How to make viral TAPE BALLS!

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This video is all about those colourful sticky tape balls that you've probably seen in various viral videos. These are NOT related to nano tape bubbles despite the techniques being quite similar at times. I've seen people wrap small items in transparent nano tape to create balls but these are effectively two different types of crafting that require two different types of tape. This type of tape ball is great if you like fidgeting with your fingers. You can build up huge shapes and then cut them open if you like. The only downside is that the material can be fairly hard to find. I stumbled across these tapes on Amazon Japan (and there's a ton on there) but I couldn't find it listed anywhere else. Some of the products also had bad reviews so it seems like some batches of tape are faulty.
#satisfying #crafts
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Note: I cannot guarantee the quality of the tapes as I ended up with a batch that didn't work. You want to search for "sticky ball tape" or "tape ball tape".
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[@SS_DT]

Thank you for addressing glitter in the water system. Microplastics are an enormous problem, and glitter is a big contributor. I would love to see more bio degradable options in your videos.

[@aiaikawa4012]

Sadly the biggest issue isnt people who dont know, its people who know and don't care. Her mentioning it hopefully helps educate children, but I know my fare share of people who pour things down the drain that they shouldnt be pouring because they can't be bothered to do otherwise. Its really frustrating

[@SS_DT]

@@aiaikawa4012 That may be true, but I think repetition matters. Some people need to be reminded to reset bad habits. It's never a bad thing for a creator to explain how to keep glitter from going into the water.

[@soothsayingProfit]

The biggest issue are companies that sell it knowing it's bad for the environment, like companies that sell soap/bathbomb kits that have plastic glitter, because it's cheaper to package it with that instead of biodegradable glitter.

[@starswirI]

i have over ten pounds of microplasitc glitter in my system

[@Vickylovesdogs16]

Bot

[@JayneAFK]

Could you maybe make a video on environmentally friendly kinds of glitter in the future? I'm curious how they'd hold up in diys like these.

[@noaccount2494]

The Good Glitter is a brand made specifically from material that breaks down in water to turn into food for water organisms. From what I recall it will fully break down in 1+ weeks. It is also cosmetics grade

[@Izybuzy]

I use biodegradable glitter to my soap and bathbomb products

[@inshamulla6036]

Ahem....., recycle??

[@JayneAFK]

@@inshamulla6036 even with recycling nonbiodegradable glitter is incredibly bad for the environment. It's unfortunate since it is very fun and pretty, but the alternatives available are getting pretty good as I understand it.

[@CapitalLuke]

@@inshamulla6036 I doubt recycling glitter or making it using recycled materials will be very effective, microplastics are hard to collect and you still get plastics in the enviroment after spending time recyling the glitter. Biodegradable gitter just dissolves and no one needs to worry about it.

[@scatmanjohnfan22]

What I'm concerned with is the wastefulness. All this use of plastic, and it's only used for a quick "satisfying" fidget toy, and then is soon thrown away after you cut the ball?

[@moonyfruit]

I would worry more about the tons of companies that waste infinitely more every day.

[@LunatheMoonDragon]

I mean, I personally don't think that this particular trend is one to get up in arms about. Every single toy made for children is made of plastic. Walk up and down a toy aisle and you'll see 6-7 aisles of pure plastic. Tossing a tiny dot of nanoplastic for a viral trend isn't making as much of a difference in the world as the amount of real tape wasted during Christmas, for example. If you're determined to make a difference in the world via tape sales, I'd start with targeting Christmas Tape sales first, and working your way up to plastic barbies, before targeting Nanotape.

[@samanthachui2532]

I agree with you 1000%! I feel these are very pointless DIYs that doesn’t actually achieve anything helpful for anything at all. (DIYs are meant to be hacks to assist with daily tasks..) I don’t see any usefulness in these. Also, not environmentally friendly at all!! 😢

[@LunatheMoonDragon]

@@samanthachui2532 No art "achieves" anything at all. You're essentially arguing that anything entertaining that does not stay around forever is worthless, with this logic. By the way, you may be confusing DIYs with "life hacks," which this does not claim to be. Life hacks are meant to assist with daily life. DIYs are simply cool things where you can "Do It Yourself" at home.

[@Strawation]

@@LunatheMoonDragon While pretty, I personally find this trend distasteful in terms of waste. Everything you named in the comment is meant to function for hours. Tape keeps presents wrapped for hours, days, years; plastic toys and dolls are designed to last at least 1 day of entertainment (staring at the weird potion toys that are kinda wasteful but can be repurposed); nanotape lasts for a few hours. This particular tape is so short lived. Probably a few minutes to an hour at most. It can't be repurposed like nanotape, and it doesn't do anything else. Still, it's pretty and the trend likely won't last long since it's too fiddly for anyone but teenagers/adults.

[@beesworkshop6594]

It looks satisfying but it's soooooo much plastic 😥 I couldn't buy these because I'd just feel guilty about all of the waste

[@rokurosecake]

So much plastic waste 😭😭😭 but so cool of you explaining and trying it!

[@sallyfawn]

I don't know, this just seems so wasteful

[@yourlocalkpopfan_0]

Yeah

[@jujucatjuca]

Tapeball-cutting videos are very satisfying to me, but I don't like how much material they use, or how much plastic they leave behind...

[@BunnySpaceMachine]

I realllllly wanted to make this but you are absolutely right about the tape being hard to find 😭

[@maqaroon]

I realised they're also often listed as "decompression tape" and can be found quite cheaply on Aliexpress too

[@BunnySpaceMachine]

@@maqaroon thanks so much! I will check it out! 💜🐇🐰

[@jessicamelvin8057]

Amazon I get them from .

[@vidhucv4774]

Search for loom tree creative sticky tape

[@KatSimon13]

This looks so fun to make! I was wondering if you can place something more solid, like a rubber ball, in the water ball.

[@_br1ght._.moon_]

i have these! i bought them from china, you need to spray it with alcohol and then start rolling it. your also supposed to make the sticky side out, it works better.

[@zestybutterfly7161]

Thank you for exposing how those viral videos are lying to us!

[@lindsay_anderson23]

This looks so satisfying to make!!!

[@belyndamaniez9703]

Aaaaaah, so that's what is used to scoop the water... I was so confused, the person who did the video I saw was so quick that I barely had time to register what happened 😂

[@maqaroon]

Haha yes!! The first I saw that I was thinking what on earth is that sorcery and it turned out much easier than expected

[@tentasoup]

everyone saying “so wasteful!” think about the school papers kids use, only to throw them out after not needed. think about slime, and how much glue it uses. think about literally anything and it will be a “waste”… does it matter to you that much? your comment isnt going to stop the world from using plastic food containers and throwing them out… like..

[@NerdIsMean]

Half of them probably don’t recycle water bottles either😭🙏🏽

[@marian_hayes]

I tried looking for videos on how to make these before but yours was the most helpful of them. The other videos didn’t have talking or they were in another language and also didn’t have the helpful tips. I love how you include helpful tips in your DIY videos!

[@IunaIia]

Usually I love watching your videos, but this one was rough to get through due to your lack of research and attempt to expose a deception? Look, I went to the Amazon jp link you listed and watched the videos associated with the products. The one for the narrow tapes show the bead being covered in double sided tape, the colored tape being pulled then held taut against the roll to expose the adhesive, and finally using the sticky tapped bead to pull the adhesive off the roll. Very simple instructions, even with a language barrier. So your failure with the first tape ball could be due to either poor product quality or failure to execute due to not following the tutorial supplied. A complaint about lack of double sided tape being included in the kit would be valid though. A quick Google search of tape ball led to learning that it is made with decompression tape and that these balls can also be called diang balls. Then more follow up research can be done using that term. Lost opportunity to have come off so much more knowledgeable of the topic on hand. Now about your criticism of the viral video 'trickery'. I'm pretty sure those videos exist as oddly satisfying as the whole point is just to watch the adhesive stretch and gather into a ball. People don't stick around because they are confused, they stick around because it's a good watch or ASMR. A factor to great videos is editing. So what if some of them don't show the pulling of the tape and then flipping it back or the trimming of the excess plastic. The preproduction isn't the focus. Unless the video is claiming to be a tutorial, I don't see a problem.

[@Itsme_vicky12]

Omg I'm trying this! I love ur diy crafts! There amazing!😊

[@ElizaCocoful]

I wish you used biodegradable glitter! Then you don't need to worry about soaking up the water with a paper towel and putting it in the landfill :)

[@brightboobear1954]

I can’t wait to try to recreate this! You are so talented! I love your videos!

[@senaaaYT]

THANK YOU SO MUCH, U SAVED MY LIFEEE!! i had no idea how to do it like those viral vidoes so i was so confused, but u changed everything

[@LunatheMoonDragon]

OH MY GOODNESS!! I have been seeing these nonstop in my youtube shorts and I'll i could think is "I can't wait until Maqaroon covers these!"

[@phuvuong6762]

I want to get it but I looks so much money 😢

[@TammyLai-ut9ld]

Your video doesnt hide the techniques which helps people not waste money. Most people hide the tab part of the tape and confuse all the people who watch it. Thank you!

[@AllyDontObey]

I've found live shops on tiktok selling these where they are actually making these in live time instead of a video aswell as pens writing on a spoon then dipped into water and the ink image floats

[@mistei5148]

You should try wrapping the water filled bubble with even more tape to try strengthen it.

[@ernergarcia9462]

What does that tape called? What website can you buy it on?

[@rusn3]

About The glitter you can pour school glue over it and you will be able to just peel it off after it dries!

[@joshuacerron2740]

You should make a giant Mochi squishy If you want But I hope you have a good day or a good night

[@WJune]

Hi! I love you and your vids!

[@LobsterSB]

Why the hell is there so many people complaining about the environment ? The amount of plastic wasted on this video is not even near the amount of plastic the same people who writen these comments waste per day, it's funny because comments are processed by a supercomputer, wich takes a considerable amount of energy to work, wich means more gas in the atmosphere, and the amount of fuel it takes to make a single comment is basically equivalent to the amount of plastic she wasted in the first place.

[@YourLocalBrunette295]

My mind: wat da hek💀

[@Redpandaplayz-iy6dw]

I made one and right after a few mins the air started to come out and it broke i got so sad and frustrated it is such a waste of money and plastic and bad for the environment

[@slayingabby]

Hey my friend is wondering if you have a shop

[@theyaremycrocs6009]

@hopescope needs to see this and retry this DIY!

[@Bunnyomi74]

ive literally been watching your videos for almost a decade lol ur so amazing

[@Bunnyomi74]

stopped in 2021 but who cares lol

[@danieljaggit7835]

Does this work with any tape too?

[@oceancorxe]

oh thanks i find that tape now❤❤❤

[@PennysStudio]

Love these 🎉🎉🎉

[@nuzhatasghar8579]

Others: l will buy this tape and try this balloon Me: mere ghar par nano tape pari ha or mainu pata hi nai🤣🤣

[@TeareTheFox]

Why is it 1 thousand dollars :,)

[@Spongebobisnothere21]

Different currencies

[@TeareTheFox]

@@Spongebobisnothere21 noice

[@ArnaGovil]

Why do you speak in such a low voice

[@debasmitaroy6954]

Thanks for the tape details and it is very relaxing ❤️

[@Whateverhasbeenmynameforyears]

Would like you to look into bio glitter and environmentally safe glitters to use.

[@yukisantos07]

I only have regular tape

[@rajaaladwani2097]

This was very cool but the country I live in does not have nano tape

[@amalraihankhalid1938]

Just wondering.. A quick question.. What's wrong in washing away glitter😅 in sink?

[@AllyDontObey]

Just saw something that looked amazingly satisfying they got rainbow pastle foam balls and rolled it into the tape and squished it, it makes a great asmr sound

[@samanthachui2532]

I feel these ‘DIY’s are really pointless. And also soo incredibly wasteful with much plastic waste for the environment. Could you perhaps work on more environmentally friendlier ‘DIY’s in the future, that is actually purposeful?

[@floraleia]

Honestly, if you're interested in doing environmentally friendly & purposeful things, it's possible to argue that no DIY would ever qualify. Every DIY project, everything you buy, everything you do is going to have its environmental issues :/ For example, Joanna's sock plush tutorials would be great for re-using old socks but plushes have no purpose beyond enjoyment and comfort and you may need to purchase additional supplies to complete the tutorial (which creates waste and uses energy and resources to create)

[@maqaroon]

Unfortunately plastic waste is an unavoidable byproduct of of the whole DIY/crafts/toy industry. I personally feel that the process of making a DIY and the benefits gained from it (relaxation, creativity, learning) justifies the materials used so nothing is truly "wasted" in that respect.

[@marshmallowmadness3331]

Perfect to destroy my enemys 4:40

[@ItsKami123]

First❤

[@Madamoizillion]

DO NOT put glitter in the recycling. It cannot be sorted and contaminates everything. Please don't participate in or condone "wish-cycling". Better to not use glitter at all and treat it like toxic waste.

[@Lilile_lin]

Thanks I find it useful because I’ve been searching all day to find how to make it thanks for the tape too😊

[@melaniejaneprocter5529]

It looks great, but I don't think I would try it myself. 💖💖XX

[@h3arts4nishimura]

1:26 u did this part wrong It is a bad idea to wrap it with the plastic ball you should use ur fingers and scrape the sticky part to a tiny ball first then make it bigger

[@JessicaOlivia26]

After I watched this am not buying it but thx! For showing us

[@tawnanicoll6923]

can you PLEASE make a video of using NORMAL tape to make bubbles!

[@beaniebooandlulu4664]

The people who are tricking the viewers “WE GOT BUSTED!!!”.🤣

[@Lexirosestrawberrylove]

Like to give the boy a shirt Not forcing* 👇🏻👕

[@ratboi420]

Pin plz

[@ChantalChin]

Please don't use plastic glitter. 🙏🏼 It is harmful for our vulnerable environment (also for the ocean and ultimately our own water).

[@Dingdongtime]

Couldn’t you let the water evaporate and reuse the glitter?

[@malenatewari3643]

aghhh all of this plastic that won't biodegrade for thousands of years for 5 minutes of fun ;-;

[@Llad1Pr3ciosa]

Honestly i would not pay that for some cheap tape that you can make your own fidget toy with. I know this one will probably hit here next just like nano but it going to cause kids more problems in school i believe.

[@jakeerik2168]

Hmmmmm. Do you think you can fill these tapes with glue or toothpaste like you can with the nano tape 🤔

[@mookzmom]

I found this tape on Amazon by searching sticky ball tape". Available on US Amazon.

[@victoriazhang3569]

I have bought the tape in the link in description and it won’t stretch like yours does ? It’s just starts to break when I try to make it?

[@urwah786]

Guys I got an I idea and it worked take a marble and then roll the tape around it and then soon it’s going to make a round ball. When you cut it you have a surprise inside

[@angelskidmore5354]

Battery so awesome but I always want I always wanted a tape bubble but We can't afford it

[@Broeckchen]

Thank you so much for explaining the trick behind how the videos are framed!

[@avissaxadoptme]

As an 8 year old when i blowed my nano tape not even a tinch of air would go in it and i dont have and cant find in shops a air pumper

[@DoggiPup]

I made one using the sticky side of some tape that came on a big piece of acrylic

[@V10l3t_N00b]

Heyyy! I’m early

[@somkuanjes]

เขาเรียกว่าสก๊อตเทปคะ

[@n76543]

enjoyed the vid

[@namasteavl]

How can someone order from Amazon Japan from the US?

[@maqaroon]

You simply create an account with your US address and it will only show you products that ship to your location. It's surprisingly easy...the only drawback being that shipping costs might be a bit higher ($10-20). There may also be customs fees however I never had problems with that so far

[@Thenameless_kitten]

Early!! This is the earliest I have been on one of you videos!!

[@quartzycrystal9337]

Could you maybe try this hack on how to make paper mache using only toilet paper and water? How to make Separate the layers to make it as thin as possible Cut it to make it as small as possible (You will need alot of these) then put them in a bowl and add water. not too much though. then you can now use this paste to form and make whatever you want. if it is too wet you can squeeze the water out. (this may seem disgusting but just remember its just toilet paper and water)

[@Lilquesitoooo]

I got it on Temu for 2.99 lol 😂 😂

[@Baconplaze]

What is the name of the tape 😅😅😅😅

[@Frog_princess3009]

What is this “tape” and were can I buy it

[@AnimeMangaLover001]

First for a once 😃

[@KitkatSparklesixeye]

I watched tthis 3 times in a row bc i didnt understandvery much but it worked so tysm for doing thetutorial¡

[@sarahsun4665]

I love your videos!!🥰

[@aleisha5445]

I tried this with a bead but failed so I tried with a rival nerf ball and it worked right away and looked like a perfect ball

[@Narthana.]

Pollution and waste

[@spaceowlmom8819]

I'm curious if you could make a waterball but use clear slime instead

[@seymaseang]

Well i can buy this next to my house❤

[@Tocaseashelle]

Why cant u just use normal tape?

[@hannahmcsporran2970]

Do u have to use that specific tape?❤

[@Cecan292]

wow di mana kau beli⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@jojovibess-o2d]

I can't believe we have the same names-

[@KristenZianourry2015]

I found the tape on temu an ordered some

[@Alkariii]

Can you make this with regular double sided tape?

[@putridisertasia3971]

that is not nano tape but that is diang tape

[@Yuka_tyan]

ОТВЕТЬТЕ ПЖ ЧТО ЭТО

[@DotterWho]

I have a question… does it pop if u squish it to hard?

[@WJune]

DIY dare! Inject ink in those bubbles!

[@abdulsamadmundiya9937]

Name of the tape😮

[@honeysdreamanimations]

Nano tape

[@Thecrate1998]

thank you for telling me what they where called

[@ciaa.duckling]

uhmm why did it say 1099%?