Justin Flom builds a Beetlejuice-inspired split-body couch
A miniature sofa, pool-noodle legs and a familiar movie gag turn into a fast-starting illusion Short.
Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 1,254,459 views a day, 8.6 times a normal first day on this channel (145,272).
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Justin Flom cuts into a tiny green couch, then puts a pink pool noodle to work as a pair of fake legs. The materials are ordinary; the goal is to make a baby appear to sit in two separate pieces.
It is a staged optical illusion, with the construction shown along the way. Flom dresses the artificial legs in tights, sneakers and a red tutu, then works with another adult to position the baby through an opening in the couch. The hidden lower body and the visible dummy legs do the trick.
Flom names his inspiration during the build: the waiting-room scene in Beetlejuice, with its memorably divided occupant. Here, that macabre movie image becomes a miniature furniture project, complete with its own reveal.
The Short drew roughly 740,000 views in ten hours, a much faster start than his usual short-form upload. That makes this a different moment from the subscriber jump we reported here: the new attraction is a specific homemade trick.
It also returns to an old Flom theme. His regular-video archive includes "Sawing a Baby in Half!", posted in 2017. This version trades the traditional magician's apparatus for upholstery and a pool noodle.
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- Channel
- Justin Flom
- Subscribers
- 36,100,000 ▲ 100,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 148,513,547
- Channel views, pace per day
- 36,329,840 (on a normal day: 22,009,577)
- Video published
- November 13, 2026
- Video views so far
- 741,686 (less than a day online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 1,254,459
The numbers
The couch illusion is drawing views much faster than Flom's usual Short. Channel-wide daily views are also above their usual pace.
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What does Justin Flom use to make the couch illusion's fake legs?
Flom measures and cuts a pink pool noodle to create the artificial legs.

