[Graphic Video] Man Pees On Kellogg Assembly Line: Urine In Rice Krispies Treats, Cereal Or Puffed Rice Cake?

A video that’s truly disturbing has gone viral online, which shows a man urinating on a Kellogg assembly line. The video is very graphic, and shows the penis of the man as he begins urinating on an assembly line. In the Kellogg facility, the assembly line shows food that is being dispensed from a big silver shoot onto the assembly line. The man urinates onto the assembly line — directly behind the food, so it’s pretty obvious that the urine likely contaminated the food.

According to WREG, the video of the urinating man was recorded in 2014, but just came to light after the video was uploaded to World Star Hip Hop, a website that is known to contain plenty of fighting and other outrageous videos. Some of the videos feature folks screaming “World Star!” during the actual footage, because those recording the footage know they plan to upload the video to World Star Hip Hop.

The video of the urinating man shows footage of him panning from his penis and then peeing onto the assembly line to reveal his location. That’s when it is understood that the video was taken at a Kellogg assembly factory. According to Kris Charles, a spokesperson for Kellogg, although the urination event occurred in 2014, Kellogg learned of the video on March 11, when it was uploaded to World Star Hip Hop.

Indeed, the very graphic video — which World Star Hip Hop makes viewers swear they are 18 years of age or older to watch — is less than 60 seconds long, but is gaining views a-plenty.

Warning: The link to the video on World Star Hip Hop leads to a very graphic video that is intended for adults.

The viral video, titled “Terrible: Dude Records Himself P****** In A Kellogg’s Conveyor Line! (*Warning* Must Be 18 Years Or Older To View)” has swelled to nearly 400,000 views as of this writing. With 393,742 views in one day, and nearly 4,000 comments (3,941 as of this writing), the World Star Hip Hop video is definitely going viral online.

For their part Kellogg, says that their company is investigating the criminal matter — as well as the FDA, which has launched a criminal investigation into the urination act. The chilling part of the statement Kellogg released — as seen below — is that several of their popular products could have been affected by the urine. The Rice Krispies Treats, Rice Krispies Treats cereal and puffed rice cake products are the popular Kellogg items that might have been infected by the urine.

According to the Government of South Australia, certain infections can be spread via urine.

“Some infections are spread when blood or other body fluids (for example, urine, saliva, breastmilk, semen and vaginal secretions) from an infected person comes into contact with the mucous membranes (the thin moist lining of many parts of the body such as the nose, mouth, throat and genitals)… or the bloodstream of an uninfected person.”

Despite these facts, the hope is that the man who urinated at the Kellogg facility didn’t pass infectious urine into the products. Since it happened in 2014, the expired products have likely already been consumed by consumers.

“Kellogg takes this situation very seriously and we were shocked and deeply disappointed by this video that we just learned of yesterday. We immediately alerted law enforcement authorities and regulators. A criminal investigation is underway as well as a thorough internal investigation.

“Our investigation revealed that the video was recorded at our Memphis, TN facility, in 2014. Products that could have been potentially affected were Rice Krispies Treats, Rice Krispies Treats cereal and puffed rice cake products, all of which would be past expiration date.

“Food quality is of the utmost importance to Kellogg Company. We are outraged by this completely unacceptable situation, and we will work closely with authorities to prosecute to the full extent of the law.”

Disgusting video shows man urinating on cereal conveyor belt at 'Kellogg's factory’ https://t.co/xm0emDWkwD

— Daily Mail US (@DailyMail) March 11, 2016

[AP Photo/Matthew Mead]