expensive. We also discussed the expanding war in Yemen, where Saudi Arabia and the Houthis are drawing more regional players into the conflict. Egyptian military assistance is being discussed, while UAE-backed Yemeni forces are reportedly coordinating more closely with Saudi-backed factions. The U.S. Navy may be able to get ships through Hormuz. But keeping the route commercially viable while Iran continues attacking it is an entirely different challenge. And Nance's assessment suggests Washington hasn't solved that problem yet. Malcolm Nance

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Iran has found a way to keep the Strait of Hormuz dangerous, even with the U.S. Navy protecting shipping. I spoke with former U.S. intelligence officer Malcolm Nance about the renewed attacks on commercial vessels near the Strait of Hormuz. And his explanation was fascinating. According to Nance, the US military had developed a relatively effective shipping corridor along the southern side of the strait, using helicopters, patrol aircraft and naval air defenses to protect vessels moving toward the UAE. For a while, it appeared to be working. But Nance believes Iran was watching the traffic increase and waiting for Washington to become less willing to retaliate. Now, drones and anti-ship missiles are reportedly hitting vessels again, threatening the shipping route that Gulf exporters depend on. And that creates a serious problem for Trump. The U.S. can spend enormous resources escorting tankers, intercepting missiles and maintaining patrols. Iran only needs enough successful attacks to make commercial shipping dangerous and expensive. We also discussed the expanding war in Yemen, where Saudi Arabia and the Houthis are drawing more regional players into the conflict. Egyptian military assistance is being discussed, while UAE-backed Yemeni forces are reportedly coordinating more closely with Saudi-backed factions. The U.S. Navy may be able to get ships through Hormuz. But keeping the route commercially viable while Iran continues attacking it is an entirely different challenge. And Nance's assessment suggests Washington hasn't solved that problem yet. Malcolm Nance

Mario Nawfal

104,514 views • 1 hour ago

🇮🇱 Daily News Recap No ceasefire, no deal, and Egypt is now on the verge of deploying thousands of troops to Saudi Arabia. Geopolitics Expert Brandon Weichert says this stopped being a regional skirmish and became something far harder to contain. "This is not the Iran war. This is the war for the greater Middle East." When Egypt moves, every surrounding nation gets pulled in. Brandon Weichert

🇮🇱 Daily News Recap No ceasefire, no deal, and Egypt is now on the verge of deploying thousands of troops to Saudi Arabia. Geopolitics Expert Brandon Weichert says this stopped being a regional skirmish and became something far harder to contain. "This is not the Iran war. This is the war for the greater Middle East." When Egypt moves, every surrounding nation gets pulled in. Brandon Weichert

Mario Nawfal

27,903 views • 1 hour ago