@@JPQuartered I just wanted to say r/unexpectedthanos, saying unexpected thanos without the r/ wouldn't make much sense, but if I did the r/ then people would call me out on r/ihavereddit, so I continued the post with goofy stuff to make it look like I'm being completely edgy and satire. You have been tricked, backstabbed, and quite possibly bamboozled
Hi Nate, I work with some big soda companies and those aren’t plastic its a type of lacquer that we spray in the can to isolate the liquid with the aluminum.
Most soda is very corrosive and you can dissolve the outside of a can by putting it into a container with the soda (so the soda is touching the outside). It is unlikely that a can would last long enough to be shipped to a store, let alone make it to your fridge before the can dissolves enough to leak soda everywhere. The lack of metallic taste is just a great side effect.
yup it always does i even do it on purpose to prank my friends, it is the first time ever i see s.o tapping on the top haha, they should tap it all around the side, just about 6 7 flicks to release all the bubbles trapped on the surface of the sides.
Yes, the carbonation actually rests on the sides rather than the top. Which is why tapping the sides releases the carbonation, and the top does not work.
Yea I was thinking the same thing - tapping the top doesn't do diddly as the rim absorbs the energy. You gotta tap the side to create a resonant vibration to release the carbonation.
I think it was the pressure of the carbonation that held the shape in the original video. You can probably bend the tab up slightly without breaking the seal.
Right; the tapping is to break the ubbbles at the top so you can crack it slowly without the bubbles leaking out the air vent. If you just brute force the pressure release there' no difference... but without bubbles, you can crack it and let the pressure out slowly without it spurting.
I know! I have the three Fanta cans, one Diet Coke, one diet root beer, and the Fanta can I am currently drinking all on my head board. Those are all from the past 48 hours....
Can you do stuff with “hot hands” (the hand warmers that warm up when you shake them) 1. Cut them open 2. Try to make your own 3. Put it in a microwave 4. Get it wet
Mythbusters did the soda tapping experiment and their result was that tapping the side releases much more carbonation than tapping the top and actually works as opposed to tapping the top of the can
Maybe, but what really makes the tapping work is the time you're taking to do the tapping just gives the CO2 time to settle. So yeah, you don't really need to do the tapping. You just need to not be so impatient to guzzle your can of diabetes. The impromptu test they do in this video shows it.
Mountain Dew has a lighter carbonation than most sodas. Try root beer. Much more dense carbonation. The tap test can make a difference, but you should tap the side of the can, not the tab.
For the tap test, you are supposed to tap the sides and the top, to release the air bubbles from the sides of the can, creating a much bigger difference. If you want to try this, take a soda can, shake it up a little, then tap the sides and the top to get the results they were hoping for :) Hope this helped!
@@firesurfer pressure inside the liquid vs the pressure in the nitrogen gas inside the can escaping from the liquid. tapping on the side works. more like flicking rather than tapping.
If you hit the can on the side or the top the soda will get shaken up a bit, which can lead to a higher risk of the soda erupting if you are not careful.
When you shake the soda, what happens is that the carbonation within the liquid loosens up, and the rapid depressurization of the soda can causes a chain reaction which you observe it as a eruption. When you tap the top of the soda can it causes the loose carbonation to surface and prevents the chain reaction from occuring in the first place. The test as shown in the video wasnt very scientific
Hey Nate whenever I have a shaken soda, I flick the sides and it works perfectly. It’s because it gets all the bubbles off the sides and at the top of the can instead of just tapping the top
Did you know that every third can actually has more soda in it? Most everyone does that because it's filled with a machine that goes on a cycle. They have to go through a resting. And that's why there's extra in the 3rd can/bottle. feel free to test it out if you want. My friend did and he told me about it
The best way to do the "tapping" on the soda can is to tap the sides. What you're trying to do is release the bubbles attached to the side of the walls, because when those bubbles rush to the top they pull soda up with it. If you get the bubbles to the top they will just expand and pop harmlessly. Tapping the sides all around the can will make them release and float. Steve Spangler did a video on this showing the science and the effectiveness.
I have always flicked the side of the pop can all the way around to keep it from fizzing, I’ve never heard of tapping the top. Flicking the sides has always worked for me!
Yep. People usually tap the top (and I honestly think that doesn't do a thing) but I've always flicked the sides going around the whole can. I think I read it somewhere.
you're not supposed to sand it that much, it's only to remove the logo since it's printed with a specific material that prevents it from dissolving. hydrochloric acid 5% m/m works way better than pipe cleaner.
Incorrect also. Just tried it then with a pepsi can. Shook it like mad and then gave it a few hard taps (15-20) on the metal tab where you drink from. Then opened a bit slowly and didn't make a mess :P
cans have plastic linings? huh. today i learned... oh yeah the tapping is supposed to be on the sides, but try to keep the bottle/can still, or else u shake it up while tapping it which would be counterproductive.
favorite part: having the eye protector on head while mere centimeters away with eyes from the just dissolved can, seems a nice way to loose the eyesight :)
Hi I study food science and we learn also about packaging. This is a polymer that creates a barrier between the aluminum and the drink. This is very important to prevent aluminum molecules pass to the drink.
@@KuyaEnan The only reason why you'd tap the sides is to dislodge the nucleation sites of the bubbles on the inside of the can so that bubbles don't form when you open the can.
You're supposed to tap the side of a pop can. It gets rid of the bubbles more than tapping the top. The top does nothing tapping on the cans side makes the bubbles go
Never heard about tapping the top of the can but tapping around the can definitely works. I've tested this before by shaking the can to death then taping around the can. When I opened it zero carbination escaped
Apparently with the tapping thing, your supposed to tap the sides as the carbonation bubbles stick to the side, tapping the sides of the can relieve them and helps it be less explosive XD
That film is epoxy lacquer. It is sprayed so the contents of the container do not dissolve the aluminum, it also makes your drink not taste like aluminum.
Where's the soda can?
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You have been tricked, backstabbed, and quite possibly bamboozled
@@1tubax pretty much
Shardz- [formerly PuppyChris] I have a feeling this is a “The office” meme. Reference by Creed.
Hey Nate you should try dehydrateing mtn dew and other sodas then crush them up and make cotton candy with the soda powder🍭
That sounds cool, hope he tries it.
I think they already tried to dehydrate soda, wouldn't work enough to powederize. I might be miss remembering
They've dehydrated soda before and it doesn't powderize. It's still too sticky or gummy
Zachary Myers WoRdS
Noice idea
I’m just imagining them opening every soda can as aggressive as possible, then wondering why it exploded.
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Scorchin Orphan they explode because the workers I think put vapor or some type of gas or something in the soda
They need to tap the sides.
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@@jessicaallen5631 lucky.
Yeah
Basically
Hi Nate, I work with some big soda companies and those aren’t plastic its a type of lacquer that we spray in the can to isolate the liquid with the aluminum.
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The tapping isn't going to do much if you've shaken it to death.
General Sorrow lol
Also you are meant to use something metal like a keyring
Tapping the side of can helps
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Can you freeze a lava lamp in place with liquid nitrogen or other cold things?
Please do this. I really want to see what happens when you use liquid nitrogen on a lava lamp
That seems like a REALLY cool idea I’d want to watch that
Sounds dangerous AF
Yes it’s just hot oil and wax, it’s not that exiting
They should also put one in a microwave
Me: *thinking about them drinking the drain cleaner the whole time*
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My problems were myriad
heather chandler bruh moment
HA!
Who’s that?
The reason why there is a thin film is because you don’t want to get its metallic taste when you drink.
Yes! Exactly! Thankyou for saying this! At least you have a brain. :)
Yea your right and I already know that but yea!
I was just about to comment the same thing!
I would rather have a metal taste then bpa
Most soda is very corrosive and you can dissolve the outside of a can by putting it into a container with the soda (so the soda is touching the outside). It is unlikely that a can would last long enough to be shipped to a store, let alone make it to your fridge before the can dissolves enough to leak soda everywhere. The lack of metallic taste is just a great side effect.
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parasytextitan anime what do you mean rip Nate?
FAST FLIGHT, I think he meant “Mate”.
@@RealShrigmaMale yea that would make more sense
FAST FLIGHT indeed
The plastic layer is for the taste
So you dont have an aluminium tasting coke
True
I agree
@@btsloveyourself4697 It's a fact. Not really a thing to agree/disagree with...
That and it keeps a barrier between the product and aluminum if its Coke the coke would actually eat and destroy the can 😳
ZeeWee Caleb aluminum doesn’t rust 😂
9:03 the noise i make driving through traffic
Smae bruh
Tapping soda cans to settle bubbles work best by tapping the SIDE to release the bubbles from the side of the can.
came here to say that exact thing. TKOR, try it again on the sides and see if it works better!
It also helps if you lightly flick instead of tap
They could try tapping for twenty seconds versus leaving it alone for the same length of time.
Doesn’t really change anything, it’s not like the bubbles go away! There’s nowhere for them to go
zBeiro u allow the bubbles to rise. Go try it
You should flick the soda can on the sides, that works. (I did some tests)
yup it always does i even do it on purpose to prank my friends, it is the first time ever i see s.o tapping on the top haha, they should tap it all around the side, just about 6 7 flicks to release all the bubbles trapped on the surface of the sides.
Yes, the carbonation actually rests on the sides rather than the top. Which is why tapping the sides releases the carbonation, and the top does not work.
Wow I'm glad actual educated sodamen exist 😂
Yea I was thinking the same thing - tapping the top doesn't do diddly as the rim absorbs the energy. You gotta tap the side to create a resonant vibration to release the carbonation.
Yes is very helpful
I think it was the pressure of the carbonation that held the shape in the original video. You can probably bend the tab up slightly without breaking the seal.
Right; the tapping is to break the ubbbles at the top so you can crack it slowly without the bubbles leaking out the air vent. If you just brute force the pressure release there' no difference... but without bubbles, you can crack it and let the pressure out slowly without it spurting.
0:40 «soda is unhealthy so you should never drink it...»
Also meanwhile: 6:29
Hi
HoWdiDyOuFiNd Me different POEPLE tho
Do as I say and not as I do
Lisa Henry ok boomer
Dang yall got demonitized for playing "Shake it" for 2 seconds
EpicSnail12 how do you know it’s demonetized?
InfernoKnight that’s what I was going to ask🤣🤣
It would’ve been copyrighted if anything not demonetized
Tristan Switzer how
Nvm
TKOR - "Soda is bad for you and you should never drink it."
Me - *Looks at my mountain of empty soda cans"
Bluetenit you could call it MOUNTAIN dew
Will Daughtry lol
Well technically he said "As everyone knows soda is very unhealthy so you should never drink it ever."
I know! I have the three Fanta cans, one Diet Coke, one diet root beer, and the Fanta can I am currently drinking all on my head board. Those are all from the past 48 hours....
Beatz and Boba calm down mad lad
“Soda is unhealthy for you so you should never drink it”
*Sips soda* refreshing
Ha
Ha
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Heh
Yare yare daze
Others : "hey guys im gonna test this coca cola and i wont drink it because its bad"
Behind the scenes : hmmm this coca cola is sweet
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@@jochrisnkids6510 what?
Huh... Never knew soda cans had plastic lining.
The more you know. 🌈
@Horatio KJV Bible it has plastic Because it dosent react to plastic but it reacts with alluminum *The More You Know* *🌈*
@Horatio KJV Bible one trick pony?
Horatio KJV Bible ok but I’m gonna keep using it
I did
Bruh. This is the 21st century. I’m pretty sure like everything has a plastic lining nowerdays.
Soda can: exists. Nate: hold my liquid nitrogen
I would love for him to be my science teacher
Same
AHAHA SAME 😂😂
Same
So u can hit on him
@@zozaeg SKFJJSSMMSDM😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You tap it on the side, it removes the bubbles on the side that expand when you open the can causing the eruption.
Thats cap 🧢🧢🧢🧢 i will only believe you if you take a picture
Cally: lets do point it at our camera guy
Josh: WOAH
Nate: lets aim it upward
Cally: but it will hit us
Poor camera dude
Hey can you please shout me out
Calli*
Trains and Games 43 lol 😂
*Calli
Btw you sand the cans to make the surface area of the aluminum higher and to remove the aluminum oxide layer
Can you do stuff with “hot hands” (the hand warmers that warm up when you shake them)
1. Cut them open
2. Try to make your own
3. Put it in a microwave
4. Get it wet
when tapping, always tap the sides, its the scientifically best way to reduce the foam, theres a nice steve mould vis on it
Yes, I was yelling at the screen saying “No tap the sides”
Lol Bro ikr
It should be able to eat living stuff...
Callie: great!
😂
{Crystal Wolf} her name is Callie
Lone Wolf oh lol sorry I edited it
Mythbusters did the soda tapping experiment and their result was that tapping the side releases much more carbonation than tapping the top and actually works as opposed to tapping the top of the can
Three solid thumps around the can has always worked for me.
How long does it take for the bubbles to settle regardless?
I understand none of that
Came here to say exactly that
Maybe, but what really makes the tapping work is the time you're taking to do the tapping just gives the CO2 time to settle. So yeah, you don't really need to do the tapping. You just need to not be so impatient to guzzle your can of diabetes. The impromptu test they do in this video shows it.
I would love for him to be my science teacher 😂
Kr4zy same tho
Same
He may not be completely qualified.
i would love her to be my "teacher"
@@XFiremaniac0 huehue
Editer:How many times do we have to change the intro?
Nate and Calli: FOREVER
Mountain Dew has a lighter carbonation than most sodas. Try root beer. Much more dense carbonation. The tap test can make a difference, but you should tap the side of the can, not the tab.
You have a beer belly, my man...
Never knew about the plastic inside of cans though it completely makes sense
8:30 greatest magic trick ever! Barely any juice in the can, "let's pour this out"... can suddenly appears basically full.
DO NOT WATCH different cans
For the tap test, you are supposed to tap the sides and the top, to release the air bubbles from the sides of the can, creating a much bigger difference. If you want to try this, take a soda can, shake it up a little, then tap the sides and the top to get the results they were hoping for :) Hope this helped!
Soda can: exists
Drain cleaner: I’m about to end this mans whole career
Career* lol 😂☠
@@reyes3579 it could technically be carrier too cause the soda can is carrying the soda
@@sneakysquirrel4253 r/woooosh
That’s not even a whoosh
@@sneakysquirrel4253 hmmmkaybye
have they ever stuck hairspray in a microwave ?
if not, can you ?
It would explode.
Especially if the container is metal which they usually are.
@@epicool6527 and ?...... i want to see proof
Dude. Look up hairspray vs fire, and imagine that inside a freaking microwave
@@baconbits5406 yall are no fun
SavageRabbit it will explode man
Me: *is sitting here watching this video as i'm drinking soda*
*This is fine*
is that hammond omg
ecks dee yeah gmo
Sameee dr.pepper
Nice Hammond icon! Coke Orange Vanilla
yk what’s hiding in my soda can?
soda
Why don't you try recreating the Flex Seal boat?!?
yes and the truck they turned into a submarine :D
Agree
Mike Haun YES PLEASE
13:43 that was the most subtle burp ever LOL!!
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Tapping the top work yall just aggressive can openers
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It really doesnt tho
@@zwitter_zwitter i guess results may very because I've done this for years
@@yam4eva81g perhaps
Coca-Cola Community: WE’VE BEEN EXPOSED?!
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although this is 3 months later, im gonna kindly have to ask you to please shut the fuhck up, thanks
Exposed for what? Wtf are you even talking about?
@@katiekoo-koohead2551 the thin layer of plastic in the coke coca cola can
This makes no sence
I do not understand, YA VISCO
R.I.P The King Of Random, you taught us many things
Ich Bin Grun why tho
Wdym by tho
@@cool5451 wtf
What vulprixx meant is that he didnt know about grant's passing.
Ich Bin Grun its doesn’t help when u keep reminding them about the death
How does drain cleaner react over a long period of time with PVC?
It depends if you use acid or alkali...
melt
Sodium Hydroxide(NaOH) does not affect PVC, in fact you should only store NaOH in plastic containers, it will dissolve glass.
SouthernHorizon look up TylerTube. He did a test on how draino affects PVC pipe
...the shelf that we leave things on!
Who else misses the original king of random?
Wdym
J&J's Hockey I thought this was the man show
@@rosesx6178 he/she means Grant's episodes
I DOOOOO
J&J's Hockey came here to comment this tbh
Just flick the side of the can a few times when there shaken and it be fine
Lol that’s not true at all, if you shake a can or not, flicking or tapping it does absolutely nothing
@@GoatPersonThing there’s bubbles on the side of a soda glass and when you shake it it has more bubbles and if you tap it those bubbles go up and pop
You gotta tap the sides so that the bubbles move to the top before you open the can and not pushing all the soda up when you first open it
I've heard if you flick THE SIDE(multiple times) that it will cause it to bubble up less
The result has to be the same because the can has not been opened, therefore the pressure inside is the same.
@@firesurfer pressure inside the liquid vs the pressure in the nitrogen gas inside the can escaping from the liquid. tapping on the side works. more like flicking rather than tapping.
If you hit the can on the side or the top the soda will get shaken up a bit, which can lead to a higher risk of the soda erupting if you are not careful.
When you shake the soda, what happens is that the carbonation within the liquid loosens up, and the rapid depressurization of the soda can causes a chain reaction which you observe it as a eruption.
When you tap the top of the soda can it causes the loose carbonation to surface and prevents the chain reaction from occuring in the first place.
The test as shown in the video wasnt very scientific
@@firesurfer i've tried it soo much time and it work...
My lil sis shake my coca cola can......
I tried flick it on the side.. And it work...
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Not man comapy
0:13 if u put it on 0.75x it sounds like they’re drunk
Who is that?
His name is "you like crabby patties don't you squidward"
@@thesmasherthebest he changed no du 🙄
It's even funnier on 0.5x
Hey Nate whenever I have a shaken soda, I flick the sides and it works perfectly. It’s because it gets all the bubbles off the sides and at the top of the can instead of just tapping the top
what happens if you put a fluffy omelet/slime in The vacuum chamber?
it expands
He already did that i think
Wow I will never drink soda
Edit:*the next day* *drinks soda*
You said this 2 hours ago so you um time traveled to tomorrow?
@GoldenKay Kay08 r/woooooosh
Um. It hasnt been tomorrow yet.
Juan Salazar r/wooosh
I’m drinking a beer 🍺 watching this it’s in a can lol
5:43
Cally : let's aim it at our camera guy.
Josh : woah!
Nate : just hold it up so it doesn't just flow out.
Cally : but it'll hit us!
Great video, you guys need to wear eye protection when playing with lye.
charles mason yes safely is very important
Coke: were not hiding any of our ingredients
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Master Chief we’re*
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Did you hear about the man who fell into the automatic upholstering machine?
He's ok now, He's fully recovered.
no
Wtf
Did you know that every third can actually has more soda in it? Most everyone does that because it's filled with a machine that goes on a cycle. They have to go through a resting. And that's why there's extra in the 3rd can/bottle. feel free to test it out if you want. My friend did and he told me about it
7:25 kinda looks like a jelly fish
Huh
@@Reactiontime6000 7:25 actually
Brittany Morgan
Ah ok
The best way to do the "tapping" on the soda can is to tap the sides. What you're trying to do is release the bubbles attached to the side of the walls, because when those bubbles rush to the top they pull soda up with it. If you get the bubbles to the top they will just expand and pop harmlessly. Tapping the sides all around the can will make them release and float. Steve Spangler did a video on this showing the science and the effectiveness.
I have always flicked the side of the pop can all the way around to keep it from fizzing, I’ve never heard of tapping the top. Flicking the sides has always worked for me!
Yep. People usually tap the top (and I honestly think that doesn't do a thing) but I've always flicked the sides going around the whole can. I think I read it somewhere.
They truly are The King Of Random
you're not supposed to sand it that much, it's only to remove the logo since it's printed with a specific material that prevents it from dissolving. hydrochloric acid 5% m/m works way better than pipe cleaner.
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For years I thought this guy passed away they just had a shitload of extra episodes lol
You are tapping wrong... you have to do it on the side of the can and on a wat like you do an fly away 👌🏻like that😉
Incorrect also. Just tried it then with a pepsi can. Shook it like mad and then gave it a few hard taps (15-20) on the metal tab where you drink from. Then opened a bit slowly and didn't make a mess :P
@@jamescharles8420 you didn't do all that because he said
@@kaede1467 Did it because of the video haha. It got me interested
cans have plastic linings? huh. today i learned...
oh yeah the tapping is supposed to be on the sides, but try to keep the bottle/can still, or else u shake it up while tapping it which would be counterproductive.
Its has plastic so the soda dosent have an aluminum taste to it
You could do that or just 3 really hard smacks with 2 fingers on the part that opens while holding it still on a table works too
Can we get a video with all the cuts/ bloopers/ retakes 😂
This is The King of Random 😂
favorite part: having the eye protector on head while mere centimeters away with eyes from the just dissolved can, seems a nice way to loose the eyesight :)
I just wanna know who discovered this, did someone just one day decide “I’m going to sand a soda can and put it in drain cleaner”
Never knew why I started doing it but I shall always tap my cans 3 times before I drink from them haha
Im glad im not the only one lol
Flick it from the side. It work better.
using your fingernails works
You flick the side.... not the tap the top
I tap it all around the can that makes a difrence because the bulble don't take liquide wit it on its Wai to the top
7:22
An acid that is very basic?
Well, that's interesting...
hahaahhaa
Hi I study food science and we learn also about packaging. This is a polymer that creates a barrier between the aluminum and the drink. This is very important to prevent aluminum molecules pass to the drink.
Wow, the one you put the tape one looks amazing. Any crafting artists may take this as an inspiration!
Note: reguarding the "tap test" one must additionally tap the sides quite a bit.
They shouldn't tapped the top of the can. The only sides of the can should be tapped to reduce pressure.
And the bottom too
@@KuyaEnan The only reason why you'd tap the sides is to dislodge the nucleation sites of the bubbles on the inside of the can so that bubbles don't form when you open the can.
Not tap, flick it a strong vibration must be felt not a muffled vibration in order to work
@@SpeedingSideway EXACTLY enough to dislodge the bubbles
To settle the carbonation in a soda can what I've found to work best is to give is 3 really hard smacks with 2 fingers on the part that opens
Your videos are far more educational than the education system in my country
Can you put vodka in a humidifier?? Asking for a friend 😂
No because it'll damage the humidifier and might cause a fire 😅
@@lunasky1823 NO YOU ARE WRONG! In russia... its normal!
ChocolateBacon99999 Looks like I’m moving to Russia 😂😂😂
I tried to find the egg video but his vids are so amazing 😉 I got distracted on every video I saw
It is in the cup
What happens if you mix thermite, magnesium powder, gunpowder and more flameable stuff?
Axel Jansson explosions!
Don't
Bad idea
ww3
Probably like a 1000 Degree shotgun.
You're supposed to tap the side of a pop can. It gets rid of the bubbles more than tapping the top. The top does nothing tapping on the cans side makes the bubbles go
>does 2 tests of an experiment
"Hey so i think we successfully debunked that myth"
yup
they didn't want to take up too much time of the vid
Mythbusters only do most of the tests once
Me: Hmm looks interesting! Lets watch!
Also me: *-Watches whole way through-** Skips to end*
I was expecting people to attack on you
Yep.
Yep.
Yep.
Giovanna Flores because our generation has low attention spands and most people probably do this but won’t say that they do.
Never heard about tapping the top of the can but tapping around the can definitely works. I've tested this before by shaking the can to death then taping around the can. When I opened it zero carbination escaped
works for me too. never failed me for many years
11:22 why she say “noice” lmao
*n o i c e 🥵*
Noise * 😭
@@kelmin9723 you don't know what memes are do you ?
My dad says that...
@@teosim6656 no
Him: I wonder what's hiding in your soda can.
Me: I don't know, soda?
6:19 I usually flick the sides of the can. It does more than tapping the top
Sassie yes that can work but there are many many different ways to do it
It's Hiding in your Soda Can
HERE"S JOHNNY
Ahahashshsahahahahahahaa so funny
Apparently with the tapping thing, your supposed to tap the sides as the carbonation bubbles stick to the side, tapping the sides of the can relieve them and helps it be less explosive XD
If the original video was from the UK, the soda can and/or liner may be different than the US version also.
So happy someone said this. I don't know for sure, but I'm betting it's a different material.
Can you put the can after this process into liquid nitrogen plzz
at 5:51 pause as soon as it hits 5:52 u will see a message that reads: Josh: WHOA!
It's a subtitle because the camera guy "Josh" said "whoa"... It's not some kind of secret message lol
@@Sir_Rebral Lol he thought
Heather chandler: omg drain cleaner!!! Love that for me
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Can you Mr. Nate and Mrs. Callie try the food fixing hack. You take dry noodles sand it, glue it and paint it to whatever is broken
OfficialJazzyJ its ramen......
That film is epoxy lacquer. It is sprayed so the contents of the container do not dissolve the aluminum, it also makes your drink not taste like aluminum.
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6:47 that face is mood 😬
Omg I never knew this. Thank you so much for telling us, I’m now never drinking caned sodas! Love y’all!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️