<strong>For two days the video was viewed more than 114 thousand times.</strong>

In the comments, many began to play a trick on Ryan, addressing him on behalf of the editors of non-existent magazines.

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>"Hi, Ryan, I'm the editor in the" Huge Animal Languages ​​"magazine, and I'd like to post this video in the radical language section," Dominic Boggio writes.

>"Hello, Ryan, I'm writing for the" World of Bison "magazine, and I'd like to contact your childhood friend and discuss the nature of this video," wrote littlemobzy.

>"Hello, Bison, I'm writing for the magazine" Ryan's World, "and I'd like to get in touch with your childhood friend and discuss the nature of this video," writes Hayden Jacobson.

>"Hi, Ryan, I'm writing for the magazine" Drinking coffee bison in the car, "and I want to contact the Zuro from this video about this video," writes Saitama Bro.

>"Hi, Raina, I'm writing for the magazine" I do not understand all these comments in the spirit of "I'm writing for such and such a magazine" and I do not understand what is happening. Thank you, "- writes Richard Dawes.

Some were just glad that such a video got into the trends of YouTube.

"Finally, a good video in the trends," - writes and Peggy.

"This is a random piece of the top class, which deserves to be in trends," BigNat3r writes.

"So YouTube should be!", - writes HBCgraphics.