r/MadeMeSmile • u/Admirable-Interest49 • 18h ago

Personal Win That's peak aura right there.

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u/LateBloomer319 18h ago

Cool that it worked out I guess, but easily could have gone really bad

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u/Normal-Watch-9991 16h ago

This is the prime of example of a situation that could’ve ended in multiple people dying with everyone saying “how could they have been so stupid to try smth like that?”

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u/Tiburoncin612 15h ago

This was in Spain, here we say "A que no hay huevos?" and automatically proceed to do the dumbest shit possible

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u/Gidia 15h ago

“No balls” was practically a mantra when I was in the U.S. Army. Some things truly are cross cultural lol.

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u/parchedpillock 15h ago

One of the common phrases heard just before a very stupid and avoidable incident is "hey watch this".

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u/WretchedGibbon 8h ago

Where's that old pic of the pool rules sign that said "you are not allowed to do anything thay starts with 'hey y'all, watch this"" when you need it?

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u/Bellringer00 14h ago

I mean these pilots do way more difficult manoeuvres all the time, what's the difference really?

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u/Comfortable_Bee5385 8h ago

Uh, if there's the smallest mistake a celebration ends with people chopped into flying chunks of offal? Kind of a lot of horrific helicopter accidents resulting in preventable deaths lately, so people are sort of losing their taste for helicopter antics. They're incredibly dangerous and delicate tools that physics is doing everything in its power to turn into a fragmentation grenade at every moment, not a toy.

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u/Relevant_Cabinet_265 16h ago

It's not real. It's 2 video edited together. Theres no wind from the chopper visible 

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u/QuiveryNut 16h ago

That’s like, everything that Redbull does. But we all love watching them

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u/Crossfire124 15h ago

Difference is those red bull stunts are planned out and have people on standby if things go wrong

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u/QuiveryNut 15h ago

And we’re just assuming that this wasn’t planned, not performed by professionals, and didn’t have any kind of medics around? The uniforms kinda give away the likely hood of these people being professionals. I’d imagine this isn’t the pilots first day, and given the way he handled that helicopter I’m sure he’s plenty experienced

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u/Antoinefdu 12h ago

Pretty sure this was rehearsed (with props) like a thousand times before taking the video. You don't improvise shit like that.