Australian comedy duo Hamish Blake and Andy Lee decided to take part in a ritual that delivers 'the worst pain known to man'. Watch the excruciating ordeal below:
Hamish experienced an Amazon tribe's 'coming-of-age ritual' on travel show Hamish and Andy's Gap Year South America, which aired back in 2014.
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In the programme, the pair meet the Brazilian Satere-Mawe tribe and take part in their initiation rites, which unfortunately for Hamish involves gloves filled with bullet ants.
The toxins released by the ants generates 'the worst pain a human is capable of experiencing'.
It claims the top spot on the Schmidt pain index - a sliding scale of painful insect stings devised by entomologist Justin Schmidt.
As shown in the video, Hamish instantly feels the burn as soon as he fits the mitts on.
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Andy 'helpfully' adds: "Shall I get you a Panadol...
"...or a Nurofen plus?"
Hamish wasn't impressed.
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"What do I do, what do I do?" screamed Hamish.
A member of the tribe said that he needed to dance to relieve the pain.
Not being funny, if I wasn't well and my mum told me to dance in order to feel better, I'd be absolutely fuming... and doing Toosie Slide at the same time.
"Seems like a very strange directive from the doctor, doesn't it," admitted Andy.
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Hamish, who clearly wasn't having fun, said: "I don't want to dance."
Hamish actually ended up having to get a boat to go to hospital - where he was treated with morphine, antihistamines and anti-inflammatory drugs.
The viral clip recently resurfaced on TikTok thanks to user @janthejoker.
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It's racked up 7.3 million views and 573,000 likes.
One user jokingly commented: "Dance to release the pain, poor guy is traumatised and they're making him whip nae nae."
A second user wrote: "Imagine if this is just a thing they made up to make people do it whenever they visit for a laugh."
To be fair, that would make a lot of sense."
Whilst a third user asked: "Someone please find a woman who has given birth, and been bitten by bullet ants so we can find out which is actually worse."
Good look with that mate.
A final user concluded: "Step on a Lego...then we'll talk."
Agreed.
Featured Image Credit: Channel NineTopics: Funny, Comedy, Australia