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Just when we were starting to get fatigued by fidget spinner news, somebody put three rockets on a huge metal one. Has the fame surrounding fidget spinners finally begun to die down? Probably not, but either way, in this video you will see a dude who has taken the ever-popular toy to the next level. Check out this epic rocket powered fidget spinner experiment. This is probably the world's fastest and most dangerous fidget spinner that goes about 1,000mph. Enjoy! We are amazed as we observed how to make a rocket-powered fidget spinner out of metal parts as the entire procedure is explained step by step and we finally got to see a huge aluminum fidget spinner get the rocket engine treatment. Fidget spinners are everywhere. Thousands upon thousands of plastic discs in every shape, size and color have been press-fit with skate bearings and piled high on every store shelf. Just like all fads, they’ll surely fade from the mainstream before too long, but in the meantime this dude has something to say about the ubiquitous, gyroscopic toy. We have seen bladed fidget spinners, giant fidget spinners, and now even rocket-powered fidget spinners. Never one to let something this popular go by without investigating, so people come up with different ways to freshen up this worldwide trend!