Adults Try 10 Things 97% Of People Can't Do | The 10s

- I'm going to break my elbow. - (FBE) Yes, yes. ♪ (industrial introduction) ♪ - (FBE) It's time to put them all to the test. - And what proof could this be? - (FBE) We will present you ten

things

that, according to sources, 97% of

people

cannot do. - Oh. - (FBE) We don't know if that is accurate. This is a trend that many channels are covering online right now, so we wanted to bring some of them into our reactors as a sample size, so to speak. - Well. - (FBE) And look what percentage of you can actually do these

things

and we also want our viewers at home to leave comments about what you can and can't do so we can really get to the bottom of this. - Wow, I'm excited to see what

people

can and can't do. - Yes, let's break all those myths.

I love that. - (FBE) So the first thing we're going to have you try is something I think a lot of us tried when we were kids. We want to see if you can touch your nose with your tongue. - Ah OK. Did you know? Actually, I don't think I've ever done this before. - That? - Oh Lord. - Oh. - That's not normal. - That's gross. - So, I actually heard that if you can do this, that means you don't have the little piece of meat that connects your tongue to the bottom of your mouth.

I'm tilting my head back. It doesn't help. - It seems like I'm taking a , honestly. - No, that's not happening. I have a fairly normal sized tongue. - For me, when I do it, I have to be smiling while I do it. Like... - (FBE) There it is. - I touched my nose. - I think some people just have extra long tongues. - (FBE) Yes. - And they are the weird ones. - (FBE) Boom. There is. Wow. - I have a very long tongue. - (FBE) Apparently only 10% of the world's population can perform this feat, so if you can do it, congratulations. -Hey, let's go. - (FBE) For the next one, go ahead and put your hand on the table.

Now stick your middle finger underneath. Now move your pinky. Move your thumb. Move your first finger. Now move your ring finger. - It is disabled. - Oh! - Ah, I feel like I'm going to use force! - The ring finger is still. I try with all my might, but I can't lift it. - Wait, guys. Even when I hold them down, it's a struggle. - There has to be something with the connection between these two, but these two... I have no idea. - (FBE) So, there are some people who can isolate their ring finger, but this is said to be hereditary. - Okay, so it's my parents' fault. - It's like a genetic lottery.

You can either do it or you can't. You'd say, "Labib, I'll give you a million dollars if you can get it." I'll probably do it myself by trying so hard. My brain would melt. - (FBE) Now, folding your tongue in half is something that a good number of people are able to do, but folding your tongue in thirds, - The little ones-- - (FBE) As you're about to see in this video It's something that not many people can achieve. - (woman) Many of the things I can do with my tongue... - She is so cute. - (woman) Rolling my tongue like that is supposed to be genetic and then there's another thing I can do that's supposed to be genetic, but I have yet to find a family member who can do it too and this is one.

I think it's the clover or something. - That ? You all have a weird ass. Keep your genetics to yourself. - Yes, look, I've tried that one and I've gotten close, but I can never get it right. Hurts. - I can bend the end like this, but I can't make the cloverleaf. - No, uh-uh. - (FBE) Yes, yes. - It's okay, I don't want to do it anymore. My jaw hurts. - No, I'm going to start drooling everywhere. - She says... I'm not even bending my tongue. I'm just sticking my tongue out against my teeth. - (FBE) That's very close. - It looks very strange. - (FBE) There's a good chance you've never tried this. - Well. - (FBE) But we'll ask you to tickle yourself and see if you can make yourself laugh. - Actually, I've tried this. - I'm a pretty ticklish person, but... - No, I really can't... no. - In fact, they tickle me everywhere.

If you catch me at the right time, but I know I can't tickle myself, because you know it's coming and that's the point of tickling is that you don't know when it's coming. - (FBE) Does it tickle when you do that? - It's really not like that. It doesn't tickle. But someone does that to me, holy... no, oh no. - It seems like I'm really itchy right now. I am modifying. I look like a crack addict. - Yes, that tickles. He he. - No... no, it just doesn't work. This is not something I can self-induce. I don't even think you can tickle yourself physiologically, because laughing when tickled is a panic response. - (FBE) Most people are not even able to tickle themselves successfully because psychologists say that tickling is all about the art of surprise, so when your brain is able to predict the sensations , you can control them before they affect you. - TRUE.

That makes sense. - Part of tickling is the fact that someone else is doing it and it's like your body's nervous response. - When I tickle myself, it's different because I feel it, but it's more relaxing because I know it's going to happen. - (FBE) Now we can see this image. - Well. - (FBE) And see if you are able to bend your thumb back the same way. - Oh, my sister can really do this. - What the hell? - It's hard. - Is that something double jointed? - You need a joint that goes this way. - It doesn't seem natural.

It looks like it's going to explode immediately. I can't do this one. - I'm going to have to break down very quickly. Just break it real quick. Very fast for views. - That's very strange. I think it's a rarity, because it's as far as you can go and it seems crazy. - I can do that and keep it there, but I let it go and it's like, "Bye guys." Ah, there we go. I have it. - That's as far as I can go, which is close, but definitely not. Can you use Photoshop for the rest? Just cut this out and push it in? - I can do it?

Does that count? I'm so weird. - (FBE) Have you ever tried that before? - No. - (FBE) So you had no idea you could do that? - No, I didn't know it was something strange. - (FBE) So people who can do this have double-jointed thumbs and for that reason, apparently, they don't find this painful at all. - Yes. Do I have double-jointed thumbs? - I can't do that to my thumb. I guess I have pretty normal joints. - (FBE) Very good, next one. Can you breathe through your nose while you talk? - Mmm no. - I do not think I can.

Wait. - That? Oh no, I can't. - Yeah. He... He just gets knocked down. - I don't know. No, no, I can't. Wait. I can not do it. I can not do it. You can not do it. That's so weird. - But. It doesn't work, because that makes the sound go away... the sound doesn't mean going back inside, it's supposed to come out. -As soon as I tried to breathe, he stopped talking. Is that controlling your breathing or does it have something to do with your biology? - (FBE) This is something that apparently 99% of people can't do, and musicians are reportedly usually in the 1% of those who can. - Well, I was going to say that it seems like you would have to have very advanced control of your respiratory situation. - Because they're used to holding notes and stuff, they're probably talking and making noise, like ah.

You know, something like that. I don't know. I'm not a musician. - (FBE) Alright, here's another one that a lot of people try when they were kids. Can you lick your elbow? - You have to have a very good shoulder for this. - Ew, why does he lick it so weird? - That's very perverted. - That's flexibility at another level. -Hm, his tongue didn't seem particularly long. - I'm very close, but I don't think I can do it. - Wait a second, how did that guy do that? - Am I even close? - I'm going to break my elbow, look. - I could do it when I was a child, but not as an adult.

My arms are too long to do it now. Yes. - No, I can't do that. I think it's flexibility, maybe a little bit of double jointing, but also something about this has to come in and this can come up, so you can do it. - (FBE) So, according to sources, only one person in a hundred is capable of doing this, so those who can do it are definitely an exception. - Okay, you know what? If you had caught me ten years ago, I bet you I could have done it. - Oh, is it really that weird?

I didn't think it was that weird. - (FBE) Alright, next step is something made popular on the classic show Bewitched. - Well well. I already know it. - Is your nose moving? - (FBE) Can you move your nose like that? ♪ (xylophone) ♪ - What? - Oh, she's putting lipstick on that one, right? -She doesn't move her nose if you really look closely. It's more like she's moving her lips. - I do not know, man. I've been punched in the nose too many times for that to happen again. - Damn, that's really hard. - I mean, I can open my nostrils quite easily. - I feel like a little mouse or something. - I literally spent hours trying to do that, because I'm a witch. -(FBE) Well, apparently, even Elizabeth Montgomery, the protagonist of the show Bewitched, was not able to do this and she simply moved her lip to give the illusion. - Yes, I saw that.

That was not a good illusion, brother. - There are literally no muscles in the nose that allow it to move individually. This is all cartilage. There is some muscle around it, so you simply move your face to move your nose. - (FBE) Very good, we have two left. - Well. - (FBE) Penultimate. Can you raise each eyebrow individually without raising the other like the Rock? -(Travolta) And I see a guy like you and I say, he has the looks but does he have the talent? Can he act? - I love the Rock. - Do you know who else can do that?

Mikaela. - Yes, that's amazing. That deserves applause. - One at a time, right? One at a time? - (FBE) Yes. Not exactly. - I can make one. I worked a long time for that. I don't think I'm ambidextrous with that. I think I look crazy. - I can do that. I can upload one. I swear to God, when I was a kid I could do both because I loved Jim Carrey when he was a kid. - (FBE) Yes, you have it. - That one requires effort. - Okay, can I? Oh Lord. Wait. - I actually heard this while I was in React without even realizing it.

One of my eyebrows raises sometimes when I talk and I don't know which one it is, so clearly I'm not able to control it. (slowed down) Me being able to control it. I don't even know which one it is. Is this? - (FBE) Finally, last on our list is a skill that some find impressive and others consider quite useless. - Well. - (FBE) Can you put your entire fist in your mouth? - Oh Lord. I have never tried this. - (cameraman) Yes, put your whole fist in your mouth. - (man) Okay. - (cameraman) What? - And do you have braces? - Huh? - Oh Lord.

That kid is amazing. -I don't think he can, but let's try, guys. - (growling) Okay. - My hands are very big. I have very long hands. - I haven't tried it in a long time. - It's mathematics. This... - No, my mouth is not that big. My tongue is not that long. I mean, it's kind of sad. I really wish I could change things and be like those one percent. - (FBE) That's all we have for you today, but as mentioned above, there are a lot of videos and articles about this right now. Why do you think this has become a trend? - People like weird things, man.

That's all I have to say. - It was always a trend. I used to do this with kids when I was a kid all the time. - People like to compare their skills and abilities with each other just to see where they stand compared to everyone else in the world. - (FBE) Alright, finally, do you have another special skill that you think 97% of people can't do? - Unscented farts. Legal. Obviously, there is no 4D feature for this video, so I'm serious. - Ready? Look right here. One after the other. - Probably the butt tongue thing. Now I have a full tongue.

I have yet to meet anyone other than my brother who can do that. - Thank you for watching this episode of Tens. - Subscribe and ring the bell so you don't miss any episodes. - Which of these things can you do, guys? Let us know in the comments. - Thanks for watching, bye. ♪ (optimistic output) ♪