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WATCH: Man covered in Mentos jumps into bathtub filled with Coke Zero

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
March 2, 2015

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What happens when you cover yourself with Mentos and jump into a bathtub filled with 50 gallons of Coke Zero?

Thanks to YouTube user Hajime, we now have the answer, the Telegraph reports. Click here to watch his original video, which has received more than 6.1 million views.

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You also can watch an edited version of the video here.

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