Step right up, folks, and for only a quarter you can watch this circus performer’s impressive umbrella juggling routine! I’m joking, it’s a free Youtube video. Would I pay to watch this at a circus in real life? Only if I’m allowed to throw my peanut shells on the ground,

This is an unearthed video of the very talented Jodi Benson (Ariel in The Little Mermaid, Barbie in the Toy Story franchise) learning to sing ‘Part Of Your World’ in the studio with lyricist Howard Ashman. You want thingamabobs? I’ve got twenty! But who cares? No big deal, I want

Because everyone has a secret skill and some people decide to reveal theirs to the world in the form of a Youtube video, this is a clip of a woman demonstrating a very impressive lip dancing routine, where she appears to pull her lips in different directions using invisible strings.

I’m not going to lie, when I first read the title I did think cadavers at first. Thankfully, not the case. This is a video of very skilled ventriloquist Nina Conti performing with two human dummies picked from the audience during a Live At The Apollo performance. She does a

This is a TikTok video of a man recording himself pronouncing the entirety of the ABC song backwards, then playing it in reverse, where it sounds like him singing the actual song with an accent. Most impressive. Also, I know in the title I called this a party trick, but

This is a video of whip cracking Guinness World Record Holder April Jennifer Choi demonstrating her unorthodox skills by bullwhipping a bow to fire an arrow at her, then catching that arrow. Granted the arrow is more lobbed than fired directly at her heart, but still, a useful skill to

This is a video of violinist Ray Chen snapping the E-string on his instrument during a Tchaikovsky solo and smoothly trading his violin for another musician’s, who in turn trades his instrument with another, until I assume the lowly sixth chair violinist is left with no violin at all and

This is a short video of a woman demonstrating her one-handed juggling and hand-eye coordination by tossing an onion and knife in the air, then catching the knife in the onion, which has landed in her hand. For reference, I would have caught that knife in my arm, then caught