Testing VIRAL TikTok Experiments! **unbelievable results** - Summary

Summary

The host, Faze Rug, tests various viral TikTok science experiments to see if they are real or fake. The experiments include:

1. Poking a colored pencil through a water-filled Ziploc bag without it leaking.
2. Tapping a glass bottle to make beer bubble and overflow.
3. Sticking an iPhone Cube to a wall.
4. Using a needle and thumbtacks to prevent a balloon from popping.
5. Creating a lava lamp-like effect using vegetable oil, water, and Alka-Seltzer.
6. Making a dry-erase marker drawing float on water by pulling the drain.
7. Testing if Baja Blast soda can be made by mixing Mountain Dew and blue Powerade.
8. Sticking a needle through tape on a balloon without it popping.
9. Creating sparks using steel wool and a 9-volt battery.
10. Creating a lid with wet paper towel to hold water.

Faze Rug also promotes Rhino Shield phone cases and offers a discount code to his viewers.

Facts

1. The video is hosted by Faze Rug.
2. Faze Rug is testing viral TikTok science experiments.
3. The first experiment involves a Ziploc bag, water, and colored pencils.
4. The second experiment involves tapping a glass bottle to make a beer bubble and overfill.
5. Faze Rug uses a Rhino Shield phone case in the video.
6. The third experiment involves sticking an iPhone cube to a wall.
7. The fourth experiment involves using thumbtacks to prevent a balloon from popping.
8. The fifth experiment involves creating a lava lamp effect using vegetable oil, water, food coloring, and Alka-Seltzer.
9. The sixth experiment involves writing on a sink with a dry-erase marker and using water to make the writing float.
10. The seventh experiment involves mixing Mountain Dew and blue Powerade to create a taste similar to Baja Blast.
11. The eighth experiment involves using tape to prevent a balloon from popping when a needle is inserted.
12. The ninth experiment involves using steel wool and a 9-volt battery to create sparks.
13. The tenth experiment involves creating a lid with paper towel to prevent water from flowing through it.