The word started getting out about the International Day of Happiness, and the campus was all over the Tiger Press Instagram liking, and sharing the videos with their friends. We even had a few celebrity guest on campus that decided to join in on the fun! The creators of the NAE NAE decided to give their share of happiness!






And then... The greatest part of the day! People started making their own videos at home to share with everyone!







The happiness started spreading in more ways then I originally realized.. People were having a great time observing other people having a great time. They were laughing, and smiling while watching the videos! Once I realized this I decided to turn up the campaign! I posted another pre-made video and decided to get more people involved with making videos!






The campus was excited to see something positive spreading around the community, and more people made their own videos! Some videos of which I can't post here because they have a privacy setting on their Instagram's.






At the end of the day, I learned that happiness is indeed contagious, and it only takes one person to spread a small amount of it, for it to reach many.

As a kid, if you have ever been bored, then you have tried the works bomb before. If not? Why not try it now?! This experiment is Showcased in Episode 4.


How it works:

The works Bomb is actually a “pressure bomb” cause by Hydrogen gas build up. The reaction that is happening is caused by the Hydrochloric Acid in the toilet bowl cleaner, and the Aluminum foil [ Reaction: 6HCl+4Al--->2Al2Cl3+3H2 ]. With the pressure build up, the bottle eventually explodes.

What You Need:

• The works
• 12 oz plastic bottle
• Aluminum Foil

Procedure:

Step One: Make about 10 aluminum foil balls a bit smaller than the bottles neck.

Step Two: Pour “The Works” in the bottle about 1/4 of the way. (3/4 of the bottle should be empty)

Step Three: Place aluminum foil balls into the bottle

Step Four: Close the bottle tight, and quickly!

Step Five: ???

Step Six: Watch the explosion.

This experiment will work to spice up any black light party, or it will be awesome to just have in your home under your psychedelic black light shrine. This experiment can also be used to make those college time trophies into something cool instead of throwing them away. This experiment is showcased in Episode 6 Go check it out!

How it works:


There are two types of glowing when it comes to glow in the dark [ Fluorescence, and Phosphorescence ] The difference between the two are that fluorescence needs a radiation source to activate it’s glow (black light), and phosphorescence glows all the time. There is also bio-luminescence but we aren't working with living organisms in this project. The highlighter in this experiment is using a form of fluorescence.

What You Need:

• Clear bottle
• Water
• Highlighter

Procedure:

Step One: Remove the ink from the highlighter by removing the back and shaking the ink sponge out.


Step Two: Fill the clear bottle with water.


Step Three: Strain the ink out of the sponge into the water.


Step Four: Close the lid, and shake.


Step Five: Turn on your black light.

Capillary Action from one cup to another.

• Beer Bottle
• Siccors
• Old sock, or anything 100% Cotton
• Cooking Oil
• Lighter/matches

Extra Virgin Olive Oil has worked best for me.

Colors

BLK/WHT $15.00 USD Custom $25.00 USD

Sizes

XS S M LG XL XXL

I collaborated with CollegeBread.com to bring the Harlem Shake craze to a HBCU! It was fun filled event, and the collaboration to draw traffic to the CollegeBread website was a success. The video even made on the front of the Harlem Shake website, and a few other blogs. I LOVE MY HBCU.



Later we aimed for round two in order to encourage more people to come together and act together. This is what we came out with:



The Harlem Shake craze had later picked up flack about not being the original Harlem Shake dance, and I wasn't against that statement, I was only against the fact that most of them were enraged by the craze. I can't wrap my 3rain around the concept that peoples self expression, happiness, and fun would make someone else mad. I saw the Harlem Shake as a form of unity, and expression. Many of the people who did this craze came together, and got out some much needed expression, especially being trapped in a world where everything is so serious. What's your take on the Harlem Shake?

I did a collaboration work with Cyborg 001 for a comeback video. Cyborg 001 was on a hiatus improving his skills, and contacted me to do a video that will showcase his hard work. To see more from Cyborg 001 click HERE 



"As a dancer, I would like to implement all the moves in my dancing style as instructed by the choreographers to convey a story to the world through facial expression and body movements." - Cyborg 001

What is Rapid Eye Movement:

Rapid Eye Movement The Anthology Promo Episode: Learn how to make "The Struggle Pizza" from Ramen Noodles; Experience toilet humor that you can relate to; Listen to our spotlight artists awesome music; Try to decipher what the silent short titled "Crossroads" is all about; Help our brave guest decipher her dream that she shares with us, all on the official first episode of Rapid Eye Movement.

Get the Spotlight Music here: http://www.nitrohotfire.com/#!whole-hearted/c20n0

Episode One - Late Night Package

A video date is interrupted by an unexpected package delivery in the middle of the night. All gifts aren’t always the best, and some gifts are to die for. Check out the very first Episode of Rapid Eye Movement:The Anthology! This episode is packed with new ways to cook without the need for seasoning, and tunes from BearKnuckle!

Featured Music: bearknuckle.bandcamp.com