I find it funny that Mick and Stamper were both young adults off living on their own having existential crisis watching the disaster unfold in front of them, worrying about World War III, and meanwhile 11 year old Chris Zach and Cory were probably actually playing Legos
My mum saw 9/11 happening on TV and genuinely thought it was a tv show, she couldn't believe it was real, and her actual words were "this looks cool, I can't wait for the movie".
I remember a teacher told us that her brother was working in the twin towers in 2001 but he got drunk the night before the buildings collapsed and called off at like 8 am
ThePeaceMaker28 my teacher had a friend who was going there, i think by public transport? and something delayed them, so they were like an hour late and so avoided dying
In school a while ago we watched a documentary on the photo of the guy jumping from the tower and our teacher asked us write a story pretending we were that guy and everyone just refused to do it
I was in 4th grade. I live in Utah. I remember the teacher freaking out because her brother was on vacation to New York. She wheeled one of those TVs into the room and a few teachers just stood and watched it and most of the kids didn't care or understand. I was just drawing and playing with my Pokemon cards. I only understood and a wave of holy shit this actually happened washed over me when I watched a documentary about it in 10th grade.
i was that age and got really upset when i saw the replays of the people jumping out of the towers to get away from the fire. i was too little to really understand the politics of the attack but the disaster movie scenario and my fear of fire and heights gutted me and i had a big crying meltdown realizing a bunch of people died a really scary way.
Black Tuesday is a fucking creepy ass thing to call a video, especially if it's about 9/11. I remember I was a dumbass kid who didn't understand what was happening, I saw the news and I walked away.
Black Tuesday refers to October 29, 1929 aka the Stock Market crash that started the Great Depression and autistically it is also the title of a Modern Warfare 3 mission.
I was born in April 2001 and my mother told me that she almost dropped me hearing about this news... she said that she was terrified when the retaken plane crashed since it was around 50ish miles from where we lived at the time. I wish I could know what it felt like on that day, as to understand the feelings during that day. since my generation is the last that is going to feel this, it is losing it's prominence and respect from the new generations coming in.
agreed. I was 2 at the time so if course I dont remember, but ive always noticed theres a huge difference between the people that grew up in the immediate 9/11 era vs about 10 years post.
I was 14 in English class at the time, we got let out of school because of it, I didn't realize what that really meant at the time, until I got home and actually seen the footage, now as a 14 year old, I didn't really care about the world I couldn't see, but I balled my eyes out after I seen it, then i seen the second one hit in real time and broke down again, same when the other plane crashed in the field and I still can't see that footage without crying, not because I knew anyone there, but because I could imagine and sympathize with the terror those people must have felt, it was surreal living during that time, the world was a weird place at that time
As fucked up as this is, without 9/11 I wouldn’t have been born. My mother was pregnant with me when she was 45 years old. Due to her age, there was a plethora of risks that would come with being pregnant and giving birth to me. She was encountering some difficulties and there was a doctor who was going to fly in to check on my growth and discuss abortion. However, after 9/11, the doctor was too afraid to fly. I was born off the sacrifice of American blood. Never forget.
@@advente_ tbf they said discuss it, which I assume means she and the doc were just going to talk about potentially having to do it if it came down to it
Are you kidding? my Mom thought it was a movie, then the day after she realized it was real. I wasn't born yet at that time but she did tell me that, (2002 I was born)
regarding the reaction in Ireland, it was the same in New Zealand, it was on every channel all day, but I didn't know until I got home from school, by that time there had also been joke animations of the towers getting hit available on mobile phones. We were all just sitting here like, well, if the entire US military can't handle this, our 2 planes and 7 infantry aren't going to cut it.
I remember being in 2nd grade, and suddenly the teachers got upset. We all got sent home immediately, and I watched the news coverage on TV. I wasn't old enough to fully comprehend it, but it was surreal.
I’m back once again for my yearly visit to this video. And ill say it again like I’ll say every year. Damn that little brown man. Happy 9/11 day everyone. I wish sleepycabin would never end.
When I was getting my EMT training in NYC one of my instructors told us about how we had to drastically alter our emergency response system after the attack because the initial response was *atrocious* . The way the was original system was, was that one borough was the fire response, one was the police response and one was the medical response. You not only had to have these teams respond from other ends of this crowded ass city but if you needed multiple units from different fields (which you usually do) *they* had to contact that command center and relay what *they're* being told to that command to assist. There was an overload of calls to dispatchers while everything was going on from people watching the attack in Queens on tv to people in the South tower so the immediate response wasn't accurate to what was necessary combined with the horrible traffic meant the medical and fire units could barely get into Manhattan from either angle Long story short, we have a huge building with all three sections in it
I was in third grade. I woke up to my mom pulling me out of bed and telling me to get ready for school before saying "I need to watch the news, an airplane hit the World Trade Center". She had the TV on the entire time I was getting ready and when it was time to go she was still watching with her hands over her mouth in shock. Before we left she called my dad and I'll never forget hearing her say "well that crash didn't look like an accident" (she was in the airline travel industry and knew something was up). By the time I was dropped off at school the second tower was hit.
I've never asked my family about 9/11 but my grandma doesn't remember the moon landing. She would have been around 12 when it happened and I her words verbatim were "I don't even think we watched it I was probably preoccupied with my brother" and like damn that's super sad. She had really distant parents and 4 siblings to care for
that bit about the apocalypse being not using their phone is why I don't use one. it makes you weak. I remember seeing it on the TV thinking it was an accident too though.
i remember being in kindergarten when this happened, my teacher freaked out in the classroom and then when my mom picked me up from school that afternoon, she hugged me so tight i couldn't breathe. then when we got home she had the tv on and the tape already recording in the vcr. i felt so weird all day and i remember going to bed super late because i was waiting for something good to happen, something happy to maybe come out of the situation, but i remember they did a candlelight vigil right before i fell asleep and i remember crying as i watched it. that was such a fucked up day and i didn't realize until i got to be an teenager/adult just how fucked up and scary it truly was. edit: i say "teenager/adult" because i never rly paid attention to it until i was in the bracket of 16-18, then i looked into it more and it was probably one of the scariest things. i can't describe it but i know everyone here who remembers gets what i'm saying
a classmate i knew said she was actually there, she was around two years old. her parents were running to catch one of the last cabs in the area. they shoved her in and she turns to watch from the backseat. as the cab was speeding away, the debris was falling down and consuming everything. At that point, it was a matter of life and death and whether or not the cab was faster
I remember that no one told me in school and I just went home like normal, so all I wanted to do was watch Digimon. Every channel was broadcasting news so I immediately tuned it out and was pissed off that there was no digimon on the TV. When I told my mom that i wanted to watch digimon, she yelled "THIS IS WORSE THAN PEARL HARBOR!" and then everything sunk in immediately
I remember seeing the towers fall while I was in school. We were in senior kindergarten and the teachers filed as all into the library, where they hooked up TVs and had the channel tuned to CNN. I never forgot, must've been like 4 or 5 at the time but it was weird to see as a kid
Meanwhile Swain was booting up Starcraft, hyperventilating in tearful panic, to trick people into experiencing 9/11 over and over and over in the most bizarre example of self-therapy ever
I remember going to school [it was only a block away] and the principal started panicking over the loud speakers 'Everyone, this is [principal], please pack your things and go home for the day.' As I got home, my dad had the living room TV on Channel 7 [I believe it was Fox News], and we saw the second plane strike the second building. I didn't know what was going on, I was a 5th grader, 10/11 years old. I, too, thought it was a movie and we were sent home to watch it or something. I don't remember what I did the rest of the day, I just remember not knowing what happened and how big of a thing it really was.
In the UK, I was in primary school at the time. All classes ended, we all called into an assembly, they wheeled out a TV in front of all us and showed us the news and then we got sent home. Don't really remember my reaction to it at the time.
I was like 5 during 9/11, and we were living in Sarasota at the time. My mom said everyone was freaking the fuck out because Bush was there, and people were hysterical thinking if the terrorists knew he was there and were going to attack the city.
Seems like a lot of the old comments are from people who were super young when 9/11 happened. I remember it because I was starting the 6th grade and I was also living in Saudi Arabia (Former Canadian ex-pat) and we were going to an American school. When we were walking out the door to go to school my mom turned on the TV to CNN and she had just caught the first plane going into the tower. We were already running a little bit late so we thought nothing of it (as Mick said when the first tower hit most people just thought it was an accident) and we made our way to school on the bus. What we didn't know was that what was showing on CNN was a replay AFTER both towers had been hit so when we got to school it was deserted apart from a very small handful of people. It was a surreal moment being in my class with a relatively new teacher (most of the teachers were Americans) who was clearly panicked about what was going on but had to hide her emotions even though only 3 kids were there. I remember after about an hour they just gathered all of the middle school/high school students to the basketball courts (probably less than 50) and explained what was happening and they sent everyone home. I don't remember a thing about the rest of that day, but what I do remember is just how drastically life changed in Saudi Arabia. The security detail was the first thing to change DRASTICALLY. I'm talking multiple police checks, machine gun mounted vehicles, and literal fucking tanks at any location a Westerner might possibly even be. The American population at our school dwindled MASSIVLY as well. Once they could start booking flights a massive number of Americans didn't feel safe anymore and left or planned to leave at the end of the year. My family felt the same way and moved back to Canada after I finished the grade.
I asked my parents what it was like when 9/11 happened, my dad was at work and he was on the phone with a colleague who was telling what was happening and he just says "It hit". And I think my mom was at home and was looking at the news.
Lmaoooo imagine being such a pothead that you dont hear the fucking TWIN TOWERS BEING HIT BY PLANES like i smoke every day but i think i might notice that😂😂
“He had a front row seat to fucking 9/11!” 🤣🤣🤣 He says that like it’s a fucking live show Tonight only on Pay Per View. See 9/11! Witness the World Trade Center take on two planes! Call your cable or satellite provider to order!
9/11 happened when I was in 3rd grade when this shit happened. I got hit by a car in 6th grade so I think the memory of that day was knocked out of my head when my skull cracked cuz I can't remember anything about that. Oh well.
I really would like you guys to touch on the metal genre topic because you seem musical and metal is a very musical genre that doesn't get the respect it deserves Listen to the bands: Meshuggah, Mastodon, Immortal, Cattle decapitation, Fleshgod apocalypse, and necrophagist
I find it funny that Mick and Stamper were both young adults off living on their own having existential crisis watching the disaster unfold in front of them, worrying about World War III, and meanwhile 11 year old Chris Zach and Cory were probably actually playing Legos
I popped out of the womb the next year lol.
Literally how old is Mick? I thought these guys were in their early 30’s
They were reenacting it with legos
I was born eight days after it happened
My guess is that the age difference is like 8-12 years between Mick and the other guys
My mum saw 9/11 happening on TV and genuinely thought it was a tv show, she couldn't believe it was real, and her actual words were "this looks cool, I can't wait for the movie".
That cgi looked so realistic
Proves how blind and safe everyone thought they were.
the movie was the war on terror
she was right 9/11 was just cgi actually
the funny guy from ice age and nic cage man that movie was a classic
Zach screaming "Don't cross the streams" as they yelled over each other was gold
12:34
Cory: is silent the whole story
At the end
Cory: the pentagon got hit?
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I remember a teacher told us that her brother was working in the twin towers in 2001 but he got drunk the night before the buildings collapsed and called off at like 8 am
ThePeaceMaker28 my teacher had a friend who was going there, i think by public transport? and something delayed them, so they were like an hour late and so avoided dying
There really are alot of these stories
Was he Jewish?
@@lukejackson7931 probably
It's a shame they didnt meet their making that day
In school a while ago we watched a documentary on the photo of the guy jumping from the tower and our teacher asked us write a story pretending we were that guy and everyone just refused to do it
That's actually fucked, I'd refuse too
@@GrimCrumbz yeah as soon as she said it everyone was like fuck off we're not doing that
That's really great to know. Your teacher sounds like a stupid bitch.
That shows how fucked up these teachers are making students to story about a man jumping out of the tower trying to escape.
@@ishowr3v3nge she was a very strange woman
Turn on the TV!
What channel?
Doesn't matter..
*Chills*
That shit fucked with me
Chili
Number 15
turns it to cartoon network and its ed edd eddy.
oh shit my dad got good tastes this cartoon is hilarious
THEY HIT THE PENTAGON!
9/11 2: Escape to Africa is one of the best OneyPlays jokes.
This story really captures how confusing 9/11 really was. Never forget.
It was so confusing, Cory didn't even realize the Pentagon was hit
@@Zlarel Corey found out cucumbers and pickles are the same thing, like last year dawg.
I can't believe a little brown man was swimming in the twin towers
Kevan the swim towers
You know it’s serious when Zack isn’t cracking stupid jokes every two seconds
Yeah, he's really enthralled.
He's reminicing his time on the cockpit before he disappeared to wherever they think he was at at that time.
MICK TURN ON THE TV
I was in 4th grade. I live in Utah. I remember the teacher freaking out because her brother was on vacation to New York. She wheeled one of those TVs into the room and a few teachers just stood and watched it and most of the kids didn't care or understand. I was just drawing and playing with my Pokemon cards. I only understood and a wave of holy shit this actually happened washed over me when I watched a documentary about it in 10th grade.
holy shit, so for six years you didn't full on get it?
i was like 9 in 4th grade
P
i was that age and got really upset when i saw the replays of the people jumping out of the towers to get away from the fire. i was too little to really understand the politics of the attack but the disaster movie scenario and my fear of fire and heights gutted me and i had a big crying meltdown realizing a bunch of people died a really scary way.
Jet fuel can't melt pool noodles.
fet juel can't melt nool poodles
fel juet can’t melt nood poolles
The trusses of the twin towers were pool noodles
Super Soakers can't melt the pool ladder
Smh as soon as chris said he was playing with legos during it i immediately imagined him knocking down towers he made 💀💀💀
Omfg
damn ancient kelpie magic
I've listened to this season finale episode over and over but I came here to listen as well as read these explosive groundbreaking comments.
Chris Benson literally the comment after this was "a little brown man swimming"
Good profile pic, best episode
Mick never talked about 9/11 because he didn't want to let it slip that he saw the controlled demolitions.
Black Tuesday is a fucking creepy ass thing to call a video, especially if it's about 9/11. I remember I was a dumbass kid who didn't understand what was happening, I saw the news and I walked away.
I was lying in bed and the name have me chills
Black Tuesday refers to October 29, 1929 aka the Stock Market crash that started the Great Depression and autistically it is also the title of a Modern Warfare 3 mission.
Chris Benson its also fitting because the stockmarket nearly crashed right after 9/11
Can't believe that Mick was hanging on to the antenna on the twin towers, crazy stuff.
He did ninja flips back down to the ground
@@GayIncelNow you got me thinking of him doing that in slow motion, like in an action movie.
He was beating his chest and trying to knock the planes out of the air with his big monkey arms
0:12 you can hear zach say ground zero
it's a tradition to listen to this every 9/11
lmao, same
Rectal Penatration my third time now.
I was born in April 2001 and my mother told me that she almost dropped me hearing about this news... she said that she was terrified when the retaken plane crashed since it was around 50ish miles from where we lived at the time. I wish I could know what it felt like on that day, as to understand the feelings during that day. since my generation is the last that is going to feel this, it is losing it's prominence and respect from the new generations coming in.
agreed. I was 2 at the time so if course I dont remember, but ive always noticed theres a huge difference between the people that grew up in the immediate 9/11 era vs about 10 years post.
I was 14 in English class at the time, we got let out of school because of it, I didn't realize what that really meant at the time, until I got home and actually seen the footage, now as a 14 year old, I didn't really care about the world I couldn't see, but I balled my eyes out after I seen it, then i seen the second one hit in real time and broke down again, same when the other plane crashed in the field and I still can't see that footage without crying, not because I knew anyone there, but because I could imagine and sympathize with the terror those people must have felt, it was surreal living during that time, the world was a weird place at that time
As fucked up as this is, without 9/11 I wouldn’t have been born. My mother was pregnant with me when she was 45 years old. Due to her age, there was a plethora of risks that would come with being pregnant and giving birth to me. She was encountering some difficulties and there was a doctor who was going to fly in to check on my growth and discuss abortion. However, after 9/11, the doctor was too afraid to fly. I was born off the sacrifice of American blood. Never forget.
Your mom really told you she was planning to abort you? That’s got to be an awkward conversation.
@@advente_ tbf they said discuss it, which I assume means she and the doc were just going to talk about potentially having to do it if it came down to it
I was 9. Thought it was a movie. Wont forget the look on mom's face
Are you kidding? my Mom thought it was a movie, then the day after she realized it was real. I wasn't born yet at that time but she did tell me that, (2002 I was born)
This is my single favorite Sleepycabin segment. Maybe it's not, but it's amazing.
regarding the reaction in Ireland, it was the same in New Zealand, it was on every channel all day, but I didn't know until I got home from school, by that time there had also been joke animations of the towers getting hit available on mobile phones.
We were all just sitting here like, well, if the entire US military can't handle this, our 2 planes and 7 infantry aren't going to cut it.
Fun fact Zach was born September 11th 2001
Zach is what happens when jet fuel melts steel beams.
Truly the greatest act of terrorism
He ain't as old as me no way lmaoo
@8-bit pepe no I'm saying he wasnt
My cousin was
09:01 crazy to think that this line now made it to Smilling Friends
9/11 might not be funny, but this is
@@DDChorror as a european I hope you're not one. Dont make us look cringey
@Beans OUUU watch out this edgelord will say anything !!
“Well you know the old formula, comedy = tragedy + time.”
I don't know, Norm Macdonald has some great jokes about it
The event itself isn’t funny, but the jokes that can be made can be funny. It’s all about execution. People often use comedy to cope with tragedy
I remember being in 2nd grade, and suddenly the teachers got upset. We all got sent home immediately, and I watched the news coverage on TV. I wasn't old enough to fully comprehend it, but it was surreal.
I’m back once again for my yearly visit to this video.
And ill say it again like I’ll say every year.
Damn that little brown man.
Happy 9/11 day everyone.
I wish sleepycabin would never end.
Damn it’s been 5 years. Brown man still disrespecting the pools though…
I think that was the most immersive story I heard from these guys
I don't mean to be a bummer but if anyone wants a good impression of how 9/11 felt like they should watch 120 Minutes That Changed America.
Oh damn that might be one of the hardest things to watch without feeling some strong fuckin emotions. It's so damn visceral.
102?
Great documentary
When I was getting my EMT training in NYC one of my instructors told us about how we had to drastically alter our emergency response system after the attack because the initial response was *atrocious* . The way the was original system was, was that one borough was the fire response, one was the police response and one was the medical response. You not only had to have these teams respond from other ends of this crowded ass city but if you needed multiple units from different fields (which you usually do) *they* had to contact that command center and relay what *they're* being told to that command to assist. There was an overload of calls to dispatchers while everything was going on from people watching the attack in Queens on tv to people in the South tower so the immediate response wasn't accurate to what was necessary combined with the horrible traffic meant the medical and fire units could barely get into Manhattan from either angle
Long story short, we have a huge building with all three sections in it
Not the kiddie pools!
I was in third grade. I woke up to my mom pulling me out of bed and telling me to get ready for school before saying "I need to watch the news, an airplane hit the World Trade Center". She had the TV on the entire time I was getting ready and when it was time to go she was still watching with her hands over her mouth in shock. Before we left she called my dad and I'll never forget hearing her say "well that crash didn't look like an accident" (she was in the airline travel industry and knew something was up). By the time I was dropped off at school the second tower was hit.
I've never asked my family about 9/11 but my grandma doesn't remember the moon landing. She would have been around 12 when it happened and I her words verbatim were "I don't even think we watched it I was probably preoccupied with my brother" and like damn that's super sad. She had really distant parents and 4 siblings to care for
that bit about the apocalypse being not using their phone is why I don't use one. it makes you weak.
I remember seeing it on the TV thinking it was an accident too though.
i remember being in kindergarten when this happened, my teacher freaked out in the classroom and then when my mom picked me up from school that afternoon, she hugged me so tight i couldn't breathe. then when we got home she had the tv on and the tape already recording in the vcr. i felt so weird all day and i remember going to bed super late because i was waiting for something good to happen, something happy to maybe come out of the situation, but i remember they did a candlelight vigil right before i fell asleep and i remember crying as i watched it. that was such a fucked up day and i didn't realize until i got to be an teenager/adult just how fucked up and scary it truly was.
edit: i say "teenager/adult" because i never rly paid attention to it until i was in the bracket of 16-18, then i looked into it more and it was probably one of the scariest things. i can't describe it but i know everyone here who remembers gets what i'm saying
Do you still own the tape?
This is one of the few sleepy casts that have substance
@Rico Santiago this is coming from a dude wit the last name Santiago??
@Rico Santiago jk luv u bitch
a classmate i knew said she was actually there, she was around two years old. her parents were running to catch one of the last cabs in the area. they shoved her in and she turns to watch from the backseat. as the cab was speeding away, the debris was falling down and consuming everything. At that point, it was a matter of life and death and whether or not the cab was faster
I was in 7th grade science class. One of the things you don't forget.
I can't believe Mick was in the lion's den on 9/11! That was very much a power move 😳
I remember that no one told me in school and I just went home like normal, so all I wanted to do was watch Digimon. Every channel was broadcasting news so I immediately tuned it out and was pissed off that there was no digimon on the TV. When I told my mom that i wanted to watch digimon, she yelled "THIS IS WORSE THAN PEARL HARBOR!" and then everything sunk in immediately
9:00 he said the thing
stamper lied about new music lol
I was too young to remember 9/11. I only have other peoples stories.
I just started listening to this. Look towards my calendar. Realise its 9/11 today. Insane.
I remember seeing the towers fall while I was in school. We were in senior kindergarten and the teachers filed as all into the library, where they hooked up TVs and had the channel tuned to CNN. I never forgot, must've been like 4 or 5 at the time but it was weird to see as a kid
Meanwhile Swain was booting up Starcraft, hyperventilating in tearful panic, to trick people into experiencing 9/11 over and over and over in the most bizarre example of self-therapy ever
LOIS TURN ON THE TV THE PENTAGONS BEEN HIT OH MY GAWD THEY HIT THE TOWERS LOIS OH MY GAWD
You know what's weird? I was listening to this, this morning, and i had a lesson on 9/11
I remember going to school [it was only a block away] and the principal started panicking over the loud speakers 'Everyone, this is [principal], please pack your things and go home for the day.'
As I got home, my dad had the living room TV on Channel 7 [I believe it was Fox News], and we saw the second plane strike the second building. I didn't know what was going on, I was a 5th grader, 10/11 years old. I, too, thought it was a movie and we were sent home to watch it or something. I don't remember what I did the rest of the day, I just remember not knowing what happened and how big of a thing it really was.
I legit stopped listening to this half-way due to the fact that it got unexpectedly depressing during this, damn dude.
There was a little brown guy swimming?
Yeah it was Zach
I keep coming back to this clip whenever i sleep.
I'm fucking weird
This is why landline phones are still a service, they still work in power outages.
In the UK, I was in primary school at the time. All classes ended, we all called into an assembly, they wheeled out a TV in front of all us and showed us the news and then we got sent home. Don't really remember my reaction to it at the time.
They shouldve turned Ground Zero into a water park. No one would ever forget then
I was like 5 during 9/11, and we were living in Sarasota at the time. My mom said everyone was freaking the fuck out because Bush was there, and people were hysterical thinking if the terrorists knew he was there and were going to attack the city.
Seems like a lot of the old comments are from people who were super young when 9/11 happened. I remember it because I was starting the 6th grade and I was also living in Saudi Arabia (Former Canadian ex-pat) and we were going to an American school. When we were walking out the door to go to school my mom turned on the TV to CNN and she had just caught the first plane going into the tower. We were already running a little bit late so we thought nothing of it (as Mick said when the first tower hit most people just thought it was an accident) and we made our way to school on the bus. What we didn't know was that what was showing on CNN was a replay AFTER both towers had been hit so when we got to school it was deserted apart from a very small handful of people. It was a surreal moment being in my class with a relatively new teacher (most of the teachers were Americans) who was clearly panicked about what was going on but had to hide her emotions even though only 3 kids were there. I remember after about an hour they just gathered all of the middle school/high school students to the basketball courts (probably less than 50) and explained what was happening and they sent everyone home. I don't remember a thing about the rest of that day, but what I do remember is just how drastically life changed in Saudi Arabia. The security detail was the first thing to change DRASTICALLY. I'm talking multiple police checks, machine gun mounted vehicles, and literal fucking tanks at any location a Westerner might possibly even be. The American population at our school dwindled MASSIVLY as well. Once they could start booking flights a massive number of Americans didn't feel safe anymore and left or planned to leave at the end of the year. My family felt the same way and moved back to Canada after I finished the grade.
I asked my parents what it was like when 9/11 happened,
my dad was at work and he was on the phone with a colleague who was telling what was happening and he just says "It hit".
And I think my mom was at home and was looking at the news.
i hate how mick just skims over everything that happened after the first hit
How many people had cellphones in 2001 in that building? Jeez.
Did Zach say 𝘏𝘌𝘙𝘌 in Pennsylvania?
They were in philly at the time
If you're still curious 6 years later
@@seansmith6255 this was before I knew they were recording pretty much all of these in philly
@@connor48880 at least have the common decency to wait 6 years
I missed the season 3 finale of digimon because of 9/11
9/11 funny moments
Today is that day to listen to this
Back again
enyclopedia britannica wants to tell me about 9/11 right below the video
Here's a fun drinking game, take a shot every time mick smacks his lips while he's talking about 9/11
Lyle Lyle Lyle TURN THE TV O- _THEY HIT THE PENTAGOOON!_
I went to Ground Zero recently and the entire time I had this in my head I nearly killed myself trying not to smile
10:36 That impression of Robin had me on the floor
All this shit going on and chris was playing with legos
at age 14
Lmaoooo imagine being such a pothead that you dont hear the fucking TWIN TOWERS BEING HIT BY PLANES like i smoke every day but i think i might notice that😂😂
Mick is telling this really engaging personal story but all I can hear his the lip smacks and want to throw my phone through the wall
“He had a front row seat to fucking 9/11!” 🤣🤣🤣
He says that like it’s a fucking live show
Tonight only on Pay Per View. See 9/11! Witness the World Trade Center take on two planes! Call your cable or satellite provider to order!
Here to pay my respects
Perfect time to pop up in my recommended
Listening to on 9/11
I wonder if Stamper & Mick ever actually listened to Dark Fortress, Korpiklaani & Alestorm.
I’m noticing a common theme with the stories in the comments. Everyone didn’t understand or care when it happened because they were kids.
I was too young to remember 9/11, but when I was a few years older I was shown what happened and it absolutely haunted me
I was in 7th grade and was like “wtf goin on?” That’s about it.
9/11 happened when I was in 3rd grade when this shit happened. I got hit by a car in 6th grade so I think the memory of that day was knocked out of my head when my skull cracked cuz I can't remember anything about that. Oh well.
That's crazy
Ensiferum is fucking dope
building 7 memes
How many y'all know nagumo yasuo
kaleb baxter I don't speak slant eyed
watching this right after watching zeitgeist
Btw, koorpiklaani is great
9/11 anniversary
Never remember.
my dad thought the twin towers broadcast was a movie.
how old is mick?
He’s 40 now
Oklahoma City bombings not Ohio
Big f
I really would like you guys to touch on the metal genre topic because you seem musical and metal is a very musical genre that doesn't get the respect it deserves
Listen to the bands:
Meshuggah, Mastodon, Immortal, Cattle decapitation, Fleshgod apocalypse, and necrophagist
I watched the twin towers on TV in my school.
Top Ten Hilarious 9/11 Jumpers Vol. 1
These guys are very humorous but its shocking how sheltered first worlders are