Watchly Safety Review

The man is levitating! 🤣

0:29 · 22K views · December 25, 2022

Safe for Most KidsReviewed June 2026

This short clip is completely safe for children and shows a playful magnet-based levitation trick that sparks curiosity about science. The video's main strength is its creativity and potential to inspire kids to ask how things work, though it is very brief and lacks deeper educational explanation.

What Parents Need to Know

This is a harmless, short video (about 15 seconds) showing a person claiming to levitate using magnets. It has no inappropriate content, language, or themes. While it may spark a child's interest in magnetism and science, parents should note that the 'levitation' is likely a simple trick or optical illusion, not a real demonstration of physics. The video is purely entertaining and encourages imaginative play.

Talk to Your Kids About

1How do you think magnets work to make things float?
2What does it mean to 'levitate'? Have you ever seen something float like that?
3The person in the video said it feels like surfing. What do you think they meant?
4Would you like to try a magnet experiment at home with me? (Safety first: small magnets can be dangerous if swallowed.)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What age is this video appropriate for?

Recommended age is 3 and up. The video is very simple with no scary or complex content, making it safe for even young toddlers, though they may need help understanding the concept.

Is there any hidden advertising or commercial content in this video?

No. All classification scores for hidden advertising and sponsored content are 0.00. The video appears to be a simple homemade clip with no product placements or endorsements.

Is the levitation real or just a trick?

The video shows a person standing on a board with magnets, claiming to levitate. It is likely a simple illusion or a very basic magnetic repulsion effect, not actual levitation. It's presented as a fun trick rather than a science lesson.

Does this video have any educational value?

While not formally educational, the video can spark curiosity about magnets and physics. Parents can use it as a conversation starter about how magnets attract and repel. However, it doesn't explain the science behind the trick.

How long is the video and is it suitable for very young children?

The video is approximately 15 seconds long. It is suitable for very young children (ages 2+) as there is no loud noises, fast cuts, or complex themes. However, the recommended age is 3 based on the ability to understand basic concepts like 'surfing'.

Are there any safety concerns related to this video?

No safety concerns in the video itself. However, parents should be aware that if children try to imitate the trick with real magnets, small magnets can be a choking hazard. Supervision is advised for any hands-on magnet play.