YouTuber finds out what happens when an iPod stopwatch passes 9,999 hours

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A YouTuber discovered what happens when an iPod stopwatch surpasses 9,999 hours, revealing an amusing yet anticlimactic result.

In a recent viral video, a man decided to explore what happens when an iPod stopwatch reaches 9,999 hours and ticks over 10,000 hours.

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This experiment, recorded by a YouTuber named Streaming Andrew from Melbourne, Australia, has captured the attention of many online viewers.

The video showcases the gradual progression of the stopwatch on Andrew’s iPod for 416 days.

As the timer approached the milestone of 9,999 hours and 59 minutes, anticipation built among viewers.

The moment finally arrived when the clock hit 10,000 hours, and the outcome was surprisingly simple.

Andrew’s reaction to this significant moment was nonchalant, describing it as “pretty uneventful.”

“Oh, alright, well that was pretty uneventful,” he remarked.

He humorously remarked that he would now have to wait until the timer reached 99,999 hours for something more exciting to occur.

The YouTuber plans to push the iPod stopwatch to 99,999 hours.

Despite the seemingly anticlimactic result, Andrew continued his experiment, determined to push the stopwatch to 99,999 hours.

After a staggering 4,166 days, equivalent to about 11 years and 4 months, Andrew uploaded another video.

This time, he showcased the iPod’s display as it surpassed the 99,999-hour mark.

Once again, the transition to a new digit was met with no extraordinary changes, with the text simply adjusting to accommodate the additional digits.

One viewer suggested passing down the iPod to future generations to carry on the legacy of this unique experiment.

Another viewer humorously proposed that Andrew’s dedication should earn him a spot in the year’s YouTube Rewind video.

Many viewers were curious about the results and started sharing their thoughts in the comments.

Some found the outcome disappointing, while others appreciated Andrew’s dedication.

People began to discuss how long the iPod had lasted and how it was impressive that it could run for so long.

Viewers also suggested fun ideas for future experiments and praised Andrew for his commitment.

I imagine it was nowhere near as thrilling as clocking Donkey Kong, one user said.

I saw a video of someone doing this. He hit stop at 9999:59:59 and then went to notes to show his math theory.

Then went back to the stopwatch and accidentally hit reset, the second user commented.

He has A lot of time on his hands, the third user said.

Just goes to show they had too much time on their hands, another wrote.

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