#TITS HARD TO LOOK AWAY PROFESSIONAL#
The third performer, Gisella Rose, originally from South Africa, is a body piercing professional who performs suspension and sideshow acts for a living. Cridland prefaced the act with a trigger warning for those prone to fainting, and then proceeded to dig bike spokes through his forearm, his bicep and the floor of his mouth. During the course of the show, Cridland ate a light bulb and 7-foot long piece of twine which he fished out of his abdomen with a scalpel and scissors through an incision. A few years after, an elementary school library book drew him to the world of death-defying performance.Ĭridland, who claims his final stunt of the show once made a Guinness World Records cameraman faint, was the first sideshow performer to boast a show in a Las Vegas casino. He ate fire for the first time when he was 17 years old. The First Banana, a recently opened gallery in Fishtown, hosted three sideshow acts on March 21 that tested the audience’s stomachs and nerves, from fire-eating and sword-ladder walking to suspension.Ĭridland has been performing painful sideshow acts for 21 years professionally. “What I did was change the way my internal feedback loop works which changes the actual experience of pain.”
“I was on a TV show and they scanned my brain while I was in pain and it showed that the part of my brain that feels pain was active, but the part of the brain that suffers from pain was inactive,” Cridland said. Tim Cridland, also known as Zamora The Torture King, said he experiences pain, but is able to largely ignore it through attention redirection. He redirects his focus, even with bike spokes skewering his arms and mouth. Zamora The Torture King doesn’t feel pain like most people.
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