Dude 3rd degree burns are the worst besides a full-thickness burn. How many degrees of burns do you think there are? From Mayo Clinic’s page on Burns:

“3rd-degree burn. This burn reaches to the fat layer beneath the skin. Burned areas may be black, brown or white. The skin may look leathery. Third-degree burns often destroy nerves, causing numbness.”

I’m really struggling to understand what other liquid you think humans can consume as food/drink. It’s only water dude. Milk is mostly water. Chicken broth is mostly water. Coca Cola? Mostly water. The juices dripping out of your rare steak? Mostly water. Pepto Bismol???? Cough syrup?? It’s just medicine mixed into water and thickened.

So yeah. Soup (especially like the one in the video that appears to be mostly just a broth) is just some ingredients mixed into water, which would barely cause a second degree burn unless she was submerged for a couple second or more in boiling soup.

I think it’s hilarious that you believe I’m “inventing” things yet you won’t look it up for yourself because you don’t know for sure if you’re right, and your ego is waaaaay too big to face the possibility of being wrong in a Reddit comment. And “idc enough to look it up” isn’t an excuse when obviously you’ve cared enough to keep replying to me for the second day in a row now.