nuSep 10, 2026, 08:48

Video | IShowSpeed does backflip with new iPhone Duo in front of Apple CEO

Content creator IShowSpeed performed a backflip while holding the new iPhone Duo in front of Apple executive John Ternus. Ternus observed the stunt and applauded the streamer following the performance.

The popular content creator IShowSpeed performed a backflip while holding the new iPhone Duo. The stunt took place in the presence of Apple executive John Ternus, who was standing nearby during the performance. Ternus responded to the display of athleticism by applauding the streamer.

This interaction occurred as part of a public encounter featuring the tech executive and the internet personality. While the brief report highlights this specific moment of interaction between the two, no further details regarding the context of the meeting or the specific device were provided in the original announcement.

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