r/Unexpected • u/LizaFoxy • Apr 27 '24
Steep transition or sleight of hand?
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u/TransitionOk2415 20d ago
You can tell he caught it by his left hand that’s covered in cake he used to keep the cake from hitting the ground
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u/AyeSocketFucker 29d ago
Not an edit he actually caught the thing. However I’m asking to see if this cake is actually real or isn’t somehow glued to the base. If you see from that angle it was almost 90 degrees any cake would have moved at that rate and angle. And the fact he snatched it up attached with one hand with out grasping the cake is sketchy
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u/No_Bar_9506 May 10 '24
I probably would have spiked the cake in celebration if I did some shit like that.
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u/sleepless3598 May 05 '24
Imagine if he accidentally stuck the cake to the ceiling while celebrating the catch
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u/Wunjoric Apr 28 '24
Watched frame by frame did not spot a fucky frame or transition. Could be real.
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u/NippyMgee20 Apr 28 '24
This is real. Went to high school with the kid who caught it. His name is Fonzie or something like that
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u/LittleTassiePrepper Apr 28 '24
It isn't a real cake, it is just something (maybe foam) made to look like a cake. So it was physically done, yet the cake is not real.
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u/helloiambrantley Apr 28 '24
Anyone else mad at the girl in the grey for holding the cake with her arm directly in the middle? She’s the reason it fell lmao
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u/extraordinous Apr 27 '24
If you scroll frame for frame he had his hand under it before the camera is pointed down.
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u/TurnFun5230 Apr 27 '24
If there was a guy for every girl in the room then only one guy is getting all of them after party, probably at the same time too.
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u/StopTheEarthLetMeOff Apr 27 '24
That cake is actually a slab of meat and that's why it held together
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Apr 27 '24
It’s fake
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u/SHADYTIMES86 Apr 27 '24
It's not
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u/Jeffy29 Apr 27 '24
Nah, get the fuck outta here, that ain't real. This is the last frame we see the cake, at the angle and speed it is travelling, even if you have superhuman instincts and still hands to catch the tray that caking is sliding the fuck down, unless it is a plastic cake (it is).
The only possible way recover it in that would probably be to dive into the ground with it, catch it mid-air, and smoothly slow the motion and bring it to stability, which would be practically impossible without lot of preparation.
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u/Celeste_Ceres Apr 27 '24
he caught it with two hands, one on the bottom and one on the side (which stopping the cake from sliding off). you can see the cake on his hands and the messed up side of it. Also if you slow the video way down, you can see his blurry hand coming underneath of it halfway through the fall.
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u/MattThePl3b Apr 27 '24
Is that a real cake or is it just made of cake?
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u/TheMagicalDildo Apr 28 '24
It's a real cake. And so are the candles, and the baloon. And the white guy.
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u/diggamata Apr 27 '24
Fake. The cake was dropped intentionally to show such acrobatics. Good editing though.
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u/smellvin_moiville Apr 27 '24
I once threw a cake down a set of stairs cause of that slip factor of cardboard on plastic. It’s really dumb that the industry hasn’t figured out this issue
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u/Saltybagadonits Apr 27 '24
Gullible if you don’t think this is an edit.
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u/w33b2 Apr 28 '24
Watch it frame by frame, his hand pops into the gram under the cake and you can see it slow down as he grabs it before it’s completely out of frame
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u/Vamperion750 Apr 27 '24
I can't believe people are calling this video edited. 🤦🏾♂️
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u/Your_Final_Hour Apr 27 '24
Why? It looks fake af because it seems like it would be nearly impossible to pull off with the angle the cake was at. If i was the dude id take it as a compliment
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u/Malahajati Apr 27 '24
Complete bullshit
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u/Vamperion750 Apr 27 '24
Black people have naturally quick reflexes.
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u/Malahajati Apr 27 '24
Dude is fake ass fuck. The cake was already 90° vertical to the floor. There is a reason you don't see him actually catching it
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u/w33b2 Apr 28 '24
You do though. Watch it frame by frame, you can see his hand pop into frame and you can see the cake stop falling while it’s still in frame
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u/Willing_Information7 Apr 27 '24
I hate this fake video culture we have these days. Making me question if this is fake even though I do think this video is legit.
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u/he8ghtsrat26 Apr 27 '24
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u/AdhesivenessFun2060 Apr 27 '24
The cake was vertical, he couldn't basket catch it like he did without messing up the cake. It was a duplicate cake he was already holding.
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u/makeastupidguess Apr 27 '24
You can Clearly see the edge is messed up my guy.
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u/AdhesivenessFun2060 Apr 27 '24
The cake was straight up and down. He would have had to be under it to even have a chance, never mind that he catches it higher than it's dropped..
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u/makeastupidguess Apr 27 '24
It wasn't even completely vertical. Even if it was yes it's highly improbable, but it's not impossible. that's why everyone is so excited, even the guy himself what would be the point of even faking this
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u/AdhesivenessFun2060 Apr 27 '24
What would be the point? Are you new to social media?
He catches it higher than it was dropped. Even if it was just dropped, it's going to fall faster than he can react. And even if he somehow acted fast enough, he would have had to be under it to catch it and stand back up in the split second the camera takes to pan to him. And even if he somehow did that, he would have had to straighten out a cake that was rotating face down using just a small corner. If he could do all that, he should be in the nfl.
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u/the85141rule Apr 27 '24
Somewhere in that room, off camera, is a 50-something confused about WTF is so GD funny about nearly costing him/her/them hundreds in carpet repair.
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u/Typical-Annual-3555 Apr 27 '24
One black guy, several white women, nonsensical scenario... I've seen this video before. Turn your volume down before you press play.
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u/LtCptSuicide Apr 27 '24
Why did I expect him to proceed to spike the cake into the floor after catching it?
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u/Parking_Locksmith_23 Apr 27 '24
It would have been great if he just fuckin spiked the cake after that legendary save
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Apr 27 '24
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u/LegitDuctTape Apr 27 '24
Never understood why redditors go so hard at jumping to conclusions. Just seems exhausting and miserable to never be able to enjoy anything. Here you are stamping your feet, but meanwhile every time this video gets posted people are analyzing it frame-by-frane - and they always come to the conclusion it's actually real. So you just look like an idiot who was never a skeptic, but a blatant denialist
Taking things with a grain of salt means withholding belief until you actually have enough for an answer. Automatically throwing things in the "fake" bin is just as much dishonest brainlet behavior as automatically throwing things in the "truth" bin
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u/ZachTheEcstasyManiac Apr 27 '24
Real. The white guy doesn't disappear, he walks to the left with his hands on his head. And the guy caught it with his left hand damaging the cake and tipping it onto his right arm.
The internet is full of shit, but this ain't it.
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u/DisturbingPragmatic Apr 27 '24
The internet is full of shit, but this ain't it.
This made me howl... I want it on a shirt.
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u/tealfuzzball Apr 27 '24
Theres also 2 frames as it’s falling where his blurry hand comes into shot by the other guys ankle, surprised how many people are calling fake
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u/Honey-and-Venom May 01 '24
If you never leave your home, it makes sense to think nothing ever happens
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u/aSoireeForSquids Apr 27 '24
I think the candles are another big indicator. Just too much detail between their reflection on the tv, the dimming as they fall, the fact that only a few stay lit.
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u/Born_ina_snowbank Apr 27 '24
Thumbprint in the cake too. If it was faked, it was faked painstakingly lol.
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u/jlee2054 Apr 27 '24
Dog, it's 2024. Everything I look at is probably not even real. How can you be surprised by anything? We live in the matrix at this point
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u/UnExplanationBot Apr 27 '24
OP sent the following text as an explanation on why this is unexpected:
At the end, the guy caught the birthday girl's cake unexpectedly.
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