Tim's Finger Fidgets - Part 1

Finger Spinners have become very popular in 2017. However Tim has many 'Finger Fidgets' as he calls them, that have been around for quite a while...

[noumenon]

That look of surprise when he immediately gets the little fish in the net, while saying how difficult it is...priceless.
"Oh! ... Crikey! Heheheh."
Gosh darn it, Tim. We love you, man.

[OurCustoms]

Tim is the only man on youtube who can make fidget spinners seem sophisticated.

[bisgaard]

The first part of this video is probably one of the most genuine reviews of a fidget spinner i have ever heard

[gloriousbeaver]

tim is the only person who can have a fidget spinner

[MotherSoren]

5:30
Tims got so much skill he has to try to fail.

[dragorific]

5:30 Tim the grandmaster himself was blessed with the essence of Steve Irwin himself.

[WeirdSide]

During Tim's very fruitful life,
He's seen many trends arise, then die.
While we're all flustered, in a dither
By the simple mechanics of a fidget spinner,
Tim laughs, shakes his head
and mutters 'normies...' under his breath.

[budiisnadi]

Watching his videos feels like experiencing your memories again where your dad/grandpa bought you a toy and teach you how to play it.

[stellastellub]

Tim is probably the best person in the world.

[thelegendofsupernerdsupers]

He could of easily put fidget spinners in the title but he didn't because unlike most channels Tim is interested in entertainment over views. Well done sir

[LazerLord]

OMG, I have one of those tangle things!

[fridibs]

I love how Tim knows the people who created a lot of the toys, how they work and when they are made. He even knows some creators personally.

[Pichufan]

The best thing about Tim's video's. A lot of them are short, yet entertaining enough to watch over and over. There's also a huge amount of them. Short enough to let you click one after anouther cause "it's only 40 seconds". Then there are also the longer video's for when you don't want to click every vid.
Love them all, Tim.

[steamgeek]

I love how Tim seems to have a "childish" personality (not in a bad way), it's heart-warming to see

[rachelmarieLMT]

he's adorable. I love his voice and positive outlook. He finds the god in everything

[alecgross]

So hypnotizing. When the video was over, I looked down and realized I was holding a cup of hummus and had spilled it all over my shirt.

[gdzia]

I love this man with all my heart. His videos are relaxing, but fun, and I enjoy seeing someone so happy and childlike even reminisce on the past and showcase childhood wonderment.

[garyreid]

5:48 "and then you're away, my goodness"

[noumenon]

Since there's apparently a lot of controversy regarding the popularity of fidget spinners, I'd just like to say that I find it remarkable that kids are currently fascinated with a little piece of plastic that moves around with no electronics whatsoever, instead of having their eyes on a screen and Pokemon Go. As a kid from the 80's, the spinner and these other little gizmos are a lot more relatable and it's neat to see people playing with them on the street here in NYC.  I do enjoy the occasional video game too, but I'm just glad people haven't forgotten the joy of simple toys, because that's what it is.  It's kinda cute, and I'll take all the cuteness I can get in this topsy-turvy world. Much bigger things out there to complain about right now!

[dragorific]

At least someone's doing something besides fidget spi-