Kids tasting lemons for the first time is a long standing viral video genre. Saatchi & Heckler of TEDx Sydney wanted to take this idea to the next level.
So they rallied up a group of adorable kids and gave them a slew of popular foods, such as olives and anchovies. Of course, the reaction of the kids is only magnified when replayed in super slow motion.
In their latest viral video, popular slow motion artists The Slowmo Guys start by saying, “We’re going to blow up the world. “
Of course, they really mean they are going to blow up a globe of the world. They simply filled the spherical map with water, lit a fire cracker, and recorded the action at 2500fps under the lens of their Phantom Flex high speed camera. As usual, the results are glorious.
European Starlings are finicky little birds who love to bath every day. Problem is, they move so swiftly that it’s actually difficult to see their bathing techniques clearly with just the eyes.
Thankfully, EarthUnplugged‘s slow motion cameras help slow everything down for us to watch the Starlings bath in all their grace.
The popular Slowmo Guys are made up of two British teens with a super slow motion Phantom V1610 camera. In their latest segment, they drop a single firecracker into small, glass paint jars. As usual, the resulting slow motion footage is absolutely gorgeous.
For some reason, Easter has grown into a holiday focused, not on hunting for Easter eggs or even searching for God, but rather on the destruction of marshmallow peeps and other holiday candy. ‘Killing’ chocolate bunnies has become some sort of tradition.
Now, the fire arm specialists at Rated RR have gone viral with their video featuring how many Peeps can a 50 cal go through.
Of course, once they had all that equipment out, they had to shoot other candies, like the famous Cadbury Easter Eggs. Already, the video has amassed over 325,000 views since debuting over the weekend, and is further featured on TheBlaze, Gizmodo, and Devour.
