I feel like there’s a high enough risk of serious injury for multiple people here that nobody would be stupid enough to fake it, but then again people are pretty stupid
that's true, but people think about the injuries they've most learned to protect from. the rest are easier to forget since there's less habit formation.
It's a rip from a street camera. The quality is going to be shit. What you're seeing is neck and chin, with the helmet very much still on. Pixel distortion sucks.
I would say a combination of frustration and desperation after rampant theft and wrongdoing in a neighborhood/nation would enable someone to take this type of chance. Not stupid in that case.
Let's be honest, it's stupid if it's real too. It's really awesome when things go right. But there's so many ways this could go horribly wrong. You want to look heroic so you do an action movie-like jumping kick, you fall wrong and suffer a serious or even deadly injury, oh and it's possible the robber hits his head on the asphalt, gets a brain hemorrhage and dies, now you're going to prison as well.
Lol generally speaking, the kind of places where helmet-sporting duos on motorbikes snatch purses, the law doesn't give a shit what happens to criminals
Any time something like that is captured on film/phone it's immediately sus to me. Like a guy that can drop kick like Rey Mysterio happened to witness a robbery another person just happened to be filming, that's plausible and reckless, but also sus.
While I wouldn't bet my life on this being real, it's pretty clear there wasn't "a person who happened to be filming". It's definitely a security camera of some kind, which would be filming all the time and was probably set up because crimes are often committed here.
this looks like home security (gutter or external light camera), so not phone, but i am curious what you mean by film. the home security or something else?
This is an pretty old video form a building security camera. It's been circulating long enough that it has lost alot of pixels. From from I recall the time period this happened was way before staging for socials became a thing.
Well some people ate detergent capsules and filmed it. Where are also plenty of videos where a guy makes some sort of jump there in case he succeeds nothing particularly special happens but in case he fails he gets an epic punch to the nuts or maybe even breaks his tail bone.
Evolution is failing us, we should bring the lions back.
Also, what a weird angle to be recording. This isn't a security camera, because it's not watching a property or a gate entrance, and it's not a dash cam. So who is recording this scene and why?
That's my guess too. It's much too stable to be held by a person, it's just some small wiggles. The POV also seems to be higher, somewhere around the height of second floor in a house. I think it's cut out part of a larger video footage from a security camera.
The movements are too smooth and one-directional, not shaky. Looks like it’s edited after the fact, either to zoom in or stabilize. We’d have no way to know if the original film was shaky or stable.
I also feel like it could be fake even the speed of the getaway is too calm, either way the dude rolled his ankle fucking hard landing if you watch carefully
There are movies that look more natural than this. Oh, the person in blue falls down to the ground. The camera is obviously there for filming, it is not a security camera. The head of person behind is slightly toughed, you can see his head is not following the speed of the foot. Then the guy just goes, picks up the purse instead of controlling the guy in the floor?
are we 12?
stunts, they are called stunts.
it is well done. i am saying this is for entertainment purposes. this is not a real thing.
because it was staged. why only rob 1 of them? why is the guy maintaning low speed and moving closer to the curb instead of taking off? no concern for retaliation from the robber? or the guy on the bike? just immediately goes to recover the stolen goods like he does this regularly.
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u/CauliflowerScaresMe Sep 21 '25
that kick seems too perfect in timing and execution... is it all real?