Steve Mould is a great guy. He wasn't even trying to get the effect named after him. He was trying to demonstrate something in chemistry and didn't have the right equipment and used metal beads instead and saw a strange phenomenon occur and then it went viral with everyone trying to explain it.
To pre-order Grant's book, head to one of the retailers below! Amazon: amzn.to/31MMoO0 Barnes & Noble: www.barnesandnoble.com/w/52-random-weekend-projects-grant-thompson-the-king-of-random/1134307752 Books-A-Million: www.booksamillion.com/product/9781250184504
Dognyres Mother of Pitbulls I know that Bright side, 5 min crafts, slick slime Sam, probably troom troom, woo hoo, 123 go and lots of other channels are connected. Oh and so yummy!
Nate:so I just went out and bought some reeeeeeaaaaally cheap forks... Me :I literally have those exact same forks and they're the nice forks in my house because my parents won't ever buy new silverware
Hi, great videos! Softening bones in Vinegar(active ingredient is Acetic Acid): You can get Vinegars that have a much higher concentration of Acetic Acid (Accelerate the decalcification). Off the grocery store shelve may be 6%, you can get 45% through Amazon.
I'm pretty positive that this will destroy your cotton candy machine, but what will happen if you put hot glue in it. Because if you glue something with hot glue, it makes some thin strings like cotton candy strings.
"They dramatised it a bit, and that's okay," No, no it's not. Not when one is presenting a fact. If it's explicitely fiction, then sure, but Blossom promises "life hacks, DIYs and home improvement ideas", which means that these 'dramatisations' are more accurately called 'lies so our videos sell better'.
Regarding bones in vinegar... My garden supply sells a 30% white vinegar... The standard kitchen variety is 5%. Try that with the 30% and see what happens... AND -- I'm still waiting for maple syrup cotton candy!!! Or maple candy cotton candy!
I saw someone do the chain one in class once. The sarcastic/weird/funny/cool kid stood on a table and did the experiment. He did not fall, although he’s broken two to three bones in this school year. The experiment was one or two days after Mardi Gras , so he collected a lot of beads to put together.
5:49 once when I was little, I was at a fancy restaurant, and one of the waiters did that fork thing for me, and it blew my mind. Two hours later, I still couldn't figure out how he did magic.
I see beads. Oooh mould effect. Then they actually mention his name and credit. Sweet. Steve if you're in the comments I think you're awesome. FOSN is amazing!
With the chicken bones, one factor could be how thoroughly the surface is cleaned of meat and other remnants. Try pulling the meat off a well-cooked drumstick, and then scrub it a bit w/ soap and a kitchen scrubbie.
Callie:Don’t believe stuff you see on the internet Me:This video is the internet so should we believe it or not? Like - The King of Random Comment - Blossom
For the trick balancing forks on toothpicks, you can get it right down to the very end by lighting the protruding end on fire. When it hits the junction, there is not enough heat value to keep it going in it extinguishes, leaving the remainder of things perfectly balanced point to point.
Can you do some of your usual experiments on playdoh? Freeze drying it, putting it in liquid nitrogen, burning it, melting it etc? I think it would be cool
the liquid nitrogen would bounce right off of the dry ice because of the huge temperature difference. And if you made a hole for the liquid nitrogen in the dry ice, it would just boil there until it completely evaporates.
The same chain waterfall effect can happen to the anchor chain on a ship when dropping the anchor. Once you lose control of it, there is no stopping it, and its absolutely catastrophic. You usually lose the anchor and chain, and it destroys the anchor raising windlass. There are videos of this happening on TH-cam. They're worth watching because the ship's anchor chain is a lot bigger than your ball chain, but does exactly the same thing. The noise is deafening.
I used to do that comb & water thing All the time when I was a kid. I learned how to do it somewhere & I had to show EVERYONE I was magical lol! ~☆Abracadabra☆~💫💦💥
This honestly should be an entire series. Debunking Blossom?
It kinda is they dit it thrice alredy
@@flealgaming I want to see more
Oh thats what you ment iam sorry
True
Sounds a bit weird, maybe Busting Myths, or something like that?
Steve Mould is a great guy. He wasn't even trying to get the effect named after him. He was trying to demonstrate something in chemistry and didn't have the right equipment and used metal beads instead and saw a strange phenomenon occur and then it went viral with everyone trying to explain it.
To pre-order Grant's book, head to one of the retailers below!
Amazon: amzn.to/31MMoO0
Barnes & Noble: www.barnesandnoble.com/w/52-random-weekend-projects-grant-thompson-the-king-of-random/1134307752
Books-A-Million: www.booksamillion.com/product/9781250184504
Looking forward to an interesting read
NICE VIRAL IDEA
Rip Grant,a legand
RMA legend
Plz make a metal alloy's with galium , aluminum and brass
11:45
“Don’t believe everything you see on the internet”
But this is on the internet
Awarepillow but you’re on the internet
Isaplonto Supreme but your on the internet
Zalzone but you are on the internet
@@chickennuggets1918 but you're on the internet
TK-970 but you’re on the internet
"I still need an adult a lot of the time" 😂😂 I relate to that so much 🤣
I think if we where all honest with our selves we all still need an adult from time too time. LOL.
@@mrprimenumbers6448 i know right 😂😂
"foil is very dangerous without an adult"
"To be fair I still need an adult a lot of the times"
i suppose they arent adults then?
lansen jiang can’t imagine not supervising something you do
R/WOOSH??
No... sometimes you just need... an adultier adult
@@duke605 they are the most immature adults lol
lansen jiang you haven’t met me
I love these debunking video's, this should be a once-a-week/month thing.
@Ezee Posse TV I think it is
Yes
Static bending water: my 9th grade physical science teacher did that
Ball chain: Mythbusters did that.
Blossom: bogus 90% of the time.
69 likes
Free The Birds we done static in seventh grade
Does water and comb thing really work
It's called physics class
It would be interesting
For you guys to test the experiments from *"Dr. Stone"*
HTME
Yeah
NAGARAJAN SUBRAMANIAM HTME is legit
Would love to see this tbh
Best anime
I see you have not been acquainted yet with 5 minute crafts...
I thought the exact same thing just worded differently
They're the same company or whatever. I think troom troom is with them as well
Dognyres Mother of Pitbulls I know that Bright side, 5 min crafts, slick slime Sam, probably troom troom, woo hoo, 123 go and lots of other channels are connected. Oh and so yummy!
@@Ali_D_Katt they are separate groups of big comp
Callie: dont believe everything on the internet is true
Me: prove that your not lying
You’re*
Hennry Hennry huh!, your from the internet so I shouldn’t believe your grammar edit
TacoPig 321 you’re
@@hennryhennry3829YOUR such a grammar police
CoolGamers2018 you’re
These 2 are slowly becoming the modern Mythbusters, and I love it!
Props for crediting Steve Mould!
It's you! Also glad to see Steve Mould credited.
I'd love to see a TKoR / Steve Mould collab - lots of scope for funny personality clash, but you're both about following and feeding your curiosity
why aren't you verified?
why does this nt hvae a lot of likes
Woah. Didn’t expect to see you here. Awesome! Aaand this is over a year old
Now I need to see the world record for largest ball chain cup chain ever.
Andrew Amis And the worlds longest “waterfall” ball chain cup ever!!!
Myth busters did one with the biggest chain Adam could find.
Qqqqqqq
These are my favorite vids!! Please keep them coming!!
Ok👌
Mine too
her saying "sometimes i need an adult" reminds me of my husband.
husband: i need an adult!
me: you are an adult!
husband: i need an adultier adult!
Meanwhile TKOR to Blossom:
I'm gonna end this channel's whole career
one small correction needed, it's tkor
Roseanne Mikel wdum
If only.
@@sonnyswint3034 they had said tkr when its tkor
1:51 Calli just going into Mum mode and making sure Nate held the comb the right way round is friendship goals
lol
Most of these are basic science experiments we were taught in elementary and middle school. How have people not seen these
They're no longer taught as basic science.
And the ENTIRETY OF THE WORLD did NOT go to your school
The king of random should use grants intro in memory of him
Your pfp means I cannot respect your opinion
@@joopyjoopy why
@Spastik he was suggesting because they are grants friends
Yes
@@joopyjoopy you cant judge somebody because of their profile picture
9:47 "to be fair, I still need an adult... a lot of the time..." I think many of us do! ha ha!
Especially me so that I don’t accidentally burn down the house again heh
You can name this series "Wilt it Bloom?" or "Bloom or Bust" xD
bloom or doom?
who else was saying "ooohhhh pretty colors" when it showed the closeup of the ball chain?
MoonFlux ur a Genius
The king of random and blossom doing science experiments you learned as kids and thinking they are new
Dang, im here before the "i never clicked so fast" comments
kinda hypocritical lol
@@bob5432 shut
And yet are part of the same crowd.
@@hrm7654 k weirdo
@@hrm7654 did you spend the last 10 minutes writing these
Debunking viral videos should be a series on here. These videos always have a modern mythbusters feel and its really nice to see
5:27 when someone spoils the ending of your favorite show
You’re playing with matches and called aluminum foil dangerous i love it😂
I love that their intros are also totally random.
I am loving the videos , keep it up Nate .
Nate:so I just went out and bought some reeeeeeaaaaally cheap forks...
Me :I literally have those exact same forks and they're the nice forks in my house because my parents won't ever buy new silverware
You guys GOTTA clean that sink faucet!!!
Imagine falling asleep in a bathtub of vinegar and trying to stand up
Your non calcium self 🤣
Thats not how it works
@@nikoraasu6929 just let them have it they will learn
You guys should make more these type of videos
1:52 I love how she corrected him
Thank you for putting out content again. I love watching and learning stuff from you guys before bed
Fun fact: In greek amber is called "ήλεκτρο" and it is pronounced like "hélectro" xd
Edit: Thankss for the likess!!
It's pronounced helectro, the ‘ above the first letter, if it's ‘ you pronounce an h and if it's an ’ you don't pronounce an h
@@armankoc Depending on the language, h has no sound.
@@MarkHobbes presumably, we're talking about greek
Nice 💋🇵🇰🇹🇷🌹🌹👌
@@armankoc well I didn't know how to write it in order to sound like that because we don't have letters that work this way xd
I love your vids it gives me an excuse for watching them by saying that "i'm learning". lol :)
Them:Reeeally cheap forks
Me:but, but, I have those forks
I love how you are keeping Grants legacy alive. You should give cool random facts about him or a picture of him sometime.
When you’re so early and you don’t know what to say
Lol I agree
How original
Ruben Mos that happened to me the other day on here lol
@waffeltek original laugh in return
This is so not funny that it’s funny
TKOR: bones turn bendy when you put them in vinegar for a while Me trying to be flexible: takes a bath in vinegar for a week
You guys have inspired me and please do a vid where you make diamond water !
Hi, great videos!
Softening bones in Vinegar(active ingredient is Acetic Acid): You can get Vinegars that have a much higher concentration of Acetic Acid (Accelerate the decalcification). Off the grocery store shelve may be 6%, you can get 45% through Amazon.
0:13 calli’s face
Comb: touches ballon
Comb: watr bendr
I saw the bone one done really well after being in wine for about 3 years
them roasting and exposing blossom
me: ooooooo🤭🤭
I thought you would end with: "Love with your heart, but use your head for everything else!"
CAPTAIN DISILLUSION!!!
*flies away*
I'm pretty positive that this will destroy your cotton candy machine, but what will happen if you put hot glue in it. Because if you glue something with hot glue, it makes some thin strings like cotton candy strings.
3:05 That's Steve Mould... One of the most reliable chanel on TH-cam.
Yeah, I knew about the bending water and the rubber bone.
I frankly didn't expect a Blossom video to be true.
I did the last one as a science fair project in kindergarten. I kept them in vinegar for maybe 3 days and it worked.
I am sad I always watch all their videos so I never have any more to watch lol 😂😂
Callie: To be honest I still need an adult most of the time.
:)
I've been balancing two forks on two toothpicks on top of a salt shaker for over 10 years man. You got it from Beakman's World.
"They dramatised it a bit, and that's okay,"
No, no it's not. Not when one is presenting a fact. If it's explicitely fiction, then sure, but Blossom promises "life hacks, DIYs and home improvement ideas", which means that these 'dramatisations' are more accurately called 'lies so our videos sell better'.
Dude, they were just saying that cuz it's the least complicated thing to say.
Modern day myth busters haha I love it
Regarding bones in vinegar... My garden supply sells a 30% white vinegar... The standard kitchen variety is 5%. Try that with the 30% and see what happens...
AND -- I'm still waiting for maple syrup cotton candy!!! Or maple candy cotton candy!
I saw someone do the chain one in class once. The sarcastic/weird/funny/cool kid stood on a table and did the experiment. He did not fall, although he’s broken two to three bones in this school year. The experiment was one or two days after Mardi Gras , so he collected a lot of beads to put together.
That first one is one I did in school; I thought nearly everyone knew about it
5:49 once when I was little, I was at a fancy restaurant, and one of the waiters did that fork thing for me, and it blew my mind.
Two hours later, I still couldn't figure out how he did magic.
I see beads. Oooh mould effect. Then they actually mention his name and credit. Sweet.
Steve if you're in the comments I think you're awesome. FOSN is amazing!
I like the intro, and I really like you guys as hosts, keep up the awesome work (:
wait what would happen if you cut open a helium balloon that had been shrunken in liquid nitrogen?
With the chicken bones, one factor could be how thoroughly the surface is cleaned of meat and other remnants. Try pulling the meat off a well-cooked drumstick, and then scrub it a bit w/ soap and a kitchen scrubbie.
6:37
I hope someone looks at me like that.
Blossom: *exists*
TKOR: I’m bout to end this mans whole career
Callie:Don’t believe stuff you see on the internet
Me:This video is the internet so should we believe it or not?
Like - The King of Random
Comment - Blossom
I love your vídeos, and you as a couple.
Continue like this 😊
Can you try:
•Freezing
•Burning
•Boiling
Hot glue
I am very curious what will happen
I'll tell you what happens; It wil freeze's, It wil burns, It will boil.
For the trick balancing forks on toothpicks, you can get it right down to the very end by lighting the protruding end on fire. When it hits the junction, there is not enough heat value to keep it going in it extinguishes, leaving the remainder of things perfectly balanced point to point.
Hey guys, The Mythbusters - Jamie and Adam - did an episode where they did a whole section on the chain fountain effect. Definitely worth checking out
They totally did, used it for part of an entire season intro.
Nate: Foil is very dangerous without an adult
*sarcasm has entered the chat*
"It likes to escape"
Me: SAME
Can you do some of your usual experiments on playdoh? Freeze drying it, putting it in liquid nitrogen, burning it, melting it etc? I think it would be cool
What happens when you put liquid nitrogen in dry ice?
This I would like to see
the liquid nitrogen would bounce right off of the dry ice because of the huge temperature difference. And if you made a hole for the liquid nitrogen in the dry ice, it would just boil there until it completely evaporates.
@Jacob Crawford link?
The optical disc trick is something else, and I never thought of doing it. xD
Makes a cool party trick.
8:34 they killed my dad D:
???
Look at his name
Mikey's Gaming and more oh lol
You won't get many compliments from a goose but this was a quality video
Video idea : you can try to carbonate different liquids like mlik,oil,etc...🙃
I ship them so much. They are already finishing each others sentences
epic
Do you know "the action lab"?
He did the mould (thank for correction @bo pijpker) effect (the thing with the cup and metal chain thing)
Actually it's Mould effect, as in it was named after scientist and youtuber Steve Mould
0:13
Calli: *seconds before disaster*
2:15 bruh he’s doing water bending
When your early but all you want to say is early
Early
you're
You guys should make the pop tab chainmail! You could make full armor!!
Like so they can see it!
2:00 headphone warning! that squeak hurt my brain!
The same chain waterfall effect can happen to the anchor chain on a ship when dropping the anchor. Once you lose control of it, there is no stopping it, and its absolutely catastrophic. You usually lose the anchor and chain, and it destroys the anchor raising windlass. There are videos of this happening on TH-cam. They're worth watching because the ship's anchor chain is a lot bigger than your ball chain, but does exactly the same thing. The noise is deafening.
Can you dissolve paper and remake your own?
The cup thing is gonna be my next drinking game.
Hi
First
I saw the bending fork video and immediately thought of yall.. the next day BAM.
I used to do that comb & water thing All the time when I was a kid. I learned how to do it somewhere & I had to show EVERYONE I was magical lol! ~☆Abracadabra☆~💫💦💥
After watching a lot of your debunking videos, I’m actually surprised that these life hacks actually worked!
EARLY ILY GUYS
“Wooooo fur try” -Cali 2020😂
The second i heard, debunking blossom, i said "im out"
The editing is amazing
I would like to buy some goods
A great Z to