Also, Someone posted that the younger guys are always nodding their heads from embarrassment of the old man constantly talking, actually in Indian culture that head nodding means you got my attention and I listening and not a gesture of disagreement.
THANK YOU! I was wondering about that but didn't mean any disrespect. I believe that motion is similar to our 'maybe' which is a slower side to side motion or it could mean "kinda/so-so" to us. But we can also make the same side to side motion with a hand to mean the same as the head motion.
Really? We dont use these movements/gestures here in Slovakia, middle Europe, but it was clear they agree with him, shame people can´t read them properly :/ In that case good comment!
@@Trissana281 Yes. Here in the US a lot of us will do that motion (usually with a wrinkled forehead and squinted eyes) but not necessarily everyone. We gesture a lot. LOL You know how you left your head to say "What's up" when you're trying to be cool? Well in the South (US) we'll do a single nod down first and back up (with a smile) to greet each without words. We do it as if we're in an old western movie and have on cowboy hats 😉
@@SPUGGY-t1x one thing for sure.... if politics were this friendly and rewpectfull, i would maybe vote... but politicians are selfish, unrespectfull gold diggers
I love how Babu is always saying things like “good job my child/son/daughter” even in the video where they watched The Rock in movies scenes I remember him saying at some point “son”.
He's a wise old man. So, he sees all younger than him as his own children. It's altruistic to consider a stranger as one's own. I guess most older people are generally nicer.
I love that Babu, even being old and having seen a lot of things, can still feel like he learns something new and is not afraid to change his mind, having seen evidence that what he previously believed was wrong. The mark of true intelligence and wisdom.
Day 2 of asking Common Man Show to translate our comments and show them to Sarru, Raeen and Babu. I think it will be very wholesome for them to react to such love from across the globe :D
i like the way they gently move their heads right/left as a sign of attention and agreement, while that movement in most part of the world just means "no". Uses and habits are so different, i like that
My childhood friend had a "strong man" in his family, his uncle. If I recall, his last name was Castonguay. He was doing competition, pulling weights and throwing tree trunks. Amazing.
Friends let me tell you that breaking slabs of hard things with your hands does take some skill but when you place them spaced apart as with the ice it becomes very easy because after you break the first one the weight of the first one helps break the second and so on until by the third or fourth one the weight of the others basically does the work for you, additionally when you place the spacers very far from the center of mass it because very very easy to break such things as most of the weight of the slab is pressed in the middle already. My friends I am not saying that some different ways of breaking slabs with your hands is not hard or does not take skill I am only saying that some ways are more like a magic trick with little skill involved.
Yep this is true, spacing them apart makes them weak in the middle, as all the weight there is suspended. the man who broke the boards, had them all placed touching each other, if it was strong wood and there were no weak parts like cracks or knots in the wood, then that would have been much much harder to break than the slabs or ice.
Oh man, all i can hear is my foreman saying, "They make a tool for that, your hand is not a hammer" Treat your body parts with respect, they wont last forever.
The sword cutting dead animals is an ad for a knife compony named Cold Steel. They have videos of there products cutting meat to show how it could cut a man. Kind of gross ads actually. Even knife collectors are not sure about how appropriate these ads are. The tariffs effected there business because all the steel they use is from China. They moved from my town to Texas after laying off employees. Good knives but weird compony.
Yeah. I wasn't happy to see that and my mom used to own a slaughter house when I was a kid. I worked in it with her. It didn't bother me at all then. Now it is a different story.
@@EB_musik they could cut big slabs of meat on a table. Not remind us that those are animals. Yes.we KNOW we are eating animals but we don't really want to THINK about it.
@@MsBebegurl0212 If you have a problem with meat coming from actual animals, maybe reconsider eating meat? Or just accept that we are omnivores and the meat we consume was once a living being. You wouldn't fault a cat for killing and eating mice, birds etc would you?
That s*** freaks me out too. I remember when I was young I went to school with this large family all the boys were f****** like super muscular just naturally in ninth grade they had beards and we're able to go to the liquor store and buy liquor. But anyways their sister is so beautiful but one night I had took some LSD and I ended up sleeping with her but it freaked me out because her body was so f******muscular and hard and while we were having sex I freaked out and stopped and got up out of bed and walk out of the room. I walked into the other room and started talking to my friend and told him the crazy s*** I was experiencing and he was like dude she's fine as hell you better get back in there so I went back in the room and she was like tripping on me looking at me like what the f*** and at first I lied andI told her I had a cramp in my leg did I had to walk off that's why I walked out of the room. But in reality I was freaking out about the fact that she was so naturally muscular like her brother. When I was in the dark I kept picturing her being someone else and it really freaked me the fuck out! I told her the truth about what really happened later on she got a big laugh out of it!
Perfect timing what with the Worlds Strongest Man 2021 having just taken place. Congratulations to Tom Stoltman for taking home the big gold trophy. _Spicy!!!_ 🌶️🌶️🌶️ You really should show these guys a *Worlds Strongest Man* compilation, they seemed to be really getting into it.
04:45 board breaking like that is more like a magic trick, all the boards are sawed so the lines are the same way so when u hit it they will break very easy, like how you fold a paper back and forth over and over and can then tear it even and easily. I doubt he could break 2 real boards
@@brendacawston9236 they always did it like that ... even if it looks like a thick board its cut in a way that makes it easy to break ... anyone thats been to a martial arts school where they did these types of demonstrations knows what im talking about :D we would always do these types of demonstrations at the karate school taht i went ... its just a show you can literally just snap them with your hands ... looks cool tho
Have they reacted to the Shaolin Monk masters? The way they train their hands to be spear points is something crazy. Along with all other skills they have. I'd recommend the BBC documentary on it but might take a bit of translation. There are many other action packed short video's out there that highlight their abilities more.
Eh, depends. As quite a lot of Martial Arts (not all of course) seem to have lost their effectiveness while trying to be spritual or becoming more sportslike. I'd recommend looking up Xu Xiaodong who've been (or still is) in trouble with the Chinese regime because how he destroyed (I hope, successfully) the image of these old martial arts *masters* as actual masters of their supposed, well, arts.
That is only the tip of the iceberg! 4 of the worlds strongest men have a show on the History channel you should definitely have them check out!!! Thank you for this one!!!
The breaking of stacks of slabs thing is really more of a trick. They have small spacers in between each layer which makes it effectively only a single layer. The weight of the top ones helps you break the lower ones. Its a chain reaction like dominoes.
@@Seek1878 I'm not obsessing I'm pointing out a simple fact, and why would I be scared of someone who has such severe confusion issues? L to the F to the M to the A to the O
It would have been nice if some caber-tossing had been included. I'd love to see their reactions to a person carrying the equivalent of a telephone pole and then flipping it end-over-end...
lol "the mountain" appears and they be like "wow that guy looks strong like a mountain.".... did not see him perform yet :P nor knew he was called that XD
They should react to a documentary about monks those guys do handstand pushups with 1 finger and they hang themselves for 2 hours while doing it in one breath
A couple of the men they witnessed toward the end of the video are very successful and famous professional Strong Men. One is a fellow American named Brian Shaw, and the other is Halfthor Bjornson from Iceland. They both have youtube channels of their own, as well as many videos of their various competitions and feats of strength. It would be interesting to hear their opinion of these men.
It might be interesting to see their reaction to some more weird competitions from around the world like the English running behind a wheel of cheese down a hill, Scottish tree throwing and especially Spanish bull running (i guess actual bull fights would be too culturally upsetting to them and problematic with TH-cam monetization), or American rodeos and Mongolian Buzkashi ("rugby" with a dead goat on horses)
@@travelwell6049 yeah just watched it yesterday and remembered suggesting it some time ago =D their faces upon hearing the rules was all i had hoped for ^^
I think they would really like “Utimate Beastmasters” it’s an athletic competition including people and hosts from different countries. It’s a great show!😊
I watch Reactisan I love it I recently watched a video from this channel of the African tribes the reactions were priceless lol I will definitely subscriber n keep watching
They always seem so surprised when they see women in these videos! I would love to see some more reactions to talented women! In most western countries women do the same jobs as men and are just as capable! This must not be the case in their culture so it would be cool for them to see how much women have to offer
I like that they seem surprised while also being happy to see it. When they saw the young girl practicing her punches against the tree they had nothing but compliments about it.
@@shrubninja6444 I like it too! There have been a few times they've commented on women working or doing what they view as mens work and its always been positive. I'd love to see some strong talented women blowing their minds lol
0:26 Reminds me that the last time I knew who the Worlds Strongest Man was, his name was Magnus Samuelsson, a farmer! - Which I'd argue is a labourer! ;) 12:55 Something I really like with videos like the ones you make, is that I can actually see for myself how different, but still similar, the body language is in different parts of the world! :D E.G. The head shaking/nodding at 0:59. Where I live shaking your head side-to-side is to show either disagreement or to answer with a negative (and it could be very disrespectful to shake your head like that when someone else speak), while nodding your head up and down is what you do when agreeing with someone or answering with a positive. But like I said, the body language is still similar enough that I (and, I'd wager, almost everyone else) see that they're showing that they're respectfully listening to each other. I'm not entirely sure why the first examples are in this videos: I mean, 1. sure Hammer throws probably need a fair amount of hand strength but nothing close to being the worlds strongest, there are other things that make them good at what they do. 2. WTF does a guy cutting meat with a sword do here? His hand strength doesn't have to be near (probably) top 1(or 10) million to successfully do this. Does "Strongest Hands" mean something specific? When it comes to breaking slabs, I do wonder when your personal strengthen stops making any real difference and it's just the slabs you've already broken that do most if not all of the work of breaking the ones under. - While probably not that big of a factor here I do know there are a few ways to make it seem harder that some *martial arts trainers* use to make themselves look more impressive than they are (but then we're talking about thin sheets of wood and using the direction of the wood grain to make it easier to break).
For the size laborers are the strongest. American loggers and concrete laboros are very very strong. PLEASE show the villagers the reason they can be so big and strong is because of how much they eat and their diet!
Jordynne Grace aka Thick Mama Pump is a pro wrestler and professional powerlifter, she's got some of the strongest legs for a woman. She's a damn good wrestler too, got an arsenal of over 50 moves, mostly power moves like suplexes and a few submissions like the bear hug which shows off her upper body strength. She wrestles men too, has a couple good matches against Brian Cage who's a massive fella and she tosses him around like a rag doll.
Also and hand chops use three speed technics.. body speed, shoulder and arm speed, and hand or also speed... all together perfectly is a dangerous combination... the best
Pudz was nuts, but according to the others he was juiced the entire time, I mean he did look like a human belgian blue. Magnus ver Magnusson, Magnus Samuelson Sven Karlsen....that is the generation im from lol
Nothing to do with your video of course, but the second clip in the video they're watching is about the blade, it has got nothing to do with him being strong or not lol. Some of these are about technique rather than raw power though, like the tree, the coconuts, the planks/ice/concrete blocks. With just raw power and no technique you're much more likely to break yourself than the object you're trying to break. The only real shows of strength are the lifting/pulling/pushing, there is still technique involved of course, but where with breaking things it helps you to break them, here it's simply to protect yourself. So yeah, Raeen's first afterthought was right. I would love to take these guys into the gym for a couple of months and show them what's possible with just a little bit of effort. Even Babu would be surprised as to what he could still do in his "old" age.
I love all these guys...it would be a GREAT honor to meet them.... I especially would love to meet babu ... I wish I had had someone that appreciative of life in mine
Suggestion: Show them some of the 'Kurzgesagt - In a Nutshell' videos. Lots of topics they have are really interesting. 'The Past we can never return to' comes to mind or a more science video, 'Size of Life' videos. Or maybe just a fun video like the 'Gold Apocalypse' or their latest Dino Asteroid.... there are just countless good topics they tackle that I would love to see the reaction and hear their opinion. Please?
I heard a story from my professor about her experience staying in India. She didn't understand the gestures, so when she asked her friend if she wanted to go to her house the next day and saw her shake her head, she was very confused and hurt. Then her friend showed up the next day which made her even MORE confused. I learned about this over a decade ago, so I'd forgotten that a lot of people don't know about it. Also, they do use a combination of nodding and head shaking. But nodding seems to be more of a STRONG 'yes', to give emphasis, or to highlight a point. Whereas the particular Indian head shake is a signal of agreement, that you're listening, and just an overall affirmative.
I have seen Brian Shaw in real life....I am 6 foot tall and 240 lbs.....and I have never felt smaller then when I stood next to him.....it was like me standing next my 6 year old son. That guy looks and acts like a gentleman but inside he is a beast
I want to do something that will make people amazed like this one day. Not exactly for the glory but more for inspiring others by seeing what things humans can be capable of.
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Also, Someone posted that the younger guys are always nodding their heads from embarrassment of the old man constantly talking, actually in Indian culture that head nodding means you got my attention and I listening and not a gesture of disagreement.
THANK YOU! I was wondering about that but didn't mean any disrespect. I believe that motion is similar to our 'maybe' which is a slower side to side motion or it could mean "kinda/so-so" to us. But we can also make the same side to side motion with a hand to mean the same as the head motion.
Really? We dont use these movements/gestures here in Slovakia, middle Europe, but it was clear they agree with him, shame people can´t read them properly :/ In that case good comment!
@@Trissana281 Yes. Here in the US a lot of us will do that motion (usually with a wrinkled forehead and squinted eyes) but not necessarily everyone. We gesture a lot. LOL You know how you left your head to say "What's up" when you're trying to be cool? Well in the South (US) we'll do a single nod down first and back up (with a smile) to greet each without words. We do it as if we're in an old western movie and have on cowboy hats 😉
@@MsLhuntMartinez79 Im in Georgia... I agree cowboy...lol
@@Jojospyder Well Hey There! From Texas😉
They are never talking together. when one starts,they wait to start talking untill he is completely done. Respect!
I mean, should be normal human behavior
@@Sanguiris should be, but isnt...
@@SPUGGY-t1x one thing for sure.... if politics were this friendly and rewpectfull, i would maybe vote... but politicians are selfish, unrespectfull gold diggers
That's a cultural thing. In some countries, you are expected to interrupt each other a little and it is considered rude if you don't
6:00 “Strong as a mountain” Raeen is completely correct.. it’s Hafthor Julius Bjornsson...also known as ‘The Mountain’ 🙌🏼
Brilliant in Game Of Thrones.
Funny thing, Hafthor is the littlest in his family
@@viciousyeen6644 myth
@@ruffe7655 nah bro for real, just google his family! Even his mom is taller than him
@@viciousyeen6644 cap
I love how Babu is always saying things like “good job my child/son/daughter” even in the video where they watched The Rock in movies scenes I remember him saying at some point “son”.
That’s how it’s translated from Hindi language and culture.
Babu says: you bad man Jerry! You very bad man!
I believe Babu sees each human as a gift of God and what God beings to humans….
He's a wise old man. So, he sees all younger than him as his own children. It's altruistic to consider a stranger as one's own. I guess most older people are generally nicer.
He's everyone's dad.
I love that Babu, even being old and having seen a lot of things, can still feel like he learns something new and is not afraid to change his mind, having seen evidence that what he previously believed was wrong. The mark of true intelligence and wisdom.
Love how they all praise the people in the videos for doing a good job. So sweet! 💕
Day 2 of asking Common Man Show to translate our comments and show them to Sarru, Raeen and Babu. I think it will be very wholesome for them to react to such love from across the globe :D
Yes please! I look forward to seeing them every day, they should know how much joy they're bringing across the globe! Love from the uk 🇬🇧❤
Good idea!
Or even make a complete FAQ project - questions from us viewers directly towards them.
That's a very nice idea. I'll bet they have no idea what a fan club they have ! 👍🏻👍🏻
actually suru and raeen are educated , and 90% indians can understand English
i like the way they gently move their heads right/left as a sign of attention and agreement, while that movement in most part of the world just means "no". Uses and habits are so different, i like that
"But the faith and work of a man has its own importance" How beautiful
My childhood friend had a "strong man" in his family, his uncle. If I recall, his last name was Castonguay. He was doing competition, pulling weights and throwing tree trunks. Amazing.
Gino Castonguay
Friends let me tell you that breaking slabs of hard things with your hands does take some skill but when you place them spaced apart as with the ice it becomes very easy because after you break the first one the weight of the first one helps break the second and so on until by the third or fourth one the weight of the others basically does the work for you, additionally when you place the spacers very far from the center of mass it because very very easy to break such things as most of the weight of the slab is pressed in the middle already. My friends I am not saying that some different ways of breaking slabs with your hands is not hard or does not take skill I am only saying that some ways are more like a magic trick with little skill involved.
Yep this is true, spacing them apart makes them weak in the middle, as all the weight there is suspended.
the man who broke the boards, had them all placed touching each other, if it was strong wood and there were no weak parts like cracks or knots in the wood, then that would have been much much harder to break than the slabs or ice.
Oh man, all i can hear is my foreman saying, "They make a tool for that, your hand is not a hammer" Treat your body parts with respect, they wont last forever.
Lol
Even after so many experiences of the show.. the guys are still enthusiastic and amazed at new things.. Never stop 😎
The sword cutting dead animals is an ad for a knife compony named Cold Steel. They have videos of there products cutting meat to show how it could cut a man. Kind of gross ads actually. Even knife collectors are not sure about how appropriate these ads are. The tariffs effected there business because all the steel they use is from China. They moved from my town to Texas after laying off employees. Good knives but weird compony.
Yeah. I wasn't happy to see that and my mom used to own a slaughter house when I was a kid. I worked in it with her. It didn't bother me at all then. Now it is a different story.
Huh it’s almost as if blades are for cutting meat and it was a demonstration?
@@EB_musik they could cut big slabs of meat on a table. Not remind us that those are animals. Yes.we KNOW we are eating animals but we don't really want to THINK about it.
@@MsBebegurl0212
If you have a problem with meat coming from actual animals, maybe reconsider eating meat? Or just accept that we are omnivores and the meat we consume was once a living being. You wouldn't fault a cat for killing and eating mice, birds etc would you?
@@pH7oslo plz have a seat and hush..you don't have anything really to say except to try to start drama. Not happening..bye
I love how humble Babu is. This whole channel is wholesome.
Mariusz "Dominator" Pudzianowski was there. The only one titled "World's Strongest Man" five separate times. 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2008.
i think you ll blow their minds with actual strong woman contestants
Yes...they actually were surprised of the lil girl
Agree. They seem to appreciate seeing women do things they didn’t expect.
Strong woman, like Macho Man.
🎶🎶 Strong Woman🎶🎶
Yeah, show them Donna Moore, or Rhianna Lovelace, just 2 names of some ridiculously strong women out there.
That s*** freaks me out too.
I remember when I was young I went to school with this large family all the boys were f****** like super muscular just naturally in ninth grade they had beards and we're able to go to the liquor store and buy liquor.
But anyways their sister is so beautiful but one night I had took some LSD and I ended up sleeping with her but it freaked me out because her body was so f******muscular and hard and while we were having sex I freaked out and stopped and got up out of bed and walk out of the room.
I walked into the other room and started talking to my friend and told him the crazy s*** I was experiencing and he was like dude she's fine as hell you better get back in there so I went back in the room and she was like tripping on me looking at me like what the f*** and at first I lied andI told her I had a cramp in my leg did I had to walk off that's why I walked out of the room.
But in reality I was freaking out about the fact that she was so naturally muscular like her brother.
When I was in the dark I kept picturing her being someone else and it really freaked me the fuck out!
I told her the truth about what really happened later on she got a big laugh out of it!
Love this! I’ve been watching strongman competitions for years and I still have the same reaction
These guys compliment each other. It wouldn’t be the same without these guys. Love from 🇺🇸
Perfect timing what with the Worlds Strongest Man 2021 having just taken place. Congratulations to Tom Stoltman for taking home the big gold trophy. _Spicy!!!_ 🌶️🌶️🌶️
You really should show these guys a *Worlds Strongest Man* compilation, they seemed to be really getting into it.
Funny how they put videos of real strongmen along with performers faking acts of strength.
I wish someone would let them know how many kilograms the strong man are lifting. Such a shame because a lot of the thing are heavier then they look
Would be funny seeing their reaction to the daily diet of a worlds strongest man competitor.
Bless the 3 of them! Stay healthy and strong!
Show them more Strongman content! They will love seeing just how powerful a man can become!
Babu's nostalgia when he saw the arm wrestling... 😌
They all 3 said "A PLANE?!"
04:45 board breaking like that is more like a magic trick, all the boards are sawed so the lines are the same way so when u hit it they will break very easy, like how you fold a paper back and forth over and over and can then tear it even and easily. I doubt he could break 2 real boards
They do that now? They didmt on the old days. It was the real deal
@@brendacawston9236 they always did it like that ... even if it looks like a thick board its cut in a way that makes it easy to break ... anyone thats been to a martial arts school where they did these types of demonstrations knows what im talking about :D we would always do these types of demonstrations at the karate school taht i went ... its just a show you can literally just snap them with your hands ... looks cool tho
Have they reacted to the Shaolin Monk masters?
The way they train their hands to be spear points is something crazy. Along with all other skills they have.
I'd recommend the BBC documentary on it but might take a bit of translation. There are many other action packed short video's out there that highlight their abilities more.
That's a great idea. Had a similar thought, but you beat me to it. So you have my support!
Eh, depends. As quite a lot of Martial Arts (not all of course) seem to have lost their effectiveness while trying to be spritual or becoming more sportslike.
I'd recommend looking up Xu Xiaodong who've been (or still is) in trouble with the Chinese regime because how he destroyed (I hope, successfully) the image of these old martial arts *masters* as actual masters of their supposed, well, arts.
If we don't see Guddu Bhai very soon, we riot
Sarru: There's no such thing they're not lifting All the heavy things they're lifting
Was that translated correctly?
-- there is nothing they cannot lift , seeing that they're lifting all of this
It doesn't translate well in english
That is only the tip of the iceberg! 4 of the worlds strongest men have a show on the History channel you should definitely have them check out!!! Thank you for this one!!!
They always have such positive things to say. 😄
That’s a good point. May they stay that way
show them Magnus Midtboe the rock climber, he has very insane grip and climbs like spiderman
Nowadays, there are very few videos that I can give a thumbs up to. I like these videos. All of the people are very likeable and fun to watch.
As a long time strongman (the sport) fan I was wating for this reaction so bad and it was great.
Such beautiful people,! God Bless you!
The breaking of stacks of slabs thing is really more of a trick. They have small spacers in between each layer which makes it effectively only a single layer. The weight of the top ones helps you break the lower ones. Its a chain reaction like dominoes.
Why don't you try it at home and get back to us from the Urgent Care Center
Damn I need friends like these guys, seem so chill and respectful
I think a strongwoman competition might have surprised them more.
Whenever transgender men get in they wreck them lmfao
@@DeusSalis lmao transphobes always obsessing about trans people...
@@Seek1878 I'm not obsessing I'm pointing out a simple fact, and why would I be scared of someone who has such severe confusion issues? L to the F to the M to the A to the O
The three men are such good souls.Watched them for a long time.
Awesome! More of this please.
LOL HAHAHAHAHAHA THEIR COMMENTS ARE THE CUTEST 🤣🤣❤️
I enjoy these guys a lot! Great video!
Head bobble throughout. I understand that this gesture generally means agreement.
🙏👍🏽💪🏽👌😃love these guys ✊🏽
Every time I watch these strong man videos, I just imagine my spine shattering as I attempt to do basically anything.
It would have been nice if some caber-tossing had been included. I'd love to see their reactions to a person carrying the equivalent of a telephone pole and then flipping it end-over-end...
The girl punching the tree, I'm no expert but that tree looked like it was rotted out, Am I wrong on that one?
You got it ,anyone who believes that lil girl was hitting a healthy tree is looney. Tree was old rotten
Yeah, not even the strongest man in the world could do that to a healthy tree.
Prob not rotten. That wouldn't be a legitamite competition. Wow and she was so fast!
@@brendacawston9236 The tree is rotten, do you really think a child can destroy a tree with punches.
Good to see you three again!
lol "the mountain" appears and they be like "wow that guy looks strong like a mountain.".... did not see him perform yet :P nor knew he was called that XD
You have to do the Women's Strongman! They would love that as much as the fighting one
They should react to a documentary about monks those guys do handstand pushups with 1 finger and they hang themselves for 2 hours while doing it in one breath
It would be interesting to see them react to the man who can carry horses on his back.
A couple of the men they witnessed toward the end of the video are very successful and famous professional Strong Men. One is a fellow American named Brian Shaw, and the other is Halfthor Bjornson from Iceland. They both have youtube channels of their own, as well as many videos of their various competitions and feats of strength. It would be interesting to hear their opinion of these men.
It would be so amazing to have them watch some of Bob Ross's Joy of Painting and try it out themselves!
Love the old gentleman!!!
Full of life.. !!
Show them the lumberjack competitions!!!!
Love see them react to large tractors working fields like Big Bud 16v 747.
It might be interesting to see their reaction to some more weird competitions from around the world like the English running behind a wheel of cheese down a hill, Scottish tree throwing and especially Spanish bull running (i guess actual bull fights would be too culturally upsetting to them and problematic with TH-cam monetization), or American rodeos and Mongolian Buzkashi ("rugby" with a dead goat on horses)
I think your cheese rolling suggestion was taken on board
@@travelwell6049 yeah just watched it yesterday and remembered suggesting it some time ago =D their faces upon hearing the rules was all i had hoped for ^^
I think they would really like “Utimate Beastmasters” it’s an athletic competition including people and hosts from different countries. It’s a great show!😊
I watch Reactisan I love it I recently watched a video from this channel of the African tribes the reactions were priceless lol I will definitely subscriber n keep watching
05:35 remove the spacing between the ice, put one block on the floor and see if he can break 1? :P
Show them.the slapping game from Poland and Russia
I second this suggestion
Another good video guys today.
They always seem so surprised when they see women in these videos! I would love to see some more reactions to talented women! In most western countries women do the same jobs as men and are just as capable! This must not be the case in their culture so it would be cool for them to see how much women have to offer
I like that they seem surprised while also being happy to see it. When they saw the young girl practicing her punches against the tree they had nothing but compliments about it.
@@shrubninja6444 I like it too! There have been a few times they've commented on women working or doing what they view as mens work and its always been positive. I'd love to see some strong talented women blowing their minds lol
I've noticed they call any may with muscles a wrestler 🤣
0:26 Reminds me that the last time I knew who the Worlds Strongest Man was, his name was Magnus Samuelsson, a farmer! - Which I'd argue is a labourer! ;) 12:55
Something I really like with videos like the ones you make, is that I can actually see for myself how different, but still similar, the body language is in different parts of the world! :D
E.G. The head shaking/nodding at 0:59. Where I live shaking your head side-to-side is to show either disagreement or to answer with a negative (and it could be very disrespectful to shake your head like that when someone else speak), while nodding your head up and down is what you do when agreeing with someone or answering with a positive. But like I said, the body language is still similar enough that I (and, I'd wager, almost everyone else) see that they're showing that they're respectfully listening to each other.
I'm not entirely sure why the first examples are in this videos: I mean,
1. sure Hammer throws probably need a fair amount of hand strength but nothing close to being the worlds strongest, there are other things that make them good at what they do.
2. WTF does a guy cutting meat with a sword do here? His hand strength doesn't have to be near (probably) top 1(or 10) million to successfully do this.
Does "Strongest Hands" mean something specific?
When it comes to breaking slabs, I do wonder when your personal strengthen stops making any real difference and it's just the slabs you've already broken that do most if not all of the work of breaking the ones under. - While probably not that big of a factor here I do know there are a few ways to make it seem harder that some *martial arts trainers* use to make themselves look more impressive than they are (but then we're talking about thin sheets of wood and using the direction of the wood grain to make it easier to break).
I want to know more about Babu,Sarru and Raeen.please make a video and ask some general questions like their age, profession,village name etc.
Love..! The first one OG..! 😄
4:25.. Jerry Scotti in a video with villagers.. World cannot surprise me anymore
For the size laborers are the strongest. American loggers and concrete laboros are very very strong. PLEASE show the villagers the reason they can be so big and strong is because of how much they eat and their diet!
Jordynne Grace aka Thick Mama Pump is a pro wrestler and professional powerlifter, she's got some of the strongest legs for a woman. She's a damn good wrestler too, got an arsenal of over 50 moves, mostly power moves like suplexes and a few submissions like the bear hug which shows off her upper body strength. She wrestles men too, has a couple good matches against Brian Cage who's a massive fella and she tosses him around like a rag doll.
Also and hand chops use three speed technics.. body speed, shoulder and arm speed, and hand or also speed... all together perfectly is a dangerous combination... the best
Pudz was nuts, but according to the others he was juiced the entire time, I mean he did look like a human belgian blue.
Magnus ver Magnusson, Magnus Samuelson Sven Karlsen....that is the generation im from lol
They were all juiced, and still are.
Nothing to do with your video of course, but the second clip in the video they're watching is about the blade, it has got nothing to do with him being strong or not lol.
Some of these are about technique rather than raw power though, like the tree, the coconuts, the planks/ice/concrete blocks. With just raw power and no technique you're much more likely to break yourself than the object you're trying to break.
The only real shows of strength are the lifting/pulling/pushing, there is still technique involved of course, but where with breaking things it helps you to break them, here it's simply to protect yourself.
So yeah, Raeen's first afterthought was right. I would love to take these guys into the gym for a couple of months and show them what's possible with just a little bit of effort. Even Babu would be surprised as to what he could still do in his "old" age.
I love all these guys...it would be a GREAT honor to meet them.... I especially would love to meet babu ... I wish I had had someone that appreciative of life in mine
Show them ladies doing calisthenics! They are so strong!
J'adorerais voir leurs réactions à l'entrainement des moines xiaolin ou à la compétition "Mister Univers" XD
Suggestion: Show them some of the 'Kurzgesagt - In a Nutshell' videos. Lots of topics they have are really interesting. 'The Past we can never return to' comes to mind or a more science video, 'Size of Life' videos. Or maybe just a fun video like the 'Gold Apocalypse' or their latest Dino Asteroid.... there are just countless good topics they tackle that I would love to see the reaction and hear their opinion. Please?
I heard a story from my professor about her experience staying in India. She didn't understand the gestures, so when she asked her friend if she wanted to go to her house the next day and saw her shake her head, she was very confused and hurt. Then her friend showed up the next day which made her even MORE confused. I learned about this over a decade ago, so I'd forgotten that a lot of people don't know about it. Also, they do use a combination of nodding and head shaking. But nodding seems to be more of a STRONG 'yes', to give emphasis, or to highlight a point. Whereas the particular Indian head shake is a signal of agreement, that you're listening, and just an overall affirmative.
I swear Babu is a God amongst men :D bless all of you
New sub from Sweden
These guys are awesome, especially Babu.
Next, you should make them react by Strongman's diet on cheat day lol
I have seen Brian Shaw in real life....I am 6 foot tall and 240 lbs.....and I have never felt smaller then when I stood next to him.....it was like me standing next my 6 year old son. That guy looks and acts like a gentleman but inside he is a beast
These three are my favorite!
I love BABU!!!! HE IS HILARIOUS!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
Why are there sooo many dead trees where that girl goes out punching them? Seen several vids and I think someone should do a soil sample. Lol
Woah! Strong hands to glove up and punch an old rotten bora ridden tree...
You could sneeze on it and do that much damage.
I love these guys
WE LOOOOOVE YOUUUUUUUU
I would love to see them to react to ultra marathoners, the ones where they run up to 100 miles / 160 kilometers.
Now show them Schoolboy beating both of those arm wrestlers without a bead of sweat, popping vein, or furrowed brow in sight 😂
I want to do something that will make people amazed like this one day. Not exactly for the glory but more for inspiring others by seeing what things humans can be capable of.
btw the tree was not alive, it was rotten, but girl look like she had good Thai technique
I wonder what this clicki noise are that i think Sarru is making? Some cultural thing because he is so amazed?
Tight rope walk over Niagara falls,
as a mongolian, i hope they show the video of a mongolian wrester literally swinging a tree log, basically just dancing with it
@Common Man Show : let them see a video of the daily live of a strongman, how much they eat, train and repeat.
How about showing them a Mr Universe competition to see how far people have gone with muscle definition.
3:11 is Evnika Saadvakass think she´s like 10yo in this clip...she´s a beast