“If he farts, he could create rotation in his abdomen, and develop an F5 tornado that would cause him to collapse into himself and disappear from existence.”įor the sake of Blaine’s safety, as well as our electric bills, we hope this trick goes as planned. “If he hiccups, there’s a risk of brewing a lighting storm in his own body, and shocking himself to death,” says Dr. One false move or muscle spasm could change the conditions in his stomach from brisk and chilly, to unstable and dangerous.

“It’s hard to fathom how he manages to keep the conditions of a cold front stored in his body,” says famed physician, Dr. Scientists, doctors, and meteorologists alike are in complete awe of Blaine’s next stunt. It would seem that this would be as far as someone could go with this “trick,” but apparently this has all been leading up to largest trick, in terms of scale, for Blaine. He has continued to master this technique, by adding the element of housing frogs in his stomach. If you haven’t seen the Spider-Man: Homecoming trailer, check it out below!Ĭoming off of his special, Beyond Magic, that aired on ABC at on Tuesday night, David Blaine has been toiling away at one of his greatest tricks and feats yet: containing an entire cold front in his stomach, and releasing it on command.ĭuring his 2013 special, Blaine revealed that he had been working on a technique that he has calls “water spouting.” With this technique, Blaine manages to store large amounts of clean water in his body, and bring it up at will. TFF: You heard it here first ladies and gents: Nico Cuevas may or may not be related to a guy in a movie. TFF: Oh? Well, like, are you at least related to him? TFF: It’s okay, they released the trailer officially. TFF: We see that you’re playing Ned in Spider-Man: Homecoming. The Faux Fox: How did you keep starring in the new Spider-Man film a secret?!? We got an exclusive interview with Nico Cuevas, and this is what he had to say: Ned and Nico can’t get the girl, are always the sidekick, and verge on creepy. It was almost like he was born for this role. Ned appears to be a socially awkward, less-than-fit Asian American, and they couldn't have casted a better choice than Fox Radio Network employee, Nico Cuevas.

Helping Peter along the way will be his best friend, Ned. In “Spider-Man: Homecoming” Parker will be a young high school student fighting dangerous villains, like the Vulture, and puberty. In this new trailer we see a much younger and nerdier Peter Parker than we have ever seen on film.

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