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Ventriloquist Stuns TikTok By Showing Off His Ability To 'Delay' His Voice When Speaking To Others

Ventriloquist Stuns TikTok By Showing Off His Ability To 'Delay' His Voice When Speaking To Others
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TikTok was bowled over by the extraordinary talents of one young man who seemed to be able to "delay" his voice while giving a voice to his ventriloquist dummy.

Jack Williams, aka @puppetjack_ on TikTok, showed off a bizarre skill where he moved his mouth only to have his voice show up several seconds later, a la a bad video unsyncing, but in real life.



During its first day online, the video racked up well over one million views and brought along a font of fascinated fans.

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By audience request, in a follow-up video Williams did the trick on a fake "video call" to give the illusion he was lagging behind.


In response, one person simply wrote:

"You are the most talented ventriloquist I've ever seen."


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Williams went on to demonstrate his fantastic ventriloquistic abilities with a dummy in response to one question.

What is the hardest word to say?

With surprising diction, Williams makes it through several hard words and phrases, including "basketball," "Sally sells sea shells by the sea shore"ik and "Supercalifrajilisticexpealidocious."

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Williams continues to go viral with his collection of dummies and his impressive technique in handling them.

Some people are just far too talented.

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