Death Challenge: The magician uses his mouth to make 'red heart' to block bullets

In November 2016, despite the risk of ruptured brain, David Blaine performed an extremely dangerous magic trick, using his mouth to make pink heart to support a 5.6mm bullet that caused many chills.

In November 2016, despite the risk of a ruptured brain, David Blaine performed an extremely dangerous magic trick, using a "pink heart" mouth to support a 5.6mm bullet that caused many chills.

David Blaine is a 44-year-old magician who is world famous for his extremely dangerous magic tricks, "death challenge".

Starting from a street magician, 21-year-old David Blaine, his life and career has turned to a new page after the death of his mother for cancer. He became an artist performing risky games that challenged the highest human limit: locked himself in a glass cage without food for 44 days, kept breathing 17 minutes underwater .

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His performances have no tricks but are very real experiences, extremely dangerous that can be paid by his own life.

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In order to achieve this mouth-to-mouth bullet, David Blaine's entire crew must prepare everything extremely carefully and absolutely accurately because with the tremendous speed of the bullet can damage his jaw Permanent damage. If unfortunately the bullet went off, David Blaine might have to pay the price of his own life.

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Before performing this magic, David Blaine had to adjust his jaw, keep his teeth protected, and suck a small metal cup in his mouth to block the bullet.

After the performance, David Blaine said in front of 20,000 spectators in Las Vegas, USA that: " I thought I was dead. When I pulled the trigger, the bullet hit the metal in my mouth, I immediately felt The ear aches really hard, the throat is torn apart, but in the end, I didn't die.

Note: The reader absolutely does not try to do it at home or anywhere to ensure safety.

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