Are you gullible? - Season 3 Premiere! #shorts

[JaDroppingScience]

Yes, for those wondering, I did add a blowing sound effect to the first one to try to make it more tricky! Hope yall don't think that's too cheap 😂

[EVv_SJ]

“it’s actually a yellow apple that- no. no it doesn’t.”
almost got me there 😭😭

[CallumByrne-gp]

Bro the blowing sound effect is evil it made me so convinced it was one

[Ezmode]

The old intro will be forever remembered

[coolcorvoid]

"Sounds a little fake."
"Sounds pretty fake."
"No question, definitely fake."

[whoisadaline]

the tuning fork one is called sympathetic resonance i think and its kinda cool to see used for natural 'reverb' on some traditional instruments around the world

[tombo_sq]

The blowing sound effect was evil, I was like “damn I’m being gaslit”. The apple one looked a bit too fake though so I went with my gut and said that one anyway.

[BoyFromBelgium]

Seeing the photoshop effect on the apple made me laugh so hard, I looked like the apple!

[alexpendel]

I love the apple effect because at first it looks really good, but then you can definitely tell it’s an editing effect when you go over the stem

[tjeffersonb]

As a musician, I immediately knew the tuning fork one was true. It’s called sympathetic vibration. Usually when my ensemble finishes sustaining a chord, we can hear the piano’s strings continue to play the chord for a few seconds after the fact (to clarify, there is no person playing or sitting at the piano at this point)

[TheKitsuneOnihane]

This is your best one yet. You made all 3 seem "no way." Knew it wasn't 2 because I like playing with resonance frequencies, but I could practically see the digital brush on that apple.

[bridanthegamer]

The First One Got Me With That Blowing Sound Effect, Nice Video Either Way

[vrgamercraig]

The phenomenon in the second video is called sympathetic resonance and it happens all the time, it’s super interesting and I recommend looking into it if you’re into the science of sound and harmonics

[tieegg]

Fun fact, the tuning fork trick is called sympathetic resonance.

[yuriatsugi]

Omg the second one our teacher did in science class years back, i dont remember much of that time but thats one of the few vivid memories i had of his lessons as i thought it was the coolest thing ever at the time

[BeachBeans]

That sound of you blowing out the candle was actually genius (ps: nice intro)

[BasmentDwellr]

It was over when I noticed how the blue covered the apple like an edited picture

[KingRex]

A I'm am sure we all heard him blow the candle out 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Vid-]

That sound is 852hz sound and u can find it on yt. By covering tha speaker, tha same amt. Of vibrations have to pass through a single hole so because of a newtons law, they travel with more pressure. And it is enough to blow a candle.

[arshgupta]

"And when you point it at the candle, it extinguishes the flame." *phuu* 💀💀