KingEbukasBlog:
cc : dalaman ... you are good physicist ... care to explain ?

dalaman:


Explain what? No video has been posted there

Chizzled06:
Lol. Century Old African tricks. Have to love our culture.

Mr, if you're truly fascinated by this stuff, I can introduce you to my village masquerade squad.

gatiano:
Mathematics, light, botany.
There is no magic juju, it is based on pure universal mathematics.

johnydon22:
Lol... its neither science or anything preternatural, just a trick...

Notice the hole inside was pulsating? suggesting that someone was in a compartment above it..

the structure is big enough to hold a human above the hole and then when the structure it made to stand, the person emerges from the hole (more like letting the legs down, so as to carry the structure) and the masqurade starts moving..

quite a neat trick

KingEbukasBlog:


Lol . The cone shaped cover cannot contain a human . Ive already thought of that . I inspected the environment and no one entered the masquerade . And that stuff that kept spinning .

KingEbukasBlog:


Please explain it already . I asked for relevant explanations

johnydon22:
Then you need to watch the video again and mark the height and size of the structure, mark the size above after the hallow beneath and tell me if a human curled up cannot be inside there..

This is just a very neat trick... The stuff spinning on the ground? Covered with a calabash, wouldn't be surprised if you find a small electric motor below..

Anybody can watch the video and judge for them selves ...

Please get me a screenshot of the structure when it was still lying on the ground..

Chizzled06:


Clue: Anytime a 'magician' covers up his display from plain sight, that is where the secret of the trick lies.

KingEbukasBlog:


I just rewatched the video . The height cannot , I asked someone here and the person confirmed it . Plus the weight of the person would exert enough force causing it to somewhat roll from side to side or upturn .

Electric motor ? Smart thought though but masquerading has been a culture for those people , what were they using for the spinning of the object before electric motors were invented

KingEbukasBlog:


cut the chase and explain the trick . I need a clean neat explanation of the trick employed

johnydon22:
Before the structure started moving it was slightly shorter than average...

then when it started moving it became slightly taller, showing that the lift from the legs under gave it a bit more inches..

Guys just watch the video.. am off to bed joor

CoolUsername:
Aww, I can't view the video on my crappy device. I wish you used a youtube link.

EDIT: Please is there another link for the vid, 'cause I don't do facebook.

KingEbukasBlog:


Lol

You are trying hard to be incredulous ... its understandable

johnydon22:


-Now notice the diameter of the hole inside the cone is relatively smaller than the entire diameter of the cone-like structure..

-The hole inside the cone is not more than half way into the hole structure..

- Now check the entire diameter of the cone-like structure in standing posture and relate it to the hole under and tell me a human cannot fit into that..

-Lmao.. This video is a 21st century video, you didn't show the one performed when there were no electric motors.

Masquerade tricks are always developed in varying societies and varying times

KingEbukasBlog:


That hole looks too small to fit a full grown human that can carry the masquerade and run about with so much ebullience and you are just assuming that is an electric motor .


Anyways Ill read more comments on the page . Thanks for the contribution

I thought you watched the video, you didn't notice the hole was pulsating?

you didn't notice the the material bordering the smaller cone leading to the hole could expand judging from the way the hole showed instability by pulsating..

abeg what i said was an electric motor was the spinning calabash on the floor, the masquerade itself was been carried by a human..

A simple make believe, quite cute trick i must say... a human stays in the cone-like structure and then they place it above the spinning calabash to convince you the calabash somehow somehow maneuvered the masquerade... hahahahaha

Watch the video then use your head

johnydon22:
[b][i] Lmao.. you asked for an explanation and then got one and then this?.. Pheeeeew its quite childish i must say..

dalaman:
I just watched the video, it's a simple trick. The space in-between is enough for a person to hurl up in there. Please go to YouTube and watch the secrets of magicians revealed, you will see how tricks like these are explained by the magician. Better tricks than these have been explain on You-tube.

Watch this Indian Magic rope trick. It is pure tricks, but to people like you it is a supernatural occurrence.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfDX-a7MQPM

dalaman:
I just watched the video, it's a simple trick. The space in-between is enough for a person to hurl up in there. Please go to YouTube and watch the secrets of magicians revealed, you will see how tricks like these are explained by the magician. Better tricks than these have been explain on You-tube.

BETATRON:
...confirm trick ni jare..the guy had to signal the creature beneath the twirling stuff,, more like the motor we were thought in physics..he signaled him by beating the masquerade thrice and then hit it again

johnydon22:
Exactly the same thing i deducted... its quite glaring actually..

KingEbukasBlog:



Its a cool trick with little juju ... so I heard now . But not the fitting someone inside an a non existent space .

#sighs ... Well believe what ever makes you feel better.. i wonder which one is non-existent space..

The pictures are up there and the video too, others can be the judge of it... Adios amigo