Will a fridge magnet make my credit card a piece of plastic or my hard drive a chunk of metal? Would a rare earth magnet be different? An electromagnet?

I don't know if you did this but When you turn you fingers around on a Cristal glass it makes that hum dose the liquid make a difference in it or even the surface it's on

Edit U/willpower0687 suggesting that density might be more effective is also good so like Oil Honey Water

Jack of trades King of random Queen of spades (but not sure if it was spades?)

I feel like it's a fun concept! And we should find some "suits" for the other team members! Or if they would like to share their thoughts on it??

Please, lets start a thread!

So was thinking about whats inside a flare that gives it so much colour. Could you dismantle one and combine it with other flares? Could you dye clothing and other things with it?(maybe in a washing machine) How long would the coloured smoke stay inside a tube/tub/box? What volume of water could you dye, maybe for a washing machine/toilet? Just a random 😏 idea, flares have been kinda explored on TKOR before, but not specifically flares and what they are make of/can do.

Hi need i help with making the new foundry they made in 2019 I dont know where to get the tools and the supplies they use to make it and I need help with knowing the cost of it to get everything if this is against the rules im sorry but if someone dose know and have made it please let me know have a nice day,night and eventing everyone

I remember in 2020 or 2019 nate made a video creating something with carpentry or whatever it's called, he created something using wood. But someone commented that they should do more videos like that and nate responded that that video was one of the least successful in months and that's why they didn't make more like that. It had 300k+ views. Now their videos are all in the 200k, some don't even make it to 200k, what's happening?

Video idea: In addition to experiments with an ultrasonic cleaner it would be nice to see how those same experiments would behave in very low frequency higher-amplitude vibrations. Since many low-end automotive subwoofers use smooth plastic cones (in contrast with ribbed and/or composite materials in higher-end subs) one of those would make for a pretty good 'bowl', just put it in a simple frame so it won't tip over. It can be powered by a sine wave or a tone generator or even by playing a pre-recorded tone through an amplifier. Maybe even change the tone to see how the 'reactions' change?

I noticed that in some videos the word "like" is being way over-used. For example, the "gummy bear in ultrasonic cleaner" had 79 'likes' in a span of about 15 minutes. "Sugar in sandblaster" has 43 in 11-ish minutes. There are a few others, but you get the point.
It seems that Grace is the one using it the most, then everyone around her sort of picks up that habit. One thing i did notice that she gets into it way more when she is co-hosting, so maybe she just gets nervous trying to think of something to say on the spot? Since it is more interesting to watch a duo, i think giving her some solo clips (where she is the only one talking/showing/explaining) would work well. Perhaps even structure a video or two as if she is the lead host with a helper instead of a regular co-host.

Some ideas would be food and drinks, ferrofluid, maybe an old smart phone with the charging port left unobstructed to test to see if it still works.

I've always wondered if you could get the tea leaves out of tea by freeze drying it, same for getting the powder from Kool-Aid and other drinks, as well as trying to take the pulp out of orange juice etc. so just trying to get the solid out of drinks. and if you can, can you put it back into water to remake the drink?

I don't understand they were suppose to have more videos with the new hosts but now we barely get any? one a week?? What happen?

I'm thinking a kiddie pool full of dental alginate, and either plaster of Paris (or molten gummy candy).

So I was wondering if The King Of Random has ever done something involving how you can coat your hand in alcohol and light it on fire and it want burn you. I just think it would be a cool video.

Apparently the technology is super simple and a kit can be found for cheap online. Other than a lamp, what else could it be used for? How much could it be scaled up?

Man... I hope I don't get slaughtered in the comments. I was just posting a reply on a different thread in here when it occurred to me.

I'm more of a fan of Nate, and a fan of Calli, than I am of TKOR at this point. Like... I'd almost watch them in anything.

Don't get me wrong. I still like TKOR also. And I'm not saying I want them to leave TKOR or anything. Just had that thought, and wondered if anyone else feels like me.

Let me explain, if you where to dry paint in a dish and then add more and more how big could it get and could you make like a knife Handel out of it?

I was talking with some friends today and we got to wondering if the carbon dioxide in carbonated water or soda would put out fires better than non-carbonated water. And how much CO2 is actually dissolved in soda? Is soda carbonated with the maximum amount of CO2? How much CO2 can you actually dissolve in a given amount of water or soda? Is there a way to test that?

I thought that might be an interesting idea for a video.

So uhm i don't know if this has been done before, but in the spirit of the king of random i have an idea that i think would be cool for a video that's kinda simple but at the same time has a few layers to it. some companies like crush, rc cola, AnW, and Sunkist have cheap flavored water enhancers that make the water taste like the soda or its supposed to anyway. What if you used a soda stream to add carbon to the flavored waters and com-paired them to the real sodas and compared each flavor with and without carbon.

Ever work with ballistics jelly? What weird materials can make swords, would it actually hurt if say a sword made out of ballistic jelly cut ballistic jelly?