- (children) Kids React to YouTube Stars!
This episode: Brusspup!
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- Why is there a shoe on the dresser?
- Rubik's Cube.
(quietly) Oh my gosh, it's a Rubik's Cube.
- What? What did they write on there?
What? Whoa.
- What in the world?
- Did that thing just become paper?
- He's making it two-dimensional.
- Oh, were those those things where it's the piece of paper,
and then if you turn it-- those things are so cool.
- Wha-- (chuckles) What is this?
- How did they--
- (amazed) It's stretching?
- Wow.
- Wow, this kid's a good artist.
- The shoe is probably the best one.
- Whoa. How did they do that?
- That's freaky.
- Okay. Special effects?
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- How did it just do that?
- How that marble is going up?
- It's, like, the weirdest thing I've ever seen.
- Defying gravity on a normal-day basis.
- (quietly) Oh my gosh, I don't know what's gonna happen now.
- Whoa!
That's cool!
- (fascinated) Oh! I see it now.
- Tricker.
- I thought it was magnets or something.
Those are some cool angles.
- I know some magic tricks of my own.
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- Okay, I'm staring at a cube. What's next?
(quietly) What the heck?
- (perplexed) Huh?
- How did it do that?
- (amazed) Oh, it's painted?
That's so cool!
- I want that in my hallway.
- Wow.
- It's like a real box.
- He's gonna walk into it?
- (quietly) That's dangerous.
- Huh? How did he just walk through that?
(silence)
- That was strange.
- That is so cool!
- Man, I wish I can do that.
- (children) Question time!
- (Finebros) So what would you say
all those videos had in common? - Magic.
- They were, like, all impossible.
- They all tricked you.
- They weren't all what they looked like they were.
- They teach you how you could fool something in a video.
- All of them, um, they're just... an illusion.
- (Finebros) The first one with the Rubik's Cube,
the tape, and the shoe-- how did he do that?
- I don't really know.
- I don't know.
- Put 'em down. He just smushed it.
Oh! Boom!
- I think it was on paper, but they made it look 3-D somehow.
- Print out a picture of objects on a piece of paper.
- And then, if you look at it from the exact angle,
it looks like it's real.
But if you turn it, you can see it's not.
- (Finebros) And when he spun it around,
what went through your mind in the moment when you realized?
- I felt stupid.
- "What is going on?"
- I was getting, like, freaked out.
"Whoa! What is going on here?"
- "What's happening, seriously?"
- Feel like, "How does this happen?"
And then once you see them,
that they're turning the paper around,
you'll be like, "Oh, it's on a paper."
- (Finebros) And the second one with the marbles,
what happened there? - It looked like it was just going up.
- It seemed like there's an invisible hand pushing them up.
- Gravity was going the other way.
- (Finebros) So how was it possible that it did that?
- There was a magnet in the metal.
- Magnets attracting to this weird bridge.
- Like a blow dryer blowing them.
"Vvvvvv" silently.
- The camera made it so it looked like it was up.
- It looked like it was going up, but really it was going down.
- (Finebros) And finally, the third video.
What did you think of the cube in the middle of the house?
- I think that was a fake one.
- The house one was the scary one.
- Why is that cube there? How do they do it?
- It was like... it's just real.
It looks like that guy's gonna walk into a box.
- It looked like it was showing up in the middle of the air.
But then when you look closer, it was like sticking to the walls.
That's pretty cool.
- It's funny how he just leaves in the middle of the video.
Like, "Oh, I need to go use the restroom real quick."
- (Finebros) So when you watch all of these,
how does it make you feel? - Makes me feel, like, happy.
- Makes me feel very creative.
- I think I should create something sort of like it maybe.
- It makes me want to draw like that.
Like, if I could make an optical illusion,
I would like to fool people too.
- It makes me feel
people are just gonna start defying the laws of physics.
- It kind of shows you that
the impossible is possible.
- (Finebros) So this channel is one guy
who makes all of these illusions. - No way.
- (Finebros) And he calls himself Brusspup.
- What's that?
- Brusspup?
- What's that to do with optical illusions?
- (Finebros) What could that mean?
- Well, when I hear "Bruss," I think of Brussels sprouts.
- Brussels sprouts.
- Brussels sprout pop music.
- A puppy that brushes its teeth?
- You use it in your hair, and then you turn it--
and then you fold it into a...
ice pop.
- (Finebros) Why are illusions fun to look at?
- 'Cause it messes with your mind.
- 'Cause they're kinda cool to watch.
- It's because they're all impossible,
and impossible stuff is actually pretty cool.
- It's hard to make an illusion like that.
It's also fun to get tricked like that.
- You see things that you don't really see.
I was trying to do it at Chili's
on the kids menu.
It says, "Optical illusions...
tries to trick your brain to see something you're not."
- I bet everybody watches these videos.
'Cause, I mean, these are cool.
- (Finebros) And a lot of times, he also leaves instructions
in the description of how you could try this at home.
So would you want to try some of these at home
and see if they work? - Yeah, I would.
- (excitedly) Yeah. I really will.
- You could show your friends.
You could bring one to school, and then you could just show 'em.
- No!
Because I want to do them, but my mom doesn't let me.
- Kind of. Not really.
I think it's really hard, and I'm not gonna be able to do it.
- (Finebros) I believe in you. - Okay.
- (audience) Aww! - (child) Cute!
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- Bye!
- I'm not really here. I'm just an illusion.
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