(CBS News) Have you ever wondered if you could cause a watermelon to explode by wrapping a ton of rubber bands around it? And have you additionally wondered what that explosion would end up looking ...

Witness the awesome power of a fully armed and operational package of rubber bands. This video shows exactly what it looks like when a watermelon detonates under the force of hundreds of rubber bands, ...

Last week, we posted a video of some Korean guys in an office making a watermelon explode with a bunch of rubber bands. Today, a slightly more scientific-seeming approach from the Slow Mo Guys. They ...

For about 30 minutes on Friday, more than 730,000 people were glued to a live video of two BuzzFeed staffers putting one rubber band after another around a watermelon. We all knew where this was ...

Looking for something fun to do at that summer BBQ this year? Why not grab yourself a watermelon and about 500 rubber bands! Gav and Dan of "The Slow Mo Guys," who record videos at an extremely high ...

Prepare for an exhilarating journey with our latest video, "17 Genius Ideas - WATERMELON vs MATCHES," where we explore the ultimate watermelon challenge. Watch in awe as we conduct explosive ...

For millennia, the great thinkers of our species have devoted themselves to unlocking the universe’s mysteries. In the process, they created scientific processes incredible enough to give us ...

All it took was an exploding watermelon to harness the power of Facebook Live. Media site Buzzfeed attempted a little experiment Friday and streamed it live through Facebook, which recently rolled out ...

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On April 8, Buzzfeed streamed a 45-minute video of a watermelon explosion using nearly 700 rubber bands through Facebook Live, which raked in almost 1 million views on that day. As of today, April 9, ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Yes, more than 6 million people have watched ...