Rachel’s quote, “on the other side of fear is the feeling of breathing for the first time ever,” might have changed my life just now very heavily. 14 days into eating disorder recovery and her saying that really reassured me that I can do this :)
Joey’s “throwaway” line talking about being autistic and how it causes her to process emotions differently really hit home for me. As an autistic woman myself, it’s so incredible to see us out in the world, open about our authentic selves, thriving and defying societal expectations. Much love to all you ladies, thanks for being role models to us all. Happy Mother’s Day!
THIS. i'm also autistic and seeing joey talk about her autism just made my heart sing. i'm so happy that she is living her most authentic life and being the badass autistic queen that she is. happy mothers' day to all of us autistic mothers everywhere! 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
As an autistic person, it's so cool to me to see someone (especially a mother) being so open with her diagnosis and not having it (negatively) affect her experience or have it stop her from having good friends. Thanks so much to Joey and the Try Team for consistent representation of people who are usually overlooked or stereotyped, and for challenging every expectation set before them!
I loved that part! Just a simple matter of fact and explanation. (Very typical for a fellow autie.) But super awesome to see from a (presumably) primarily allistic group.
This was so unexpectedly moving -- especially Rom's thoughtfulness to prompt Rachel to say something to June & Poppy as they floated down. Loved every single second of this.
I just wrote down Rachel’s quote and stuck it to my wall: “On the other side of fear is the feeling of breathing again for the first time ever.” What a profoundly beautiful thought. I had so much secondhand joy watching these amazing women have this wonderful, deep, primal experience. It was just so lovely-thank you, ladies, for sharing this jump with us!
Joey's casual mention of her Autism and alexithymia was the exact representation I needed to be more vocal about my ASD and ADHD diagnoses in my own life. SUCH empowering women!!!
We’ve gotta talk about it! So many women go undiagnosed that I use whatever opportunities I have to point out any traits to spread some awareness and help others to identify whether they might also be on the spectrum ❤️
I throw it out in casual conversations now. I love that she brought it up because I had/have no fear trying new things. I didn't even know I had heights issues until I was rock climbing and couldn't move half way up
When my brother turned 18 he wanted to go skydiving, but my mom was too scared to let him go by himself. So even though she has a fear of heights she went skydiving with him because she couldn't bear sitting at home wondering if he's still alive lol they both had a great time in the end
I’ve seen sky diving videos before but this one terrified me the most. Usually you only see the people falling but you don’t see what they’d re seeing. Here seeing how high up they were Omg. So scary
The editing while waiting for Ariel to jump first was EPIC. I felt her anxiety and the building tension was just *chefs kiss* perfection. I'm terrified of doing this so I was already pretty keyed up, but still haha
@@nikkoschooler4977 for anyone else feeling scared, I agree! You're so high up it doesn't really feel too scary anymore, cos you can barely see the buildings or anything.
Honestly that made me want to do it even more. I’ve had skydiving at the very top of my bucket list for like 5yrs but haven’t had a chance to actually do it yet
I clicked on this thinking, "Ooo, fun!" And then proceeded to cry through most of the second half of the video. This was unexpectedly emotional, powerful, and utterly empowering. Well done, ladies. Truly. Being a mother is capital H Hard, and we are all amazing creatures. Thank you for this!
Seeing that skydiving has far less fatalities than so many other things is reassuring. Giving birth is way more dangerous and these ladies have already overcome that.
No good excuse for the number of maternal fatalities in the U.S. And the numbers are going to climb a lot higher if the Supreme Court robs women of our reproductive rights 🤬😢
actually the us has one of the highest infant/mother mortality rates and it has to do with their shitty healthcare system on top of black and brown mothers rates being higher as well
They totally deserve to do something like this, I love the fact that they add more of everyone in their channel instead of just the four guys! It shows how much they appreciate their coworkers and families!
it's so wild to think that this is something that started with four guys who were the ones willing to try something for a video at buzzfeed. to see how much they've grown since then is just incredible, it's really become it's own try universe now. it's wonderful to see them highlight others and give the audience such a wide range of great content.
@@QueenofWheels if it was always the guys the content would get old, boring, they’d burn out much quicker and run through ideas. Having a variety of shows and cast members on the channel helps with their growth and keeps them creating content. If u don’t like these videos you could always ignore them, I dont watch Eugenes animal videos.
“On the other side of fear is the feeling of breathing again for the first time ever”. Idk why but that hit me so hard and now I’m sitting here crying. Kudos to these incredible, fearless, badass women for not only skydiving, but for all the amazing things they do on a day-to-day basis. Hope they, and all the mommas reading this, have a wonderful Mother’s Day!
Rachel’s response to the guy telling her to say something for her kids is so pure. The way she said, “Oh, June and Poppy,” it was like “oh, I know them!” Moms are so cool
I hope after all this settles down Ariel can continue to make TryMom videos (edit: if she wants; if she wants to totally step out of the public eye, I totally understand). Her and Rachel are always my absolute favorite perspectives
I really hope so too! She is so awesome. I know it may be especially hard if she does choose to stay with Ned. A lot of people may give her a hard time about it online. I really hope whatever she does that it works out and she's happy. Even if that means she leaves the public eye
I'm a 30-year-old man absolutely sobbing over this video. Maybe cause I've always wanted the elation and rush of skydiving, maybe cause I really miss my mom, maybe because of the absolute power units these moms are, maybe because of the fantastic editing and music. Good heckin' lord what an amazing video. (p.s. if the try guys need a guest to skydive with them, fly me out to Cali! If you need someone to pee their pants for the views, just give me a lot of water! lmaoooo)
I'm a 31 year old gal and I was going to comment basically everything you just said. I'm not a mum so I don't know if it's because I've been following the try fam for a while now or if its just because skydiving is a dramatic experience but this video made me cry as well 🥲 the editing was amazing too like you say. Such inspirational women.
This is 100% me. I am terrified of heights and falling and I swore I would never ever do it. That being said, I went with my brother and sister for their birthdays (18 and 30), they are usually the risk-takers in my family. I was so scared that I would pass out in the air. Actually, the higher up you go, the better (more reaction time). We went in New Jersey! My siblings, the people who rock climb, snowboard, cliff jump and so much more... they were nervous. I honestly just remember seeing my sister, looking down as my instructor checked the straps one final time, and looking up to see her gone. My brave sister, scared out of her mind to jump? It wasn't a choice. I just thought I couldn't let her go alone. It was the most exhilarating thing I have ever done in my life. Honestly, our mom almost seemed exasperated at dinner about how much we were talking about it afterward because of all of the energy in our system!! I have never felt adrenaline like that in my life and it was totally worth suppressing the anxiety and the fear It almost felt like nausea and pure euphoria at once, and honestly? I would do it again in a heartbeat. My suggestion? Find a reputable place and go with an instructor!
“On the other side of fear, is the feeling of breathing for the first time.” Rachel made me cry. You are amazing, girls! Thanks for this kind of content!
we need more of joey!! i loved how open she was about being autistic and no one at all painted it in a negative light, the other moms even told her what the scary part was so she had a better understanding of the others' feelings in that situation. she's also asian, which i (as an asian person) was automatically a fan of. she just seems like such a cool, chill person to be around too!
Seriously, the best way to celebrate Mother's Day. Reclaiming your body as yours? Doing something scary but pulling it off like a boss? We're more then a mom and this shows it. Thank you.
Rachel making sure Alex and Jake and Jonathan know she loves them before she gets on the plane 🥺 This was amazing! I’m so happy The Try Moms got to do this and we got to see it!
WHAT THE WHAT??? i am over 100 years old and still making youtub videos? oh yeah baby. why? because i am the ultimate youtuber. woo woo woo you know it dear cla
Ariel really shows her full throttle fulmer side in this series LIVING for it LMAOOOO (Can we also talk about how "driving in california" is only slightly less dangerous than giving birth EDRFGBH)
I can't tell you how happy I am about someone mentioning being autistic and how that affects how one experiences emotion so casually. I've rarely seen a realistic representation especially in autistic woman and this made me realize that I am not alone with this. Thank you so much.
"June & Poppy, Listen, on the other side of fear is the feeling of breathing again for the first time ever”.....Rachel, Ma'am, that does not only apply for your beautiful babes.....but for everyone. I will take this quote with me for a long time!! Thank you
Rachel: Today we try something that never got off the ground because the Try Guys are too afraid Way to go, Try Moms!!! (Nice to know that Rachel isn't above being punny when throwing shades at the guys)
This was absolutely wonderful, thank you! Especially to Rachel for that quote. It's gonna help me finish my last few days in college with SO much work to do.
I wanna give mad props to the instructors as well! They are with you during a death defying stunt and stay calm, kind and understanding through out it. I have quite a few friends in the profession and they all have endless energy and compassion.
I had to come back here after recent news making me worried to sort of, remind myself of how strong ariel is That even though everything seems and... probably is a mess right now,, they'll all be okay.
Can we please see more of Joey? She was so relateable to me from being on the spectrum and she was so funny. The negotiating with a 3yo thing made me cackle
So true. YOU are worth every effort you’re making in recovery. You are worthy, you are worthy, you are worthy. One step, one moment at a time. You will get to the other side!
I know that the Moms videos don’t get as many views but please DONT STOP MAKING THEM! They are inspiring, meaningful, and motivational. I’m so glad Try Moms are on this channel!
this made me cry. hearing ariel and rachel talk about fear and the juxtaposition of them just free falling facing their fears made me so emotional. so much love for them.
Genuinely one of the best videos y'all have *EVER* done. I have not cried happy tears in years. Thank you Rachel. Your message to June and Poppy was apparently something have been needing to hear. Holy shit this was a masterpiece. Not since Eugene's coming out have I been so moved. --And the pure joy you gave me, especially after this past week in America.... thank you.
Rachel and Ariel have the ability to make my childless, hyper-ambitious, 23-year-old ass tear up and happy cry literally no matter what they're doing in a video.
Joey speaking openly about being autistic brought me so much joy. I'm in my twenties and just recently found out that I am autistic, and seeing and hearing her just made me feel so incredible.
This honest to god had me crying. I’m currently still crying. You’re all brave humans for real, being a mom is the hardest and most terrifying thing, you are indeed keeping little innocent beings alive in an unpredictable world and life. I love how your motherhood and this brave jump you all took together weaves together. I’m crying because I want to be brave in my life, and I feel inspired hearing and watching you all do that. ❤️
The view there, when you're that high up, really is quite breathtaking (no pun intended). I went skydiving there & the instructor I was tandem with pointed out a bunch of different things on the way down (apparently he learned about the different places around there & directions of places so he could tell people, if they wanted, on their way down)! Skydiving is so much fun! I highly recommend it! 😸
Rewatching to support these incredible women. It was great to meet Kira - what a positive attitude and fun personality. Ariel always going first, proving just how strong she is, got me emotional. So proud of her. Obsessed with Joey. She’s a powerhouse who isn’t afraid to be herself and speak her mind. Try Moms for life! And Rachel again being the most incredible and supportive friend
I was so excited to see another autistic person represented. I love how diverse the Try team is. I absolutely understand Joey and not knowing how to process fear. Thank you for opening up and trusting us with that information- I know personally with all the negativity around a diagnosis, it can be so hard to be open and just be. Lots of love from the autism community ❤️❤️❤️
I love Ariel's energy! Whether its being a mom, a wife, or a badass, she embraces the adventure of life! I wish I had been that positive back when I was at her stage of life.
This video made me BAWL (granted im on my period) but seeing these incredible humans who have done incredible things release and drive through such a breath taking experience just touched my heart. Especially since the recent news. Im so grateful for these women being on this platform as a young woman I am forever grateful for women like you leading and carving the path for my generation. Thank you Try Moms.
14:34..... Whoever added this sound to Rachels fall and speech.... I bow down to you because I feel like I saw the best Marvel movie super hero moment! Congratulations ladies you guys really showed us scared cats how it's done!!!!!
1) Joey is too damn cute! 2) I can already imagine Kira taking her son skydiving for his 18th birthday lol 3) All this time I thought Ned was intense, but really, he was just increasing his intensity to keep up with Ariel! 4) Rachel talking about the weak pelvic floors had me in stiches! 5) I'm as chicken as the Try Guys and I'm not afraid to admit it lol.
that looks SO fun happy mothers day to all the try moms! edit: i'm listening to the part where rachel told a message to her kids and oh my gosh it is making me cry. you're all so positive and brave and i absolutely love that about you guys. it's just so amazing to watch all of you strong women be even stronger and face your fears. it's incredibly inspiring
Wow, at the end I just started crying. I don't really know why, but Rachel's words about breathing again on the other side of fear really hit me. Another great video, ladies! And NO ONE PEED! AWESOME!! I've always wanted to go sky diving, but I have to lose a lot of weight first. Maybe for my 90th birthday, like that one lady lol hehe
I loved everything about this. The videography and editing were absolutely stunning. Mad props to the moms, the instructors, the camera crew, and the Try crew for this masterpiece.
All of their sentiments - especially Rachel’s - have me in tears this morning! I lost my mom when I was a teenager, but watching these mom’s spread such positive messages is just so impactful. Amazing job, ladies!
I don’t know how it feels to lose a parent but we can share my mom!! I’m an only girl and I’m sure she’ll be thrilled for another girl Lol seriously you have a family right here on TH-cam. Whenever you need us, we’ll be here suga!! Love you lots❤️❤️❤️
I was so anxious before Ariel jumped and by the time Rachel jumped I was full on crying! I am so proud of all these women! Who knew a sky diving video could make me feel so many emotions...
With everything going on right now, seeing mothers having this much power and autonomy over what happens to their bodies is really powerful and emotional. 😭
this was masterfully crafted.. I literally did NOTHING else but watch, so focused. beautiful. I cried. ugh. love the try moms! so proud of themmmm for doing this!
I'm so incredibly proud of being a woman because of role models like them! I never thought the try "guys" will be able to give us role models and idols to respect and look up to! Thank you for this video!
@@kingblanketfort Role models for US. People that have lives like us. Not everyone can relate to the same things so seeing a woman as a role model does not knock a males ability to be one for someone else.
Whenever Rachel is in a video, she always says one thing that makes me cry 😭 the other side of fear is the feeling of breathing again for the first time
I have wanted to go sky diving my whole life. It was going to be my plan for my 18th and 21st birthdays. Never got around to it. Here I am 36, married, two kids later…this was the most empowers I have ever felt about it. Tears welling up I my eyes while smiling. I’M DOING IT. This has given me so much hope. Thank you ladies!
There is something so moving to me whenever I watch the Try Moms. Seeing other mums getting out there and showing there is a world and life beyond laundry and bath time, that we are still individuals too is something that touches deep every time
I hope Rachel knows how impactful she is for so many people. June and Poppy are CRAZY lucky to have her as a mom!!! These moms were ABSOLUTE bad ass moms!!! I loveeeeee the Try Moms series and we NEED more!!!!!
I cried. This was a terrifyingly beautiful episode. Still scared of skydiving but I’m so happy you shared this with us. Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers
I have never had the slightest interest in skydiving until this video. I don't think I'll go out of my way to try to do this, but I no longer think it's an "absolutely not" in my life! Already interested in paragliding or whatever the Try Guys have tried before. Also ziplining. And, honestly, skydiving seems much better than bungie jumping.
saaame TBH; ziplining (or rock climbing if you're more athletic) is a great first step! It seems scary when you're on the ledge, but those cables could probably hold and stop a bear the same way they're meant to hold and stop a person, not to mention it's GORGEOUS cause you actually have time to see everything (and i imagine paragliding also gives you that opportunity)
I thought so too! And could you imagine doing their job? They literally change people's lives. They get to be a part of that every day. That must be amazing.
Watching this with my 2 kids on my lap, in the middle of my second miscarriage, and Rachel hits me with her “on the other side of fear…” talk, and now I’m crying, but in maybe a good way. Loved this episode.
I was over here having a “casually watching TH-cam” time, laughing at the Wives and Keith and the instructors when Ariel was shown how to turn the parachutes and felt… *The joy of being shown something amazing.* A thrilling and insightful and incredible video this was. I am SUPER thankful for this unconventional Mother’s Day video! ❤️
I cried watching this, skydiving and giving birth are two of my biggest fears and seeing women overcoming it, thriving like you do was just beautiful. I have anxiety and fear kind of run my life but i always try to push through it because you know we only have one life. Happy mothers day to you amazing beautiful women ❤
Rachel is a mother this world needs. I admire her bravery, knowledge and humor. I love all the moms, but Rachel is my favorite, with Ariel in a close second. Much love to the Try Moms!! 🥰🧡🥰🧡🥰🧡
Rachel’s quote, “on the other side of fear is the feeling of breathing for the first time ever,” might have changed my life just now very heavily. 14 days into eating disorder recovery and her saying that really reassured me that I can do this :)
I wish you the best with your recovery 💖 I’m sure you can do it!
Sending you lots of love!! You’re powerful and you got this
You go girl!! Don't give up!
You are doing amazing! I’m wishing you the most success. You’ve got this!
you can do it! your progress is something to be proud of 💖
Joey saying that negotiating with a three year old is harder than overcoming the fear of skydiving is bringing me tears of laughter
It was the most relatable and truthful statement about being a mom, though. That’s exactly how I feel.
I'M CRYING LAUGHING TOO WTF I LOVE HER ENERGY AND WHEN SHE SAID COWABUNGA
I'm terrified of heights and the thought of skydiving makes me nauseous....but as a mom, I agree with her 100%
I’m not a mom, but I teach preschool, and she’s not wrong.
100 percent!
Joey’s “throwaway” line talking about being autistic and how it causes her to process emotions differently really hit home for me. As an autistic woman myself, it’s so incredible to see us out in the world, open about our authentic selves, thriving and defying societal expectations. Much love to all you ladies, thanks for being role models to us all. Happy Mother’s Day!
It made me happy as an autistic woman that she spoke about her experience.
THIS. i'm also autistic and seeing joey talk about her autism just made my heart sing. i'm so happy that she is living her most authentic life and being the badass autistic queen that she is. happy mothers' day to all of us autistic mothers everywhere! 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
yeah we know everyone has autism now
Yes! As someone fairly new to discovering I'm autistic, I appreciated this, too!
Yes! It's awesome to see other autistic people - particularly other autistic women - out there doing stuff like this!
As an autistic person, it's so cool to me to see someone (especially a mother) being so open with her diagnosis and not having it (negatively) affect her experience or have it stop her from having good friends. Thanks so much to Joey and the Try Team for consistent representation of people who are usually overlooked or stereotyped, and for challenging every expectation set before them!
I loved that part! Just a simple matter of fact and explanation. (Very typical for a fellow autie.) But super awesome to see from a (presumably) primarily allistic group.
I was so happy to see some form of representation of female autistics 🥲
@@jesslikescoffee24 exactly
she cracked me up like I literally spat out my water from laughing. need to see more of her!
Same. Especially as a minority. I'm thrilled.
This was so unexpectedly moving -- especially Rom's thoughtfulness to prompt Rachel to say something to June & Poppy as they floated down. Loved every single second of this.
SAME! Cried through it.
@@suew1139 I did too. I was like, "Why is this so moving?" It was so beautiful and inspiring.
So nice he reminded her during the adrenaline why they did this! Inspiring moment came from it ❤️
I just wrote down Rachel’s quote and stuck it to my wall: “On the other side of fear is the feeling of breathing again for the first time ever.” What a profoundly beautiful thought. I had so much secondhand joy watching these amazing women have this wonderful, deep, primal experience. It was just so lovely-thank you, ladies, for sharing this jump with us!
I shall do this too!
I'm actually considering on having that tattooed...
That was so beautifully captured
it genuinely made me tear up , it’s exactly what i needed to hear right now !
I started crying when Rachel jumped and when she said this quote it just really hit me in the feels. ❤. I respect her openness and her vulnerability.
Joey's casual mention of her Autism and alexithymia was the exact representation I needed to be more vocal about my ASD and ADHD diagnoses in my own life. SUCH empowering women!!!
We’ve gotta talk about it! So many women go undiagnosed that I use whatever opportunities I have to point out any traits to spread some awareness and help others to identify whether they might also be on the spectrum ❤️
When she mentioned alexithymia, I was like, "wait, that's a thing? it explains SO MUCH!"
I throw it out in casual conversations now. I love that she brought it up because I had/have no fear trying new things. I didn't even know I had heights issues until I was rock climbing and couldn't move half way up
I LOVED THIS YES OMG WHAT I WOMAN I WANNA BE HER FRIEND😭😭💕
Yess! I was soooo happy to see this!
When my brother turned 18 he wanted to go skydiving, but my mom was too scared to let him go by himself. So even though she has a fear of heights she went skydiving with him because she couldn't bear sitting at home wondering if he's still alive lol they both had a great time in the end
That's so amazing!
That is too cute 😭
That is such a mom thing to do! 😂
mom’s are incredible
I’ve seen sky diving videos before but this one terrified me the most. Usually you only see the people falling but you don’t see what they’d re seeing. Here seeing how high up they were Omg. So scary
When you’re up there you actually don’t even realize the distance it doesn’t feel high at all it’s very strange
The editing while waiting for Ariel to jump first was EPIC. I felt her anxiety and the building tension was just *chefs kiss* perfection.
I'm terrified of doing this so I was already pretty keyed up, but still haha
@@nikkoschooler4977 for anyone else feeling scared, I agree! You're so high up it doesn't really feel too scary anymore, cos you can barely see the buildings or anything.
Honestly that made me want to do it even more. I’ve had skydiving at the very top of my bucket list for like 5yrs but haven’t had a chance to actually do it yet
I clicked on this thinking, "Ooo, fun!" And then proceeded to cry through most of the second half of the video. This was unexpectedly emotional, powerful, and utterly empowering. Well done, ladies. Truly. Being a mother is capital H Hard, and we are all amazing creatures. Thank you for this!
Same! I have no idea why but I started crying too but also laughing and felt so proud. I still feel choked up!
Her incredible clarity and joy and love was very powerful. I hope you’re doing well.
Same. I got choked up and i was sitting here like why am I crying?!
Seeing that skydiving has far less fatalities than so many other things is reassuring. Giving birth is way more dangerous and these ladies have already overcome that.
Giving birth in a hospital versus not in a hospital plays a big part here, though.
No good excuse for the number of maternal fatalities in the U.S. And the numbers are going to climb a lot higher if the Supreme Court robs women of our reproductive rights 🤬😢
@@originalmb7625 no. Giving birth is risky no matter where you have your baby.
Yes it is relatively safe, but I still lost my friend in a skydiving accident :(.
actually the us has one of the highest infant/mother mortality rates and it has to do with their shitty healthcare system on top of black and brown mothers rates being higher as well
They totally deserve to do something like this, I love the fact that they add more of everyone in their channel instead of just the four guys! It shows how much they appreciate their coworkers and families!
I'm sure it allows the guys to focus on more projects since they share the channel and allow others to shine too❤️
it's so wild to think that this is something that started with four guys who were the ones willing to try something for a video at buzzfeed. to see how much they've grown since then is just incredible, it's really become it's own try universe now. it's wonderful to see them highlight others and give the audience such a wide range of great content.
They deserve to do it off-camera or on another channel, not on here
Yup! I'm loving the growth from Try Guys to Try Fam!
@@QueenofWheels if it was always the guys the content would get old, boring, they’d burn out much quicker and run through ideas. Having a variety of shows and cast members on the channel helps with their growth and keeps them creating content. If u don’t like these videos you could always ignore them, I dont watch Eugenes animal videos.
“On the other side of fear is the feeling of breathing again for the first time ever”. Idk why but that hit me so hard and now I’m sitting here crying. Kudos to these incredible, fearless, badass women for not only skydiving, but for all the amazing things they do on a day-to-day basis. Hope they, and all the mommas reading this, have a wonderful Mother’s Day!
Same!!!
I immediately started tearing up at that!
Also in tears from that moment. So proud of the Try Moms
My husband and I both cried when she said it. Such a powerful statement 💖
Rachel is so eloquent, I don't know how she came up with that on the spot in the middle of a skydive!
Rachel’s response to the guy telling her to say something for her kids is so pure. The way she said, “Oh, June and Poppy,” it was like “oh, I know them!”
Moms are so cool
I hope after all this settles down Ariel can continue to make TryMom videos (edit: if she wants; if she wants to totally step out of the public eye, I totally understand). Her and Rachel are always my absolute favorite perspectives
I really hope so too! She is so awesome. I know it may be especially hard if she does choose to stay with Ned. A lot of people may give her a hard time about it online. I really hope whatever she does that it works out and she's happy. Even if that means she leaves the public eye
I couldn't see her staying with the try wives expesally which Alex as a lead producer
@@kara_jacques9042 they would definitely have to change the name but Alex wouldnt be an issue. She no longer works for the Try Guys
@@hahalove47 did she resign?
@@whatwhatwhatttttt it seems like she probably has. I bet they paid her very well too
I'm a 30-year-old man absolutely sobbing over this video. Maybe cause I've always wanted the elation and rush of skydiving, maybe cause I really miss my mom, maybe because of the absolute power units these moms are, maybe because of the fantastic editing and music. Good heckin' lord what an amazing video. (p.s. if the try guys need a guest to skydive with them, fly me out to Cali! If you need someone to pee their pants for the views, just give me a lot of water! lmaoooo)
Agreed! It was really beautiful and powerful
I'm a 31 year old gal and I was going to comment basically everything you just said. I'm not a mum so I don't know if it's because I've been following the try fam for a while now or if its just because skydiving is a dramatic experience but this video made me cry as well 🥲 the editing was amazing too like you say. Such inspirational women.
This is 100% me. I am terrified of heights and falling and I swore I would never ever do it.
That being said, I went with my brother and sister for their birthdays (18 and 30), they are usually the risk-takers in my family. I was so scared that I would pass out in the air. Actually, the higher up you go, the better (more reaction time). We went in New Jersey!
My siblings, the people who rock climb, snowboard, cliff jump and so much more... they were nervous. I honestly just remember seeing my sister, looking down as my instructor checked the straps one final time, and looking up to see her gone. My brave sister, scared out of her mind to jump? It wasn't a choice. I just thought I couldn't let her go alone.
It was the most exhilarating thing I have ever done in my life. Honestly, our mom almost seemed exasperated at dinner about how much we were talking about it afterward because of all of the energy in our system!! I have never felt adrenaline like that in my life and it was totally worth suppressing the anxiety and the fear It almost felt like nausea and pure euphoria at once, and honestly? I would do it again in a heartbeat.
My suggestion? Find a reputable place and go with an instructor!
Girl, Same!!! 34 and tears falling while making dinner for my family! i thought maybe i am just overly emotional so its nice to know I am not alone ❤
“On the other side of fear, is the feeling of breathing for the first time.” Rachel made me cry. You are amazing, girls! Thanks for this kind of content!
same here, that was so well put and it felt real and honest, ugh what an amazing group of women!
Well said.
Yeah I totally started crying too! Didn’t even know I had a cry in me. Wow
"You know who's not afraid? YOUR MOM"
Rachel is the best
I love her so much!
Joey had amazing vibes. Everyone's worried about the height and she is like meh... I deal with a toddler, this is just a plane jump 😂
we need more of joey!! i loved how open she was about being autistic and no one at all painted it in a negative light, the other moms even told her what the scary part was so she had a better understanding of the others' feelings in that situation. she's also asian, which i (as an asian person) was automatically a fan of. she just seems like such a cool, chill person to be around too!
Seriously, the best way to celebrate Mother's Day. Reclaiming your body as yours? Doing something scary but pulling it off like a boss? We're more then a mom and this shows it. Thank you.
Yes!!! When they said the part about reclaiming your body as yours I felt that! Great way to honor Mother’s Day
Rachel making sure Alex and Jake and Jonathan know she loves them before she gets on the plane 🥺
This was amazing! I’m so happy The Try Moms got to do this and we got to see it!
WHAT THE WHAT??? i am over 100 years old and still making youtub videos? oh yeah baby. why? because i am the ultimate youtuber. woo woo woo you know it dear cla
She really is the mom of the friend group!
Yea I cried at that point 🥹 she’s just the sweetest
Alex hugging her!! Try Team fr
Props to the editors! The different musical scores for each mom as they jumped, pertaining to how they are feeling about the jump. So good!!
Agreed, this is such an AMAZING video! :D
You're not "bad moms" you're "BADASS MOMS" 🔥
Ariel really shows her full throttle fulmer side in this series LIVING for it LMAOOOO
(Can we also talk about how "driving in california" is only slightly less dangerous than giving birth EDRFGBH)
Joey is a treasure and I loved her enthusiasm! (Also I’m surprised no one made a “Dry Moms” joke when they landed)
This comment... So good.
Same. I hope to see more of her. Her wit is amazing!
The more I watch this, the more I realize Ariel is a genderswap of literally all the try guys. She almost has more try guy energy than they do lmao
HAHAHA! She does 🤣
Ikr!
Def can see why her and Ned work so well together 💜
Lol we all knew that Full Throttle Fulmer doesn't only apply to Ned
They are the absolute coolest, bravest women. Rachel's message to her daughters was so beautiful, I cried.
The editing in this video is *chef’s kiss*!! Really makes you feel the intensity, nerves and thrill the Try Moms we’re going through! 💜
lol i had to pause a couple times cuz the intensity lol
I can't tell you how happy I am about someone mentioning being autistic and how that affects how one experiences emotion so casually. I've rarely seen a realistic representation especially in autistic woman and this made me realize that I am not alone with this. Thank you so much.
I think Try Guys should also try it🤔 Also Happy Mother’s Day!!!
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They were too afraid to try it
Agreed. Though I don't think Zac should due to his health.
@@jenitha1 Ned would probably do it cuz FLORIDA! Also his tendencies in decisions
"June & Poppy, Listen, on the other side of fear is the feeling of breathing again for the first time ever”.....Rachel, Ma'am, that does not only apply for your beautiful babes.....but for everyone. I will take this quote with me for a long time!! Thank you
Rachel: Today we try something that never got off the ground because the Try Guys are too afraid
Way to go, Try Moms!!! (Nice to know that Rachel isn't above being punny when throwing shades at the guys)
@@RlEmpireClips nah
It's like she forgot why she has a job and can pay her bills.
@@QueenofWheels truly she keeps them sane that's her job they wouldn't be there for her where they are today
Now that Try Moms have done it, I vote the Try Wives/Partners jump next to really put the pressure on the Guys.
And yes, I know that means Ariel would need to jump again but it sounds like she missed the first bit so she'd be reclaiming those first few seconds.
Including little details about Joey's experience as an autistic woman was so special to me. Thank you! Love you Try Family!!!
This was absolutely wonderful, thank you! Especially to Rachel for that quote. It's gonna help me finish my last few days in college with SO much work to do.
I wanna give mad props to the instructors as well! They are with you during a death defying stunt and stay calm, kind and understanding through out it. I have quite a few friends in the profession and they all have endless energy and compassion.
"this isn't going to be the hardest thing i do this week" is such a baller line before jumping out of a plane, she was so cool
“It’s like sitting on santas lap. But instead of presents you get kicked off a plane.” Best quote.
Not me crying. Rachel’s beautiful message to her girls with the sunset in the background was so amazing!
I had to come back here after recent news making me worried to sort of, remind myself of how strong ariel is
That even though everything seems and... probably is a mess right now,, they'll all be okay.
i know right
Ikr. Things are hard rn but she’ll push through. Ariel is a very strong woman❤️
Never expected that this would be the Try Guys video that made me cry, but here we are. Thank you, Try Moms, for everything you do.
Same!!!
Me too im so touched. Would love for this to be a series.
Yep I also cried. I love this content.
Glad I’m not the only one lmao
The moment Rachel started talking to June and Poppy made me really tear up
Can we please see more of Joey? She was so relateable to me from being on the spectrum and she was so funny. The negotiating with a 3yo thing made me cackle
Rachel’s message to her kids was so beautiful. Even I took something from that, my mental recovery is worth it cause the end result will be amazing.
So true. YOU are worth every effort you’re making in recovery. You are worthy, you are worthy, you are worthy. One step, one moment at a time. You will get to the other side!
You are absolutely worth the effort!
I know that the Moms videos don’t get as many views but please DONT STOP MAKING THEM! They are inspiring, meaningful, and motivational. I’m so glad Try Moms are on this channel!
this made me cry. hearing ariel and rachel talk about fear and the juxtaposition of them just free falling facing their fears made me so emotional. so much love for them.
Same here! I don't know why but I cried. So happy for them!
Genuinely one of the best videos y'all have *EVER* done. I have not cried happy tears in years. Thank you Rachel. Your message to June and Poppy was apparently something have been needing to hear. Holy shit this was a masterpiece. Not since Eugene's coming out have I been so moved. --And the pure joy you gave me, especially after this past week in America.... thank you.
I agree!
Rachel and Ariel have the ability to make my childless, hyper-ambitious, 23-year-old ass tear up and happy cry literally no matter what they're doing in a video.
Rachel is so well spoken, it’s amazing. Even after free falling she said something so beautiful in her message to June and Poppy 🥺
Joey speaking openly about being autistic brought me so much joy. I'm in my twenties and just recently found out that I am autistic, and seeing and hearing her just made me feel so incredible.
Welcome to the club! You’re right, we are incredible
This honest to god had me crying. I’m currently still crying. You’re all brave humans for real, being a mom is the hardest and most terrifying thing, you are indeed keeping little innocent beings alive in an unpredictable world and life. I love how your motherhood and this brave jump you all took together weaves together. I’m crying because I want to be brave in my life, and I feel inspired hearing and watching you all do that. ❤️
I so want to see the try guys react to this, especially Ned watching his wife do something so brave and dangerous!
When Rachel said “on the other side of fear is the feeling of breathing again for the first time ever”… I couldn’t help but cry.
Same here! Tears welled up in my eyes and now I can't stop sniffling.
Starting with the horseback riding I feel like we’re gonna see a whole “wild”new side of Ariel!. Also the view from that high must be so beautiful!
If you watch You Can Sit With Us you already know she’s wild.
The view there, when you're that high up, really is quite breathtaking (no pun intended). I went skydiving there & the instructor I was tandem with pointed out a bunch of different things on the way down (apparently he learned about the different places around there & directions of places so he could tell people, if they wanted, on their way down)! Skydiving is so much fun! I highly recommend it! 😸
Rewatching to support these incredible women.
It was great to meet Kira - what a positive attitude and fun personality.
Ariel always going first, proving just how strong she is, got me emotional. So proud of her.
Obsessed with Joey. She’s a powerhouse who isn’t afraid to be herself and speak her mind.
Try Moms for life!
And Rachel again being the most incredible and supportive friend
joey is iconic, i hope to see her in future try guys videos. loved the energy and fearlessness of these moms
I was so excited to see another autistic person represented. I love how diverse the Try team is. I absolutely understand Joey and not knowing how to process fear. Thank you for opening up and trusting us with that information- I know personally with all the negativity around a diagnosis, it can be so hard to be open and just be. Lots of love from the autism community ❤️❤️❤️
I love Ariel's energy! Whether its being a mom, a wife, or a badass, she embraces the adventure of life! I wish I had been that positive back when I was at her stage of life.
Joey is fast becoming one of my absolute favourite members of the extended Try Family! I love the energy she brings to these videos
This video made me BAWL (granted im on my period) but seeing these incredible humans who have done incredible things release and drive through such a breath taking experience just touched my heart. Especially since the recent news. Im so grateful for these women being on this platform as a young woman I am forever grateful for women like you leading and carving the path for my generation. Thank you Try Moms.
14:34..... Whoever added this sound to Rachels fall and speech.... I bow down to you because I feel like I saw the best Marvel movie super hero moment! Congratulations ladies you guys really showed us scared cats how it's done!!!!!
1) Joey is too damn cute!
2) I can already imagine Kira taking her son skydiving for his 18th birthday lol
3) All this time I thought Ned was intense, but really, he was just increasing his intensity to keep up with Ariel!
4) Rachel talking about the weak pelvic floors had me in stiches!
5) I'm as chicken as the Try Guys and I'm not afraid to admit it lol.
"On the other side of fear, is the feeling of breathing again for the first time ever" that is possibly the most calming statement ever
that looks SO fun happy mothers day to all the try moms!
edit: i'm listening to the part where rachel told a message to her kids and oh my gosh it is making me cry. you're all so positive and brave and i absolutely love that about you guys. it's just so amazing to watch all of you strong women be even stronger and face your fears. it's incredibly inspiring
Why did this make me so emotional? This was amazing, ladies!
Anything with the try moms are always a little emotional, always makes me tear up
Wow, at the end I just started crying. I don't really know why, but Rachel's words about breathing again on the other side of fear really hit me. Another great video, ladies! And NO ONE PEED! AWESOME!! I've always wanted to go sky diving, but I have to lose a lot of weight first. Maybe for my 90th birthday, like that one lady lol hehe
I loved everything about this. The videography and editing were absolutely stunning. Mad props to the moms, the instructors, the camera crew, and the Try crew for this masterpiece.
All of their sentiments - especially Rachel’s - have me in tears this morning! I lost my mom when I was a teenager, but watching these mom’s spread such positive messages is just so impactful. Amazing job, ladies!
I don’t know how it feels to lose a parent but we can share my mom!! I’m an only girl and I’m sure she’ll be thrilled for another girl Lol seriously you have a family right here on TH-cam. Whenever you need us, we’ll be here suga!! Love you lots❤️❤️❤️
I was so anxious before Ariel jumped and by the time Rachel jumped I was full on crying! I am so proud of all these women! Who knew a sky diving video could make me feel so many emotions...
I don't know which make me laugh harder, Rachel's description as "Braver than the try guys" and the epic NO ONE PEED in the end lololol
With everything going on right now, seeing mothers having this much power and autonomy over what happens to their bodies is really powerful and emotional. 😭
Rachel's “On the other side of fear is the feeling of breathing again for the first time ever” got me teary-eyed. This was such a great video!!!
Dude I'm STILL crying. Idk why that hit me so hard! Well, maybe I do, but I never expected a try video to make me so emotional!
Same 🥹🥹🥹
this was masterfully crafted.. I literally did NOTHING else but watch, so focused. beautiful. I cried. ugh. love the try moms! so proud of themmmm for doing this!
I'm so incredibly proud of being a woman because of role models like them! I never thought the try "guys" will be able to give us role models and idols to respect and look up to! Thank you for this video!
Yeah cuz god forbid guys be role models right? What are you trying to say here?
Eugene is more of a role model. I am a woman, and just being a woman doesn't make you unique.
@@kingblanketfort Role models for US. People that have lives like us. Not everyone can relate to the same things so seeing a woman as a role model does not knock a males ability to be one for someone else.
Whenever Rachel is in a video, she always says one thing that makes me cry 😭 the other side of fear is the feeling of breathing again for the first time
ariel is too cool for ned
"peeing my pants in my worst case scenario. we've all got weak pelvic floors and we're really concerned about it!" I love Rachel XD
I think Ariel has seized the title of "Full-Throttle Fulmer" from Ned
I have wanted to go sky diving my whole life. It was going to be my plan for my 18th and 21st birthdays. Never got around to it. Here I am 36, married, two kids later…this was the most empowers I have ever felt about it. Tears welling up I my eyes while smiling. I’M DOING IT. This has given me so much hope. Thank you ladies!
UPDATE US !
Please don’t delete this video! It’s my favorite!!!
There is something so moving to me whenever I watch the Try Moms. Seeing other mums getting out there and showing there is a world and life beyond laundry and bath time, that we are still individuals too is something that touches deep every time
Joey is the mvp for doing this 3 months after having a baby
Edit. And she didn’t pee herself!
I was SO sure it would happen. My baby basically fell out of there like yesterday
Rachel: I didn't pee but I thought about it
Never have there been a more perfect description of skydiving
Joey is such an icon
"The hardest part of my day is not gonna be this, it's gonna be negotiating with my 3year old"
I hope Rachel knows how impactful she is for so many people. June and Poppy are CRAZY lucky to have her as a mom!!! These moms were ABSOLUTE bad ass moms!!! I loveeeeee the Try Moms series and we NEED more!!!!!
This is probably my favorite video. I absolutely love the mom's and their courage. It is inspiring. The editing was amazing. Thank you for this!
I cried. This was a terrifyingly beautiful episode. Still scared of skydiving but I’m so happy you shared this with us. Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers
I'm not the only one!
Same this video really made something with my emotions
I have never had the slightest interest in skydiving until this video. I don't think I'll go out of my way to try to do this, but I no longer think it's an "absolutely not" in my life! Already interested in paragliding or whatever the Try Guys have tried before. Also ziplining. And, honestly, skydiving seems much better than bungie jumping.
saaame TBH; ziplining (or rock climbing if you're more athletic) is a great first step! It seems scary when you're on the ledge, but those cables could probably hold and stop a bear the same way they're meant to hold and stop a person, not to mention it's GORGEOUS cause you actually have time to see everything (and i imagine paragliding also gives you that opportunity)
"And this is how the Try mom's will celebrate mother's day" LOVE IT
"Yeah, that's the first joke. Hang on. There's five more." completely took me out for some reason lmao
When Rachel addressed June & Poppy…I immediately started crying.
Girls, if you read this sometime in the not too distant future, your mom is a badass.
All of the people working at that flight school seemed SO professional and wonderful
I thought so too! And could you imagine doing their job? They literally change people's lives. They get to be a part of that every day. That must be amazing.
Watching this with my 2 kids on my lap, in the middle of my second miscarriage, and Rachel hits me with her “on the other side of fear…” talk, and now I’m crying, but in maybe a good way. Loved this episode.
Sending love 💕 you’ve got this, mama
Didn't expect this video to make me emotional but the mom's talking about their strength really got me
I’m so afraid of heights, when they said 10 fatalities out of a bunch, my brain was like “an that’s 10 too many” 😂
Ariel, if you can do THIS, you can do anything. We love you, we support you, we hope you're doing as well as you can be. 💕💕
I was over here having a “casually watching TH-cam” time, laughing at the Wives and Keith and the instructors when Ariel was shown how to turn the parachutes and felt… *The joy of being shown something amazing.*
A thrilling and insightful and incredible video this was. I am SUPER thankful for this unconventional Mother’s Day video! ❤️
The little triceratops on the mama Triceratops though :D. So cute! Whoever came up with that graphic is amazing!!!
I cried watching this, skydiving and giving birth are two of my biggest fears and seeing women overcoming it, thriving like you do was just beautiful. I have anxiety and fear kind of run my life but i always try to push through it because you know we only have one life. Happy mothers day to you amazing beautiful women ❤
Rachel is a mother this world needs. I admire her bravery, knowledge and humor. I love all the moms, but Rachel is my favorite, with Ariel in a close second. Much love to the Try Moms!! 🥰🧡🥰🧡🥰🧡
Joey simultaneously reminds me of a Total Drama character and someone who’d star in the office. I LOVE HER! I hope she’s back soon:))