@@exucia669for context: engines for Fighter jets are also really loud. I had an expirience with this. when i was on crete, some F-16s flew over the place we were staying. And they were *LOUD*. So loud that i covered my ears.
This also works on Airliners, they are also loud. But not loud enough to set off a car alarm. I was standing on a taxiway when a plane was taking off:/
Back in 1994, the kid's grandfather had no idea that he will be able to use his phone wire connected to his own PC to send a video around the world to be stored there indefinitely, for free, for anybody with a phone wire to watch. I find that technological improvement more fascinating.
**Laughs in SR-71** Yes, continue…for more of what I have to say Go on And proceed to see what I have started lol **Oh and since you’re here** We're no strangers to love You know the rules and so do I A full commitment's what I'm thinking of You wouldn't get this from any other guy I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling Gotta make you understand Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you We've known each other for so long Your heart's been aching but you're too shy to say it Inside we both know what's been going on We know the game and we're gonna play it And if you ask me how I'm feeling Don't tell me you're too blind to see Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give, never gonna give (Give you up) (Ooh) Never gonna give, never gonna give (Give you up) We've known each other for so long Your heart's been aching but you're too shy to say it Inside we both know what's been going on We know the game and we're gonna play it I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling Gotta make you understand Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
@@domp5014 that's not even a passenger plane, that's like saying "laughs in F22" totally different. Apples and oranges. You must be just another jealous 'merican 😏
I used to work for BA at Heathrow. Every weekday morning at about 10am the BA001 would take off for New York. At take-off the sound from the reheated engines was so loud you not only heard it but felt the vibrations in your chest. It accelerated off down the runway like a giant dragster, then at the end became a white triangle floating off into the sky.
@@PTFSFanB0y The usual narrowbody and widebody jets, like A320, 737, 747, 757, 767. Never on Concorde, which is bit of a missed opportunity in retrospect.
It used to fly over my school in Berkshire at about 10.15am. Unsure of what altitude it would have been at by that point, but that roar... it's sorely missed. A plane leagues ahead of its time and sadly nothing's ever come close to just how special and unique it was!
Concorde flying low right after takeoff, crazy loud sound, afterburners still lit, and, to top it off, a car alarm going off. Yes, this is why the Concorde will forever be in our hearts.
I recently went with a retired mens group to Filton to visit the aerospace museum. All us oldies were just staring at this magnificent plane in it's own hangar, what a great sight, what a great plane!! I had to go to Casablanca October 1974 to do some work on a piece of equipment for the noise measuring tests they were doing on Concorde, prior to going into service. Concorde standing its own hangar is just a work of engineering excellence.
an impeccable introduction of the small foreground driveway and a boy with his simple ball. Then a thundering jet capable of transporting dozens at supersonic speed takes stage.
@@upturnedblousecollar5811 to be bored became a concept today with the current speed of our lives, but at that time, these type of days and moments were usual. And be bored allows a lot of creativity and thinking, it's healthy I think
I agree. I remember such days that were passing slowly. No internet, no cell phones, cameras, walk man's, radio, computer and tv only. People had to invite each other by telephone a week before, and give precise instructions to have a meeting somewhere. Otherwise, they will miss the meeting and miss the occasion of seeing their friend that week. Such scenarios are impossible today. You can't even explain that to a kid, he wouldn't understand what it means..
Such a great aircraft. Really got me interested in aviation. I now live pretty close to a regional airport so I like seeing all the small planes flying over the streets. Aviation is so cool
No matter how many times I've seen this clip, I always get a pang of anxiety when Dad is scrambling about filming the path, the table and the rubbish bins followed by huge relief when he captures that exquisite moment so perfectly.
Oh how sweet of you! My only regret is that I didn't try to get a few more film clips - but sometimes you don't know what you have until it's gone. Plus as mentioned in my blurb, I had to wear ear defenders or I couldn't have filmed this (fingers firmly in ears) - so a bit of planning was required. But, yes, so damned close to not catching it!!
Super nostalgic video isnt it? Its the 90s in a time capsule. Mindblowing supersonic aircrafts flying over your house setting off car alarms while kids actually went outside n played with soccer balls with the hope / dreams of becoming a famous football player , all filmed in 320p fs ! Long live the 1990s !
Kinda reminds me of my childhood & growing up 1/2 mile from Malmstrom AFB in the 60’s - 70’s. I remember mom holding pictures on the wall & cussing every time a jet hit the sound barrier, and us kids jumping up & down cheering! Miss that sometimes . . .
Early 2000s for sure, I had that same gelled quiff haha... and remember a lot of mates with those thick rigid T-shirts (the edgy version of a Hawaiian shirt essentially), looks like it's from the game Tekken.
@@KandGoodz So there was a race in Cold War between the Soviets and Americans that who could build a super sonic jet. And when the kid gave that look at the end, I meant to say that the American stole the plane, but it was a joke. Sorry buddy.
@@hosoyalaurence Fast and/or luxurious aircrafts never fitted well in the commercial flight industry. Airlines want to put as many souls in an aircraft as possible, not put full apartments in a 747 for example
@@justcommenting4981 modern noise suppression mechanisms are far more effective than what concorde , with it's 4 vulcan bomber engines (plus afterburners) was far louder.
@@chillmushroom6016 that's a new feature, but it's a bit buggy right now as you can see. But now you can read comments on the other languages without opening Google translate
We live in a world of smartphones, video calling and privatised space travel, yet I still can’t help but feel we are all worse off for not having a replacement for Concorde. What a magnificent piece of engineering.
Extensive fuel use and extraordinary pollutant.. nah no thanks. Not so the rich can save some minutes of already unnecessary travelling. Planes are by far the worst polluting way of travel. While cruise ships are just as ridiculous unnecessary as the concorde was. Luxury for the sake of luxury, and not because it's required for anything special.. If the plane was created to transport donor organs to otherwise dying kids around the world, then I would understand but still disagree Edit*- misspelled save
@@mortenfrosthansen84 FYI, combined cars use (ROUGHLY) the same amount of CO2 as all planes, people should walk or take public transport more. People need to get to different countries as quickly as possible, there's no solid replacement for planes right now. But people definitely don't need to hop in their car just to drive to the other end of their town or city, and the replacement is pretty much as fast, if not faster.
@@mannmctrash nah dude.. the difference is that planes needs to be completely full, every single time for a rough comparison to be viable.. And what about filters on planes, how would that be possible 🤔
@@mortenfrosthansen84 Planes are very often not 100% full, idk what point the capacity of the vehicle has to do with it other than it taking less fuel the less people are onboard.
You MUST be American doing that Muslim routine. Muslims have been in Britain for centuries, they didn't all just arrive last Thursday wearing suicide belts. Many British Muslims fought in two world wars for Great Britain while the USA was saying "Screw you, it's not our war"
Tony England - I must be American eh. Why, because an Englishman would be burned at the stake for making such a remark? You miss the point, the Islamic population in England - and in the western EU, has exploded over the last fifty years. A group fundamentally incompatible with its host culture. Funny, I didn’t have to mention suicide belts, you did... Since you mention WWII, that really wasn’t America’s war before 1941, but the US still supplied Britain in her time of need under the Lend-Lease program, before complete involvement.
You must be American because you talk and talk about guns, then a World War starts and suddenly, none of you can find yours and say "it's not our war" for two whole years. As for lend-lease, oh thanks for that. Your bravery of lending us a screwdriver while Brits - and Muslims supporting Brits in the front line - were fighting a war.
I used to work right next to the main runway and witness this every day. Also Hounslow golf club was the place to be at 11 am in the morning when she used to blast over our heads. Amazing. Truly amazing.
I remember in the old days of youtube if you didn't add a profile pic it was automatically created from the thumbnail of your first video upload. I think this is the case here.
Edgy shirt: *check* Enormous goalkeeper's gloves: *check* Hair styled up with gel: *check* Domestic camcorder: *check* Yep, I think we have an early 00's european banger.
@@qm230 I think you could argue it is. This plane is a symptom of an era where "no" was not an answer. Like the Saturn V rocket, it seemed ahead of its time in terms of performance. Today we live in a world where everything is calculated, the profit margins are optimized so the companies can "grow". We have so much more technology, but nobody willing to sacrifice a bit of those margins to create those large-scale projects. This is less and less true though, I think Elon Musk (however crazy he might be) has given a good example that those projects are still possible, and influenced people like Jeff Bezos to imitate him.
Don't blame the internet. It has brought the sum total of human knowledge to the immediate reach of each and every one of us. Social media apps.... well, that's a whole 'nother discussion.
hurr durr past was best, internet bad, amirite? Why is every video from before 2005 filled to the brim with sad boomers wearing rose coloured contacts?
@@Kyle-jg6un Actually, Concorde flew out of Heathrow everyday back in the late 1970s. We lived just down the road from Heathrow, and mum worked in an office just across the road from the runway. Dad used to drive us to mum's office and we would wait in the carpark for her to come out. Then you would hear the roar from Concorde's engines and feel the pressure thudding on your chest as the aircraft climbed into the sky, pouring black exhaust out behind. Not very environmentally friendly, but very impressive! So that would be every day around 5 pm, and I think one flew out of Heathrow around 11 am each morning as well.
@@EleanorPeterson If you mean the planes flying out of Heathrow made you deaf, actually we hardly noticed the ordinary jets. After a while your brain tunes them out. But Concorde was something else!!
Absolutely fabulous, captured superbly, in sound and vision, the intro and end add to the realism, just wish I'd flow on it, beautiful aircraft! ✈️❤️🤍💙
I like how the guy who was already holding the camera perfectly is like "oh here it is, let me quickly drop and shuffle the camera in my hands for 10 seconds and nearly miss it"
I once lived for a while under the flight corridor of Heathrow and saw Concorde a couple of times fly overhead. This video will be an eternal testament for the fact that her disruptive noise did not start at breaking the sound barrier; but what a beauty to behold! Thank you sir for both recording and sharing this video! Thank you very much, indeed.
@@Maguirerichardson this video is almost as old as TH-cam itself, but today the algorithm decided that I needed to see this time capsule of a different era in flight.
@@Maguirerichardson your hounslow drive video great west road dick turpin way you accidentally put down august 1983 when it should be august 1987 and i know that video was from 1987 because all the songs on the car radio came out in 1987 and not in 1983 and you must feel sad when visiting hounslow that you see today especially the high street full of ethnic shops and restaurants just like in southall and you will be lucky if you even see one 1 white person in hounslow in this day and age and by white i mean a person who is english and not polish because its not like it was back in 1987 and yes hounslow even then had a sizeable asian population back then but at least the asylum seekers and refugees were practically non existent back then at least in hounslow anyway and there were almost as many english whites in hounslow back then as there were asians and very few polish people back then at least in hounslow anyway
A shame that the doomed air France Concorde was mostly from negligent errors by the French pilot from overloading the rear baggage compartment, over filling the taxi fuel tank at the very back, filling all the rest of the tanks to the brim. This allowed no give,were any tyre pieces flicked up into under wing/tank. And to cap it, took off with a rear tail wind. this made the overall weight of the Concord excessive. The rest is history
This is a reddit moment for me but it was more like an sr71 than a fighter jet. High speed, very limited turning radius, very limited gs. Still majestic
Lovely piece of spontaneous film. Yes I remember her with great affection. I lived in the oldest house in Twickenham beside the old church and on the River Thames. At 7.30 in the evening I would hear a distant low roar from miles away and the china cupboard would shake. I would always step out onto the dockside and within 15 seconds Concorde would fly directly over me heading south, her deafening roar and after burners glowing and then immediately do a turn west to line herself up with the Bristol Channel, supersonic speed and New York.
Brilliant film, we obviously knew you were going to film Concord but didn’t expect you’d get such a great shot. Was like you’d caught the millennium falcon! Great to see afterburners, really added to the surprise
I remember the first time I saw Concorde, I was in a pub garden near Heathrow in the summer of 1976. It made its noisy journey overhead and everyone in the garden cheered and clapped. Wonderful! 😊
I wish I could get a proper sense of of loud this is. I've been "near" 747's, A380's taking off, but that just seems like a whole other level, what an incredible marvel of engineering !
I remember being at school as a ten year old in 76 when the first concord took off from Heathrow and the whole school went onto the sports field to watch, then 20 years later in 96, we used to watch it from the roof of a factory on the A4 Bath road ! A mere 200 metres from the runway !😮😄
@@kishascape it wasn’t a failure in terms of engineering and at the end of the day, that’s all we look back on. No one looks back at Concorde and goes, what a money pit, we look at it as an achievement of what we managed to do, almost like the moon landing in a way, not because we need to, because we want to
I was at the Reading Rock Festival in 1996 and Concord flew over the Festival (it may have been at a different festival that I went to in Hyde Park I forget). But it was majestic. I only ever saw her fly once, but I did. I'll never forget that moment and I was crushed when she was retired.
The experience was more like a scene outof Jurassic Park, the ground starts trembling, the windows start shaking, the absolute defening noise makes you want to curl in a ball but then it passes... you look up and see those beautiful Delta wings.
Something about this video makes me feel nostalgic in a good way. I can just imagine this lad having a kick about with his dad on a Saturday afternoon, watching the Simpsons and eating beans on toast and potato smilies for tea. The good old days.
I mean let's face it, I wouldn't want to live there but as an aviation geek I just can't help but smile when I hear this sound. Even through loudspeakers you can just sense how loud it must have been.
In Woodmere NY, just Across the bay from JFK at a park, we would hear it coming by the loud distant sound waaay before we could see it.. We would stop and say it's coming and then have to look for which direction flight path before it would pop into view.. as it neared us, the sound would be exponentially louder as it made it's landing..we all watched in awe every, single , time..that plane is severely missed.
Both my dad and grandparents are from Plymouth and they used to hear the sonic boom of concord flying overhead.I also saw the only remaining experimental concord at the fleet air arm museum a few weeks ago such an incredible aircraft and seeing it in person makes it even better, must have been such a great experience to see it flying right over your head
Takes me back. My great aunts lived in Hounslow under the flightpath to Heathrow. Seeing the Concorde from their back garden when visiting from Canada remains a highlight of my childhood! And yes, you could hear it coming down the runway, preparing for takeoff. Those were the days.
mine to! directly under the flight path. i used to stay there alot as a child but even now i still get amazed seeing them fly right over, makes me feel like a kid again
Absolutely brilliant. So so cool. 4 afterburners lit and it’s an airliner! All those years ago and nothing still to give you goosebumps like that. I never get tired of watching Concorde videos but this is a great video. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, I remember seeing this plane long ago when I was a kid, every morning, a Concorde would take off at an airport near my house, I loved watching it take off, until 2003 came, I saw Concorde's last flight that day, I never stopped crying. Its a memory that I will never forget....
I occasionally got underneath it when it was taking off over Hatton Cross tube. There is nothing like feeling shock waves reverberating around the jelly of your chest, and hearing panicked car alarms triggered under the flight path. Impossible to convey on video, many try and the vast majority can't get near it. For all its ad hoc brevity, this video is easily one of the best. Fantastic.
Fantastic! (From a TW7 neighbour and Concorde enthusiast.) From working out the camera, to your hilarious reaction when she suddenly appears to the very credible and steady shot... 10/10
House available in nice quiet neighborhood
Peppermint xd
At least you can park your jet near your house. Just like GTA SA.
My twin
Quiet neighborhood, just steps from bustling shops and amenities.
Brilliant!
This style of video is so nostalgic. Old electronics somehow seem way more organic lol
It's the interlacing, frame transition is less sharp and defined.
it’s literally CGI lmfaoo
I had that same shirt and haircut growing up
@@mikec6935 no it isn’t 🤡
Like my skin
Feels more futuristic than anything we see today.
Hyundai's electric vehicle and Toyota's hydrogen vehicles are pretty futuristic to me
@@comraderevo2362 electric is not green, it is to look green for your shitty image, why H20 is invented then? come at me bro.
@@richarddikker8473 chilllllllllllllll
@@Sagginballs u mad bro u mad?
@@richarddikker8473 Omg take a chill pill
I love how even though it hadn't gone supersonic yet, the engines were *still* loud enough to set off the car alarm.
Never been to a military airshow huh
@@noob.168 ???? you're weird
@@exucia669for context: engines for Fighter jets are also really loud. I had an expirience with this. when i was on crete, some F-16s flew over the place we were staying. And they were *LOUD*. So loud that i covered my ears.
This also works on Airliners, they are also loud. But not loud enough to set off a car alarm. I was standing on a taxiway when a plane was taking off:/
@@noob.168 If you don'T understand things, don't talk about them -.-
it’s rumored that this video recommended it to the boy in the video 17 years after posting
Muita história envolvida!
Сколько ему лет? Где он сейчас?
Olha quem encontramos por aqui!
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Coe
Realtors when selling that house: “it’s a nice, quiet neighborhood.”
I'd buy it right away if concorde was still flying
*Estate Agents
*Neighbourhood
@@Chris-nn3vu I got annoyed but then realized where this is, so fair enough
And realized it was just right behind the Heathrow
Yea it’s a steal especially since Concorde went extinct lol
The kid didn't have any idea that 2.1 mil will be watching him playing football video in their smartphones in the future
Yes he did at 00:55
Back in 1994, the kid's grandfather had no idea that he will be able to use his phone wire connected to his own PC to send a video around the world to be stored there indefinitely, for free, for anybody with a phone wire to watch.
I find that technological improvement more fascinating.
3.4 m
Haha Touché
@@diegoq8417 don't know where you got 3.4m from as it's clearly says 3.3m 😂
In my opinion this should be included in the ranking of the 100 most iconic videos of the 21st century.
Indeed
There's gotta be like a 1000-way tie in the top 100, there's so been so many classic bangers
Agreed
That kid's haircut is as 'early 2000's' as it can be
And the shirt too 😂
Wrong buddy, it was a 90's cut.
You right, if you read the description, it was 2002 or 2003
Concorde was retired in 2003
David Beckham
3 hrs later it touched down in New York City. Awesome.
**Laughs in SR-71**
Yes, continue…for more of what I have to say
Go on
And proceed to see what I have started lol
**Oh and since you’re here**
We're no strangers to love
You know the rules and so do I
A full commitment's what I'm thinking of
You wouldn't get this from any other guy
I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling
Gotta make you understand
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
We've known each other for so long
Your heart's been aching but you're too shy to say it
Inside we both know what's been going on
We know the game and we're gonna play it
And if you ask me how I'm feeling
Don't tell me you're too blind to see
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Never gonna give, never gonna give
(Give you up)
(Ooh) Never gonna give, never gonna give
(Give you up)
We've known each other for so long
Your heart's been aching but you're too shy to say it
Inside we both know what's been going on
We know the game and we're gonna play it
I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling
Gotta make you understand
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
"Kayuh"
@@domp5014 that's not even a passenger plane, that's like saying "laughs in F22" totally different. Apples and oranges. You must be just another jealous 'merican 😏
@@domp5014 *Laughs in Satellite*
Boom aero will bring it back !
Thank Sir, your video will be part of mankind's nostalgia for ever
@@mikec6935 no need to be rude
@@mikec6935 you're saying this entire video is cgi? Are you brain dead?
@@mikec6935 it's not dummy
@@freeman5799 he's probably one of those "jet fuel can't melt steal beams" braindeads
@@mikec6935 what if it wasnt CGI and watch your word
I used to work for BA at Heathrow. Every weekday morning at about 10am the BA001 would take off for New York. At take-off the sound from the reheated engines was so loud you not only heard it but felt the vibrations in your chest. It accelerated off down the runway like a giant dragster, then at the end became a white triangle floating off into the sky.
Nice, what planes did you fly when u worked for BA?
@@PTFSFanB0y The usual narrowbody and widebody jets, like A320, 737, 747, 757, 767. Never on Concorde, which is bit of a missed opportunity in retrospect.
@@DrewWithington man your lucky especially flying the 747, Queen of the skies
@@PTFSFanB0y Yeah 747 was definitely the best.
It used to fly over my school in Berkshire at about 10.15am. Unsure of what altitude it would have been at by that point, but that roar... it's sorely missed. A plane leagues ahead of its time and sadly nothing's ever come close to just how special and unique it was!
Damn seeing him kick a ball around the street was insanely nostalgic
You can’t now?
Look at these two geniuses 😂
why would you kick a ball around if nowadays you can just as easily deplete your dopamine levels with hollow tiktok videos!
@@diesel5471 go out, you’ll still see kids playing football
@@alexanderfrankenberger1118 I think he means Being a kid kicking a ball around, and no, you can’t be a kid again lol
You really nailed the shot. The entire build up inspired no confidence and then you got it perfectly framed.
It really was some amazing hairstyle, it must have taken ages in the mirror to get right! ✈️
Concorde flying low right after takeoff, crazy loud sound, afterburners still lit, and, to top it off, a car alarm going off. Yes, this is why the Concorde will forever be in our hearts.
Plus the video description _'Concorde sometimes blew our bin lids off'_
The concorde in this video is glorious.
the concorde changed airtravel forever
@@juicy3403 absolutely
i had a eargasm
I recently went with a retired mens group to Filton to visit the aerospace museum. All us oldies were just staring at this magnificent plane in it's own hangar, what a great sight, what a great plane!! I had to go to Casablanca October 1974 to do some work on a piece of equipment for the noise measuring tests they were doing on Concorde, prior to going into service. Concorde standing its own hangar is just a work of engineering excellence.
This is probably the coolest shot of Concorde I've seen.
The video of the ill fated Air France Concorde (RIP) taking off from Monaco I think, just a couple months before the tragedy, is really cool too
why don’t people say * the * concorde
@@reacesm there are a very small number of English words which omit the "the" before the name of the object, Concorde being one of them
This shot of the Concorde is glorious.
@@reacesm 'cos we're not American
I can not even discribe how awesome, surrealistic and at the same time nostalgic this video is!
an impeccable introduction of the small foreground driveway and a boy with his simple ball. Then a thundering jet capable of transporting dozens at supersonic speed takes stage.
Describe and surrealistic. . . Really!!
@@ns7353 That poor lad looked so incredibly bored until Concorde arrived!
@@upturnedblousecollar5811 to be bored became a concept today with the current speed of our lives, but at that time, these type of days and moments were usual. And be bored allows a lot of creativity and thinking, it's healthy I think
I agree. I remember such days that were passing slowly. No internet, no cell phones, cameras, walk man's, radio, computer and tv only. People had to invite each other by telephone a week before, and give precise instructions to have a meeting somewhere. Otherwise, they will miss the meeting and miss the occasion of seeing their friend that week.
Such scenarios are impossible today. You can't even explain that to a kid, he wouldn't understand what it means..
13 years later
*why is this on my recommendation*
edit: it's 14 years old now
Haha same!
JDM Boi ikr
Same XD
Cuz planes are cool
same bra
Such a great aircraft. Really got me interested in aviation. I now live pretty close to a regional airport so I like seeing all the small planes flying over the streets. Aviation is so cool
Please never get rid of this video. Save it forever!
I'm sure TH-cam will find a reason to take it down somehow.
Why save it forever? Because its British? RACIST.
@Gappie Al Kebabi
Lmao
@@Hoylzie what are you going on about
Danny Morgan What the fuck did you say?
This is one perfect dad and son moment. Amazing!
Very low bar
@@babk08 Limbo low
@@babk08 low bar? Having CONCORDE flying directly over your head setting off a car alarm?
@@vanmurphy26 he probably takes his kids to jungle land every other Saturday. Lol
Dad should goto jail for letting his son have that hairstyle!
Holy f**k, they were serious when they said it was too loud
no shit. it has 4 jet engines😂
@@finlazx3152 are they still flying? How come I never seen one or flown in one . They much be badass
@@skycruiser8121 thanks for letting me know fam. I had no idea.
@@nkosilathimoyo6970 They were retired in 2003 Sadly :c
No shit, what do you expect when you strap 4 fighter jet engines onto a plane
this vid is gold, it should be kept forever
No matter how many times I've seen this clip, I always get a pang of anxiety when Dad is scrambling about filming the path, the table and the rubbish bins followed by huge relief when he captures that exquisite moment so perfectly.
Oh how sweet of you! My only regret is that I didn't try to get a few more film clips - but sometimes you don't know what you have until it's gone. Plus as mentioned in my blurb, I had to wear ear defenders or I couldn't have filmed this (fingers firmly in ears) - so a bit of planning was required. But, yes, so damned close to not catching it!!
@@Maguirerichardson 🥹
@@Maguirerichardson Legend even sees comments 15 years later.
@@McCaileanMcNaughty Somehow I found a comment made 6 minutes ago on a aincent video lol
@@ranvirmalhi4850 Its the internet, There is probably someone else watching the exact same video right now!
This is probably the most ancient TH-cam video in my recommendation list.
Not really. Ever seen the 1945 nukes?
@@osamabinladen824 how did you know about my recommendation list? It's kinda personal, in which it's different for every person.
@@misusatriyo Okay
Same
The first ever youtube video has gone through the recommendations.. 🐘
What a machine
3h later it was on the other freakin’ side of the planet
And now it takes 8 hours
@@Groza_Dallocort no now they're finally admitting aliens with antigravity flying objects
I remember flying from Chicago to New Delhi - took 14 hours. It was fun though - lots of food and movies and sleep.
@@abdullahal-shimri3091 14h to go from Chicago to New Delhi ? In the Concorde? Seems pretty long
@@TelAviv-Jaffa that's what she said
Super nostalgic video isnt it? Its the 90s in a time capsule. Mindblowing supersonic aircrafts flying over your house setting off car alarms while kids actually went outside n played with soccer balls with the hope / dreams of becoming a famous football player , all filmed in 320p fs !
Long live the 1990s !
This video is a snapshot of a very specific age before a lot of shit happens, and I love it
Two years after 9/11.
Yep...
@@jeshkam yea the bush orchestrated
20 YEARS LEATER.... TIME TO CORONA VERUS 😂😁😂😁
So is every point in time.
@@danmorley6517 true, but not all of them are on video
Just curious how this kids Football career is going 17 years later
Probably he is pullisic. Who knows?
@@kibetcollins3038 Haha, Pullisic is 21 (That kid should be older than 21 today)
@@engineeringcommunity1128 how can you be so dumb to take this seriously
He's Harry Kane
That's Caoimhin Kelleher
I remember being at school when Concorde went over. Teacher would just pause and stare at us for 30secs. We’d stare right back.
Did it tilt it's wings ?
The sound brought back many memories of the southport Airshow...I can't remember which year or what it looked like.. just the amazing sound ❤️
Things were better back then. Now we have to listen to their bs uninterrupted
Hey teacher! Leave those kids alone
In Canada, the whole SCHOOL would storm outside💀
The greatest plane to ever fly. What a beauty
It's weird seeing a random kid and then realizing that he now must be a grown up adult
check the description on this video and click the link
@@melkerskold9568 wow
Melker Skold legendary
@@melkerskold9568 Did I get fooled or did i get remooved?
@@jan_7557 nope. its still there. check again
0:30
the camera became a rubix-cube that needed immediate solving
Som Guy Lmao. Nice one.
A vreally nice one
You can only film, if you solve...THE CUBE
AHAHAHHAHA Nice one 😂😂
Comment of the day :D
Edit: Wait it's two years old! Okay so comment of the year?
0:54 The moment he realized it was not cause of the plane
LOL THIS FACE xD
*Understandable, have a nice day.*
@Spanish John *Xd i know right. he might because you can see the SUS in his face*
*Xd i know i saw his face*
“Daddy who is that man in our car?”
Underrated comment
Kinda reminds me of my childhood & growing up 1/2 mile from Malmstrom AFB in the 60’s - 70’s. I remember mom holding pictures on the wall & cussing every time a jet hit the sound barrier, and us kids jumping up & down cheering! Miss that sometimes . . .
Ah yes, half a pound of hair gel and unreadable Japanese letters T-shirt. The 90's kid starter pack
Yes I remember it well!!
FulfMubLana Something tells me that this was taken in the 2000s for some reason
Early 2000s for sure, I had that same gelled quiff haha... and remember a lot of mates with those thick rigid T-shirts (the edgy version of a Hawaiian shirt essentially), looks like it's from the game Tekken.
Lmfao so fkin true
hey! 90s were the best ! better than present days hipster retarded Fortnite toxic ratboy kids
POV: You're a Rubix Cube 0:28
Top tier comment
Lmao
POV: you're a camera lens
@@marcelanddog3171 I mean you’re not wrong
Lmaoo
0:53 he realised that it was actually being stolen
the Soviets
Oops, I mean by the Americans. :/
@@KandGoodz So there was a race in Cold War between the Soviets and Americans that who could build a super sonic jet. And when the kid gave that look at the end, I meant to say that the American stole the plane, but it was a joke. Sorry buddy.
Looked like he saw his mum creeping out of the neighbours
@@Marniv2002 never heard shittier joke in my life. But atleast you tried.
I used to live very close to Heathrow airport, and if I was driving when Concorde was taking off you could not only hear it but literally feel it!
The concorde is the closest thing to a stardestroyer in real life
What? A star destroyer isn't real? I feel bamboozled.
Is wasn't a good plane.
Cramped seats, Noise within the plane, etc. Prop aircraft are the most comfortable.
The previous vehicles, had way better layouts, as for VIP transportation.
Yet, we are using much cheaper vehicles, for VIP purpose.
Check out the XB-70...
@@hosoyalaurence Fast and/or luxurious aircrafts never fitted well in the commercial flight industry. Airlines want to put as many souls in an aircraft as possible, not put full apartments in a 747 for example
The dad's "woo" at the end was the "woo" of a man who's just realised he'll have to sell his house at a loss
They don't fly anymore. I don't know how quiet other planes are by comparison since I've never heard it myself.
other way round: sell at a win as 4 weeks after this video Concorde was no more...trust me that loud sound gets old very quick.
@@justcommenting4981 Concordes are way way way louder
@@jordiramirez405 nice
@@justcommenting4981 modern noise suppression mechanisms are far more effective than what concorde , with it's 4 vulcan bomber engines (plus afterburners) was far louder.
Kid: “Car’S gone off”
Also Kid:* realises it’s his dads car*
xD
@@josereturns7015 why ot says translate to English 😂
@@josereturns7015 why tf is there a traduction
@@axol7417 idk bro
@@chillmushroom6016 that's a new feature, but it's a bit buggy right now as you can see. But now you can read comments on the other languages without opening Google translate
Thank you for this classic, words cannot express how much emotion this brings good Sir!
We live in a world of smartphones, video calling and privatised space travel, yet I still can’t help but feel we are all worse off for not having a replacement for Concorde. What a magnificent piece of engineering.
Extensive fuel use and extraordinary pollutant.. nah no thanks. Not so the rich can save some minutes of already unnecessary travelling.
Planes are by far the worst polluting way of travel.
While cruise ships are just as ridiculous unnecessary as the concorde was. Luxury for the sake of luxury, and not because it's required for anything special..
If the plane was created to transport donor organs to otherwise dying kids around the world, then I would understand but still disagree
Edit*- misspelled save
It's a marvellous piece of engineering until you move to a new house near the airport. Then it's a pyschological weapon.
@@mortenfrosthansen84 FYI, combined cars use (ROUGHLY) the same amount of CO2 as all planes, people should walk or take public transport more. People need to get to different countries as quickly as possible, there's no solid replacement for planes right now. But people definitely don't need to hop in their car just to drive to the other end of their town or city, and the replacement is pretty much as fast, if not faster.
@@mannmctrash nah dude.. the difference is that planes needs to be completely full, every single time for a rough comparison to be viable..
And what about filters on planes, how would that be possible 🤔
@@mortenfrosthansen84 Planes are very often not 100% full, idk what point the capacity of the vehicle has to do with it other than it taking less fuel the less people are onboard.
That Concorde looks like it's straight from the future but the video is already 11 years old and there is no comparable plane today.
Ikr
Exactly. Why does aircraft design and technology seem to have stalled. Concorde was a work of art, why hasn't it been equalled, let alone surpassed.
Look up boom supersonic
Well the X-59 may be on its way now
The video is 17 years old
The kid got hit with Vietnam flashbacks at the end of the video.
hahahahahahaha
You MUST be American doing that Muslim routine. Muslims have been in Britain for centuries, they didn't all just arrive last Thursday wearing suicide belts. Many British Muslims fought in two world wars for Great Britain while the USA was saying "Screw you, it's not our war"
Tony England there were virtually none in terms of percentage until a generation ago.
Stop believing shit, and more importantly, stop spreading it.
Tony England - I must be American eh. Why, because an Englishman would be burned at the stake for making such a remark? You miss the point, the Islamic population in England - and in the western EU, has exploded over the last fifty years. A group fundamentally incompatible with its host culture.
Funny, I didn’t have to mention suicide belts, you did...
Since you mention WWII, that really wasn’t America’s war before 1941, but the US still supplied Britain in her time of need under the Lend-Lease program, before complete involvement.
You must be American because you talk and talk about guns, then a World War starts and suddenly, none of you can find yours and say "it's not our war" for two whole years. As for lend-lease, oh thanks for that. Your bravery of lending us a screwdriver while Brits - and Muslims supporting Brits in the front line - were fighting a war.
I used to work right next to the main runway and witness this every day. Also Hounslow golf club was the place to be at 11 am in the morning when she used to blast over our heads. Amazing. Truly amazing.
Shame that Hounslow Heath golf course was wound up.
You know a 10+ years old video is gold when the user who uploaded makes a frame of it his profile picture
I remember in the old days of youtube if you didn't add a profile pic it was automatically created from the thumbnail of your first video upload. I think this is the case here.
check the channel tho, they recreated the video hahahaa so good 😂
Edgy shirt: *check*
Enormous goalkeeper's gloves: *check*
Hair styled up with gel: *check*
Domestic camcorder: *check*
Yep, I think we have an early 00's european banger.
Great times...
Back when Beckham was at United early 00”s in elementary school the cool kids were rocking this hairstyle 😂
@@messerschmittsreaver, Ronaldo at Milan, Roberto Carlos at Real Madrid, Henry at Arsenal, Davids in Juventus... man, those times.
Looks like I'm not the only one who came here after watching soccer videos lol
You forgot to *check* the thing that we miss the most: the concorde. :(
the concorde looks like something from the future. we've regressed
@@qm230 I think you could argue it is. This plane is a symptom of an era where "no" was not an answer. Like the Saturn V rocket, it seemed ahead of its time in terms of performance.
Today we live in a world where everything is calculated, the profit margins are optimized so the companies can "grow". We have so much more technology, but nobody willing to sacrifice a bit of those margins to create those large-scale projects.
This is less and less true though, I think Elon Musk (however crazy he might be) has given a good example that those projects are still possible, and influenced people like Jeff Bezos to imitate him.
Expensive, polluting and noisy
Nope
Blame it on "diversity"....
@@akwida don't you dare make this political
It’s coming back in 2029, boom / United
Remember being at my sisters house (south London) 6pm without fail Concorde going into land at 1000’s feet.
This video is ace!
That's really cool!!
I'll keep it 69
I watch your videos as well, Manchester Metrolink
Amazing sight! :)
Agreed
YES! 😂👍
The kid getting camera conscious at the end is the most endearing thing! Such an innocent time, before the internet sullied our lives
Don't blame the internet. It has brought the sum total of human knowledge to the immediate reach of each and every one of us. Social media apps.... well, that's a whole 'nother discussion.
@@blujay9191 yeah, I luv, Wikipedia
@@blujay9191 All started with the internet. Great resource, but it's poison
Yet here you are.
hurr durr past was best, internet bad, amirite? Why is every video from before 2005 filled to the brim with sad boomers wearing rose coloured contacts?
Imagine living in a neighborhood where planes loud enough to set off car alarms fly over your house every single day.
I think there were only 16 ever produced. So I doubt this was a very common occurrence. Even at Heathrow
I live in such a place. Less than a mile away from Midway Airport, in Chicago.. All day, every day.
@@Kyle-jg6un Actually, Concorde flew out of Heathrow everyday back in the late 1970s. We lived just down the road from Heathrow, and mum worked in an office just across the road from the runway. Dad used to drive us to mum's office and we would wait in the carpark for her to come out. Then you would hear the roar from Concorde's engines and feel the pressure thudding on your chest as the aircraft climbed into the sky, pouring black exhaust out behind. Not very environmentally friendly, but very impressive! So that would be every day around 5 pm, and I think one flew out of Heathrow around 11 am each morning as well.
EH?
WHAT?
PARDON?
😁
@@EleanorPeterson If you mean the planes flying out of Heathrow made you deaf, actually we hardly noticed the ordinary jets. After a while your brain tunes them out. But Concorde was something else!!
Absolutely fabulous, captured superbly, in sound and vision, the intro and end add to the realism, just wish I'd flow on it, beautiful aircraft! ✈️❤️🤍💙
I like how the guy who was already holding the camera perfectly is like "oh here it is, let me quickly drop and shuffle the camera in my hands for 10 seconds and nearly miss it"
What are you talking about?
@@kirkhamandy no, I very much read the description. It's called a joke but I appreciate your input.
You got to be speedy to catch a supersonic aircraft 😉☮️
I agree with creamy.. this comment is absolutely pointless
@@VampireDrip yeah lol that's why I said "nearly". He definitely got it, fantastic end result
I once lived for a while under the flight corridor of Heathrow and saw Concorde a couple of times fly overhead. This video will be an eternal testament for the fact that her disruptive noise did not start at breaking the sound barrier; but what a beauty to behold!
Thank you sir for both recording and sharing this video! Thank you very much, indeed.
Ha - you're welcome!
@@Maguirerichardson 15 years later, what a legend
@@Maguirerichardson this video is almost as old as TH-cam itself, but today the algorithm decided that I needed to see this time capsule of a different era in flight.
@@Maguirerichardson your hounslow drive video great west road dick turpin way you accidentally put down august 1983 when it should be august 1987 and i know that video was from 1987 because all the songs on the car radio came out in 1987 and not in 1983 and you must feel sad when visiting hounslow that you see today especially the high street full of ethnic shops and restaurants just like in southall and you will be lucky if you even see one 1 white person in hounslow in this day and age and by white i mean a person who is english and not polish because its not like it was back in 1987 and yes hounslow even then had a sizeable asian population back then but at least the asylum seekers and refugees were practically non existent back then at least in hounslow anyway and there were almost as many english whites in hounslow back then as there were asians and very few polish people back then at least in hounslow anyway
A shame that the doomed air France Concorde was mostly from negligent errors by the French pilot from overloading the rear baggage compartment, over filling the taxi fuel tank at the very back, filling all the rest of the tanks to the brim. This allowed no give,were any tyre pieces flicked up into under wing/tank. And to cap it, took off with a rear tail wind. this made the overall weight of the Concord excessive. The rest is history
All the people in that plane possibly don’t know that they were part of a semi viral video
At $10k a ticket they too rich to care about the activities of plebeians
It's at 69 likes so that's why I didnt like
@@aarezbanoori8296 yeah? And?
I though Concord were disbanded after the tragedy
Just like none of you know I've got a bit of a semi now just watching it. Well you do now 😏
And to think that this little boy is just about 30 years old. Life flies by.
There's a remake of this video made by the creator. It's 4 years old. Said little boy isn't so little anymore!
@@neilb5909 Oh I saw the remake. The guy is maybe 30 years old, the remake was cool, thank you for letting me know.
How's the kid in the video doing now? Has he become a pro-goalkeeper?
Hahahahah, good question :D
thats JOE HART! (kidding)
ya it's joe hart
Charlie Kelly .... huh ? , I didn't say anything.
Hahah ye that's what I wondered
Concorde - basically a huge fighter jet that could carry over 100 passengers !
I WISH I could travel with it OMG 🤤💦
@@fra93ilgrande 16k
Bro it was the PEAK of civil industry
This is a reddit moment for me but it was more like an sr71 than a fighter jet. High speed, very limited turning radius, very limited gs. Still majestic
@@fra93ilgrandedeath
Lovely piece of spontaneous film. Yes I remember her with great affection. I lived in the oldest house in Twickenham beside the old church and on the River Thames. At 7.30 in the evening I would hear a distant low roar from miles away and the china cupboard would shake. I would always step out onto the dockside and within 15 seconds Concorde would fly directly over me heading south, her deafening roar and after burners glowing and then immediately do a turn west to line herself up with the Bristol Channel, supersonic speed and New York.
Brilliant film, we obviously knew you were going to film Concord but didn’t expect you’d get such a great shot. Was like you’d caught the millennium falcon! Great to see afterburners, really added to the surprise
The way that kid goes from happy to serious is like the start of a horror film.
yes i notice that its like he see something scary or some 1 he afraid of
Osimon proberly thought shit I didn't set the car alarms off Concorde did lol
I think the neighbour is thinking the kid has set off the alarm but booting the ball against the car
Osimon idiot
I remember the first time I saw Concorde, I was in a pub garden near Heathrow in the summer of 1976. It made its noisy journey overhead and everyone in the garden cheered and clapped. Wonderful! 😊
🧢🧢🧢🧢
We used to work in the city and 11am every morning (in its heyday) we used to hear it take off, so good. Shame it came to an end.
What pub?
@@Professionalfailure The Ailsa Tavern, St. Margaret's near Twickenham.
But after it crashed :(
It is so weird to look into the past like this and see something so futuristic!
I wish I could get a proper sense of of loud this is. I've been "near" 747's, A380's taking off, but that just seems like a whole other level, what an incredible marvel of engineering !
The last few sec emotion of the kid was deep, it means a lot
I remember being at school as a ten year old in 76 when the first concord took off from Heathrow and the whole school went onto the sports field to watch, then 20 years later in 96, we used to watch it from the roof of a factory on the A4 Bath road ! A mere 200 metres from the runway !😮😄
Same
Andy hope all is well and you’re still kickin butt
You forgot the E and the en of concorde
Cool
@@warthunder334likechallenge5
Thanks for that, i can sleep easy again 🙄😆
In 2000 if you have this kind of hairstyle you'll become a campus crush.
Now only lesbians still wear this cut. I saw one with it a few days ago.
@Thee Profit I swear to god I saw it.
@@davidbrakefield2362 😂
@@davidbrakefield2362 damn looks like you've find yourself a rare Pokemon. Have you tried catching it?
@@whitecunt6903 Theres no points for that one.
Best thing about the video is the little man with the gelled fringe. I remember gelling up my fringe for a school disco lol
When french and brits working together, they making art ;)
They had no choice. This thing was a commercial failure but they had to operate at a loss anyways to avoid paying out to treaty agreements
Yes, it can work, unusual and nice to see.
@@kishascape it wasn’t a failure in terms of engineering and at the end of the day, that’s all we look back on. No one looks back at Concorde and goes, what a money pit, we look at it as an achievement of what we managed to do, almost like the moon landing in a way, not because we need to, because we want to
@Kilo Byte still did it tho, man made a super sonic passenger jet, no matter if it’s for the rich or poor, they still did it
I would have liked to see it take off at least once :/
Great historical footage, and the car alarm is a nice touch and hint of the power Concorde had! Thank you for sharing!
Why did the alarm activate?
Man, would I love to witness a flyby from a Concorde. Great video.
The Globalists told you to ride a bicycle, and only politicians can fly in jets.
I was at the Reading Rock Festival in 1996 and Concord flew over the Festival (it may have been at a different festival that I went to in Hyde Park I forget). But it was majestic. I only ever saw her fly once, but I did. I'll never forget that moment and I was crushed when she was retired.
It would shake the fillings out of your teeth.
@@bsmythe3214 LOL YOU'RE NOT WRONG 😆
I once saw it in Saudi Arabia in the 90s when I was a kid, our whole house was shaking
Oh this takes me back ❤ I used to live under concordes flight path and this video doesn't do "the feeling" of those powerful engines enough justice.
The experience was more like a scene outof Jurassic Park, the ground starts trembling, the windows start shaking, the absolute defening noise makes you want to curl in a ball but then it passes... you look up and see those beautiful Delta wings.
Something about this video makes me feel nostalgic in a good way. I can just imagine this lad having a kick about with his dad on a Saturday afternoon, watching the Simpsons and eating beans on toast and potato smilies for tea. The good old days.
Damn i want some Potato smilies with turkey dinosaurs again
Beans on toast!
Lol you're poor
@@ar568 yeah I am
@@VamLoveAndKisses I know
I mean let's face it, I wouldn't want to live there but as an aviation geek I just can't help but smile when I hear this sound. Even through loudspeakers you can just sense how loud it must have been.
I live next to an airport and the planes get Really close
Да, они очень громкие
In Woodmere NY, just Across the bay from JFK at a park, we would hear it coming by the loud distant sound waaay before we could see it.. We would stop and say it's coming and then have to look for which direction flight path before it would pop into view.. as it neared us, the sound would be exponentially louder as it made it's landing..we all watched in awe every, single , time..that plane is severely missed.
C’est clair. Juste incroyable ! 😍
I lived in Putney in west London when Concorde was still going...I remember the letter box rattling every time it went over...happy times 😊
Back when TH-cam was short and snappy straight to the point
Both my dad and grandparents are from Plymouth and they used to hear the sonic boom of concord flying overhead.I also saw the only remaining experimental concord at the fleet air arm museum a few weeks ago such an incredible aircraft and seeing it in person makes it even better, must have been such a great experience to see it flying right over your head
Takes me back. My great aunts lived in Hounslow under the flightpath to Heathrow. Seeing the Concorde from their back garden when visiting from Canada remains a highlight of my childhood! And yes, you could hear it coming down the runway, preparing for takeoff. Those were the days.
mine to! directly under the flight path. i used to stay there alot as a child but even now i still get amazed seeing them fly right over, makes me feel like a kid again
@@asha893 Didnt they get rid of all the Concordes after that crash in 2000 in France?
I bet the folks there hated it!
@@michaelcraig9449 I believe they stopped flying them in 2003
Work of art that plane.
I live in the West Country, miss the daily sonic boom when she fired up across the Atlantic.
It's an absolute travesty she's not still in the air, hopefully the guys planning to buy and get her airborne by 2019 will be successful!
don't hold ur breath ... that old plane aint coming back.
not worth the intense damage to the ozone and the noise disturbance/windows breaking.
Thank God. Who the hell wants to hear that all day?
Jogo Lock me too.
This video is so authentic it almost doesn't seem real. Such a great moment in time and capturing one of the final flights of that amazing aircraft!
What an unforgettable moment! I hope all is well with the two of you!
Absolutely brilliant. So so cool. 4 afterburners lit and it’s an airliner! All those years ago and nothing still to give you goosebumps like that. I never get tired of watching Concorde videos but this is a great video. Thanks for sharing.
TH-cam be like: lemee recommend this after 14 years
you right
Yessir
Hahahaha
Même en France !
That quad jet engine sound was pure music to my ears!
you'd enjoy those single glazed homes then
Worth the wait! I too would be hanging out waiting around to capture one on camera. Kinda crazy it set off an alarm 😂
I love these home videos of the Concorde. They seem to capture the magnificence better than anything else 😊
Wow, I remember seeing this plane long ago when I was a kid, every morning, a Concorde would take off at an airport near my house, I loved watching it take off, until 2003 came, I saw Concorde's last flight that day, I never stopped crying. Its a memory that I will never forget....
Wow
I occasionally got underneath it when it was taking off over Hatton Cross tube. There is nothing like feeling shock waves reverberating around the jelly of your chest, and hearing panicked car alarms triggered under the flight path. Impossible to convey on video, many try and the vast majority can't get near it. For all its ad hoc brevity, this video is easily one of the best. Fantastic.
dasgutz37 try sitting in one of the leather seats when it takes off ! Unbelievable.
My chest ain't no jelly lol
The Concorde sound was so powerful that it made the car scared 💀
Brings a tear to any Englishman's eye that bird does.
And Frenchmen
That's so nostalgic and melancholic in a certain way, because that's a footage from a world that no longer exists...
It's the same world you live on...
Videos like this are the closest thing we’ll have to a time machine. Put yourself 14 years ago, no iPhones, no Netflix, dayummmm
A more innocent and more honest time.
But there were iphones
@@evolution__snow6784 yeah I just meant they weren’t in the pocket of every person, nowadays you got 10 year olds carrying an iPhone 11
I'm 30 and 14 years ago there were just as many fun things to do as there are now. Smart phones and Netflix aren't even that great...
@@Latinarama Damn true
I was sadly never alive to see one of these magnificent birds, but I imagine they were a sight to behold in their time.
Lol all the comments are about the kid, not the amazing plane
Latettaja kyllä
@@johnogara3029 lmao
Quiff, questionable shirt. 90's kid confirmed.
Dan Griffin 😆
That hairstyle was ‘in’ until a couple of years ago.
Early 00s as would have been 2003
Or very early 2000's, Could be 2001
not a quiff, jesus...
As a kid i remember the windows shaking like crazy and we would run outside to see it every time
Similar to in france I lived close to a military base and when the fighter jets went supersonique the windows would wobble like jelly lol looked wierd
Fantastic! (From a TW7 neighbour and Concorde enthusiast.) From working out the camera, to your hilarious reaction when she suddenly appears to the very credible and steady shot... 10/10