As someone who did gymnastics for a long time, the foam pits we used were at least 6-7ft deep and used thousands of blocks to fill. The fact that anyone in charge thought this was acceptable for people to use is mind blowing.
@@Yurio Man, that's what I was thinking too, that they either would've had a very thick foam pad under there or a trampoline the whole length of the pit.
but this is not a tramp park its a fuckin twitch con meet, dont jump ass first into a pit ankle high. wont be able to sue, cant sue some one for your own stupidity.
I worked at a trampoline park for about a year and half. Our foam pits were 4 feet deep, and at the bottom was another trampoline, not a solid bottom. Never had any issues
@@manenwan It probably wasn't when she felt the pain, it was probably when she realized the pain was too much just to be a bruise. It looked like she was in pain but planned to just laugh it off at first.
One of the worst things I've heard from Twitchcon so far (besides this): Twitch staff wouldn't let a disabled person sit down in the line, despite the person insisting they were going to pass out. When they DID pass out, their service dog started doing DPT (deep pressure therapy) to help. Twitch staff then literally TOOK THE SERVICE DOG OFF OF THE PERSON, causing them to be passed out for over a minute. Mind you, the dog's vest clearly said on it DO NOT REMOVE FROM HANDLER. Absolute disaster all around. Edit to add: This happened to lounaticlive
Twitch staff committed a misdemeanor there. "Any person who intentionally interferes with the use of a guide, signal, or service dog or mobility aid by harassing or obstructing is guilty of a misdemeanor, punishable by imprisonment in a county jail up to 6 months, or fine of not less than $1,500 nor more than $2,500, or both."
@@spoopyvirgil4944 They also tried to deny access to them at first because "pets aren't allowed" even though it was a service dog, so that's another illegal thing
Honestly, they should just pay for the whole thing and more. It’s their fault that the injuries happened, and they’ll be hurt for quite a while. Edit: I think I missed a joke 💀
i dont blame her tbh. you see someone apparently having fun and saying they're ok, but then showing pain signs, I probably wouldnt know how to react given i was also working and had to "keep the show running". Hard place to be, imo
sure and you got X-ray vision and would have seen her broken back imediately while she was saying that she was fine with a smile on her face, after that they noticed something aint right by constantly asking if shes really fine.
Oh my god, that footage made me cringe. I can't imagine what was going through her head. Excruciating pain that made her just keel over. Holy shit man... She's going to be in physical therapy for years if not for the rest of her life. We're literally watching her final moments as an able-bodied person, it's horrific.
Tis is true, though signing a waiver makes it a tad harder in legal proceedings, however you have a pretty solid claim regardless. Though it would fall under the company who runs the pit. Even though twitch provided this venue, its "technically" not their fault.
@@sdfsdf2205 A waiver would protect them from being sued if her back was broken by her opponent hitting her to hard. NOT by them being negligent with safety precautions
@@DoctorOaks It really depends on the waiver, unless we see what was written, I couldn't tell you. Hence why I said it's a tad harder in legal proceedings. It is not as cookie cutter as you might think.
@@sdfsdf2205 Unless you can prove that Twitch knew of a bad reputation this specific company might have. Search up vicarious liability if you want to understand it better.
"Back injuries last pretty much forever." Can confirm. That was a life-altering moment for that young lady. I feel absolutely horrible for her. I wish her a speedy recovery and a long, healthy life.
Same, fell down while climbing trees as a kid and dislocated a disc. Been like 15 years since then and I still feel a little discomfort there every once in a while.
that weird joke where she’s like “no she lives in the pit now” when adriana didn’t get out. like i get the announcer probably didn’t realize what happened to adriana but idk i feel like she should’ve read the room????
i think they just didnt realize how serious it was and they were kinda awkward not knowing how to react and trying to keep the mood light and from going too serious, i know i wouldnt know how to react well either, especially if i didnt know how bad it was
I'm not sure if she does have any of that. She walked to the platform, and saw it was a small layer of foam cubes, just to break a fall slightly from a push-off, then jumped in the air and landed like that. Not to mention signing the waiver. They definitely should have had a soft mat under the foam though.
@@redeyes3847 I have a law degree and specialised in personal injury, she'll either definitely win or get a huge payout to avoid going to court to avoid even more bad publicity. Idk what you're on about.
As many other people have said, back injuries are no joke and that's definitely bad enough on its own. However, the fact that this is Adriana Chechik, someone whose entire career is her body, this could potentially end her career. She should absolutely sue them
This really is life changing for her. In high-school, I slipped on ice and landed on my back. My back still bothers me to this day. I can't believe the lack of foam in that pit. If they insisted on having that pit, they should've told people to only jump in feet first or something. Edit: I'm not recommending people jump in at all (even feet first). I don't think the pit should exist with 2% foam in it. I'm just saying, the workers let people jump in weird ways knowing there wasn't a lot of foam and that's weird!
it's a scattering of foam over solid concrete... even feet first can really hurt you if you're not prepared to hit concrete christ, imagine if someone had fallen head first...
@@ileolai Well in that case, the video that we'd be watching right now would have a much more accusatory, murdery tone methinks. The fact we aren't talking about the organizers as much as we should for something like this is kinda sad though since it's still a debilitating injury caused by pure negligence.
bless her, she must've been in so much pain but tried to hold it together with all the cameras on her. i'd have been crying immediately. i hope she makes a full recovery
The fact that they were saying she was fine and not taking it seriously when she seemed to be struggling to move out of the foam pit is shocking to see.
This hits home. Had a back injury from being hit by a drunk driver. I went from working out 7 days a week to not being able to walk for months. Years of dealing with pain and nerve damage took a long time to physically heal, and even longer mentally. Struggled 5 years with depression and anxiety having my life changed in a split second. These injuries truly never go away and become part of how you live every single day. I wish her recovery be miraculous and that the pain passes fast.
stuff like that always pisses me off. i can be the healthiest person in the world, but my entire life and all my hard work can be uprooted in one second because of some mongrel who couldn't put his car keys down for one second. :(
For real dude I just got out of the chiropractor after going there for about 3 months 2-3 times a week at the peak back pain does something else I had ptsd after my accident every time I fell asleep I would wake up in a car accident in my dream for about a month after it
I had this injury at 16. 35 years old and it's still chronic pain. I wish her the best. :( edit: hearing more about the treatment she's getting, it sounds like mine wasn't even as bad as her. I feel so bad for her.
agree , reminds me of obstacle gameshow hosts . Like Takeshi's Castle or Total Wipeout , where a middle age man gets crushed by props , sent spinning in the air after twisting his limbs and the host laughs and says " hes fine !"
I’m an emt and if I saw that video and she was my patient, I’d be extremely concerned. That was brutal and could’ve easily paralyzed her. I cringed when no one took her seriously and she attempted to crawl out. If you see something like this or experience it, don’t move the patient. Wait for EMS, so we can take full spinal precautions. Even if someone thinks they’re okay it’s better to be safe than sorry.
She has nerve damage to here bladder now :( In addition to the horrifical chronic pain and mobility issues she will have... she has to deal with not even being able to do something as simple as go to the bathroom. Truly fucked situation.
I hope she recovers well. Back injuries are nothing to glance over, they are the worst injuries you could ever deal with. My Dad has a fracture in his spine that can't be operated on and now deals with 24/7 back pain, with no real ways of making the pain go away. Hopefully, someone can help her with the medical bills as well.
He could look into pain relieving herbs. Corydalis might help but do your own research on dosage and side effects because I think it rmemeber reading that it can cause liver damage. Best to see an herbalist of opioids aren’t for him ❤my exes dad deals with his chronic pain by smoking weed all day and playing video games, he doesn’t qualify for disability because he could probably do an online job instead of gaming. I think his condition is endochondral ossification. It causes your joint cartilage to turn into bone.
Back injuries are hard to heal, they often require a lot of continuous bed rest with minimal motion throughout the day. Another general tip for healing back injuries faster is to be at a healthy body weight. Each pound lost helps to take pressure off the spine.
performers will never cease to amaze and horrify me. imagine how painful it is to break your back TWICE, and she still tries to smile and reassure everyone that she's okay at first and then just hides her face when the pain sets in. i hope she's okay, jesus christ.
She is for real a gladiator. I can’t even begin to imagine breaking my back in two places and proceeding to try and play it off. Hope she can recover quickly.
@@ameydabholkar7195 it’s a joke, she’s had a long career in adult film… I’m sure there were some times where she genuinely did have to develop a pain tolerance. Regardless, sad to see this happened and hope she gets well soon
I worked Twitchcon this year. I live in Japan and I HATE flying. Also, I don’t like big crowds and am pretty introverted. I gotta say, I was very presently surprised from the good vibes at Twitchcon. From the people who stopped by my work’s booth to the creators in artist alley, every person I met was incredibly nice. I would absolutely, 100% go to a con again. The only dark cloud (for me, I know other people experienced a number of issues) was the fact that the foam pit stayed open until Sunday afternoon when the injury occurred on Saturday. That was shocking.
"[...] the foam pit stayed open until Sunday afternoon when the injury occurred on Saturday." wait what are you saying here? i thought someone broke his/her ankle, another girl dispalced her knee and it was still kept open but then was closed after the back-injury!? did they seriously let all this go down and didn't even close it after the back-injury? because if so then there isn't even a way to describe this negligence...
I legit almost died in a foam pit one time in 7th grade. A friend i was there with playfully buried me underneath a bunch of them while i desperately tried to shovel them off. While this was happening and i was completely hidden from sight, a high school senior was jumping down the trampoline track and did a flip into the pit. This man had no idea where in the pit i was and a did a flawless fucking axe kick that resulted in his heel striking me right in the center of the forehead. I felt the crack of my skull through my entire body and it swelled to the size of an egg. I amazingly did not get a concussion and that senior actually broke his heel on my face when it happened. Shits crazy dangerous pretty much all the time Edit:i am in fact okay thank you for all the retroactive concern. When i went to the doctor a few days after that incident they told me if i hadnt been as heavy set at the time i likely would have died without the cushioning. A little fucked up to tell a 12 year old but hey go me for having zero food related impulse control during childhood right?
As someone who’s fractured their back in five places, this is absolutely horrible. She might have back pain for the rest of her life. I hope she sues the company and has a very fast recovery.
I definitely would look into the lawsuit, waiver or not. When you are handed a waiver, you are signing it with the expectation that the concerned party took every reasonable measure to ensure your safety. That lady didn't even look like she landed with any weight to the force on landing. I probably weigh two of her, and already have back problems.
Dude, I went to this booth and lost. Fell flat on my back and it literally felt like I fell on the floor, there was like 2-3 foam cubes between me and the floor. I felt kinda stunned for like 3 seconds, but thankfully didn’t get injured. If I landed on something like my knee or elbow it most likely would have been injured, but the force was distributed by my body falling evenly. The booth was seriously dangerous. Hope the people who got injured like Adriana recover well.
@@iwiffitthitotonacc4673 wow this level of victim blaming is crazy. What's he supposed to do, stand around for hours and yell about the dangers of the booth like a psycho? he probably told the staff that it could be dangerous and then left, like any normal human would
I looked into depth requirements for a foam pit, and this is what I found: “To ensure trampoline park safety, the minimum depth required for trampoline park foam pits is 60 in. (152.4 cm.), and it is only permitted to dismount into a foam pit from normal trampolines, NOT allowed from high performance trampolines.” Considering that the foam only went up to their knees, and 60 inches is 5 feet that definitely isn’t up to standard. Of course, they weren’t jumping from a trampoline, but they were still jumping into the foam pit regardless and that shouldn’t change anything.
Look at how she jumps clearly knowing this was 2 feet of foam this was her own carelessness plus she’s a porn star probably tired of getting railed by 3 men at a time and wanted a lawsuit but gl fighting a big corp like intel it wasn’t there negligence but her own for jumping and intentionally landing on her tail bone what a bright girl 😂. Another note this was not a foam trampoline park but a foam pit for falling injuries related to the activity not for jumping and diving in 😊
To anyone watching, never land on your butt like that. Never even risk it. Falling flat on your back is safer. Mainly because falling in a seated position compresses your spine and can also fracture your tailbone. *(Btw this is 100% TwitchCons fault. I am not blaming the woman. It's just a warning)*
@@darkforcekiller It tends to be safer as it spreads the impact zone across more of your body. Tuck your head, fall flat on your back and if you can, spread yours arms out completely and slap the ground.
as someone who’s mom has a spinal column injury from an accident (slipped disk in her neck) i can confirm that if you injure your spine, the side effects are permanent and it can be incredibly painful. i’m beaming all my good energy to her
The foam pit at my former gymnastics gym was over 7 feet deep with a trampoline at the bottom for support. To imagine this set up intending for a “gladiator’s duel” (whatever it’s called) where you could fall pretty badly if your opponent hits your hard, is just horrific. Feels like the poorly set up carnival rides that is set up within 30 minutes.
@@justmike9556 Usually no matter what you did, you often wouldn’t go more than 2 feet deep, and the easiest way to leave the foam pit is to roll onto your stomach and crawl lol
about four years ago i slipped on a couple of steps in the winter and landed on my tailbone; i still can't lean over counters for longer than five minutes without pain. i can't imagine the kind of pain she'll be feeling after this. best of luck and lots of love to her
Last year I went Ice Skating with friends and landed hard on my Tailbone. I have never felt that kind of pain before. I legitmatly thought I would be sick. For months afterwards If I sat or laid down in certain ways it would hurt. Needless to say I will never be iceskating again.
Lmao this happened to me in Spain. I was tryna walk across the rocks and my ass slipped. My throat literally closed shut and I had to calm myself for it to reopen. Did y’all have to use the donut seat? 😂
Tailbone injuries are no joke. When I was like 7, I was playing on a swing set when the chain broke and I fell directly onto my tailbone. It was only like a 2 foot fall and I was pretty light, but immediately afterwards something happened that I now know was my body going into motherfucking shock. I blacked out for a second and then faded in and out of consciousness, during which I stumbled back to my house. I made it about halfway there before I ‘woke up,’ collapsed, and began screaming in pain. Luckily I didn’t break anything, just bruised the bone, but it was still terrifying.
I see others sharing back injuries and it is just the worst debilitating pain. I threw my back out senior year in college doing deadlifts with awful awful form looking back. Pain shoots down your legs and you're completely locked up, your back is frozen. I kept squatting for years after which only aggravated it and just in the last few years finally gave up that movement to much improvement. But like many say the pain NEVER completely goes away, I just pinched a nerve or whatever I can't image two broken bones in that area.
"She lives in the pit now." I don't think the announcer will ever appreciate in hindsight just how grim that could have been. Also, I'm not sure how much connection Twitchcon has with Amazon, if at all, but the idea of an Amazon affiliate, cost cutting, and substandard safety all fit together too well, sadly.
If you watch the video, Charlie says that the booth this was at was run by a third party, not Twitch. Most of the blame should be put on that third party. Twitch should have done a better job at verifying a potentially dangerous activity like this at their convention, but they're not the ones that decided to build a shitty foam pit. Sorry to derail the hate-train.
@@blackbomb64so they're responsible. but they're NOT responsible. did I get that right? whose fault is it if you are saying Twitch "should have done a better job"? if you hire the housebuilder who builds you a dangerous bathroom are you not responsible when your ass falls through the second floor? we all know legally they won't be held accountable but STOP DEFENDING CORPORATIONS THAT DO ABSOLUTELY FUCK ALL FOR YOU and would bend over BACKWARDS to make sure YOU got nothing out of this if it happened to you
The adrenaline truly showed with how casually she managed to turn around and (almost) get up WITH A BROKEN BACK seemingly before even she herself noticed the pain, damn
@@TheKomentor if watching someone bounce off the ground is distressing to you, then get out of the internet lmao. You cant see any bones or tissue sticking out, if you were to show this to anyone without context, they would think it was just a normal back injury
I’m shocked that they didn’t shut it down after the first injury. Secondly, they can make really safe “foam pits”. I have a niece in competitive gymnastics and ninja, where she’s completed in nationals…. I know next to nothing, but there is something seriously wrong with that setup.
I know so many people who would've jumped into that pit the exact same way. She's probably embarrassed and I'm sure that dealing with mean jokes and people blaming her doesn't help. I hope she's getting a lot of responses like Charlie's to help balance that out.
It always the idiot who speaks first and trust on gut feeling way too much to say a thing when they don't know better or anything and spread the bullshit around the world
@@PetarOrthodox It was still a poorly made pit, a safety hazard regardless of how you feel about her since she's not the only one who got injured. (Still dangerous even if no one got hurt)
@@PetarOrthodox I'm genuinely a little bit confused, is the concept of youtube monetization new to you? And its a twitchcon scandal, if anyone there had been injured it would've been just as big news
That’s why back injuries scare me the most. One “little” thing could happen and poof, you’re paralyzed or have lasting damage. So scary to think about, be safe guys
Holy shit I just feel so incredibly sad for her. Hopefully she makes a full (or as full as possible) recovery. Imagine the dread setting in after just having fun and injuring yourself and realizing it like this. The commentators in the back probably weren't really helping either.
@@ethomson201 What is that supposed to mean? Are you saying people shouldn't show her empathy because she's also done porn? It's not 1950 anymore bruh get fucked
my mom had gotten a back injury about 2 years ago now that she still deals with. Surgeons are too afraid to do surgery because apparently her injury is super rare and a surgery has a 70-80% chance of leaving her paralyzed. So with surgery out of the picture all she can do is weekly therapy to make sure she can get somewhat better this way. She deals with so much pain and it is awful to see her like this. I hope this young woman will heal quickly and as much as possible even if it won't go away fully
I feel you. In the past 20 years, my 56 y/o mother has had a spinal fusion, a neck fusion, and another back surgery. I've honestly lost track of what she's all had done. Trust-- sticking with PT and other methods first is so much better than surgery and the subsequent pain meds. I hope PT helps your mom and that she gets some relief soon, it's so hard to see loved ones in that pain. Wishing yall the best.
Scary right? My mother has had multiole surgeries on her back. Multiple fusions. At one point the doctor diagnosed my mom as a partial quadriplegic. Meaning if she were take a bad fall she would be paralyzed from the neck down or not be alive basically. Luckily she had a surgery to prevent that...but now she need more surgery. Feels like an endless cycle.
This was so scary to see. A back break is so serious and she is of zero fault!! Poor thing. Everyone injured needs to be compensated at LEAST for the medical bills.
To be more specific, a waiver can limit liability, but cannot absolve them of it. In this case though, it probably would be considered an assumption of risk because it looks like they had to walk through the foam pit to get to the platforms and could therefore tell how shallow the pit actually is, though I guess she could argue that foam pits are meant to be able to catch your fall and she relied on this knowledge when she jumped and it is therefore a faulty/ negligent design. So it would depend on the judge, though I suspect they would side with the former rather than the latter.
as far as im aware, even a signed waiver cannot absolve the organisers entirely, and specifically not in the case of gross negligence. even with waivers in place, they have to meet minimum safety standards. lots of people get payouts when stuff like this goes wrong, and you can bet they all have waivers because insurance companies will demand it. the waivers are basically saying the company or organisers will take reasonable precautions, and the participant absolves them from responsibility for freak accidents that happen in spite of those measures, acknowledging the inherent risks in stuff like this that are impossible to entirely eliminate no matter what safety measures are taken. but when those minimum standards are NOT met, then the organisers are on the hook, for sure.
i'm glad charlie addressed this so respectfully. some people on twitter are making absolutely foul "jokes" about this poor woman whose life is changed forever now
The utter lack of safety is just incredible to me. They’re literally trying to push each other into this pit AND they expect said pit to protect them so they can free fall. Very sad situation.
These pits are usually meant to be deeper and are cushioned at the bottom, it seems. Purely negligence on the part of the organisers. These are normally safe.
@@firemaker1258 the pit was basically just deep enough that **most** falls would be cushioned leading to a false sense of security. It basically needed to be 2 feet deeper before ALL falls were safe. Someone sustained a leg injury jumping FOOT FIRST because they rolled their ankle on the foam, legitimately got hurt when bare flooring would have been safer because they would have been able to land correctly.
@@rousrouslan4023 because it's a foam pit. Foam pits are usually heavily cushioned and have something softer as the flooring that isn't hard cement. And are usually deeper.
I understand back injuries very well. I had a spinal fusion because I had severe scoliosis. It hurts everyday. Not something to take lightly. They really should’ve had a deeper foam pit to prevent this. I hope her bills are paid and she recovers well.
Honestly there have been a lot of safety problems at twitchcon that people have been reporting so it's not surprising this happened as well. Hope she heals up well
@@Melaramaa yup you never truly heal even if its small. I fell when i was 11 and knocked my hips and back out of place and although its straightened now even with perfect posture if i stand too long or sit too long i get bad pains and just standing for even one hour can cause my hips to go out of place again so 8 years later and im still going to the chiropractor at least once a month
Poor woman. I was 25 when I had a microdiscectomy on my lower back. I just randomly collapsed in my office and my colleagues laughed at me thinking I was joking - honestly, the pain is beyond description and it changes your life forever.
The sad thing is, a f****** GYM MAT which is relatively cheap and readily available at your local Walmart would have been infinitely more cushioning and probably would have stopped her back injuries as well. This was beyond avoidable... Negligent to the point of indistinguishable from actual malice.
@@kalashnikov1343 he's right lol she cant sue she caused it she literally jumped off a thin thing and got her back broken . I thought she fell no she jumped twitch might pay for her medical expenses being nice but they dont have to.
My dad ruptured two disc in his back at work around 45 and it absolutely ruined his life. He’s never experienced a day without pain ever since. Retired at 45 and stuck at home all day. Not to mention the few years he was heavily addicted to oxy because of it. I feel so horrible for her.. hope she sues. My dad regrets he didn’t every single day.
My dad has had many messed up discs for years doctors want him to get them fused but he refuses and won't even take anything but otc pain killers a lot of his friends had back surgery and said it wasn't much better so at least while he is okay though in chronic pain he won't do it.
Recovery is possible. I ruptured two discs pulling 500lb+ deadlifts. Within a few years I doing the same weight again for reps. I'm 42. No surgery, no meds. I recommend The Back Mechanic by Dr. Stuart McGill as a starting point for getting back to baseline.
I broke my back playing cops and robbers in the forest when I was 15, and I can definitely confirm that these types of injuries never really goes away.
"She's fine" She was in fact not fine When I was 17 I jumped down from a 2 meter height and landed on my feet, did like 4 steps and I couldn't move, compressed my spine and had to wear a back brace for almost a month and still many years later I feel it. Homeboys put like 3 foam cubes and called it a day
Same thing happened to my boyfriend after he jumped 40ft into a snowdrift. He _was_ 6’2, came into the hospital clocking in at 5’11. This happened 7 years ago, and he still gets attacks of pack pain so severe that he starts hyperventilating.
In an alternate universe, Charlie did a wicked insano style flip and passed away in the foam pile at Twitch con and was always remembered as a legend. 55 years later, it was revealed that he had been resurrected and his conscious was stored inside a biochip.
From what we saw it looks like she took that injury like an absolute beast she didn't even scream or freak out just said "I can't get up" and curled over, idk if I could have been that chill lmao
I think it didnt hurt that much at first. From experience, the injury may not hurt as much in the begging but then i dunno, the adrenaline falls or something and then you realize, oh shit. I got my foot broken at school and i even managed to limp back home and play some games before realizing how bad it was.
@@DPedroBoh I slipped a disc one time and immediately started running around like a headless chicken. There is the initial shock you feel from being made irreversibly broken, but those bones were very likely pressing into her nerves and causing incredible agony.
While I feel strongly that people’s eagerness to sue is too great these days, all these incidents really DO deserve lawsuits. It’s obvious safety precautions for that pit were nowhere close to adequate, and people at TwitchCon would have no way of telling that it was unsafe.
This hits very close to home for me. 4 years ago, we had a school trip to a nearby party/activity centre, and there were a bunch of foam pits with acrobatics trampolines leading into them, among a whole bunch of other stuff. Pretty much the fun went unattended for about 20 minutes, and a classmate of mine jumped in head first, from one of those trampolines into the massive foam pits. Except so many people had jumped in the same place, that there was essentially a density hole he hit spot on, and he crashed with pretty much full speed to the floor, hitting his head and just about folding his neck in half. He completely fractured vertebrae 4 and 5 if i recall correctly, and was left at the bottom of that pit for about 15 minutes before people got wise to what was going on. Immediately upon being found, he said "i can't feel my legs, my back hurts". He ended up being airlifted out of the pit, his head in a stabilizing brace and everything... Traumatic shit. After months and months in the hospital and years of rehabilitation, he's able to walk again, if only barely, but he's physically still a mess, and has lost feeling in a lot of his lower body. One disc higher and he would have been dead. People often think that foam pits are cool and fun and super safe, but they're not without risk. What i just described happened to a 17 year old, under the supervision of 2 teachers, professional on-site entertainment staff, with certified safe equipment and setups. It was on national news, and one of the two teachers who was present still has trouble accepting that it wasn't his sole responsibility. Don't think that risk is entirely nonexistent when it's been mitigated. You are the pilot of your own body; Don't fly blind on the instructions of others. Stay safe.
That's horrendous. It's shocking how quickly innocent activities can change your life. My friend's gf fell off a horse about ten years ago and will likely never be able to walk more than a few metres ever again. We're very fragile creatures.
It’s absolutely horrific. You can see the exact moment she realizes what’s happened as the pain hits her. And all the while the commentators are laughing at her like she’s just being a wimp. It’s downright abhorrent. The look in her eyes is chilling to me, because I know just how bad a back injury can be. My dad has been dealing with one before I was even born and I see it hold him back every single day, and it breaks my heart. I hope Adriana recovers well…at least she seems pretty young and healthy, so there’s a chance she might be able to live a relatively normal life if the care is good enough. Not perfect, but she wouldn’t be getting a lifelong challenge like my dad did. Exercising will be considerably harder for her, best-case scenario.
yeah fs, you sit there with pain shooting up and down your body and all u can do is sit there in shock and can't move. not sure why the commentators felt the need to make a joke out of it
I broke my back in 3 places. I'm now 22 and i take pain meds whenever my back feels worse than other days but there's always that lingering pain that's like a thorn in the side. Carrying heavy things is a no-no, standing for too long is a no-no and being able to sit down and actually be comfortable is now extremely rare. Lifting weights at the gym is possible, but only lower weights and more reps instead of heavier ones. Deadlifting etc. is definitely impossible. I live a relatively normal life still, i sometimes just get very sad that after i've worked a full day, i get home and i cant even sit in my chair comfortably and relax to play some games, so i just give up and go lay down instead and do shit on my phone haha.
I’ve broke my back a couple times from racing dirt bikes and now live with chronic back pain every day of my life and have had 8 back surgeries, it’s a never ending pain from morning to night, so I feel for her big time, I really hope she can get it under control and heals up quick. To anyone who lives with chronic back pain I hope you can get it under control ❤️
When i was young i fell in the dumbest way possible. As i was skateboarding i saw a stick on the floor. So i stopped my skateboard and try to put my feet behind the board. But instead, i accidentally lay my feet on the board again making me trip and landing 90 on my ass. My back was extremely hurting. I saw a friend of mine infront so i screamed for help. But for some reason my back caused me to loose my voice. So he would just stare at me while my mouth was open.
i had a similar injury from cheer and seeing her fall physically made me cringe. it's excruciating, debilitating pain that wouldn't let me even use the bathroom. i truly feel for her and hope she recovers, thankfully it doesnt bother me anymore but i hope the same can be said for her
Seriously, ive fallen on something hard right on my tailbone before and bruised the hell out of it and that was a BITCH, i also have scoliosis so i deal with back pain a lot and also had some form of injury or just bad whiplash in my back after i crashed my car almost a year ago that lasted a couple months, and let me say for the people who have never really dealt with back pain before, it’s a different BREED. It makes everything hurt, and it hurts so deep in your core it feels like your soul hurts. I really hope shes okay and can recover well, especially broken vertebrae usually dont heal properly so i just really hope any lasting effect on her isnt too debilitating
As someone who deals with chronic pain from head to toe I really appreciate you talking about how bad it can be. Even the smallest things can be mental to deal with.
Wow, normally when people hurt themselves I’m like “well what did you expect” but I actually feel really bad for her. I mean, a foam pit is exactly what you’re supposed to jump into. Real foam pits can cushion a 10, 15 foot drop, probably more. For a lot of people, back surgery is the start to their new life as a pill addict so I hope she doesn’t go down that road.
1:43 As someone who's been recovering from a fall related injury, this was incredibly hard to watch. I can almost feel exactly what she felt as it sets in that it's a fucking terrible thing which just happened. Getting injured sucks.
@DeathNikki How? She had a realistic expectation that her fall would be cushioned. The entire point of the activity is that people are pushed/fall/jump into the pit. It's really not unrealistic to expect that you could jump into it. You're right, it would've been completely avoidable if the pit had been adequately cushioned as expected. This could've easily happened with someone just being shoved off. Even in this video, he says other people got injuries from just falling in, dislocated knees and back pain. FALLING IN IS THE ENTIRE POINT OF THE ACTIVITY.
@DeathNikki Plus twitch is part of Amazon, probably THE highest grossing compqny in the world right now. They clearly didn't cushion this properly to save on money which is absolutely sickening. As another comment pointed out, these are supposed to be cushioned several feet deep. This looks like 2 feet at best. EDIT: I just heard charlie explain this wasn't part of twitch, just twitchCON, I'm a moron
Thank you, charlie.. I was permanently disabled at 20 years old due to gross negligence by staff at a state job I was at. I went to college, earned 2 degrees, but now I can't work in any entry level position bc of my physical limitations. My life was changed forever, and crippling poverty will be my reality for the foreseeable future. I couldn't sue bc I got workers comp (the peanuts were only given to me after 3 years in court) but every day I'm in severe pain and criticized by my peers for not "measuring up" bc I LOOK able bodied.
I'm sorry you went through that, you deserve better, I wish you the best in the future. Whilst it's unfair, you're unfortunately going to have to work with it because of someone else's incompetence. Good luck, you've got this.
@@aycoded7840 thank you for such a sweet message 🙏❤️ I've been blessed with a loving partner, a supportive family, and I have a rainbow baby on the way 🙏 some days it's really hard, but other days it's bearable. I'll keep my head up, thanks again ❤️❤️❤️
From one seemingly abled bodied person to another, I understand. I really do. The looks and attitudes I get when I just can’t do something and people just assume I’m lazy and shit, it really gets to me. I mean at one point I was a 14 y/o getting picked on and insulted by adults who were suppose to be safe and trustworthy. You’re definitely not alone 💙
@@CheshieD God bless you, thank you for sharing your understanding with me. I hope your road gets clearer, and that the daily obstacles become a bit more manageable. Sending gentle hugs 🙏❤️
I’m 17 and I have chronic back and joint pain and weakness, when I’m 60-70 I’m almost certainly won’t be able to do the things I should be able to. I’m also definitely going to have to stop working out pretty much at all way earlier than that. Knee and shoulder replacements aren’t an if, it’s a when. It’s already really debilitating sometimes and I’m not even an adult, it affects my quality of life significantly sometimes. I already really struggle with it mentally despite having lived with it for my whole life so I can’t imagine how she’s going to cope with that pain after a life of not having that pain. A healthy and pain-free back is so important for both physical and mental health, this is going to really affect her ability to stream because it’s going to make sitting in a chair for hours really uncomfortable
I used to work out so much as a preteen and run but you really never notice the damage until you stop and dont do very long and precise stretches every day that actually change how your mobility and your bones turn out. You have to stretch groin, hips, ankles, knee, calf, elbows, shoulders, scapulas, tailbone, all parts of back, arms, stomach, literally everything until they feel like you have a workout from just that.
Ikr omg that poor girl. Idk who she is but I hope to God she's massive as a streamer and can afford the best possible care for this and isn't suffering in the way I expect for her lifetime.
They signed a waiver before being able to enter the pit, yes. But in California, the State Supreme Court found that while waivers will remain in force when ordinary negligence was involved on the part of the service provider, the waiver will be invalidated by acts of gross negligence. Gross negligence is defined as “an extreme departure from the ordinary standard of conduct.” This includes serious injury or death. I'd say breaking your back in two places classifies as a serious injury without a doubt. Foam pits tend to have a trampoline at the bottom with foam "supports" between that and the bottom of the pit to prevent this kind of thing, and are much deeper. This was just a lazy construction and should have been inspected prior to it being approved for use.
It was absolutely gross negligence because the local Walmart 4 miles away probably sells gym mats which would have still knocked the air out of her... But at least wouldn't fold her spine like an accordion.
@@user-tp7zb7ej2s I agree however... If someone falls on their butt vs jumping on their butt. The difference is only what... Maybe 2 feet? I can still foresee possible injury even from a simple fall. A fall to the head would literally split it open since under the foam was a concrete floor. And the foam is too lightweight.
So brutal. Also you're totally right about the minor back injuries thing. I was in grade 6 and was walking home for lunch during a really bad thunderstorm (lived literally across the street from it) and thunder cracked SUPER loud and I jumped and something popped, and I've never been the same since. Seemingly random times it'll twinge up and paralyze me. It never shows up in any scans or anything but it's somewhere about the center of my back, a little bit under my shoulder blades area. I have a friend who survived falling from a 7th floor balcony during a grand mal seizure several years ago. He's got rods in his back, (among many other places) so I'm very aware of how limiting they are for your movement. Her life will never be the same.
As a former elite gymnast (permanently disabled from it sadly after a hip break at the age of 13 (2 days before my 14th bday too, and now I'm 27) our foam pits were deeper than I was tall. I'm short, only 5'2 which is perfect for a gymnast, and our foam pits were probs 6 feet deep cause we'd do our twists (fulls) into them and you are told to land on your back when you're first learning. I can't imagine having a shallow foam pit like that. That's awful.
I'm thinking that foam was a bit too dense, but that was definitely mostly her landing. It's absolutely insane to land on your tailbone in a foam pit. I broke my back twice and kinda know what it feels like. Luckily only bolts and two plates went in my back. Her rod is pretty long, they only need like 14" when my femur turned to gravel.
Hmm, I was permanently disabled at 18 and broke my hip when I was 26 (36 now). I did get to ride in two different helicopters, though it was a bumpy ride!
God, it's just lucky that someone didn't try to flip into it and land on their neck. Hopefully she and the other people who got injured can take them to court over this.
I don't know why she thought it would be a good idea to try and do a toe touch when she jumped. those foams squares aren't soft at all. they're actually quite firm and they don't feel great.
You can see it's only about a foot or two deep from the side though, it's not like the pit was lowered or raised, it started at the same level as the ground. Why would you flip into it?
@@jazzabighits4473 Because we've been conditioned to believe that foam pits are deep enough to cushion a fall or jump. What's the purpose of a foam pit if it can't even cushion a fall? Especially since this is a game where falling or jumping is expected to some degree. Granted that her injuries wouldn't have been as severe if she had fell instead of jumped, but I highly doubt even a fall from the height she was would've been any more enjoyable.
7:14 in pretty sure that if Charlie died at Twitch Con the entirety of the internet would march on over to Twitch headquarters and reenact the French Revolution
From what I've read, the foam pit was too shallow and had a concrete floor at the bottom, hence why she bounced like that. Hoping she recovers quickly.
Yeah me too. I hope this injury won't negatively affect her adult acting career. I love her content but that would be so fucked up if some company just ruined your career by being cheap.
I hope she sues tf out of them honestly. As somebody with a chronic inflammatory condition- This really bothered me. There's a really good chance she's going to be in pain forever.
Same here with chronic inflammatory condition/autoimmune disorders. Persistent, daily pain is absolutely life altering and doesn't get taken as seriously as it should be. I hope she's able to make a swift, full recovery with no life long after effects...
@@slaykittens singing a waiver doesn’t sign your right away to sue. She was given a false sense of security and is now could be permanently disabled because of the negligence of Twitch
I feel so bad for Adriana... I hope she recovers from this to some degree of normality... Like Charlie said.. back injuries are absolutely no joke and can change your life forever.
@@thekingsig2153 True… But it’s yet another hurdle that will be thrown straight at them in the process and a big one given twitch’s A1 legal team they probably have cause they know they need it for how scummy they are
Damn, that hurt watching... And you're right Charlie! About 10 years ago i suffered a herniated a disc at the L3-L4 level.. Causing a pinched sciatic nerve, making me bedridden for half a year. Still can't do many things, wake up stiff and still have crippling pain episodes from it a few times a year. I hope she and others hurting themselves recover as well as they can.. Back injuries suck!
You're right about the amount of people who blame her like its her fault in post about the situation on insta. I was baffled by it so im glad you rightfully called them out because it's absurd the lack of empathy they have
Why do you feel that someone needs be held accountable for her own stupidity? She walked through that pit to get on the platform she knew it was solid ground and still decided to jump in like that. Play stupid games win stupid prizes. No one to blame but herself
My Dad suffered from chronic back pain that was exacerbated by several operations that spanned decades, about a month ago he took his own life after deciding he wasnt willing to deal with inescapable agony for any longer. I truly hope this girl is able to take whoever is responsible to the cleaners and can get herself properly fixed up so she doesnt have to spend the rest of her life suffering due to someone elses incompetence.
I'm so very sorry for your loss. I hope you find reassurance with the knowledge that your father is no longer in pain - he is at peace. Pain, especially chronic, unending pain like your father endured, is one of the worst types of torture. Your father was a strong, strong man to keep going, to keep living for as long as he did. He was truly a warrior, and you deserve to be proud of the decades-long battle against his own body that he fought. He is at well-earned peace, after a long battle.
It’s crazy to hear this after my mom told me about how she was going to do the same if her final back surgery didn’t work a few years back. She said the pain was so miserable that it truly was not worth it. Thank you god it worked, and am sorry to hear that you did have the same. Hope you can heal soon 🙏🏻
@@MrLeFluffy1 i really appreciate it. At times it feels a bit hollow but i do need to let myself feel happy for him that his suffering has come to an end. Thank you for the kind reminder, friend.
I fractured my L1 vertebrae in a roll over car accident, and I wish her all the best… this shit sucks. Still dealing with it 3 years later. Also, definitely relate with how she moves around and thought it wasn’t serious for a moment. I woke up and moved around, took off my seatbelt, turned around onto my knees, and only realized I was injured when someone told me to sit and not move. You don’t realize what’s happened for awhile…
yup. broken a couple bones but only my arms and ankle. but i remember when i fell down the stairs and broke my wrist i got up and my parents were like yo you good?? and i was like yeah I’m literally fine and they were like you sure?? and i was like yeah. then i sat for a second and suddenly was immediately sobbing my wrist hurt so bad. adrenaline is a real thing
This is terrifying. I wonder how many injuries happened that we don’t know about because it was to attendees and not streamers. I’d love to know the legal repercussions and if the waver is even valid since conditions were unsafe to begin with
Wavers don't cover against gross negligence. If you sign a waiver to an amusement park, and you get hurt from a bolt falling off a coaster, no waiver will protect against the gross negligence of the lack of maintenance. Same thing here. The people who operated that should have known that there was not enough protection to prevent injury from a fall.
@@levi-young Yep, apparently a woman dislocated her knee in the pit. Absolutely fucking gross negligence on the part of Twitch and the organizers, this should go to court.
@@aniyilator it’s actually pretty easy to mess up a foam pit if you as the organizer aren’t willing to put any money or effort into making it safe. thing is, foam pits need to be like 11(? correct me if i’m wrong) feet deep, with a lot of layers of foam cubes, a trampoline under those, and foam pylons under the trampoline. they’re not something you build casually and i assume it would be difficult and expensive to set up a proper, safe foam pit at a con. which is exactly why they didn’t do it, and went with the cheapest option which was literally one layer of foam cubes on top of concrete floors. which they *kept open* even after someone got injured
thank you for validating how serious backpain can get, and especially for empathizing with how it affects a person's quality of life. not many people get it
I herniated a disk squatting heavy and for years I couldn't bend over or sit straight. it's horrible but luckly I healed with physical therapy and taking calcium supplements.
without knowing the full extent of it yet, seeing people immediately just go "PORN STAR GETS BACK BLOWN OUT" is fucking cringe. i am fully aware that the phrasing here will generate more puns, but a fucking metal insert? she genuinely may never walk the same again. it's dehumanizing- too fucking soon, at the very least.
@Aldo R the fact that you think she'll be able to live any kind of comfortable life with a metal rob in her back really speaks to just how little you really understand about the situation go outside - or maybe find a productive hobby
Charlie has been consuming so much internet drama lately that at this point I genuinely feel terrible for him. What a brave man he is for exploring all these drama on our behalf.
I used to be a gymnast and I went to several different gyms. The foam pits were all required to have 6 feet of foam blocks and a trampoline underneath to absorb the impact, not just a slab of concrete. That was definitely not up to code. I've done hundreds of flips into foam pits, even landing head first. There's no way anyone should be injured jumping into a foam pit.
I remember sitting on my tailbone real hard when I was 13. Could hard sit down, wipe, or walk for a month and it still occasionally hurts today, seven years later. I can’t imagine what an actual back injury would be like. Wishing her the best
I bruised my tailbone after my sister shoved me out of a bar chair at 15. I was scared that I was paralyzed at first. It hurt for weeks, but I thankfully healed fully. I must have been really lucky looking back on it.
@@gircakes I bruised mine being careless falling a bit over a meter onto a hard linoleum floor. Had trouble sitting for a week but it eventually healed. I was really scared I broke something at first because it hurt like hell.
As someone with minor back problems (If I use it to much, it will hurt no matter what) I really feel for her. You don't realize how useful the spine is until you're literally unable to get out of bed without assistance, It's like if full paralysis had a warning sign.
@@nuclearwinter391 A lot of people don't appreciate what they have until it's gone. Do not give out medical advice like you know what you're talking about.
@@nuclearwinter391 you have to be VERY careful when training an injured back. I had about 3 car crashes all happen within 3 weeks and as a result, my lower back is permanantly messed up. Luckily its not severe. Still, I tried working out ti help make it stronger and to lose some fat while toning muscle, not even doing hard workouts but after about 2 months of working out; my lower back was so jank, I couldn't stand up for more than 2 hours eithout wearing a back brace. Simply standing became a painful ordeal. I stopped working out and my lower back is fine most days.
@@sebastianriz4703 jesus, 3 car crashes in 3 weeks ? Do you drive at Formula 1? But you're right, obviously I wasn't speaking of severe injuries. Then everything has to be approved by your physical therapist.
As someone who did gymnastics for a long time, the foam pits we used were at least 6-7ft deep and used thousands of blocks to fill. The fact that anyone in charge thought this was acceptable for people to use is mind blowing.
Even shallower foam pits usually have a trampoline or some foam structure beneath to cushion people
@@Yurio Man, that's what I was thinking too, that they either would've had a very thick foam pad under there or a trampoline the whole length of the pit.
Blame Legion who had that booth
but this is not a tramp park its a fuckin twitch con meet, dont jump ass first into a pit ankle high. wont be able to sue, cant sue some one for your own stupidity.
6ft is enough to drown me. This one won't even reach my knees.
I worked at a trampoline park for about a year and half. Our foam pits were 4 feet deep, and at the bottom was another trampoline, not a solid bottom. Never had any issues
Foam pits I ride for BMX are about 6-8ft deep. Sometimes 12.
once when i was younger, i jumped into a foam pit and i hit the floor.
shit hurts man
Same
@Kavetion no
@Jack I broke my neck in a foam pit exactly like this. Always gotta be careful no matter how much padding there is
It hurts to see her go from thinking she's ok, to realising she's not ok at all.
Same :(
Who cares she’s a p0rnstar LOL
yea u can see her nods that shes okay but then the pain hits
@@manenwan It probably wasn't when she felt the pain, it was probably when she realized the pain was too much just to be a bruise. It looked like she was in pain but planned to just laugh it off at first.
One of the worst things I've heard from Twitchcon so far (besides this): Twitch staff wouldn't let a disabled person sit down in the line, despite the person insisting they were going to pass out. When they DID pass out, their service dog started doing DPT (deep pressure therapy) to help. Twitch staff then literally TOOK THE SERVICE DOG OFF OF THE PERSON, causing them to be passed out for over a minute. Mind you, the dog's vest clearly said on it DO NOT REMOVE FROM HANDLER. Absolute disaster all around.
Edit to add: This happened to lounaticlive
Twitch staff committed a misdemeanor there. "Any person who intentionally interferes with the use of a guide, signal, or service dog or mobility aid by harassing or obstructing is guilty of a misdemeanor, punishable by imprisonment in a county jail up to 6 months, or fine of not less than $1,500 nor more than $2,500, or both."
@@spoopyvirgil4944 They also tried to deny access to them at first because "pets aren't allowed" even though it was a service dog, so that's another illegal thing
@@rust-2450 Big fucking yikes on Twitch staff. But I shouldn't be too surprised since twitch is run by Amazon.
at this point, twitch is not only digging their grave, they're drilldozing at light speed into it
if i remember correctly that was the con in amsterdam
Don't worry, twitch will split the hospital bill 50/50
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Honestly, they should just pay for the whole thing and more. It’s their fault that the injuries happened, and they’ll be hurt for quite a while.
Edit: I think I missed a joke 💀
Lol
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Im glad the announcer was also a doctor who was able to immediately confirm "she's fine"
i dont blame her tbh. you see someone apparently having fun and saying they're ok, but then showing pain signs, I probably wouldnt know how to react given i was also working and had to "keep the show running". Hard place to be, imo
sure and you got X-ray vision and would have seen her broken back imediately while she was saying that she was fine with a smile on her face, after that they noticed something aint right by constantly asking if shes really fine.
i think the announcement was more for the people watching, didn't want to cause a panic
@@vaiyren1757 so keeping their views coming in is more important then someone's health? got it.
@@vaiyren1757 said that a little too soon to be worried about causing a panic…more like a metaphor for “hope we have insurance” perhaps?
Oh my god, that footage made me cringe. I can't imagine what was going through her head. Excruciating pain that made her just keel over. Holy shit man... She's going to be in physical therapy for years if not for the rest of her life. We're literally watching her final moments as an able-bodied person, it's horrific.
Yeah that makes my stomach turn
@zian hart Ah yes, now THIS is compassion!
exactly! everything i watch that clip i physically recoillllll
Waivers dont protect against negligence. She should absolutely sue everyone she can, including the venue.
Tis is true, though signing a waiver makes it a tad harder in legal proceedings, however you have a pretty solid claim regardless. Though it would fall under the company who runs the pit. Even though twitch provided this venue, its "technically" not their fault.
@@sdfsdf2205 A waiver would protect them from being sued if her back was broken by her opponent hitting her to hard. NOT by them being negligent with safety precautions
@@kethmarhkfy7luf.263 2mil is jack shit for this type of injury. Can't even live the rest of her life on 2mil, not by a fucking long shot.
@@DoctorOaks It really depends on the waiver, unless we see what was written, I couldn't tell you. Hence why I said it's a tad harder in legal proceedings. It is not as cookie cutter as you might think.
@@sdfsdf2205 Unless you can prove that Twitch knew of a bad reputation this specific company might have. Search up vicarious liability if you want to understand it better.
"Back injuries last pretty much forever." Can confirm. That was a life-altering moment for that young lady. I feel absolutely horrible for her. I wish her a speedy recovery and a long, healthy life.
welll.... it'll be healthy other than her back pain for the next 20 years..
She's a porn star she got money she's fine
She won't have either. She's fucked. This world despises the damaged.
Same, fell down while climbing trees as a kid and dislocated a disc. Been like 15 years since then and I still feel a little discomfort there every once in a while.
No more backshots for her, missionary only.
And man, that organizer going “No, she’s okay!” And similar stuff, just makes me mad how negligent they are.
it could have just been to keep the crowd in control
that weird joke where she’s like “no she lives in the pit now” when adriana didn’t get out. like i get the announcer probably didn’t realize what happened to adriana but idk i feel like she should’ve read the room????
Yeah it makes me so mad
agreed
i think they just didnt realize how serious it was and they were kinda awkward not knowing how to react and trying to keep the mood light and from going too serious, i know i wouldnt know how to react well either, especially if i didnt know how bad it was
It breaks my heart to see her smiling at first, then watching her expression turn to panic when she realizes she can’t get up. What a tragedy.
She should sue, she had a reasonable expectation of safety, and the safety was inadequate, misleading even. She has an easy case here.
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I'm not sure if she does have any of that. She walked to the platform, and saw it was a small layer of foam cubes, just to break a fall slightly from a push-off, then jumped in the air and landed like that. Not to mention signing the waiver. They definitely should have had a soft mat under the foam though.
@DONT READ MY PROFILE PICTURE shut up
She's still stupid AF tho. She HAD to feel the floor while walking over to the platform. Knowing that the foam pit only had a few layers to it. smh
@@PaulFilmer Just because you sign a waiver doesn't mean you sign away your ability to sue.
twitch fucks up so often that charlie is genuinely just making a living out of it now 💀
Milking that Twitchitty
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Just wanted you to know she’s a Porn star
The way they were saying "she's fine" multiple times sounds like they're scared. I hope she'll be ok.
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@SilverApplesauce doubt she’ll win
@@redeyes3847 she can for licensing the people who set that up as they are basically now accessories to the damage done
She broke her back in two places according to her twitter, fucking sucks. Genuinely do hope she sues those dumbasses
@@redeyes3847 I have a law degree and specialised in personal injury, she'll either definitely win or get a huge payout to avoid going to court to avoid even more bad publicity.
Idk what you're on about.
As many other people have said, back injuries are no joke and that's definitely bad enough on its own. However, the fact that this is Adriana Chechik, someone whose entire career is her body, this could potentially end her career. She should absolutely sue them
She’s also in the hub
@@thatpenguin6325 ok thanks for contributing 👍
Who cares?
Let's all feel sorry for something she willingly did
@@thresh- exactly.not like her most proudest career got ruined and she’s flat broke.
First drama, now injuries. Twitch never fails to amaze us with it’s madness.
It'll only get worse
Hopefully they get sued
@RULE BRITANNIA! (fours04) i agree
man istg Penguiz0 commented on my last video lmao can't believe that.. thanks @penguinz0 i appreciate what you said tho I'll try not to do it anymore
PP SO GOOD HAD TO SAVE THAT SHIT FOR L8R
This really is life changing for her. In high-school, I slipped on ice and landed on my back. My back still bothers me to this day. I can't believe the lack of foam in that pit. If they insisted on having that pit, they should've told people to only jump in feet first or something.
Edit: I'm not recommending people jump in at all (even feet first). I don't think the pit should exist with 2% foam in it. I'm just saying, the workers let people jump in weird ways knowing there wasn't a lot of foam and that's weird!
Even feet first people are breaking ankles. It's just not enough period.
I used to figure skate and bruised my whole back thigh and lower back from falling on ice
it's a scattering of foam over solid concrete... even feet first can really hurt you if you're not prepared to hit concrete
christ, imagine if someone had fallen head first...
@@ileolai I'd rather not imagine that circumstance
@@ileolai Well in that case, the video that we'd be watching right now would have a much more accusatory, murdery tone methinks. The fact we aren't talking about the organizers as much as we should for something like this is kinda sad though since it's still a debilitating injury caused by pure negligence.
bless her, she must've been in so much pain but tried to hold it together with all the cameras on her. i'd have been crying immediately. i hope she makes a full recovery
I wouldn't be too sure gods on her side
@@verstarkt2192 It’s so funny seeing the comments completely unaware of who she is lmao
@@ncdozer3103 can you act like a fucking decent human person and not gloat about a person suffering permanent life-changing injuries
@@verstarkt2192 jesus hanged out with prostitutes all the time im sure hes more on her side than hes on yours
@@ncdozer3103 who the actual fuck cares
The fact that they were saying she was fine and not taking it seriously when she seemed to be struggling to move out of the foam pit is shocking to see.
the people who set it up thought they were playing minecraft or something
This hits home. Had a back injury from being hit by a drunk driver. I went from working out 7 days a week to not being able to walk for months. Years of dealing with pain and nerve damage took a long time to physically heal, and even longer mentally. Struggled 5 years with depression and anxiety having my life changed in a split second. These injuries truly never go away and become part of how you live every single day.
I wish her recovery be miraculous and that the pain passes fast.
stuff like that always pisses me off. i can be the healthiest person in the world, but my entire life and all my hard work can be uprooted in one second because of some mongrel who couldn't put his car keys down for one second. :(
Hope you've recovered / are recovering well! It's outrageous that something like this can happen at an event the size of this
feel you. broke my neck (C5) in 2020
soooo did you get isekaid?
For real dude I just got out of the chiropractor after going there for about 3 months 2-3 times a week at the peak back pain does something else I had ptsd after my accident every time I fell asleep I would wake up in a car accident in my dream for about a month after it
I had this injury at 16. 35 years old and it's still chronic pain. I wish her the best. :(
edit: hearing more about the treatment she's getting, it sounds like mine wasn't even as bad as her. I feel so bad for her.
Wtf....don't scare this shit out of me bro
16.35 years old?
@@ELTABULLO its a separate sentence
@@bruh-ww1io Bruh
@@ELTABULLO are you okay? Lol
the announcer going "she's fine" really brings it all together.
honestly 😂
That’s the most annoying thing to hear when you’re not fine
So cringe
it throws me off
agree , reminds me of obstacle gameshow hosts . Like Takeshi's Castle or Total Wipeout ,
where a middle age man gets crushed by props , sent spinning in the air after twisting his limbs and the host laughs and says " hes fine !"
As a PT i can say i FELT that fall. That WILL NOT go away, its gonna last all her life. Poor girl!!
There's going to be neurogenic pain. I see Gabapentin in her future.
@Emily An why the venue?
It was her own fault don’t jump straight down on your ass after jumping 4 foot into the air without know what ur about to land on💀💀 women
Fall? She jumped up and directing down on her own ass directing all the force on her spine dumb af
@@antonlb143 a child company of Amazon. No way she’s winning that fight
I’m an emt and if I saw that video and she was my patient, I’d be extremely concerned. That was brutal and could’ve easily paralyzed her. I cringed when no one took her seriously and she attempted to crawl out. If you see something like this or experience it, don’t move the patient. Wait for EMS, so we can take full spinal precautions. Even if someone thinks they’re okay it’s better to be safe than sorry.
I was thinking the same this was so horribly handled especially when it could’ve been prevented in the first place
She has nerve damage to here bladder now :( In addition to the horrifical chronic pain and mobility issues she will have... she has to deal with not even being able to do something as simple as go to the bathroom. Truly fucked situation.
@@gravityhammer25 My God.
@@gravityhammer25 jesus christ thats really horrible :( wishing her the best of luck
Thanks for advice like this. Gonna be honest, I didn't know this.
I hope she recovers well. Back injuries are nothing to glance over, they are the worst injuries you could ever deal with. My Dad has a fracture in his spine that can't be operated on and now deals with 24/7 back pain, with no real ways of making the pain go away. Hopefully, someone can help her with the medical bills as well.
He could look into pain relieving herbs. Corydalis might help but do your own research on dosage and side effects because I think it rmemeber reading that it can cause liver damage. Best to see an herbalist of opioids aren’t for him ❤my exes dad deals with his chronic pain by smoking weed all day and playing video games, he doesn’t qualify for disability because he could probably do an online job instead of gaming. I think his condition is endochondral ossification. It causes your joint cartilage to turn into bone.
@@jigglyjello7334 dont start with the herbs dude
@@moltengears7483 As if modern medicine isnt derived from herbs ??LOL
Back injuries are hard to heal, they often require a lot of continuous bed rest with minimal motion throughout the day. Another general tip for healing back injuries faster is to be at a healthy body weight. Each pound lost helps to take pressure off the spine.
my dad had a back surgery 6 screws 2 rods has pain all the time man
performers will never cease to amaze and horrify me. imagine how painful it is to break your back TWICE, and she still tries to smile and reassure everyone that she's okay at first and then just hides her face when the pain sets in. i hope she's okay, jesus christ.
she's used to getting her back broken with a smile on her face
She is for real a gladiator. I can’t even begin to imagine breaking my back in two places and proceeding to try and play it off. Hope she can recover quickly.
@@inski god damn dude 😆
@@inski someone broke their back, grow up kid
@@ameydabholkar7195 it’s a joke, she’s had a long career in adult film… I’m sure there were some times where she genuinely did have to develop a pain tolerance.
Regardless, sad to see this happened and hope she gets well soon
I worked Twitchcon this year. I live in Japan and I HATE flying. Also, I don’t like big crowds and am pretty introverted. I gotta say, I was very presently surprised from the good vibes at Twitchcon. From the people who stopped by my work’s booth to the creators in artist alley, every person I met was incredibly nice. I would absolutely, 100% go to a con again. The only dark cloud (for me, I know other people experienced a number of issues) was the fact that the foam pit stayed open until Sunday afternoon when the injury occurred on Saturday. That was shocking.
"[...] the foam pit stayed open until Sunday afternoon when the injury occurred on Saturday." wait what are you saying here?
i thought someone broke his/her ankle, another girl dispalced her knee and it was still kept open but then was closed after the back-injury!?
did they seriously let all this go down and didn't even close it after the back-injury?
because if so then there isn't even a way to describe this negligence...
I legit almost died in a foam pit one time in 7th grade. A friend i was there with playfully buried me underneath a bunch of them while i desperately tried to shovel them off. While this was happening and i was completely hidden from sight, a high school senior was jumping down the trampoline track and did a flip into the pit. This man had no idea where in the pit i was and a did a flawless fucking axe kick that resulted in his heel striking me right in the center of the forehead. I felt the crack of my skull through my entire body and it swelled to the size of an egg. I amazingly did not get a concussion and that senior actually broke his heel on my face when it happened. Shits crazy dangerous pretty much all the time
Edit:i am in fact okay thank you for all the retroactive concern. When i went to the doctor a few days after that incident they told me if i hadnt been as heavy set at the time i likely would have died without the cushioning. A little fucked up to tell a 12 year old but hey go me for having zero food related impulse control during childhood right?
That is a wild story :/
Damn, I hope you're better
im glad your head beat his heel at least
That's fucking traumatizing
W for the flawless axe kick
As someone who’s fractured their back in five places, this is absolutely horrible. She might have back pain for the rest of her life. I hope she sues the company and has a very fast recovery.
ye, sue em !!
As someone who's fractured their back in 10 places I can confidently say that she will not ever have back pain for the rest of her life.
@@MTREDHEADS is it true?
I definitely would look into the lawsuit, waiver or not. When you are handed a waiver, you are signing it with the expectation that the concerned party took every reasonable measure to ensure your safety. That lady didn't even look like she landed with any weight to the force on landing. I probably weigh two of her, and already have back problems.
@@MTREDHEADS how tf do you know she won’t? you a doctor?
Dude, I went to this booth and lost. Fell flat on my back and it literally felt like I fell on the floor, there was like 2-3 foam cubes between me and the floor. I felt kinda stunned for like 3 seconds, but thankfully didn’t get injured. If I landed on something like my knee or elbow it most likely would have been injured, but the force was distributed by my body falling evenly. The booth was seriously dangerous. Hope the people who got injured like Adriana recover well.
Were you unable to warn others to prevent more injuries? If you weren't, why didn't you?
@@iwiffitthitotonacc4673 wow this level of victim blaming is crazy. What's he supposed to do, stand around for hours and yell about the dangers of the booth like a psycho? he probably told the staff that it could be dangerous and then left, like any normal human would
@@iwiffitthitotonacc4673 it’s a big booth there was no time
@Luka Tim my guess it’s cheap sponge
@@jasonyeschin8426 touch grass you crybaby
I looked into depth requirements for a foam pit, and this is what I found: “To ensure trampoline park safety, the minimum depth required for trampoline park foam pits is 60 in. (152.4 cm.), and it is only permitted to dismount into a foam pit from normal trampolines, NOT allowed from high performance trampolines.” Considering that the foam only went up to their knees, and 60 inches is 5 feet that definitely isn’t up to standard. Of course, they weren’t jumping from a trampoline, but they were still jumping into the foam pit regardless and that shouldn’t change anything.
Foam pits at my gymnastics gym were like 9ft lmao
plus it's clearly the wrong type of foam, because when the guy starts picking up the cubes one handed there's no give in them.
Look at how she jumps clearly knowing this was 2 feet of foam this was her own carelessness plus she’s a porn star probably tired of getting railed by 3 men at a time and wanted a lawsuit but gl fighting a big corp like intel it wasn’t there negligence but her own for jumping and intentionally landing on her tail bone what a bright girl 😂. Another note this was not a foam trampoline park but a foam pit for falling injuries related to the activity not for jumping and diving in 😊
This "pit" is some foam on a concrete floor. Twitch con are moronic.
Not up to her knees, up to her ankles and the bottom was concrete
imagine writhing on the ground in pain with a broken back, and hearing some disembodied voice screech "She lives in the pit now" fucking terrifying
yeah and they tried covering for her by saying shit like "oh she's fine" when she clearly wasn't
Now back pain will probably linger for years. I have no idea how a foam pit that shallow was greenlit
@@Akechifan who told her to jump off like that? Question her actions, not the foam pit.
@@OrangeHeadTM you 👉🤡
@@OrangeHeadTM yeah I bet you go around acting like foam pits are made up of broken glass when you see them in person lmao
My heart sank so much when she realized and began to cry.. I feel so bad for her
@Kavetion my name is Skylar White yo
I've seen her work. She has a strong back, she'll recover.
she deserved it
@@lello2031 Back injuries like that last for life, she'll never 100% recover.
@@Kain1805 Just hope it gets better.
To anyone watching, never land on your butt like that. Never even risk it. Falling flat on your back is safer.
Mainly because falling in a seated position compresses your spine and can also fracture your tailbone.
*(Btw this is 100% TwitchCons fault. I am not blaming the woman. It's just a warning)*
I agree, whoever organised the pit should be blamed.
Only concern about falling flat then is busting up your skull on the concrete below!
its adriana chechik btw
Dont know if falling flat on your back is that much safer.
Smacking the back of your head on the floor might lead to a more permanent injury (death).
@@darkforcekiller It tends to be safer as it spreads the impact zone across more of your body. Tuck your head, fall flat on your back and if you can, spread yours arms out completely and slap the ground.
as someone who’s mom has a spinal column injury from an accident (slipped disk in her neck) i can confirm that if you injure your spine, the side effects are permanent and it can be incredibly painful. i’m beaming all my good energy to her
I’m so sorry for your moms situation 🙏🙏 god bless her 🙏🙏🙏
The foam pit at my former gymnastics gym was over 7 feet deep with a trampoline at the bottom for support. To imagine this set up intending for a “gladiator’s duel” (whatever it’s called) where you could fall pretty badly if your opponent hits your hard, is just horrific. Feels like the poorly set up carnival rides that is set up within 30 minutes.
Apparently it was 2feet and below that solid ground...
7 feet deep is scary. Imagine getting stuck under 7 feet of foam cubes. Those pits are fucking hard to escape too.
@@justmike9556 just swimcrawl lmao
Pugil Sticks
@@justmike9556 Usually no matter what you did, you often wouldn’t go more than 2 feet deep, and the easiest way to leave the foam pit is to roll onto your stomach and crawl lol
about four years ago i slipped on a couple of steps in the winter and landed on my tailbone; i still can't lean over counters for longer than five minutes without pain. i can't imagine the kind of pain she'll be feeling after this. best of luck and lots of love to her
Last year I went Ice Skating with friends and landed hard on my Tailbone. I have never felt that kind of pain before. I legitmatly thought I would be sick. For months afterwards If I sat or laid down in certain ways it would hurt. Needless to say I will never be iceskating again.
Lmao this happened to me in Spain. I was tryna walk across the rocks and my ass slipped. My throat literally closed shut and I had to calm myself for it to reopen. Did y’all have to use the donut seat? 😂
Tailbone injuries are no joke. When I was like 7, I was playing on a swing set when the chain broke and I fell directly onto my tailbone. It was only like a 2 foot fall and I was pretty light, but immediately afterwards something happened that I now know was my body going into motherfucking shock. I blacked out for a second and then faded in and out of consciousness, during which I stumbled back to my house. I made it about halfway there before I ‘woke up,’ collapsed, and began screaming in pain. Luckily I didn’t break anything, just bruised the bone, but it was still terrifying.
So sorry that happened, I really hope you will feel less pain soon
I’ve had a similar injury and now sitting can be very painful
I see others sharing back injuries and it is just the worst debilitating pain. I threw my back out senior year in college doing deadlifts with awful awful form looking back. Pain shoots down your legs and you're completely locked up, your back is frozen. I kept squatting for years after which only aggravated it and just in the last few years finally gave up that movement to much improvement. But like many say the pain NEVER completely goes away, I just pinched a nerve or whatever I can't image two broken bones in that area.
@Kavetion who cares?
Who asked
She D ESERVES IT 😂😂
Shit sucks man.. hope you doing good back pain is nasty
Thanks for sharing this. I injured myself last year, and hearing about what others have gone through helps me manage.
Person: *breaks back*
Commentator: haha, she's okay! She'll just have to stay in the pit haha!
"She lives in the pit now."
I don't think the announcer will ever appreciate in hindsight just how grim that could have been.
Also, I'm not sure how much connection Twitchcon has with Amazon, if at all, but the idea of an Amazon affiliate, cost cutting, and substandard safety all fit together too well, sadly.
If you watch the video, Charlie says that the booth this was at was run by a third party, not Twitch. Most of the blame should be put on that third party. Twitch should have done a better job at verifying a potentially dangerous activity like this at their convention, but they're not the ones that decided to build a shitty foam pit.
Sorry to derail the hate-train.
clearly the money they "saved" from removing the 70/30 rlly payed off
@@blackbomb64so they're responsible. but they're NOT responsible. did I get that right? whose fault is it if you are saying Twitch "should have done a better job"?
if you hire the housebuilder who builds you a dangerous bathroom are you not responsible when your ass falls through the second floor? we all know legally they won't be held accountable but STOP DEFENDING CORPORATIONS THAT DO ABSOLUTELY FUCK ALL FOR YOU and would bend over BACKWARDS to make sure YOU got nothing out of this if it happened to you
Years aww w wweweê WW1 WW1 and
Probably cutting costs because of the $Billion failure known as The Rings of Power.
The adrenaline truly showed with how casually she managed to turn around and (almost) get up WITH A BROKEN BACK seemingly before even she herself noticed the pain, damn
I mean she turned breaking her back into a career if you know what I mean
Isn’t the first time her back was blown out buddy
It was distressing to watch, he should've given a warning.
@@TheKomentor if watching someone bounce off the ground is distressing to you, then get out of the internet lmao. You cant see any bones or tissue sticking out, if you were to show this to anyone without context, they would think it was just a normal back injury
@@TheKomentor yea go hide in under ur bed u little blueberry muffin
Back injuries are NO JOKE. This is absolutely tragic, and my heart goes out to Adriana. I hope she sues Twitch until they nosebleed.
@RULE BRITANNIA! (fours04) ???
@@guestarecool it’s a bot
@@rd101 oh😭
@RULE BRITANNIA! (fours04) lmao wtf
shes got the money to hire good lawyers
I’m shocked that they didn’t shut it down after the first injury. Secondly, they can make really safe “foam pits”. I have a niece in competitive gymnastics and ninja, where she’s completed in nationals…. I know next to nothing, but there is something seriously wrong with that setup.
Yeah, it's an extremely bad setup with no foam padding above the concrete and the foam pit being extremely shallow, they really didn't give no fucks
1 2 buckle my shoe
She took it like an absolute warrior. No screaming or crying, just stoic suffering.
Hope she recovers fully.
You should see some of her professional life lmaooooo
@@novawolfe7348 used to getting her back blown out
She’s used to taking it like an absolute warrior and getting her back blown out.
@@novawolfe7348 reused joke
@@morganfreeman8230 👎
I know so many people who would've jumped into that pit the exact same way. She's probably embarrassed and I'm sure that dealing with mean jokes and people blaming her doesn't help. I hope she's getting a lot of responses like Charlie's to help balance that out.
It always the idiot who speaks first and trust on gut feeling way too much to say a thing when they don't know better or anything and spread the bullshit around the world
@@PetarOrthodox what? its a story about twitchcon
@@PetarOrthodox It was still a poorly made pit, a safety hazard regardless of how you feel about her since she's not the only one who got injured.
(Still dangerous even if no one got hurt)
@@PetarOrthodox who gives a fuck what she does?
@@PetarOrthodox I'm genuinely a little bit confused, is the concept of youtube monetization new to you? And its a twitchcon scandal, if anyone there had been injured it would've been just as big news
That’s why back injuries scare me the most. One “little” thing could happen and poof, you’re paralyzed or have lasting damage. So scary to think about, be safe guys
I hope she takes legal action for this because this injury will change her life forever.I hope she recovers fast
Signed a waiver, ain't happening
@@-xirx- waiver wouldnt hold up in court against the gross negligence, especially as they were SUPPOSED to be knocked over into the pit
@@-xirx- waivers don't mean shit in the face of gross negligence
@@frolic6570 Knocked over and jumping up into the air onto your tail bone are two different things. Its not a swimming pool to dive into.
@@frolic6570 well, what's the waiver say
Holy shit I just feel so incredibly sad for her. Hopefully she makes a full (or as full as possible) recovery. Imagine the dread setting in after just having fun and injuring yourself and realizing it like this. The commentators in the back probably weren't really helping either.
google her name and feel sorry for her
@@ethomson201 what does her doing what she did have to do with feeling sorry for her getting injured?
@@ethomson201 @ethomson201 Okay.
What now?
@@ethomson201 mad she stacks more money than you
@@ethomson201 What is that supposed to mean? Are you saying people shouldn't show her empathy because she's also done porn? It's not 1950 anymore bruh get fucked
my mom had gotten a back injury about 2 years ago now that she still deals with. Surgeons are too afraid to do surgery because apparently her injury is super rare and a surgery has a 70-80% chance of leaving her paralyzed. So with surgery out of the picture all she can do is weekly therapy to make sure she can get somewhat better this way. She deals with so much pain and it is awful to see her like this. I hope this young woman will heal quickly and as much as possible even if it won't go away fully
put her on carnivore diet and omad. Also look into DMSO use topically.
I feel you. In the past 20 years, my 56 y/o mother has had a spinal fusion, a neck fusion, and another back surgery. I've honestly lost track of what she's all had done. Trust-- sticking with PT and other methods first is so much better than surgery and the subsequent pain meds. I hope PT helps your mom and that she gets some relief soon, it's so hard to see loved ones in that pain. Wishing yall the best.
Cbd or weed can truly help her for pain id suggest it to her
@@michelles2644 That isn't going to unscrew her back tho
Scary right? My mother has had multiole surgeries on her back. Multiple fusions. At one point the doctor diagnosed my mom as a partial quadriplegic. Meaning if she were take a bad fall she would be paralyzed from the neck down or not be alive basically. Luckily she had a surgery to prevent that...but now she need more surgery. Feels like an endless cycle.
This was so scary to see. A back break is so serious and she is of zero fault!! Poor thing. Everyone injured needs to be compensated at LEAST for the medical bills.
Also a waiver doesn't mean she can't sue, there's laws in place for that and that pit is just gross negligence
Law is always above terms and conditions. For now anyway. Won't be long the way America is going, but for NOW.
To be more specific, a waiver can limit liability, but cannot absolve them of it. In this case though, it probably would be considered an assumption of risk because it looks like they had to walk through the foam pit to get to the platforms and could therefore tell how shallow the pit actually is, though I guess she could argue that foam pits are meant to be able to catch your fall and she relied on this knowledge when she jumped and it is therefore a faulty/ negligent design. So it would depend on the judge, though I suspect they would side with the former rather than the latter.
as far as im aware, even a signed waiver cannot absolve the organisers entirely, and specifically not in the case of gross negligence. even with waivers in place, they have to meet minimum safety standards. lots of people get payouts when stuff like this goes wrong, and you can bet they all have waivers because insurance companies will demand it. the waivers are basically saying the company or organisers will take reasonable precautions, and the participant absolves them from responsibility for freak accidents that happen in spite of those measures, acknowledging the inherent risks in stuff like this that are impossible to entirely eliminate no matter what safety measures are taken. but when those minimum standards are NOT met, then the organisers are on the hook, for sure.
i'm glad charlie addressed this so respectfully. some people on twitter are making absolutely foul "jokes" about this poor woman whose life is changed forever now
I mean she’s pretty used to getting her back broken
@@borgyboo very clever and original joke 👍
@@Faith5x not the first time ive watched it 🤭
@@borgyboo you’re what op is talking about lmao
@@theegote r/woosh
The utter lack of safety is just incredible to me. They’re literally trying to push each other into this pit AND they expect said pit to protect them so they can free fall. Very sad situation.
These pits are usually meant to be deeper and are cushioned at the bottom, it seems. Purely negligence on the part of the organisers. These are normally safe.
@@firemaker1258 the pit was basically just deep enough that **most** falls would be cushioned leading to a false sense of security. It basically needed to be 2 feet deeper before ALL falls were safe.
Someone sustained a leg injury jumping FOOT FIRST because they rolled their ankle on the foam, legitimately got hurt when bare flooring would have been safer because they would have been able to land correctly.
Why would you jump like that anyway?
@@rousrouslan4023 not a excuse, foam pits should protect against all falls
@@rousrouslan4023 because it's a foam pit. Foam pits are usually heavily cushioned and have something softer as the flooring that isn't hard cement. And are usually deeper.
I understand back injuries very well. I had a spinal fusion because I had severe scoliosis. It hurts everyday. Not something to take lightly. They really should’ve had a deeper foam pit to prevent this. I hope her bills are paid and she recovers well.
She handled that pain extremely well. What a strong woman. Wishing her a speedy recovery.
She’s had much worse 😅
She’s used to getting her back blown out
@@2006arpg 🤨📸
Probably used to abusing her back.
what is wrong with you people on the replies honestly
hearing "broke her back" made me recoil in pain. Back injuries are the worst and my back kills me every day. I wouldn't wish it on anyone.
Not the first time she’s had her back broken in😏
Honestly there have been a lot of safety problems at twitchcon that people have been reporting so it's not surprising this happened as well. Hope she heals up well
She won't. That's the unfortunate reality of back injuries :(
@@sparky844 really ??? I don't know much about injuries like that, that's fucking terrible
she just playing the cards she dealt
she wont, as the video pointed out this will be a life long thing.
@@Melaramaa yup you never truly heal even if its small. I fell when i was 11 and knocked my hips and back out of place and although its straightened now even with perfect posture if i stand too long or sit too long i get bad pains and just standing for even one hour can cause my hips to go out of place again so 8 years later and im still going to the chiropractor at least once a month
Poor woman. I was 25 when I had a microdiscectomy on my lower back. I just randomly collapsed in my office and my colleagues laughed at me thinking I was joking - honestly, the pain is beyond description and it changes your life forever.
Well she's an adult film star. This isn't the first time she's had her back blown out.
@@User-j63849j so because of her job she doesn’t deserve compassion?
So tragic yet so easily avoidable is insult to injury, I hope she recovers well
The sad thing is, a f****** GYM MAT which is relatively cheap and readily available at your local Walmart would have been infinitely more cushioning and probably would have stopped her back injuries as well. This was beyond avoidable... Negligent to the point of indistinguishable from actual malice.
youtube sad excuse for bait
I mean it’s not the first time Adriana got her back broken
@No comments Fuq youtube Analyzing poor construction definitely ≠ crying... You're either 12 years old or the guy that engineered this 'foam pit' 😂
@@kalashnikov1343 he's right lol she cant sue she caused it she literally jumped off a thin thing and got her back broken . I thought she fell no she jumped twitch might pay for her medical expenses being nice but they dont have to.
My dad ruptured two disc in his back at work around 45 and it absolutely ruined his life. He’s never experienced a day without pain ever since. Retired at 45 and stuck at home all day. Not to mention the few years he was heavily addicted to oxy because of it. I feel so horrible for her.. hope she sues. My dad regrets he didn’t every single day.
Did he work at twitchcon?
@@wastedtalent666 bro 💀
@@wastedtalent666 OMG HAHAHA
My dad has had many messed up discs for years doctors want him to get them fused but he refuses and won't even take anything but otc pain killers a lot of his friends had back surgery and said it wasn't much better so at least while he is okay though in chronic pain he won't do it.
Recovery is possible. I ruptured two discs pulling 500lb+ deadlifts. Within a few years I doing the same weight again for reps. I'm 42. No surgery, no meds. I recommend The Back Mechanic by Dr. Stuart McGill as a starting point for getting back to baseline.
I broke my back playing cops and robbers in the forest when I was 15, and I can definitely confirm that these types of injuries never really goes away.
Bro how?
@@kenntelesford104 Wdym how do you know how a forest looks like? Because then it should be pretty obvious how many different accidents can happen
@@Kain1805 ok? That still doesn’t tell us how he did it.
Good I’m glad u did u deserve it 😂😂
@@pachasnft9954 he probably fell onto his back on a large tree root poking out of the ground. Tree roots be sneaky little fucks.
she definitely can sue, for gross negligence, no waver can protect against that
plus i heard she was pregnant and had to terminate for the painkillers
"She's fine"
She was in fact not fine
When I was 17 I jumped down from a 2 meter height and landed on my feet, did like 4 steps and I couldn't move, compressed my spine and had to wear a back brace for almost a month and still many years later I feel it.
Homeboys put like 3 foam cubes and called it a day
Bro that lady would not shut up 💀💀
“She’s fine”
“She lives in the foam pit now”
Like shut the fuck up 💀💀💀
Bro what 😭 built different in the worst way possible lmao
Same thing happened to my boyfriend after he jumped 40ft into a snowdrift. He _was_ 6’2, came into the hospital clocking in at 5’11. This happened 7 years ago, and he still gets attacks of pack pain so severe that he starts hyperventilating.
@@mattuwu9978 WTF! Now questioning all the time spent jumping onto concrete from high places in my childhood. Hope he gets better
danm, fuck foam. they should use only water. It's the best for this.
In an alternate universe, Charlie did a wicked insano style flip and passed away in the foam pile at Twitch con and was always remembered as a legend. 55 years later, it was revealed that he had been resurrected and his conscious was stored inside a biochip.
Wake up Samurai
The good timeline
Breathtaking.
CharlieTrap
I would be psyched if I came back from the dead with my own personal Charles White in my head
From what we saw it looks like she took that injury like an absolute beast she didn't even scream or freak out just said "I can't get up" and curled over, idk if I could have been that chill lmao
I think it didnt hurt that much at first. From experience, the injury may not hurt as much in the begging but then i dunno, the adrenaline falls or something and then you realize, oh shit. I got my foot broken at school and i even managed to limp back home and play some games before realizing how bad it was.
Yeah what the fuck.
Bro i wouldnt scream, but I would be panicking somewhat.
All ima say is she got experience dealing with backshots
Considering her previous endeavors its probably not the first time her backs been broken.
@@DPedroBoh I didn’t feel my major back industry until the next day after injuring
@@DPedroBoh I slipped a disc one time and immediately started running around like a headless chicken. There is the initial shock you feel from being made irreversibly broken, but those bones were very likely pressing into her nerves and causing incredible agony.
Idk how you can blame somebody for treating a foam pit like...well, a foam pit.
They’re gonna hit her with the “best we can do is a merch goodie bag for your troubles”
While I feel strongly that people’s eagerness to sue is too great these days, all these incidents really DO deserve lawsuits. It’s obvious safety precautions for that pit were nowhere close to adequate, and people at TwitchCon would have no way of telling that it was unsafe.
I just miss you
@@refugeemorales8003 I miss you more tho :/
This hits very close to home for me.
4 years ago, we had a school trip to a nearby party/activity centre, and there were a bunch of foam pits with acrobatics trampolines leading into them, among a whole bunch of other stuff.
Pretty much the fun went unattended for about 20 minutes, and a classmate of mine jumped in head first, from one of those trampolines into the massive foam pits.
Except so many people had jumped in the same place, that there was essentially a density hole he hit spot on, and he crashed with pretty much full speed to the floor, hitting his head and just about folding his neck in half.
He completely fractured vertebrae 4 and 5 if i recall correctly, and was left at the bottom of that pit for about 15 minutes before people got wise to what was going on.
Immediately upon being found, he said "i can't feel my legs, my back hurts".
He ended up being airlifted out of the pit, his head in a stabilizing brace and everything... Traumatic shit.
After months and months in the hospital and years of rehabilitation, he's able to walk again, if only barely, but he's physically still a mess, and has lost feeling in a lot of his lower body.
One disc higher and he would have been dead.
People often think that foam pits are cool and fun and super safe, but they're not without risk.
What i just described happened to a 17 year old, under the supervision of 2 teachers, professional on-site entertainment staff, with certified safe equipment and setups.
It was on national news, and one of the two teachers who was present still has trouble accepting that it wasn't his sole responsibility.
Don't think that risk is entirely nonexistent when it's been mitigated.
You are the pilot of your own body; Don't fly blind on the instructions of others.
Stay safe.
That's horrendous. It's shocking how quickly innocent activities can change your life. My friend's gf fell off a horse about ten years ago and will likely never be able to walk more than a few metres ever again. We're very fragile creatures.
I hope they are doing well today
damn thats tough
God.. alright, I'm staying out of foam pits
if on one told them not to dive in head first then every person in charge who didn't tell them is 100% responsible
Unless you're army crawling for your life out of a foam pit and nearly sinking into the abyss, it is NOT deep enough.
It’s absolutely horrific. You can see the exact moment she realizes what’s happened as the pain hits her. And all the while the commentators are laughing at her like she’s just being a wimp. It’s downright abhorrent.
The look in her eyes is chilling to me, because I know just how bad a back injury can be. My dad has been dealing with one before I was even born and I see it hold him back every single day, and it breaks my heart. I hope Adriana recovers well…at least she seems pretty young and healthy, so there’s a chance she might be able to live a relatively normal life if the care is good enough. Not perfect, but she wouldn’t be getting a lifelong challenge like my dad did. Exercising will be considerably harder for her, best-case scenario.
yeah fs, you sit there with pain shooting up and down your body and all u can do is sit there in shock and can't move. not sure why the commentators felt the need to make a joke out of it
From the point of view they had it might have looked like she was fine and just laughing about it, I don't think they realised she was in pain yet.
@@Kinxzy. yeah I understand, just meant her body language didn't look like she was okay
u guys need to chill out, theyre not medical professionals and definitely didn't realise what was going on initially
I broke my back in 3 places. I'm now 22 and i take pain meds whenever my back feels worse than other days but there's always that lingering pain that's like a thorn in the side. Carrying heavy things is a no-no, standing for too long is a no-no and being able to sit down and actually be comfortable is now extremely rare. Lifting weights at the gym is possible, but only lower weights and more reps instead of heavier ones. Deadlifting etc. is definitely impossible. I live a relatively normal life still, i sometimes just get very sad that after i've worked a full day, i get home and i cant even sit in my chair comfortably and relax to play some games, so i just give up and go lay down instead and do shit on my phone haha.
I’ve broke my back a couple times from racing dirt bikes and now live with chronic back pain every day of my life and have had 8 back surgeries, it’s a never ending pain from morning to night, so I feel for her big time, I really hope she can get it under control and heals up quick. To anyone who lives with chronic back pain I hope you can get it under control ❤️
You got a mental rode to? Is it magnetic?
I hope one day you can recover, I would never wish that upon my worst enemy.
I fell your pain, 20 years of addiction after it and still going. The problem is their isn’t many other options if surgery doesn’t relive the pain.
When i was young i fell in the dumbest way possible. As i was skateboarding i saw a stick on the floor. So i stopped my skateboard and try to put my feet behind the board. But instead, i accidentally lay my feet on the board again making me trip and landing 90 on my ass. My back was extremely hurting. I saw a friend of mine infront so i screamed for help. But for some reason my back caused me to loose my voice. So he would just stare at me while my mouth was open.
sorry to hear that bro
i had a similar injury from cheer and seeing her fall physically made me cringe. it's excruciating, debilitating pain that wouldn't let me even use the bathroom. i truly feel for her and hope she recovers, thankfully it doesnt bother me anymore but i hope the same can be said for her
Seriously, ive fallen on something hard right on my tailbone before and bruised the hell out of it and that was a BITCH, i also have scoliosis so i deal with back pain a lot and also had some form of injury or just bad whiplash in my back after i crashed my car almost a year ago that lasted a couple months, and let me say for the people who have never really dealt with back pain before, it’s a different BREED. It makes everything hurt, and it hurts so deep in your core it feels like your soul hurts. I really hope shes okay and can recover well, especially broken vertebrae usually dont heal properly so i just really hope any lasting effect on her isnt too debilitating
No one cares
@@5679_ 😂😂😂
How does no one know this girl was a p star lol
@@5679_ what
As someone who deals with chronic pain from head to toe I really appreciate you talking about how bad it can be. Even the smallest things can be mental to deal with.
Wow, normally when people hurt themselves I’m like “well what did you expect” but I actually feel really bad for her. I mean, a foam pit is exactly what you’re supposed to jump into. Real foam pits can cushion a 10, 15 foot drop, probably more. For a lot of people, back surgery is the start to their new life as a pill addict so I hope she doesn’t go down that road.
@No comments Fuq youtube Nothing is wrong with sex work. Grow up.
@No comments Fuq youtube live up to your name, troglodyte
@No comments Fuq youtube spiteful little dweeb.
@Avery yeah she is but ya nah dont wish that on no one
@Avery I can confirm after some "research" that you are wrong.
1:43 As someone who's been recovering from a fall related injury, this was incredibly hard to watch. I can almost feel exactly what she felt as it sets in that it's a fucking terrible thing which just happened. Getting injured sucks.
@DeathNikki How? She had a realistic expectation that her fall would be cushioned. The entire point of the activity is that people are pushed/fall/jump into the pit. It's really not unrealistic to expect that you could jump into it. You're right, it would've been completely avoidable if the pit had been adequately cushioned as expected. This could've easily happened with someone just being shoved off. Even in this video, he says other people got injuries from just falling in, dislocated knees and back pain. FALLING IN IS THE ENTIRE POINT OF THE ACTIVITY.
Ouch.....
@DeathNikki ah yes because a foam pit shouldn’t be expected to soften a landing at all.. oh wait
@DeathNikki Plus twitch is part of Amazon, probably THE highest grossing compqny in the world right now. They clearly didn't cushion this properly to save on money which is absolutely sickening. As another comment pointed out, these are supposed to be cushioned several feet deep. This looks like 2 feet at best.
EDIT: I just heard charlie explain this wasn't part of twitch, just twitchCON, I'm a moron
@@emstink if she just stopped and looked at the other girl for literally 2 seconds you can see that the pit isn’t deep completely her fault
Thank you, charlie.. I was permanently disabled at 20 years old due to gross negligence by staff at a state job I was at. I went to college, earned 2 degrees, but now I can't work in any entry level position bc of my physical limitations. My life was changed forever, and crippling poverty will be my reality for the foreseeable future. I couldn't sue bc I got workers comp (the peanuts were only given to me after 3 years in court) but every day I'm in severe pain and criticized by my peers for not "measuring up" bc I LOOK able bodied.
I'm sorry you went through that, you deserve better, I wish you the best in the future. Whilst it's unfair, you're unfortunately going to have to work with it because of someone else's incompetence.
Good luck, you've got this.
@@aycoded7840 thank you for such a sweet message 🙏❤️ I've been blessed with a loving partner, a supportive family, and I have a rainbow baby on the way 🙏 some days it's really hard, but other days it's bearable. I'll keep my head up, thanks again ❤️❤️❤️
@@henotic.essence Ahw, that's lovely to hear, thank you, that's genuinely made my day
From one seemingly abled bodied person to another, I understand. I really do. The looks and attitudes I get when I just can’t do something and people just assume I’m lazy and shit, it really gets to me. I mean at one point I was a 14 y/o getting picked on and insulted by adults who were suppose to be safe and trustworthy. You’re definitely not alone 💙
@@CheshieD God bless you, thank you for sharing your understanding with me. I hope your road gets clearer, and that the daily obstacles become a bit more manageable. Sending gentle hugs 🙏❤️
I’m 17 and I have chronic back and joint pain and weakness, when I’m 60-70 I’m almost certainly won’t be able to do the things I should be able to. I’m also definitely going to have to stop working out pretty much at all way earlier than that. Knee and shoulder replacements aren’t an if, it’s a when. It’s already really debilitating sometimes and I’m not even an adult, it affects my quality of life significantly sometimes. I already really struggle with it mentally despite having lived with it for my whole life so I can’t imagine how she’s going to cope with that pain after a life of not having that pain. A healthy and pain-free back is so important for both physical and mental health, this is going to really affect her ability to stream because it’s going to make sitting in a chair for hours really uncomfortable
I used to work out so much as a preteen and run but you really never notice the damage until you stop and dont do very long and precise stretches every day that actually change how your mobility and your bones turn out. You have to stretch groin, hips, ankles, knee, calf, elbows, shoulders, scapulas, tailbone, all parts of back, arms, stomach, literally everything until they feel like you have a workout from just that.
How did your injury happen if you dont mind me asking?
Man, I feel like just hearing about this is making my back hurt. What an awful experience. I wish her the best recovery possible
fucking same!
Ikr omg that poor girl. Idk who she is but I hope to God she's massive as a streamer and can afford the best possible care for this and isn't suffering in the way I expect for her lifetime.
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@RULE BRITANNIA! (fours04) cr1tikal comment section climbing to 4chan levels of edgy teen
@@pottyputter05 shes a pornstar her backs been broken before
That’s now a problem she’s going to face her whole life. Life can change real quick. I’m hoping for her speedy recovery.
her hard working life of being a porn star
Yeah… I feel so bad. She didn’t deserve this, hope they pay her hella $$$$$
They signed a waiver before being able to enter the pit, yes. But in California, the State Supreme Court found that while waivers will remain in force when ordinary negligence was involved on the part of the service provider, the waiver will be invalidated by acts of gross negligence. Gross negligence is defined as “an extreme departure from the ordinary standard of conduct.” This includes serious injury or death. I'd say breaking your back in two places classifies as a serious injury without a doubt. Foam pits tend to have a trampoline at the bottom with foam "supports" between that and the bottom of the pit to prevent this kind of thing, and are much deeper. This was just a lazy construction and should have been inspected prior to it being approved for use.
It was absolutely gross negligence because the local Walmart 4 miles away probably sells gym mats which would have still knocked the air out of her... But at least wouldn't fold her spine like an accordion.
The people participating were clearly also negligent in regards to their own personal safety and actions.
@@user-tp7zb7ej2s I agree however... If someone falls on their butt vs jumping on their butt. The difference is only what... Maybe 2 feet? I can still foresee possible injury even from a simple fall. A fall to the head would literally split it open since under the foam was a concrete floor. And the foam is too lightweight.
Lady on the mic saying “oh no she’s fine” fills me with rage
I get that reaction, but also how was she supposed to know how bad it was?
@@Gadgetmawombo i think it's the conviction with which she said it
So brutal. Also you're totally right about the minor back injuries thing. I was in grade 6 and was walking home for lunch during a really bad thunderstorm (lived literally across the street from it) and thunder cracked SUPER loud and I jumped and something popped, and I've never been the same since. Seemingly random times it'll twinge up and paralyze me. It never shows up in any scans or anything but it's somewhere about the center of my back, a little bit under my shoulder blades area. I have a friend who survived falling from a 7th floor balcony during a grand mal seizure several years ago. He's got rods in his back, (among many other places) so I'm very aware of how limiting they are for your movement. Her life will never be the same.
ur friend was lucky to survive but its so very tragic that she fell
Your friend is a fucking warrior, hope he’s doing alright now
@@ElementEarth100 he
Sounds like you got minor nerve damage damn
As a former elite gymnast (permanently disabled from it sadly after a hip break at the age of 13 (2 days before my 14th bday too, and now I'm 27) our foam pits were deeper than I was tall. I'm short, only 5'2 which is perfect for a gymnast, and our foam pits were probs 6 feet deep cause we'd do our twists (fulls) into them and you are told to land on your back when you're first learning. I can't imagine having a shallow foam pit like that. That's awful.
That’s so awful. The fact that gymnasts start so young makes it worse
what made you elite tho
I'm thinking that foam was a bit too dense, but that was definitely mostly her landing. It's absolutely insane to land on your tailbone in a foam pit. I broke my back twice and kinda know what it feels like. Luckily only bolts and two plates went in my back. Her rod is pretty long, they only need like 14" when my femur turned to gravel.
Hmm, I was permanently disabled at 18 and broke my hip when I was 26 (36 now). I did get to ride in two different helicopters, though it was a bumpy ride!
@@NoMoreBsPlease that's the point of foam pits, you aren't supposed to 'land' no matter what you do
God, it's just lucky that someone didn't try to flip into it and land on their neck. Hopefully she and the other people who got injured can take them to court over this.
Oh god yeah that had the potential to be fatal
I don't know why she thought it would be a good idea to try and do a toe touch when she jumped. those foams squares aren't soft at all. they're actually quite firm and they don't feel great.
You can see it's only about a foot or two deep from the side though, it's not like the pit was lowered or raised, it started at the same level as the ground. Why would you flip into it?
@@jazzabighits4473 Because we've been conditioned to believe that foam pits are deep enough to cushion a fall or jump. What's the purpose of a foam pit if it can't even cushion a fall? Especially since this is a game where falling or jumping is expected to some degree. Granted that her injuries wouldn't have been as severe if she had fell instead of jumped, but I highly doubt even a fall from the height she was would've been any more enjoyable.
7:14 in pretty sure that if Charlie died at Twitch Con the entirety of the internet would march on over to Twitch headquarters and reenact the French Revolution
From what I've read, the foam pit was too shallow and had a concrete floor at the bottom, hence why she bounced like that. Hoping she recovers quickly.
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CONCRETE? God, it's lucky no one else was hurt. That's an incredibly stupid way to set up a bounce pit
Yeah me too. I hope this injury won't negatively affect her adult acting career. I love her content but that would be so fucked up if some company just ruined your career by being cheap.
If they had half a brain they could have at least put some gym mats down, I mean it's cheap and easy but it's better than CEMENT...
I hope she sues tf out of them honestly. As somebody with a chronic inflammatory condition- This really bothered me. There's a really good chance she's going to be in pain forever.
Same here with chronic inflammatory condition/autoimmune disorders. Persistent, daily pain is absolutely life altering and doesn't get taken as seriously as it should be. I hope she's able to make a swift, full recovery with no life long after effects...
Yoi cant sue them they make u sign wavers that ur never gonna sue them
@@CHICKENmcNUGGIESMydude Waivers only cover so much, it doesn't cover negligence, i'd still sue for sure.
No one cares
@@slaykittens singing a waiver doesn’t sign your right away to sue. She was given a false sense of security and is now could be permanently disabled because of the negligence of Twitch
I feel so bad for Adriana... I hope she recovers from this to some degree of normality... Like Charlie said.. back injuries are absolutely no joke and can change your life forever.
Apparently her and somebody else said suing won’t be easy cause waivers were signed to prevent so if injury occurred…. Shits cancer
@@jasoniviejr.7925 waivers don't cover negligence
@@thekingsig2153 True… But it’s yet another hurdle that will be thrown straight at them in the process and a big one given twitch’s A1 legal team they probably have cause they know they need it for how scummy they are
@@jasoniviejr.7925 she will win the lawsuit, might not be for as much as she wants, but this is an easy victory for any competent lawyer
Except when the fall is less than 3 feet 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 play dumb games, win stupid prizes
Damn, that hurt watching... And you're right Charlie! About 10 years ago i suffered a herniated a disc at the L3-L4 level.. Causing a pinched sciatic nerve, making me bedridden for half a year. Still can't do many things, wake up stiff and still have crippling pain episodes from it a few times a year.
I hope she and others hurting themselves recover as well as they can.. Back injuries suck!
You're right about the amount of people who blame her like its her fault in post about the situation on insta. I was baffled by it so im glad you rightfully called them out because it's absurd the lack of empathy they have
Why do you feel that someone needs be held accountable for her own stupidity? She walked through that pit to get on the platform she knew it was solid ground and still decided to jump in like that. Play stupid games win stupid prizes. No one to blame but herself
@@superwinfieldgold yeah because it's her fault the pit isn't as safe as it should be. Smh what a disappointment of a person you are.
@@superwinfieldgold do you understand the concept of a foam pit
@@genericname2747 do you understand that she walked through it and knew it was solid ground?
@@superwinfieldgold Imagine watching a video, having the video explain why you're wrong, and deciding to be wrong on purpose
My Dad suffered from chronic back pain that was exacerbated by several operations that spanned decades, about a month ago he took his own life after deciding he wasnt willing to deal with inescapable agony for any longer.
I truly hope this girl is able to take whoever is responsible to the cleaners and can get herself properly fixed up so she doesnt have to spend the rest of her life suffering due to someone elses incompetence.
sorry for your loss :(
I'm very sorry for your loss
I'm so very sorry for your loss. I hope you find reassurance with the knowledge that your father is no longer in pain - he is at peace. Pain, especially chronic, unending pain like your father endured, is one of the worst types of torture. Your father was a strong, strong man to keep going, to keep living for as long as he did. He was truly a warrior, and you deserve to be proud of the decades-long battle against his own body that he fought. He is at well-earned peace, after a long battle.
It’s crazy to hear this after my mom told me about how she was going to do the same if her final back surgery didn’t work a few years back. She said the pain was so miserable that it truly was not worth it. Thank you god it worked, and am sorry to hear that you did have the same. Hope you can heal soon 🙏🏻
@@MrLeFluffy1 i really appreciate it. At times it feels a bit hollow but i do need to let myself feel happy for him that his suffering has come to an end. Thank you for the kind reminder, friend.
I fractured my L1 vertebrae in a roll over car accident, and I wish her all the best… this shit sucks. Still dealing with it 3 years later. Also, definitely relate with how she moves around and thought it wasn’t serious for a moment. I woke up and moved around, took off my seatbelt, turned around onto my knees, and only realized I was injured when someone told me to sit and not move. You don’t realize what’s happened for awhile…
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yup. broken a couple bones but only my arms and ankle. but i remember when i fell down the stairs and broke my wrist i got up and my parents were like yo you good?? and i was like yeah I’m literally fine and they were like you sure?? and i was like yeah. then i sat for a second and suddenly was immediately sobbing my wrist hurt so bad. adrenaline is a real thing
@@HAHAd2 your the true🤡🤡🤓🤓🤡🤡🤡🤓🤓🤓
@@HAHAd2 such a nerd for suffering an incredibly serious injury, how dare he.
The noise she makes at 1:46 says everything bro. My god that must have been painful
This is terrifying. I wonder how many injuries happened that we don’t know about because it was to attendees and not streamers. I’d love to know the legal repercussions and if the waver is even valid since conditions were unsafe to begin with
Wavers don't cover against gross negligence.
If you sign a waiver to an amusement park, and you get hurt from a bolt falling off a coaster, no waiver will protect against the gross negligence of the lack of maintenance. Same thing here. The people who operated that should have known that there was not enough protection to prevent injury from a fall.
there's whole threads on twitter. even outside of injuries they were responsible they treated disabled people like shit
@@levi-young Yep, apparently a woman dislocated her knee in the pit. Absolutely fucking gross negligence on the part of Twitch and the organizers, this should go to court.
@@steve7613 Literally! How the hell do you mess up a _FOAM PIT??_
@@aniyilator it’s actually pretty easy to mess up a foam pit if you as the organizer aren’t willing to put any money or effort into making it safe. thing is, foam pits need to be like 11(? correct me if i’m wrong) feet deep, with a lot of layers of foam cubes, a trampoline under those, and foam pylons under the trampoline. they’re not something you build casually and i assume it would be difficult and expensive to set up a proper, safe foam pit at a con. which is exactly why they didn’t do it, and went with the cheapest option which was literally one layer of foam cubes on top of concrete floors. which they *kept open* even after someone got injured
thank you for validating how serious backpain can get, and especially for empathizing with how it affects a person's quality of life. not many people get it
SHE DESER VE IT 💀💀
I herniated a disk squatting heavy and for years I couldn't bend over or sit straight. it's horrible but luckly I healed with physical therapy and taking calcium supplements.
@@5679_ no one inquired for your input
without knowing the full extent of it yet, seeing people immediately just go "PORN STAR GETS BACK BLOWN OUT" is fucking cringe. i am fully aware that the phrasing here will generate more puns, but a fucking metal insert? she genuinely may never walk the same again. it's dehumanizing- too fucking soon, at the very least.
@Aldo R the fact that you think she'll be able to live any kind of comfortable life with a metal rob in her back really speaks to just how little you really understand about the situation
go outside - or maybe find a productive hobby
Charlie has been consuming so much internet drama lately that at this point I genuinely feel terrible for him. What a brave man he is for exploring all these drama on our behalf.
yooo Penguiz0 commented on my last video lmao can't believe that.. thanks @penguinz0 i appreciate what you said tho I'll try not to do it anymore
lmao you acting like the man is diving into burning building you fuckin TH-cam normies are pathetic
@RULE BRITANNIA! (fours04) lmao
DIVERSITY IS WEAK AND PATHETIC. UNITY IS STRONG UNITY IS EVERYTHING.
@RULE BRITANNIA! (fours04) Do you have a n-word pass?
I can quite feel how Togashi’s back pain is like seeing this
I used to be a gymnast and I went to several different gyms. The foam pits were all required to have 6 feet of foam blocks and a trampoline underneath to absorb the impact, not just a slab of concrete. That was definitely not up to code. I've done hundreds of flips into foam pits, even landing head first. There's no way anyone should be injured jumping into a foam pit.
I remember sitting on my tailbone real hard when I was 13. Could hard sit down, wipe, or walk for a month and it still occasionally hurts today, seven years later. I can’t imagine what an actual back injury would be like. Wishing her the best
I bruised my tailbone after my sister shoved me out of a bar chair at 15. I was scared that I was paralyzed at first. It hurt for weeks, but I thankfully healed fully. I must have been really lucky looking back on it.
@@gircakes
I bruised mine being careless falling a bit over a meter onto a hard linoleum floor.
Had trouble sitting for a week but it eventually healed. I was really scared I broke something at first because it hurt like hell.
Ayo my tailbone hurts too
i sneezed too hard while bowing at a 90 degree angle and hurt my tailbone. till this day i can feel it hurting a bit if i sit too long :')
@@MrEpiclost skill issue
As someone with minor back problems (If I use it to much, it will hurt no matter what) I really feel for her. You don't realize how useful the spine is until you're literally unable to get out of bed without assistance, It's like if full paralysis had a warning sign.
oh, I'm pretty sure everybody above 12 knows that the spine is useful (I hope). you need to train the back if you can, sitting still is not helping.
@@nuclearwinter391 A lot of people don't appreciate what they have until it's gone. Do not give out medical advice like you know what you're talking about.
@@nuclearwinter391 you have to be VERY careful when training an injured back. I had about 3 car crashes all happen within 3 weeks and as a result, my lower back is permanantly messed up. Luckily its not severe. Still, I tried working out ti help make it stronger and to lose some fat while toning muscle, not even doing hard workouts but after about 2 months of working out; my lower back was so jank, I couldn't stand up for more than 2 hours eithout wearing a back brace. Simply standing became a painful ordeal. I stopped working out and my lower back is fine most days.
@@sebastianriz4703 jesus, 3 car crashes in 3 weeks ? Do you drive at Formula 1? But you're right, obviously I wasn't speaking of severe injuries. Then everything has to be approved by your physical therapist.
@@nuclearwinter391 Lol not st Formula 1. Just New Mexico but yee.