When SSundee's brain gets played too hard he can't even believe it

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[slackmaster]

Bro his facial expression when he’s sees the gray trees

[MrAqr]

The odd-colored scenery is made in complementary color light (cyan instead of red, magenta instead of green, yellow instead of blue).

Staring at the dot makes your eye watch the same color in the same position for so long that your eyes can't send the color information to your brain anymore, so your brain interprets the odd-colored scene as the new normal.

When the scene switches to black-and-white, your eyes sense the difference, but your brain compares it to the new normal (the odd-colored scene), and makes the black-and-white scene look like it has the right color in the right positions, until you move your eyes, or until your eyes adapt to the black-and-white scene.

[AvaNighter-kbjg]

My brain ain’t braining after that one lol

[ozzmosistrostle]

The color starts to fade after a few seconds when I continue to stare at the dot

[jaredwise]

This is the first one that worked for me the trees were green for a second

[lizcastillo]

I looked at the dot and it wasn’t black and white but win I looked away from the dot it looks black and white

[muhammadaamir]

OMG IT WORK AND I AM 6 YEAR OLD I AM A FAN

[ADOTTTTYYY]

It was color for a good second and went to black and white