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Watch David Blaine Vomit Frogs, Freak Out Dave Chappelle and Drake

Watch David Blaine Vomit Frogs, Freak Out Dave Chappelle and Drake

Sometimes magic means puking. And if you are David Blaine the strangest street magician of our time, that means puking up three live frogs in front of a cadre of cool famous people.

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On Tuesday, November 15, Blaine aired an ABC special called David Blaine: Beyond Magic and the only part of that special you need to know about is the above video in which Blaine pulls off a disgusting amphibious trick. After asking Dave Chappelle to draw an animal that could fit inside of Drake‘s palms, the comedian (who is hopefully back on TV for good), sketches out a frog. Blaine quickly mentions the biblical significance of raining frogs before throwing up three into champagne flutes in a grotesque feat. The reactions from Chappelle, Drake, and Steph Curry are priceless as they grow understandably squeamish.

So how did he do this? Well, according to Kyle Hill, who has for some reason seen a David Blaine documentary, Blaine studied a technique of holding objects and water in his stomach and esophagus, and bringing them up at will. That is great and all, but my main question here is, what if Chappelle had drawn a hamster or a fish or something? Did he have backup animals stored in his butt just in case? I hope David Blaine did not regular chug and butt-chug different kinds of animals for this severely gross magic trick.

Are you guys impressed? Just merely disgusted? We are too! Let us know where you stand in the comments below.

Image: ABC

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