This viral video is insane!

[ThunderSwift]

I hate how people who make those fake videos so other people try them, especially the dangerous ones. These videos unfortunately won't just stop, so thank you for creating this series!

[time]

Y’all ain’t never seen a video in reverse 🤦‍♂️

[hicturbaest]

Ah yes… the famous reverse sugar stirring myth. Thank god you tested that for us, I’m sure we’d been lost otherwise.

[Sphyxx]

Why is everyone so seriously debunking a reversed video

[everythingislamicpro]

Thanks for the positive and good content

[Karvarez.]

I can't stop laughing when he starts to try that 😂😂

[arpitjoshi]

Science left the chat....
And came back again...

[LTAD-xisw]

The reason the cocoa powder comes out dry isn’t necessarily because of surface tension, it’s more to do with the fact that cocoa powder is actually hydrophobic

[fuse]

Man took a joke video and turned it into a cool science lesson 👍

[othzy]

There is no way this aren't a joke

[Toast_Wants_Banana]

Man didn’t realize that video was a joke 😂

[stevenbarker]

I love ur content keep up the great work. But my fav videos of urs are ur myth busting and the cheap vs expensive. Also do u have full length videos

[shreyanshsatapathy]

My science knowledge just flew away watching that video 🤣🤣

[greentornadofx]

Milo does that too. If you have a cold milo, sometimes chunks of milo will float up from the bottom and explode and make a small mess if it rises too quickly and it is very inconvenient

[FryBeDie]

The deepness while stirring needs An oscar for moving before the spoon wa sin the cup

[VxC.]

Y’all a different breed if you actually thought the coffee video was real fr fr

[vinayakonimani]

The trick actually works but under very strict conditions.
You need to have a highly viscous liquid, and the stuff you will mix also needs to be in the liquid state. Speed of clockwise and anticlockwise stirring must be more or less equal. Temperature must remain constant.

[lauriechan]

I hate 'hacks' like these. My poor niece was super sad one day bc she tried and bunch and none worked, and she thought it was her fault. I told her they were all bs and she was her happy little self again

[ChickenNugget]

this is so freacking hilarious its in reverse😂

[edups]

There's this thing I remember seeing on discovery or vsauce not sure, there are 3 drops of food coloring in water in a glass science cylinder and get slowly mixed in one direction, then if you stir them back they'd get back into droplets. In theory that's how it should be, even with the sugar in the coffee but you can't stir it back exactly the way how you stirred it in the first place.