Denis Klopov - Balloons & umbrellas - The world greatest Cabaret

Here is one most impressive balance act by Ermakov. he performed it in the famous french television show of Patrick Sebastien "le plus grand cabaret du monde" (The world greatest Cabaret)

[@FunnyMagicForKids]

The entire series of videos listed under The World's Greatest Cabaret is incredible. This performance is no exception. This is one of the most unique and incredible acts I've ever seen. I'm shocked I'm the first to comment on the video. Anyone who's ever tried juggling should realize the diligence and practice this must have taken. People often take acts like this for granted not realizing that it takes a lifetime to develop a five minute act like this. Hats off to Ermakov.

[@magoherrypotters7051]

COMPLIMENTI DAVVERO BRAVO.

[@johntran8528]

Great, so cool

[@isaacvazquez133]

La inspiración de algunos mortales a los que también les gustan los balones y las sombrillas...

[@FantaClown]

ECCEZIONALE ! WoW !

[@lucas230985]

maestro!

[@LilSunBlock]

I really need to know what kind of balls these are!!!

[@cs1maniac]

Not magnets, the umbrellas have big tops at the end and there is a hole on the bottom 4:05

[@Starfox2020]

A basic understanding of objects in motion will explain this all. Objects that have momentum in one direction will have a harder time being moved in another direction. The reason he can do this is because the balls do not want to move to the sides.

[@deiluxx]

why there always has to be a reasonable explanation or crazy contraption behind anything? it could just be that this guy has mad skills... that's my explanation

[@domingodelacruz1732]

bravo

[@BinhNguyen-in2jb]

Domingo Dela Cruz pphimxry phỉmt

[@mauriciorivas8915]

I can only spin one ☝🏼🏀

[@weltonoliveira3944]

🇧🇷✌♥️

[@JetBrews]

Easy trick. The metal part of the umbrella tip actually spins - and it fits right into the ball. no magic, no real balancing.

[@TheFuryisme]

How

[@Empfangsdame]

Who is the woman at 1:38?

[@amroslan]

how magnet do that? beter use gyroscope..

[@19Jose91]

4:40 LIKE A BAWS

[@manuelalosilla698]

3:07 música?

[@calebedwards1223]

Oh gyro scopes... Uou can fool anybody cant you

[@RenzVC]

This may seem a fair explanation , but it's not how it works in practice. The balls here have a magnet on each side. They stay on that position because the magnet keeps them into place. a ball won't just stay spinning on one point , try it yourself. Spin a ball on a pen. :) This is done with magnets. 100%sure.

[@Plasticman011]

mmmmmm maybe not magnets, he can to his tricks also with his fingers. the balls seem to be heavy and soft, I think they are filled with some dusty or liquid material.

[@canoemandan]

Gyroscopes :/