Aslamualaikum,
Hi, my friends,
It sounds like you're interested in the trend of videos where cars run over various objects to see how they react when crushed. These videos often feature a mix of crunchy and soft items, providing a satisfying visual experience as the objects either crumble or splatter under the weight of the vehicle.

Here’s how such an experiment might look:

1. **Jelly**: When a car runs over jelly, it would likely spread out and splatter. The gelatinous texture would cause it to squish out from all sides, creating a messy but somewhat satisfying effect.

2. **Toothpaste**: A tube of toothpaste under the weight of a car would probably burst open, with the paste squeezing out in a long line or splattering around. The pressure would cause the toothpaste to ooze out quickly.

3. **Coca Cola**: If you crush a can or bottle of Coca-Cola, it would either explode with a fizzy burst or get crushed flat, depending on whether the container is open or sealed. A sealed can would likely pop, spraying soda everywhere, while an open can would just spill out its contents as it flattens.

These kinds of experiments are popular because they play on the contrast between the expected and the unexpected reactions of different materials when subjected to extreme pressure.