That's the sound.

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[USAlien]

Ive never experienced feelings of such disappointment in life, while fighting a smile from forming on my face, till now.

[Tony]

Fun fact: The cherry tree was selected out thousands of cherry trees.

[guystry]

I was starting to freak out that he wouldn’t smack them together.

[bluethan]

"3 parts of your strength goes to your left hand, and 7 to your right"

That's such a fascinating thing to say

[matheusmelisguerrapeixe]

We've been tricked, backstabbed and possibly bamboozled.

[ninyog]

not even a minute long but felt like a whole documentary

[jennifercidro]

*Plot twist: "The sound" was actually also dubbed*

[LOL-cringe]

- I had them make 50 pairs but selected only one,
If this isn't the most stereotypically Japanese thing I've ever heard.😂

[TheMarionick]

I didn’t just wait 53 seconds to hear the Michael Rosen click 😭

[TwistahsWorld]

Who else was left with an immeasurable emptyness.

[assistanttotheregionalmana]

I thought the sound was going to be translated into English as well

[alasdairsinclair]

I've never before seen an ending so funny yet so infuriating.

[Nicolae_Mew]

This is part of a documentary about sumo wrestling, which is a very long and sacred tradition. Every detail such as the sound of the clappers is carefully preserved.

[jrkendz]

When he said: “let them sit in a dark place for several weeks”

*I felt that.*

[____-jmnh]

What i expected: *plink*

What it really sounded like: *plink*

[kevinfernandez]

I imagine people buying tickets to fill up an entire stadium for this guy to make that sound once, everyone cheers and leaves 😂

[szili]

The clapping, like everything else in japan, takes a lifetime to master.

[squidikka]

Youtube Algorithm: "He'll literally watch anything."

[Amiscow]

Watching this video is the equivalent of looking at the clock in class.

[nytro]

The title is what makes this video so suspenseful. We’re conditioned to seek out this sound from the very beginning, and it makes the joke land. Without that title, this would just be an intriguing piece about some wooden clappers with a surprise Michael Rosen meme at the end, but with it, we get sucked into this little world and are rewarded with a satisfying punchline.

This video is a perfect example of the value of a title pertaining to a video’s effectiveness in engagement and comedy.