Video: Man Tosses Stone Into Washing Machine Just To See What Happens, Internet Baffled
In one of the most baffling videos doing rounds online, a man decided to put a massive stone inside a working washing machine — yes, really. The video, originally shared on Instagram by the handle ‘XYZ ZONE’, shows him sitting calmly beside the appliance, holding the stone, and then… he drops it in. Unsurprisingly, chaos followed.
Within minutes, the washing machine broke down. Parts flew, the drum shook violently, and the machine was clearly done for. What followed next? A flood of confused, angry, and disappointed reactions from netizens.
While some viewers simply asked “Why?”, others were far less forgiving. “This might have helped a poor family instead. What is wrong with people these days?” one user commented. “I've been thinking about buying this machine for 3 years and you have ruined it here” another added. The post, despite the backlash, gained over 81K likes in just 6 days.
A common sentiment echoed across the comment section: why destroy something functional for content? Viewers slammed the video as a pointless waste and questioned the growing trend of wrecking things for online clout.
“Doing things one day before the exam,” one person quipped, clearly equating it to panic-driven foolishness. Others went deeper, criticizing how platforms reward such reckless behavior.
The clip's exact location and authenticity are still unclear, and Times Now hasn’t verified its origins. But one thing’s for sure: this stone wasn’t just heavy — it landed a heavy blow to the idea of responsible content.
Within minutes, the washing machine broke down. Parts flew, the drum shook violently, and the machine was clearly done for. What followed next? A flood of confused, angry, and disappointed reactions from netizens.
While some viewers simply asked “Why?”, others were far less forgiving. “This might have helped a poor family instead. What is wrong with people these days?” one user commented. “I've been thinking about buying this machine for 3 years and you have ruined it here” another added. The post, despite the backlash, gained over 81K likes in just 6 days.
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A common sentiment echoed across the comment section: why destroy something functional for content? Viewers slammed the video as a pointless waste and questioned the growing trend of wrecking things for online clout.
“Doing things one day before the exam,” one person quipped, clearly equating it to panic-driven foolishness. Others went deeper, criticizing how platforms reward such reckless behavior.
The clip's exact location and authenticity are still unclear, and Times Now hasn’t verified its origins. But one thing’s for sure: this stone wasn’t just heavy — it landed a heavy blow to the idea of responsible content.
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