(CBS News) Have you ever wondered if you could cause a watermelon to explode by wrapping a ton of rubber bands around it? And have you additionally wondered what that explosion would end up looking ...

The #snark and #content gods thank you on this day, BuzzFeed. Now, while you might think this was entirely pointless, hundreds of thousands of people watched the watermelon explode. Not to mention ...

Last week, we posted a video of some Korean guys in an office making a watermelon explode with a bunch of rubber bands. Today, a slightly more scientific-seeming approach from the Slow Mo Guys. They ...

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All it took was an exploding watermelon to harness the power of Facebook Live. Media site Buzzfeed attempted a little experiment Friday and streamed it live through Facebook, which recently rolled out ...

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Looking for something fun to do at that summer BBQ this year? Why not grab yourself a watermelon and about 500 rubber bands! Gav and Dan of "The Slow Mo Guys," who record videos at an extremely high ...

On Friday afternoon, hundreds of thousands of people tuned in to a live Facebook broadcast of BuzzFeed staffers painstakingly putting rubber bands around a watermelon until it finally exploded. That's ...

Witness the awesome power of a fully armed and operational package of rubber bands. This video shows exactly what it looks like when a watermelon detonates under the force of hundreds of rubber bands, ...

This is the moment a teenager was hit in the face by an exploding watermelon during a science experiment gone wrong. Ellice Nisbet, 16, from Sunnyvale, California, was in the garden of her home as she ...