Well it does explicitly say it doesnt exist

Every time I see one of these “X does not exist” articles, I hope that it’s just a blank page.

I get a YouTube embed [0], of which it probably has a list it tries to deliver one from randomly.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tSa701EftM

I got the same exact video. I wonder if that's because its not random or just doesn't have enough videos

It's picking a random video out of 14: ${urls[urls.length * Math.random() | 0]}

With the list loaded as an asset: urls = ["Spu3eiOEJ-M", "BE2lZ-Ti1Wc", "lHpcYPfjiLs", "6w2WXRFJpAE", "jPBgu-IO6TI", "g4px8cFR3gc", "whD78YCQXoo", "4iN9738uASY", "2tSa701EftM", "hjinBNYEkb8", "jckJS8RNMbw", "gq5EQtSiJiE", "zhV3ecScgrA", "wVnt_CX0C64"]

Whatever I viewed, frequently morphed into car shapes, with an apparent emphasis on frontal and rear portions. A sort of pseudo intellectual ADHD pr0n vid for kinky vehicle computers, or very peripherally specialized humans.

https://www.thismusicvideodoesnotexist.com/assets/urls.json has about a dozen video IDs