10 Hours of Walking in NYC as Kim Jong Un

I decided to see how New Yorkers would react to seeing Kim Jong Un walking around. We walked through 3 neighborhoods:  Harlem, Wall Street, and Koreatown.  New York definitely took notice.  To be honest, I was quite nervous to see how New York would react to this Kim Jong-Un social experiment.  I was surprised as to the positive reception he received.  There was a lot of comedy, a little bit of catcalling and only a tiny bit of street harassment.   In a strange way, it gives me hope that differences can be resolved between all the countries and that we can find a way to co-exist as well as find a way to help the people of North Korea.

QPark

Black Lives Matter vs All Lives Matter Supporters (Social Experiment)

Joey Salads goes to a white neighbourhood holding up a 'Black Lives Matter' sign then to a black neighbourhood holding up an 'All Lives Matter' sign to compare reactions in this social experiment...

JoeySalads

What Hebrew sounds like to foreigners; Rosh Hashanah greetings from Canada (in the end of video)

Wow. It seems no one really had a clue - we wouldn't either! Seeing written Hebrew and hearing it are surely two different things...

In this video I start by letting people listen a clip of Hebrew, with audio only, to test if they can recognize Hebrew. Then I showed the subjects the video as hint, so the subjects can see the people speaking Hebrew and Hebrew scripts. Will they recognize Hebrew? watch the video and find out!

Heritage Inmoshun

Blind refugee trust (social experiment) | Faites-vous confiance à un réfugié ? (expérience sociale)

This interesting social experiment video was sent into us by NorniTUBE. It shows a guy (the uploader of the video), standing on the sidewalk, blind folded with his arms stretched out and a sign saying: "I'M A SYRIAN REFUGEE. COME HUG ME IF YOU WANT ME HERE."...


In light of recent events about the war in Syria, we conducted a test of confidence towards a Syrian refugee or blind trust experiment in Paris to see what people really think.
This blind test was carried out after seeing the horrors of war represented by the video of the little Omran, who toured the international media.

KISS ME NOW, MEET ME LATER

Brave souls...

Is love really blind? Maybe. This social experiment was done by Jordan Oram who invited eight strangers to his studio in Toronto, blindfolded them and let them have a little chitchat – before telling them of their role – to kiss the person they haven’t seen yet, standing in front of them…

A social experiment with some strangers and a camera.

Jordan Oram