Spinning a Laserdisc to Shrapnel at 80,000fps - The Slow Mo Guys

[@theslowmoguys]

I bought a bundle of 10 on eBay for $30 and told the guy to send me the 10 least wanted/hardest to sell/most beat up discs in his eBay store. This was his selection.

[@KageZangetsuOnXBL]

I'm surprised somebody has enough that they can even sell them in a bundle

[@andrewharrison8436]

Money well spent. Particularly as it isn't mine.

[@Guzmania]

You guys never disappoint when it comes to turning ordinary household items into lethal weapons.

[@someguywithaphone5921]

Big thanks, ebay guy, for sending them in. 3 bucks a piece is quite a good price for a potential delaminated watermelon knife.

[@RetroFan]

Plenty of bundles/lots on Ebay. People still enjoy watching Laserdisc. :) @@KageZangetsuOnXBL

[@TimeBucks]

I love these classic videos redone

[@bellojamiu8814]

👍

[@ShanowarhossainShobuj]

Wow

[@Arju.Ariyan]

Good video

[@vennilamahavlogs1924]

good

[@AGP510]

I wonder if a scientist could make a funky soundtrack out of the jagged edge desk like you take split s9 that’s one tune then you do a jazzie bridge to the next crack int the record

[@JunkyardDigs]

I love how "destructive power on a melon" is a justifiable unit of measurement 😂

[@jjpark98]

Eyyyy, Kevin, nice to see you here!

[@stone5against1]

Melons are a measurement of destructive power, the same way bananas are a measurement of length/size

[@awesomestorm499]

hey lol didnt know you were a slomo guys fan

[@InsomniacDoe]

its because melons are a decent representation of a human skull. If it goes through a water melon it can probably go through your head.

[@derbydriver]

SMG and JYD collab? Slow mo footage of bean field races?

[@ojhat]

the amount of times the slowdown shows multiple pieces just *CUT* through the wood like butter is terrifying. Like it wasn't even an obstacle.

[@mwater_moon2865]

My uncle was in construction for many years and fond of pointing out that wood is actually weaker than drywall (for the same thickness). You can see the grain of the wood in the vid is in line with plane of the disk, which means it's even easier to cut than paper (aka cardboard) because when you go with the grain you can go between fibers (think cutting a steak with vs. against the grain) vs. cardboard's random fiber orientation and multiple layers (ask a sewing enthusiast what's the worst thing to dull a pair of scissors, it's not fabric, it's paper) Honestly a congregated box (2 walls) would have been more effective to stop the chunks.

[@RICDirector]

I thought the first layer was plywood....i know the second was, didnt seem to make much difference.....impressive weapon if you could just point it all the right way....🤣

[@IncoherentMoron]

i think what's possibly more terrifying for me is that it's not even the jagged internal edges of the shards that are cutting the wood, it's the outside of the disc that's slicing through it

[@emilyelizabethbuchanan998]

Dan's "Oh dear" when the shrapnel went through the crate cracked me up. So much emotion in only two words

[@popupssuck00]

let's not sleep on gav's "oh dear" at 9:42

[@opalishmoth8591]

Follow by Gav’s “…. Okay” That’s the laugh of someone who realizes they were just a situation that could have had fatal results

[@joshuasims5421]

I love the rotating footage at 4:00, you can see how the pieces break off and keep spinning at the same rate, while traveling on a course sort of tangential to the original disc's rotation. Incredible!

[@Dindonmasker]

i'm watching in VR and my whole world was turning upside down lol

[@SSweet211]

For some reason it gave me like… mild vertigo? I don’t know lol. It was a strange experience. Very cool, but I had to look away for a second.

[@thatguyalex2835]

There goes your favorite anime or '80s action film, off into the oblivion at thousands of RPM and hundreds of mph or km/h. :) Just kidding, but if I am not mistaken, anime* was getting big in the 1990s, such as Akira and YuYu Hakusho (The Ghost Files), and those anime were made before DVDs took off by the 21st century. Imagine standing near the disc, that would scare me. Would love to know the physics of why the disc parts spin at the same rate in the air after being released. Seems to be stored momentum in the fragments. *Not a big fan of most anime here cos a lot of anime in the 2020s has too much blood, never-ending fights and raunchiness, but Hunter X Hunter, most Ghibli stuff, One Piece, Weathering with You, Cowboy Bebop, Azumanga Daioh and Serial Experiments Lain are all good. Gonna try YuYu next. Glad that a friend introduced me to HxH in 2021, or else, anime would have been a lost cause, just like the humble LaserDisc.

[@nothingsurprisesmeanymore]

This is Gav & Dan working with the cutting edge of movie media for sure

[@ronbednarczyk2497]

Newton's laws of motion in action.

[@rogueintellect]

Most Laserdiscs were double-sided - at some point in the movie, you'd have to take the disc out and flip it - which explains the splitting. There are actually two layers of film sandwiched between two plastic plates, if I recall my outdated media formats correctly.

[@lucid__enigma]

Yeah. Early DVDs were often double-sided too. I still have a couple with 4:3 one side and 16:9/10 the other.

[@Paular845]

@@lucid__enigma When you'd buy TV season sets they used to do two sided as well.

[@CPUGaming]

@@lucid__enigma Weren't most PS2 DVDs double sided as well?

[@Michrone]

Air force one DVD is double face also. You had to swap in the middle of the movie. DVD with embedded pee break

[@makatron]

​@@lucid__enigmayeah I still have a T2 judgement day dvd with side 16:9 ans the other 4:3

[@aregier8]

The part where Dan's head just pops up from behind the table is just gold, as per usual.

[@theworldofpanda6559]

9:13 the trajectory changing mid flight due to inertia is some magical stuff to witness

[@pipecleanermaster]

Also at 3:21 absolutely mind bending

[@Skerrry]

Wow thanks for this comment, I didn't pay enough attention to see that! That was amazing!

[@dark14life]

Air resistance helps, too.

[@Skerrry]

@@dark14life What do you mean?

[@brandonthesteele]

The phrase "trajectory changing mid flight due to inertia" makes no physical sense. Are you referring to illusion of the pieces appearing to curve in midair?

[@The8BitGuy]

Very cool! I mean, forget land-mines. You could booby-trap a place with a bunch of spinning laser-discs and nobody would want to go anywhere near it!

[@captainchubbers]

Laserdiscs, the future of home security

[@josefsieffen18]

Just have to sacrifice a Dyson motor every time.

[@RundFyrkant]

They should slomo when someone retrobrigths an old computer 🤓

[@Nolroa]

​@@josefsieffen18For having something more lethal than a ninja shuriken...

[@Nolroa]

It could be said that there they have a... Lethal Weapon. (Ok, that film was released in 1987, so perhaps it had a laserdisc version)

[@Qaztar44]

Over the years, I've found myself watching Slo Mo Guys videos more for the Gav and Dan banter rather than the actual slo-mo. It's oddly comforting to come back to Slo Mo Guys across the decades and find the same two charming chaps. The slo-mo is sick too, though.

[@ReiverBlue1971]

Yeah, you can hear their friendship especially with the banter of old mates

[@eth_4]

Came for the slow mo, stayed for the guys

[@YogSoth]

They haven’t been around for decades. KZbin hasn’t even been around for decades.

[@thatguyalex2835]

Have been with them since 2013 or so. :) Good times.

[@TgrHwke]

@@YogSothKZbin reaches its' nineteenth year this February. So one more year and it will have been around for decades.

[@camlin4147]

"Let's armor it up, shall we?" Next cut - extra plywood boards are just casually leaning against the original plywood structure. Me: Yup, that checks out 😂

[@softwalkz]

Basically buying a nightstand but instead of unboxing and assembling, just put stuff on the box! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Troyseph]

They didn't reinforce the carpet though 😅

[@captaincomet9963]

As someone who grew up with laserdiscs instead of VHSs, it is so nice whenever somebody acknowledges them

[@SKOMPAS]

I have never seen one before, didn’t even know they existed before this video!

[@joltingonwards2017]

Yeah! They really became a laser in this video 😂

[@hugeturd42]

.

[@Awksi]

@@SKOMPASI thought they only existed in Regular Show lmao

[@HighExplosiveSerenade]

yeah... I also have a dad who was attracted to the "wrong" tech XD

[@mmeis2389]

In the 1980's working for a pump/compressor manufacturer, we would spin destruct our die-cast steel impellers. The smooth perfect surfaces of these impellers came back with what resembles crumbled tin foil. These were spun at 140,000+ RPM till destructed. One lasted to 180,000 RPM. The hi-strength die-cast metal went to a plasticized state, quite amazing. One compressor we designed would run at 120,000 RPM on its 4th stage. I got to hand draft the design for these as it was before commercial CAD systems.

[@LouSlade]

That is one of the coolest things I have ever heard

[@mmeis2389]

@@LouSlade Those engineers were amazing. Some still used sliderules.

[@wzdew]

I appreciate that you tried the VHS. I still want to see it spun into destruction somehow. Those laser disc shards are something else. Goddamn.

[@CatThwomper]

I didn't see the disk shard lodged in the wood at first, so when Dan casually shows it broken through the side of the wood, I lost it.

[@johansten7976]

Yeah, some of those shards treated the plywood as if it was *cardboard*!

[@RainbowDoesStuff]

The disc shattering whilst spinning at 220mph and jamming into the walls reminds me of that image of tornado damage featuring a record disc lodged halfway in a tree

[@kungfutuber]

There's me thinking that the force of a tornado does the damage to forests but really, it's someone's laserdisc collection which it picked up along the way

[@RainbowDoesStuff]

Real... @@kungfutuber

[@FKyoutubeSERIOUSLY]

Fun fact. A tornado is powerful enough to send blades of grass into concrete.

[@RainbowDoesStuff]

@@FKyoutubeSERIOUSLY I've dedicated most my life to research into tornadoes. That's not true. 💀

[@FKyoutubeSERIOUSLY]

@@RainbowDoesStuff Well, its your word against my brother's, who actually witnessed it.

[@mobucks555]

Been in construction for years. I'm amazed how the plastic went through the plywood like butter.

[@TatsuZZmage]

This is why the yell at idiots to Evacuate Florida for the Storms. Straw will do that to a person.

[@Zawmbbeh]

any mass penetrates at a high enough velocity so I’ve been told

[@farhanrejwan]

ever heard of Eₖ = ½mv² ? velocity is the key here, the more velocity the more more kinetic energy. this is also why even small millimeter-scale debris can damage metallic surfaces in space.

[@mobucks555]

@@farhanrejwan I'm not skeptical, just fascinated.

[@abdulmateenahmed4339]

I replayed it so many times to be sure of what I saw, and then subconsciously became convinced it was cardboard, even when I knew it was plywood from earlier on in the video

[@RyoHazuki224]

Dan saying he's never seen a Laserdisc before makes me feel super old. They were a lot more popular than most people realize, especially in Japan when most of the best anime came out on Laserdisc in the 80's and 90's!

[@majesticeagle5461]

I think they were a lot less popular than you realise lmao, why else would most people not even know what they are, let alone have actually seen one?

[@Papinak2]

They were much more popular in SE Asia than US. In Europe, they were nearly non-existent.

[@SRT_FPV]

@9:15 I love how the melon cutting piece looks like it flies up and down because of the off center of balance

[@MrPwner911]

the way that Laserdisc exploded and embedded itself into the wood reminded me of how an airbag exploded in the microwave and shrapnel managed to hit the door the guys were hiding behind all those years ago.

[@FoxerTails]

Wow, what a throw back. I loved the "Is It A Good Idea To Microwave This?" guys!

[@TheSpyykke]

Classic "Is it a good idea to microwave this?" episode and also internet history

[@Xenuos]

@@FoxerTails That and "Will It Blend?"

[@MrPwner911]

@@Xenuos My kingdom for another "Will it Blend?" episode.

[@smoothmidnightfudge7450]

Oh my god, the airbag ep was an all time classic. Had me laughing almost to the point of tears

[@TilDrill]

Those speed labels on the disk at 4:30 are really cool, would be nice if you could put stuff like this in some of the footage in future videos to have comparable values for everything you guys do

[@DavidLindes]

2:50 - FWIW, a group of us found that neither plywood nor concrete were good barriers for copper shrapnel when we built a coin shrinker… but about 5cm (2 layers of 1-inch thick) HDPE did wonders. (The inner layer was somewhat sacrificial and needed to be replaced occasionally, but lasted a good while in between.) Maybe that’s useful information for y’all? :)

[@alurkingislander]

9:33 Where it just cuts straight through the plywood like butter is crazy

[@Paneka_]

Hands down one of the best channels on KZbin...Insane stuff you guys show us every month.

[@aureldocks]

9:32 that trajectory is just insane. Due to the shard spinning on a different axis than it's new center of gravity it's sort of wavy. Just surreal

[@KalishKovacs]

I noticed that as well, its wild how it shifts its trajectory like that. I can't tell if its spin is making it fly up and then down or if its just an illusion from its shape.

[@grnbrg]

For the first half or so of the path, it's moving in the expected straight line, while spinning around the centre of mass. However, it doesn't just get /close/ to the melon, it actually touches it, and appears to make two separate and shallow slices into the rind. Both of these cuts provide pivot forces that an upward change to the path traced by the COM. And about half way through the second cut, the shard contacts the plywood wall and quickly loses all vertical motion as it exits the frame.

[@GenericaQwerty]

8:10 hahahahahaha omg. That sudden cut to a random unexpected watermelon hanging from a string is VINTAGE Slow Mo Guys, never change 😂❤

[@Kuncoss]

I love how this test (d)evolves into a fabulous yet ineffecient way to cut fruit. Never change, guys!

[@corepuncher]

Imagine a bunch of soldiers attacking with spinning laser disks atop their helmets. And if anyone gets near them, they up the speed, sending out disk shrapnel into their adversaries. Sounds practical to me.

[@CrispOffTheBlock]

The refracted colors shifting when the crack forms is super satisfying. Good lord that thing is deadly though. Excellent video as usual!

[@SamTheMan666]

Fun Fact 2:37 the last person to be guillotined was back in 1977, the laser disc was still very prominent then so the odds of being guillotined by a laser disc was non-zero.

[@duotronicnone4572]

I believe laserdisc entered the market in 78.

[@SamTheMan666]

@@duotronicnone4572 Good to know, although optical video recording technology was invented in 1963 and patented in 1970, it may not have been called laserdisc but all semantic differences aside, the point still stands a transparent optical disc ''could'' have been used as a guillotined.

[@michaelcalvin42]

My parents had LaserDiscs when I was growing up. One major problem these things suffered from in their old age was delamination. It wasn't typically so violent (mostly just caused problems with playback), but it does not surprise me to see it happening when they're truly stressed.

[@dragonblaster-vu8wz]

Man, it would've been hilarious to see a VHS tape being spin around on that motor

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

Also pretty easy to do. They just need to drill a tiny hole through the center and do it like the disks.

[@ScourgeOTG]

@@Blasted2Oblivion Slightly complicated since the tape spool insite the casette will need to be balanced between both sides. Can't do it with a fully rewound tape without causing some heavy vibrations

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

@@ScourgeOTG Good point. Shouldn't be hard to adjust for if you know how long the tape is but still something you spotted that I missed.

[@lauxmyth]

@@ScourgeOTGYou would need to find the centre of gravity but that is possible. Balance along any line on an edge of about 3 mm. Hold it down to mark the edge of the VHS at each side. Turn about 90 degrees and redo to repeat. Draw the intersecting lines and it will be there. I boldly predict it will self destruct at lower speeds.

[@VxJasonxV]

Did you watch to the end?

[@hmoham]

The way the Watermelon reacted reminded me of those scenes in Anime, where we'll see Samarai cut something, and for the object to split after the Katana has been sheathed, really cool.

[@TheKitsuneOnihane]

I'm here once again to say please stop supporting better health. I'm also here to say it was very fun watching the second watermelon cut attempt. After the piece kissed the melon twice, it made a beautiful exit stage left through the wood.

[@AnimilesYT]

Guys, before paying anything to better help you should know that they will share your sensitive data with third parties like Facebook.

[@SoraHjort]

They also got in trouble with the FTC and had to pay a massive finef or it. They are not a good company.

[@Nyx_2142]

And their "clinicians" and "therapists" often aren't even actually certified or licensed.

[@Romanticoutlaw]

I mean, that's probably the _least_ egregious thing about betterhelp 🤢

[@pieflies]

They don’t pay their sponsors for the privilege of being allowed to advertise them. The sponsors pay them for the advertisement.

[@MEGAHITT]

For me the favorite part is the shards falling then lifting up instead, the movement is just so weird and interesting to watch. It is like they are clawing their way back up from the tiniest friction they find.

[@UNSCspartan1994]

Try using a flammable gas in a smoke ring maker and shoot a ring toward a flame or spark. Might be cool to see a gas that is visible like a mist vs a gas that is not visible.

[@AnnaandStanleyFNF]

I wanna see them spin anything and not just discs but still quite satisfying

[@likithstochastic]

3:59 - Amazing way to demonstrate Coriolis Force by shifting into the rotating frame of reference. The broken pieces don't just move straight, away from the centre, but rather turn right as they move outwards.

[@GeniiExE]

The colors along with the rippling effect were awesome to see!

[@tobyahmet5173]

The colours on the discs are amazing but maybe you guys could try forcing the discs to fracture in a certain way, by scoring the discs, with a knife, in different patterns, could be interesting to see with all those colours

[@Starphot]

I repaired laserdiscs when they were the thing. When I opened the cabinet to the first one to troubleshoot it, I was amazed with the speed of the spin for such a large disc. It was a much improvement in video quality over the VHS tapes. The early decks had a HeNe laser in it. It was scarier when the spindle cover bearing bore into the slip sheet on the disc clamp causing the disc to vibrate. both the spindle cover and the sheet had to be replaced.

[@GabeNotNewell]

That is first time i was shocked and satisfied at how big destruction can jumbo compact disc can make

[@malakamanoj4749]

i always impressed by the chemistry between you two. hope everyone gets a friend like that. who you can be yourself around without trying to be someone else to impress..☺️☺️

[@trevormurray8817]

5 years later and I'm back to say that once again, you should’ve painted the earth on it so you could say you broke a world record! This is getting ridisculous guys. Still love you tho

[@joelface]

It would be fun if you uploaded some 10 hour versions of some of the most amazing shots you've ever taken. It would be fun to put them on the screen for a party, synced up for the most exciting moment to happen at, say, midnight. The whole night you could look at this almost still image on your screen like it was art, and know what was coming. Could be cool!

[@TheMainelson]

there are two videos similar to that on the second channel The longest 5 seconds on KZbin. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqbHmZuLetmheas which is 19 hours long. And Falling into a pool for an hour kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5W3fJ-Dqd54gq8

[@mrao9068]

This would be so cool fr

[@joelface]

@@TheMainelson Thanks for sharing! I was looking through their videos on their main channel to see if there was anything and didn't find it. Awesome!

[@GenericaQwerty]

​@@TheMainelson Also a third, Dan getting hit in the head with a football for half an hour 😄

[@Brando216]

I love how after all these years, Dan never got a new labcoat

[@mattstonks8497]

I love these classic videos redone. Been watching you guys for years much love

[@danield2685]

You guys literally have the coolest job on earth

[@Scotty24198424]

Awesome video as usual guys... I think though had you got washers to go in the centre hole of the disc, that perfectly fit the hole and the bolt going through it and then clamped on with larger washers to make sure they were properly centred up you may have gotten them to spin faster and break more like the smaller discs. Maybe

[@justurbaby]

I would be really curious to revisit these as well as CDs and records... But somehow have them in a vacuum chamber to see just how much of an effect the air resistance is causing

[@zenotfun9759]

if you go frame by frame at 5:45 you can see the reflection of the disc shatter before the disc shatters

[@zenotfun9759]

To those who don't know you can go frame by frame in a KZbin video by pressing the < > keys to go one frame backwards or one frame forward respectively..

[@C.I...]

It astounds me every time I notice rolling shutter that we have put up with it at all. Imagine a sound recorder that recorded each frequency with a delay - nobody would buy it. A video camera's primary function is to record motion, and yet most modern ones do not do this correctly.

[@fnhatic6694]

Even the laserdisc knows the afterimage technique!

[@algkeemik]

Slightly off(this video's) topic: Would making a video of a cloud chamber be an idea worth looking into? Seeing those trails forming by cosmic rays in slow mo would be/could be something to marvel at... Love the science, that you do on this channel, fellas!

[@melteccraig]

That carpet gives strong 90s cinema vibes

[@Gigagasps]

I have a video idea if youre interested: recently saw a demonstration where a guy put a piece of cotton into a clear piston apparatus, when he pressed down on the piston (thus conpressing the air in the chamber holding the cotton) this created so much heat in the chamber that the cotton ignited causing the piston to shoot back up. Would be cool to see that slowed down :)

[@HerecomestheCalavera]

OMG OMG! Finally! I've been posting on videos of people spinning CDs up until they explode to do it with a Laserdisc for years! Finally somebody did it! Thank you!

[@ChrisBLong]

Very cool! The discs weren't very well centred though, which I think is why the whole set up was wobbling so much. The discs might have held together up to a much higher speed if they'd been better balanced. Time for a 3D-printed hub mount!

[@WetDoggo]

it's great how you can see in the reflection on the ground, that there's some warping going on before failure

[@Lumibear.]

Somewhere, some laserdisc super fan is crying. Worth it.

[@SanfordTheGrey]

I'd love to see what happens if you slowly approached a blade or something to see the disc being scratched/cut in slow mo!

[@gizmonomono]

Even the episodes I think are not gonna be that interesting, always turn out amazing to watch 😂

[@Darthpathfinder]

Spinning things really fast while recording it in Slo-Mo. My favourite form of entertainment next to things blowing up in Slo-Mo and of course spoons.

[@mindcraftyD13]

how about gratuitous destruction Finnish style? The Hydraulic Press Channel is also very entertaining.

[@fredinit]

They are in the process of getting a new press delivered. 300T! More mindless squishing of non-squishy things. :) @@mindcraftyD13

[@michaelhoerr2468]

The edit coming out of the sponsor bit was fantastic! The symmetry at 6:40 is also something else.

[@randomstonernerd6443]

Glad you guys are safe, those laserdisc shards are no joke. I was shocked that one piece on the first go went all the way through the wood.

[@freerangemtb]

You guys have GOT to start selling merch with images from these videos. I tell you, some of this stuff is high-quality art. I mean, take a still at 7:45, zoom it in, crop it and you got yourself a dope album cover!

[@Moondragon1821]

For real. Even just put that image across the front of a t-shirt would look cool as hell.

[@ReiverBlue1971]

I suspect they have a very good reason not to especially at this stage BUT, yes, it'd be dead cool

[@stocktonnash]

You guys know what else was shattered? The privacy of people who used BetterHelp. Shame on you two for being so tone deaf or morally corrupt.

[@spaceageGecko]

Or they just didn’t know?

[@likeka]

Betterhelp sells your data to Facebook.

[@Norman_Fleming]

I think this is my new fav slow mo video. Those shards are terrifying.

[@CaptinFonz]

I remember showing the original version of this with my Grandad who has since passed - thanks for reminding me of a wonderful memory (oh and great vid too lol)

[@jamesh5460]

The original spin to pieces was one of my favorites but this one takes it up notch.

[@racerxavier]

You guys should try spinning skateboard wheels to destruction next!!

[@GrimmReaper7165]

1:51 I appreciate the 30 Rock reference lol

[@logik6414]

U two must never get bored

[@codyg9931]

I love the mouth noises when the melon gets cut in half. Thanks for that Gav.

[@joshuaslade6364]

Guys, betterhelp sold a bunch of people's medical data.

[@YouTube]

this is cinematic 3:40

[@RainbowDoesStuff]

no

[@nerfgodbigguy1405]

Hmmm this is interesting, A KZbin COMMENT ,has only 6 likes after 2 days? No offence youtube 👍 (At this point I gotta say it) 6 likes and 1 comment ? Lemme fix that.

[@timlynxe.7252]

No way a KZbin comment with 8 likes and 3 replies. Lemme fix that.

[@timlynxe.7252]

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[@timlynxe.7252]

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[@russellswinehammer772]

Maybe the next you do something like this, you could try using some sort of conical shapes nut or washer to more easily center the disc on the shaft?

[@DysonParkes]

I was going to suggest a regular washer, tapered washer (to get even clamping with the first washer), then tapered nut to hold and clamp the assembly. So washer, item, washer, tapered washer, nut - for even clamping and support with centering.

[@fnhatic6694]

Well it seems Dan buggered it up when he messed with it because the balance was completely effed after that.

[@jurrasicore8682]

cant beleive better help is still getting add space after everything

[@Joe-gq2kv]

The chaotic spinning of objects on display here makes me want to see you guys collab with IDAT.

[@ejgames8484]

The 90s floor mat, oh the flashbacks 💀

[@adarshjkalathil]

Better Help sells personal information

[@jamierobertson2907]

Magic, love these guys

[@Mr.NgCong]

I love this channel because of the experiments

[@RyoHazuki224]

10:45 I like how the piece that cut the melon went all the way through, but it delaminated and left a part of the disc still in there while the rest came out the other side! Please do a ballistic head dummy next!!

[@idaiyar]

BetterHelp will sell the confidential information about your state of mind and habits

[@exwa1300]

2:01 That give a small heart attack cause I was expecting it to shatter, not f*****g Explode Epic as always

[@stacker63]

incredible! loved the melon addition!

[@semihtor]

just when i thought that you guys can't become any more cool, you throw in a 30 rock reference at 1:50 👏👏

[@Airplane_Willy]

I honestly believe slowing down reality is just as important as zooming in (to atoms). I am absolutely FASCINATED by reality slowed down. It definitely answers questions/theories. As a golfer growing up, there were theories about what was more important in the swing for shot shaping/accuracy. I think the answer is much more well known now than it was 40 years ago, but endless options like these could give The Slow Mo Guys content until they are using walkers with tennis balls on the frame to get around. So much to do and learn.

[@_-Nyx-_]

I was thinking abt you guys last night. You always seem to upload shortly after i think of you two

[@theslowmoguys]

Maybe you should think of us more and we’ll upload more.

[@_-Nyx-_]

​@@theslowmoguys Yeah, I might, I like the vids, so perhaps I'll think about you both once a week

[@andrewharrison8436]

Please think more often.

[@af7119]

My grandmother has a laserdisc player and dozens of movies. I remember being so impressed at the futuristic nature.

[@lloydprunier4415]

Reminds me of my drag racing days when more than once flywheels and clutches came apart and exited cars. Some even made it to the spectators and over the years more and more safety steps were required. It never happened to me, but I'm sure I was right at the edge sometimes. Loved those days!

[@necrovarius225]

I'd love to see a hard drive platter. Those things can spin!!!!

[@LiverpoolEditzzz]

Such a cool vid, good job!

[@cclay899]

Betterhelp sold user health data after assuring users that it would be kept private.

[@JustMeYaSee]

The original has been my favorite for a long time, love that you're revisiting this

[@UniverseCity17]

To the best of my searching, this channel has only 3 videos which have less than 1M views, and 4th one joins the group every time it’s uploaded, and soon reaches that 1M.

[@I.no.ah.guy57]

They're too good man 😅😎

[@jb76489]

1:27 Can someone explain the “jeb piece b” thing to me?

[@pauldickey3868]

Can we get a supercut of every one of Dan's reactions ever, please?