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HOW MANY BALLOONS TO FLY? (Mini Games Battle)
How many balloons does it take to lift a person? The first challenge starts here… ...more
that's the whole video.
Five balloons lift the child. The rest is a series of "how many" challenges, not a scientific experiment.
- 🎈Five balloons lifted the child.
- 🎯The rest is a chain of unrelated mini-games.
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18:34Five balloons lift the child. The rest is a series of "how many" challenges, not a scientific experiment.
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