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These super viral videos broke my brain. This umbrella got tired of rolling around and decided to walk away. For some reason, this mirror makes the blinds disappear. Close blind on the mirror. You can see through it. In March 2026, a photographer was trying to get some video footage of a thunderstorm in Texas when a strange green light appeared in the sky. This beaker of oil looks like it's empty, but look what's hidden inside. Another beaker of oil. And look what's inside this beaker. That's right. Another beaker of oil. And look
what's inside this beaker. A tiny beaker of oil. This is how people try to hide money from the police. The money is only visible when turning the pages in reverse. A giant hole opened up on this road and these people just didn't care. They don't have this blocked off or nothing. Oh, is he going to go? Holy. Oh, it's water. It looks like a pit, doesn't it? It's water. Okay. Six. Six times. 1 2 3 4 5 six. See six. This is nine. This is six. This is nine. Right.
Yeah. This is six. And this is nine. Wait, wait, wait. What? This is how you make a perfect circle inside of a bubble. She discovered a really weird optical illusion. So, it's moving. But wait, when we start moving, it looks like it's still. And then you can tell it's moving again. So, I guess baby caracals sound nothing like a cat. The ice formed on this window in a really cool pattern. This is one of the craziest magic tricks I have ever seen. This guy went to the store and couldn't believe what he saw. fell just right.
Yeah. I've never seen that happen. It's like take a picture. You stand next to it like Yeah. This worker looked like he was floating while cleaning the glass at this museum. For some reason, the reflection on these plates looks like Sid the sloth from Ice Age. Doesn't this look like Sid the sloth from Ice Age? It's just the reflection from like my plates or something. This guy just discovered an infinite coffee glitch. It is literally That's as far as I can go. But it's not going anywhere. It's not on no power line. What is going on? Oh, heck no.
This oil flow looks like it's frozen in time. Nothing unusual until you turn your headlights off. This town in Montenegro received so much water in such a short period that the trees couldn't handle it and started rejecting it. This horse is so black that it creates a perfect optical illusion on the snow. You can't tell if the horse is walking towards or away from the camera. The speed of these helicopter blades matched up perfectly with the camera's frame rate, which makes it look like the propeller isn't moving at all.
How is something like this even humanly possible? These people spotted this plane which seems to be frozen in time. This diver ran into this absolutely massive manta ray. I don't understand how this tree is still alive. There was something wrong with this person's plumbing that caused their faucet to drink water. This magician somehow keeps moving the holes that are in this card. No, this isn't CGI. This is an actual magic trick, and I have no idea how it works.
This paper clip is made of a type of metal called nightool. Nightol is an alloy consisting of titanium and nickel and it has the ability to remember its original shape when placed in hot conditions. Well, let's show it in. Isn't that amazing? It's a paper clip again. Let's put it in there. In 2024, people in China spotted this weirdly rectangular cloud. One of my subscribers took compressed air and shoved it into their faucet and found out that it freezes the water. I just found out that armadillos can scream hairy arm.
This person found some water that was right in the middle of transitioning into ice. If you swing a magnet at a chunk of copper, it comes to an immediate stop. The magnet's momentum is slowed by opposing magnetic fields generated by the flow of electrons in the copper. And since the electrical energy isn't being collected by a circuit for any useful purpose, it dissipates into the lump of copper as heat. a really cool magic trick with springs that seem to never stop getting longer no matter how much you pull on them. Rock, paper, scissors is actually wrong.
Paper can defeat scissors. All it needs to do is spin really, really fast. This car is somehow strong enough to pull this truck. It's pretty crazy how still this water is. This poor little guy looks like he's melting. This person found out that they could flash freeze their water bottles. This company makes notepad paper that is made of stone. You can pour ink and water on it and it's still usable seconds later. When the conditions are right, a mirage can appear on the ocean water that can make ships look like they are levitating.
So, this is really interesting and I have no explanation for why, but this frog refuses to jump outside of this circle. I'm not a doctor, but I don't think his arm is supposed to be doing this anything. Give me an explanation cuz I don't know what this is, but I've always been able to do it and nobody else can. It's my arm just like In 2011, these weird clouds formed over California. This guy turned himself into a real life cartoon. Hi. Wave. Hi. This person was born without a collar bone. This rock climber has some incredible strength in his fingers. The ledge is only 6 mm thick. On a bright sunny day in Florida, a
random lightning strike hit this tree. This house caught on fire and everything burned except for this one bedroom because the door was closed the entire time. Short hallway only a couple of feet to a closed bedroom door. So we open the bedroom door. We find virtually no damage. We had to pull some ceilings and some walls to get at some This person designs fidget spinners that present an animation when you spin it. Here's a good visual of how much 1 billion is. So let's say one grain of rice is equivalent to 100k and 10 grains of rice would be then a million. Well, how much is a billion? So my Saturday night consisted of counting 10,000 grains of
rice one by one. That is a billion dollars where each grain of rice is worth 100k. I just bought you like a Lamborghini right here and I didn't even notice it was gone. Can the mirror see my head moving? Yeah. How does the mirror know what I'm doing if I've got it covered? The mirror is inanimated. It don't know nothing. How can you see what my head is doing on the other side if I've got this up in front of me? So, I was in a museum and saw this really cool optical illusion.
This person was born with a really, really long thumb. I'm going to make the water disappear. Look. This person bought a meal from McDonald's and then left it in her closet for 24 years. After 24 years, the food never broke down or decomposed. French fries pretty much look like fries that just, you know, like fell on the floor of your car and you didn't find them for a month. The bread has never molded. As a matter of fact, it's not even cracked. It's pretty dry and brittle. So, how do you even make fabric that does this?
I'm really not sure how this dog is able to balance itself just fine. This guy wanted to see if it was possible to deep fry water. He trapped the water in an edible membrane, covered it in eggs and flour, and then deep fried it in peanut oil. I think you did it. That's not bad. First try. Um, there we have it. We just deep fried water. This person found this sadl looking crab that somehow lost all of its legs. She has been feeding and taking care of it for the past couple days. In a few weeks, the crab will make a full recovery and its legs will grow back. This guy was sitting at the base of the St. Louis Arch and it looked really trippy.
These are called upuper lights. They look like regular boring rocks until they're placed underneath an ultraviolet light. Quite a few different flavors. Put the white light back on and take the UV away. Breathe and breathe. So, I've watched this video like 17 times and I can't figure out where this other woman came from. All right. Ready? Ready. Oh, look at that. Wow. She put on some makeup that only appears under ultraviolet light. This is called a hydrolamp and it uses a cool light effect to make it look like water is traveling upwards.
There's an artist who likes to carve pillows out of marble. This is a machine with 100 individual gears. In order to make the last gear at the end and make one full rotation, the first gear needs to be spun a Google amount of times. That's the number one with 100 zeros after it. Long story short, it would take more energy in the entire universe just to rotate the very last gear. These guys in Oklahoma found a little rock that can only float in this specific area. I originally thought it was attached to a string, but the way he is holding it doesn't make me believe that's the case. Did I touch it? Oh, I touched it.
You broke it. That's pretty cool. Floating rock and there's moss. Wait, what? Haha. This is called the Thatcher effect, where an image looks completely fine until you turn it right side up. There's a neighborhood in Texas with some interesting street names. You have Same Way, which connects to Rightway. You have right way which connects to my way. Right way also connects to which way? Straight way also connects to right way. And then you have this way that's connected to that way. That is the end of this video. I really hope you enjoyed and I'll see you guys again very soon. Butter.
