This guy can topple loosely stacked bricks, break wooden door frames, and even destroy ice blocks. You do NOT want to anger this guy if you own a poorly built ice factory.
The battering ram guy isn't really anything special when compared to other professional athletes. Football players regularly run into each other with much more force and speed. So this guy is basically just a guy that couldn't cut it in sports so he decides to make fantasy about being super strong.
ironically, the dude running at the bricks could have accomplished the same effect by simply walking up to the bricks and pushing them over, all without hurting himself. You can see he's got a gash in his head from the bricks hitting him at 20 mph, and the injury is present throughout the episode. So really, aside from the ridiculous and unconvincing spectacle, the most impressive part of that was a demonstration of pain tolerance.
When I heard that, all I could think of was when SpongeBob was sent that VHS for the tropical island karate thing and the introductory guy said something like “this tape is for **SpongeBob SquarePants**”
Seeing these "masters" get absolutely shit on like in the clip at 4:38 is absolutely glorious. The fact that a grown man convinces himself he has a touchless punch and somehow gets the unfortunate souls that he teaches to act along will always remain a mystery to me.
He should have counterpunched and dropped him, then take all of his students and open "Jim's Hillbilly Hand Fighting Gym" across the street in the old abandoned Waffle House building. He could then teach them his patented hillbilly haymaker and be on the next superhuman video.
King Jones the bricks were not glued together at all. And that door was weak I literally threw someones door frame out the wall of the fucking building on some old hood shit. That mfs just payed for camera time.
These were late releases because they weren't good enough yeah? The dude with ridiculously strong fingers for rock climbing, and the dude who could take way more electricity that normal were actually kinda cool
That was actually ballistic gel I'm pretty sure, which actually is used as an analogue for human flesh in weapons testing because it has a similar level of resistance to piercing and bludgeoning impacts. It is actually surprisingly easy to tear, however, much less resistant to just straight up ripping it open than human flesh because it hasn't got the elasticity, so ironically it really was kinda like testing against gelatin anyway when they used it like that!
This show included a man that could shoot an aspirin with a bow and arrow, a man that could roll skillets with his hands, and a man that knew how to be ran over by a truck without being hurt. Granted physics had an explanation for how these guys did it but I'm still 99% sure the rest of the population would die if they attempted letting a truck drive over them so I'm going to accept superhuman
meh. the truck dude let the truck roll up and ramp and then roll across his flexed abs. not like the truck actually runs him over. it wasn't that impressive. strong abs tho. the arrow dude was cool, the card guy was a talented card guy but there's lots of those. my favorite was the dude that jumped really high tho
I liked the guy who could run forever, and the other that survives extremely low temperatures.. the human computer dude was rather impressive as well..
I mean, that door would have ripped open with that force regardless of what normal housing wooden frame it was in. It's a door for a house. Burglars kick doors in all the time , let alone using their entire body weight.
The moment when the “tiger guy” grabs the throat of the gel-dummy, is actually a real thing you can do but just requires rly fast movement and grip strength
Like seriously, how do you convince your mind and body to run full force and full speed at a wall 😭 I’m too scared to slowly lean back and fall backwards on a mattress
Nfl Linebackers hit with an AVERAGE force of 3500 Newtons. This is the equivolent of getting hit by a 2ton truck that is going 25mph Edit: Ray Lewis would hit with 4445 Newtons of force. Thats about 120Gs, which feels like slamming your car into a wall while going 40mph.
Also said that ballistic fell head was the closest thing to a skull when ivan heads have been put for years, turns out u can't break a skull without breaking your hands unless ur a legit gorillaman
He's literally not even swatting it that hard either. That little graphic showed 500 PSI, but then you actually look at combat sports like boxing and your average professional heavyweight boxer is sitting at around 1200-1700 PSI. one of Mike Tyson's punches was recorded at 1800 PSI.
@@TheMento98 tiger boys "superpower" was that he could generate force from less than ideal positioning. Obviously a boxer going for power is going to have vastly different technique than some middle aged dude slapping from his hip. It doesnt take a heavyweight punch to knock someone tf out. All of that said, god that guy was so up his ass when all he did was swing his arms as hard as he could. Not super impressed.
@@Mesaaaaaaaa You failed to realized the point of this is how much PSI boxers are generating with just normal punches. It was suppose to make you think and guess how much PSI they could put out doing Tiger Boy's silly maneuvers, how he isn't special in any way because 500 PSI isn't anything interesting.
@@TheMento98 nah you missed mine bro. Hes still hitting it pretty damn hard with very little windup. I put "superpower" in quotes for a reason, because he obvs isnt unique here, but you also brought up the strongest recorded punch from one of the heaviest hitters of all time as a comparison, no shit the baddest dudes on the planet can probably hit pretty hard. I dont buy into tiger boys schtick any more than you do, but that smack was not a light tickle.
I used to be into throwing playing cards, it’s way more fun to use the “Microsoft points” cards you get from GameStop because you can put some real power into them. Me and my brother would get them stuck in our walls and sometimes they’d just burst apart sending plastic everywhere.
I think maybe not faulty but certainly different. I wonder what it's like being him and having his thoughts getting psyched up before plowing through a bunch of ice!
That dude is more legit. Less to make fun of so less video time. His skull is significantly thicker in the front allowing him to bash shit with it. Even a nail that would seriously fuck up anyone else
I saw one guy on here that can unholster, fire, then reholster a gun faster than the eye can see... He's pretty accurate too. But stuff like a guy running through stacked bricks is a bit of a joke.
7:27 bro I'm just imagining the guy opening a coconut with his finger and the aliens justs shits themselfs in their ears as this becomes part of history where these superhumans scared a bunch of aliens away
What is actually impressive about what he did is how much force was registered when they measured the impact, 10 G's seems like quite a big impact which wouldn't surprise me if it is more than the average person could produce. People don't look at that only how easy it must be to knock some bricks over or whatever. Some guy on another comment said he did Krav Maga and karate so he thinks it's easy to break bricks, I bet even he couldn't go through a doorframe with 10 G's of force behind him the moron lol.
Cops: “The suspect barricaded himself in the room, we don’t know how we are going to get in…” Sargent: “Call Phil, he’s the only one who can help us in our time of need…”
Shouldn't that guy be the World Champion of disc golf every year if he was that good? Guaranteed those weren't first time shots he made, they just edited out all his misses lmfao
Former bricklayer/construction here. In Germany we used to use these bricks in construction but have know resorted to bigger formats. We still use these in practical school tho haha. One person usually does about 12 layers for a project (1M). Even at that layerage ,without any supporting corners or runaway connections , the wall will fall over with a simple shove. At 30 layers ( like depicted) even wind will blow it over because of the flexing of a rigid wall. This is the reason we stabilise walls that are being built freestanding or walls that are being built to support beams and roof tiles (Dachgiebel). Oh yeah I nearly forgot haha..... THERE IS NO MORTAR IN THE JOINTS (Fugen) !.Soooo I would say .....great job there "human battering ram". You are really just dust in the wind. EDIT: It was pointed out that the bricks have half of the density of normal red bricks (Klinkersteine). So good on my fellow bricklayer from across the pond for noticing that.
Yeah all i could think about was how much more impressive it would of been if he ran through verklinkerte bricks or they destroyed a german door instead of the like 3 cm wide american ones.
My 22 year old daughter just came out and asked, "Do I hear Cr1tikal?" She seems to be very impressed with your gaming videos. I think she just gave Mom a cool point. lol
@@Ledecral it doesn't matter really. as soon as anyone's neck it touched they will recoil backwards. did the guy strike and simultaneously rip out the persons neck at the same time? no. he had to reach forward grab a stationary rubber doll with no reactions or movement, squeeze and rip out. that's not happening to a normal person. maybe someone very drunk but it would not be the same as this even still
@Caleb Huskey Lol. Another person correcting someone's grammar while using poor grammar themselves. The first letter in the first word in your sentence "learn" should be capitalized, "fuckin" should instead be spelled "fucking", and every sentence should end with a punctuation mark like a period or exclamation mark. If you are going to insult someone for their use of the English language make sure your own English isn't severely blemished by mistakes. Hold your L champ.
@@mascape92 well I'm not saying that he wasn't in the wrong for being an asshole, but his sentence was still understandable and clearly brought across a point, the other guy's sentence had really poor framing, and it was definitely harder to understand.
Nick Errett that wasn’t what you were going after them for, while I do agree that person was a shithead, I just wanted to point out that using more efficient language doesn’t mean that you are unable to correctly use grammar
@@johnhansen6009 That's still not what they were testing. That's an inch and a half of material, I'm fairly positive you could do it. He might as well have pulled a gun out and shot it for how much it mattered.
Right when I was watching that I remembered how I would stack the bricks in my yard up like a wall then throw my baby dolls at them to knock them all over I think of a 6 year old throwing dollies at some loose stacked bricks can knock them over then a full grown man running at them full force will definitely knock them down like ya I think he got hit on the head by some of them but that’s just the fault of stupidity for doing that in the first place
"Human Battering Ram! Oh thank god you came! Little Sammy is trapped inside this burning building and all the exits are blocked!" "Yeah so?" "We need you to bust through this wall and save his life!" "Are those bricks just piled on top of each other without any cement sticking them together?" "Wha-- no of course not. The building wouldn't be up to code, no structural engineer would ever--" "Well then we're done here. Adios muchachos."
Nah it didn’t hurt him. It’ll hurt sometime between when the opiates start to wear off, and when he’s able to score again the next day using the 3.50$ in Stan lee’s Pocket change that they paid this random junker to destroy his body for a day while they film it. Great business model if you think about it though
As someone who is a brick layer, those are not actually bricks, but pavers; notice the groves on the outside. Half of the density of an actual Red brick. Not to mention the joints were not filled with Mortar. My duty here is done. EDITED: I did not sleep with anyone's wife
@L E Ah, right, like how Chopped calls Oreos "circular cream filled chocolate cookies" and Dippin' Dots "tiny ice cream spheres." I assumed they were just being pretentious, but that makes sense.
One time i tried throwing a frisbee as hard as I could during recess, and i immediately headshot one of my classmates twenty feet away ( it flew in a straight line).He was fine, he just fell over because it had enough force to knock him off balance.
This is the kind of shit that makes me hate television. How can they say with a straight face "how does he do it" to a guy running into a pile of bricks. There was nothing extraordinary in any fashion. He just ran as fast as he could until he hit the wall of neatly piled bricks. Amazing.
@Jamie yes but it's literally like a magic trick. You are being deceived into thinking that he broke through 5 feet of ice, when in reality the gaps in between the sheets of ice makes this trick trivial. Allowing for gaps between the sheets of ice DRASTICALLY reduces the amount of force required. Not even a bullet can pass through 5 feet of solid ice, but if you cut it up into 3 inch sheets like that then that fuckin guy throwing playing cards could probably slice through it.
They measured the impact in PSI, so obviously a smaller object (his hand vs. a tiger paw) would generate more force per square inch. (And as other people commented, the tiger doesn't know this a competition and really isn't trying hard)
It's sorta like if a greyhound was doing a happy trot and you took a full wind sprint past it. You're not faster than a greyhound. The tiger was just playing with the toy the same way a cat does.
@TheH4V0C If you trained the tiger so it would get meat or a treat after smacking it, it most likely would have hit it harder. Not to mention if it was in the wild and hunting food to eat, it would use even more power because it would need the food to survive. “A paw swipe force of a tiger is estimated around 10,000 lbs of force. A large male tiger when enraged is estimated around 18,000 lbs.” (search it up yourself) (how many psi is a tiger swipe)
I wish I got a photo of him, but when I was in the Army my squad leader was an absolute UNIT of man. Staff Sergeant Upiese (You pee easy is how you pronounce that) was a native Oahu islander who was 6 foot 5 inches and 300lbs. His kit was custom made just to fit him. I watched that guy literally bust through a wall in Afghanistan by just punching the thing down. He made two rooms into one with a fist. Even though the walls were mud sod composite whatever the fuck it was still pretty impressive. Also for a dude that big you think he couldn't run. Again, incorrect. Dude ran two miles in 13 minutes flat. Not the best, but damn, that was the fastest mountain I'd ever seen.
Have the tiger guy and the battering ram guy fight for strength (to the death of course) and then have the two snipers fight (also to the death) for accuracy.
@@Aiko_63194 he is invincible, the screams and howls of pain are only meant to trick you into believing he isn't invincible, but he is, in fact, invincible.
Einsatzgruppen Yes, I indeed. Once he fools us mortals enough, he will scatter out of his cave, levitate over our weak bodies, and obliterate every human on the face of planet earth with one measly drop on the ground. No one shall stop him.
Had a friend throw a Frisbee in ultimate back in high school, and she kneecapped another girl so hard it broke the bone. After we got out, she said something like "I was aiming for her neck" lmao
Probably because they were specially trained in vehicle collision trauma. They're bored unless a 16 year old rich girl who stole her daddy's Porsche is decapitated going 113mph.
