The ferry incident was horrific, they kept on telling the students to go back into their rooms. A US Navy ship said they will go help as they were right there but they had to get permission and were turned down. Awful, awful
Not to mention, no authorities helped and watching as they died. The parents wanted to go out there and help their kids but they weren’t allowed to. The videos of the kids last moments, was horrific to watch. Those kids were failed :(
One of the most heart wrenching parts about the Sewol ferry to me was hearing about the young school couple. They tied a singular life jacket together because some part of them knew they were going to die and others reported that they said they wanted to be together in the afterlife. They had to take their bodies apart to bring them to the surface, and the rescuer who found them cried thinking about the fact that they felt so desperate to stay together.
that one with the plane crash is so sad, he was so happy to land and was saying waah beta waah, mauj kar di (which means: that's dope dude) and seconds later his life is cut short.
Just wanna mention that Kyle had been told his grandfather was critically ill, airport security held him up to the point of missing his flight, he begged them and told them to let him catch the flight but they refused, which triggered his manic episode for which he hadn’t had in years. Not to mention his dog that helped him through his bipolar disorder dying not long before along with another relative. It’s truly a sad story, and eye opening to how the mentally ill struggle and what can happen if they don’t receive help, empathy and aid.
As an RN who is state certified to teach classes on mental illness and developmental disabilities, as well as someone who has Bipolar II, I don't believe it was a Manic episode being triggered. That isn't how mania works. When triggered, it still takes weeks or months for most people to have an actual episode, unless they are a rapid cycler (having four or more episodes of mania per year), in which case, it could take hours or days for the manic episode to occur. By your statement, he hadn't had one in years, thus he wasn't a rapid cycler, and in any case, once triggered, episodes don't begin immediately. They stated he required treatment with Narcan at the scene, so they must have suspected an intoxicant. They were unsuccessful, so I am guessing he probably used a stimulant, rather than a narcotic. It's just a theory. Narcan only works on opioids. Meth and other stimulant type drugs would also explain his behavior. Of course, that makes it no less sad, and it doesn't take away his Bipolar diagnosis or the need for mental health awareness. It would just be odd that his family would have let him go off on his own to the airport if they had noticed manic behaviors hours earlier, which they would have done with a true manic trigger. After all, the stress began when his dog died, then he was told that his grandfather was ill. Those are the triggering events for people with Bipolar I. Add lack of sleep or drug and alcohol use, and he would have shown symptoms much sooner than that night.
@@jenx5870 I respect your professional opinion, but as someone who's had to call 911 for 3 of their friends due to a marijuana induced manic episode, I find this man's case to be very similar to what I've encountered, especially since it's specified he "self medicated" his mental disorders with said substance. The stress of his dog and grandpa on top of the paranoia that comes with the substance abuse could've easily made him snap
@@drewvanzee6433 your friends could have just happened to have went into one while you were there. it could take weeks or months for it to occur, you just happened to be there when it did. it doesn't mean they smoked and then had a manic episode right then and there. im sure they had been smoking for months, probably years prior to that.
About the third one, it was just really sad because first it's pretty understandable to be frustrated for missing a flight to visit a dying loved one, and secondly it was also shown in his social media that his dog who has been helping him with his mental issues had passed away. Just heart wrenching
I've been watching true crime documentaries and videos since forever and have seen so many but the Sewol ferry case is genuinely one of the cases that stuck with me and one of the few cases that made me cry, may their souls rest in peace.
@@mckennadishongh2160 yeah definitely it was negligence all around, but i just cant get over how the captain told everyone to stay put and just jumped ship
Whoever is reading this, I wanted to say I hope you have a great day and that God loves you so much that He sent His son, Jesus, to die on a cross for your sins and He rose again from the dead three days later. God Bless! And also, He doesn't want you to go to Hell, but He wants you to go to Heaven with Him but you have to be Saved. How do I get Saved you might ask? Here are the steps below on how to get Saved! 1. Believe that God sent His Son (Jesus) to die on a cross for your sins and that He rose again from the dead 3 days later. 2. Confess to Jesus that you are a sinner and ask forgiveness for your sins and Turn away from your sins. If you sin again after asking forgiveness of that sin, ask forgiveness again and try not to do it ever again. Jesus will forgive you! 3. Ask Jesus to come into your heart and your life and for Him to be your Lord and Savior forever. 4. Build a Personal Relationship with Jesus by Praying and Reading the Bible daily and Live for Him Forever. I'm Praying for you and you are loved (Romans 10:9-13)
today is the 10th anniversary of the sewol sinking. this story was really sad when i learned about it, because it was clear that there was much more that could have been done. people in charge failed to work with initiative and killed so many as a result. my heart still goes out to the families.
Whoever is reading this, I wanted to say I hope you have a great day and that God loves you so much that He sent His son, Jesus, to die on a cross for your sins and He rose again from the dead three days later. God Bless! And also, He doesn't want you to go to Hell, but He wants you to go to Heaven with Him but you have to be Saved. How do I get Saved you might ask? Here are the steps below on how to get Saved! 1. Believe that God sent His Son (Jesus) to die on a cross for your sins and that He rose again from the dead 3 days later. 2. Confess to Jesus that you are a sinner and ask forgiveness for your sins and Turn away from your sins. If you sin again after asking forgiveness of that sin, ask forgiveness again and try not to do it ever again. Jesus will forgive you! 3. Ask Jesus to come into your heart and your life and for Him to be your Lord and Savior forever. 4. Build a Personal Relationship with Jesus by Praying and Reading the Bible daily and Live for Him Forever. I'm Praying for you and you are loved (Romans 10:9-13)
the whole sewol story makes me so upset because the captain & every other adult on that ferry did NOTHING to help those students. instead they saved themselves. its so heartbreaking & gut wrenching to know that all of this couldve been avoided if the “crew” wasnt so self centered. rest in peace to all the angels on that ferry.
@@brusselsproutses letting women and children go first wasn't actually as much of a commonplace back then in such situations as some would believe it to be. Titanic was more of an outlier
There was actually a young female teacher who helped some of the kids escape the ferry. Sadly, she died after going back in to try to save more kids. I think she was only in her early 20s. She was a true hero and barely an adult herseld but had more bravery in her heart than any other adult on that ship.
So weird to kill someone because you think them having your baby will ruin your life. As if a murder conviction won't? And a kid is only 18 years of responsibility, but a murder conviction is usually much longer. What goes through people's heads?
not to mention, there’s so many other solutions! abortion, adoption, child support payments or simply manning up and taking care of your child. no reason that situation had to end in the loss of a young life like that.
@@angelicRem those solutions wouldn't get him money, what he wanted was insurance money. He was never going to take care of the child because money is worth more to him than life.
24:00 this was so hurtful because the message was telling people to stay put while the captain and assistants already de-boarded. The SK govt denied help from US NAVY DIVE AND RECOVER FORCES (which happened to be passing nearby) because they thought it would make SK look weak. Parents heard of the news, and went to where the ferry had sank. The SK coast guard (or equivalent) did not make any attempts to rescue those that were stuck. They kept boating around the wreckage and ever did anything more. This year BTS released Spring Day which chorus is basically "I miss you, I miss you" and it is still likely charting as the song holds deep emotional ties for the ferry tragedy. Such disgusting negligence. They all had life vests too, if they had gone to the deck then they could have been saved, but the announcement said to stay put. So tragic. SO MUCH life was lost.
if any boat is sinking get a vest and get to the surface ... ignore what staff tells you , unless its in regards to boarding lifeboats .. otherwise ignore them, if the boat sinks and you are inside.. you WILL die .
for the sewol tragedy, the message that everyone heard was telling them to stay on board and that whatever was happening would be fine. while it was playing, the captain and some other adults had already gotten off the ferry. the reason the kids stayed is because the adults who were supposed to protect and watch them were saying that they’d be okay, and they trusted that they would be. in the video you can hear that, as time goes on, the kids realized they were actually sinking, but couldn’t do much by that point. there were even two students who tied themselves together so they wouldn’t drift apart after they died, because they knew they wouldn’t make it. that’s why it was such a tragedy, it should’ve been something that had little to no casualties, but the captain was selfish enough to let hundreds of children die because he wanted to live. sk has a day of remembrance on every anniversary. it never should have happened, but i’m glad they (sk) don’t let it be forgotten, and i hope all 304 people who passed are living happily wherever they may be and as another comment says, today (April 16) is the 10th anniversary of the tragedy. research the incident if you can, and let the victims stories live further than they had, it’s only right to allow the tragedy to prevent another
the crew wasn't the only one at fault but the SK govt too. they denied help from us navy force that happened to be passing nearby because they thought it would make SK look weak.
Whoever is reading this, I wanted to say I hope you have a great day and that God loves you so much that He sent His son, Jesus, to die on a cross for your sins and He rose again from the dead three days later. God Bless! And also, He doesn't want you to go to Hell, but He wants you to go to Heaven with Him but you have to be Saved. How do I get Saved you might ask? Here are the steps below on how to get Saved! 1. Believe that God sent His Son (Jesus) to die on a cross for your sins and that He rose again from the dead 3 days later. 2. Confess to Jesus that you are a sinner and ask forgiveness for your sins and Turn away from your sins. If you sin again after asking forgiveness of that sin, ask forgiveness again and try not to do it ever again. Jesus will forgive you! 3. Ask Jesus to come into your heart and your life and for Him to be your Lord and Savior forever. 4. Build a Personal Relationship with Jesus by Praying and Reading the Bible daily and Live for Him Forever. I'm Praying for you and you are loved (Romans 10:9-13)
I was in Korea when that ferry sank, the reaction to it was like nothing I’ve ever seen. I remember 9/11 in the states, people were angry and scared. I didn’t hear a Korean person speak more than three or four words for days after the sinking. An entire nation seemed to be mourning as if they were their own children.
2:40 People were telling Taylor she was going to get herself killed, not because she road motorcycles, but because she had a history of performing reckless stunts at reckless speeds on public roads. I don't personally care what risks people decide to take with their own lives, but she was someone that took risks that included other peoples lives.
My partner who has been riding for almost 15 years (and is a bike mechanic) has never been told he's going to get himself killed riding... Because everyone he knew that cared knew that he was a safe rider. Of course, Taylor never deserved to die, but people were trying to tell her that she will get herself killed doing stupid things, not just because she rides a bike. And as Tuv said, for the love of God please wear motorbike gear. It IS the difference between life or death sometimes
The Taylor Jean Skromme incident is just downright disturbing and sad to me. It's as if the universe watched the video she posted and decided to make a little "joke."
@@ConsistentlyInconsistent21 You're actually sick. Of course there's risks, no shit. Everything has risks. Even if she wasn't being careful it's still devastating and her death is tragic.
I feel the Ally Kostial had worse faith. Getting killed by someome u trust because their future could've started to develop with their baby... Just downright sick from boyfriends side
The Sewol tragedy is something that could have 100% avoided in the first place, but even after the emergency started, the captain, coast guard, and south korean government wasted so much time when the passengers could have been saved before it became too dangerous. US navy ships in the area were even offering to help, but it was denied. The parents and local boaters showed up and were denied access to the waters until it was far too late. It's something that always brings me to tears, those kids, most of the crew, and the other passengers were failed completely by the current SK government at the time in order to save face. The amount of trauma that could have been avoided by one person doing the right thing.
I have just learned about this while watching this video. I am going to learn more b/c I it is disgusting that so many turned a blind eye to such a situation.
10:11 context that I don’t think you included: his loving dog, quicksilver had unfortunately passed away not to long before this happened. He is trying to get on the flight because he got news about how I believe his grandfather was very sick. He rushed to go see him, unfortunately he missed his flight. I believe he suffers from bipolar disorder. All this stress with his deceased dog, and believing his grandfather might die too, bound together with his missed flight broke him, causing him to go into an extreme manic episode, trying to force the door open, trying to break the glass to get outside, and attempting to catch a ride with the now moving plane. Rip 🕊️
Sadly, way too many people with bipolar disorder think "I've been fine for a while, so I don't need to take my mood stabilizers." I say this as someone who was on a mood stabilizer for a while. (I don't have BPD, they just suspected it at the time.) I've seen too many people ruin their lives because they want to pretend it's not a chronic medical condition. Do people with type 1 diabetes stop taking insulin? Do people with clotting disorders stop taking their blood thinners? No, unless they wanna die. So take your mood stabilizers unless you wanna die.
for the korean ferry incident. there’s soooo much more to the story. you should definitely make a video about it because there’s a bunch of stuff more that you could say about this bc of how much coverage there is about it.
@@myourii5918that’s a speculation and one of the many stories of kids on that boat. I remember just trying to learn about the students as human beings. Stories families shared of talented singers, best friends, shy transfer students, athletes. It’s truly heartbreaking.
When my mom was on break from her job, she took a Yeti Airlines flight in the 90s with her best friend in Nepal. No seatbelts, rickety, overall extremely dangerous (After some googling, I think it was a type of Harbin Y-12). The Sonu Jaiswal one shook me because that could have been my mom. Her plane was in way worse shape in terrible conditions and she made it. Just makes you realize that life can be over in a second even if it's not your fault. Love Life.
my dad was a motorbike lover. he died in a crash. first death in my state in 2014. Jan 1. no speeding, no being dangerous, fully geared, not hung over. he was heading to the airport (again) because his flight to the mines kept getting delayed due to a hurricane. he was just tired. If you even slightly tired and you have a car. use it. Dont drive tired at all, but REALLY dont drive tired on a motorbike
In early 2014 my super sweet co worker expressed that she was tired of riding her motorcycle to work every morning. She died on her way to work early the next morning. Everyone was devastated. The Taylor story is just so heartbreaking. Rest in peace. 💔
I’m currently enrolled in a CSI class and I got to meet a police chief who shared a story of when he used to work in technology or whatever how he used an apple watch to hunt down a killer. crazy what specialists can do!
Motorcycles have scared me ever since I was a kid. I rode on the back of one with a family who was not very responsible with it, and I was scared to death. Also lost a friend who was killed in a motorcycle accident, even with him wearing the proper helmet and gear. I’ll never get on one ever again.
The mother releasing the video of the two boys in the car is a good thing. It made me think about when I was 17 a good friend of mine was killed in a snowmobile accident. Her boyfriend was driving and they were going over am old railroad trestle (bridge) The were both drunk (it was Super Bowl Sunday and they had left a party.) He drove off of the bridge and they hit a concrete wall and then, she was run over. Her mother decided to have an open casket. Becky's head was pretty much smashed in and there was not much left of her face. Her mother chose to do this to show what drinking and driving can do. Becky looked horrible but, it really did help a lot of kids realize that drinking and driving was not a good thing.
I remember when the Sewol ferry incident happen. My brothers best friend had passed on that trip. My brother went to that school before we moved to America. He was supposed to go on the trip but my mom wouldn't let him. It's a sad memory, but I hope it will prevent anything like this to happen. I was only 8 when it happened and seeing how it affected him was terrible. I can only imagine what it was like for the families. My family hasn't been to either Incheon or Jeju island since.
My dad was one of the most talented street bike motorcycle riders I've ever known. He could pull off amazing stunts and was incredibly skilled at it. The phrase "there are two types of motorcycle rider: those who have crashed and those who are going to" is the truest analysis I've ever heard. My dad should not be alive. He's had multiple near-fatal crashes. However, luck was on his side and he is still alive. But he lost his best friend who tried to keep up riding with him. I genuinely think riding street bikes is a guaranteed way to shorten your life span
@@khatdubell It's not about doing "stupid stuff". People will legitimately try to run bikes off the road. There are compilations of riders with helmet cams showcasing it. Hell, there's videos of police doing it as well. You can account for your own driving, but you cannot account the driving of others. Bikes are objectively less safe than cars, and crashes in them are more likely to result in fatality. Crashes happen every day, to many different types of vehicles.
@@celedhionweird how you say people will try to run bikes off the road when I see more bikers splitting lanes where they shouldn't be or acting reckless more than I see cars running them off the road. And I'm not talking about online.
I remember watching a documentary on the Sewol tragedy. The only ones that survived besides the selfish captain and crew mates were the students and people that didn’t trust the announcements to stay put on the ship. Not to mention that there was a slight amount of families and other pedestrians on the boat besides the students (mothers, fathers, CHILDREN) as well as the teachers of these students. It’s a horrific tragedy and the more you learn about the victims the more depressing it gets. Rest in peace to all who lost their lives that day.
That chinese bus bridge incident footage looked intentionnal to me, I mean he litterally spun the steering wheel like 180 degrees and kept holding in it like that
I was trying to find a comment like this cause that’s what I was thinking.. like he intentionally turns the wheel towards the edge and makes no effort to turn it back even though he had the space and time.. it’s chilling to think he did it on purpose. edit: 100 likes is crazy, thanks!
I was just about to comment that. He didn't lose control. Losing control would have been him jerking the steering wheel while he was fighting off the woman but it looks like they stopped fighting before he deliberately turned into oncoming traffic.
no, that definitely looks deliberate. You can tell by the footage he very calmly swerved into oncoming traffic. Even watching the clip from another viewpoint, he had plenty of clearance on all side of him to correct his driving and not crash the bus.
There's a motorcycle rally here in western South Dakota every summer. There's always at least 1-2 accidents that result in a death every year. It's crazy, shocking, and very sad. I even had a coworker from my former workplace who had lost her son in such an accident, so that time of year was always tough. I know it's going to happen, but it's sad. Try and stay safe, follow the traffic laws, and don't take risks while riding.
Hearing about the Sewol Ferry disaster really had me in tears because the teenagers were giggling and having fun not knowing they were about to meet their demise, hearing about what the parents had to deal with after also hurt my heart. Rest in peace to all of them :( they were all so young and had a whole life ahead of them.
Whoever is reading this, I wanted to say I hope you have a great day and that God loves you so much that He sent His son, Jesus, to die on a cross for your sins and He rose again from the dead three days later. God Bless! And also, He doesn't want you to go to Hell, but He wants you to go to Heaven with Him but you have to be Saved. How do I get Saved you might ask? Here are the steps below on how to get Saved! 1. Believe that God sent His Son (Jesus) to die on a cross for your sins and that He rose again from the dead 3 days later. 2. Confess to Jesus that you are a sinner and ask forgiveness for your sins and Turn away from your sins. If you sin again after asking forgiveness of that sin, ask forgiveness again and try not to do it ever again. Jesus will forgive you! 3. Ask Jesus to come into your heart and your life and for Him to be your Lord and Savior forever. 4. Build a Personal Relationship with Jesus by Praying and Reading the Bible daily and Live for Him Forever. I'm Praying for you and you are loved (Romans 10:9-13)
The sewol sinking had a video that stuck with me.. a young girl said ‘should we not follow directions? It’s always the people that follow directions that die’ and they did infact all die if they followed orders to stay put. And let’s not forget that the joke of a captain for that ship changed into clothes that weren’t his uniform to get off the boat. He pretended to be a passenger. As well as a suicide committed by a diver who helped recover bodies. He recovered like 40. I’d love if you went more into depth on an episode of failures of captains/pilots. There’s far too many and you’d have a ton of content to research
My husband was on his bike when an SUV made a left in front of him. He went head first into a rock wall and his bike hit him from behind. Open skull with exposed grey matter, traumatic brain injury, broken neck, broken back, lost an eye, and broke 35 other bones. They didn’t set any of the breaks because he wasn’t expected to survive. He did out of pure stubbornness but he’s jacked forever because of it. Just had him at the dr today because of seizures. Please remember, everyone wants to see you dead if you’re on a bike, be careful!
Big focus on wearing your helmets when biking! My dad had a medical emergency of some sort when he was riding which meant he crashed into the central reservation of a motorway just outside London. He died on scene but was able to be revived, with about 50 separate injuries. Doctors said he was lucky to be alive, saved really by his helmet. He's pretty much fine now, with a few ongoing things but nothing life changing. Please wear your gear guys, it can be a very different story and lives - yours and that of your loved ones - can change in a second
the sewol ferry hit me so hard bc those kids were my age. I was 15, and most of them were also in HS or entering HS. those last moments are so tragic to watch bc even when in fear, we tend to joke around to lessen the tension.
the sewol ferry tragedy happened 10 years ago today, and it is one of the most devastating and frustrating cases ive ever researched that was oh so preventable. i still get mad just thinking about it. i recommend the rotten mango episode on it, they always do incredible research and report in depth about important cases that shouldnt be forgotten
Taylor’s story kinda hit home for me. my dad was in a severe motorcycle accident when he was 15 and still has issues from it to this day, he never rode a motorcycle again after that /: my heart goes out to her family :(
My grandma and grandpa were BIG into riding motorcycles back in their younger days. One day, while driving up north with a friend of theirs, a deer jumped out in front of them and they struck it head-on. My grandma, who had been dozing off while hugging my grandpa from behind, went flying off the motorcycle and onto the road, while grandpa flipped off and tumbled, tearing his leg to pieces. He ended up needing plates and screws to hold his leg together; meanwhile grandma was (surprisingly) mostly unscathed, possibly due to her body being limp from her sleeping when she hit the ground. Still a crazy story to talk about with the family.
The Sewol Ferry tragedy is a rough one. I’m big in true crime and no other event I’ve ever heard has stood up to this one. Listening to the Rotten Mango podcast episode about it, nearly had me in tears. Highly recommend.
My dad takes me on his motorcycle (a trike, for those wondering) almost all the time when he gets the chance. When we first went look for the helmet I needed, I said I wanted a cat themed one. He told me "once you get this helmet, you need to keep it on like a parachute during a free-fall." I love that man with all my life.
Aviation geek here. I thought it'd be worth pointing out that the age of an airplane in itself isn't a determining factor for how safe that airplane is. For example, Yeti Airlines has an average fleet age of ~15 years, but United Airlines has an average fleet age of ~16 years. Obviously, United has a *far* better modern safety record than Yeti. Now, here's the main difference. If an airplane is properly maintained, it can last a VERY long time (there are Douglas DC-3's from WWII that are still flying today). The US and other western countries have EXTREMELY strict maintenance procedures that every aircraft must undergo - and these procedures are even more strict for aging aircraft. These procedures and guidelines are not in place in many third-world countries, so crashes due to mechanical failures are more common with aging aircraft.
The Waverly flood was no joke. It was an unfortunate series of events where so much rain water rush in and destroyed buildings and homes. There was so much trash and debris that was thrown all over the place and it severely damaged the rail lines. It took months for clean up and the rail lines to be repaired, but till this day, there is significant damage left behind with visible scars left on the building fortunate enough to weather the storm. Ontop of that, the valley got hit massively with the flash floods, destroying a lot of the side/service roads with fallen trees or just washing away chunks of road entirely.
Hopefully, I'm early enough for you to see this - Been watching you since the beginning and I'm so proud of you and happy to see you thrive! I'm probably on the older end of your audience (26F), and mainly subscribed because you have a good head on your shoulders. You're a smart, humble, empathetic person and have worthwhile things to say. Stay on track, take care of your mental, and no matter where life takes you - you're going to do great. Much love, Tuv!
26M here, never thought we'd maybe be on the older end of the audience! I listen to Tuv's videos while I cook dinner after work, always gives me a smile after a long stressful work day, helps me forget about my problems for a bit while I do something I love. Seems like such a good dude, well-spoken, kind presence, respectful, insanely interesting and entertaining content. Tuv, wish you all the best brotha 🙌🏻💕 from us "old" folks ;) keep killin it, take care or yourself - your head and your heart :)
I’ve never seen the video of the flood in Waverley, TN, but once you said it was in Waverley, TN I immediately remember that happening. Waverley is very close to where I live, and that flood was devastating for them. I remember driving over there with my church after it happened to drop off some supplies for those who lived there, and it looked so bad. Prayers.
Kylers story made me so sad. I struggle with bipolar disorder and know just how scary manic episodes can be. Wishing the best for his family and friends :( RIP
Tyler had recently lost his dog as well, who was not only his best friend, but who helped him manage his mental issues. And he was very close to his grandfather as well. Airport security singled him out for whatever reason, making him miss his flight. Poor guy.
That first one rlly hits home for me.. about two years ago I got into my own accident that had screwed me up pretty badly. But it was a good lesson that you can die if your too cocky and I almost did
the story with kyler is terrifying. ive never had a manic episode, but i know how terrifying that situation was, especially with the addition of the episode. so sad. i hope his family is ok❤
The south korean ferry case is actually crazy. I think one of Samsungs CEOs was somehow involved in it. The part that really made me sad was that i think one of the teachers committed suicide as the result of the incident.
i do want to say as a boat enthusiast that leaning, especially in large ships, is super commonplace and usually is easily fixable with trim tabs, ballast water, and reshuffling weight. If i remember correctly this area has a lot of ferry travel so especially assuming these kids were used to a leaning boat I truly dont blame those students for not taking it seriously and wanting to take advantage of the situation. Ive been in much smaller boats that took on water and we were all making titanic jokes and running around grabbing stuff, too. But that was likely also why they were told to hold in place - the captain probably meant "literally stay wherever you are right now and dont move" and they took it as "stay in your cabins". At a certain point a list is unrecoverable and with them knowing they were overloaded they should've just evacuated immediately especially with children on board. all of those lives lost because of greed :/
@@shosc16 As person who's ridden on motorcycles for a really long time (they are a form of public transportation in my country) I kinda agree with both of you Yes, you're fully exposed in case of an accident and yes motorcycles are more dangerous than cars in certain situations, but not everyone who rides one is irresponsible You can have irresponsible drivers as well as irresponsible riders and in most countries, there's this weird stigma about motorcycles being death machines when in actual cases, the infrastructure of the cities and towns in that country are built without consideration of cyclists (yes, both motorcycles and bicycles) which does tend to create that stigma Now, I'm not trying to change your mind or anything, I'm just trying to help you understand where the other person is coming from
23:57 If you'd also like to know, one of the civilian divers that was searching for the lost bodies of the students commited suicide 2 years later after the tragedy happened because of suffering from trauma. His name was Kim Gwan-Hong (1973 - 2016). Rest in peace to him, and all the people that died in the tragedy. 🕊
Great advice about the motorcycles Tuv. I myself have been riding since I was 7 years old, mostly dirt bikes. They're amazing but dangerous so yes always wear ALL proper safety gear and if you want you race or challenge your skill on your bike do it on a track.
As a motorbiker myself who comute with it daily. Once a week i always watch fatal Gore crash video/picture, and said to myself. "Look at them, drive carefully, so you're not showed up on the video just like em"
18:07 OK, IF ANYONE SEES THIS PLEASE SPREAD THIS WHENEVER YOU SEE SOMEONE TALKING ABOUT THIS. Trauma can have different effects on people, that includes complete apathy towards the situation, whether he was apathetic or not, I am not sure, but trauma can easily make it seem like the person dint care, they did, but as a defense mechanism the mind instead of letting the person go insane, just basically "deletes" any emotional connection to the situation. Thank you for reading.
What's even worse about the Sewol ferry accident is the amount of problems that could've been avoided like miscommunication between the president and the coast guards, the instructions of the captauin to stay put, etc. May they rest in peace.
That second guy is just an idiot. Why look up how to commit a crime and other various illegal things on your own devices like they don’t already track that stuff💀
thanks for keeping it real and being grounded in your videos. they are very listenable and easy to watch. ive watched a few of your videos, and I was unsure of subscribing because I didnt know if I wanted these types of videos recommended to me on the regular, but I think you are tactful enough to not let it get too heavy or uncomfortable. thanks man
During part of this video, 26:32, a channel called Rotten Mango goes into detail about what happened and how rescue efforts were denied. Just letting anyone who wanted to know more that there was a good in depth video on it
Tuv, ur awesome man, I work construction for 8-10 hours a day and a majority of that time is listening to you talk. You are so different from mainstream channels because you do indeed earn my like and subscription. I really hope you end up doing this TH-cam thing for a while because I can’t get enough of the way you talk about anything. Keep up the good work because you are doing amazing. Don’t you dare let haters mess with the way you think who you are. I’ll come demo their house if need be.
I remember the sinking fairy story The Korean government didn't want to get help from US sailors that were nearby and willing to help them despite not being equipped to handle it. So basically the all those students die because they had too much pride
Wow tuv! I'm glad to see you come so far!! I've been a subscriber for just a couple thousand now so it's so amazing to watch you grow! You're doing great!!
Ive been riding motorcycles for 17 years. The Reddit comment could not be more accurate. You will crash. Eventually. It might be minor, might be major, but you will crash. A lot of the 18-25 year old crowd getting their first motorcycles make the same mistake. They get sport bikes that are significantly faster than they can actually control. They build false confidence and feel like they’re invincible. And then they crash. And when you think you’re invincible you ride faster, more aggressive, more risky.
As a motorbike rider I can say that you can be as safe as possible wearing all your gear, driving to the limit etc. However none of that matters when car drivers never see us. The amount of times I've almost been killed because a driver in a car didn't see me is amazing. Btw my bike is bright orange and very visible
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The ferry incident was horrific, they kept on telling the students to go back into their rooms. A US Navy ship said they will go help as they were right there but they had to get permission and were turned down. Awful, awful
Not to mention, no authorities helped and watching as they died. The parents wanted to go out there and help their kids but they weren’t allowed to. The videos of the kids last moments, was horrific to watch. Those kids were failed :(
the captain told them to stay put and then fled the ship. I still don't understand how this man didn't go to prison for the rest of his life.
that entire situation is so infuriating to me
@@sam-psonsmith9951 u and 46 other people didn't listen to the video the captain was charged and put in prison
@@Tacomans_56 no you didn't read my comment to completion and now think i said he didn't go to prison...
One of the most heart wrenching parts about the Sewol ferry to me was hearing about the young school couple. They tied a singular life jacket together because some part of them knew they were going to die and others reported that they said they wanted to be together in the afterlife. They had to take their bodies apart to bring them to the surface, and the rescuer who found them cried thinking about the fact that they felt so desperate to stay together.
I can see why that would severely impact a rescue / recovery worker.
They were not dating. According to their family and friends they barely even knew each other
that one with the plane crash is so sad, he was so happy to land and was saying waah beta waah, mauj kar di (which means: that's dope dude) and seconds later his life is cut short.
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@@serbiankanyewesttf?
That’s really sad 😞
@@kimjiwoosgarden9305 probably a bot.
@@serbiankanyewest dude, this is a serious incident, and this is how you act? what a disgusting human being.
Just wanna mention that Kyle had been told his grandfather was critically ill, airport security held him up to the point of missing his flight, he begged them and told them to let him catch the flight but they refused, which triggered his manic episode for which he hadn’t had in years. Not to mention his dog that helped him through his bipolar disorder dying not long before along with another relative. It’s truly a sad story, and eye opening to how the mentally ill struggle and what can happen if they don’t receive help, empathy and aid.
As an RN who is state certified to teach classes on mental illness and developmental disabilities, as well as someone who has Bipolar II, I don't believe it was a Manic episode being triggered. That isn't how mania works. When triggered, it still takes weeks or months for most people to have an actual episode, unless they are a rapid cycler (having four or more episodes of mania per year), in which case, it could take hours or days for the manic episode to occur. By your statement, he hadn't had one in years, thus he wasn't a rapid cycler, and in any case, once triggered, episodes don't begin immediately. They stated he required treatment with Narcan at the scene, so they must have suspected an intoxicant. They were unsuccessful, so I am guessing he probably used a stimulant, rather than a narcotic. It's just a theory. Narcan only works on opioids. Meth and other stimulant type drugs would also explain his behavior. Of course, that makes it no less sad, and it doesn't take away his Bipolar diagnosis or the need for mental health awareness. It would just be odd that his family would have let him go off on his own to the airport if they had noticed manic behaviors hours earlier, which they would have done with a true manic trigger. After all, the stress began when his dog died, then he was told that his grandfather was ill. Those are the triggering events for people with Bipolar I. Add lack of sleep or drug and alcohol use, and he would have shown symptoms much sooner than that night.
@@jenx5870 I respect your professional opinion, but as someone who's had to call 911 for 3 of their friends due to a marijuana induced manic episode, I find this man's case to be very similar to what I've encountered, especially since it's specified he "self medicated" his mental disorders with said substance. The stress of his dog and grandpa on top of the paranoia that comes with the substance abuse could've easily made him snap
@@drewvanzee6433 your friends could have just happened to have went into one while you were there. it could take weeks or months for it to occur, you just happened to be there when it did. it doesn't mean they smoked and then had a manic episode right then and there. im sure they had been smoking for months, probably years prior to that.
Oh well
Bro got combo'd 💀
About the third one, it was just really sad because first it's pretty understandable to be frustrated for missing a flight to visit a dying loved one, and secondly it was also shown in his social media that his dog who has been helping him with his mental issues had passed away. Just heart wrenching
The Sewol Ferry tragedy is absolutely terrible. I highly suggest folks look in to it so that the story of the victims can continue to live on. 💛
Adding to this, I would suggest watching Rotten Mango’s video on it. She goes into a lot of depth respectfully about what happened.
I've been watching true crime documentaries and videos since forever and have seen so many but the Sewol ferry case is genuinely one of the cases that stuck with me and one of the few cases that made me cry, may their souls rest in peace.
Brick Immortar has a great two-parter about Sewol.
Rotten mango has one of the best videos on it.
And it was so avoidable. Greed is awful.
the sewol ferry incident is so sad, it was so preventable and the captain and crew failed them so bad
The entire government operation in charge of helping them failed them.
@@mckennadishongh2160 yeah definitely it was negligence all around, but i just cant get over how the captain told everyone to stay put and just jumped ship
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today is the 10th anniversary of the sewol sinking.
this story was really sad when i learned about it, because it was clear that there was much more that could have been done. people in charge failed to work with initiative and killed so many as a result. my heart still goes out to the families.
Whoever is reading this, I wanted to say I hope you have a great day and that God loves you so much that He sent His son, Jesus, to die on a cross for your sins and He rose again from the dead three days later. God Bless!
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the whole sewol story makes me so upset because the captain & every other adult on that ferry did NOTHING to help those students. instead they saved themselves.
its so heartbreaking & gut wrenching to know that all of this couldve been avoided if the “crew” wasnt so self centered.
rest in peace to all the angels on that ferry.
Self preservation
Not only that, they actively did things that doomed them. I think many of them were heavily sentenced iirc
this reminds me of a video about the titanic. people would let the children go first but now everyone is so selfish.
@@brusselsproutses letting women and children go first wasn't actually as much of a commonplace back then in such situations as some would believe it to be. Titanic was more of an outlier
There was actually a young female teacher who helped some of the kids escape the ferry. Sadly, she died after going back in to try to save more kids. I think she was only in her early 20s. She was a true hero and barely an adult herseld but had more bravery in her heart than any other adult on that ship.
So weird to kill someone because you think them having your baby will ruin your life. As if a murder conviction won't? And a kid is only 18 years of responsibility, but a murder conviction is usually much longer. What goes through people's heads?
No logic there at all
not to mention, there’s so many other solutions! abortion, adoption, child support payments or simply manning up and taking care of your child. no reason that situation had to end in the loss of a young life like that.
@@angelicRemor just leaving
@@angelicRem those solutions wouldn't get him money, what he wanted was insurance money. He was never going to take care of the child because money is worth more to him than life.
He's definitely mental
24:00 this was so hurtful because the message was telling people to stay put while the captain and assistants already de-boarded. The SK govt denied help from US NAVY DIVE AND RECOVER FORCES (which happened to be passing nearby) because they thought it would make SK look weak. Parents heard of the news, and went to where the ferry had sank. The SK coast guard (or equivalent) did not make any attempts to rescue those that were stuck. They kept boating around the wreckage and ever did anything more. This year BTS released Spring Day which chorus is basically "I miss you, I miss you" and it is still likely charting as the song holds deep emotional ties for the ferry tragedy.
Such disgusting negligence. They all had life vests too, if they had gone to the deck then they could have been saved, but the announcement said to stay put. So tragic. SO MUCH life was lost.
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I didn't know BTS made a song about the boat sinking. 🙀
Good to know 😿
if any boat is sinking get a vest and get to the surface ... ignore what staff tells you , unless its in regards to boarding lifeboats .. otherwise ignore them, if the boat sinks and you are inside.. you WILL die .
@@aniota1648 no it's not ABOUT the boat, it was released around the time and is often used in association.
@@THEREALTICKLEMYELMO agreed
@@aniota1648 that's why whenever BTS has a comeback, Spring Day charts
for the sewol tragedy, the message that everyone heard was telling them to stay on board and that whatever was happening would be fine. while it was playing, the captain and some other adults had already gotten off the ferry. the reason the kids stayed is because the adults who were supposed to protect and watch them were saying that they’d be okay, and they trusted that they would be. in the video you can hear that, as time goes on, the kids realized they were actually sinking, but couldn’t do much by that point. there were even two students who tied themselves together so they wouldn’t drift apart after they died, because they knew they wouldn’t make it. that’s why it was such a tragedy, it should’ve been something that had little to no casualties, but the captain was selfish enough to let hundreds of children die because he wanted to live. sk has a day of remembrance on every anniversary. it never should have happened, but i’m glad they (sk) don’t let it be forgotten, and i hope all 304 people who passed are living happily wherever they may be
and as another comment says, today (April 16) is the 10th anniversary of the tragedy. research the incident if you can, and let the victims stories live further than they had, it’s only right to allow the tragedy to prevent another
the crew wasn't the only one at fault but the SK govt too. they denied help from us navy force that happened to be passing nearby because they thought it would make SK look weak.
Whoever is reading this, I wanted to say I hope you have a great day and that God loves you so much that He sent His son, Jesus, to die on a cross for your sins and He rose again from the dead three days later. God Bless!
And also, He doesn't want you to go to Hell, but He wants you to go to Heaven with Him but you have to be Saved. How do I get Saved you might ask? Here are the steps below on how to get Saved!
1. Believe that God sent His Son
(Jesus) to die on a cross for your sins and that He rose again from the dead 3 days later.
2. Confess to Jesus that you are a sinner and ask forgiveness for your sins and Turn away from your sins. If you sin again after asking forgiveness of that sin, ask forgiveness again and try not to do it ever again. Jesus will forgive you!
3. Ask Jesus to come into your heart and your life and for Him to be your Lord and Savior forever.
4. Build a Personal Relationship with Jesus by Praying and Reading the Bible daily and Live for Him Forever.
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@@codhelenheli this is a typical mentality in east asian cultures. saving face is always the top priority, even when it costs lives.
I was in Korea when that ferry sank, the reaction to it was like nothing I’ve ever seen. I remember 9/11 in the states, people were angry and scared. I didn’t hear a Korean person speak more than three or four words for days after the sinking. An entire nation seemed to be mourning as if they were their own children.
Linda genuinely sounded like one of the kindest woman ever in that video alone… That was heartbreaking to see her picture afterwards
2:40 People were telling Taylor she was going to get herself killed, not because she road motorcycles, but because she had a history of performing reckless stunts at reckless speeds on public roads. I don't personally care what risks people decide to take with their own lives, but she was someone that took risks that included other peoples lives.
My partner who has been riding for almost 15 years (and is a bike mechanic) has never been told he's going to get himself killed riding... Because everyone he knew that cared knew that he was a safe rider. Of course, Taylor never deserved to die, but people were trying to tell her that she will get herself killed doing stupid things, not just because she rides a bike.
And as Tuv said, for the love of God please wear motorbike gear. It IS the difference between life or death sometimes
@@pelicanineand the accident wasn’t even her fault that’s my friend 🥲 rip .
The Taylor Jean Skromme incident is just downright disturbing and sad to me. It's as if the universe watched the video she posted and decided to make a little "joke."
right? this one has always made me really sad
Meh, people know the risks. She obviously wasn't safe at riding. She was full of herself and did it for attention.
@@ConsistentlyInconsistent21 You're actually sick. Of course there's risks, no shit. Everything has risks. Even if she wasn't being careful it's still devastating and her death is tragic.
I feel the Ally Kostial had worse faith. Getting killed by someome u trust because their future could've started to develop with their baby... Just downright sick from boyfriends side
@@ConsistentlyInconsistent21full of herself and did it for attention? eh?
The Sewol tragedy is something that could have 100% avoided in the first place, but even after the emergency started, the captain, coast guard, and south korean government wasted so much time when the passengers could have been saved before it became too dangerous. US navy ships in the area were even offering to help, but it was denied. The parents and local boaters showed up and were denied access to the waters until it was far too late. It's something that always brings me to tears, those kids, most of the crew, and the other passengers were failed completely by the current SK government at the time in order to save face. The amount of trauma that could have been avoided by one person doing the right thing.
I have just learned about this while watching this video. I am going to learn more b/c I it is disgusting that so many turned a blind eye to such a situation.
10:11 context that I don’t think you included: his loving dog, quicksilver had unfortunately passed away not to long before this happened. He is trying to get on the flight because he got news about how I believe his grandfather was very sick. He rushed to go see him, unfortunately he missed his flight. I believe he suffers from bipolar disorder. All this stress with his deceased dog, and believing his grandfather might die too, bound together with his missed flight broke him, causing him to go into an extreme manic episode, trying to force the door open, trying to break the glass to get outside, and attempting to catch a ride with the now moving plane. Rip 🕊️
Sadly, way too many people with bipolar disorder think "I've been fine for a while, so I don't need to take my mood stabilizers." I say this as someone who was on a mood stabilizer for a while. (I don't have BPD, they just suspected it at the time.) I've seen too many people ruin their lives because they want to pretend it's not a chronic medical condition. Do people with type 1 diabetes stop taking insulin? Do people with clotting disorders stop taking their blood thinners? No, unless they wanna die. So take your mood stabilizers unless you wanna die.
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for the korean ferry incident. there’s soooo much more to the story. you should definitely make a video about it because there’s a bunch of stuff more that you could say about this bc of how much coverage there is about it.
If I'm correct this is the one where a couple tied themselves together so their souls wouldn't get lost and always be together right?
stephanie soo’s video on it is insanely good if you want to hear all the tragic things that went wrong. on her rotten mango channel!
@@myourii5918that’s a speculation and one of the many stories of kids on that boat. I remember just trying to learn about the students as human beings. Stories families shared of talented singers, best friends, shy transfer students, athletes. It’s truly heartbreaking.
@@GarolTV i already watched it but i want tuv to cover it bc it’ll be cool to listen to it from his perspective
@@Skitzzo0 oh i totally get that! i just didn’t know if you’d seen it :)
i live in Waverly tn and it’s heartbreaking all the lost bodys drving around the empty houses and apartments. rip to all the lives lost
When my mom was on break from her job, she took a Yeti Airlines flight in the 90s with her best friend in Nepal. No seatbelts, rickety, overall extremely dangerous (After some googling, I think it was a type of Harbin Y-12). The Sonu Jaiswal one shook me because that could have been my mom. Her plane was in way worse shape in terrible conditions and she made it. Just makes you realize that life can be over in a second even if it's not your fault. Love Life.
Jeez why do they even let those planes fly
@@Sans_The_Skeleton Money :(
my dad was a motorbike lover. he died in a crash. first death in my state in 2014. Jan 1. no speeding, no being dangerous, fully geared, not hung over. he was heading to the airport (again) because his flight to the mines kept getting delayed due to a hurricane.
he was just tired. If you even slightly tired and you have a car. use it. Dont drive tired at all, but REALLY dont drive tired on a motorbike
May your father rest in peace 🖤🩶
im so sorry for your loss. my thoughts go to him.
sorry for ur less bro hope ur good today .
Hurricanes don't exist in January though 🤔🤔
what are you on about
crazy to see Tuv at 2 milli, i still remember him crying at the 100K special
In early 2014 my super sweet co worker expressed that she was tired of riding her motorcycle to work every morning. She died on her way to work early the next morning. Everyone was devastated. The Taylor story is just so heartbreaking. Rest in peace. 💔
I’m currently enrolled in a CSI class and I got to meet a police chief who shared a story of when he used to work in technology or whatever how he used an apple watch to hunt down a killer. crazy what specialists can do!
Motorcycles have scared me ever since I was a kid. I rode on the back of one with a family who was not very responsible with it, and I was scared to death. Also lost a friend who was killed in a motorcycle accident, even with him wearing the proper helmet and gear. I’ll never get on one ever again.
Yeah they’re no joke. My friend’s dad told me it’s not IF you get in a crash, it’s WHEN.
@@eee3852Shut up and go back to your cocomelon.
R.I.P to those people who passed away ♥️🙏🏾
The mother releasing the video of the two boys in the car is a good thing. It made me think about when I was 17 a good friend of mine was killed in a snowmobile accident. Her boyfriend was driving and they were going over am old railroad trestle (bridge) The were both drunk (it was Super Bowl Sunday and they had left a party.) He drove off of the bridge and they hit a concrete wall and then, she was run over. Her mother decided to have an open casket. Becky's head was pretty much smashed in and there was not much left of her face. Her mother chose to do this to show what drinking and driving can do. Becky looked horrible but, it really did help a lot of kids realize that drinking and driving was not a good thing.
I remember when the Sewol ferry incident happen. My brothers best friend had passed on that trip. My brother went to that school before we moved to America. He was supposed to go on the trip but my mom wouldn't let him. It's a sad memory, but I hope it will prevent anything like this to happen. I was only 8 when it happened and seeing how it affected him was terrible. I can only imagine what it was like for the families. My family hasn't been to either Incheon or Jeju island since.
The Sewol ferry incident has always stuck with me ever since i first learned about it.
Rest in peace to all the victims of that horrid tragedy
I always cry thinking about it
My dad was one of the most talented street bike motorcycle riders I've ever known. He could pull off amazing stunts and was incredibly skilled at it. The phrase "there are two types of motorcycle rider: those who have crashed and those who are going to" is the truest analysis I've ever heard. My dad should not be alive. He's had multiple near-fatal crashes. However, luck was on his side and he is still alive. But he lost his best friend who tried to keep up riding with him. I genuinely think riding street bikes is a guaranteed way to shorten your life span
No, being stupid on them is.
Lots of people can managed to ride them without doing stupid stuff.
@@khatdubell It's not about doing "stupid stuff". People will legitimately try to run bikes off the road. There are compilations of riders with helmet cams showcasing it. Hell, there's videos of police doing it as well. You can account for your own driving, but you cannot account the driving of others. Bikes are objectively less safe than cars, and crashes in them are more likely to result in fatality. Crashes happen every day, to many different types of vehicles.
@@celedhion Yeah, what those cams don't show you is the 15 minute before when they were acting like assholes.
@@khatdubell Nope. You can look up uncut videos like this in droves that film the entire drive.
@@celedhionweird how you say people will try to run bikes off the road when I see more bikers splitting lanes where they shouldn't be or acting reckless more than I see cars running them off the road.
And I'm not talking about online.
I remember watching a documentary on the Sewol tragedy. The only ones that survived besides the selfish captain and crew mates were the students and people that didn’t trust the announcements to stay put on the ship. Not to mention that there was a slight amount of families and other pedestrians on the boat besides the students (mothers, fathers, CHILDREN) as well as the teachers of these students. It’s a horrific tragedy and the more you learn about the victims the more depressing it gets. Rest in peace to all who lost their lives that day.
22:00... we not gonna talk about how that bus driver casually turned and purposfully drove off the bridge...?
Definitely did that on purpose
7:57 brother what is that cop WEARING
The fact that there's videos taken before disasters... Is just horrifying, the fact that everything can go wrong in a Instant...
That chinese bus bridge incident footage looked intentionnal to me, I mean he litterally spun the steering wheel like 180 degrees and kept holding in it like that
I was trying to find a comment like this cause that’s what I was thinking.. like he intentionally turns the wheel towards the edge and makes no effort to turn it back even though he had the space and time.. it’s chilling to think he did it on purpose.
edit: 100 likes is crazy, thanks!
@@Nadia.0325 That's why I posted it, I was wondering why no one questioned that
I was just about to comment that. He didn't lose control. Losing control would have been him jerking the steering wheel while he was fighting off the woman but it looks like they stopped fighting before he deliberately turned into oncoming traffic.
Yeah he definitely did that on purpose, he turned the wheel on purpose pretty clearly
no, that definitely looks deliberate.
You can tell by the footage he very calmly swerved into oncoming traffic. Even watching the clip from another viewpoint, he had plenty of clearance on all side of him to correct his driving and not crash the bus.
There's a motorcycle rally here in western South Dakota every summer. There's always at least 1-2 accidents that result in a death every year. It's crazy, shocking, and very sad. I even had a coworker from my former workplace who had lost her son in such an accident, so that time of year was always tough. I know it's going to happen, but it's sad. Try and stay safe, follow the traffic laws, and don't take risks while riding.
every biker who rides carelessly says "im not gonna crash" and then they take out themselves or a family
A biker rarely would ever cause a serious injury upon someone else. It’s almost always the biker themselves that are most affected physically
in countries where bike culture is big like philippeins or india crashes are rare
@@agentrex_adventures not all bikers
@@agentrex_adventures I've seen so many car crashes from stupid people. A lot of cars deliberately crash into riders.
@@YKstr478fr who wants to risk getting in trouble for stupid shit if you ever been to jail you would know shits not worth it
Hearing about the Sewol Ferry disaster really had me in tears because the teenagers were giggling and having fun not knowing they were about to meet their demise, hearing about what the parents had to deal with after also hurt my heart. Rest in peace to all of them :( they were all so young and had a whole life ahead of them.
Good to see you back
thanks
Whoever is reading this, I wanted to say I hope you have a great day and that God loves you so much that He sent His son, Jesus, to die on a cross for your sins and He rose again from the dead three days later. God Bless!
And also, He doesn't want you to go to Hell, but He wants you to go to Heaven with Him but you have to be Saved. How do I get Saved you might ask? Here are the steps below on how to get Saved!
1. Believe that God sent His Son
(Jesus) to die on a cross for your sins and that He rose again from the dead 3 days later.
2. Confess to Jesus that you are a sinner and ask forgiveness for your sins and Turn away from your sins. If you sin again after asking forgiveness of that sin, ask forgiveness again and try not to do it ever again. Jesus will forgive you!
3. Ask Jesus to come into your heart and your life and for Him to be your Lord and Savior forever.
4. Build a Personal Relationship with Jesus by Praying and Reading the Bible daily and Live for Him Forever.
I'm Praying for you and you are loved
(Romans 10:9-13)
@@Mr.Lightshinewut
@@Mr.LightshineHave a great day too!
@@Mr.LightshineGod bless :)
The sewol sinking had a video that stuck with me.. a young girl said ‘should we not follow directions? It’s always the people that follow directions that die’ and they did infact all die if they followed orders to stay put. And let’s not forget that the joke of a captain for that ship changed into clothes that weren’t his uniform to get off the boat. He pretended to be a passenger. As well as a suicide committed by a diver who helped recover bodies. He recovered like 40. I’d love if you went more into depth on an episode of failures of captains/pilots. There’s far too many and you’d have a ton of content to research
My husband was on his bike when an SUV made a left in front of him.
He went head first into a rock wall and his bike hit him from behind.
Open skull with exposed grey matter, traumatic brain injury, broken neck, broken back, lost an eye, and broke 35 other bones.
They didn’t set any of the breaks because he wasn’t expected to survive.
He did out of pure stubbornness but he’s jacked forever because of it.
Just had him at the dr today because of seizures.
Please remember, everyone wants to see you dead if you’re on a bike, be careful!
your husband is a trooper, i’m glad he made it out of such a horrific crash, sending my well wishes 💕
@@LeonKlent bro wants attention their Parents never gave them
@@varying395I'd be pissed too if my name was leon
The clock is ticking before you inevitably leave him or cheat. Or both.
@@Noqqinhave you ever experienced joy in your life
Big focus on wearing your helmets when biking! My dad had a medical emergency of some sort when he was riding which meant he crashed into the central reservation of a motorway just outside London. He died on scene but was able to be revived, with about 50 separate injuries. Doctors said he was lucky to be alive, saved really by his helmet. He's pretty much fine now, with a few ongoing things but nothing life changing. Please wear your gear guys, it can be a very different story and lives - yours and that of your loved ones - can change in a second
the sewol ferry hit me so hard bc those kids were my age. I was 15, and most of them were also in HS or entering HS. those last moments are so tragic to watch bc even when in fear, we tend to joke around to lessen the tension.
the sewol ferry tragedy happened 10 years ago today, and it is one of the most devastating and frustrating cases ive ever researched that was oh so preventable. i still get mad just thinking about it. i recommend the rotten mango episode on it, they always do incredible research and report in depth about important cases that shouldnt be forgotten
7:47 had to double take that cop lmao
I scrolled hoping someone else was perplexed with that shirt as well, so glad I was not the only one.
Literally
Woah I’m glad I saw this timestamp, I am baffled
@@Chainsawwieldingbearyeah i was thinking i was going insane
He looks edited 💀
0:54 I like how he talked so casually and then just locked in
Where are the nipples…
20:57 i already felt bad for the adults dying but BABIES😭 that just straight up made me bawl, those beautiful little youngers
Taylor’s story kinda hit home for me. my dad was in a severe motorcycle accident when he was 15 and still has issues from it to this day, he never rode a motorcycle again after that /: my heart goes out to her family :(
My grandma and grandpa were BIG into riding motorcycles back in their younger days. One day, while driving up north with a friend of theirs, a deer jumped out in front of them and they struck it head-on. My grandma, who had been dozing off while hugging my grandpa from behind, went flying off the motorcycle and onto the road, while grandpa flipped off and tumbled, tearing his leg to pieces. He ended up needing plates and screws to hold his leg together; meanwhile grandma was (surprisingly) mostly unscathed, possibly due to her body being limp from her sleeping when she hit the ground. Still a crazy story to talk about with the family.
The Sewol Ferry tragedy is a rough one. I’m big in true crime and no other event I’ve ever heard has stood up to this one. Listening to the Rotten Mango podcast episode about it, nearly had me in tears. Highly recommend.
My dad takes me on his motorcycle (a trike, for those wondering) almost all the time when he gets the chance. When we first went look for the helmet I needed, I said I wanted a cat themed one. He told me "once you get this helmet, you need to keep it on like a parachute during a free-fall." I love that man with all my life.
Aviation geek here. I thought it'd be worth pointing out that the age of an airplane in itself isn't a determining factor for how safe that airplane is. For example, Yeti Airlines has an average fleet age of ~15 years, but United Airlines has an average fleet age of ~16 years. Obviously, United has a *far* better modern safety record than Yeti. Now, here's the main difference. If an airplane is properly maintained, it can last a VERY long time (there are Douglas DC-3's from WWII that are still flying today). The US and other western countries have EXTREMELY strict maintenance procedures that every aircraft must undergo - and these procedures are even more strict for aging aircraft. These procedures and guidelines are not in place in many third-world countries, so crashes due to mechanical failures are more common with aging aircraft.
The Waverly flood was no joke. It was an unfortunate series of events where so much rain water rush in and destroyed buildings and homes. There was so much trash and debris that was thrown all over the place and it severely damaged the rail lines. It took months for clean up and the rail lines to be repaired, but till this day, there is significant damage left behind with visible scars left on the building fortunate enough to weather the storm. Ontop of that, the valley got hit massively with the flash floods, destroying a lot of the side/service roads with fallen trees or just washing away chunks of road entirely.
Congrats tuv, i still remember when you were at less than 500k, you deserve it!
Hopefully, I'm early enough for you to see this -
Been watching you since the beginning and I'm so proud of you and happy to see you thrive!
I'm probably on the older end of your audience (26F), and mainly subscribed because you have a good head on your shoulders. You're a smart, humble, empathetic person and have worthwhile things to say.
Stay on track, take care of your mental, and no matter where life takes you - you're going to do great.
Much love, Tuv!
26M here, never thought we'd maybe be on the older end of the audience! I listen to Tuv's videos while I cook dinner after work, always gives me a smile after a long stressful work day, helps me forget about my problems for a bit while I do something I love. Seems like such a good dude, well-spoken, kind presence, respectful, insanely interesting and entertaining content. Tuv, wish you all the best brotha 🙌🏻💕 from us "old" folks ;) keep killin it, take care or yourself - your head and your heart :)
Shit . I’m ancient i guess . I turn 29 this year 👴🏻
@@Crybaby-Mediadamm duke is that you?
I'm 32 I win 😂👵🏻@@Crybaby-Media
I’ve never seen the video of the flood in Waverley, TN, but once you said it was in Waverley, TN I immediately remember that happening. Waverley is very close to where I live, and that flood was devastating for them. I remember driving over there with my church after it happened to drop off some supplies for those who lived there, and it looked so bad. Prayers.
Kylers story made me so sad. I struggle with bipolar disorder and know just how scary manic episodes can be. Wishing the best for his family and friends :( RIP
Tyler had recently lost his dog as well, who was not only his best friend, but who helped him manage his mental issues. And he was very close to his grandfather as well. Airport security singled him out for whatever reason, making him miss his flight. Poor guy.
That first one rlly hits home for me.. about two years ago I got into my own accident that had screwed me up pretty badly. But it was a good lesson that you can die if your too cocky and I almost did
Also, about the Sewol ferry: Some of the drivers that participated in recovering the bodies couldn't handle it and ended their lives.
the story with kyler is terrifying. ive never had a manic episode, but i know how terrifying that situation was, especially with the addition of the episode.
so sad. i hope his family is ok❤
The south korean ferry case is actually crazy. I think one of Samsungs CEOs was somehow involved in it. The part that really made me sad was that i think one of the teachers committed suicide as the result of the incident.
The guy in the airport actually has learned that his best friend(his dog) passed away just a couple days before the incident also
i do want to say as a boat enthusiast that leaning, especially in large ships, is super commonplace and usually is easily fixable with trim tabs, ballast water, and reshuffling weight. If i remember correctly this area has a lot of ferry travel so especially assuming these kids were used to a leaning boat I truly dont blame those students for not taking it seriously and wanting to take advantage of the situation. Ive been in much smaller boats that took on water and we were all making titanic jokes and running around grabbing stuff, too. But that was likely also why they were told to hold in place - the captain probably meant "literally stay wherever you are right now and dont move" and they took it as "stay in your cabins". At a certain point a list is unrecoverable and with them knowing they were overloaded they should've just evacuated immediately especially with children on board. all of those lives lost because of greed :/
I actually really like that your content has gotten more serious with little to no jokes and a softer speaking tone. Keep up the good work!
Motorcycles are so dangerous, I will never get one or go on one. Seems like a death wish
They aren't, assuming you do defensive driving and aren't driving beyond your abilities. Accidents can happen with any vehicle.
@@goncalo33they are. Accidents happens in any vehicle but on a motorbike you’re fully exposed. Don’t play dumb and pretend a bike is as safe as a car.
@@shosc16 As person who's ridden on motorcycles for a really long time (they are a form of public transportation in my country)
I kinda agree with both of you
Yes, you're fully exposed in case of an accident and yes motorcycles are more dangerous than cars in certain situations, but not everyone who rides one is irresponsible
You can have irresponsible drivers as well as irresponsible riders and in most countries, there's this weird stigma about motorcycles being death machines when in actual cases, the infrastructure of the cities and towns in that country are built without consideration of cyclists (yes, both motorcycles and bicycles) which does tend to create that stigma
Now, I'm not trying to change your mind or anything, I'm just trying to help you understand where the other person is coming from
@@shosc16 I'm not saying that. I'm saying that people can get into an accident with anything they drive, which is a fact. Read my comment again.
@@stereokuuji Exactly. Thank you.
23:57 If you'd also like to know, one of the civilian divers that was searching for the lost bodies of the students commited suicide 2 years later after the tragedy happened because of suffering from trauma. His name was Kim Gwan-Hong (1973 - 2016). Rest in peace to him, and all the people that died in the tragedy. 🕊
Great advice about the motorcycles Tuv. I myself have been riding since I was 7 years old, mostly dirt bikes. They're amazing but dangerous so yes always wear ALL proper safety gear and if you want you race or challenge your skill on your bike do it on a track.
As a motorbiker myself who comute with it daily. Once a week i always watch fatal Gore crash video/picture, and said to myself. "Look at them, drive carefully, so you're not showed up on the video just like em"
18:07 OK, IF ANYONE SEES THIS PLEASE SPREAD THIS WHENEVER YOU SEE SOMEONE TALKING ABOUT THIS. Trauma can have different effects on people, that includes complete apathy towards the situation, whether he was apathetic or not, I am not sure, but trauma can easily make it seem like the person dint care, they did, but as a defense mechanism the mind instead of letting the person go insane, just basically "deletes" any emotional connection to the situation.
Thank you for reading.
Always a great day when I see tuv on the recommended with a new vid
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its a great day until i watch the video and get super sad because the topic is sad asf 🥲
7:50 I'm sorry for this but that sheriff on the right is horrendous 😭
the ferry incident still makes me sad till this day, i’m just happy that dude got jail time but i don’t know if he got out
Glad to see you still growing man love the videos since you had 50k ❤
literally stumbled back onto your channel a few minutes ago and then you upload
Crazy you uploaded this when you did because I live in South Korea and today is the 10 year anniversary of the horrible Ferry incident.
Today is the unfortunate 10 year anniversary for the sewol ferry sinking
What's even worse about the Sewol ferry accident is the amount of problems that could've been avoided like miscommunication between the president and the coast guards, the instructions of the captauin to stay put, etc. May they rest in peace.
for the Kyler case, i’m shocked out how empty the airport was. i’ve never seen an airport not crowded
That second guy is just an idiot. Why look up how to commit a crime and other various illegal things on your own devices like they don’t already track that stuff💀
I was only half listening, but I don't get why he was searching so much when his murder method ended up being just shooting the victim
@@OrtegaSauce yeah that too
6:23 who the hell walks their dog at 2 in the morning
Lol fr
thanks for keeping it real and being grounded in your videos. they are very listenable and easy to watch. ive watched a few of your videos, and I was unsure of subscribing because I didnt know if I wanted these types of videos recommended to me on the regular, but I think you are tactful enough to not let it get too heavy or uncomfortable. thanks man
Its unfortunate what happened to these people, sometimes makes me wonder how will I leave this planet earth...
The Sewol Ferry incident absolutely INFURIATES me. All those childrens lives lost, bc of a cowardly and selfish captain.
During part of this video, 26:32, a channel called Rotten Mango goes into detail about what happened and how rescue efforts were denied. Just letting anyone who wanted to know more that there was a good in depth video on it
Morbid thing to say but I love "Moments Before Disaster" content, it just captures the final moment of horror
I remember watching you at 100k subscribers on an older account. Awesome to see how far you've come.
Tuv, ur awesome man, I work construction for 8-10 hours a day and a majority of that time is listening to you talk. You are so different from mainstream channels because you do indeed earn my like and subscription. I really hope you end up doing this TH-cam thing for a while because I can’t get enough of the way you talk about anything. Keep up the good work because you are doing amazing. Don’t you dare let haters mess with the way you think who you are. I’ll come demo their house if need be.
7:55 the cop only had time to put on 1/3 of his shirt, damn.
daw the artwork at the start is so cute
this guy went from 500k to 2 mil in a quick period, sitting here watching u succeed bro, keep the grind
I remember the sinking fairy story The Korean government didn't want to get help from US sailors that were nearby and willing to help them despite not being equipped to handle it. So basically the all those students die because they had too much pride
7:57 the shirt is killing me
I thought he was shirtless 😂 glad someone else noticed
Fr
Why is his nipples hard tho🤔
Wow tuv! I'm glad to see you come so far!! I've been a subscriber for just a couple thousand now so it's so amazing to watch you grow! You're doing great!!
Ive been riding motorcycles for 17 years. The Reddit comment could not be more accurate. You will crash. Eventually. It might be minor, might be major, but you will crash. A lot of the 18-25 year old crowd getting their first motorcycles make the same mistake. They get sport bikes that are significantly faster than they can actually control. They build false confidence and feel like they’re invincible. And then they crash. And when you think you’re invincible you ride faster, more aggressive, more risky.
You’re 22? I’m turning 23 in September and I thought you’d be older than me. Happy belated birthday!
Thank you for bringing attention to Ally’s case. She was loved in the community of Oxford and Missouri. She deserved better.
As a motorbike rider I can say that you can be as safe as possible wearing all your gear, driving to the limit etc. However none of that matters when car drivers never see us. The amount of times I've almost been killed because a driver in a car didn't see me is amazing. Btw my bike is bright orange and very visible