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YouTuber Xyla Foxlin explains why people aren't blowing up everywhere.
As a Gen Xer I was raised to believe in quicksand pits, Godzilla attacks, and spontaneous combustion. Xyla Foxlin proves that one of them is very unlikely to take me out.
Previously:
• Xyla Foxlin makes a clear kayak with LED lights
• Xyla Foxlin takes a trip and makes a map
• Watch Xyla Foxlin test her 'bulletproof' ballgown
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