Homemade Helicopter │ 5 Clips Before HORROR #6 

I really like your video , can you enable auto english sub ? English not really my mother tngue. Or maybe i just too early.

What's the song that plays during the ad section?

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@@rogalcorn734bro I’m trying to find it too! I’ve been looking for years. For a song so commonly used I can never find it. If the creator sees this put it in your next description please!!!

Plus, none of them even tried how much weight the glass coffin could bore. Crazy.

Reminds me a bit of the billionaire doofus and his Titanic submersible - extreme confidence while everyone with a functioning survival instinct and knowledge of the stunt knew he was doomed.

@@derkeheath5172 That was hubris and the Dunning-Kruger effect.

Definition of insanity

​@@blondecat666ehhhh..yes they did? You think they just hoped into some random box and said yeah thatl be fine? This is a very well known and researched topic, please do some research before making stuff up.

Not knowing that concrete is so much heavier than dirt is the absolute crucial info determining the success or failure of the stunt. He should have studied the weight and designed his box accordingly - any escape artist with even a modicum of common sense would have done that. Reckless stupidity is what it was. Reminds me of that doofus who imploded his sub on the Titanic trip because he made it out of fiber instead of steel, and used glue instead of welding the joints. Utter dumbassery.

Really? Because I can't understand that at all. I'm well aware that wet dirt is heavier than dry dirt- as are most 3rd graders. And it's not even my job to know nor does my life depend on it.

​@@mommy2librasthank you for saying the quiet part out loud... lol

Several years ago now... David Blaine did a "bullet catch" magician's stunt, and depicted himself seeming to get some injury during the stunt, even while he DID (apparently) catch the bullet... "successfully" (?)... I mean, he didn't die... so we (audience) are trapped in the question "Where does showmanship stop and gratuitous blood effect actually begin???" Penn Gillette (of Penn and Teller fame), later, addressed the internet and world at large in a video STILL on YT. He explained his disdain for Blaine and particularly Blaine's "rendition" of the bullet catch, a stunt with as long and storied a history as it has collected a body count of those lazy, lackadaisical, or just ignorant enough to keep up with their preparatory measures and planning for a safe execution. In that video, Penn Gillette explained that there really IS NO MAGIC. There's no mystery forces or alternate realities on stage for him and Teller any more than there are for you at home in your living room. It's a TRICK! Everything is done in a manner to appear as dangerous and death defying as hell, but that NOBODY is ever actually put at any risk WHAT SO EVER... or the trick has been done improperly or gone horribly wrong. He went so far as to explain that the fact that audiences get drawn into the idea that someone might be injured or dying on stage is as much an illusion as anything else they ever do... that Blaine's engagement of blood for stage or cinematic effect was distasteful and his suggestion that he might've been hurt and still successful was unprofessional, inappropriate, and certainly NOT in keeping with the traditions of magic as Penn and Teller were trained or raised to believe and portray it. Part of the whole point of going to these unique and intimate magic shows and stunts is BEING caught up in the emotional context of thinking you might see someone risking his or her life, that you might actually be witnessing someone struggling or flailing, but in moments to realize it was just a trick and they've been as safe as sitting in their own couch in front of their own TV the entire time! Accidents CAN AND DO happen. The best of us have a bad day and once in a while, even make a plain old "bad call"... BUT to risk life and limb in the pursuit of a stunt is not only completely stupid, but without the planning and preparatory work to make SURE it's not even risky or hazardous in the first place, is WHOLELY unprofessional as much as ill advised. No self respecting magician should EVER engage in that sort of practice, and as good as Penn and Teller have been through their BRILLIANT careers, I have to side with THEM on this one. Teller just doesn't tend to talk or soak up the camera time quite like Penn. haha ;o)

​@@mommy2librasconcrete is an aggregate of water, cement, sand and crusher stone. It's extremely heavy. As can be seen by looking at the props used in casting concrete floor slabs, that are only 4" thick.

I'm sure they could've at least attempted to get a train schedule, for god's sake! The arrogance, lying and disregard for everyone but themselves is infuriating.

Yes. If you or I did something like that we would be in prison for years...rightly so. There was no justice there for the poor dead lady or the injured people.

@@didi012578 That's what I thought. Getting the train schedule is the bare minimum they could have done. They could have even had someone far down the rails, looking out for trains. That person could have called them if they saw a train coming. Giving them way more time to move out of the way. But I guess they thought they could outrun a train if they saw it coming.

@@didi012578 And this is why working on Union productions is good....I used to work as a Scenic Artist and remember being paid for hazmat days when we were doing Girl, Interrupted...I think the weather was bad.

Yea to think they just fucking killed someone for a shitty movie and nobody has to die on that sword is wild.

suprised there was not armed guard's onthe ship

Swam away

@NotZeet People have a hard time wrapping their heads around what a "victimless crime" is. The societal brainwashing runs deep.

It was a big Cma Cgm container ship not a boat

@NotZeet they sound like the type of parent who would slap their kid for spilling their milk.

big facts

And still no full accountability has taken place after 7 years, countless deaths, (as I am certain that many bodies were never discovered), 4 Billion dollars of damage, hundreds of thousands left homeless and displaced for years, an environmental catastrophe and countless people of Beruit still reeling, suffering and traumatized for the rest of their lives. Boiled down to utter incompetence, ignorance and injustice reverberating still. My heart is broken for everyone affected by the tragedy in Beruit 💔💔 The only positive outcome was the incredibly created sculpture representing the tragedy is brilliantly captured .

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That first guy so close to the fire is definitely gone.

it was the fertilizer that exploded thanks to the fire works

It's lucky no one was hurt.

You do know people make home made helicopters successfully? There was quite few where I live untill they started to enforce regulations. Only one crashed due to engine failure. Now we can buy kit sets you can build yourself with several car engines to choose from.

@@wykydytron Fully home built helicopters are extremely rare due to the equipment required and the level of skill using it. As you know "quite a few" please give examples. Yes, there are kits but none of them cheap for the reasons given above and materials used. Engine failure does not cause helicopters to crash.

As the other person mentioned, it's basically impossible to build a helicopter all by yourself at an amateur level. What you saw were probably kit made helicopters. These kits are not "amateur" by any means and are regulated and tested scientifically. The final person only has to assemble the kits.

@@byteme9718 What do you mean? He was killed.

She is a doctor, and immediately went into work mode to help people. Very admirable.

She sounds like a badass!

What a beautiful human.

While obviously tragic as a whole she has some very unique and I suppose historic wedding footage and knows she did what she could to help.

@@Rietto Yes! I remember reading that she jumped right in to help, still wearing her wedding dress.

That he didn't test it with concrete, and was unaware that concrete weighs a LOT more than dirt, is the absolute height of dumbassery and hubris. The slightest amount of research would have clued him in.

​@@derkeheath5172literally talking to anyone who works in construction. Unreal a second person tried it too.

The moment that happened, his head was slammed against the front right window frame (tragically the bump is visible in later pictures of the helicopter), so he likely passed out immediately and didn't suffer for long...😢 The seat didn't have a seat belt(!), so his body slowly slipped out of the construction after the accident.

He could've ask professionals to inspect his innovation. Sad situation. Not many could accomplish that..

@@white19875 Would've definitely been way safer for a professional to inspect it like you said, would've most likely prevented the tragedy. Very incredible with what he managed to build from scratch, such a shame.

@@_Stormfox_ thank you for explaining 🩷, it reassures me quite a bit knowing he didn't suffer for long.

He needed seat belts and a strong helmet

Yeah helicopters are scary af lol. There is a reason planes came before copters.

As an ex helicopter pilot myself, I can say that he would have only lasted about 10 seconds after takeoff before dying in a fireball following a crash landing.

@@neilfoster814 He had a dream, don't knock him, a lot of test flights have led to deaths

@@ramblingrob4693lol said like someone who doesn’t know anything about aviation engineering.

You don't fly helicopters.

Happens all the time, remember the Bhopal disaster ? And there are many more.

Sadly, politicians never get what they deserve. Disgusting.

I am surprised how it even was laying that long. Ammonia is very demanded across the globe, they could`ve sold it very quickly.

Or check train schedules or wait until a train goes over the bridge and film after cuz the next train that comes probably wouldn't be for a good while.

@@NickyBlue99 another better choice 👍

Or just taking no for an answer

Or make fake rail road to film somewhere

Also, why did they try to carry the gear with them? That's so ridiculous

It's not hard attaching 2 motors into rotating blades into a frame that looks like a helicopter, what's hard is understanding and calculating structure integrity and aerodynamic and then have them approved by the authority, he'd still crash and burn sooner or later even if the heli took off. We had a famer like this guy also making a helicopter that took off a few times, and the government had to step in and confiscated the heli so he didn't crash into someone's house.

To be fair, this helicopter was definitely more than "Two rotating blades attached to a body"... You can clearly see that the guy definitely had atleast some basic knowledge of helicopter design and operation(most probably from internet research). However it takes much more than that to build and safely operate a helicopter. That's where he fell short.

@@alphabetagamma4142You cannot make a helicopter at home its not as simple as a microlight aircraft.

@@VanceHelw i respect his effort more than the tone of your criticism, more visonary doers n less ppl like you makes us hopefulful of a future with less soy

@@splashmedzankhomani232 You are cheering for him until he crashed into your house, there're school that teach people to build stuff properly, and there're regulation to minimize the risk of accidents. It's not forbidden knowledge. You talked exactly like the Ocean gate CEO when you're encouraging these dangerous jury rigged contraption, and mind you Stockon Rush is an actual engineer. If an engineer can fail what are the chances for a person who isn't an engineer?

What exactly would they do with a little helicopter tho?

Put his little unknown village on the map.

@@NickyBlue99 it would get a national award if it was successful and he may got free education for Aero nautical engineering, my cousin's husband's younger was an engineer and he made some rocket stuff and presented it in BraHmos aerospace thrivandrum, he got some award and an opportunity to work for brahmos defence and free education for it.

​@@ankitpant1982cute but funded by a madarsa

it's wild that the death toll wasn't in the thousands with an explosion that big :o

i remember my heart racing in panic with a feeling of horror and dread when i saw the videos of the explosion go viral. even living half way around the world it really affected me. the h-bomb like plume and shockwave that seemed to disintegrate and level buildings. it's one of the most horrifying things i've ever seen. perhaps because it's such a modern city it scared and heartbroke me even more.

​@zxxDarkLightxxz the sea absorbed most of the impact otherwise we would have been obliterated off the map. Still heartbreaking talking about it even today.

@@janinechamoun4753 oh that makes a lot of sense actually! it was hard to comprehend how low the death toll was in comparison to the power of the explosion (one of the most powerful ever recorded save for actual nuclear bombs). the impact zone circumference being mostly ocean, and the worst, most powerful inner ring of the explosion being mostly on less populated industrial zones probably spared a lot of lives. even tho so many work those docks it's still a smaller number in comparison to the residential and commercial and civic centers. because the storage unit was on a marina, that could be peninsula like docks and or land stretching out into the sea a bit, explains that a lot. many costal cities have some pretty large docks and while the high rise buildings just next to the docks can still be leveled at least the critical impact sight may have been enough to the side of the main city just enough away from the most populated zones. in this case the kind of shockwave strong enough to topple buildings was not center. and the center / mkst populated part of the city mainly received the reduced outer shockwave strong enough to blow out windows, but slowing as it spreads into the heart of the city til its not enough to vaporize the stone and steel in sight like it did at the inner impact sight with the boats

@@KitKat_293 100%

Agreed.

I think building a helicopter alone in your garage following instructions from the internet, will certainly guarantee someone will loose their head

​@@simonforfanno, the major mistake he did was not attaching any door to the helicopter. If the door was there, he would be saved.

@@simonforfan By far, he is the least ignorant person on this, second only to the completely innocent victims of the Beirut tragedy.

@@thesource9127 Even if he attach the door=he will try to fly with it,it will crash and kill him too Its not that easy to create a safe and functional helicopter,especially from internet otherwise it wont be that expensive

I am from a christian family (siblings and father, are baptized I wasn't and along with my mom i don't belong to a church) though I have never really believed in god, I am finnish and it's pretty common to belong to church but never go and not believe in it. However I like the idea of praying and I am tempted to do it for Beirut and Lebanon, even if 2-3 years later.

Same energy as saying "shark infested waters". It's the ocean, they live there.

get over it lmfao

It’s a literary flourish. These videos are more entertainment then education so this sort of purple prose should be expected. Yes they were on an active train track; but you aren’t suggesting they would have been there had they known a train was imminent? So, for them in that moment; when just prior all visual and auditory indicators were that a train was not inbound; it was “out of the blue.”

Movie ppl: Can we shoot ah movie here Rail way ppl: NO

forreal, they had 1 whole minute to run away and tried saving the bed

Because when hit by a freight train going 60miles an hour it's going to turn into a pipe bomb...as what happened.

So you don't derail the train and kill dozens on board..

It would have seriously cut into their film budget.

​@@vulgarshudder if they left it where it was on bridge the debris would've been away from them. Physics. It's like hitting a bug on your winshield

They wanted a shot of the oncoming train im pretty sure. The operators told them no twice and they went anyways. So they _did_ look at the schedule. Just underestimated the speed of the train.

You got me, I meant to say 6.84B - I'll cut that out lol

Phones Georg, who possesses 62 billion smartphones, is an outlier and should not have been counted.

Gotta appreciate the natural Darwin Award winners. Learn from their mistakes cause history loves to repeat itself

Glad you like them!

Yeah, it's sad he was just trying to live out a dream. Wasn't being a moron like others.

He didn’t?

@@patrickkavanagh7371He wasn’t?

Turns out it wasn’t so functional unless his intent was a death trap.

Hell yeah dawg!

There will be another pandemic. Before COVID there was SARS, bird flu, swine flu, and many other viruses which mutated to infect humans in densely populated regions, mostly in China, where people living in close proximity to livestock is very common. COVID will not be the last worldwide epidemic, mark my words.

How was it wild?

​​@@krotchlickmeugh627 shit ton of people died, isolation, mental health decline for a lot of people, some people couldn't do their jobs or lost their jobs due to covid... literally everything

She was adorable 😔 Can't believe she got run over by that train. Why no spotters up & down the tracks w/radios /cell phones to warn crew in time? Duh just duh.

And why use concrete when just being buried in dirt is good enough, really? Literally overkill