Zybch says:

#3 You have to be kidding me right.
How freaking gullible are people these days!

jobs says:

#4 I think you answered your own question.

denacron says:

With practice you will all achieve the point of this vid in no time!

nicktherat says:

i got it on my first try, its not that hard. pulling the envelope at the right speed is key. it causes a vacuum effect to condense the molecules in the water for a short time. the spinning keeps its form up. it only lasted like 10 seconds though

dexton7 says:

Given the educational level or most Americans.. I bet there’s a lot of wet messy houses in America right now thanks to this video. lol.

Neat video effect at least.

JoaoPT says:

They forgot to mention that there’s some cost involved…

some couple thousand dollars for the 3D package, and the motion tracking compositing system…

Dallas says:

Works on the first try with cooking oil.

[Har! - ed.]

Olo Baggins of Bywater says:

So, I learned the first part of this 40 years ago. I eventually convinced my dad that it would be fun to do it at a restaurant before we left…just leave the cup upside down and full of water. But that just pisses off the waitress or busboy, because they don’t know how to solve the problem, or don’t notice and just pick up the glass. lol

So we upped the ante by putting the tip in the glass before flipping it over.

Ahh, that was fun.