Now THAT.. is a more tricky question. Because, uh, if the balloons are actually hooked up like in the movie its going to completely rip the house apart.
it would be possible if the ballons are placed with almost pinpoint accuracy and foresight of all the events that will happen in your journey and nothing moved inside during the whole time as any action would add weight to a specific part ripping it to total pieces.
That's probably why guinness refused to acknowledge it; didn't want copycats adding more latex to the rivers while draining more precious helium. It wouldn't be the first time; they've refused to acknowledge any attempts to break the world record for longest time spent awake, out of concern for the health of any such copycats.
2 and I have been away with work and 5 and have not had a response from the other people they are away for a week in North London for me for lunch and a few weeks weeks away with the pickaxe on Friday and Tuesday next month so if we could
And how do you fit 20 million balloons within 50 feet of the house? I'm pretty sure the total balloon bubble would have to be at least a thousand feet tall, so you would need much longer string, which would take even more balloons to support, which would be even farther away from the house and take even more string.
@@massey81 you can tie *A* balloon to *A* balloon. You can't tie twenty million balloons to a balloon. In fact, with that much weight shifting, even the slightest breeze is likely to rip thousands of balloons open, and a little bump of turbulence would send a wave of weight through those balloons that would smash the house into a pile of rubble on the beach.
He didn't even take into account the weight of the people, the amount of effort it would take to lift the house off the foundation, the weight of the dog, the fact that wind can ruin the chances of it actually flying, the weight of every single peice of furniture, beloved item, and essential in the house, the fact that the replica of the house from Up won't be exact, the fact that birds can pop the balloons with their beaks, the fact that small actions like walking can make the house dip in altitude, the fact that air resistance can stop the house from floating, and loads of other problems that would lower the changes of his balloon count being accurate.
here's another thing that's not often accounted for: that number of 31.5 million balloons is only applicable to if the house is just sitting there and not attached to the ground, like the house is showed to do when he takes off
Also how would the suport structure of the house hold up? In the film all the balloons are connected donw through the chimney meaning the force of lift the baloons are creating is not evenly spread across the structure of the house which would also mean that part of the chimney and roof would just be torn off. The balloons would have to be arranged in such a way that it's creating equal force on the supports of the house.
What about the fact that we're dealing with latex and direct sunlight. Not going to lie, that house is going to come crashing down mere minutes after it starts to fly... Latex and sunlight don't go together very well... :3
Okay but like jokes aside how rich were Phineas and Ferb? Now that it's all out on Disney+ I've been binging some episodes and keep wondering how much money it would cost to build an roller coaster or an entire beach.
The REAL question: can a house, originally designed to merely be a house, maintain structurally integrity while floating? Let me tell you, wood loves to shift, sag, and flex.
@@oldered5663 in reality, probably make a steel platform under the house, welded and reinforced to stay solid, and tie the balloons to the platform. Maybe some slight walls up to keep the house from sliding off.
Also, in UP all the balloons are held in one point at the top of the house. Even if you had enough balloons to lift a full two-story house, it would guaranteed break near that point.
My theory for Up isn’t about the balloons from the house, my theory is that Carl is actually dying and the Boy Scout (who says he needs to help Carl cross something like a road or something like that) is actually an “Angel” that is there to help him cross to the other side. And his final destination is called Paradise falls...
the string thickness would add up, not to mention the line would have to get longer as the center filled up so it could go out the sides. thats a good question!
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As someone who works with balloons, I know that there is a certain amount of time a balloon floats. If you were to do something like this, you'd need a lot of hi-float for the letex balloons, increasing the total amount of money to do something like this.
6:00 Hang on a second. The balloons and “helium” in up are shown in the first few minutes to lift the metal balloon carrier cart at the zoo with only a few balloons. Therefore, if this Up Helium is stronger than our IRL helium, it should theoretically take much less balloons than 31 Million.
'Preciate your argument there to keep the dream alive, but if a bundle of roughly 50 balloons (I used to work at a party store, so I know that a bundle of 50 would be about that size) could lift a cart, supplies, AND 4-6 tanks (which weigh a ton in of themselves), one balloon would easily be able to carry a kid off into the sunset, and would most likely be outlawed due to public safety...
Jesse Warner Sure! But my main point in this is that the “Up Helium” is a factor MatPat did not take into account. Of course, it is hypothetical, but still. Imagine if we were able to get our hands on a intense version of helium, the number would be lower and the believability and price of being able to lift a house would be cheaper and more plausible! :D Flying houses for everyone!
You missed something when calculating the required force to lift up the house. In the movie, when the house takes off, it rips away from the foundation. His means that you not only have to factor in the weight of the house, but also the force required to break away from the foundation, which would increase the required force significantly.
Really gonna talk about the up scene making you cry? Ever heard of Clannad and Clannad After Story, I don’t know a single person who didn’t cry to that series
MatPat, if you see this comment, PLEASE WATCH CLANNAD AND CLANNAD AFTER STORY!!! It is one of the best series I have ever seen and if that scene made you cry, this series will mess you up. It is a bit of a watch (Just under 50 episodes between the two, but trust me you won’t regret it) also it would be really easy to make all kinds of theories on it, you really should check it out
Hey Matt so I was just wondering what are the odds that cinderella was the only person in the village they could fit the glass slipper. Love your vids btw.
It would actually be impossible to float a house that weight with balloons, because as you get more balloons you begin to need more fishing line to connect them to the house, and the length of line would end up weighing more than 9 grams (the calculated lifting force of a helium balloon) well before you actually had enough balloons, from there, adding more balloons would have a negative effect, and so the house could never fly.
Or signed the contract with Buy n Large, but pay a construction company to take apart his house piece by piece, ship it to Paradise Falls, and rebuilt it there.
His house is supposed to be “his wife” or what he thinks of it at least. It doesn’t make much sense story wise to go there without his wife/what he has left of her.
11:17 Not to mention that if he were blowing up the balloons on his own, they would deflate by the time he actually filled and tied the full 31,150,319 balloons. At the very least he'd need more than a few extra hands, but judging by how he treats strangers, that doesn't seem very likely.
"How many balloons does it take to lift a house?" Once, Pixar themselves said that they animated over 350,000 balloons when Carl first makes the house fly. I don't remember where it was published, but I think it was in a Boy's Life magazine somewhere from January 2016-December 2018. Edit: OMG! 342 likes?! Thank you SO much!!!! I’ve never had this much before!
In my exam you did get points for the answer you also got points for showing your work as long as certain things were done and that was around 2001-2003
you didn’t even talk about how many baloons you would need to break the supports that keep the house on the ground. Edit:some of you say just break the supports but I am going by the movie and in the movie when the house get lifted off the ground you can see the supports where not broken before the house started to fly and the supports where in good condition when the house started to life in to the air. I am editing this again because someone made the same comment as me but just so you know I my comment came first,
the boyscout doesn't have to be a kid, most people who were boy scouts eventually grew up. also technically the scout masters are boy scouts, and they're old enough to be legally responsible for the lives of numerous children.
Hydrogen is more dangerous than Helium I did some research on hydrogen and many of aerostats were filled with it exploded And I think it's a lot expensive than helium
He might be the imagination of the narrator describing the engines as sentient... but some of these are kinda hard to answer, too. The trains can feel pain, but aren’t the entire train, they have boilers and work with steam...
Heres my question- How did the house stay on the ground before he released the balloons from the chimney? It's not like they're tied to anything but the house at any point Why did keeping them in the house not either A. Cause the house to float or B. Simply rip the roof off since the upward force was enough to rip the house off the foundation.
well not nessicarily. if the are made of a strong or reinforced type of rubber, and lightning does not strike any one of those balloons, it is possible
@@cutepandavsk he still won't be able to go to the cliff place Idk what it's called I haven't watched it in such a long time(I was 6 when I watched it)
The actual question to be asked is how a chubby boy scout climbs onto a porch from under it mid-air, and only to be unable to climb up Carl's garden hose after reaching south America.
Carl spent his life working at the zoo, filling balloons for kids. They literally cover that in the 10 minute “I’m not crying, you’re crying!” beginning montage. He’s as professional as they come!
I'm surprised he didn't mention that fishing line would not be strong enough to hold under the strain of lifting a house. And the center balloons would be crushed by the outer balloons since they're all attached from the chimney instead of being spread out. The house itself would not survive being suspended and would break apart.
4:10 this reminds me, Carl and Ellie often postponed their trip to Paradise falls to repair their damaged stuff, they bought heavier tires, medical bills, and even a heavier roof when a tree falls on it
MatPat: "It would take 10 years to fill up all of the balloons"
Me: "You'd be lucky for the balloons to stay inflated for a week"
Oh dang I didn't even think of that!
News flash
Elon musk hires 15 thousand people to fill up baloons
Anju Paul yea what I bet a lot of people would want to see that happen
@@100ksubswithnovideoschalla3 you can't think of anything because your a bot
Was just gonna say this lmao
The other question that MatPat didn't answer: Would the balloons be strong enough to rip the house from its foundation?
Now THAT.. is a more tricky question. Because, uh, if the balloons are actually hooked up like in the movie its going to completely rip the house apart.
it would be possible if the ballons are placed with almost pinpoint accuracy and foresight of all the events that will happen in your journey and nothing moved inside during the whole time as any action would add weight to a specific part ripping it to total pieces.
Would the house be sturdy enough to all come off in one piece or would the roof just rip off?
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As well as would they stay inflated long enough for him to get there
Pixar:
(Animates a movie of a fun adventure with balloons)
MatPat:
“You weren’t supposed to do that.”
Mat Pat Find down with a Kid with you is child and danger meant they did not consent Yes I know that's joke but I must take everything literally
The real question is how much is the helium going to cost.
I have to wait 90 days to change my name
Speak englursh please
Hydra probably 1000000000000000 dollars
Lol
“World record for most balloons released at one time”
The environment: please please no
That's probably why guinness refused to acknowledge it; didn't want copycats adding more latex to the rivers while draining more precious helium.
It wouldn't be the first time; they've refused to acknowledge any attempts to break the world record for longest time spent awake, out of concern for the health of any such copycats.
@@Pineapply_Queen as well as largest food fight and fattest pets
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The real question is, would the house stay together when being lifted.
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HE’S TO DANGEROUS TO BE LEFT ALIVE!
With duck tape anything is possible
@@Shrin3Iroh *too
@@Nwilson2727 *too
Stowing away a boy scout, lifting him several hundred feet in the air, would indeed be quite the trick
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Yes it would
Wym, I do that all the time.. I mean what
Yes
and convincing him not to stop hunting for the snark the whole time. The whole movie is unbelievable!
There is one more question: Does Carl's house have enough surface area to tie the 31 million fishing nets?
You can tie balloons to balloons
@@massey81 This could cut down on the cost on line substantially, not having to the run the balloons to the house.
And how do you fit 20 million balloons within 50 feet of the house? I'm pretty sure the total balloon bubble would have to be at least a thousand feet tall, so you would need much longer string, which would take even more balloons to support, which would be even farther away from the house and take even more string.
@@massey81 you can tie *A* balloon to *A* balloon. You can't tie twenty million balloons to a balloon. In fact, with that much weight shifting, even the slightest breeze is likely to rip thousands of balloons open, and a little bump of turbulence would send a wave of weight through those balloons that would smash the house into a pile of rubble on the beach.
@@burbanpoison2494 Weren't you listening at the start of the video? We are ignoring those factors.
He didn't even take into account the weight of the people, the amount of effort it would take to lift the house off the foundation, the weight of the dog, the fact that wind can ruin the chances of it actually flying, the weight of every single peice of furniture, beloved item, and essential in the house, the fact that the replica of the house from Up won't be exact, the fact that birds can pop the balloons with their beaks, the fact that small actions like walking can make the house dip in altitude, the fact that air resistance can stop the house from floating, and loads of other problems that would lower the changes of his balloon count being accurate.
True
Do how many bees it would take to carry a plane like the bee movie!!
I doubt that would even be possible, given the surface area of a plane.
@@roguechlnchllla6564 Yeah,the weight wouldnt be carried,not even all the bees in the world,Considering that Planes Weigh Atleast 3 Elephants.
@@M1NUSK4RM4 Also, bees wings are on the top of their backs, so going under a plane or lifting _anything_ larger than them wouldn’t even be possible.
That's stupid bees aren't even sepossed to fly
All the bees in the World
Matpat do an episode where you calculate how much much money phineas and ferb. Spent during their summer
Dang thanks for top comment guys
Yes
Yes.
I had a feeling blue was the imposter
@@TaeRose29 everybody vote blue!
Yes
Carl was a balloon salesman prior to flying his house, so he could have afforded those balloons. You know, by committing grand theft.
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You forgot about the obvious, free balloon day
here's another thing that's not often accounted for: that number of 31.5 million balloons is only applicable to if the house is just sitting there and not attached to the ground, like the house is showed to do when he takes off
Mat pat: there is one other problem
me: could he breathe at those heights?
matpat: cost
me: oh y e a h
I was wondering how he was gonna land it without the house crashing.
Also how would the suport structure of the house hold up? In the film all the balloons are connected donw through the chimney meaning the force of lift the baloons are creating is not evenly spread across the structure of the house which would also mean that part of the chimney and roof would just be torn off. The balloons would have to be arranged in such a way that it's creating equal force on the supports of the house.
What about the fact that we're dealing with latex and direct sunlight. Not going to lie, that house is going to come crashing down mere minutes after it starts to fly... Latex and sunlight don't go together very well... :3
@@NobleBobli I mean he did it when he was trying to return russel, he cut off a few strings.
I thought he was gonna talk about the air forces of multiple countries seeing him in the radars and hunting him down.
Okay but like jokes aside how rich were Phineas and Ferb? Now that it's all out on Disney+ I've been binging some episodes and keep wondering how much money it would cost to build an roller coaster or an entire beach.
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@Woof o-o To get away from said kids.
It's a cartoon
The REAL question: can a house, originally designed to merely be a house, maintain structurally integrity while floating?
Let me tell you, wood loves to shift, sag, and flex.
You would have to tie each line to a different piece of the house and thread them all up the chimney???
I was wondering about this too…
@@oldered5663 in reality, probably make a steel platform under the house, welded and reinforced to stay solid, and tie the balloons to the platform. Maybe some slight walls up to keep the house from sliding off.
Also, in UP all the balloons are held in one point at the top of the house. Even if you had enough balloons to lift a full two-story house, it would guaranteed break near that point.
My theory for Up isn’t about the balloons from the house, my theory is that Carl is actually dying and the Boy Scout (who says he needs to help Carl cross something like a road or something like that) is actually an “Angel” that is there to help him cross to the other side. And his final destination is called Paradise falls...
Yes!
I guess that could symbolises it but Mr Fredrickson seems quite fit and healthy for his age.
@@actiongamingvlogs9226 well so did Ellie, but she unfortunately didn’t make it
@@Metronomical3 How about we just say Carl got lucky then?🧐
Well the balloons could symbolize going to heaven, or at least going into a thunderstorm then waking in a place called paradise falls...
“How many balloons does it take to lift a house?”
Me: oh yeah, it’s all coming together
@@salee9343 no
Lol HAHA FUNNY
@@salee9343 did you really write this on every comment
When people don't get memes but know they get likes even if they don't make sense.
Just calculate the density of the house compared to the balloons and helium in the balloons.
He could probably pay to keep his house if he had all that money.
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If he had all that money he could have just paid to have his house brought there.
MatPat: **caluclates how many balloons you would need to lift a house**
Mr. Beast: *Is that a challenge?*
DONT ENCOURAGE HIM
Mr. beast can not do this, it's impossible for him.
Zachary King WHAT DID I JUST SAY
Mr.beast: *dO I sMeLl CoNtEnT?*
Yes let that happen lol
But the real question here is:
How did he manage to hide all these balloons and what stopped them from levitating?
pixar: (Makes innocent childrens movie)
cinemasins: Erm actually.
Matpat: *THATS ILLEGAL*
Ninja Panda:F***
@@blueyedtxgirl3580 what?
@@Aaronkbrown1125 @Im still using Doritos for my wifi Wtf do u mean? Ninja panda?
I didn’t know how much I needed a cinemasins and film theory colab till I read this comment
@@camerondeverteuil7638 I think they did a collab on Fifty Shades.
8 year old me: crying a little bit
17 year old me: GROSS SOBBING
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I subbed. Hope you get the 1K subs goal.
whatever year old me: didn't even realize she died
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Mat: There's one teensy tiny problem
Me: Airplanes
Mat: Cost
Me:.. oh right that too
What is this, a Wendover video?
Not to mention, I am sure it is super illegal to fly without authorization, especially an international one. ua-cam.com/video/PVoHve-RPo8/v-deo.html
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That moment you expected a rickroll in that link above, but it's an infographics video. Not sure if I should be relieved or disappointed
Loved it so much when Mat just said: "Sorry to burst your balloon" and IMEDIATLEY LEFT LIKE HE DIDN'T MAKE A PUN
To mention balloons deflate overtime, especially the cheaper ones to make this slightly more reasonably priced
Yea. Good job fellow theorist
They actually incorporated that into the movie. The house would get lower to the ground as the movie went on.
@@rosierosefarms woah didn't know that. Nice facts
And that is why we have parachutes
So if it takes years to inflate them all you’d never do it, because the others would deflate. Epic
The real question to ask is: How did Carl fit all those balloons through this chimney?
That is a good question
Witchcraft
No, the real question is how did he BUY all 30 MILLION balloons?
Lil Penguin hey buddy nice seeing you around
the string thickness would add up, not to mention the line would have to get longer as the center filled up so it could go out the sides. thats a good question!
The opening sequence to Up is a more compelling story than everything else Pixar has done.
Good job everyone who worked on this episode of the theorists you guys don’t get enough appreciation
Uh yeah they do get enough appreciation they have 9 million subscribers
@@sekoseko1147 why would you link a pdf to word tutorial 💀😂
@Miirrorz I know right lol 😂
Miirrorz people have been doing this for quite a while. If you type anything in a comment section nowadays, odds are a bot will respond using a link to self promote. It’s shady and kinda scary. Just ignore them
trueeee the writers editors and such. i know matpat helps on everything but he doesnt do it all by himself
Theory Idea: How long would Dr. Doofenshmirtz be in jail for his crimes?
Everything he builds blows up so if he wanted, he can duct tape a fork to the toilet and it'd blow up, letting him break out
@@kylereimatanguihan9731 😂
Yes
That is a Legal Eagle question
Ductape ductape
Retailer: "so how many balloons do you need?"
Carl: YES
I think he bought them direct and in bulk, he ran a baloon stand.
@Gavros963 it was a joke but thanks for the info anyways i guess
Let alone the funny post but that profile pic deserves it's own like
It’s funny how that guys comment lasted a minute cuz he knew he was wrong
@@swmpy4158 i think u replied to the wrong comment bro
I love the fact that matpat is making jokes and roasting himself
10/10
Classic matpat
Surprised he didn't make this theory YEARS ago
Stfu
@@salee9343 no
@@salee9343 shut up bot/beggar
@@salee9343 shut up you clip bot beggar
Fr tho
Here is a mini theory:
He didn’t buy the supplies. He stole all of them.
But what if it didn’t take 10 seconds to blow up the balloon?
how old is he? he must've been blowing in his spare time
I know it sounds weird
He didn’t need to steal the balloons. He sold balloons when he worked at the zoo, probably hoarded some and stocked up over the years.
Tyler Racero Is that not stealing?
Psh249 Psh249 You get it!
As someone who works with balloons, I know that there is a certain amount of time a balloon floats. If you were to do something like this, you'd need a lot of hi-float for the letex balloons, increasing the total amount of money to do something like this.
6:00 Hang on a second. The balloons and “helium” in up are shown in the first few minutes to lift the metal balloon carrier cart at the zoo with only a few balloons. Therefore, if this Up Helium is stronger than our IRL helium, it should theoretically take much less balloons than 31 Million.
'Preciate your argument there to keep the dream alive, but if a bundle of roughly 50 balloons (I used to work at a party store, so I know that a bundle of 50 would be about that size) could lift a cart, supplies, AND 4-6 tanks (which weigh a ton in of themselves), one balloon would easily be able to carry a kid off into the sunset, and would most likely be outlawed due to public safety...
@@jessewarner1983 so it's possible
Jesse Warner Sure! But my main point in this is that the “Up Helium” is a factor MatPat did not take into account. Of course, it is hypothetical, but still. Imagine if we were able to get our hands on a intense version of helium, the number would be lower and the believability and price of being able to lift a house would be cheaper and more plausible! :D Flying houses for everyone!
Finally, actual opinions and arguments in the comments instead of memes
Maybe
If he had a Boy Scout with him he’d probably get arrested for child endangerment. Even if said child was his.
Sounds like an airplane with extra steps.
Wouldn’t it be more like a blimp?
Púca Arts it’s a joke.
Theres more strings attached
A.S.K. Air lol good one!
Yes but Carl gets a C- he didnt add wings
"He would've revealed he had a boy scout with him the entire time."
Sounds like a Criminal Minds episode but ok
Insert “FBI, open up!” meme
Open up
Sounds like Hol Horse and Boingo
Dexter Master 😂
Sounds like something one of the girls would say lmao
"Such a Cleveland move."
**sad cleveland brown noises**
@@zomazoma3609 lmao
All around me🎶
Oh the great old factory of sadness
Joy Stone I liked but unliked to keep the likes at 69
Zoma Zoma3 why are there a bunch of bots spamming this in comments
“Classic Cleveland pulling a Cleveland” so, so true 😢
Matpat: "is 5.1M dollars to fly your house with balloons"
Mr.Beast: "challenge accepted"
Now considering Carl’s jobs, how much would he have to be stealing a day over the course of his employment to make that happen?
196 iq
Carl the kingpin
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No one said he bought all those balloons
Life insurance
Fun Fact: The house that inspired the house in Up is located in Seattle, about an hour from where I live
So now there’s a real house inspired by the house in Up which was inspired by a house located in Seattle? Woah, house-ception
Steal it and ballon
@@fearless4him595 yeah man, houses, cool, awesome, yahhhhh
Wait i live in seattle. Where is it?
OOOO thats cool, I live about 2 hours away from Seattle
You missed something when calculating the required force to lift up the house. In the movie, when the house takes off, it rips away from the foundation. His means that you not only have to factor in the weight of the house, but also the force required to break away from the foundation, which would increase the required force significantly.
Theory: how rich are milo Murphy’s parents. They seem to fix everything wrong milo does
How about insurance?
YASSSSS MILK LORD
Milk lord Lol
Remember, his father also has a similar curse, so just how rich is the family in general?
they literally mention in the show that insurance pays for it
Me: I have to do my homework.
Matpat: How many balloons does it take to lift a house?
Me: Well, I was going to do math!
Homework is over rated,
I need answers
this is math now
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@@salee9343 shut the up
Actually in the middle of my maths homework right now. What a coincidence!
"cleveland is the double baltic of cities"
He said it... He Said It!
noooooooo I just said that 😭😭😭
Deserves more likes
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We will miss you MatPat 😢
Up: the movie with the scene and song with no lyrics that will always make you cry
I never cried I just don't find it sad
Really gonna talk about the up scene making you cry? Ever heard of Clannad and Clannad After Story, I don’t know a single person who didn’t cry to that series
MatPat, if you see this comment, PLEASE WATCH CLANNAD AND CLANNAD AFTER STORY!!! It is one of the best series I have ever seen and if that scene made you cry, this series will mess you up. It is a bit of a watch (Just under 50 episodes between the two, but trust me you won’t regret it) also it would be really easy to make all kinds of theories on it, you really should check it out
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Pixar: makes a fun movie
Mat pat: very poor choice of actions
Pixar : (softly) don’t
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may pat is mat pat when he is having a bad time in may
@@haicoai6269 don't promote someone else's channel or video in the comments. It's tacky and actually makes people less likely to click the link
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Hey Matt so I was just wondering what are the odds that cinderella was the only person in the village they could fit the glass slipper. Love your vids btw.
This!!!
@@sekoseko1147 Good, something no one asked for
It wasnt stated but the slipper wouldn't fit because the slipper is enchanted only for Cinderella to fit.
She was the only with size 5.5 women
I mean you’d have to know how many people were in the village. Once you estimate that it’s just a division problem.
It would actually be impossible to float a house that weight with balloons, because as you get more balloons you begin to need more fishing line to connect them to the house, and the length of line would end up weighing more than 9 grams (the calculated lifting force of a helium balloon) well before you actually had enough balloons, from there, adding more balloons would have a negative effect, and so the house could never fly.
“Pixar’s up” made me think you were directly threatening the entire Disney Universe for a minute
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When you notice Carl could've just bought an airplane ticket
Or signed the contract with Buy n Large, but pay a construction company to take apart his house piece by piece, ship it to Paradise Falls, and rebuilt it there.
His house is supposed to be “his wife” or what he thinks of it at least. It doesn’t make much sense story wise to go there without his wife/what he has left of her.
@@dysondyson9524 but in real life, you're just wasting money.
Jarius Santiago ur making my brain hurt rn
Jarius Santiago nahh i just havent been in school since online school
11:17 Not to mention that if he were blowing up the balloons on his own, they would deflate by the time he actually filled and tied the full 31,150,319 balloons. At the very least he'd need more than a few extra hands, but judging by how he treats strangers, that doesn't seem very likely.
Blimi Barker there is a space in between the colon it doesn’t work as a link
that’s a really good point
@@quincius8638 11:17 thank me later
@@quincius8638 Ah, thank you for pointing it out!I was wondering why it wasn't working.
The double baltic of cities...I found that Way too funny LMAO
I've literally wanted to know the answer to this since I was a kid.
I did too
i'm a detective, and ive realized that your faking this. Answer: Cause i think this movie din't come out when you were a kid.
Cmon, we all do
Well Film Theory has all the answers.
Same
"How many balloons does it take to lift a house?"
Once, Pixar themselves said that they animated over 350,000 balloons when Carl first makes the house fly. I don't remember where it was published, but I think it was in a Boy's Life magazine somewhere from January 2016-December 2018.
Edit: OMG! 342 likes?! Thank you SO much!!!! I’ve never had this much before!
@@zomazoma3609 stfu spambot
@@olegtaranov4806 that's not news
@@olegtaranov4806 everyone already knows this but they basically own everything so you can't really boycott them
What did Oleg Taranov say?
Ok
“You only get partial credit if you don’t show your work.”
What math class were you blessed with MatPat?
Right?! I get no credit 😆
tfw you show your work but get no points because "you didn't show enough work" like what
EarthBoundNess / LilacMonarch exactly
In my exam you did get points for the answer you also got points for showing your work as long as certain things were done and that was around 2001-2003
Im my school it’s better cause you LOSE points for doing “too much work”
I cried watching THE WHOLE movie and when it finished i was still crying for a FULL HOUR
Plus wouldn't that amount of force just rip the roof off of the house?
ITS HIM
@Animal Wolftar thats abit creepy
@Animal Wolftar bruh its normal, its a guy without a mustache
Hello
Im the Seventh Comment
Short answer: All of them.
Long answer: Still all of them, but explained.
rich people: lets do-
game theory: its gonna take u 10 years
rich people: we have workers lol
Don't forget that helium leaks out of latex baloons, by day 5, most of the ones you already filled will deflate
@@codebracker So now we need to recalculate everything using Mylar balloons.
@@codebracker I wonder in cleveland if people started to talk in helium voice.
Unless of course you could reverse engineer the same device thst fills multiple water ballons with water likr bunch of ballons
if you had 1000 workers you could do it all in 4 days if you didn't do anything else then just fill baloons.
Ok but I have two more questions
1)would the strings just NOT break under all that weight
2)WHERE would you tie the strings to
you didn’t even talk about how many baloons you would need to break the supports that keep the house on the ground.
Edit:some of you say just break the supports but I am going by the movie and in the movie when the house get lifted off the ground you can see the supports where not broken before the house started to fly and the supports where in good condition when the house started to life in to the air.
I am editing this again because someone made the same comment as me but just so you know I my comment came first,
Its possible that the foundation was nearly broken at the beginning
Oh God. That has to be in the hundred millions.
I would assume that anyone who actually wants to do this stunt would have those removed in the first place.
Just break the foundation
Even before that the floor would break
“He should have landed and revealed he had a Boy Scout with him the entire time”
Not a good look MatPat
It’s all fun and games till he losses the boy scour
Hi, I'm Chris Hansen. Why don't you take a seat?
That intro tho. The nostalgia hits hard.
I for one always have a Boy Scout
the boyscout doesn't have to be a kid, most people who were boy scouts eventually grew up. also technically the scout masters are boy scouts, and they're old enough to be legally responsible for the lives of numerous children.
You didn't cover one tiny detail:
The house was ripped from it's foundation
seko seko 11 leave
He did
Also im pretty sure the fishing line would snap from all that
I was thinking that same thing. Would the force of the balloons be enough to rip up the plumbing pipes and stuff?
my thoughts exactly
6:56 “FOR TWO LOST FISHERMEN”
9:23 YES
You should do a theory on the show “Wilfred”, it’s insanely good and needs an explanation!!
“Correct!”
I didn't like the ending it was sad
Yall please like thissss
JusScottPlayin', your wish is my command
@@justmyopinion7201 this theory is pretty good ngl
Matpat: I’ve never been satisfied with the results
Cue the Hamilton joke
Thats what she said.
A MAN OF CULTURE, HAMILFAN FTW
Sans Gaster oof level max
MatPat: Mentions the first ten minutes of the movie
Me: Who's cutting onions?
Never watched it
2:23
Thanos at Age of Ultron: That My Line!
Matpat: He would of revealed he had a boy scout with him. Now that is a trick
Me: And probably very illegal
Yup
Lol, check out this art vid tho ua-cam.com/video/DzeYXwwxo0s/v-deo.html
The Everything Theory No
When your childhood is ruined yet again:
Man, that’s double Baltic.
*Jerome Doby*
Matt actually made the reference in the video at 7:13
All the Baltics
What if he used hydrogen instead of helium and somehow avoided pulling a Hindenburg. Would it work
OH THE HUMANITY
Hydrogen is more dangerous than Helium
I did some research on hydrogen and many of aerostats were filled with it exploded
And I think it's a lot expensive than helium
Can I point out that he mentioned how those balloons are known for static?
One tiny spark such as the balloons rubbing together and-KABOOOOM
It’s less expensive, I know this because old zeppelins used hydrogen because it’s cheaper hence why the Hindenburg used it
@@exudeku alternatively:A close call
1:55 Dug was such a adorable and sweet dog!!!😭😭
Next on film theory: How did Thomas the Tank Engine get a face?
I need answers
There's a funny cartoon that covers that by one of youtubes animators
watertommyz thanks for letting me know. Which youtuber is it
Harrison Hughes (Student) I’ve seen Shed 17. It’s so cool but also makes me want to puke.
This comment deserve more attention then KFC
He might be the imagination of the narrator describing the engines as sentient... but some of these are kinda hard to answer, too. The trains can feel pain, but aren’t the entire train, they have boilers and work with steam...
Cashier: so how many balloons do you want?
Carl: Yes
Edit: 715 likes!?
I have never had this much thanks guys!
Cashier: How many ballooons? Carl: How many to lift my house? Mat Pat: YES!!!!!
carl has all of those balloons because of the balloon stand he owns...
Your soooo funny
@@leafrelief9594 u a party pooper
@@JustA_Wanderer da
"Your balloons will blot out the sun!"
"Then we will fly in the shade!"
Good reference
Mat: I wasn't satisfied with the methodology, or the answer, or
Mat: *so done with the world face*
Mat: Or the MATH THAT'S BEEN USED
David Blane: Magic
Pixar: Magic
Up: TRAGIC
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Bruh u got copyef
MadPat: How many balloons does it take to lift the house?
2020: I don't know. How many?
@@روائعالدراما-ق9ج go away
What type of joke is that? Is not funny and I don't get it.
@@roseofhappilove6841 haha imagine
I don’t get it
2020: its actually 2
As a child the only thing I remember about up was that the main character committed assault on another man
What? Who? How??
like 4 different times
All i remembered was the dog
@@bloody_jaydee2405 I think he's talking about when Carl whacked the construction worker dude
Yo same 😂
I had to answer this problem for an engineering final recently. I got 6 balloons and I was like “this is wrong.”
It's seems like this should have been a theory way earlier
Well Mythbusters already did half the work for him!
@@sekoseko1147 I was rick rude and It wasn't even real rickroll video
seko seko 11 😐
seko seko 11 wtf
Heres my question- How did the house stay on the ground before he released the balloons from the chimney? It's not like they're tied to anything but the house at any point
Why did keeping them in the house not either A. Cause the house to float or B. Simply rip the roof off since the upward force was enough to rip the house off the foundation.
Answer: this is a cartoon.
@@dexterproductions8683 You must be fun at parties
@@dexterproductions8683 are you new here? Like you know the whole schtick of all of these channels is these exact kind of questions right?
It's the difference between a five pound weight on your foot and a five pound weight falling on your foot
i thought they were kept under a tarp behind the house, or from a cellar door
Another question: How long will the balloons last? In the storm some of them are probably gonna pop or fall off because of the strings
well not nessicarily. if the are made of a strong or reinforced type of rubber, and lightning does not strike any one of those balloons, it is possible
@@rafaellee3689 When there is a storm and that much wind, some balloons fishing line won't hold on, and will blow away.
welp, +2 or 3 million more balloons for storm security then
it's been 5 years and the intro is still banging.
I’m so glad it’s never changed after all these years
@philipp ii. F
It's ridiculous how long this took. This is like the first thing you do for fun theories.
Fun fact: David Blaine wrote a book about minecraft mods.
STOP LINKING THAT WE ALL KNOW
Oleg Taranov stop
Cool
@@doetetra i know
I want to hear Austin say "Dear Pixar, your balloons make no goddamn sense!"
You forgot the: 'HEY! IT'S ME! AUUUUUUUUSTTTTTIINNNNN!'
MatPat: There's just one more thing standing in Carl's way
Me: The balloons would pull the house apart before it lifts them?
It would not get off the ground because of the foundation
It's cemented into the ground
@@1300News-r3j UNLESS, You lift the entire planet.
Like Superman tried to do...
@@cutepandavsk he still won't be able to go to the cliff place
Idk what it's called I haven't watched it in such a long time(I was 6 when I watched it)
The actual question to be asked is how a chubby boy scout climbs onto a porch from under it mid-air, and only to be unable to climb up Carl's garden hose after reaching south America.
MatPat: *mentions double baltic*
Me, who watched food theory: "Hey, he said it!"
Literally got TOO excited when I heard him say it
@@avw5kt 7:11
I specifically looked for this comment lol *insert leonardo dicaprio pointing meme*
Ikr
!?
all those clowns handing balloons at the park have lived for this moment, years of academy training used.
Carl spent his life working at the zoo, filling balloons for kids. They literally cover that in the 10 minute “I’m not crying, you’re crying!” beginning montage. He’s as professional as they come!
Lol
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real crazy question for u: What’s the man in the yellow hat in curious george real name?
I don't need sleep I need answers
In one of the movies, his name is Ted. A deleted scene says his full name is Ted Shackleford.
@@richardok8599 dammit, beat me to it.
Ted
His name is the man in the yellow hat
I'm surprised he didn't mention that fishing line would not be strong enough to hold under the strain of lifting a house. And the center balloons would be crushed by the outer balloons since they're all attached from the chimney instead of being spread out. The house itself would not survive being suspended and would break apart.
Only real theorists understand his double Baltic references
Food theory gang
Ikr
What does double baltic mean?
Lel
@@dmace14 go watch the Food Theory episode about the McDonald's Monopoly game.
Completely random fact:
France was still executing people by guillotine when the first Star Wars movie came out.
Oop-
Power move
Cool and good
nice
lol
pixar: Its House with balloons.
mr.beast : Its a thought.
Matpat: Its a failure
Me: Its a budget zepplin.
That might or might not explode
Zipline?
@@GlitchKnight113 no a zepplin. like a blimp. BUT EXPLOSIVE
@@Aaronkbrown1125 oohh
4:10 this reminds me, Carl and Ellie often postponed their trip to Paradise falls to repair their damaged stuff, they bought heavier tires, medical bills, and even a heavier roof when a tree falls on it