Instead of a dance routine or a standup set, 18-year-old Mike Senatore showed up to Ardrey Kell High School's senior talent show armed with only a water bottle. In a video that's since exploded ...

OK maybe only I say that, but the latest meme on the internet is one that won't have you thinking about Vans or banana peels — all it involves is simply flipping a water bottle.

But, as his brother Nicholas, explained, “Eventually one bottle flip turns into three, which turns into six, 12, 100 and before you know it you’re spending an hour on your kitchen table ...

Water bottle flipping, a formerly useless talent, is having a moment in 2016. There was the guy who blew up his school talent show with a dramatic flip, the Olympic swimmer who flipped, and so ...

Bottle flip by Olympic swimmer may be the best of 2016 How much talent can one dude have? David Britton. ... New York who focuses on internet culture, memes, and viral news stories.

It's called the 'bottle flipping challenge' and it's just what it sounds like. All you need is a bottle of water, and a flat surface for it to land on. As CBS2's Elise Finch explained, ...

I joke, Greg Jones. I’m just bitter. My 8-year-old son is a certified bottle-flipping addict who insists we go to the local CVS at every conceivable opportunity to pick out a new bottle to flip.

Bottle-flipping is the type of thing kids used to do before smartphones and video games, like playing tic-tac-toe in the sand or hang-man on a scrap of paper, ...

On eBay, a listing advertising "Mike Senatore's 'Flip Heard Around the World' Water Bottle SIGNED" reached a $15,100 bid before closing. This is an absurd amount to offer to pay for a Kirkland ...

See the patented move that helped this player complete a legendary bottle flip challenge. Carney tells Trump: Canada 'won't be for sale ever' The world's most valuable treasures that are still ...

In 2016, the youth of America were obsessed with this one cool trick: the water-bottle challenge. The concept is simple, but it’s easier said than done. Just flip a full or half-empty plastic ...