- I'm gonna snap my elbow.
- (FBE) Yeah, yeah.
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- (FBE) It's time to put you all to the test.
- And what test might this be?
- (FBE) We're gonna be presenting you with ten things
that sources say 97% of people can't do.
- Oh. - (FBE) We don't know
if that's accurate. This is a trend that
a lot of channels are covering online right now,
so we wanted to bring some of them to our reactors
as a sample size, if you will. - Okay.
- (FBE) And see what percentage of you can actually do these things
and we also want our viewers at home to leave comments
on what they can and can't do so we can really get to
the bottom of this. - Wow, I'm excited to see
what people can and can't do.
- Yes, let's bust all those myths. Love that.
- (FBE) So, the first thing we're gonna have you attempt
is something that I think a lot of us tried
when we were kids. We wanna see if you
can touch your nose with your tongue.
- Oh, okay. You know what?
I don't actually think I've done this before.
- What?
- Oh my God.
- Whoa.
- That is not normal.
- That's gross.
- So, I've actually heard that if you can do this,
that means you don't have the little piece of flesh
that connects your tongue to the bottom of your mouth.
I'm tilting my head back. Doesn't help.
- I look like I'm taking a [bleep], honestly.
- Nah, it's not happening. I have a pretty normal sized tongue.
- For me, when I do it, I have to be smiling
while I'm doing it. Like...
- (FBE) There it is. - Touched my nose.
- I think some people just have extra long tongues.
- (FBE) Yes. - And they're the weird ones.
- (FBE) Boom. There it is.
Wow. - I have a really long tongue.
- (FBE) So apparently, only 10% of the world's population
can actually perform this feat, so if you can do it,
congratulations. - Yo, let's go.
- (FBE) For this next one, go ahead and put your hand
on the table. Now tuck your middle finger
in underneath. Now wiggle your pinky.
Wiggle your thumb. Wiggle your first finger.
Now wiggle your ring finger. - It's disabled.
- Ah!
- Ah, I feel like I'm going like, use the force!
- Ring finger's stationary. I try so hard,
but I can't lift it up.
- Hold on, guys.
Even when I hold them down, it's a struggle.
- There has to be something with the connection
between these two, but these two--
I have no idea.
- (FBE) So, there are a few people who are able
to isolate their ring finger, but this is said to be hereditary.
- Okay, so it's my parents' fault.
- It's like a genetic lottery. You either can do it
or you don't. You'd be like, "Labib,
I'll give you a million dollars if you can raise it up."
I'll probably [bleep] myself by trying so hard.
My brain would fuse out. - (FBE) Now, folding
your tongue in half is something that a good amount
of people are able to do, but folding your tongue
into thirds, - The little--
- (FBE) Like you're about to see in this video
is something that not as many people can pull off.
- (woman) A lot of the stuff I can do with my tongue--
- She's so cute.
- (woman) Roll your tongue like that is supposed
to be a genetic thing and then there's another
thing that I can do which is supposed
to be genetic, but I am yet to find
a family member that can also do it
and it is this one. I think that's the clover
or something.
- What the [bleep]? Y'all got some weird-ass--
keep the genetics to yourself.
- Yeah, see, that one, I've tried and I've gotten close,
but I can never get it just right. It hurts.
- I can fold the end of it like that, but I can't do
the little clover thing.
- No, uh-uh. - (FBE) Yeah, yeah.
- Okay, I don't wanna do it anymore.
It's hurting my jaw.
- No, I'ma start drooling all over the place.
- She goes like... I'm not even folding my tongue.
I'm just sticking my tongue out against my teeth.
- (FBE) That's very close. - It's so weird looking.
- (FBE) There's a good chance that you've never tried this.
- Okay. - (FBE) But we're gonna ask you
to tickle yourself and see if you can
make yourself laugh. - I've actually tried this.
- I'm a pretty ticklish person, but...
- Nah, I can't really-- no.
- I'm actually ticklish everywhere. If you get me at the right moment,
but I know I can't tickle myself, 'cause you know it's coming
and that's the point of tickling is that you don't
know when it's coming.
- (FBE) Does that tickle when you do that?
- It really doesn't. It doesn't tickle.
But somebody does that to me, holy--
no, oh no.
- It just looks like I have a really bad itch right now.
I'm tweaking. I look like a crack head.
- Yeah, that tickles. Hee hee.
- It doesn't-- nah, it just doesn't work.
This is not something I can self-induce.
I don't even think you can really physiologically
tickle yourself, 'cause the laughter from tickling
yourself is a panic response.
- (FBE) Most people aren't able to even successfully
tickle themselves because psychologists say
that tickling is all about the art of surprise,
so when your brain's able to predict
the sensations, it can control it before it effects you.
- True. That makes sense.
- Part of tickling is the fact that someone else
is doing it and it's like your body's nervous response.
- When I tickle myself, it's different because
I'm feeling it, but it's just more soothing
because I know it's gonna happen.
- (FBE) Now, we can check out this image.
- Okay. - (FBE) And see if you're
able to bend your thumb backwards the same way.
- Oh, my sister can actually do this.
- What the heck?
- It's hard.
- Is that a double jointed thing?
- You need a joint that will go this way.
- It does not look natural. It looks like it's gonna
pop right off. I can not do this one.
- I'ma have to break my [bleep] real quick.
Just break it real quick. Real quick for the views.
- That is very rare. I believe that
to be a rarity, 'cause that's as far as it gets
and it looks insane.
- I can do that much and hold it there,
but I let go and it's like, "Bye, guys."
Oh, there we go. I got it.
- That's as far as I can get, which is close,
but definitely not. Can you just Photoshop
the rest of it? Just cut this out and push it?
- Can I do it? Does that count?
I'm so weird. - (FBE) Have you ever
tried that before? - No.
- (FBE) So you had no idea you could do that?
- No, I didn't know it was a weird thing to do.
- (FBE) So, people who are able to do this have
double jointed thumbs and for that reason,
apparently, this isn't painful for them to do at all.
- Yeah. I have double jointed thumbs?
- I can't do that to my thumb. I guess I'm pretty
standardly jointed.
- (FBE) All right, next one. Can you breathe
through your nose while talking?
- Um, no.
- I don't think I can. Hold on.
- What? Ah, no, I can't.
- Yeah. He--
It just shoots down.
- I don't know. No, no I can't.
Hold on. I can not do it.
I can't do it. You can't do it.
That's so weird.
- Yeah, no. It doesn't work,
'cause that makes the sound go--
sound doesn't mean to go back inside,
it's supposed to leave.
- As soon as I try to breathe, I stop talking.
Is that controlling your breathing
or is that something to do with your biology?
- (FBE) This is one that apparently 99% of people
can't do and reportedly musicians are generally
in the 1% of those who are able to do this.
- Right, I was gonna say it feels like you would
have to have a very advanced control of your
respiratory scenario.
- 'Cause they're used to holding notes and stuff,
they're probably talking and making noise,
like ah. You know, something like that.
I don't know. I'm not a musician.
- (FBE) All right, here's another one that a lot
of people try as kids. Are you able to lick your elbow?
- You have to have a really good shoulder for this.
- Ew, why is he licking it so weird?
- That's so kinky.
- That's flexibility on another level.
- Hm, his tongue didn't look especially long.
- I'm so close, but I don't think I can do it.
- Wait a second, how did that guy do that?
- Am I even close?
- I'm gonna snap my elbow, watch.
- I could do it when I was a kid,
but as an adult, no. My arms are too long
to do it now.
Yeah.
- No, I can not do that. I think it's flexibility,
maybe a little bit of double jointed,
but also something about this has to go in
and this can come up, so you'd be able to do it.
- (FBE) So, according to sources, only one person
in every hundred are able to do this,
so for those who are able to do it,
they're definitely an exception. - All right, you know what?
If you caught me ten years ago,
I bet you I'd have been able to do it.
- Oh, it's really that rare? I didn't think it was that rare.
- (FBE) All right, next up, something that became popular
on the classic show Bewitched. - Okay, okay.
I already know.
- Is it twitching your nose?
- (FBE) Can you wiggle your nose like this?
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- What?
- Oh, she's doing her lips on that one, didn't she?
- She kind of is not wiggling her nose
if you really look carefully. It's more like she's
wiggling her lips.
- I don't know, man. I've been punched too many
times in my nose for that to happen anymore.
- Dang, that's actually hard.
- I mean, I can flare my nostrils rather easily.
- I feel like a little mouse or something.
- I literally spent hours trying to do that,
'cause I am a witch.
- (FBE) Well apparently, even Elizabeth Montgomery,
the lead on the show Bewitched, wasn't actually able to do this
and she would just move her lip to give the illusion.
- Yeah, I saw that. That wasn't a good illusion, bro.
- There's literally no muscles in your nose to allow it
to individually wiggle. This is all cartilage.
Any muscle is around it, so you're just moving
your face to wiggle your nose.
- (FBE) All right, we have two left.
- Okay. - (FBE) Second to last one.
Can you raise each eyebrow individually without
raising the other like the Rock?
- (Travolta) And I see a guy like you and I say,
he's got the look but does he have the talent?
Can he act?
- I love the Rock.
- You know who else can do that?
Mikaela.
- Yeah, that's incredible. That deserves some applause.
- One at a time, right? One at a time?
- (FBE) Yep. Not quite.
- I can do one. I worked a long time for that.
I don't think I'm ambidextrous with that.
I think I just look insane.
- I can do that one. I can bring one up.
Swear to God, when I was a kid I could do both
because I loved Jim Carrey as a kid.
- (FBE) Yeah, you got it. - That one takes effort.
- Okay, can I? Oh my God.
Wait.
- So I've actually heard this from being on React
without even me noticing. One of my eyebrows goes up
sometimes when I talk and I don't know which one it is,
so it's clearly not me being able to control it.
(slowed down) Me being able to control it.
I don't even know which one it is.
Is it this one?
- (FBE) Finally, the last one on our list is an ability
that some find impressive and some find pretty useless.
- Okay. - (FBE) Can you fit your
whole fist into your mouth? - Oh my God.
I've never tried this.
- (cameraman) Yeah, put your whole fist in your mouth.
- (man) Okay. - (cameraman) What?
- And he has braces?
- Huh?
- Oh my God. That kid is amazing.
- I don't think I can, but we're gonna go for it, guys.
- (grunting) Okay.
- My hands are really big. I have really long hands.
- I haven't tried in a long time.
- It's math. This...
- No, my mouth isn't that big. My tongue ain't that long.
I mean, it's kinda sad. I really wish I could
change things around and be like those one-percenters.
- (FBE) So that was all that we have for you guys today,
but as mentioned earlier, there are lots of videos
and articles around this right now.
Why do you think that this has become such a trend?
- People are into weird stuff, man. That's all I have to say.
- It always was a trend. I used to do this with kids
when I was a kid all the time.
- People like to compare their abilities and skills
to each other just to see where they are
compared to everyone else in the world.
- (FBE) All right, so finally, do you have another
special skill that you think 97% of people can't do?
- Unscented farts. Legit.
Obviously, there's no 4D feature for this video,
so I'm serious.
- Ready? Watch right here.
One after another.
- Probably the butt tongue thing. Now I got a butt tongue.
I've yet to meet anybody that's not my brother
that can do that.
- Thanks for watching this episode of the Tens.
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- Which of these things can you do, guys?
Let us know in the comments.
- Thanks for watching, bye.
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