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''BME Pain Olympics 2'' (sometimes mislabeled as ''BME Pain Olympics 3'') was made in the Summer of 2005 and unlike the first video, was the first of three authentic videos labeled as the ''BME Pain Olympics''. These videos were made to promote the website BMEVideo (which has now since merged with BME's main website) and show excerpts from videos that were uploaded to the site. The videos also had the notability of having music play over the disturbing clips. | ''BME Pain Olympics 2'' (sometimes mislabeled as ''BME Pain Olympics 3'') was made in the Summer of 2005 and unlike the first video, was the first of three authentic videos labeled as the ''BME Pain Olympics''. These videos were made to promote the website BMEVideo (which has now since merged with BME's main website) and show excerpts from videos that were uploaded to the site. The videos also had the notability of having music play over the disturbing clips. | ||
The video depicts a man stretching open his anus, a man masturbating an enlarged penis (an object that looks like pickle or cucumber can be seen within the meatus), ants crawling on the man's genitals, a man hammering his own penis, a man hanging his testicles, an old man shoving a butter knife down his urethra, a man inserting AA batteries on his urethra, and a man rubbing his genitals against a cactus. The music playing in the video this time were the first two tracks (''4/01/05'' and ''4/02/05'') from the experimental rock album Suspended Animation by the supergroup Fantômas. | The video depicts a man stretching open his anus, a man masturbating an enlarged penis (an object that looks like pickle or cucumber can be seen within the meatus), ants crawling on the man's genitals, a man hammering his own penis, a man hanging his testicles, an old man shoving a butter knife down his urethra, a man with nipple piercings inserting AA batteries on his urethra, and a man rubbing his genitals against a cactus. The music playing in the video this time were the first two tracks (''4/01/05'' and ''4/02/05'') from the experimental rock album Suspended Animation by the supergroup Fantômas. | ||
==BME Pain Olympics 3 (2007)== | ==BME Pain Olympics 3 (2007)== | ||
