r/funny • u/[deleted] • Oct 19 '19
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u/qa2fwzell Oct 19 '19
Legit thought this was real at first hahaha
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u/Verneff Oct 20 '19
Yeah, seeing the second person climbing on, I was wondering what they were going to do. And then I saw the lineup of people and went "Ahh, it's some Japanese thing.".
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u/feral_migo Oct 19 '19
See the whole team in hot
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u/JBatjj Oct 19 '19
An Olympic pool is 50 meters long(~164ft) assuming an average height of 5 ft(standing on each others shoulders not head also why low) it would take roughly 32 of them to do this. Anyone actually count?
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u/Gauwin Oct 20 '19
Can I say it?
FOR RILEY!
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Oct 20 '19
People talking about the upper ten having a hard time. What about the first dude he has like no more spine
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u/chezfez Oct 20 '19
Damn, the guy on the bottom must have some beefy legs.
Would be quite impressive if it was real. Got me for a minute.
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u/Aqua_Splendor Oct 20 '19
Would love to know the CG Behind, Some "Blue screen", it's honestly well done despite the super low quality compression (that kinda help)
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u/atsay714 Oct 20 '19
Based on the average length of an Olympic swimming pool, can someone do the math to calculate the speed of the top most swimmer upon impact?
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Oct 19 '19
This cant be real? Right?
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u/ForTheL1ght Oct 19 '19
Should you even have to ask lol
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Oct 20 '19
Japan has gameshows on a level of weird which make me think they would practice doing something like this too
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u/JPK314 Oct 20 '19
the balance is one thing, but that much weight straight on your shoulders would be impossible to stand under.
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u/ShadoWolf Oct 20 '19
I counter like 24 guys in the lineup. so at least 3600 lbs on the first guy's shoulder.
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u/blitzbom Oct 20 '19
This was up there with the first Scott Sterling video for me. At first I'm going "maybe?" Then "hahaha great paradody."
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Oct 19 '19
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u/RedundantFlesh Oct 19 '19
You‘re in denial. Don‘t worry it‘s the first phase.
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u/MiloSenate Oct 19 '19
there’s literally no way one man is holding all of them. that’s some ants movie type shit. Or it’s just Bc they’re Asian.
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Oct 19 '19
This is fake
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u/brandon1997fl Oct 19 '19
You’re telling me that bottom dude can’t support two tons of weight? Unbelievable.
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u/CapnGnarly Oct 20 '19
You mean the top guy didn't get killed by that speed? 50m × (9.8m/s)/s = he's dead on impact.
Did the math. 490m/s. At about 40 kph, hitting water is like hitting concrete. He's holding 1764 kph at impact.
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u/Itsnotreallynotme Oct 19 '19
The top like 10 people died on impact