Videos tagged with Performance Art

This video demonstrates sleight of hand tricks performed in real life using a Glock 17. The content focuses on showcasing card manipulation and other close-up magic techniques that incorporate a firearm as a prop. It highlights the performer's dexterity and ability to integrate the Glock into entertaining illusions.

This video features someone juggling knives while on stilts in Florida. The content is focused on a novelty act and does not involve any firearms, ammunition, or related activities. Therefore, it is not relevant to firearms enthusiasts.

This YouTube Short by Johnny Q aims to challenge the notion that his work isn't art. While the title and description are vague regarding specific firearm content, the inclusion of a website link (johnnyqart.com) and social media profiles suggests a creator who may incorporate artistic elements into their content. Without seeing the video, it's impossible to definitively assess firearm involvement. However, the prompt requires extracting firearm-related tags if any are implied. Given the creator's online presence, there's a possibility of visual art involving firearms or firearm-adjacent themes.

This video reacts to a controversial performance by singer Sophia Urista, who urinated on a fan during a show. The content creator questions the societal reaction, posing a hypothetical about whether the act would be perceived differently if performed by a man. The video includes links to the original clip, related content from other creators, and monetization options. It focuses on the shock value and societal commentary surrounding the event, rather than any firearms-related content.