The footage is from the TV show Stan Lee's Super Humans!; and it...is...fucking...AWESOME! It's one of my favorite shows on TV. The host, Daniel Browning Smith (the worlds most flexible man), goes around the planet looking for people who we would consider Super Human due to their incredible abilities. They take them and let them show us what they can do, and the they run a number of various tests on them to scientifically prove whether of not they are different than a normal human. My favorites are (I'm gonna make up superhero names for the because I don't remember their actual names): Music Man - he is a blind Idiot-Savant that plays the piano. He can listen to a song ONCE, and then it's stored in his memory forever. He can even take a sng by one artist and play them in the style of another artist (like: Empty Walls by Serj Tankian in the styling of Hans Zimmer) They tested him by putting him in a room of Music Majors and Hipsters and taking requests of outlandish songs to be played in the style of even more outlandish artists that no one has ever heard of. He played every single one and blew people's minds. They also had him listen to an amazing pianist play an extremely complicated Jazz song ONCE, and then he sat down and replicated it. They had the keyboards hooked up to a program that records each note and the 2 songs played were identical. As a Music Major and someone who has a deep passion for music, this was my favorite episode AND I find him extremely awesome.

Gun Slinger - this man is the fastest gun drawer ever. He can not only pull his revolver and shoot from the hip faster than the human eye can move...but he shoots as accurate as a rifleman does..from the hip...on a quick draw!

Basically, they just tested him by timing him n his draw. They set up 2 balloons in a room and he was able to pull his gun and shoot both of them in under a second...it was insane because it only made 1 wave length sound on the computer recording and both balloons popped at the same time...that means he shoots so fast that there is no visible separation on the audio wave length between the bullets. Outstanding.

I would recommend this show to anyone.