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I tested a stack of clickbait shorts to find out which viral tricks were real, which ones were fake, and which ones were surprisingly legit. From a PVC pipe that makes a cruise ship horn sound to bubble experiments, DIY web fluid, an unbreakable water balloon, and a paper cylinder that flies farther than expected, the results kept getting more ridiculous.
Along the way, I tried a self-heating lunch box, a Post-it note dart, a bottle-opening knife trick, nitro gloves, a floating table, a moving origami figure, and even the forehead bobby pin test. Some clips were obvious clickbait, some needed a second try, and a few actually worked better than expected. It’s part science experiment, part reaction video, and part satisfying viral hack review.
If you like clickbait shorts tests, viral life hacks, DIY science experiments, funny reactions, and real-versus-fake challenge videos, this one delivers a mix of comedy, curiosity, and unexpected results. Great for fans of short-form experiment content, satisfying trick tests, and commentary on viral TikTok-style science hacks.
Along the way, I tried a self-heating lunch box, a Post-it note dart, a bottle-opening knife trick, nitro gloves, a floating table, a moving origami figure, and even the forehead bobby pin test. Some clips were obvious clickbait, some needed a second try, and a few actually worked better than expected. It’s part science experiment, part reaction video, and part satisfying viral hack review.
If you like clickbait shorts tests, viral life hacks, DIY science experiments, funny reactions, and real-versus-fake challenge videos, this one delivers a mix of comedy, curiosity, and unexpected results. Great for fans of short-form experiment content, satisfying trick tests, and commentary on viral TikTok-style science hacks.
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00:00Can you stick a soda can to your hand without an adhesive?
00:02Does a plastic pipe with a balloon attached to it sound like a cruise ship horn?
00:06And is it really possible to open a bottle only using a knife?
00:09I don't know, because when I first saw these things, I thought it was for sure clickbait,
00:12but before declaring it officially that it's clickbait, I figured we'd just try them all out.
00:16So that's exactly what we'll be doing today.
00:17And trust me, there are a lot of crazy ones in this video, so without further ado, let's do this.
00:21All right, bro, what are we doing here?
00:23So we're putting something into a balloon, taping it on the side of a PVC pipe, taping it a little
00:27bit.
00:28All right.
00:29All right.
00:30Oh, cool.
00:32Oh, my gosh.
00:34All right, I thought at first there's like, oh, cool way to blow up a balloon or something.
00:37Like, you just extend it, so then you have to blow directly into the balloon.
00:40So I thought that was cool, and I didn't see how it would be clickbait.
00:42But at the end, then we saw basically like a ship horn, like a cruise ship horn you're able to
00:47make from this engineering feat right here.
00:49All right, this would possibly be the coolest one I've seen if we're able to pull this off.
00:52So all aboard.
00:53Okay, guys, so I have the PVC pipe right here, and I followed the instructions.
00:56So I zip tied a smaller piece and attach it to a balloon.
01:00And then apparently if I blow through this opening right here, the balloon is going to expand.
01:04And then when it deflates, it's going to create the sound of like a cruise ship.
01:08I hope this works.
01:09This would be super cool.
01:09All right, here we go.
01:10Let's see whether or not that was clickbait.
01:12Three, two, one.
01:25Oh my gosh, it works.
01:27That sounds exactly like the horn of a cruise ship.
01:30I can't believe that actually works.
01:34Oh my gosh, what is it?
01:36How is that possible?
01:37What is it about the air from here?
01:39Like you would think by the time the air reaches here, it's no longer like compressed and moving around to
01:44create that sound.
01:45But for whatever reason, this works perfectly.
01:47This is a really cool trick.
01:48So definitely recommend trying this.
01:50I wonder if it works with like other material as well.
01:52But if you have a PVC pipe laying around, you can make yourself a ship horn.
01:58That's one of the coolest things I've ever done.
02:00All right, very cool.
02:01Obviously not clickbait.
02:02Definitely recommend trying this one.
02:04Okay, so here it looks to be some maybe bubble solution and then a cube of like Q-tips.
02:10Okay, so we're dipping it in and then what?
02:12Oh my gosh.
02:15Holy CGI.
02:16Okay, sure.
02:18All right, so why would that even make sense?
02:19I'm trying to make sense of this right now.
02:20So if you dip a cube into bubble solution, the bubble that forms is going to have that really interesting
02:25thing in between.
02:26Wouldn't it just be like a blob of bubble?
02:28That does not seem to make sense.
02:29This one definitely feels clickbait though.
02:31I'm just warning you guys.
02:32So let's see if you can make that really cool 4D cube effect using the bubbles.
02:35So I have Q-tips right here.
02:37So I'm going to glue some of these together to make the cube.
02:39And then we have our bubble solution right here.
02:41And interestingly, he puts in toothpaste and sugar as well.
02:45I thought it was just dish soap and water, but I guess we'll find out why.
02:47Maybe it makes it like a bit more adhesive or something.
02:49So let's start first with the dish soap.
02:51Healthy amount of that.
02:52And I guess some toothpaste.
02:54Not sure what that does.
02:55And then end it with a little bit of sugar because who doesn't love sugar?
02:59Great.
02:59Mix it all together.
03:00Now it's time to wrap it up.
03:03Okay.
03:03And I think it's safe to say we have some pretty decent bubble solution because the bubbles are forming.
03:08So now it's time to make the cube and we're going to see if this works or not.
03:10Okay.
03:11So here is the Q-tip cube right here.
03:13So we're going to dump it in.
03:14And we're looking for that little form in the middle to do what we saw in that video.
03:19Here we go.
03:24Oh my gosh.
03:25It actually does it.
03:27Wow.
03:27So if you look in the middle there, you'll see exactly what we saw in that short.
03:30So it is not clickbait.
03:32You do have that cool little thing in the middle.
03:34Hey, that's 3D.
03:34That's 4D for you right there.
03:36We have a square bubble.
03:37Oh, looks like my breath blew it out.
03:40But let me see if I blow in it, what happens?
03:46Oh, that's kind of cool.
03:47So it just separates in the middle.
03:49But then you still have some of the bubble solution hanging on the side of the cube.
03:53Like expands and then contracts.
03:57Wait, can I reach through there?
03:58Hold on.
03:59Hold on.
03:59Hold on.
04:05Whoa.
04:06We just penetrated the cube.
04:08All right.
04:08That is very cool.
04:09One of the cooler things right there.
04:11That is not clickbait.
04:11If you have a cube dipping in bubble solution, you create some crazy 4D insane shape on the
04:16inside.
04:17All right.
04:17Let's see.
04:17Today, I'm going to teach you how to make some web fluid.
04:19You're going to need...
04:20Web fluid?
04:20What?
04:21And then some way of...
04:21Fabri-Tac and acetone.
04:23Okay.
04:23Okay.
04:23Then it looks like we're going to put it into some sort of like nasal spray maybe.
04:27Just because they're pretty convenient.
04:28And is it that simple?
04:29You just spray from that point and you get like web shooter?
04:31Which makes using them as a web cartridge a lot easier.
04:33Now...
04:34Wait, what?
04:34...is go shoot some webs.
04:37So this whole time,
04:38Peter Parker is trying to figure out how to recreate the web fluid that's inside of his
04:42wrist.
04:43And all it is is Fabri-Tac and acetone.
04:46Feels a little bit too good to be true.
04:47I feel like this guy is actually Spider-Man.
04:49I mean, look what he has.
04:50Like that thing has to be assisting it, right?
04:52There's no way that that little nasal spray can create webs.
04:55Or can it?
04:55That's why we're trying this.
04:56So let's see.
04:57Okay.
04:57Let's go ahead and make some at-home liquid web shooter.
05:00So I have the Fabri-Tac right here.
05:02Then I have some nail polish remover or acetone right here.
05:04So I'm going to mix up 10 plus 20 milliliters of each.
05:07And then we're going to create some sort of crazy spray thing that shoots out those webs
05:10like you saw.
05:11Now, unfortunately, I don't have that Spider-Man thing.
05:13That's like a completely 3D rendered thing.
05:16That's only specific to that guy.
05:18But we're going to see if we can at least get the webs coming out with our own little spray
05:21bottle.
05:21First things first, we need to get 10 milliliters of this.
05:24We're going to put this into here.
05:27Come on, baby.
05:27Then we're going to take 20 of you.
05:31Get in there, baby.
05:32All right.
05:33Perfect.
05:34Then we're going to mix it up.
05:36And then when I squirt this, webs should be coming out of this.
05:40Oh!
05:42Wait a second.
05:44You see that?
05:52It's very mini webs, but it looks like this does work.
05:56This is what Spider-Man inside of his body.
05:58This is what's brewing.
05:59Acetone and Fabri-Tac.
06:01Oh no, a villain.
06:08Ah, got him.
06:10Got him.
06:10Look at him.
06:11He's completely trapped in the web of my acetone and Fabri-Tac.
06:14Okay, so who would have thought that you're able to have DIY web shooter fluid?
06:18That's how you make it.
06:18And that is not clickbait.
06:19So that's actually a very cool one.
06:20I don't know if I'll ever do this again, but if you need to capture somebody like Pikachu,
06:26just know you can do it.
06:28Not as strong as spider webs though.
06:30All right.
06:30I see a water balloon.
06:31So what are we going to get into here?
06:34It's an unbreakable water balloon.
06:36You see, I don't know how this would be clickbait though.
06:40They're doing the thing, you know?
06:41That's got to break.
06:42No way.
06:43Okay.
06:43You know what?
06:44You had me in the first half.
06:45Maybe it doesn't break from a height like maybe two, three feet, but when you're putting
06:48it off of a building or something, it definitely has to break.
06:51It's a water balloon.
06:52It's latex, right?
06:53So that should certainly break.
06:54I'm going to see if this actually exists.
06:56It looks to be in China or something, but I'll try to find this unbreakable water balloon
06:59and then we'll actually put it to the test and see what we could do with this thing.
07:02Okay guys.
07:02So I went ahead and purchased this indestructible water balloon and I filled it up with maybe 10
07:07gallons of water.
07:08So this is what this thing looks like when it moves around.
07:10I just wanted to show you because I think it's pretty funny.
07:12So it's like a water balloon on steroids and look at this.
07:15You can just make it do a bunch of things.
07:17It's like a really fun blob and it doesn't break.
07:19And I tried.
07:20Like my nails trying to point through it, like nothing will do it.
07:23This, you could step on it and the water just basically does that.
07:27So this thing's cool.
07:28You can't really move it though.
07:29That's the issue.
07:30And you certainly can lift it.
07:31I forgot how heavy water is, but if I tried to lift this for instance, it's very heavy.
07:37It's like a full on deadlift.
07:38This must be a hundred pounds.
07:39I have a little needle here.
07:40So we're going to test this to see if it'll break it.
07:43Nothing.
07:43And so the only way to truly break anything is with the tungsten cube.
07:48So we're going to drop 40 pounds of the densest metal in the world directly on top of this.
07:53And if it survives that, then we know that you can trust this thing and that it's actually indestructible.
07:57Okay, here we go.
07:58Three, two, one.
08:01No way.
08:02Are you kidding me?
08:03That survived the tungsten cube?
08:06All right, man, I've seen everything.
08:07I can't believe that it survived that.
08:09I thought for sure it was going to break it.
08:13Oh, it does have a little bit of a hole.
08:15Wait a second.
08:16Okay, it looks like it actually ended up being the downfall of this thing.
08:21But honestly, the fact that it was able to even survive that a little bit, kudos to this water balloon.
08:25I'd definitely say it's indestructible because for it to survive this even just a little bit, that's impressive to me.
08:29Subscribe.
08:30One more time for good measure.
08:33Now it's gone.
08:34Oh!
08:35All right, this looks fun.
08:36So we have two glasses.
08:37One of them seems to be filled with some beads and then the top one with water.
08:40And then what happens?
08:42Oh, a little bit of transfer action happening.
08:45Okay.
08:45I don't know if that's going to work, but how else would they have created that?
08:48You know, because sometimes it's not clickbait just because they did the thing.
08:52Usually I'm looking for some cuts or some AI or like some funky business happening.
08:55But for that one, we just saw it right there.
08:57It happened.
08:57So I'm going to be a believer until I'm not.
08:59Very excited to try this one.
09:00We're going to see whether or not that short was clickbait or not.
09:02So I have a bunch of microplastic styrofoam mini balls here.
09:06And then I have a Nordic glass of water.
09:08So this goes on the bottom.
09:10This goes on top.
09:10When I flip it and then pull this card, apparently all these balls will go up.
09:14Or will they?
09:14Let's see if this physics is true or not.
09:16And let's see whether that short was lying.
09:17Okay, this setup has happened.
09:19Now we're going to pull this and the magic should happen.
09:22Three, two, one.
09:26Oh!
09:32Well, I'll be golly.
09:34I've never said that before in my life.
09:35But all of these styrofoam little balls are going to the top.
09:40So it looks like this is working.
09:41This is actually quite cool to see.
09:42They're all rushing up, trying to win the race.
09:45Is literally every single one going to go?
09:46And they're all piling up towards the very top.
09:49Very organized.
09:50Just filling the entire bottle as you see.
09:52And the water is transferring as well.
09:54Because there was not a lot of water on the bottom.
09:55Now the bottom is basically filled with water.
09:57All right, just a few more left.
09:59And we're going to see this close out.
10:02Every last one of them.
10:03Look at that.
10:04Defying gravity by creating a siphon.
10:06All right, very cool little science experiment right there.
10:08That short was not clickbait.
10:10You saw it yourself.
10:11This wasn't reversed or anything.
10:12And even if it was, that'd also be pretty crazy.
10:14This absolutely works.
10:15Not clickbait.
10:16Pretty fun to try.
10:17All right, cool one.
10:18Soap plus bottle equals what?
10:20Enlighten me here.
10:22All right, baby wipe.
10:23Cut bottle.
10:25I don't know.
10:25There's a lot of cuts in that video, right?
10:27Like, I'm not sure.
10:28But also it should work, right?
10:29It's just a bubble wand that you're kind of creating.
10:31A little DIY bubble wand.
10:32But I like bubbles.
10:33Bubbles are fun.
10:34Who doesn't like bubbles?
10:35If you don't like bubbles, subscribe.
10:36And if you do like bubbles, subscribe.
10:38All right, that's my only time I'll tell you to subscribe for this video.
10:40If I tell you it again, you have to subscribe.
10:41So it's a lose-lose for everybody.
10:43Well, a win-win because you're going to enjoy it.
10:44So make sure to subscribe.
10:45All right, guys.
10:46So I have my Aquafina water bottle right here.
10:48And we're going to turn this into a bubble wand.
10:49So I have a baby wipe with a rubber band around it down at the bottom.
10:52So this little area is going to be where I suck up this bubble solution.
10:56I'll blow into this and we'll see if we can make some bubbles.
10:59Easy enough, right?
11:04Oh, it actually works.
11:06You are able to get some bubbles through your Aquafina bottle.
11:09Wow, that's pretty fun.
11:10Let's see if we can go even higher.
11:20Oh my gosh, it actually works.
11:23I think we can go higher.
11:24I need to just get on something.
11:32This is at least three feet.
11:36How do we still have bubble solution?
11:40All right, well, there you have it.
11:42You are, in fact, able to blow a very high bubble using a water bottle and some dish soap.
11:48As long as you have a little baby wipe you can attach to the bottom.
11:50That was a very cool one.
11:51I'm glad that we did that.
11:52So shout out to that short.
11:53It was not clickbait.
11:54That was a very good one.
11:55All right, cool.
11:56Okay, the first thing I noticed before we even watch this is this guy has a really long nail on
12:00his thumb.
12:01So you should definitely cut that.
12:02Maybe get a manicure.
12:02And then the second thing I noticed is that this is definitely AI.
12:06Like, this is not a real environment.
12:08And then, of course, you could throw this thing ultra far, right?
12:10So the OP paper airplane isn't actually an airplane form.
12:13It's more like a tube.
12:14And you just throw it like that, and then it can go across the room.
12:17I mean, that thing flew.
12:18That was going like 50 to 100 feet, it looked like.
12:20All right, I'll remain optimistic, but I think by all accounts, this should be clickbait based on what we just
12:24watched.
12:25But I'm happy to be wrong.
12:26Okay, guys, so I just finished up the cylindrical paper airplane.
12:29So this is what it looks like.
12:31I don't know how this is going to fly, but we're going to see whether or not this works.
12:34So everyone's making all these crazy paper airplanes when you could just be making this thing.
12:37Okay, here goes nothing.
12:38Three, two, one.
12:41Oh, wait a second.
12:43Is this optimal?
12:44Oh my gosh, look how far.
12:46That went probably 20 feet.
12:48Let's see if I can hit the wall.
12:50Wow, that thing really goes.
12:54That thing's insane.
12:58Oh, that's far.
12:59That's like 40 feet.
13:00Okay, I'm taking it outside now because I want to see if I can actually get this really far now
13:04that we're outside and there's no restrictions or anything.
13:06So I can get some height on it as well.
13:08So let's give this guy a go, and let's see.
13:13Oh, that was pretty high.
13:16Okay, so I'm favoring high too much.
13:17Let's go long.
13:19Oh my gosh, that is OP.
13:21Forget paper airplanes.
13:23Who's still throwing paper airplanes in 2026 when you have paper cylinders here?
13:27Look at this.
13:29Look at that.
13:29All right, that is the coolest paper airplane you could possibly make.
13:32So very cool one right there.
13:34Absolutely not clickbait.
13:35Great product overall.
13:36So yeah.
13:37Oh, oh, I thought that was a hand.
13:40It looks to be like an eggplant or something.
13:42Okay, so the claim is that that seemingly like nitrile looking glove is able to take on the force of
13:48an actual cleaver to it.
13:49So it's basically an unbreakable glove.
13:51I don't know if I believe that.
13:52I think it's just latex.
13:53It's like cutting into a balloon.
13:54So there's no way that that would work, right?
13:56All right, let's see if I have extra hands or vegetables hanging around, and we'll chop into this to see
13:59whether or not this is true.
14:00Are these nitrile gloves really indestructible like we saw in the video?
14:04I mean, that guy was literally putting them on fruits and cutting them.
14:07So let's see whether or not that's true.
14:08So I have a cucumber and a squash right here.
14:09I'm going to start off with the squash, put this nitrile glove on it.
14:13Then I'm just going to like try to slice through with this mega cleaver.
14:19Wow, wait, what?
14:22No way.
14:23So I cut into the actual squash, but this took all of the force, and it didn't break whatsoever.
14:29Wait, that's actually kind of cool.
14:30Let's try it again.
14:30Really hard one now.
14:34What?
14:35Nothing.
14:36This is completely cut proof.
14:38Hold on.
14:38I'm going to go even harder, so let me go ahead and put it on the cucumber.
14:41Wow, clean slice.
14:42Fruit ninja all the way through.
14:44Fun fact, squash and cucumbers are fruits because they have seeds.
14:47So is a pepper.
14:48So is a tomato.
14:49And a banana is a berry.
14:53All right, well, it is not penetration proof, so can't use it in that regard.
14:59All right, take two here.
15:00Cucumber.
15:01Great.
15:01So we're on now.
15:02Cucumber starts here.
15:03I'm going to give a really big gash.
15:05Like as hard as you've ever seen, like I own a butcher shop.
15:10All right, if you own a butcher shop, you can definitely cut through it.
15:13But if you're just going willy-nilly, it's probably good.
15:19Inconclusive.
15:19But you saw, I mean, it depends on the power level.
15:21But if you were wearing those gloves, I think it's fair to say it will definitely hurt your
15:24hand because it just protects the glove.
15:26Anything underneath it, as you saw, gets completely chopped.
15:33Oh, that was fun.
15:34That was like Fruit Ninja.
15:37All right, enough of that.
15:38Nitrile gloves, kind of indestructible, but not really.
15:41So clickbait, but not the worst clickbait I've ever seen.
15:45Still pretty cool.
15:46All right, let's see what we have here.
15:47Every big Bic lighter has a baby Bic lighter inside.
15:50A couple emojis.
15:51Look at this.
15:53No.
15:54No.
15:54Hey.
15:55No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
15:57You could tell they opened that before, then they closed it, and they put in a little mini
16:00Bic lighter.
16:01It does not work like that.
16:02I've been fooled before, right?
16:04Cameras inside of the boo-boos, measuring tape inside of slap bracelets, but this time
16:08I will not be fooled.
16:09There is not a baby Bic lighter inside of a large Bic lighter.
16:12I actually have a Bic lighter somewhere around here, so we're going to try that right now.
16:16Is it true that underneath this large lighter is just a mini lighter?
16:20Right in there, are we going to find one of those little handheld flickers?
16:23I don't know, because I've been using this thing forever, and I never thought that it
16:26would betray me like that by having a little mini me within it.
16:29So I'm going to have to get in there and unscrew it.
16:31Luckily, we have a little contraption right here that should be able to go in there and
16:34unscrew this.
16:35Oh, yep, we're good.
16:36Great.
16:37Moment of truth.
16:38What are we going to find inside of the lighter?
16:39I'm actually excited about this.
16:44What are you hiding?
16:45They really don't want me to find out, because they even have a sticker that stops you from
16:49separating this.
16:50Well, guess what sticker?
16:50I don't care, because I want to get to the bottom of this, because according to that
16:53video, there's some fishy business going on in the lighter world.
16:58All right, here we go.
17:00Is there a lighter underneath?
17:01Wait a second.
17:02It kind of looks like it.
17:04No way!
17:06No way!
17:07That's actually true.
17:08Are you kidding me?
17:10There's actually a mini lighter with lighter fluid in it underneath.
17:14Who would have thought?
17:15So this is just a canister to hold just the classic lighter.
17:18I can't believe that was true.
17:20I thought for sure that that was going to be a clickbait short, but it's not.
17:23But yeah, it's got the same sort of thing.
17:24You press this down, and then you ignite it up, and you can get the flame just from this,
17:28I'm sure.
17:28Okay, I'm assuming this is going to be something with opening a bottle.
17:34Is it that easy?
17:36I mean, that looks incredibly easy.
17:37It looks like you can literally just da-da-da-da-ch, and then take the top off.
17:41Well, I guess this is a twist-off, so it doesn't count.
17:43But if I have some of these laying around, I will be trying this, and hopefully I don't
17:47hurt myself, because it does look a little bit dangerous.
17:49I think flies off.
17:50And if we look back a little bit, every single one of these looks to take off the actual
17:54lip.
17:55So you kind of like break the bottle entirely, but you do technically open it, so let's
17:58say this is true.
17:59This is going to be fun.
18:00I'm excited about this one.
18:01Let's see whether or not we can open up this can of Coke.
18:03It's not a twist-off, just using our butter knife right here.
18:06They all do the same exact jingle, which is like...
18:11All right, let me lock in.
18:18What about a little bit of an angle?
18:27Well, it did open up.
18:30First try, too.
18:31Listen, guys, I tried my hardest.
18:33This was the result.
18:34I broke the glass, so I don't know if that was supposed to happen or not, but technically
18:38we did get it open using this butter knife right here.
18:41I'm going to try it one more time, but instead of a butter knife, I'm going to use a steak
18:44knife.
18:45Okay, here we go.
18:54All right, works like a charm.
18:55So if you don't have a bottle opener, but you do have a knife on hand, just know that
18:59you could open your bottle of Coca-Cola.
19:02All right, that's a cool one.
19:03Not clickbait, funnily enough.
19:04Okay, next up we have this one here.
19:06They have a unique solution for lunchboxes.
19:08So the Japanese figured out how to serve a hot meal on the train.
19:11Wait, what?
19:12Pulling a string, the box heats up...
19:13Is that like a self-heating lunchbox?
19:16Is Japan always one step ahead?
19:17Wait, they didn't even show the mechanism.
19:19How is it self-heating?
19:20What is underneath it that creates the heat to cook the food?
19:23I trust Japan has it.
19:24Japan is pretty crazy.
19:25Like, they're definitely like cutting edge when it comes to lunch technology.
19:28But is it true that you're able to just have a self-heating lunch?
19:32Hopefully I can get my hands on one of these, because this would be exciting.
19:34This would be a game changer for sure.
19:35So hopefully it works.
19:36I went ahead and bought it.
19:37I have the self-heating food right here.
19:39It's instant hot pot tomato soup, just like the one in the video.
19:43So I'm going to follow these instructions and see if it's actually self-heating,
19:46like it actually claims on the packaging.
19:48So let's open this bad boy up first.
19:50Hot pot tomato soup.
19:51It sounds good.
19:52What does self-heating mean?
19:53How is that possible?
19:54We're going to find out.
19:55Or maybe it's lying.
19:56All right, lots of instructions on here.
19:57So first, you tear all the packs from the upper box and put them into the upper layer box.
20:03So I'm going to tear all of these and put them into here.
20:05Ooh, what is that?
20:06Some chili oil?
20:07For the record, this is room temperature, so it's not hot.
20:09Some flakes.
20:10Looks like some veggies.
20:11Yum.
20:12Then it says, add water into the upper layer box to the water line.
20:15Do not exceed the upper box edge.
20:17All right, gotcha.
20:18From here, we're going to tear the plastic package of the self-heating bag.
20:22What is the self-heating bag?
20:23Oh, is this it?
20:25Oh, it's a heating bag.
20:26Okay, so then the secret ingredient is this heating bag right here.
20:29So it says to open this up and then we're going to throw this in here.
20:33Kind of like how an ice pack, when you break it, all of a sudden it gets cold.
20:36This apparently does the opposite when you mix it with cold water.
20:39So they said put it in there, fill it up with water.
20:44Oh, oh my gosh, what?
20:46Wait, how is this happening?
20:48Okay, then we put this down.
20:49All right, and this thing is now officially cooking.
20:52So they said to close the lid, wait eight minutes, and then after eight minutes, I mean, you guys saw,
20:57there's definitely a lot of heat.
20:58That was like a facial that I got of steam.
21:00And that's going to cook this thing up, so we'll check back in on this and see if it actually
21:03worked.
21:03But spoiler alert, I think it does.
21:05Very cool technology here from the Chinese.
21:07Shout out to China.
21:08If you listen closely, you can literally hear it boiling.
21:11This thing is so hot.
21:12It's crazy how we didn't use anything.
21:14It actually goes to 120 degrees Celsius, it notes.
21:17What is that converted to Fahrenheit?
21:18Feels hot.
21:19All right, let's wait like six more minutes and we'll see what this thing looks like.
21:21This thing is now steaming.
21:23Look at all that.
21:24It is 100% cooking.
21:25We have about two minutes left, but I am certain that underneath this is a fully cooked hot pot tomato
21:30soup.
21:31Very impressed with this technology.
21:32I've never seen this before.
21:33I know hand warmers exist, but I didn't know that you could reach boiling temperatures with cold water mixed with
21:38whatever that Chinese technology is on the bottom.
21:41Oh, this is starting to smell really good.
21:42Okay, I'm getting a little bit impatient, so I want to show you guys what's underneath the hood.
21:49Oh, that's looking good.
21:52It's starting to take its form here.
21:53I mean, look, I don't know about you guys, but I'm pretty comfortable with saying that this thing absolutely worked.
21:59This thing is not only cooked, but it's super piping hot.
22:02I mean, look at all the steam.
22:03The technology seems to be true, so I'm going to give this one a big thumbs up, not clickbait whatsoever.
22:07If you want to get some good hot pot without any microwave use, this is it right here.
22:12Here we have a banned origami.
22:19Can a post-it note really turn into some ninja star that you could basically throw against the wall and
22:23possibly do harm to others?
22:25All right, I'm excited to make this paper dart.
22:26This would be a game changer, so let's see whether or not this works.
22:28Okay, so I followed the instructions of that post-it dart, and now I'm left with this, and this looks
22:33exactly like the one they showed in the video.
22:34So I have a balloon right here, and I'm going to see if I could pop the balloon using what
22:38was a post-it note.
22:39Okay, and I think the way to throw it is by using two fingers like this, and then...
22:45That is very fast.
22:46Let me get my aim down, and I think we actually might be popping a balloon.
22:50Oh!
22:52What if I just do this?
22:53Oh, come on.
22:56Oh!
22:58Oh my gosh!
22:59I can't believe that post-it note just popped a balloon.
23:01That was deadly.
23:03I would be careful if you wanted to do this, because that thing was like a shuriken.
23:05That is absolutely crazy, but you can create a dart with a post-it note.
23:08So if you're in school or something, you want to play with your friends, just know that you could do...
23:13And generate a lot of velocity to the point where you could even pop a balloon.
23:16So surprisingly, not clickbait.
23:18I was not expecting that one.
23:19I thought that one for sure was like some movie magic when we watched it, but that one is absolutely
23:23true.
23:23A very cool one, but be careful.
23:24Okay, we have some simple bartender trick here.
23:29Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
23:31Hold on, hold on, hold on.
23:32I don't even need to watch further.
23:34Was the simple bartender trick like, here's a cool drink you could make?
23:37Or was it the fact that he just stuck it to his hand?
23:40Regardless, that's what we're testing.
23:41I don't care what else the video is.
23:42I can't believe I just saw that.
23:44He stuck an aluminum can to his hand.
23:45All right, let's get some cans and try to stick them on our hand right here.
23:49Let's do this.
23:50So let's see if we're able to create a vacuum in the hand so that we can hold an aluminum
23:53can.
23:53I don't know if this is possible or not.
23:55Apparently you just do this and then it stays on your hand.
23:57Create a vacuum, basically.
23:58I think this can's a little bit too big, so I'm going to go ahead and dump some out and
24:01we're going to try this.
24:02Because in the video, he's using a mini can, some European can.
24:08All right, so far, not too good.
24:11Oh!
24:13I don't know if this would work with the liquid in it though, but you guys saw.
24:16I mean, for a half a second, I did get it to stick.
24:20A few moments later.
24:22I got it.
24:23Oh, I had it for a second.
24:27Bruh.
24:29Light work.
24:30How's your evening going, ladies?
24:32Maybe we'll try it again with like a mini can next time.
24:36Oh, you got it!
24:37Oh my gosh, Michael actually got it.
24:39He stuck it to his hands.
24:41Let me show you guys.
24:43Oh, well, you guys saw it.
24:44How'd you do it?
24:45I actually added a little bit of soap and I wet my palm.
24:49Little soap.
24:52Oh!
24:53We kind of got it.
24:54Okay, so you need to have like a little bit of stuff on your hands and then you're able to
24:57do it.
24:58Yes!
24:58All right, so that is cool.
25:00Very cool trick.
25:01So if you have an aluminum can and you get like a good little suction, a little vacuum created there,
25:04you can definitely stick it to your hand.
25:06Make sure they're wet though.
25:07I was trying to do it dry, so that's why I was having those difficulties.
25:09But the moment you do it wet, you guys saw.
25:12Bam!
25:13Sticks right to your hand.
25:14And if you're professional, you could probably hold that for a little bit as well.
25:16You could even pour a drink and stuff.
25:17So not clickbait.
25:18Very cool one.
25:19Okay, this is called the anti-gravity table or the tensegritty table.
25:23Cap.
25:25Obviously cap.
25:26What is supporting it?
25:27Can we just take a balanced look at this for a second?
25:29Like collectively as a classroom?
25:31Can we assess this?
25:32We're in physics class, right?
25:33How is that possible?
25:34I get like counteracting forces.
25:36There's two things I don't believe.
25:37One, I don't believe that that table is going to lay nicely like that.
25:40There's definitely some movie magic happening.
25:41And then certainly you can't put something heavy on top.
25:44That looks like it needs to fall.
25:45Listen, I took AP chem.
25:46I did not take AP physics.
25:47So I will happily be wrong on this one because this would be cool to see.
25:51So let's try it.
25:51Okay, we just assembled the anti-gravity table right here using those same dimensions
25:56as we saw in that video.
25:58So we're going to see whether or not this thing works.
26:00And if we put some weight on this unsupported table.
26:02Here we go.
26:04Okay, let's see if it stays.
26:07Oh, all right.
26:08So far, so good.
26:09Looks like it's levitating, but it's looking great.
26:11Wow.
26:11Not going to lie.
26:12That is a big surprise.
26:13And then moment of truth.
26:14Can we put any weight on it?
26:16It doesn't look like it.
26:18Okay, we switched up the orientation of it a little bit.
26:20Balance for just one second and I'll be happy.
26:23One.
26:24Oh, that's not bad.
26:25That's not bad.
26:26All right.
26:26Well, I mean, you guys saw it.
26:27It was able to stand a little bit, which was fun.
26:29But now I think it's broke at this point.
26:32But we were able to get this to work for a little bit, which means that the floating
26:36table is semi-clickbait.
26:38Very hard to put together.
26:39But if you do happen to make this, don't expect much.
26:41But you can definitely get something.
26:42I mean, it's cool enough that it could stand on its own like that.
26:44Put a little platter on it.
26:45Put a little iced tea on it.
26:47And then this is what you get.
26:51All right, let's test another thing.
26:52How with the crying faces.
26:54Oh my gosh, is that a moving little like post-it note?
26:57Little moving origami there?
26:58Wait, how does that work?
26:59Okay, wait, wait, wait, hold on.
27:00That table is slanted a little bit.
27:02So we definitely need a little bit of slant to our table, which I guess is a given.
27:05But we're going to have to construct this little thing and see if it moves.
27:07I mean, nonetheless, that is a pretty cool looking thing.
27:09I don't know exactly what he did, but I'm going to figure out the instructions to make
27:12this moving origami and we're going to test it out.
27:14All right, guys, I followed that origami instruction and we have our cute little guy right here.
27:19I think it's a dog.
27:19I'm not sure what animal they're trying to do.
27:21I didn't have origami paper, so I used just standard paper.
27:23So I'm going to see if you guys could do this at home as well.
27:25But let's see if this is clickbait.
27:26So first, we're going to have him stand up.
27:29Great.
27:29Then we tilt it a little bit.
27:31Give him a little nudge.
27:34Come on, don't be afraid.
27:36Don't be afraid.
27:37Come on, get your feet right.
27:39Oh, he was kind of moving for a second.
27:41Hold on.
27:41I want him to go without me.
27:42No training wheels here.
27:43Keep him flat for now.
27:44Hold on, hold on, hold on.
27:45Hold on.
27:48Okay, take two.
27:49I got a bit of a thicker paper now.
27:51So we have our dog.
27:52Let's stand him up and then let's see if we can do this.
27:55Nice and sturdy.
27:58Oh, he took a step.
27:59I saw it.
28:00He took a step.
28:01Oh, I think we count that.
28:02We'll run that replay, but it looks like we finally got this thing to do what it needs to do.
28:08Oh, he took another step with his left foot.
28:10You saw that, right?
28:11I am, yeah.
28:11We're counting that.
28:13This origami is a complete waste of time, but we did fortunately get a step.
28:18So I think this does work.
28:19You just have to be super patient, use the right paper, and then get the perfect measurements
28:22so you can get the origami to do what you just saw right there.
28:24Hopefully times 10.
28:25Pretty cool one though, but unfortunately I'm not equipped to get that perfectly right.
28:29But if you guys do it, let me know.
28:30Send me a DM or something on Instagram.
28:31And while you're there, make sure to follow me.
28:33All right, let's see what else we got.
28:34All right, first frame of this has somebody with a bobby pin on her head.
28:36I didn't think this would actually work.
28:38I'm guessing it has to do with that.
28:40Please tell me I'm not the only person that didn't know about this.
28:42Apparently the center of your forehead is magnetic because of your third eye or whatever.
28:46Third eye?
28:48Wait a second.
28:49Now I'm interested.
28:49I don't believe in the third eye, but I do believe that your body is able to create certain vacuums
28:54at certain points where you're able to then hold on to things.
28:57But are you able to do it on your forehead?
28:58I mean, I guess I could pretty easily try.
29:00You know what?
29:00Let's do this the proper way.
29:01All right, I'm going to find a couple of things, stick them to my head, and we'll see whether or
29:03not this is real.
29:04Okay, guys, I have a bobby pin right here.
29:06And according to that video, you have a third eye right here, and it's able to, like, magnetize and stick
29:10to your skull.
29:11So I'm going to place it like they all did.
29:13Let's see if it stays.
29:15Is it on?
29:16Yeah.
29:16Is it really sticking?
29:17It's stuck on there.
29:18Are you kidding me?
29:19Just first try, just like that?
29:21And can I use my brain to, like, take it off?
29:22Get off.
29:24No way!
29:25What?
29:26No way!
29:26That's, like, not scripted or anything.
29:28That's, like, a genuine first try at that.
29:30All right, so third eye confirmed, but they also said that you could do it with a paperclip.
29:34So I have paperclips here as well.
29:35Let's see if we can do it with this.
29:37I don't see why this wouldn't work.
29:39Same area.
29:40Let's lock this in.
29:42Oh, you have to be kidding me.
29:43Again?
29:43I guess everything just sticks to me.
29:45You can't remove it though, Katie.
29:51You know what it is.
29:52Three eyes up here.
29:53All right, that's kind of a cool one.
29:54I thought that was going to be clickbait.
29:55I was like, oh, like, why would you ever attempt that?
29:57But there you have it.
29:58You can do it.
29:59Try it out.
30:00All right, we got some water here being poured in, and then what?
30:03Oh, okay, okay.
30:05So the water stops when it gets to the bottle.
30:07I don't know that much about physics, but I feel like that should work.
30:10I don't know if this is necessarily clickbait.
30:12This does feel like the most honest one, but that's why we're here.
30:15For the good, the bad, the easy, the hard, we're here to confirm.
30:18Or not confirm.
30:19So let's see.
30:20That looked pretty cool.
30:20It makes sense that it would work, but I feel like this would be really cool to showcase.
30:23So I have an Aquafina water bottle right here, glass right here.
30:26And we're going to begin pouring, and we're going to see if it stops basically right where
30:29the mouth of this bottle is.
30:32Never a good sign when your Aquafina has carbonation that comes out of it.
30:35I thought this was just pure water.
30:36Let us begin.
30:38Will it stop?
30:40Oh, right in its tracks.
30:42Here, go by now.
30:45Oh my gosh.
30:47There is still a lot of liquid in here, but it refuses to pour into the cup.
30:51Why, you may ask?
30:52Well, the real-
30:53No, actually, I have no idea.
30:54It's probably something to do with siphoning in the same way that we just saw it with the
30:57styrofoam balls, but very cool nonetheless.
30:59It's a good little way to stop it if you're ever getting to the top of your pour.
31:02Just remember, it can't go any higher than where your pour level is.
31:06Oh, okay.
31:07I messed it up right there.
31:08Sorry about that.
31:09But as you can see, that one is true.
31:11That is not clickbait.
31:12Little science lesson for you guys right there.
31:14Very cool.
31:14All right, what do we have here?
31:15So we have a hair straightener on a wine bottle.
31:18Do not tell me that this hair straightener is going to somehow magically remove the cork.
31:27Of course it is.
31:29Yep.
31:30And then, just like magic, but the cork pops out.
31:33I mean, I guess so, right?
31:34Like, heat rises.
31:36So if you have a lot of heat, it's going to force its way up, and I guess it could
31:39push
31:39the cork out.
31:40I just feel like the glass would break or something before it gets to that point.
31:42Or it must take a really long time, because that is some pretty thick glass.
31:46All right, let's go ahead and see whether or not this works.
31:47We're going to see if we can uncork a wine bottle using a hair straightener.
31:51So that looked really cool, and I don't see why this wouldn't work, right?
31:53The heat should make this ultimately want to escape from here, but that is wedged really deep
31:58in there.
31:58So I'd be super surprised if it worked, especially quickly.
32:01But let's give it a try.
32:02So I'm going to turn this on right now, put it to literally the highest it goes, which
32:06is 450 degrees.
32:08So a literal oven in here.
32:09The heat is starting to come out a little bit.
32:11Now we're going to heat this up until it ultimately comes out.
32:13I'm going to do it slightly below, so then the heat is pushing it upwards.
32:16All right, going on about minute two here.
32:18Still heating it up.
32:19Nothing has happened yet.
32:20So this is going to be a slow burn, but I actually think it's going to work.
32:26A little bit of an update.
32:27Still nothing.
32:28This cork is really in there.
32:30Refuses to come out direct heat for about three, four minutes now, but I'll keep at it
32:34for another couple of minutes just to confirm that this doesn't work.
32:37But right now it's not looking too good, guys.
32:43All right, guys.
32:43Well, I've been doing this for 17 minutes and 47 seconds, and literally nothing has happened.
32:48So I think it's safe to say this is complete clickbait.
32:50Do not waste your time doing this.
32:52I mean, maybe if you do this for an hour or something, but at that point, it's not even
32:55a life act.
32:55This isn't even useful.
32:56This is maybe the dumbest thing I've ever seen.
32:58No movement whatsoever.
32:59That wine is still completely corked.
33:01You're better off just shattering the wine and then just like getting the liquid off the
33:04ground.
33:05So absolute clickbait.
33:06Do not trust that creator moving forward.
33:08All right, guys.
33:08That was a lot of fun.
33:09So thank you so much for watching.
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33:14Peace.