"Bump" keys are an urban legend. There was never any such thing. The videos on YouTube are a hoax.
If you actually paid money for a "bump" key you got swindled.
http://www.snopes.com/crime/warnings/bumpkeys.asp
Basically, it's impossible to make the idea work. You'd have to hit the key so hard, it would make too much noise. Then you'd have to SUDDENLY apply torque to turn the lock a few microseconds after you hit it, before the top pins fell back down again.
If you apply the torque too soon, it would create too much friction and the top pins wouldn't bump up. If you apply the torque too late, the top pins would fall back down before you turned the lock.
Only a skilled magician would be able to get that to work. And there are way easier ways to break into a house.
Actual statistics suggest that professional burglars never use bump keys. No criminal has ever been caught carrying a bump key.
It's a hoax. The only way it can work is on a trick lock that has all the pins cut to the same length, and the notches on the key are all the same depth.