Not since the infamous llama chase of 2015 has a live stream been as gleefully enthralling as the Santa Clara blob.

The Bay Area’s KTVU Fox 2 news station was quick to hop on the mysterious foam beat, and is currently streaming with a video title that suggests, “We don’t know what it is or even if it is possibly toxic / lethal if breathed in, but let’s watch as it grows!” That’s the magic of Facebook Live!

Some chill guy rode his bike through the foam. His name is Blake, because this is California and of course it is. “It feels just like soap,” he told the newscasters. I’m sure it did, you beautiful, carefree fool.

This video of some kid riding through a huge foam spill in Santa Clara is just glorious. via @nbcbayarea pic.twitter.com/xzxPSyxnnH — Ryan Parker (@TheRyanParker) November 18, 2016

Blake told KTVU that officials told him the foam is fire retardant, and totally safe. It was as Blake emphasized the blob’s safety that other officials leapt into action, taping a barrier between the humans and the foam.