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iDrop | Tim Ellis Hooser most don't address the coreiDrop is both an incredibly funny gag item AND a stage performer's dream. You place a borrowed phone into a see through mesh bag and zip it up to protect it. While being held by a spectator, the cell phone "accidentally" falls from the bag and breaks into pieces on the ground. You have secret control of the borrowed phone and can reveal it anywhere you like. If you play it like a gag, you can simply remove the phone from your pocket and give it back.