r/oddlysatisfying 5d ago

Water balloon popping that resembles the shape of a nuclear explosion.

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u/SegelXXX NSFW 5d ago

Those poor people!

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u/anonymous_bites 4d ago

Sometimes you need to learn to Lego

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u/jennhiltz 5d ago

🍌 looks like a banana peel when the bottom ring ballon pops and slides away. 👀 hehe

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u/waby-saby 5d ago

Maybe it's the edibles I took, but I couldn't stop watching that.

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u/CandyJax96 4d ago

Yea, I think I found my favorite oddly satisfying video so far.

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u/c-Booz 5d ago

I can stop anytime I want. Don’t judge. 

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u/Retrograde_Mayonaise 5d ago

I am become water destroyer of legos

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u/AnthMosk 5d ago

Two balloons exploding.

The first one triggers the second.

Very cool looking though.

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u/ihaveagoodusername2 3d ago

One balloon triggers another balloon

Containes hidrogen

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u/bahandi 4d ago

“The goggles do nothing!”

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u/Pielacine 5d ago

...until the end of

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u/Trip_Fresh 5d ago

Love the sequence

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u/Any-External-6221 4d ago

Weebles?!?? 😩

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u/Competitive_Oil6431 4d ago

All the little dudes got washed away because there's not mushroom

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u/tiredofthisnow7 4d ago

More realistic than Oppenheimer.

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u/rd-gotcha 4d ago

great stuff

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u/Kind-Yesterday-6031 4d ago

Wait, what if you will pop the balloon on the bottom?

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u/helen790 4d ago

That one lego lady who remained standing even as she got pushed away

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u/MusicGuy75 4d ago

Oh those poor bastards!! 

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u/Paul-E-L 4d ago

It’s a splashroom cloud

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u/8009yakJ 3d ago

...... mushroom?

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u/Humble_Negotiation33 3d ago

The fake sound effects counteracted all possible satisfaction I could've gotten from this

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u/entr0py3 5d ago

What causes the ring balloon to burst? I wouldn't think water would do it.

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u/Ezgod_Two_Three 5d ago

The needles on the right side inside the ring yellow balloon

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u/SkullDump 5d ago

Check out the right hand inside of the ring balloon. There’s a little plate with a needle poking upwards. The plate is slightly pitched towards the balloon so when the water hits it it lifts it up and punctures the ballon.

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u/Sussana58 5d ago

There seems to be something like a needle or a tack on the right side that gets pushed by the force of the water of the first balloon.

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u/ThinNeighborhood2276 5d ago

That sounds fascinating! Do you have a video or picture of it?