Amazing Coin Trick!

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This really is one of the easiest and most amazing tricks ever. All you need is a plastic coat hanger and a coin. Balance the coin in the middle of the hanger then just start spinning the hanger around. It does take some practice but stick with it and you'll get it! If you really want to impress, learn to stop the spinning
hanger with the coin still balanced.
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[@wa7eeedinAus]

I tried this,, now my brothers left eye is gone.

[@dandwkang]

Hahahahhahhhaa. That was good.

[@otamanlvhs]

I almost fucking died from laughing.

[@TVFILMBUFF]

Its all fun and games.

[@khoapelczar]

haha, thnx for the laugh

[@mitsuki0011]

hhhhhh feel bad you made laugh hard

[@otamanlvhs]

The biggest pain is a butt is to manage to balance this damn coin.

[@NecrosVideos]

The wonders of centripetal force

[@MKRates]

This is all true. my teacher used to watch brussup and he did this in front of our class and guess what omg it worked

[@citruz7482]

what a badass teacher you have

[@laithalenouz2415]

***** no one cares :)

[@joel7342]

Laith Al Enouz unkown gaming does

[@thegamingunion2058]

My grandpa used to be able to do this. Then he died. Like if you cry everytime (jk)

[@piotr9434]

I don't even have a grandpa 😭 *sniff

[@Rieleyhunt]

+Pawel Slezak yes you do. Everyone does...

[@inactive6200]

You are mega cringe

[@PYates77]

This is a neat little trick. I learned to do an even more difficult version where you use a metal coat hager and balance the coin on the very tip of the hook part and spin it from the other end.

[@peacology]

i just tried it with bitcoin .. didnt work! :/

[@iggy35]

epic dude

[@walkermartin2082]

the magic of video editing!

[@Rischy]

Instructions Unclear, I wrecked my dads car

[@lilan6025]

lol

[@tomev8627]

Why are people so dumb!! It's nothing to do with magenta or a secrets coin slot etc It's just the force of the spinning motion that's making the coin stay. Just like how the earth rotations helps us stay planted to the ground, duh

[@Petrichorus-]

That's called gravity, and I agree

[@Ijilil]

i agree with you on the spinning motion making the coin stay however gravity does not work based on the rotation of the earth, but instead the mass of earth. heres a really good video that can kind of explain it. Gravity Visualized

[@Petrichorus-]

***** Yeah but the earth also rotates super fast. However I think you're more right than I am :P

[@TheImmortallion]

Magenta, *ma'am*? Sorry lol :p I was trying to sound formal. You misspelled Magnets :T

[@Petrichorus-]

Immortallion I'm not a "sir" ಠ-ಠ

[@scourge34]

It can also be done with a metal hangar with the middle and hook end pulled outwards. Center the coin on the hook and put your finger in the bend at the other end. Used to do this when I was a kid about 30+ years ago.

[@lycaonking4250]

Dang! Not only did I fail, but I lost a quarter! :D

[@WillemLynn]

this is real when this video came out I tried it lol

[@trashqueeen]

"Centrifugal force is the apparent outward force that draws a rotating body away from the center of rotation. It is caused by the inertia of the body as the body's path is continually redirected." (Wikipedia) Centrifugal force is an apparent force, meaning it's fictitious. It isn't really a force, it only feels like it because of inertia. The only force acting on the coin here is the coat-hanger keeping the coin from flying outwards away from the center.

[@tapecromeo2249]

hahahah its a magnet hanger

[@djprojugs6606]

it's a good idea but quarters aren't magnetic lol

[@illusiveproxy7186]

+Philip Crotty you can magnetize them tho

[@djprojugs6606]

+YuGiOhPlayerTCG not plastic hangers though haha

[@mineblaster3679]

Coins is not magnetic! That is a fake coin!

[@illusiveproxy7186]

The dark Hero YeS ItS ThE CoIn! I FoUnD OnE On EbAy!

[@JaredDavidson]

Fake..you can see the pixels :)

[@JaredDavidson]

It was a joke.

[@Endermax187]

it works for me ¯\(O_O)/¯

[@Rhids22]

I noticed the argument over centrifugal forces and centripetal forces, and i am no physicist, and I am drunk and tired currently, but I was interested in it and researched it and this is what I found: Centrifugal force (from Latin centrum, meaning "center", and fugere, meaning "to flee") represents the effects of inertia that arise in connection with rotation and which are experienced as an outward force away from the center of rotation. In Newtonian mechanics, the term centrifugal force is use

[@RajSharma-tm8ye]

he dont share the secret i will dislike this vidio

[@AbyssalRook]

It's not a secret, you just do that. Admittedly you have to do it really carefully, but there's nothing hidden here.

[@vancetindoc]

Darude-sandstorm

[@citruz7482]

I think you are the only one doing that now. pls just stop

[@marconisimoes4241]

there is no secret u just do it i did it 3 times

[@eshwar6969]

He spin it more than 3 times

[@bensons999]

Very possible- and pretty easy too! Just give it a few tries! (There was even a version you could buy that was pretty much the same thing- I can't remember it's name but it was on sale in the late 70's/early 80's in the US.

[@kfallon54]

just did it! pretty sweet. this channel post some awesome stuff

[@hardmanners]

Thanks for the video and easy trick! I just tried it with a wire hanger. I can now balance a cup with nitric acid, an egg and a lightbulb instead of a coin.

[@christinameekis5639]

i love it so much that i cry cause i was so happy posted christina

[@stevejarvis6011]

Centripetal is the force that keeps the coin moving in the circular path, holds the coin to the hanger. Centrifugal is the force on the coin if it flies off the hanger due to lack of centripetal force.

[@nightlystalkers]

Centrifugal is mostly used with blood testing :) which consists of multiple tubes turning around in a circle at such high speeds that the substances split themselves or so :)

[@TheJPDH]

Physics is what hold the coin on the hanger. I believe it's one of Newtons Laws? Coupled with other known theories such as the effect of momentum on objects, and G-Force theories is what holds the coin on the hanger. Not glue, or Chapstick as suggested below..

[@DancingDarwin]

It actually still is centrifugal force. The trick is that you have to transform into a reference frame that is following the coin. As a result, centrifugal force originates as a fictitious force because of inertia (the wants to shoot away from the circle). As a result, because of Newton's 3rd law, the hanger will exert a high amount of normal force onto the coin. This normal force contributes to friction, which prevents the coin from sliding :D

[@kaikaiisawsome]

its the centripetal force and momentum that hold its in place same thing as a roller coaster with loops. The momentum makes it push against the coat hanger

[@zohan747]

congratulations you can do basic physics

[@melainaschimpf4679]

It's centrifugal force (I think that's spelt wrong lol) the hanger moves faster then the coin can therefore it domestic move but it gets pushed back against the hanger

[@yushinfightingcircle73]

Centripedal

[@emilsayahi1]

Centripetal.

[@HyperionJordyn]

***** centipeed

[@Maxence1402a]

Yushin Fighting Circle Not the same thing...

[@randee-]

Human centipede

[@BiggyTheBuggyTheWizard]

ok ive watched like at least 10 of his videos tonight and at the end of EVERY ONE i think to myself: i hate you so much. my mind is going to explode.

[@radorigami]

Wow! It was so easy! You rock!

[@Rhids22]

It's called centrifugal force, and it only needs to be balanced perfectly in the middle (probably needs a lot of skill) then you spin it and the energy put into it is converted into centrifugal force! Or something like that!

[@bettywebstermorris8411]

very good control & showmanship!

[@Squishlemonking2]

Why am I incredibly impressed at how he slowed the coat hanger down?

[@heatherbarnett5391]

this guy is amazing I just tried it and I was shocked it really works

[@tailopez2989]

BrussPup, breaking physics on a daily basis.

[@tranpaul2697]

he doesnt say anything just does his magic and walks out like a boss

[@RobertWarrenGilmore]

Scrolled down just to find this out. Was not disappointed.

[@JohnnyDaemon]

Got it on my 2nd try, good stuff bro

[@jimu57]

special coins from magic shops have a steel shim inside. the hanger has a small magnet inserted. just enough for the coin to not fall off or slide. centripetal force (not centrifigul) is what sort of keeps in in place. I have steel shim coins and can do this. neat trick tho. he performed it very well. no patter. just pure illusion. I like it.

[@SolaireIntensifies]

Or it's just the simple concept of gravity and centrifuge forces.

[@jimu57]

love your mastery of the english language.

[@CupofJ0E]

Yes I agree of his use of language (very bad I reported it). Anyway, it actually can't be centrifugal force, it it a fake coin.

[@mohammadnayef3670]

i tried it. It just the gravitational force. I dont have any steel coin so yeah

[@Justinsalehtv]

It's just a very common misconception that when you spin something that everything flies to the outside because of centrifugal forces. What's actually happening is an object is being pulled IN and it is its desire to keep moving in the same direction that pushes it to the outside.I know it's just a name to explain whats happening, but it's important not to feed the misconception of centrifugal force being it's own force for the people who didn't remember high school physics.

[@JFS3]

Back in the sixties they actually had a plastic toy that did this - Kinda looked like an oversized "Do Not Disturb" sign that you would swing around and the coin would stay put.

[@rabbitdrink]

Is this something you are trying to teach us or is this just a trick you can do?

[@lisi4kasestri4ka]

Парень видимо долго тренировался. Good job)))

[@kakoytoyozhik]

Научился?

[@SmashMasters]

He said "Have Fun!" at the end and he look pissed. 0_o Cool video though!

[@IrisKavanoz]

even you make 360 degrees spins with the hanger .. The clothe hanger makes its own gravitation field where the coin stays stable.

[@arucereal]

while tat is the logical and simple answer there are two foces known as centripitalforce and centrifigal force sorry if i spelt it wrong but one force of those two is the force of rotating while the other which is a bi-product that is the focre that pushes outward and the ladies and gents is what is happening

[@Dawniee]

Its just the science or gravity really. The swing of the hanger forces the coin to stay in its place because or friction. You can do it with anything, even a bucket of water!

[@danielmi8]

Holy crap, it works!!! The first time I tried I launched the coin into my cat's litter box but after about 20x I was able to make it work.

[@milan72]

it works when i put the coin at one corner and spin it with opposite corner....wow....

[@jungledave7080]

If centrifugal force is not real, than what is the irresistible force that smashes you against the door of a car spinning out of control? What force counteracts gravity in a lateral circular motion?

[@wrxyluv]

THATS HOW HE LOOKS! WOW! First time I've seen his face!

[@Rizzy_K]

The coat hanger and coin are a combo. Their magnetic.

[@catholiccontriversy]

Just to be a wise ass engineer, it's technically centripetal force from the coat hanger pulling the coin inward counteracting the natural forward inertia from rotation. Sorry, as an engineer centrifugal force is a bit of a pet peeve.

[@amberlynn1937]

The impossible is now possible with Brusspup.

[@pr3ludejr]

Love the music on your vids.

[@christopherjones201]

Im gonna try that it looks fun!

[@Grelady]

Centrifugal force pinned the coin to the coat hanger while in motion. The only problem is if it hadn't been balanced correctly on the hanger before he started, it would have flown off.

[@robbiewilliams446]

U can also do this by stretching a metal c hanger and put a nickel on the tip and swing the same way

[@NickTurecky]

It's the centripetal force

[@connorv9421]

Adding to what TOM EV said, that force is simply inertia.

[@stormy501legion]

its possible to do with a metal coat hanger but with it streatched out and the coin balanced on the point

[@thepourdawg]

brusspup , you rule

[@RobTFG]

@MCRstudios98 you really are wrong there, the simplest of miss balances either way could make the coin fall off, plus its most likely double sided tape on the hangar.

[@SerialBeaterX1]

HOLY FUCK!!! i didnt believe it until i try it by myself. hey bro, thanks for this.

[@TheGAHman]

It works, but I had trouble on the ending part.. So I changed it up and threw the coin up off the hanger and caught it, still effective :P

[@tekeybermohamedaly5939]

man you're amazing!

[@BIGSWIGGER]

The coat hanger has a powerful magent to stop the coin from sliping

[@SynaptixMarketing]

It's fricking centrifugal force

[@TheKaratekidGodzalo]

My physics teacher told me this one thing Biologists will say centrifugal Physicists will say centripetal the page you posted also said that it's from a different point of reference but my teacher explained that the proper one is centripetal.

[@AnimationsByRobert]

OH BOY! IM GOING TO MASTER THIS! *two hours later mom comes in* WTH HAPPENED TO THE TV!

[@dlk339]

... It does work, but you need the right type of hanger, and btw quarters are not magnetic, the reason the trick works is INERTIA

[@Jonereator2]

What is it with these people trying to flash with basic knowledge? Im proud of you dude, lucky you read all those books ey? How on earth would you know quarters aren't magnetic otherwise? Good thing you told him, you genius.

[@joeyfaust3981]

Dancing darwin you just blew my mind

[@cassusfett01]

.... didn't you ever have physics as a child? it's centrifugal force, it's the same thing that pulls you to the outside of a merry-go-round

[@GSCommander]

I got the coathanger (which was previously used in an abortion I hope that doesn't affect the trick) but where do I find a quarter?

[@muju925]

yes they are... I don't think they stick to magnets (not really sure) but they are metal

[@RMNDK4life]

Forget God and Jesus, Brussup, I worship you...

[@bemdav]

If you look really closely, you can see that this is a Hogwarts student.

[@bmxisgoodforyouseriosly2074]

I tried it, and it really worked.

[@lphybridsoldier]

*Fuckin' Magnets, how do they work?*

[@Astaldo1987]

knowing basic physics can actually be entertaining :)

[@TheHairyStrikers]

It took a few tries but it really does work, stopping it is hard though

[@JoaoSantos-se7ty]

you really love your teacher, don't you?

[@onlyweknow2]

spent three days trying to get it right then I hung myself.

[@zioxei]

The coathanger was made to hang clothes, not people you dumb.

[@TerminallyILLMusic]

respect to anyone who can get this.. i cant even balance the coin on the hanger

[@Jebediah_Tweed]

centrifugal force is false its inertia which is fighting against the acceleration of the pendulum when a pendulum starts to rotate the object on the end starts accelerating to the center but inertia acts against it

[@theequalizer2007]

I did it! At least 20 loops. The difficult part is when you stop. I'm still looking for my quarter under my bed!

[@TheGabbia]

Do u know what is the difference between the 2 forces? because the force that works on the coin is absolutly the centrifugal...study a little bit, it's not dangerous ;)

[@ZPS_STG]

Try to do that on the tip of a metal coat hanger.. I've done it before.

[@SUPD100]

What really impressed me is how he managed to balance the coin in less than five seconds…

[@ianw5936]

You can do the same thing with a bent metal coat hanger and a penny. Balance penny on the tip of the hook, put your finger in the bend, and spin it.

[@414MrMilwaukee]

This guy is serious about his trick

[@kormsd]

Centripetal is a force whose direction is towards the center, centrifugal is a force whose direction is from the center outwards, how can anyone even thumb this up

[@HarmonicaMustang]

Nice use of the outer force.

[@WinEntity]

In case anyone's wondering, the quarter was made in 1966. I'm sure nobody's wondering, though...

[@skateVA90]

0:04 a coat hanger I thought this was a coin trick? 0:08 oh okay it is. 0:17 he's not about to do what I think he's gonna do.. 0:27 dude he is! he's spinning it! 0:46 looked way to easy *gets hanger and coin* takes a while to balance coin. Now spin hanger coin fly's out really fast at valuable objects!

[@ToastedTurtleOnRye]

Look it up on Wikipedia. "reactive centrifugal force." They can both be right. The coin is experiencing centripetal acceleration, and the hanger is experiencing centrifugal force. Engineering noob.

[@camdenwelch4299]

The hanger is not magnetic, the force from the spinning is pushing the gravity onto the coin so it stays on or whatever.

[@TheMasterMaster789]

Don't know if its real or not but what people are saying about basic physics are true.. its like if you put water in a bucket or pail and swing it around virtually none of it will come out if you do it fast enough..