Waterbending

I can do that... but in a totally different way... using something similar to that hose....

And keep in mind, kids, we're roughly 65% water, so the next time you listen to your stereos and subwoofers on the highest setting... this is happening to you, too.

how the hell did this happen?!

Good vibrations :D

This can happen because of the way that a camera works, which is by taking several images and compiling them together to form a video. This event is similar to when you are watching a video of a car's wheels going faster and it looks as if they keep changing from going forwards to going backwards. Or so I think.

how did you do that?!?!?!?!?!

This is actually very simply done. It is done through the influence of sound waves on molecular structure.

lol michael_jackson

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wow

It is due to camer frame rate it doesn’t actually happen irl

*camera

me and my bae be like :

they use sound to push the water