Hosepipe bugle

[@NoahSpurrier]

I tried this with a 6 foot length of garden hose. It worked perfectly. I was really surprised.

[@MicK22ICE]

My left ear loved this video

[@HSamee]

This is an insane coincidence. But reading this I was confused before I realized that I only had my left earbud in. And so I didn't realize the absence of sound on the right

[@theWILDANIMAL42]

Thought I was the only one. And crazy

[@shadowseek27]

​@@HSameeyou and me both brother

[@FreakinFred08]

I can’t help but think that Rob summoned the Mermen of Atlantis. 🐠

[@epicredhead13]

I wonder how many parents were surprised to find the end missing off their garden hose.

[@JonatasMonte]

Now I know where the battle sound notification in age of Empires come from

[@mateosuarez7761]

LOL, it's al coming together

[@troysvisualarts]

Excellent demonstration, wouldn't surprise me if some inspired viewers have formed their own hosepipe brass bands and regularly perform the club, pub and festival circuits! :) Found a good example hosepipe brass band performing at some American jazz festival thought I'd share Trombone Garden Hose Band - Great American Brass Band Festival

[@benji274]

I think Rob has! He is certainly an accomplished trumpeter.

[@masonturd7157]

LOVE THE CLOTHES.

[@JesusisJesus]

My jazz band did this a few years ago, and we played a piece of music that involved spinning the hose around while playing to make a weird, nyyyyiowww nyyyyyioowwww sound. We named them the Hose-a-Phone.
Another similar invention was the Didgeri-bone.... A Didgeridoo with sliding PVC pipes inside so you could play a good range of notes on it.

[@BellefontePerson]

Now I can talk like the adults in the Charlie Brown cartoons without buying an expensive bugle!

[@letsbehonest4221]

What.. no fart jokes in the comments
Verry disapointing

[@gorillaau]

They blow!

[@I_Wish_I_Was_Home]

wow haaa