A video allegedly taken by the twisted firebug shows him igniting the massive Kimberly-Clark warehouse blaze in San Bernardino County.

Chamel Abdulkarim, 29, of Highland has been arrested on two felony arson charges for torching a warehouse operated by consumer goods company Kimberly-Clark in Ontario.

The horrifying video shows the huge warehouse stacked high with pallets bearing packages of toilet paper and paper towels.

A voice on a walkie-talking can be heard saying, “we’ve got a fire in the warehouse,” as the filmer, believed to be Abdulkarim, slowly walks from pallet to pallet, lighting packages of fire.

“All you had to do is pay us enough to live,” he says. “All you had to do was pay us enough to f—ing live.”

As fires burn in the distance, the narrator says: “You may not pay us enough to f—ing live, but these bitches dirt cheap,” as he holds up a lighter.

“There goes your inventory,” he adds.

The video was reportedly reposted by a warehouse employee who received it from someone on site.

The original Instagram account bearing Abdulkarim’s name has been suspended.

Abdulkarim was captured not far from the warehouse Tuesday while the fire still raged.

The six-alarm fire was so massive that neighboring fire agencies including San Bernardino County Fire Department had to help out. More than 140 firefighters battled the fire, which raged through the day.

The warehouse that burned is worth a whopping $156 million, according to Zillow.

The building caught fire with astonishing intensity thanks to the paper products inside that helped fuel the flames. Kimberly-Clark is a hygiene company that owns brands like Huggies and Kleene.