Q&A for How to Snap Your Gum

Yes, but they will be smaller.

How I do it is, I chew it for a few minutes or until it's soft, then I press it on the roof of my mouth, then put my tongue into it and blow.

You set up the gum behind your upper lip and behind your lower teeth so that it forms a membrane. You then make sure that your lips are parted before you suck in air so that the gum-membrane will break. The burst of air will cause the membrane to tear or snap, producing the desired "snapping" sound.

By keeping the gum chewing nice and steady in your mouth. Then the gum stays for longer and if you do it properly, doesn't fall down at all. It is a really good way of doing it.