I still don't know "why" though. They show a few examples, but never really get into the reason?

"I don't have to open my mouth..." isn't right either. You can clearly see her opening her mouth!

I hate this style of editing.

1. Halfway through the final word or a sentence, zoom in.
2. Halfway through the final word of the next sentence, zoom out.
3. Goto 1.

There should be a *buzzfeed invocation that does the opposite of "quality".

This guy's editing style drives me bananas. He speaks one sentence, cuts to a zoom to interrupt himself with the next sentence, then he interrupts that sentence, and again cuts to a zoom out to speak the next sentence. Repeat.

When that... kid, really, says, "Motivate!" at 2:37, I swear I had flashbacks. I haven't heard that battle cry in over a decade...

They're *both* idiots and after watching this, I feel like one too.

Liquefaction is caused by extremely fast and regular vibrations in a substance composed of uniformly sized particles. The shakiness of that video induced the phenomenon.

I would watch more football if they did stuff like this more often.

So, is this a thing now, where people take news bloopers and tack that shocked Fox lady on to the end? Are there others?

I ate three Dove Dark Chocolates while I watched that.

I should stand up.

Not to be "that guy" and nitpick, but it's not the tilting of the video that gives it away, it's the fact that the image rotated counterclockwise!

*Promote

If we're going to criticize the realism of it, let's start with the THOUSAND FOOT TALL FIRE BREATHING LIZARD.

I wish I didn't know that.

*isdupe