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There’s something about seeing all that icky, goop escape your pores that feels really. Zits are the absolute worst and that’s probably why it's so oddly satisfying watching pimple-popping videos.

"Disgusting things tend to capture the attention pretty easily, and (surprisingly) it's been found that people are more likely to pass along and tell their friends about something that's disgusting versus something that isn't. Preschoolers love puzzles Weve got the perfect picks for your pint-sized puzzlers Our preschool puzzles are designed specifically for little ones, featuring engaging designs and Ravensburgers high-quality, kid-proof construction. As of this writing, more than 2 million people have watched this video featuring dozens of 50-year-old blackheads clustered around.He also explained why this phenomenon has become so popular and why others are still absolutely revolted by videos like this and can't even look at them: Blackheads, pimples, cysts, abscesses, and more This is an older blackhead video, but one I A Blackhead Extractor & Tweezer Dance Dr Poojer99 Pookachu Poolofr1 Poontan1 Pooters1 Pop-Psychology Popeye10. The doctor in the video first uses a scalpel to cut into the unidentified persons blackhead. ORANGE13 ORLANDINI ORLANDOC ORTELIUS ORpnd686 OSBORNEC OSBUNorth OSBUSouth. One of the main functions of disgust, the heart of this particular emotion's primary job or core mission, is to protect us from infectious diseases," he says. This one is a large chest blackhead, not to be confused with a third nipple.

"It's the same kind of thrill people get from, say, riding a roller coaster or bungee jumping - it activates the experience the typically comes with a real kind of danger while actually being protected from the harmful effects typically associated with those situations. Professor and author of Yuck!: The Nature and Moral Significance of Disgust, Daniel Kelly, explains why people are so drawn to things that disgust them.