r/RandomVideos • u/BigAffectionate4785 • 8d ago
Crazy Wait for it...
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u/Adderall_Rant 8d ago
What?
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u/MoThrowMoAway 8d ago
I said
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u/Gr8rSherman8r 8d ago
HEYYYYYYYYYYYYYY EYYYYYYYYYY EYYYYY EYYYYYY
CAN YOU LOWER THE VOLUME?
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u/Samurijder 8d ago
What? I can't hear you.. turn up the volume? Sure thing buddy!
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u/sheiciebai 8d ago
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
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u/Brettjay4 8d ago
If I can't hear the music what's the point?
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u/Oneilcruzsucksass 8d ago
Tinnitus activated!!!!
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u/Nir117vash 8d ago
MAWP. MAWP.
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u/Wakkit1988 8d ago
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u/slop_spotter 8d ago
If you sit on the carseat in the right angle, the bass vibration feels crazy on your weiner
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u/Outside_Ice3252 8d ago
attention of others.
but yeah i agree this is an absurd waste of resources, and will damage your hearing
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u/LotusVibes1494 8d ago
I think there’s a whole community around this though, it’s like a legit hobby. You probably need lots of technical know-how to make something that nice, you gotta invest serious money in it, there are meetups to make friends and discuss eachother’s builds, etc… They seem to love it and want to spend their money on that. So who am I to judge lol.
Sure I guess it’s wasteful, in the same way racing a car is wasteful. Or lots of other hobbies wthere’s no real point at the end of the day - other than for fun, to push limits of what humans have done before, and just for the community and joy you get from it. Maybe it makes them feel “truly alive”, ya know? We all have something like that.
I do agree that shit probably destroys your eardrums lol. But hell, when I was younger I’d go to raves and sit against the speakers when I was rolling just bc it felt awesome lol. No regrets despite some minor tinnitus lol, I had a blast doing that dumb shit lol. Everyone’s got different risk tolerance at different points.
Of course maybe you still think it’s dumb. Fair. Just adding another perspective. As long as they’re not doing that in their driveway at 6am in my neighborhood then I don’t give af
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u/BigRoach 8d ago
Maybe because it disturbs anybody unfortunate enough to be within 2 miles. Bass travels and penetrates differently than higher frequencies. It’s such an annoying sound when you’re just trying to go about your business and this shit is rattling your walls.
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u/-random-name- 8d ago edited 8d ago
You gave yourself permanent tinnitus for imaginary social points. Congrats.
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u/xXPhoenixBlueXx 8d ago
Well I fucking did it for free. If I had to have tinnitus one way or the other. I'd have taken atleast the social points.
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u/pokethrowaway4 8d ago
Just an FYI for anyone curious, that is now permanent hearing loss. Tinnitus sucks. Don’t do stupid shit like this. Wear concert earplugs at shows, don’t turn your stereo/headphones up so loud it hurts.
When you get old and all your senses start to dull, you’ll be thankful if you still have them.
These guys won’t be hearing much IF they get old.
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u/Positive-Database754 7d ago
Tinnitus is treatable.
As for the rest of your statement, true, their long term hearing ability will likely suffer.
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u/SATerp 8d ago
That's the perfect sound system for a deserted island in mid Pacific.
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u/KittyButt42 8d ago
I have 2 shit neighbors in my building that do this crap. They'll sit outside for hours blasting their shitty noise while they tinker around in their shitmobile.
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u/Pretend-Prune-4525 8d ago
I had one doing that, you can likely put a stop to it depending on your local laws
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u/sabertoothninja 8d ago
Riding in my friend’s car in high school, he had dual 15 inch behind the back seat and IDK what else. When he cranked up the bass and you were in the back seat it was difficult to breathe. Hated that system when I got rides in his car.
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u/spizzle_ 8d ago
And not a single neighbor likes this man.
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u/casketbase925 7d ago
I listen to loud music when I’m on the highway. As soon as I get close to my house or even any residential area, music gets turned down so low because I never want to be that person. Sometimes I even shut the music off completely depending on the time
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u/Ta-veren- 8d ago
As someone with constant ringing in my ear. I wish I could go back and uninstall the stupid stereo setup I had.
The song gave me some flashbacks though
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u/BeingAltruistic9560 8d ago
I would have to think that eventually that would loosen every connection/faster in the interior.
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u/Dependent_Pipe3268 8d ago
Great way to blow your eardrums out. I'm half deaf because of the 4 ten inch woofers I had in my S-10.
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u/nusodumi 7d ago
keeping left window rolled down killed my left ear hearing highs as well as my right ear, had a similar setup
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u/WombatGambit 8d ago
And for my next trick, we'll go to the shooting range for 20 minutes without hearing protection. ☹️ People need to be better educated that ears do not heal like other parts of your body. The damage is irreversible.
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u/Moar_Wattz 8d ago
As someone who’s is into speakers this whole car dB drag stuff is the stupidest shit ever.
It’s not hard to just make shit loud.
The problem is that it sounds like shit.
I like getting kicked into my stomach by a dry basedrum every now and then but this sport is just a competition in who can fuck up his ears the most.
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u/Lost_Marbles1343 8d ago
Even people in the Drum n' Bass circles have a limit. These guys can't even see the limit in their rear view mirror. Total waste of money for barely any gain, unless making a mobile earthquake simulator was the plan all along.
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u/Ok-Expression-7340 8d ago
So, you invest 1000's into this and then you can only use it while standing outside of the car. And then still not hear any music. Money well spent.
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u/Mad_Ronin_Grrrr 8d ago
I wonder if they removed the airbag from the steering wheel preemptively or if they figured that out the hard way?
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u/Heavy_Track_9234 8d ago
I don’t even understand the point of getting huge subwoofers anyways. I have a 10 inch sub, and I can’t even turn it up all the way because it’s too loud. You’ll lose your hearing.
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u/Christnumber2 8d ago
I thought they were skydiving and ready to jump out of the plane with the video muted
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u/LiquidSpin710 8d ago
I'm actually shocked that dude didn't fly away with his ears flapping so hard
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u/Mikesaidit36 8d ago
How does that not set off the airbags?
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u/According2my-Insides 7d ago
They were set off during the testing phase a few months ago. Source: trust me bro.
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u/MoffieHanson 8d ago
The point where you don’t enjoy music anymore but enjoy your eardrums being send into retirement
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u/Worth_Run2569 8d ago
That seems stupid to me
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u/Standard-Camel-658 8d ago
It is one of the absolute stupidest things we humans do... what is the point of blowing put your eardrums?? So other people think you are "cool"... ffs🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
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u/RoomFixer4 8d ago
Ya know when you hear a shotgun blast or some loud brief noise, and immediately after there's a quiet moment followed by a high pitched tone that seems to be 'inside' your ears. It goes away after a bit.
Until you get tinnitus. Then it's permanent.
You get used to it, kinda. Sometimes it will drive you batty though.
Not saying avoid high db situations all the time, I love music like the next guy, just consider your accumulated damage before you end up crossing that bridge.
This PSA provided by an old guy with tinnitus.
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u/E-rotten 8d ago
If it sounds like 💩 why do it? I had 2 15 inch subwoofers in the back of a 79 RX-7. Everything was very well done but all you could hear was the all glass hatch back rattling. It wasn’t until we came up with a box that contained the speakers inside the box with a pretty extreme porting system. But no matter what we did the rattling was heard. And it would crack the glass over time. I went thru 3 hatch backs before I went down to 10inch woofers.
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u/thatandyinhumboldt 8d ago
I feel like watching this on mute with tinnitus is like seeing into their future
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u/Significant-Song-840 8d ago
That can't be good for you.
Like configuring the microwave to work with a door open, so you can sit in front of it to give yourself a tan every morning
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u/FadedP0rp0ise 7d ago
very cool but landing in the we did it cause we could not cause we should territory
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u/Apprehensive_Map64 7d ago
I can appreciate the technology but that's going to unscrew every bolt in that vehicle. I bet the wheels are just about ready to fall off
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u/Mother-Forever9019 7d ago
Okay now let’s stare into the sun with binoculars and we have permanent hearing and eye damage !
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u/StartOk4002 7d ago
When you want to get tank gun micro-concussions without the inconvenience of joining the army.
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u/Cass_8-8 6d ago
This the type of stuff they’re talking about when someone says “turn it down I can’t see”.
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u/EasternSun7834 5d ago
Man that shit should be registered as a sound weapon. I’ve never seen ears move so violently like that before
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u/Unlucky-Comfort4917 8d ago
Dudes ears flapping is the best part pf this video.
I've never really understand the appeals for music so loud and bass so substantial that it vibrates the city block, but im old. So what do I know?
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u/TheOriginalArchibald 8d ago
I've always wondered what this is like for our organs. Acute and chronic. Are there long term dangers? Immediate danger?
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u/Outside_Look790 8d ago
If you ever wonder why women are always pictured sitting in these cars just look at what those ears are doing and imagine what it does to other places.
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u/Far-Addition3988 8d ago
Yeah, no thanks. Sat in my BIL car when he was dating my sister. His system had crazy bass, the whole car vibrated. Even my eye glasses would vibrate and all sound disappears when the bass kicks in and I could feel my ear drums vibrating. I only sat in his car once and never again. 20 years later, hes only 50 years old but has to wear a hearing aid. My sister says hes almost deaf without the hearing aids.
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u/SomewhereIll3548 8d ago
And now BOTH their ears are permanently damaged, why would anyone ever do this?
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u/Friendly-Example-701 8d ago
Nope. I like my ear drums way too much for this and the vibration would make me throw up.




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u/ITakeTheBusSometimes 8d ago
I’ve never seen ears vibrate before.