The most viewed knife YouTube video: incredible feats with blades
With seven million views and counting, this video of seemingly supernatural blade maneuvers is one of the most-viewed knife videos on the internet.
1st Video: KNIFE MOVES
They say a good magician never reveals his secrets, but YouTuber Freddiew and his team of digital special effects experts are not magicians. Check out their behind the scenes video to see the misdirection and digital manipulation that made these incredible knife moves look real.
2nd Video: THE REVEAL
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