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**Title:** Experiment with Giant Water Balloons on a Trampoline
**Summary:**
* Host "Helm" and assistant "Sergio" conduct an experiment to see if a person can withstand the weight of a giant water balloon (200-300 liters) on a trampoline.
* They test two types of balloons: a genuine giant balloon ($21) and fake, thinner ones ($4).
* After filling the balloons with water, Sergio lies under them on the trampoline to test the weight and sensation.
* The experiment is successful, with Sergio describing the pressure as a unique, "hugging" sensation.
* The video concludes with the hosts popping the balloons, releasing the water, and encouraging viewer engagement (likes, subscriptions, comments).
**Duration:** Approximately 10 minutes (based on the timestamped transcript)
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, without opinions, in short sentences with numbers:
1. **Experiment Setup**: A trampoline and balloons are used for an experiment.
2. **Balloon Capacities**:
* One balloon has a capacity of 100 liters.
* Other balloons have capacities of up to 200 liters or 300 liters.
3. **Balloon Sizes**:
* One balloon is 1 meter in size.
* Other balloons can expand up to 15 meters or more.
4. **Purchase Details**:
* A 1-meter balloon cost $2.
* Two "giant" (but fake) balloons cost $4.
* One real giant balloon cost $21.
5. **Safety Precautions**: Experiments are conducted with "maximum safety" in mind.
6. **Experiment with Small Balloon**:
* A 1-meter balloon was filled halfway (approximately 34 liters of its 100-liter capacity).
* The balloon was dropped from a height onto a person (Sergio) on a trampoline.
7. **Experiment with Giant Balloon**:
* A real giant balloon was filled to the top (200 liters).
* Sergio attempted to hold it while sitting, then lying down on a trampoline.
8. **Observations**:
* The trampoline compensated for the balloon's weight.
* The balloon did not press down with its full weight when partially supported.
9. **Breakage**: The balloon was eventually broken with a fork, releasing 200 liters of water.
10. **Comparison Experiment**: A "fake" giant balloon was also filled to compare volume and experience.
11. **Video Engagement**: The video concludes with a call for likes, subscriptions, and comments.