Recently, I watched the Experiment with Everythings YouTube channel’s “Crushing Crunchy & Soft Things by Car!- Experiment Car vs Rubber Gloves” video:
This video features various things being run over by a car tire. From what I could tell, the things that were driven over include a plastic toy truck, a rubber glove, various food items, a porcelain bowl, a plastic toy cow, plastic drink bottles, other plastic toys, long balloons, bananas, popped popcorn, and other objects.
I found this to be an entertaining video. It’s not something I would try, due to the risk of injury and because of the mess it makes. But the video was amusing, I think.
I have just watched the “Crushing Crunchy & Soft Things by Car - Satisfying videos” video on the Experiment with Everythings YouTube channel:
In this video a car tire is used to run over a variety of different objects. From what I can see, the objects include things like bread, a toy car, a bowl, grapes, light bulbs, a basketball, a football, shot glasses, eggs in a frying pan, rubber balls filled with some kind of a liquid, and other items.
For a short video, I found this to be entertaining. I wouldn’t try it myself because it looks like it could be dangerous, and because it could make a mess.
I have watched the “Crushing Crunchy & Soft Things by Car! Experiment Car vs Candy Ball” video on the Experiment with Everythings YouTube channel:
In this video, a car tire runs over various kinds of items. From what I could tell, the objects included a rubber chicken toy, a glass container of candy, plates, a plastic fish toy, a toy truck, a basketball, pasta, a plastic dragon toy, plastic straws, various foods, a rubber dinosaur hand puppet, drink containers, eggs, and more.
It should be obvious, but the crushed eggs really make a mess! Despite being a short video, I found this entertaining. I wouldn’t try it myself due to the risk of injury and because it looks like it could make a big mess to clean up.
I’ve just watched the “Experiment: Car vs Chicken Eggs” video from the Experiment with Everythings YouTube channel:
This video features a car tire driving over various objects and items. As far as I can tell, the things that are run over include plastic toys, bread, biscuits, a rubber duck toy, a plastic alligator or crocodile toy, a chess board, food, an inflated plastic bag, something that looks like an aloe vera leaf, and other things.
I was entertained by this video, despite it being short. I wouldn’t try this myself due to the safety risk and the mess it looks like it could make, but I did find the video amusing.
I have watched the “Crushing Crunchy & Soft Things by Car! EXPERIMENT CAR VS GOLDFISH” video from the Experiment with Everythings YouTube channel:
This video involves a car tire driving over different objects. As far as I can tell, the objects included things like a boxed toy, candies, a glass fishbowl with a toy fish inside, balloons, a plastic dinosaur toy, a plastic truck toy, a container of cotton swabs, a toy water gun, slices of bread, and other items.
For being a short video, I found it entertaining. It’s not something I would try on my own, due to the risk of injury and due to the mess that it looks like it could make.
Recently, I watched the “Crushing Crunchy & Soft Things by Car! Experiment 1000 Matches vs Car” video from the Experiment with Everythings YouTube channel:
In this video, a car tire is used to crush various objects. From what I could tell, the objects included things like a lit candle, fruits, foam food containers, plastic toys, many lit matches, a toilet paper roll, Christmas tree ornaments, pens, noodles, boxed drinks, and various other items.
This is a short video, but I found it entertaining. I don’t think I would try this myself due to the risk of injury and the mess that can be made, though.
I’ve just watched the “Crushing Crunchy & Soft Things by Car! Experiment: Car vs Sweet Ball” video from the Experiment with Everythings YouTube channel:
This video features a car tire driving over various items and objects. As far as I can see, the items include things like toys, plastic containers, plates, various foods, a toy tambourine, plastic containers, slices of bread, melon slices, and various other things.
I found this to be an entertaining video. I wouldn’t try it myself due to the safety risks and the mess it can make, especially when driving over food, however.
I have watched the “Crushing Crunchy & Soft Things by Car! Experiment: Car vs Tower Kumquat” video from the Experiment with Everythings YouTube channel:
In this video, a car tire drives over a variety of objects. I think the objects include steel wool, cigarettes, pop cans, squeaky rubber pig toys, a computer keyboard, a bowl of what looks like nuts, various foods, some plastic toys, ice cream cones, a ceramic coffee mug, a compact fluorescent lamp, and other items that I couldn’t always identify.
I think that this was an entertaining video, although I wouldn’t try this at home, as it looks like it could potentially be dangerous and it looks like it could also make a big mess!
I just watched the “Crushing Crunchy & Soft Things by Car! Experiment: Car vs Snack” video from the Experiment with Everythings YouTube channel:
In this video a car drives over, as far as I can tell, things like oranges, a pineapple. a ceramic figurine, a slightly opened drink bottle, a container of instant soup, drink boxes, plastic tools, light bulbs, pottery, and other items.
I wouldn’t try this at home because of the risk of injury, as well as the mess it can make! Some of the crushed food makes a big mess!
I recently watched the “Crushing Crunchy & Soft Things by Car! Experiment: Car vs Jackfruit” video from the Experiment with Everythings YouTube channel:
A car tire drives over various objects in this video. As far as I can see, the objects include a head of cauliflower, cobs of corn, some crunchy foods, a ceramic car, some plastic dog figurines, florescent light tubes, plastic drink containers, a plastic toy horse,
a heart-shaped gift box, a container of marbles, a plastic jack-o’-lantern, a coconut, small lit candles in glass holders, a carved watermelon, and other items.
Some of the food items make a big mess when they’re crushed! This isn’t something I would do at home because of the safety risks and the mess it can make. But the video was fun to watch!
I have watched the “Crushing Crunchy & Soft Things by Car! Experiment Car vs Charcoal” video on the Experiment with Everythings YouTube channel:
In this video, a car time is shown driving over various objects. From what I can see, they include things like tomatoes, apples or other fruits, a bottle of some kind of lotion, empty drink bottles with lids on, candy, plastic toy helicopters, drink cans, superhero figurines, ceramic pottery, a drink glass, a plastic toy chicken, and other things I couldn’t recognize!
I wouldn’t try this at home, because of the mess involved and the possible danger, but I did find the video to be entertaining.
I watched the “Crushing Crunchy & Soft Things by Car! Experiment Car vs Color Disk” video from the Experiment with Everythings channel:
In this video a car tire is shown running over various things. As far as I can tell, the things include tomatoes, some kind of discs like CDs or DVDs, drink containers, bottles containing some kind of sauce, capped drink bottles, foam food containers, a melon, juice boxes, a plastic toy, an alarm clock, a plastic skull decoration, instant noodles, and some other things I couldn’t recognize!
The tomatoes made a big mess. I wouldn’t try this at home because it looks like a hassle to clean up, plus it could be risky. I still think that it was an entertaining video to watch, though!
I watched the “Crushing Crunchy & Soft Things by Car! EXPERIMENT: WATER BALLOONS VS CAR” video from the Experiment with Everythings YouTube channel recently:
The video features a car tire running over various objects. From what I could see, the objects include an apple, drinks, popped popcorn, water balloons, plastic figurines, soda cans, plastic rattles, eggs, a flashlight, and some other stuff I couldn’t recognize!
I wouldn’t try this at home, since it can make a real mess and could be dangerous, but I still think it was an entertaining video to watch!
The “Crushing Crunchy & Soft Things by Car! Experiment: Long Balloons vs Car” video from the Experiment with Everythings shows a car driving over various things:
As far as I can tell, the objects that are driven over include a balloon, a full bottle of dish soap, a bunch of bananas, long balloons filled with water, a melon, pens, toothpaste tubes with the caps removed, a compact fluorescent light, a dish of candies, eggs, a toy digger, ceramic bowls, and other items.
I found this video to be entertaining! The bananas looked like a huge mess to clean up. THey were all over the car tire, too! Given how messy, and potentially dangerous, this type of activity can be, I wouldn’t try it at home.