When David Blaine Froze In Time... 

The one minute of planking

those last 5 minutes of class be like

Y’all ever felt so tired you fell asleep for a few minutes but felt like forever.

I was up for 5 days during my labour and delivery as I was so ill and a very light sleeper. When I finally got home with my baby I was hallucinating. I was sat up sobbing and rocking her in my arms begging her dad to wake up because I couldn’t hold her anymore. I was falling asleep and I was going to drop her. I wasn’t even holding her. She was asleep in her cot next to me and I was just sobbing and rocking the air. One of the scariest moments of my life 🥺

His body was THERE in time. But his mind was ELSEWHERE in time

Im a therapist that was working in a mental hospital and dangerous group home at that time. Pulled 125 hr work weeks working doubles and quads. On the 6th shift in a row, I was in the shower and heard a patient knock on the bathroom door and ask for a snack. I said hold on ill be with you when Im done. I got out of the shower and no one was there. ....because I was in my own house and my mind didnt even transition. No idea how I drove home or even what time of day it was. You loose it.

It's crazy what deprivation will do to the mind. I once had a stint of ~200 hours with only 9-10 hours of sleep involved over the whole experience due to everyone but me suddenly being out on leave at work and boy did things start looking a little wobbly. I was the only person in the department for around 5 months and the worst of it got really strange. Towards the last half, the world didn't feel real anymore, like I was in this perpetual dream state. At the edges of my mind I felt that everything was made of paper or sometimes oil and everything felt tilted forward, like I was walking down a shallow ramp. It was all a concept or a sensation rather than anything I actually saw but it felt so strong. The little black shapes skittering across the floor were an interesting addition, too, not to mention the occasional knocking on the walls around me accompanied by the feeling of sharp electric jolts throughout my body. Those kept me awake at work pretty well. Pretty sure that wasn't healthy.

Imagine being the guy on the other side of the ice that's been waiting 3 hours to pull this 'prank' 🥶 169K Y'all Are All Legends!

Plot twist, the guy was actually just waiting for hours to pull that prank

After a serious motorcycle accident, my nephew died in our arms in the hospital. Because I was in such shock I barely slept for about 5 days (maybe 2 hours total). I then had to recover from severe sleep deprivation for 2 years. I had moments where I just didn't know where I was, or how I got somewhere, or who I was talking to and what it was about. I have now recovered, but I am convinced that severe sleep deprivation is very harmful and dangerous. It felt like I was living in a different world. Make sure you get your rest. No matter what. There is no excuse for damaging your brain. ❤

Me when im school:20 hours Me when im home:1 hour

Bro, really thought he was saying avatar to a whole new level

I stayed up for about 2 and a half days in the field ( military ) . I started seeing shadows spawn and form and run fast as hell in this field of snow while pulling security

Waiting for your dad to finish talking to a guy he met in 1985 and never saw since

whenever I stop smoking weed and get withdrawal during the night I have this experience, I sleep for what feels at least an hour, wake up, but in reality only 1 minute went by

As a teenager, i had severe mental health issues and insomnia, and one week during 10th grade i went 6 days on about 4 hours (total) of sleep. Unless youve expierienced it yourself, its hard to grasp. You find yourself in states of confusion, hallucinating, not remembering things that just happened, and yes - time seemingly going so slow it doesnt seem possible Sleep deprivation is something i would never wish on anyone. Genuine torture of the mind and psyche Edit: for the people who lack reading comprehension skills: That is 4 hours of sleep in 6 days. Total. Less than 40 mins per night. Read and use your brain before assuming you're "cool" for getting 4-5 hours a night when most adults function on 5 hours sleep.

Bro got hit with a genjustu lol

One day on my 24 hour shift (former paramedic) I hallucinated writing a patient report and lost about 10 minutes of time I couldn't account for. Had to ask my partner what happened over the last 10 minutes. He said that I was sitting at a table in the hospital with the laptop and PCR open, mumbling to myself but looked fully awake and normal.

this is basically how jail feels

Him before ice 🙎🏼‍♂️ Him after ice 🙎🏿‍♂️

Idk if this is more artistic than magic but either way impressive if he really went through and it felt 1000x longer than it was. Props to him

Ive stayed up for about 60 hours. All the things he’s saying happen. You practically go insane.

Working as night auditor i remember staying up for 5days, even i had my full day to rest but i prefer stay awake cus had things to do. but on the 6th day this is where i started hallucinating, i could see all my long detailed report infront of me i mean like i could project it on the wall and interacting with it, what was amazing is that all the reports i was seeing was accurate and exact same things i did not realize this was happening and my supervisor had to intervene after he observe what i was doing accompanied with a nose bleed. I said i was fine but he forcefully sent me to the hospital and had the doctor give me some medicine that would make me sleep. 48Hrs straight!!! After that experience my brain is stuck on capturing the most simple details and memorizing it well but sure it does come with a price of headache if i don't allow myself with proper rest.

When you get blown outta your mind and think you’ve been high for a while and it’s only been 2 minutes since you last checked . Lol

I had the rare blessing of seeing him hold his breath for 11 minutes in person in Las Vegas. Edit: Bro why you idiots so mad it ain’t that deep

Lmao dude was trapped in Tsukuyomi

I was working as a gate guard on a construction site. If there were people around for banter and if you had stuff to do, or if you had nothing to do but at least you had the cabin, the days went fine. But if you worked the western side where no deliveries ever came, and they had no room for a cabin so you had to walk the same 20 square feet for eight hours a day in the cold rushes of the barren cliffsides, that was absolute hell and I genuinely understood what David was talking about. It was especially dangerous for your brain if you hadn't slept enough the night before, which you sometimes didn't do since your body never got to do labor during the day before, so you went to bed even later and had even more of a hellscape the next day. Everybody, and I mean everybody of our gate guard team hated the west side shift. I'm lucky it was a hospital we built and not a luxury apartment complex. That mentally motivated me a lot throughout the years of construction.

Plot twist, the guy telling the time is also hallucinating

His eye sight goes out - instantly taps watch asking for someone to show him the time.

Every hour here is seven years on earth. Meanwhile for David every hour in ice is 12 seconds on earth.

I started crying on a production line when I thought a couple of hours went by and it was only 2 minutes. I had 6 more hours to go. It was hell in the mind. Day after day of just standing there was torcher for me. No one to talk to, couldn't move around. I feel ya

That's how Time goes by on fentanyl withdrawal, it feels like time almost cease to move.

Bro discovered the hyperbolic time chamber 😂

Imagine 100 years in ice, asleep with a sky bison

Happens to me at work everyday

Me too my friend when he got out of class early

the reason this happened is because when your body realizes that it is in a dangerous situation your brain essentially slows down time to give you a chance to think about what you should do to survive -edit: damn, I went viral

I always thought how crazy it was that the only thing stopping you from losing your mind is a forced code in our creation called sleep that resets it everyday.

That one class in school

Bro was in a Genjutsu

It goes to show how long time actually lasts and how little we make of it.

After a traumatic experience I had I didn’t sleep for 4 days straight. And you quite literally start seeing things that aren’t there. It’s like you are in another reality and it doesn’t even feel like your own. And at times I would be looking at myself in the thrid person and I just started sobbing because I thought I saw myself dead or something. I had no clue what was going on.

When I’m with my mom at the store

I think our brain thinks faster then what’s happening in reality at those moments

Saw him in Vegas and it was an experience I will NEVER forget. He’s built out of pure talent and I have nothing but respect. He broke his own record for holding breath under water in front of my eyes.

David is an absolute legend. Loved watching him growing up

I was a stage performer for years after I got out of the military. I was suffering from PTSD and didn’t know it. Only slept a couple hours a night every other day or so because of anxiety. It started out with the little things, misgauging distances to set things down, forgetting words, then the big things like HOW DID I GET ON THIS STAGE. I had to stop performing and seek help through a sleep clinic. They do therapy just like an AA program and it was amazing. Hard as hell but it helped tremendously.

i was pulling over 90 hour weeks working in fast food. the day before i had a few days off, i had clocked in at 11am and what felt like hours had gone by was actually only 20 mins. i cried in the back for a good hour 😂

The song is the theme of 28 days later

David Blaine is the first person In the world to put himself in a gengutsu

Plot twist: the first person said am, and the second Said pm

Stg this how the last hour of my shift goes

Imagine being trapped for hours but than you ask what time is it and he says 1 minute has passed

He simply was visited by hell

this is what a 12 hour shift feels like

I was awake for a little over 3 days going through some shit and my 2 friends finally got me to go to bed after i started seeing people walking around me that i didnt know when i was alone completely and hearing voices talking to me 🤣🤣🤣 anyway shoutout to my boys love and appreciate you guys for getting me through my dark days 🙏🏾

He got the “Math Class Experience”🗿

Bro literally had a self inflicted DPH trip

That's me in a clothing store with my mom be like😂

I go through bouts with insomnia every so often...once you get past 36-48 hours...shit starts really fucking with you.

what if it was 12 hrs

bro the music goes hard as it decends to chaos damn

Only those who capture the moment are real.

I’ve stayed up for about 48 and was working also at the time 💀 i was sitting at the desk at work hallucinating people walking by

Sitting in a cell 19 hours on hard flat ground, first 3 hours were withdrawals walking in circles talking to myself yelling for gravel throwing up shaking, more hours go by and i listen for lawnmowers outside realizing its now morning. 15 hours sitting there finally aloud to talk to a lawyer. 3 more waiting on the fax machine to get out. Cant imagine dying alone helpless with no one to save you, crazy sh*t

When you're doing something that's hard, exhausting, annoying, etc., time seems to pass slower. Pure psychology.

I stayed awake for three and a half days back in college to get some essays done. Naturally I wanted to celebrate getting it all finished and not bombing lmao Things started subtly at first, things started looking wavy at times, shadows appearing and disappearing. I made the mistake of having a “celebratory smoke”. I remember leaving a buddies house in the middle of the night and shadow people running through the trees, and swinging through the branches. I could hear them whispering but it sounded like a roaring wave. All I could make out was “he’s vulnerable, don’t lose him, we can take him now” I started freaking out and telling my buddy to speed up we needed to leave. We got to the campus and I could hear footsteps running all around me, I bolted for the door and I could hear banging on it when I made it inside. My buddy was walking up and I kept screaming for him not to open the door or they’d get me. Mind you, it was like 3 in the morning so people started coming out of their rooms to see wtf was going on. I didn’t see people though, dark figures with faces made of white static just buzzing at me angrily is what I saw. I ran to my room and woke up like a day and a half later. I’ve never felt so close to a mental breakdown. Sleep deprivation is fucking scary.

I feel exactly the same way at work

“Eternal moments” as I like to call them in altered states are one of the most terrifying things I’ve ever experienced. I’ve spent less than a minute watching a 10+ minute over and over again waiting for the time to change even a minute, it’s one of the most mind-bending experiences I’ve ever had because I know it most likely wasn’t fully “real”, but it had/has in my memory an extremely “hyper real” feel to every aspect of the experience.

Monday, First class and 2 hours of sleep.

When i stay days without sleeping well i began to imagine stuff and hear voices i swear

His descriptions kinda sounded like me trying to sleep without any help of drugs. 😂

Spent 23 days awake (probably 48 hours of sleep in naps) on a drug frenzie when I was 17. Lost my mind 14 separate times on that bender. Everytime u have a psychotic break it changes u permanently

Love Joe Rogan & David Blaine!!!❤ My superheroes!

Thats how I felt at school I would try to push my self through time

The amount of time it takes for you to see things and hear things that are not there is supposed to be three days at most, after that you start hallucinating

My guy was trapped in a fucking genjutsu?!

This is why I never look at the clock when I’m in class

A reminder that he's a professional magician.

I stayed up for 3 days once in my life, and it was to play games, go to school, and hang out with my friends. I repeated that for 3 days. First thing I experience was after 24 hours and dragging for 2 or 3 hours I felt like I'd caught my second wind and I was zooming after 48 everything was sluggish and I was tripping thinking I was hearing things when I wasn't I passed out on 72 sometime in the afternoon when I was at home becausd I started hearing things and seeing shadows move and I wasn't down with that. Most peaceful sleep I ever had, and it was from saturday afternoon to sunday afternoon.

Bro no joke I was thinking of this clip last night and I have no shorts that are related to this so there was no way I could accidentally stumble open it but when I first go on shorts this is the clip. What a coincidence 😂

Joe Rogan narrating the time for the spotify listeners

How Kakashi felt in the tsyukiomi 💀

POV: you go to sleep in class at 4:02 and waking up at 4:03💀 Who can relate 👇

Not me thinking this was going to end up turning into a horror film

Bro say i am not dead😅

I did 10 hours and my head hurt like crazy.I started seeing stuff and it’s felt like an eternity each second.

“My eyes go out” “So I’m looking around-“ Lmfao

That's like being in rehab waiting for meds, worse thing you can do is look at a clock.

I remember losing it like that before. Having full blown conversations with people that aren’t there and then realizing is scary.

Stayed awake for 2 - 3days because I was badly sick and body decided not to sleep. My body kept telling me to shut down, I would throw up, fall over into a sleep for one minute, throat pain, fever, vomit or runny nose would wake me up after seconds after laying down, wash rinse repeat for the whole night. I have never had a more torturous week than that one, no pain meds, ran out of 6 tissue boxes in 1.5 days. The sickness lasted for 29 days but I was able to sleep after the 5th. I pretty regularly stay up for 24 - 40 hours but nothing was as bad as that month.

I worked in landscaping and I was the driver , I stayed up for 3 days in a row just cuz I wanted to play bo3 and Fortnite when it came out . I would go to work and go to the houses having no clue or memories how I drive It felt like I was only living in that exact moment and the past didn’t matter nor did the future and I would have so many hallucinations from Micky mouse on the road jumping in front of me to huge spiders on the walls and weird shadows I can’t explain

Bro got put in the tsukuyomi

He almost got crazy like scp-096

I have frequent hallucinations and I’ve figured out that not sleeping amplifies it. I hear screaming, conversations of multiple people, music. Sometimes I see people standing on my chair facing my computer. I wonder if not sleeping for a long time would cause more intense effects.

I feel like there’s a itachi reference here

Every time you look at your watch in class

Time is fast when you don't think about it, Time is slow when you count it down

And the guy goes....420 AYOOOO!!

Bruh I remember this video and didn’t even know it was this guy